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Arizona republican., 1921-04-24
WANTES-HElP. MALE ESTABLISH YOURSELF
 MAKE MONEY
WORK STEADILY

w URN . EADlL1
 Be an automotive electrical special ist. No lay offs. Pay good. work clean; advancement unlimited. Learn battery building. repairing, starting, lighting, ignition; armature winding. generator. magneto testing, adjusting. This school leads; finest equipment. best instructors. Class forming. En- roll now. Free booklet. Skill wins. '' JOHNSON'S AUTOMOTIVE ELEC.
 SCHOOL
 l29 Broadway, Denver, Colo. It WANTED for battalion headquar- ters Arizona National Guard: Elec- tricians, signal men; operators, either wire, telegraph. radio or telegraph; cooks. cobblers, messengers, tailors, barbers. clerks and pigeon men. Call 215 E. Madison and see the recruiting sergeant. State and federal pay, en campment soon, and good opportuni- ties to eX-service men. II WANTED-N oung man with some drug experience. Call 1926. al
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

IS FOR RENT-PAsTURE
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24
80 Acres

Deeded land. near actual drilling Gall oil and mineral rights go in at the price), s163. Will make first pay
 ment on 10 acres. long time on bal ance. I have parties that will take 10 acres, and want more. The land is good, level ground: only 40 feet to water. and is we'll worth the price of SAP per acre. This tract is one of the very few that has not already been leased. See MT. Marlborough, at 122 w. Washington. Room No g. ak
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24
For Sale

Modern, fully equipped hotel, in live town on 'Old Trails highway; down town corner property; real bar gain: S950O cash will handle. See J. B. Matz, sos E. Van Buren, to S.9O n m dk
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24
Business Chances

For sale-Rest- paying small hotel in Arizona. located in live town on 'Old Trails highway: completely furnished: price reasonable. See J. B. Matz- S03 E Van Buren. to S:30 D. n. dE
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24
23La NTED-AGENTS AND
 CAI ESMEN

MAGAZINE solicitors. crew man agers, write for new receipts for western territory; best rates; state experience when writing. Standard Clearing House, 431 s. Dearborn, Chicago It EACLUSIVE territory to represent manufacturer of automobile neceS- sity. Generous profits, ready seller:
 every demonstration a sale. Kant Leek Mfg. Co, 125 N. Wells, Chicago.
 It $75 WEEKLY selling Cresco rain coats, waterproof aprons and new leather untlity bags; outfit free. No collecting or delivering. Improved Mfg. Co.,, Dept 10S, Ashland. o. It SALESMAN WANTED-Wholesa house desires several live wire sales men representatives to handle a thor oughly staple and reliable line of merchandise. Write Secord and Stusser. Inc, 71s Mission St. San 1 Francisco. Calif. It
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

Razor and safety blade sharpeni-7l our speciality. Blanton Co Srr VTo -'- F->~-+0~-
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24
LARGE, light office rooms over Berry hills. Inquire at Goldberg.'s Store.

WILL SELL WHOLE OR RENT PART OF BEST-LOCATED AND ELEGANTLY FURNISHED OFFICE IN THE CITY: SUITABLE FOR REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE OR ALMOST ANY BROKERAGE BUSH NESS. FOR PARTICULARS SEE E. W. BACON COMPANY, ROOM 4, BALkE BUILDING, 119 NORTH FIRST AVE It
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

WOULD INVEST cash and serv- ices in automobile accessory or oth- CT business: highest references Box I'D. Republican. It
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

14 FOR RENT-HOUsE
 ROOMS
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

FREE PASTURE for 20 to 30 sheep for about 30 days or longer; 2 miles of Phoenix. Phone 3662. al
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

TRY HOTEL NAVAJO - 546 w. Adams. Rates from $500 to $7.o0 per week. Porch cots included. h-bs
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24
MAGAZINE MEN

Statesmen and solicitors. Pick up a dollar every few minutes; every
 body needs and must have the S5 article we give free with s4.50 maga-
 zine offer; sells like hot cakes. For quick action send s5 for sample work ing outfit. MT. Annis. sos Humboldt Bank Bldg, San Francisco. It
 AGENTS-Free sample Make Elm
 White washing tablets. tremendous
 profits as high as 72c on dollar; ex-
 elusive territory. E. Thayer, 2143A Clybourn Ave, Chicago. 1t
 STOP HERE,-Make $50 next Sat
 urday. Agents, salesmen, district
 managers. brand new invention; sell
 ing like wildfire; sell Speederator for
 Fords; malIes any Ford run like a
 Packard; stops stalling and bucking;
 put on quick, no tools or holes to bore;
 instant satisfaction. Listen: make
 money quick, s75 to S150 week easy.
 Helton, Utah, makes $500 every week;
 McAllister, lillinois, made SIP first afternoon; Dane, West Virginia, s55
 week spare time only. Hurry, write
 quick for details and exclusive terri
 tory. Address Perrin Co., 1105 Hay
 ward Bldg. Detroit, Mich. It
 SALESMEN-C Calling on general stores. side line, fast selling special boys overall: one sample; big com
 mission; repeat orders. Cincinnati Overall Mfg. CO, Cincinnati. O. It
 WANTED-Live agent for automo- bile necessity; can give exclusive ter ritorys big profits. J. H. Smith Sales Co.. I'll West Seaside Blvd, Long Beach. Cal. It WANTED SALESMAN - Distrib- utor for new patented auto speciality. Manufacturers agents, jobbers and salesmen capable of handling large territory. Unusual factory co-opera : tion. Exclusive contract to right party. Big opportunity for a pro- ducer. Perfection Manufacturing Co.,, Petersburg, Va. 1t
 SALkSMEN calling on general stores; side line. Fast selling special boys overall. l sample. Big com mission. Repeat orders. Cincinnati Overall Mfg. Co, Cincinnati. Ohio. II LIBERAL free sample Toll Less | WondeE, washes clothes clean without rubbing. s6 to SIP daily for few hours work. over 300 per cent profit; aver age sales s1 Big repeater. New sales plan. advertising matter, free samples for customers guarantees sales: experience unnecessary; eA- elusive territory. Fl. D. Hansen, 3749
 Maple Square. Chicago. II SALESMEN TO TRAVEL ARI- IONA FOR LARGE SPARK PLUG MANUFACTURERS. LINE IS WELL KNOWN AND NATIONALLY AD- VERTISED. MUST HAVE PREV IOUS SALES EXPERIENCE AND BE ABLE TO FURNISH SATIS- FACTORY REFERENCES. CON NECTION PERMANENT AND PROFITABLE. SUCCESSFUL AP- | PLCANTS WILL BE GIVEN SPE- 1 CAL TWO WEEKS TRAINING AT OUR SAN FRANCISCO BRANCH i ADDRESS F. NJ. MELKA, 641 LAR KIN ST, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24
S2500

On good close-in city residence Emery F.. Oldaker, 142 w. Washing
 ton Ii
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

MEN-Age IT to 55. eXperience unnecessary; travel; make secret in vestigations, reports. Salaries, ex- penses. American Foreign Detective a Agency. Al. St Louis il
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

IF 4 FOUR FOOT CROPPING running s10 a ton cyanide rock with prospects of being a miIe will inter est you for development address Box S5C Republican 5b
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24
IA FOR RENT-HOUSEk
 ROOMS

DESIRABLE housekeeping rooms,
 with screen porch. SIS N. 2nd Ave.
 Phone 2727. al
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

A TORE for sale at Florence de- pot, Arizona; the stock and one Max well car for only $500 cash; two year lease. P. O. Box 4O2. Florence. AriZ It
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

EAT Chop Suey Noodles. The best in town Have 40 years experience;
 low price. high quality. Tuck Hink Restaurant now located at 23 South Second street. between Washington and East Jefferson dm
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

FOR RHINESTONE AND OFFICES
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

EX-SERNICE man will drive car near Tulsa or Dallas and pay eN- penses. GIT North First street. ak
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

FOR SALE-Grocery store, stocls and fixtures; good business, cheat rent. 1918 E. Washington St. Es
 RAMONA root beer stand for sale. 315 East Washington St dn
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

PASTURE, 80 acres barley. First house north Grand canal, east side of new Black Canyon road. It
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24
SPECIAL NOTICES

CITIZENS STATE BANK DE positors-We accept your deposit cer- tificates in full value for mdse. and money. Ballsun's Clothing Store, 31 W. Washington. It
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24
I7 FOR RENT-MlscELLANEoUs

for rent, contract or hire. Phone 401S
 or apply 2lI HomeDCilders' bldg. ak
Arizona republican., 1921-04-24

FEED FOR SALE-65 acres fo sheep or cattle. Phone 10R5 al
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-20
APARTMENTS WANTED

WANTED Observation-Disclosures apart
ment, two rooms kitchenetts bath.
Chevy Chase. Richmond Park Cleveland
Park. Woodley Park or convenient to
Bureau of Standards. References state
prices: BOX 1sl. Times OFFICE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BEGINNING Monday night Jan. 2. 1922
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
HAYNES


Best line Of Used in Washington price
No reasonable offer will be refused
Haynes Touring
Late Model Nash Touring Cars.
Dodge
l Touring.
/ Late Model Cleveland Sedan.
Late Model Cleveland
l Standard Eight Touring
l Oakland Touring
Chandler Touring
Every is in Al condition Come and make
bid won't refuse
books a
you car we work harder to keep than to sell
F. YOUNG Manager.
HAYNES USED CAR DEPARTMENT
1887 14th N. w.
Open evenings and Sundays
Terms
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE


Furniture
SET OF handsome mahogany colonial bed
room furniture, beautifully carved:
dinins ,aSis s0. sse mo- as:fsn: need .p sds
4gl2 Arkansas ave. Phone Adams 696.
FURNITURE--Househ old; including piano
upr,sst mahog,as also orssn oil paint
S-PTECE. two-tons walnut dining room
| suite; slightly used: cheap. SIS H ST.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o.x. with I.rss
mirror; price SIS. 1928 Harvard. Col.
BUFFET-Quartersd oak. ssw style: oak
hallrack, with large mirror; bureau and
other household furniture. $40 10th 81.
Clothing Sales
wORKINGMEN-Of course there never
was doubt but what the selling of new
pants at ". 10, and IS would Increase our
business. and 1t brought more hustiers and
we had to enlarge the store, but 1t did
coat. at Zero rates 'ei USE. yGsTMs
OLD STAND. s1s d.
CORONA and case: fine condition. Sa1
Miscellaneous
AT CHRIsrMAs TINE
Solve your Ks fsSs';" s S''s iss''''''''.
BABY CARRIAGE-Reed; Bloch made;
price $40. 1905 18th ct. N. w, Apt. Is. .
BABY carriage and tricycle.; almost new
s24 Tenn. ave- N. e.
BABY CARRIA0E-White reed: roason-
able. S26 Sth ut. N. e.
BOTTLES and Jugs packed and shipped:
any quantity. LYDoN. al Pearl st..
CHILDs' AUTO for sale; in first olsss
=, cGIdi5son' Price -. ISL Newton
GAS RAMeE-ror sale: NE new. ses Gu
LADIES' and gsntismsn's umbreIias; "a.
cellent Christmas gift: low pricsa ~
a. 0RIsWOLD. al 1Ith ct. n. W.
NOW IS THE TIME to bring in your
toys to have them repaired for Christmas
p. M. CORR
SIS 9th st. N. w. Franklin sSss.
OFFER wanted for Little Wonder Concrete
Mixer. 1917 18th NV. after 6. N. 1851
TIRES-New, all sizes; no reason
able offer refused. Apply 1919 L
st. N. w.
cARBUREToH-U. and =. u. Gail
STOv ES-Aii kinds: easy terms HOP.
WOODS. sth and X sta N. ".
XMAS CARDs-Best assortment: buy nov.
PAUL PEARLMAN, III q Ut. N. w.
The Little River news., 1921-08-10
Weekly Review of the
 Cotton Trade: Gains Some

New Orleans, Aug. 7-.The low prices of this week in the cotton market were made on the opening session and the high prices on the closing session. From the lowest to the highest there was a rise of 128 to 146 points. The close was at net gains of 127 to 136 points. At the lowest levels the active months were 4 points under to points over the close of the proceeding week, and at the highest they were 127 to IA points over. October traded down to 11.64 rose to 1910 and closed at 1902. In the spot department prices gained 125 points on middling which closed at 1925 against year ago.
 The opening session of the week brought bulge of over a cent a pound because of the bullish show ing of the governments figures on the growing crop and much more favorable annual statistics than ex- pected. The advance was kept go- ing by the hot and dry weather in the belt, especially in the western por- tions and complaints that it was caus- ing severe deterioations. Hot winds eastern belt but during the last half of the week large areas east of the Mississippi river received showers. Extremely hot weather continued to the end of the week in the West and the closing session brought official weather returns showing temperatures of 100 and above at many points. Texas reported temperatures up to 106 de- grees and Oklahoma up to 109.
 The foundation for the weeks ad- yances was laid by the governments report of 64.7 per cent of normal as the condition of the crop on July 25. This was the lowest percentage of con- dition ever returned on that date, and was fully points under general ex- pectations. It indicated crop of but S,2O3,00O bales and if these figures are realized it will mean that the South has grown the smallest crop in 26 seasons
 The outstanding feature of the an nual statistics was the carryover of 9,194, ,O0O bales which, while the largest carryover on record, was far under average expectations. The trade gen. erally looked for at least 9,500,00C bales and there were many estimates of around 1O,OOO,OOO and few as high as 1O,500,O0O. The commercial cror was smaller than expected, 11,377, ,31e bales against 19,444,1SO year ago, but was offset by the small consumption 10,500,00O bales against 12,670,000 last year. These figues related to the cot ton year ending with July.
The Little River news., 1921-08-10
HELP ON OIL FIELD SURVEY
of Arkansas Will Help to
 Make Survey of Oil Fields.

Fayetteville, Aug. g. - (SpeciaD- The University of Arkansas has en- tered into cooperative agreement with the United States Geological Sur vey and the United States Bureau of Mines to make a survey of the proven oil fields in the southern part of the State. Dr. Gilbert H. Cady, head of the department of geology of the Uni versity, an ex-offlcio state geologist, will have charge of the work for the University. It is expected that the survey will begin shortly.
 The object is to work out the struc- tural features and the limits of the oil territory, to formulate methods for conservation of oil and gas, and to compile report which will be printed by the State department of Mines, Manufactures, and Agriculture.
The Little River news., 1921-08-10
PLAGUE REPORT MISLEADING
Health Authorities Say Peilagra is Not
 So Bad in Arkansas.

Washington, Aug S.-Differences of opinion as to the severity of the pre- valance of pellagra in the south cropped out today among officials of l2 southern states at the closing sessions of their two-day conferences here with Surgeon General Cumming Of the public health service.
 That the state officers, in adopting a report of conditions, contended U clause should be included that the sit uation was in no way more serious than during the last several years. Others among them, Doctor Olin West of Tennessee, c. w. Garrison of Ark ansas, held, however, that while there was no cause for alarm, pellagra was more prevalent than in the past and succeeded in having the statement they objected to eliminate.
 Those who secuted the contention that the situation was more serious than in former years included Doc tors w. s. Leathers, Mississippi, A. M. Mccormick, Kentucky; James A. Hayne, South Carolina, and $. w. Welch, Alabama.
 All of the state commissioners, however, agreed that there was no condition approaching famine of plague in the south.
 The public health service was criticised for spreading "erroneous and misleading reports.
 Before adjournment of the meet ing the possibility of another con- ference in the near future was dis cussed, probably at the white house with President Harding.
The Little River news., 1921-08-10
COMB SAGE TEA IN
 HAIR 10 DARkEN 1T
It's Grandmothers Recipe to keep her Locks Dark,
 Glossy, Beautiful.

The oId-time mixture of Sage TeA and Sulphur for darkening gray. gtreaked and faded hair is grand mothers recipe, and folks are again using it to keep their hair a good. even color, which is quite sensible. aS we are living in an age when youth ful appearance Is of the greatest ao- vantage. Ncwadayst though. we don't have the troublesome task of gathering tho sage and the mussy mixing at home. All drug stores sell the ready-to-use product, improved by the addition of other ingredients, called 'Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound" It is very popular because nobody can discover 1t has been applied. Simply moisten your comb or a soft brush with it and draw this through your hair. taking one small strand at time: by morning the gray hair disappears, but what de- lights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, Is that, be- sides beautifully darkening the hair after a few applications, it also pros duces that soft lustre and appearances of abundance which Is so attractive. This ready-to-use preparation is 8 de~ Hghtful toilet requisite for those who desire a moro youthful appearance It is not intended for the cure, InittS2- ton or prevention of disease
The Little River news., 1921-08-10
GUARD ADVANCING
Arkansas National Guard Has Made
 Rapid Advancement.

Little Rock. Aug. 9.-(Special)-The advance which has been made by the Arkansas National Guard in the last few months has been nothing short of phenomenal. Only few months ago the state occupied 46th place in rank in regard to it's military establish ments. Persistent effort however, has so far improved conditions that now it is 9th in rank. The only states with better organization being Connec- ticut, Oregon, Minnesota, Washington, and Rhode Island. At the last report, the recognized strength of the guard was 1906 men or 76 per cent of the authorized quota of 2116. For the en- tire United States the total recognized strength of the National Guard is 11o,- GAO out of a total of 163 ,425 authorized by the National Defense act of 1920.
The Little River news., 1921-08-10
TEXARKANA KHAN DENIES
Says It Is Not Responsible for ViO-
 fence and Threatening Letters.

Texarkana, Aug. 6.-Their negro porters and bell hops all frightened into resigning and leaving their places by notices received from what organized, the local hotels are for che first time in their history trying the experiment of white help. Practi- cally all negro employees quit prompt ly on receipt of the notices, in spite of all that their employers could promise or do to induce them to re- main. Thursday night and yesterday the hotels were badly handicapped, but by last night sufficient force of white boys and young men had been secured to restore things to somewhat of an appearance of nor- malcy.
 Last night communication was handed in to the office of the local morning paper purporting to be reso- lutions adopted Gin konklave" by
 
 Kul1lux Klan, denouncing as forger- ias the several notices which have been sent through the mails or been posted in the city recently purport- ing to be orders from the Klan, and offering a reward of $500 for the arrest and conviction of the party or parties uttering such forgeries The resolutions also severely con- demned" the threatening notices re cantly sent in the name of the Klar to J. L. Wadley, editor of the Daily TeXarkanian, and w. B. Weeks, cor. respondent for the Gazette, warning them to publish no more news con- corning the doings of the Klan, and assuring those men that this lodge holds no i'll will toward either ol them, and although they may dis agree with us in our policy and methods. we believe in every man having his law-given right to his own opinions, to express them when and where he sees fit The reso- lutions further said that the lodge nor any member thereof has sent any letters or warning to anyone, and that if any person ever receives a letter from this organization "they will not have to be told that the same is genuine"