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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-28
NOTICE.

Sale Of Valuable Residence propertv
in the Town of Tazewell, Virginia.
Under and by virtue of a decree
entered In chancery cause Of Sallie
NJ. McClintock, complainant. ys. RelIa
Mays and others, defendants. ON fine
ith day of December, 1920, the under
signed, who was appointed n ,peciaJ
commissioner for the purpose. will
on the 5th day of February. 1921. be,
tween the hours of ten a. m. and four
p; m OF that day. at the front door
OF the Court House of Tazewell conn
W, sell at public auction, TO the bieh-
est bidder, the house and lot situate
on the south side of Mechanics Ave-
nuc. in the Town of Tazewcll. Taze-
we'll county. Virginia, owned Nv
George l.. McClintocl, at the time of
ms death, and which was conveved
TO nm by Christopher Holly and 9TH
ers, by deed dated November 10, 1894
and recorded in the Clerks Office NJ
SAID county in Deed Book No 10
page 63T, upon the following terms.
One-third cash in hand on date If
sale and the balance Gpon cred IL
OF SIX and twelve months from dote
OF sale, in equal instalments. with
interest from date of sale. which do
ierred payments shall be evidenced bv
Two several bonds of the purchaser
payable to said special Commissioners
win approved personal security there
on' I. C. BOWEN,
W.: Special Commissioner
" Virginia: In the Clerks Office ~
L Iazewell Circuit Court, Januarv
~. l. 5. M. Graham, deputy clerk OF
we In Circuit Court of Tazewell county
Virginia, do hereby certify that r TT z
bowen,, special commissioner. has ~
ecuted bond as required by the dacrea
OF the Court in the above styled chan
'urity thereon. '- 'O''''i Sc
5. NJ. GRAHAM, Deputy Clerk
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-28

Systematic SAVING builds fortunes.
II you would be successful SAVE reg.
ularly and spend wisely. Be sure to
get your moneys worth.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-28

While the amount OF money that YOU
SAVE Is important in itself, the big
gest thing after all is that you have
learned how to save.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-28

How can you possibly be content
unless your future Is secure. BY put
ting your money regularly in War Saw.
ihgs Stamps you can Danish worry.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-28

Money SAVED each month will helm
you buy home. II you start SAVING
now You Will he on the road to indie.
pendence In short time.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-28

Work for your money; then make
your money work for you. Your saw.
lNGS wisely invested will yield good
returns.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-28

Success comes to those who deserve
II; TO all who plan their work and ex.
penditures and SAVE money regularly
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-28

The.prosperity OF your town depends
upon the prosperity OF the individuals.
DO your part
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-28

It's "A long time between drinks,
particularly for those lying in the
cemetery as Their result of poison
liquor.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-01-28

When Congress is not in session
there is an imperative demand that
1T meet and do something, and when
it is in session there is loud boiler
for it to quit talking and go home.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
KACEYS AT TORRINGTON
Manager l.. F. Mangan Arranges Game With Crack Company NJ Team Tonight.

The local Kaceys will journey to Torrington this evening to meet the crack Co. M team of that city, In stacking up against the military boys the Kaceys will tackle one of the hadest opponents of the season. Campbell, one of the local stars will not be with the team tonight. Shee- han, another of the kacey stars will be with the New Britain Machine company. Manager Mangan expects to fill this gap with one of the stars of the Industrial league.
 Another championship title battle will be waged at the Armory Saturday night, when the Orioles, an unbeaten local quintet will play the Y NJ. c. A. Juniors. The game will be a pre- limlnary contest to the Kaceys-N New Britain Machine company series. The teams will lineup as follows: Orioles NJ. White and Tommy Donahue, for wards; White, center: Grace and Pat terson, guards, Daly sub; Juniors Dahlson and Walthers, forwa rds: La liar, center: Sheehan and Morelii, guards: Tancred, sub.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
PENNSy QUINTET
 WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Dartmouth Is OutClaSSed on
 Hanover Court, 3t to t6

Hanover, N. H., March 17.--Penn- sylvania won the Intercollegiate Bas- ketball league race here last night, defeating Dartmouth, 31-16. ThiI victory gives Penn the first leg on the Alexander cup, which is the second year in succession that the Red and Blue has come in ahead. Dartmouth was outplayed from start to finish and was seldom able to break through the strong Penn defense.
 Penn got the jump at the start and ran up total of ten points before the Green was even able to find the bas- ket. Dartmouth then showed a slight improvement and two pretty goals by Captain Yuill made the game more interesting for a while. Penn, how ever, soon picked up and was leading 17-5 at the end of the half.
 Dartmouth put up a faster game for a time at the opening of the fsecz. ond period, but was totally AiAtsspase of solving the opposing de1t6N8 ne Red and Blue maintaiH,s iead throughout and finiskfdXn the lead by a 31-16 tenn- star of the. banfxeeping the Green arded ;rSe1f Gfnes in addition to tallyinp f1S5hel& goals. Captain Me NichoI. kding/ scorer. performed briIIiaSl4% keeping his chief rival. C,lIsfG at bay at all times.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
SCHAEFER FAR AHEAD,
Jake Gathers 500 Points to 216 for
 Cochran.

New York. March 17.-Showing much of the same brilliant form that characterized his play in the recent match with Edouard Horemans, Jake Schaefer yesterday took both blocks in the 1,200-point 1S.2 balkline bill Hard match with Welker Cochran at the Strand academy. The match will be concluded with an afternoon and evening session today. At the close of play last night Schaefer had a total of 600 to PIG for Cochran.
 The Chicago player won both blocks easily enough. the afternoon score being 300 to 2S and the evening score 300 to 1SS. In the evening ses- sion he gathered a cluster of 2S0 in an unfinished run with which he end ed the block. In this run he played brilliantly, got the balls at one end of the table and clicked off his points rapidly, with few difficult shots com ing up. He seldom had drive to the far, end and he played steadily throughout.
 Cochran had taken a long lead by the time Schaefer came to the table, for he had gathered 166 by "a clever show of billiards. Schaefer at the time had but 20 points. Cochran Aever got another chance to shoot, as Che game was played in three innings. Schaefer. having an average of 150 for the block.
 In the afternoon session. Schaefer got away to long lead early in the session and. though it required ten in iiiugs for him to get 300, he was al- ways in front. Cochran could not get started, and, when he had a turn at the table, usually found the balls in bad position. His runs were feeble efforts and his average for the block was but 2 S-10.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
fLER SEX ARE MYERS 0N ALLEYS
Boys Bite on More Than They Can Chew

Casino Boys bowling team dis 'd last night that 1t Is easier to quintet of girls a handicap of nn In n game. than 1t is to over n, whom a bevy of bowling an took itAsse straight games at
 McDdn1oxb's alleys. After |E tho maukeup of the girls |those ac cnainted with their al- |owess win readily admit that pya must have overrated their It Is safe to venture that tho me, they won't be so smart" <ilduff turned in a giit-edged ion of pin toppling, getting nf 0S. s3 and n. for a total of iiss Holmquist wns second with Tor the losers. r. Narcum hit
 N single and high total scores.
 scores on local alleys fol-
 ROGERS ALLEYS.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
ANDERSON AND O'BRIEN
Local Entrants in Connecticut Indi- yidual Bowling Championship ta Roll First Game Tuesday Night.


 Secretary Charles E. Mahoney of the Connecticut Individual Bowling league, has arranged the first round of games in the league, the dates run ming from next Monday night until April |. The schedule calls for the first local games to be rolled at the Casino alleys on next Tuesday night. with Eddie Anderson, representing Rogers Recreation alleys, contesting with "Fido'' O'Brien, representing the Casino alleys. On next j, Thursday night. these players will clash at Rog- CTS Recreation alleys. +t~
 On Monday, March 2S, Conran of South Manchester, rolls O Brien at the Casino alleys, and on the follow ing evening Anderson tackles Orsini of Hartford at the Charter Oak alleys in that city. O'Brien will meet Con- ran at Manchester on March 31.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
TO PLAY AT HARTFORD

New Britain MaIIInC COmnNny
 Quintets Will Meet Whitney and
 Colt Teams Tonight.
 The second game of the series tor the Hartford county championship between the New Britain Machine company and the Pratt and Whitney company, Industrial league champions of New Britain and Hartford, will be played this evening at the Hartford Y. M. c. A. gymnasium. In the first game which was played here last Saturday night, the locals had little difficulty in winning. The Corbin team and the Colt team will play in the first game tonight. A delegation of local fans will accompany the teams to Hartford. |.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
TIGER FIVE DEFEATS YALE.

New Haven. March 17.-Princeton last night defeated the Yale basket ball five. 24 to IT. closing the inter- collegiate season in the toughest match of the year here. Three Tiger players were compelled to quit the floor with injured faces. Brawner re- tiring in the first three minutes of I> with 2 cut eye. Bergen follow ing lNn ten minutes later with a swol- len nose. and Legendre going out in the second half with an injured op- tic
 Legendre, who finally left the game because of four personal fouls, was the star for the Tigers.
 The Tigers really won the match by dashfng spurt in the first eight min utes. when they swept Yale off its feet, securing an II to lead, be- fore the Ellis scoring game waa launched. Tho first half closed with Yale struggling behind 2 16 to han dicap. Princeton barely maintained it5 advantage during the second half Last nights victory assured Prince ton of fourth place and installed Yale as tailender with n record of one vic- tory gained over Princeton last month.
 The linpnn.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
GAME AT HIGH SCHOOL

The basketball teams of New Brit ain and New Haven High schools will play at the local school gymnasium
 tomorrow evening. The game is scheduled to start at 7:30 o'clock. In a previous contest earlier in the sea on, the Elm City team was victorious by a small margin. a.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
COLGATE ON DIAMOND

Sixty Baseball Candidates Hold First
 Outdoor Practice
 Hamilton, N. Y, March 1.-The first good weather of the year allowed Caach Bill Reid of fba CoIga,a rrn;.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17

Goals from floor, Princeton: Jef- frey .. Opie ?, Legendre ?, Dickinson, Brawner: Yale: Alderman, Kech, Flynn. Cooper; goals from fouls, Princeton: Opie. 6 of 10: Yale: Alder man, of 10. Flynn out of 2. Sub stitutions, Princeton-Jeffrey for Brawner, Wadleieh for Opie. Witt mer for Bergen. Winfield for Dickin- son, Davis. for Legendre: Yale-Opley for Adams, Larner for Kech. Sibour for Alderman. Referee. Tom Thorpe, Columbia: umpire. Messmer. Spring field College; time of halves, 20 min utes.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
REGULARS BEAT BATTLERs.
Stanley Works Girls Basket Tossers
 Cop a 16 to 6 Game.

The Stanley Works team of the Girls Industrial league, defeated a pickup team S<nown as the Bat tiers last night at the Y. w. c. A. gymnasium, score 16 to G. Miss Yankis and Miss Bigelow did the best work for the losers, while Miss Gen. nette and Miss Kilbourne starred for the victofs. game for a purse of s3O has been arranged between the Stanley Works and the reorganized Outlaws which will be played next week.
 The summary of last nights game: LiIbournc- RiCalow
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
WHERE TO EAT?

THE FRANKLIN RESTAURANT 2 FRANKLIN SQUARE Now Open Under New Management NEWTON S& ASKINS, 3=.-.. h. Successor to T. s. and M. GurIey. Price, Quality and Quantity
 Our Specially.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
kln Agrees to Terms "
 nnnRenicns.

N. March 1T--3ack
 of the Brooklyn Ma As beon a hoidout. has land may play with Inc [ the Yankees at New |urday. This word was bday from the Dodgors' camp in the south. \ manaxernent offered |tfiefisr. a salary in- por cent. it was said.
 st,0e0 in caso tho
 prst. second CT. third
 "a
 ntATr TO pLAY.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17

Field goals. Kilbourna ?, Landgren 2. Gennette .. Bigelow ?. Yankis 1: foul goals. Kilbourne ?; referee, War ner: scorer. Vibberts; Timers, He'll berg and Hayes.
New Britain herald., 1921-03-17
SIGNS CONTRACT.

hoo pins oaeh game.
, 1921-05-17
SPECIAL No. Isl.

Every home has something ~hirh
appeals 70 a buyer. Some homa
have many appealing features. Ths
home am describing here IN th<
first place u modern IN every way
n II heatef with n hot mir furnace
IL has a fun basement. with two fin
shed rooms In a.. These rooms renT
vcry readily because this house IL 10
Gated out az the end OF West -Four
tenth street. right across nom ths
refinery.
On h first floor you will find foui
nice rooms. bath. ciosrta and a place
for the ice chest. The kitchen has al
built-in features n a hot water tank
House Il new n freshly painted. II
rents for SIS per month, and tine prfcs
Is only $3.50. Terms can b a.
ranged Look it w.
, 1921-05-17
VIE HAVE
MOVED

VOC WILL FIND US NOW n
SUITE sii. oil. EXCHANGE BUILD
ING. EVERY DAY ~ OPENING
EVERY DAY OUR SERVICE
AND ATTENTION WILL BIZ THIS
best WI CAN GIVE
, 1921-05-17
SPECIAL NO. iss.

For 81. so0-one OF the c~iever>si
little houses youu meet. II Is located
on n lot sOxi30 feet. Is brand neu
and very pretty. Yes, It has water,
lights. bath n sewer. and gas IL "a
n little way from IL. Three large
rooms. bath and an extra large break
fast DOL on tho first floor. OFF from
the Kitchen which has all handy fea
tures we'll arranged. n a little room
for h ice chest, and for storing pur
poses.
The house has a full basement, one
half OF Il has cement floor. the othei
half IL partitloned off for q wood
floor and two finished rooms.
IL would be a pleasure to live IN
this home. and II IL a money msksf
also. IL 10 located IN n fast building
community and VIII always rent OF
sell. Terms can be had on this pron
crty.
, 1921-05-17
LOOK
MEANS
LOT
SEE BEN
LOOK
MEANS
LOT
YoU FOUND THAT HoafEr LET us HELP Tou.

HAVE you FOUND THAT FoafEr LET us HELP you.
Fourroom cottage north side; laEse corner lot; gar,ss house .
empty. ready to 10Y into. and We have this property listed. so you
a buy It with small payment down. "a also: balance rent Price.
$500. H.
Kiniey: city water; electric lights yard all fenced; can buy on easy pay
ments; S27oo and ali furnished.
New fyeroOm modern bungaiow: IN Willow street; near West Cas-.
per school: five Dor upstairs; all latest burtin features; fun basement
heat; toilet in basement You can buy this home right ISL to SET It.
Large tworOon house o cY avenue. all beautifully finished: a
easily be built N: sewer: water near; owner a hrSer non
will sell for $500. 1900 cash.
Little home OF South jackson; two rooms; nice level lot; city water;
lights. Here Is your chance 10 W a home $3.50 cash. balance monthly
Il pei cent. Ert4
LOTS LOTS LOTS
II you have missed seeing u new addition. - 1t now
We have nice selection OF residence lots Ask to sec them.
-.us BUSINESS LOCATIONS
We have several locations fr longtime lease-you to put ~
own building
Members OF Casper Real Estate Board
SEE BEN REALTY CO., INC.
A LOOK MEANS A LOT
.oi..os MIDWEST BLDG. PHONE I~
B. L. Scherck Realtors CeelI bon
, 1921-05-17
M H. BURY REALTY co.


Just newly built four-room home
with four finished rooms In tho base
ment. located IN the southeast part
of the city. Has hardwood floors,
woodwork finished in white enamel.
and nice lighting fixtures. Founda-
built for garage and has other
outbuildings on place. A real bar
gain at $4,000 and on good terms.
Three-room furnished house in good
location in south part of town. Has
barn on place. Priced right at 81, ZOO,
81. 200 down and terms on balance.
A. well built four.room house on full
sized lot in east part of town, two
blocks off of pavement. Has large
garage See this place. Price only
1920, $3.50 down and balance like
rent.
we have a first class buy In a five
room modern furnished home in the
southwest part of town. Price com.
pletely furnished $1,000 and on terms.
JAMES H. BURY REALTY co.
CASPER'S OLDEST REAL ESTATE
AND INSURANCE FIRM
Phone 1858 IFS West Second St..
, 1921-05-17
CASPERREALTY CO..

Adcantng pavement south side. nveroom typioai sunsaiowi ok
bath between; full basement. one finished roomi soxito astfront lot;
garage: there rs lawn, walks. curbdng: 1t Is a beautiful place and tho price
n right q $500. .
Clos In. south side. on pavement: east front sox140 lot with side
walks. curbing, lawn. trees: large Broom horse; hot water heat; wood
work old ivory finish: all wallis tinted: the place is in the finest IN
ditcn and the price Is only $1,000.
One block Off pavement, south part OF city. eur-room bunsaiow. aax
rooms; one lsIl2: another 1895; nall between; linen closet; clothes sio.st
In each bedroom; large kitchen with breakfast. nook; u basement N
party n anxious TO sell and the price has been ut to $500; this hodse
has hardwood nooFs throughout H.
We have some good small places o the north side OF easy payments
ranging from 500 to $500 payment down. Can build you a VIC three OF
fourroom house OF easy payment plan.
, 1921-05-17
All. NESBITT REALTY CO., INC.
3OS-3Oz O-S Bldg. Phone 766M

SOS-SUZ O-S DAuSs 1S
.vs.r.irr time m owning your home will never get yu anywhcrss
r,.z- une Is an opportunity tor someone looking fr a hne large
non mS ~ Tbirds streets, and adjoining h property hal sold las spring
oo am az noono The house la six large roons. besides large hall and
10 "rath The ifvingroom and dinfngroom IN l4xso feet:
large pan- ~ fet in width, and the Kitchen is large n well ar
nl - osW w,us re tinted in all rooms and there V pal noors In hall.
ii ~ - ninrroom Buntin buffet m Kitchen cabinet lou
l nVms nartad with ss and IA range and hot water heater: Hot water
Ssae e svstem with ample radiation. U sene wtn thrseroom
pa at r IN ~. ath lawn, trees sidewalk, curbing. pavement urnture in
i4viooS ~ r.-nnent TO be sold with house offered complete n n
u mEvc rserxatv figure of st1,5oo with ome terms mn cneeln prop
ven All -, ~. worth considerable more money in h al future.
az -, .,u,iful hon With exceptional income asset II desired.
10 1Ss ,-s erht rooms exclusive Of bath. with walls tntedf IN Al
Ia w lena, TTgsi buntyn features Full BASEMENT with well lighted n
rWnH hreero apartment finished; besides lnundryroom.
wen " IT, Te owner desires to sell the properr, furnished. inciud-
co 49, new as ranges. water heater. etc All OF rurnfture Is IN
gooal Ss nrt Of the city Oh h pavement and near enough to III bush
esna .s- - ~. 70 he entabl It all times Has lawn, sidewalk. trees curb
Onered complete fol $sIaVo'o On r~So"A
81 your investigation ~
II. = block 12. South Oak street; corner. Price. $i7oo; $500 cash.
- o ,,ock al. Sourh Lincoln street Price. $1,000. s
=, 10 block IS, South Butler addition; assessment PAID; price
$3.50; terms. -. ,soo ,soo ah
r. YOU RECEIVING DIR WEEKLY LETTER OF CASPER
The Market Place for Tonne
MEMBERS OF THE CASPER REAL ESTATE BOARD
A. P. Nesbitt Loans Insurance W. B. Barnard
, 1921-05-17
NATRONA REALTY CO., INC.
1I2 East Second Street
Suite No. 2-PEone l2lSW
r. f. WHITE, President and Manager
PHONE 12lsW

Member of IN Casper Real Estate Board
THESE FINE STRING DAYS EVERY ONE is THINKING or
THAT HOME. HAVE YOU THOUGHT OF YOURSy II NOT, DO so
NOW. NOW is THE TIME TO BUY. PRICES ARE AT ROCK
BORROW Vow.
$4,000 FOR a new urroo dwelling in Burlington addition. modern
X = heat: bunt5n features; two iotr- Tisp price includes furniture,
IL complete. ready TO move Into. Z Is a bargain- ~ r.
iington addition; only s3o cash nrst payment and balance monthly.
This II a real chance To W your w home. t .N.
For . few days we a oner you q neat or Dol home o n Cotton
wood, neal he rehnerfes with q small oneroorn house In the sr for
the exceptional price of $4,000. and only 5000 cash payment lee this
$500 buys \ very attractive home. located on South Cedar INT
Railroad avenu This Is modern except heat and. has a IN "
fence A pretty home for somebody and priced right
$500 and m terms hal o can reach viii u n full furnished
evenroon strictly modern dwelling m David and Twelfth streets This
N right In the very ccntero of the best residence districts Of h. city.
HOUSE hs all the modern pnvenencer h urnnure lis all that T. de-
1t should be seen by any desiring n complete home n II ready
to w intos t
You are missing a chance when you do not look over those new
Remember. these are o. W olosan Ind have a conpieae garage. Only $1,000
cash and the balance like rent IL
The best roomfng house proposition in tie cny is The Durbin. You
can. buy this right i you see "a
IN n of the best residence streets. strictly modern and furnished in best
of taste that W e "a arrange a N exchange fr a smaller residence o
for lots Ask about tms.s
w. have a ne so acres 4, the best farming district of Missouri:
good buildings. all atocked with livestock and farming Implements that
we a exchange for Casper property. II you are interested " "a get
Five lots In Burlington addition II offered for a few days at s,s
each; easy terms These are just the thing or icy dwellings TO
renf or sell.
A I'm. lot, corner. In North Burlington. at seoo.
NATRoNA REALTY COMPANY
II, East second Suite No. 2 Phone i2fsw
Real Estate Insurance
, 1921-05-17

FOR RENr-MScELLANEoUs

FOR RENT-Laght running sewing
machine. phone 1886. 7-1o-tf
, 1921-05-17
FOR REN1-HoUsEs

FOR RENT-Ncat two-room horse.
electric lights and good outbuildings.
Call at 943 South Mckinley street
ings- 5-16-2t
, 1921-05-17

FOR SALE-complete rooming and
boarding house. Cali At 101 South
Boyer. two blocks west of the Hen
ming: t-is-5t'
, 1921-05-17

FOR RENT-Five-roon modern bun
galow. 3e2 South Jackson street.
5-i6-tf
, 1921-05-17
BUSINESS CHANCES
Insurance

FOR sALE-Bcst garage in the iiv.
est town in Wyoming: II you want
to get in to a well established bust
ness, act quick. Address p. O.. box
$50. Tribune. sl4-st'
, 1921-05-17

FOR SALE-New Siivertown cord
tire, 32x4. cost $50 new; grey tube
and chain; sell all for s45. 11o4 South
Poplar. 5-17-3ts
, 1921-05-17

FOR SALE-Aimost new Kinzeburl
walnut piano: will sell cheap IL
taken at once 100 West H. street.
5.1n.tf
, 1921-05-17
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

FoR SALE-At 3s7 South Ash street.
dressers. $1f: beds. IS; springs. 81;
threeshole stove. $11; rocker. IS: water.
power washing machine. IS; also good
davenport, $25. Phone 1860. 5-1e4t
, 1921-05-17

FOR SALE-Baby carriage, brown
wicker, good as new. sos South
Kimbail street. b-17-3t<
, 1921-05-17

FOR sALE-six-voit storage battery,
brand new. been driven only 200
miles; cheap for cash. Auto Exchange.
Fifth and Center streets 6-17-3t
, 1921-05-17

SCREENS. windows and doors. ]. W.
King. Phone 511W. 5-1f-et'
, 1921-05-17
FOR SALE-MIScELLANEoUS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. here is your
chance to become more proficient:
I have instruction papers OF one OF the
best correspondence schools in the
country on higher -accountancy that
I will sell for IS. See Il. H. Seaman
at Tribune office. b.14-tf
, 1921-05-17

FOR SALE-Collie pups ready to
wean, a pedigree with every pup.
The Green Mountain Kennels. Boul-
der. Colo. b.l7-st
, 1921-05-17

FOR SALE-Pit bull terrier puppies,
u. X. C.. registered. Call 1921 for
information. 5-17-3t