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OLD APPARATUS
Fire Bureau Will Begin to
Make Purchases This
Week
NINE STEAMERS
FOR DEPARTMENT

The Department OF Public Safety.
according to announcement this
week, viii begin purchasing fire ap-
paratus for the paid FIRE department,
but the directors have refused to di-
vulge their plans as TO how much Of
the present apparatus viii be taken
over. It is thought, however. that
the more modern motorized appara-
tus will be taken over by the direc-
tors. and it may be advisable 70 pur-
chase some of the motorized steam
ers. such as are owned by the Re
lance. Brandywine and Independ-
. ence companies.
The program suggested In 10 have
nine steamers or pumping engines
and three trucks with a number OF
chemical engines II is thought
these could all be housed in the
seven fire houses recently purchased
by the directors for the city. II may
be necessary to purchase one OF
more houses. and that OF the Wee
cacoe company has been under con.
sideration-
The matter of high pressure serv-
ice, which has been raised. will b.
a matter for the future, the directors
Of Public Safety say. The present
high-pressure water service viii
stand only about forty pounds pres.
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/. OF MRS. PERKINS
Child Welfare Commission
Commends Retiring Di-
rector's Work
ACCOMPLISHED MUCH
UNDER HANDICAPS

The Child Welfare Commission
has adopted resolutions OF apprecia-
ton of Mrs. Ina ]. N. Perkins. whose
resignation was rendered the com
mission several months ago when
she had expected TO be free to under
take plans OF her own. The commits
sion was able to retain her services,
however, until a medical director
could be secured.
Mrs Perkins came to Delaware
with a wide experience in child well
fare work. being one of the few
constructive child welfare specialists
in the country. Her work in the
State OF Michigan during the war
attracted the attention of the an
thorities at washington, including
the late Franklin X. Lane, Secretary
Of the Interior. and Mrs. Perkins was
called to Washington to conduct the
National Child Welfare program
during the last months of the chill
ren's year. Mrs. Perkins was infiu.
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MANUFACTURERS NorE: Prom The above article
the reader must not infer that Naxatcd Iron will
make q giant 10 strength or a worlds champion out
Of the average man: but NuNatcd Iron will Increase
the rcd blood corpusclea and by doing greatly in
supply Increased nerve force % the starving
cells You can try kuratcd Iron on our absolute
guarantee that N u doda not increase your strength
power and endurance IN two weeks time and give
you perfectly satisfactory results your money viii be
refunded. beware Of substitutes. Look for tho
word ''Nutntcd" on every package. NuNntcd Iron
for the blood and nervc8 is sold BY all druggists.
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proposed by the Reconstruction
Commission and by many other
asencies-tul credit must be given
to Mira Perkins. as well as a very
large measure OF the credit for the
passage Of all the progressive laws
in any way affecting children In the
1921 session OF the Legislature.
IAN of this work, and much more
which cannot be touched upon
briefly, has had as one of its results
more practical law and a more
nearly adequate appropriation, and
deserves the profound and lasting
| gratitude of all the citizens of tn
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and OF the assistance and co-opera-
ton secured from private agencies,
both local and national
''rhe commission appreciates the
value OF. and the labor involved In,
the preparation Of accurate statistics
and the keeping OF dependable rec
ords, by a system which has fore
stalled criticism and made Legislative
or individual attacks on the work OF
the commission impossible.
For the research and tnvestiga-
ton and the personal interviews and
contacts which made possible the
program Of constructive Legislation
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State, and the special gratitude q
those who are charged with the re-
sponsibility OF continuing and devex
oping the-child welfare work
1.-The Commission recognizes thas
the splendid accomplishments Il
the past twenty months have beet
effected in large part under -advers.
conditions. particularly the lack q
adequate funds and assistance, -ans;
it is the sincere regret of the conn
mission that Mrs Perkins work had
to be done under such hardships.
''The commission instructs its SEQ
retary to send a copy OF this resolus
ton to Mrs. Perkins"
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usually take, Nuxated Iron may therefore be
termed both blood and nerve food as Il
feeds decentralization 70 your blood andthe
principal chemical ingredient Of active liv-
ing nerve force TO your brain and nerve cells.
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eran OF the World War. who served
nine months with the 2sth Division
in France; her father, who is a
chauffeur for Mrs. Bessie II. Luke;
two brothers and two sisters; Veance,
Mrs Myrtle Cutting, OF Indiana;
Ethel and George H Comerford. OF
this city.
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health wrecked simply because they have al
lowed worry. overwork. grief fconsinntnervous
strain and excuses Of various kinds to sap the
vital nerve fuid from their nerve cells and the
iron from their blood. In such cases one may
not only suffer from terrible physical tortures
such as great nervous irritability, heart pal
pitahons. indigestion, splitting headaches,
pains across the back, dizziness, sleeplessneSs
extreme weakness, etc. but the mind is natur-
ally more or less affected. the memory becomes
poor. the judgement bad. and such often re-
suits in business failure and may even cause
the sufferer TO commit suicide or land him in
an asylum.
Many a capable man or woman falls just
short Of winning success and happiness in
life because they do not back up their
mental ability with the physical strength.
energy and endurance which comes from
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enced to come to Delaware by the
record which this State had made IN
undertaking and developing, as a
pioneer effort, a successful plan of
child health work. The resolution
adopted reads:
Resolved: That the Child We'll
fare Commission express. by the fol-
lowing statement to Mrs. Ina ]. N.
Perkins, director of child welfare OF
the Reconstruction Commission, and
director OF Child Welfare Commits
sion up to July 1, 1921, a sincere ap-
probation of her distinguished con-
tribution to child welfare work in
Delaware.
Upon reviewing Mrs. Perkins
work, the commission is strongly
impressed with the breadth of vi
sion, the constructive grasp of the
many problems and the untiring anC
unselhsh energy and devotion which
she has brought to the development
Of child welfare work IN the State
TOO much cannot be said of th'
educational work undertaken in sup
port OF the child health progress
through talks which Mrs. Perkin
has given at hundreds of meeting
throughout the State. by the Chill
Welfare Conference at Dover, b.
Newspaper publicity and the distri
button OF appropriate literature, an
by innumerable plans and ideas give
to individuals and organized groups
Of the practical coordination of al
the related fields of work with tn
official child health program of tn
State; of the securing of service
from Federal departments. such a
the assignment of the medical con
sultant, Doctor Osincup, to the Re
construction Commission for a year
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MRS. LILLIAN NJ.
HHTTERSCHAUI DEAD

The funeral of Mrs. Lillian NJ
Hetterschauler took place from the
residenc OF her father. Harry b.
Comerford. 1909 Hancock street,
this afternoon. with interment in
Lombardy cemetery. Mrs. Hetter-
schauler. who was II years old. died
In the Homeopathic Hopital on Sat
urday. after becoming mother.
She is survived by her husband.
Leonard +. Hetterschauler. a vet
Evening journal., 1921-07-05

Have you visited park recently?
You will find all Of your friends are
enjoying themselves at sheflpot-Adv.
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sure. It extends to the vicinity oi
Fourth and shipley streets.

Fourth and Shipley streets.
The high-pressure resistance is
too low. according TO S. X. Smith,
president of the board of directors.
and will have TO be replaced by a
higher pressure, possibly capable of
withstanding as high as 20 to IS
pounds. It viii have to be extended
farther east also. so as 10 provide
for the warehouse district that is ex-
pected to grow as a result of the de-
velopment of tho harbor project now
under way.
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The Want Ads work for you con-
stantly; that is why they in out
Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
Market News
COTTON HOLDING OWN,
WITH SOME TRADING
by Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec 3i.-Openlng de.
clines were followed by rallies In the
cotton market here today. March con-
tracts sold up from 1916 TO 1883 and
closed at 1859 compared with I3.C5
last night The general list closed
steady az a net decline 81 four TO 20
points. No special feature In the gen.
eral news was emphasized during the
morning and the recovery was attribut.
ed largely 90 some trade buying and
covering for over the HOLIDAYS.
IL seemed that the market had been
pretty well liquidated earlier In the
week and after the first lot 81 selling
orders had been executed there were
not many contracts Offering around the
ring. AS n result prices responded
readily To scattered covering.
Closing prices were few points Oft
from the best under realizing. The ma p.
kct will remain closed until next Mon.
day morning. Trade adyiccs from Liv.
erpool reported scattering liquidation
with very little buying power and no
immediate demand for spots, but said
that the financial news was somewhat
better. Sales uf print cloths in tho
Fall River market for the week wcra
estimated at $4,000 pieces and II was
reported that some u the New England
mills which have been closed down viii
reopen early Ia tAs year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01

crease ~ business mortality" during
the year and the irrogularity Of for.
eign exchange indicated additional
credit strain In Europe and az more
remote points.
Final prices ~ leading stocks wero
] Ia points under their best, realix.
Ing safes and reaction IN Reading,
which asked Tor an extension OF time
10 file lts dissolution pinn, lmnartlny
some irrcgulariiy 10 the last hours
trading.
Sales amounted 10 100000 shares.
Bonds fell. although convertible rail-.
way issues added Ia recent improve
ment Liberty bonds were strong. To.
tai sales. par value. 2a.T7b.OOO. Old
United States bond we're unchanged on
call for the week.
Tho only striking feature OF the
weekly clearing HOUSE, statement was
n decrease OF nbout SO 100000 IN nc.
tual reserves. reducing the total excess
to barely more than sil.0O0.0OO. Re.
serves OF momberH at the Federal re.
serve bank showed "A contraction ~
nearly sl7.aOo.oO0 and loans Increased
by about sS.iOO0p0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
WHEAT IS IN DEMAND,
GRAIN PRICES HIGHER
by Associated Press.

10y ASSOCIATED Frese.
CHICAGO. Dec. 3i.-Fresh strength
developed In the wheat market today
owing largely to signs Of further I'm.
provcment In domestic milling demand.
Prices closed firm. i,ac net higher.
with March les "a to 1863 and May
i.G? 81 to l.G3. Corn finished ] ia cts
net lower to 3S cent advance. oats l SIS
OF to - a Ss cent gain and provis
ions varying from cents decline to a
rise Of 80 cents.
Buying credited o. eastern mills wa .
a feature IL the late trading in wheat
and served 10 emphasize generally PC.
cepted opinion that the stocks u all
flour buyers are low and that active
competition between millcrs and ex.
portcrs was In prospect, In this con.
ncction Il was pointed out that facilities
for tho movement IL Canadian wheat
all rail for export are limited and that
European Inquiry Tor wheat by way
~ the Gulf ~ Mexico has been NJ un.
rrccedcntcd volume for a holiday ne.
riod.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
Cotton Review.

~ fAaoNtAttt ffHss
NE YORK. Dec 3i.--The clos
ing week Of tho old year saw the -.
Enlistment Of new low record yFlcea
In the cotton market for both spots
and futures. The decline In futures
extended Ia iaiG for March deliveries.
while the quotation Tor middlinE cot.
ton was marked down as low M ~ &c
IN one ~ the Southwestern spot mar.
kcts. AZ these prices representing q
decline Of approximately 20 cents per
pound from the hlgh levels OF the yea,.
liquidation became less active and
there were moderate rallies later In
the week on pre.holidny covering. &C.
companied, In some cases. BY the CIV.
precision ~ optimistic views with ref.
ercncc a. prospects for AN early new
year revival In business and Improve.
mcnt In general trade conditions.
Reports from the domestic goods
trade have been regarded ~ indicating
some little Improvement hut hardly
sufficient to create any very decided
sentiment. Sales OF print cloths IN
the Fall River market for the week
were estimated at 5000 pscccs. con.
Hldcrably better than the recent aver.
age. and II In reported that the Gc.
ccpiancc of reduced wages by New
England mill operatives In 10 bc TO-.
lowed by the Starting up OF some OF
the mills which have been closed.
About thirty notices have been n.
sued NO far against January contracts.
Liverpool buying here 10 cover the
short end ~ Htraddlcs has been ntirib.
utcd partly Ia desire 90 establish
losscs before the first of the year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
Financial.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3l.-Dun's tomor.
row will say:
The ycarcnd hating In business Is
moro marked than usual. hut indicl.
tions ~ improved sentiment multiply.
Tho general situation continues very
uneven rs was To bc expected. aud d!f.
fcrcnt trades and industries have ap.
parcntly not yet reached the point
whcrc a decisive turn for the better
seems imminent Some important b..
sic lines. howovcH. have gained no.
tie In activity and the rcappcarancc
OF a broader demand after a prolonged
period of waiting has given rise 20
more confident hopes. one ~ the en-.
couraEing features az the turn of tho
year are the preparations now under
way for an early renewal OF opera.
tons at certain manufacturers cstab.
lishmenis. witlc restriction N output
IL siill the predominant condi,,en AMI
attracts most attention the cartnil.
mont has been checked ~ some places
In the East and wave reductions ara
not infrclucniiy being accepted as an
alternative 90 unemployment.
Weekly hank clcarings SG.6Se, sai ,bSs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
Finance.

NEW YORK, Dec 3i.-On the Stock
Exchange the year closed with an nc.
tive and vigorous upward movement.
many issues making overnight gains Of
2 to points and extreme advances Of
10 10 nearly 20 points from recent
minimum prices.
The rise. which included every i'm
portant division II the list. was mos,
noteworthy among speculative indus.
trials and specialties, rails making rel
ativcly little progress and easing per
ceptibly NJ the close. Further price
cutting was reported by independent
steel producers. mercantile agcncie,
issued preliminary figures on the In
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE OR TRADE
CITY PROPERTY

Three modern houses: close In on one
lot. Would consider 5.room bungalow
in exchange. This property viii rent
Tor $3.50 per mon,h What have YOU
New ;.room strictly modern brick
well locaicd. win take small hausc a,
lots a. nar; payment
New s.room modern bungalow. Nsr
Rurcn. would take lot o. ear as part
payment
We have some good trades n you
care To- make an exchange see Ne.
FERGUSON a TURNKEY
rIiONE sOi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
Coffee.

NEW YORK. Dec. 9i.--Thcrc wcre
rallies In the market for coffee futures
today. There were no cables from Bra.
al 90 influence sentiment either way
ana the buying was attributed partly 20
covering for over the holidays and
partly 20 replacing Of long lines liaui.
dated earlier In the week. The general
list closed AZ net advance ot rs 60
20 points.
Spo, coffee dull Rio IS G is To 6 Ia:
Santos Is . IA 10 %.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
Wichita IlveaioeI.

WICHITA. Kan. Dec. 3i.--TIogs--
Receipts 800. i5c lower; top 1896. bulk
ss.2O0s.ss.
cattle-l,ecelpts 200. steady for
week. Beef steers tt.s0Ws.50 beef
cows and hcifera s3.s007.oo. stockers
and feeders ti.soGs.0O. cows and helf.
crs sa.s0Gs.2S, bulls ss.oo05.oo. calves
st50ae.Ts. rfa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
sugar.
-
ny Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Dee. 3i.-rhc raw su
gar market closed at noon today and
prices were nomlnaily unchanged nj
4 3'S cent for cuhas. cost and freight.
equal 10 $50 for centrifugal. No fresh
business was reported.
Refined Vas quiet and unchanged
nj 100 ~ 500 for fine granulntcd. Tn,
market for sugar futures was steady
but business was light and Of an even.
ing up character.
Final prices were unchanged 10
points net higher. January closed NJ
l.5O: March 4.G4: May $50; July 600.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
NNoOl.

BOSTON. Dec. 81. The commercial
bulletin tomorrow will quote wool
prices as follows:
Missouri Il blood esq 90: 5.s blood
sid 2S: IL blood 23Gei.
Kentucky and similar; 3.S blod. ~.
washed. 2sa29: IA blood. unwashcd
a6@s7. Secured basis: Texas. fine is
months s5dSO; fine eight months $50
60.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
REAL ESTATE

COMMENCE the NEW YEAR RIGHT
buy home. will sell you a good. almt Il
new modern 6.room bungalow. plastcred
built In features. hard wood floors. Fast
front lot. walks. trees. and lawn. sesso
$500 90 cash. terms ON balance rrle,
oii 4 Realty Co. rtnRe gSSiieS,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
livestock.
BY Associated Press.

FORT WORTH. Dec. 3i.--Cattle-
Receipts 300 steady. Becves s5.0OI
$50 stockers ti.bOd75O. cows $500
Ge.2S. Gamers s2.OOd 90 helfcrs $500
ds.oO. bulls $4,000 $50. calves $500
1000.
Hogs--ccelpts $50. % TO soc decline,
Light s900nai0. heavy tS.75d9 co.
medium tS.5OGs.is. mixed ss.OOGs 80
common s1.OOnS.OO. pigs si.OOds.?5.
Sheep - Receipts none. no tone
Lambs s5.O0dii,OO. ycarllngs SG.OOa
500. wethcrs s5.OOd 7.eO. ewes $4,000
500. culls sl.OOG3.OO. goats $1,000
$500.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01


he individual who follows
'ictim OF the cyclone, the
the individual or group %
the crash comes with its
that the stock and stores
III their value?
certain percentage OF the
,,hcr. DO we want some
or that which is needed 10
which another has sown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01

trade. Closing bids were onoi poIn.
lower to ak net higher. Sales $500 bar.
rels. Prime crude 5.7s nominal Prime
summer yellow spot 7ss0e.so.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
Cotton Seed on.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Dec. 3i.--cottonaeed
oil was steady with a small evening up
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
FOR SALE

~ak 1fs&R&4
FOR sALB--rwo practically new rugs,
sire sxis. used only about three or four
months. 30i West 9Th ~.
FOR SALE Kitchen cabinet. practical
~ new. Prices $500. 800 West Sth NJ.
BEGINNING today We place ON salt
all our new furniture at actual cos.
plus 10 per cent. Klrkhnm's Furniture
Co. EOS s. Buchanan. Phone l75.
FOR SALE-Baus Player Plano, $500
plano for $3.50. A bargain for some
one. 2O7 Van Buren,.
] FOR sALE-i' ton Maxwell truck.
with grain body. equipped with cord
castings. Never been used. for $3.50.
u. \. Begwell, Claude. Texas.
FOR sALE-whitc Lcghorn cockerels
from stock bred and fed TO lay II. A.
Ferguson.
FOR sALE-Dodge Touring Car. bar.
gain. Phone lie.
THOSE wanting pure fresh milk Phone
i2li.
FOL, SALE--Spring cot. az Harrison.
Il --~~s~~.--------
FOR SALE-tiood 7.rooin house. mod.
crn. plastercd. built.in features, east
front Priced right. might take s0ms
trade. Price oil a Realty Co.. Phone
| 2ss.i4G5.
FOR SALE-New modern broom. new
bungalow east front corner. SD750.OO:
$500 cash, good terms on balance.
Price oil 4 Realty Co. Phone 2ss.i4G5.
FOR RENT
Fol. TENT Nire bedroom. close IN
Phone ?siS.
Fol, Rl'NT--Thc north half ~ duplex
three rooms and breakfast room: all
modern. new located ut 1915 Buchanan
Street; price $500 per month. Phon.
e97. ask Tor l.. ID. Bowen.
FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished for
light housekeeping. 700 Monroe Street.
BED ROOM for rent; reasonable. Inquire
iiO0,A Harrison.
FOR RENT-Thrce furnished rooms for
light houseke, ping. 1908 Buchanan.
FOR RENT-Niccly furnished room and
two meals per dry. Strictly modern. pri.
va,c home. One block III San Jaclnto
car lin, phoo. Gas
--I
FOR Naturalization to one or two
=, M, Is e,, So,
"a. p,src. W.
-, - ~. ,s',
$500. ,,. - " ''""' "O''' "'oP''
SCI w '''''u"'
-. -, ~ -. 80" oo, :, ,, sv'
, 80" g. :. '''"''" "'"''' -V' ~ ''"''
~" 49,"
roh RE, ,.Sa -r'oh' oeurooh'' oas neat
"V", -.
80 IT, c s'u , n.sa los
' w." VI" "'''' -'"V " Ut
- ---------
room. 1Vs Harrison. Phone 30.
-, -,.-.-- - -,
M, III i ~ - ~ , ucu 'oO'n' "as
-, ,,,.-.-. =, - -
~ ~" 80 80 i''''"' wv i"S'o' o."
: "VI'v 90
Tnp pEvT--pc1 900, .,rio,i,. ,,,o5
''"' W. '' '''' 'VV' i'"'''S'" OF
Top prNT-.ry,, u.h, hon-,i-oo,,I,-,
ro,ms -oo Monroe phono Ists
furn,shcd ,,r honssls.,lr~ pSors
saIa eol N,a5,snn
FOR DENT-Fror, roon, M moe honso
q, n,von,,, c.. hoo, h,,h so- W..
\,,c,co,,h =, phon. =,
ZOE pENT-a LARGO urfnrnIshcd
rooms AT 1904 buchanan Ian. Ist
roon,. modern. phone sisa
----------------
ROOM AND ROARD-SO3 buchanan.
FOE RENT-Notlern furnished roon,s h
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
MISCELLANEOUS

WHO wants to trade grain Of any kind
or cows FOR seven passenger Buick SIX.
good as new. Reddcr Dairy. , miles
West OF CITY or Frank Reddcr. Box lsS.
Phone iell.J.
1891 THE YEAR OF SAVING AND
Tlc,ft Would Won work Tor So per
day when YOU could earn $500 Just AZ
cSsily1 Are YOU going e. let your saw.
Nc. earn from four To eight per cen,
l'r Ann'm when they could earn more.
Investigate our plan. We are protect.
cd 10y the State. United Home Ruild
ys of America. :. &. Graham Com.
Jiuy, General Agents. Smith Building.
Phone 2liT. Amarillo. Texas. Good live
agents wanted.
BRAfDS made from combings Elite
bar Dressing Parior. 10 FuQua Bldg.
Phone IT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01

= FOR stLE--Scripps Booth Roadster.
can be put In good shape le. small en-.
pense. Price Sioe. See Andrews. at An.
drews McDsaald Co.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01

FOR sALE--rwo practically new rugs.
sire sxi.. used only about three or four
months. 30i West 9Th st.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01

Fol, RiiNT--Thc north half u duplex
three rooms and breakfast room: MI
modern, new located ut 1915 buchanan
Street; price $500 per month. Phon,
e97. ask Tor l.. ID. Bowen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
LOST AND FOUND

IoST-I'c,wccn Claiming and Amaril
10. bunch of keys with tag II. ". Me.
Gee. S26 Eighteenth Street. Denver.
Finder notify mo OF return at above adj
dress Tor reward
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01
FOR RENT

FOR TENT Nire bedroom. close IN
Phone ?siS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01

FOR SALE Kitchen cabinet. practical.
~ new. Prices $500. 800 West Sth NJ.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01

FOR RENTING rooms furnished FOR
light housekeeping. 700 Monroe Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01

FOR SALE-New modern broom. new
bungalow. east front corner. $4,000:
$500 cash. good terms on balance.
I'rlce OIL 4 Realty Co. Phone 2ss.i4G5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01

BEGINNING today We place ON salt
all our new furniture at actual cos.
plus 10 per cent. Klrkhnm's Furniture
Co. EOS s. Buchanan. Phone i75.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-01-01

LoST--Thirty.foyr by four and half tire
and rim. Return az notify Guy CUP
and receive reward