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New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

The debutaase= FOR this year include
Mss Nary Anderson. Miss Margery An
dFews NJ 'trllis Palfwin. Mss Leila
Baldwin. trs Moses Cecilia ard Con
stance Banks Miss Millicent Barnard.
Mss Mary Alice Barney, Mss Rose
nary Blatz. Mss Beatrice Batterman,
A'ss Beatrice Bayne, Miss Alice
seatleston, Mss Emily Billings, Miss
Aather,rs Blackwell Mss elizabeth
Brooks, Hiss Anne Burr, Miss Rosa
mund Bor'and, Mss Barbara Brokaw,
Miss katherine Bright Miss Gwendo-
.yn Coom5e Miss Maud Cabot, Miss
Betty Carey, Hiss Margaret Cromwell,
Mss Nina Chatillon, Miss lydia Dad
-un, Mss Diana DalZicl. Mss Cath
srlne ". Dews. Miss Anita Damrosch.
ass Ks,e Darlington. Miss Emily
1avies, Niss Jean Douglas. Miss Fran
res Davisor, Nlss Marie Louise Dem
~ NJ C'arisse de Rham. Miss
Marion de Rahm. Miss Rose de Rose.
HISS I'm y For6yce Dodge, Miss Jo-
,,sspnne 7 Dodge Miss Anna Fraser,
aiss hsr~'ettc Frazier, Miss Dorothy
5aFiiner Mss Gambler Gard ner. Mise
s.san 4 g Cbney. Miss Sylvia Goddard.
a'ss Margaret Gilbert. Mss Alice T.
ihanomrf Miss Mary Hidden, MISC
aacy Hun Mss Adelaide Hooker. Miss
SoseE1ar-s Hoiiister. Miss Edith Hol-
cen Ms Marjorie Hu~hes. Miss Olivia
s.onason, Mss Eliza hetn hountze NJ IS
I'm kaufman Miss Mary Locsctt. u IS
ff,ioFence lockwood, Miss Louise Lusk,
a.ss Eii.r Iscrav. Misc t.dythe Macy,
-iss klit. G. McCullourh, Miss Bar
a1fa 1i1rray Niss Margaret Montgon-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
A$1s TXo><s<o~ ~~ors

MISS MACkAY returned
A'~ from Europe last tceeh
NTH Mrs. John ". Nackoy and
Joined Mss Maokoy's father,
Clarence Fl. Machay, at his
country place at Rosly'a, Long
Island. Miss Macdny scas
o6road for seueval 1reeks.
Miss De Lanoy ord Miss
Smith also returned from En-
rope last 'ceeb on The Olympic.
Mss De Lanoy Is q daughter Of
Mrs. Charles &. Cornell jr.
Mss Smith is q daughter Of
N1' aud Mrs. George Hunter
Smith.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

MRS. WIDENER snapped at
AA White Salphur Syringe,
'ralAing 'eith her prize police
dog.
.N's. Jones rcas married on
October 8, in the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest. Her sister,
Miss Frances T. Judson, tcos
lser maid Of honor. Mrs. Jones
e0as Miss Alice Isabel Judson.
She Is q daughter Of Mrs. SAM
'teI Hyatt Valance, Of 81 East
FJty-third Street, aoho former
II sUas Mrs. Cambridge Living-
ston.
Mrs. Crowford olso eoos q
bride Of soeek ago yesterday.
She Wcs married at the estate
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry T. NeUcomb, at Scars
dale.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16
Miss Mary Tomlinson
Married to II. Fl. Micou

In the chantry Of St. Thomas's
Church at noon yesterday Miss Mary
Tomlinson, daughter of Mrs. Abba Allen
Tcmlin-on OF Lexington Avenue, was
married to Hilary Herbert Micou, son
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

.t sman dance AZ the Turf and Field
Club, Belmont Park, Long Island on
SATURDAY evening, October q, 81 10
srlock. r s. V P, The Dark Horse
Stable"
The men n whose names tho irvi-
tstions have beer issued include Fred
eric s Allen, John & Clark Harry c
Gushing Sd, Worthington Davis Har-
old Fowler. Murray Hofma1- Gould
JennlnEs, George Il Pendlcton- Jero1na
Preston ana Robert Z. Stravbridge j.
It undout ted,y VIII be preceded by
numerous dinners By owners Of co1nttry
places on the Island, who VIII motor
over TO the picturesque clubhouse,
which occupies the old Manicc ransion,
later Il th= eTening.
Names are being added daily 20 the
loEg list Of debutantes. many Of whom
win attend the dance next Saturday,
and also vii be present at the Tuxedo
hall on Friday. October IS Mrs. vii.
liam Marston Seabury, Of % West
NllLI : c--cr.- n4'4 give ISCtNli on
December l9 10 introduce her daughter.
Miss Lispenard SeabUry, VINO has just
returned from abroad.
Miss May Stoddard Yoomans daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mr. George Dallas Yeo-
mans g . East E.eh.y-sixth Street,
vii make her debut "a, luncheon TO
be given for her on November p. Il
WI bs followed By dance OF SatUr-
day, December 81 Miss Yeomaus is
sister CT Mss Isabel Yeomans. now
Ms George Piatt Brett jr., II Cedar
hurst, l. /.
Mrs 5. Osgood Pell will give dance
s. Sherry's new place on November 25
for her niece. Miss Catherine " De7ys,
daughter o. Mr.. ard Mrs. J. Howard
Dews.
Mrs. u. Allen starr of West fifty
fourth Street. VIII give tea on De-
cember 10 for hex daughter, Miss Kath-
erine Z. Starr.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

Mrs. 5. Osgood Pell will give dance
81 Sherry's new place on November 25
FOR her niece. Miss Catherine " Dews,
daughter q Mr.. ard Mrs. J. Howard
Devs.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

Mrs.. H. Allen Starr. of West Fifty
fourth Street. VIII give q tea on De-
cember 10 for hex daughter. Miss Kath-
elins I. Starr.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-16

Continued on page three
Arizona republican., 1921-08-29
Buy From Owner

Cool residence; abundance of shade See owner. Palm Lane and Seventh street f,
Arizona republican., 1921-08-29
A Corner Location

4-Room and large porch on front and side. Built in features, 3-piece toilet and bath. Corner lot 95x100. All fenced. Near Osborn school. Only s3500-$500 cash and s35 month. Inc. interest. Less than rent.
 TEXAS CITY REALTY 130 N. Central Ave Tel 1756 dr
Arizona republican., 1921-08-29
FOR sALE-HousEs

BUY from owner, my equity in G. room and sleeping porch brick, cor ner lot. northeast; can be used for two families Phone 20T2 If
Arizona republican., 1921-08-29
Ashland Place ]
 BUILD NOW

FACING NORTH CEN TRAIL AVENUE AND THE INDIAN SCHOOL CAR - FIF T E. E N MINUTE CAR SERVICE - A HALF MILE NORTH OF MCDOWELL CEMENT WALKS = GAS LIG H T S - WATER AND S E w E R A GE THE STREETS ARE TO BE PAVED SOON - SHADE TREES GROWING-6O- FRONT LOTS-$S50 TO $500 20 PER CENT CASH AND s25 PER MONTH - WE WILL BUILD FOR YOU A HOUSE, AND LET YOU PAY FOR THE SAME UPON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN - BUT BUILD NOW YOU WILL PAY MORE MONEY THIS FALL.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN
 Tel. 1894. PA N. First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-29

TO LEA SE-SO acre dairy ranch, fully equipped: 15 acres fine stand hegari for ensiIaGe. bal alfalfa, sec ond to none as a feed producer; rent exceptionally reasonable. Cal at 40 W Adams. ss
Arizona republican., 1921-08-29
Land for Sheep

So acres close to Glendale, all fenced with Paige wire. good broom house, barn. tank and outbuildings. Will trade for sheep equity about S700O. Can pay balance at rate of 5000 per year.
 LIVE WIRE REALTY
 142 W. Adams Phone 1853 dr
Arizona republican., 1921-08-29
A Bargain

Room and screen brick and garage. Partly furnished. A beauty. H. w. floors, gas range, fine large lot and beautiful lawn and young trees. Only s400o-s50O cash. Bal all like rent.
 TEXAS CITY REALTY 130 N. Central Ave. Tel. 1756. dr
Arizona republican., 1921-08-29

ONE acre northeast, modern ce- ment house. 9 rooms bath and screen porch. on street to be paved, lots of fruit, extra good shade lease for one year. Inquire 23O VI. Jefferson St. Monday. dr
Arizona republican., 1921-08-29
] Acre Tract

Half acre and five-room house, g. piece toilet and bath, electricity and water, blocks osborn school Only s2S00. $500 cash, balance like rent.
 TEXAS CITY REALTY
 13o N. Central Ave. Phone 1756 dr
Arizona republican., 1921-08-29

CLOSE IN, 5-room brick, modern, 2 houses on rear of lot; shade, in- come. Owner. 617 x. First St. Phone SS44. Stf
Arizona republican., 1921-08-29
FOR RENT-lAND

FOR RENT 21z acres with good house and fruit on paved road-wilI lease by the month or by the veal. Call 213 W. Wash. Ruggles Realty Go. or phone 1924. dr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
AUTOlI( WILES
Automobiles for Sale

JoRpoN-i-passcnger Sport Marine mu,Ini
cora tires. wiz" wheels. a No / con.
uit!on throughout. Ill y. Harrison ST
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Rcnovating and Dycing

AWNiNGS AWNINGS.
race Your orders ana avoid the
rush Madison Else. Ricnmond Awning
- ~ North Ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
The TZlESDzSPATCfPS RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
lNnMA I'D tON uulGK REEEhENcE


ril nG&D S'fsHnS Dlsf clHStff a. fyt
sI:i" Of ms VIZ aEpsa IL D.S sns ayn
lhv rates gir'r herewith cover morning
sa$ sssyns ,t fih al suN hj!tS'e fA M a
'' ,chcd",r S Of Want Is i: Ai ints ,.ts.
ga word daily. mtnimunn aOc. set solid
10 w"Gd Sonuiy. minimum SIc set suiiu
81 i word SUNDAY. minimum ivc. agate
consecutive Insertions price o; -.
consecutive insertions price OF o..
IL Point Type.
"A ruscs is /. i.oint amd the smaiieS;
space IA which u - ro.nt .,pc al may o.
TYPE IS eSi:t- w"rA da.iy. anu cent,
du'to1s w.n artij - Ios regular wan,
ins,g rates apnly e!.'y to advertisements
t"siitp.y. From other sources ,n- rates
ar ar. p.'i ,..u - cents IA agate line au"
, w|,ds , 10 the iInel. Casn muS' accom-
I-o"ser Term Rates loo business Adv.r-
Users On liequcsI.
ADVERTISEMENTS received late as 10
w ~ 1pt A. ,asa y-i Tor ySsrtst s..s "H
Any Or riii:si. nitDNtt, WANT AL
STATIONS NIL; l!ICErr YU0K
A. Woi.i.slEFFi;it.
nuHaoHH's DHuG sIotE.
sliiRKI.Is PHARMACY.
BLANKS bouLExAKp PHARMACY
tIXEio.s bnUT S i;tSSt
THE HKN%Dls fiiNiMAcY.
-O9i r :. kh hHsHue'
GnoIH A"EStE f ishe"HS
il. l.. BOOK Elk.
nEKM iiis MsS' p Mtia S ;!SSiIr.ASr
r hi't Mfs Dii t5G"e ir S;FSss
WEST ESD coNEEcTiiGNERY.
a, L. JoiiXNN.
So West Main Street.
r' ~, S STMEE En-, rii =
g, ,cIIiocGA x BROS.
81 q Y Wes MA iro e Hiss Si5ss'
TARKA%l DMuG c0MrAHY
COHEN co: DEiARrMENf STORE.
". {. ShT%pEhs,
sac West I-,iS4 street.
~ i:ou,siana s.tsst.
j. 4. iiI.NCK < son
~ Sni'ii;iii" iiiIIi,Sh3$nii;u
POO iiull S:rr a.:s''''''
y. j PARRISH
1909 iiu!! Street.
WNSiitSI;foN ~ EARLY
2Sl6 Hui! street
WuODi.tSD HEIGHTS
WOODLAND HEIGHTS lIiAkMA 49,
3iOl S"mm-. Avenue.
BAKTOS HEIGHTS.
BARTON HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY
Jl5 North Avenue
HIGHLAND pNitk
w X. VAUGHAN
Fourth Avenue ana Stuart Street
ROLAND Park.
rARk VIEW PHARMACY.
800 Moss Side Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Deaths

VI! LES Died tuesday. March /. 1921. al
his residence" 2.0s Monument Avenue.
Walter il-rudnn Miles .,G" -. r'unerni
irom '.S!ti ne" this Wednesday, after
.nHu. o'clock. Intcrurut In NOW
wood 'TrivHtrb, Pleas. omit tiuV"-s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
In McIllOrIn,r,
Richmond. Va. Feb. IS. 1921.
lsDIfl IIfsgtnT ts,shy,,.nI

Richmond. Va. Feb. IS. 1921
u" ~" Board III Directors. Richmond
il"in" Tor Ladies':
our coniinitie" ON resolutions upon the
death 81 Honorable James Lewis Nnd"t-
SOFA boys 10 submit tn" folInwinr:
Resolved. That this hoard has heard
with profound regret OF thv death Of Hon.
James Lewis Anderson. "a, S.irauac Lake
New York. "a January 81. 1921.
That IN his death this board has lost
most faithful. efficient and useful mem
Der. who's" fidelity Ia duty is worthy the
emulation 81 all.
THAT tn" city Of Richmond and state
of virginia have lost in his death, most
wurth ny resident and citizen.
Ghat the church and ,oc!-ty have lost "A
%chlius Christian gentleman.
fha' copy "f these resolutions be
sent To the family. and that they be- pub
lisnyJ in The Times Dispatch
JOHN NJ PRICE.
u. ~. MONEY!.
MELVILLE: pEck
Committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Personals

OUR entire stock OF c0rA-tS reduccd.N We
viii IL you, thus assuring both cumfVr,
and style The Corset shop. 3i7 Mort h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Funeral Directors

81 rGNiNG ORDERS eoInpctcd ii, "a
Unurs We are -pgipI"G to dy- gar.
nruis h'dch in twer;y. fous hours tn.
= s,eI!li "!In'h at uu- business ana
= ways LiE"iI proDirf attentions Moi.
Giles ty' $"rth S"vrurh Sire.t.
RIA LT--s..viu Thuup iu.ir-,; u.-eyto,
and "iuUs.M.-. iu5 Eas: !iIID SIrrs,
N'.IHs..r ~, i.andOlI.h 5,TI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
CMICAGO LIN. SrOrK MNRKEr

CHICAGO. March Cattle: Recc!,ts
i|@.: kii!inI y'"sS'.S steady: top beef
COWS and h.!f"r', si.ooHI.75: Gamers anil
cutters mostly %"iT 49,: bulls largely
SOFA G.21. ca woe rluS-i weak: ysal.rs
mostly l.''p "a 10. few al l3C0 ami higher:
Stoci"rS ana feeders stcadv To strong: bulk
Stuck"r and feeder steers. I.UOfI 81.
ll"cs: E"criuiS. ..h@: active: - to -
cents higher than ycstcrday's average:
closed strong; tni. /" ": bulk. 200 puiin,Is :
down: lp5JM lh$,; hulk 20 pounds M.
desirable. - To- I.o- hound pigs o.oo n 10 a.
Sheen: ls"CclrIs. 1000: sheep y-aiIlnus
ANA breast lambs steady: other lamb,
closing weak I" - cents lower. spots on
NOR" lamb TOP. l!.-J 20 CITY but chcrs :
IL" to packers: Colorado lamb ton 10 ~ !.
bulk fat lambs. los n 90: Ncarling ION
30: nN"rhE" 10, rounds: rWes.top. G.9b.
bulk TAT ewes. i.0of SD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
EMPLOYMENT
Help Misunderstanding 8

Help Wantcd--Fcmnlc 32
!IAMBERAiAI frst-c Ref
crcnces requ.red Good wages Apply
COS West Franklin Street.
LADI--Wantcd, settled white lady over
Is years Of age. as housekceper for two
children ana young widower: good home
for right party: references required.
Address II 80. care Times Dispatch.
STENOGRAPlIER--Wm by nanufac-
turinE concern. competent stcaographer:
one with Dictnphonc experience pre-.
ferrcd. In replying state age, salary de-
sired and experience. Address L. 200
care Times Dispatch.
STENCGR ApllER Wanted. at once, az
pe:lencGd stenoSraphcr Good hours
ana good salary.-IState experience and
salary desired. Apply Box 1888.
TELEPHONE OPERATORS.
Applications for positions received sub.
iect 10 waiting list.
;TBLEPiioNE CO. OF w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02

COBURN'S USED CARS
All StudeUakcrs thoroughly renewed. r.
etc.
StGuoakc. - Series LIIht-S.I
S,uucDt.cr - Series Bih SIX
s'uUtblhet IS series I-pASscusc. sII-cyi.
Stidesnksr rs Series. sryep-passen.o
lIiSSia.
Siudeb.n.r tour-cylinder nve-passenxe.
Saxon. - Series. hso- passenger.
Essex - Series winter and summer ton,
S OSsr ,amJ' MoHg' 20 io9 ~
Maxwell rs Roadster. $500 20
Do-je Touring. Is SeEi>- ....... .Ss6O
Premier. four rass,Es.r. were wheel equip
cbalnmr sh' Sc,i.s syn.,,.... N;?S0 % %
Terms to responsible parties
Tnonr for u-;ut nsirat.ou II not conveu.en,
TO- Sou 10 cal. Madison GeG0
CrBuKN MOTOR SALES
l.ii-.-.- W. Broad ST.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Professional Services
Repairing

BARGAINS ~ SHOE REPAIRING;
ChildFcSs shoe Repairing Co
Mems hair sUlcs Observation-Disclosures. 81 a;
Laaiss' h,if .oics Observation-Disclosures
All work sn.ra:.ttci. called Tor and and
delivered
1870 W MAIN STREET.
!51u.cI ard =.
ENTERr SHOE A!HIN G-sam
Cohen. sDi West Broad Street.
LEi.AND'.s qualify Shoe shop 25i Norm
Flfth street Randolph 52.G
SHOE H:FAIEINGNot the cheapest.
but ;he BEST Drew'S Shoe Factory. nc
East Main Street. Parcel uust a spe-
SHOE EEPAiE!EG as IT anoud be done.
The Hub, AZ i-2 East Marshall Call
Ran 6i.6-W. 4 Il. Cahen.
SODA FOUNTAINS. Cnrbonat to- store nx-
lures sod ana rcoLlrtd. Ellie: Womble
Cigar Co. Inc.
THE MlNGroOT ELECTRIC SHOE RE-
nAiR!NG SHOP, 3il y. Second Street.
lINprrt sho2 rcHairinG Of all kinds. Ran
doiph i2sG-W. Parcel post orders spe-
cialty: army shoes or sale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02

equal to s3.2S per Shar" on the capt
tai stock. as compared with 81 paid
during the year. In 1919 earnings
We're equal to Si.2S per share.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02

l. 5,.s Iaa5l
L. :. Steel ts.......... ............. =
Nx,itSini. Gar. Chem "..-..........,;;.,,: 9
Wilson and CO. -. - ................. \
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Lost and Found

Lost and Found 10
sAG-I.rft in my train leaving
KIvhmond Tor GA Point - o'c.oc!s yes
t"ihny. black shopping baE contain
ING my card and bank book and other
things. Howard IL returned 20 aoS East
Franklin Street.
DIAMOND cavalier lost Monday afternoon
between and D l.. N. Reward. Return
20 ". y. Thomas. Amelia. Va.
In Dams millinery stOr". Reward.
rhDn" boulevard 3IiI-J.
Iunlop Mills cameo pin. Reward II re-.
turned /" Mrs. Wrstcot;. care Dunlop
Mills.
rIS--lost. pearl scarf pin, Liberal re-
ward for return. Notify \. \ IiufOfd.
Jr. Randolph Go5 or boulevard nos.
Pt'RSE-I.ost. between i.2l Floyd Avenue.
aui Eleventh and Broad Streets. one
purse. containing cash. checks. husiucSS
cards, driving permits. etc. Reward If
returned to l22l Floyd Avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Moving, Trucking, Storage .
Notwithstanding
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NALL FArEN rae most beautiful srI.c-
Nou o! wall paper now GIsp!ayed In this
city. u. 10. Rrhucr. !05 -. Eighth ST
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06

Try an Every Evening Want Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
CARUsO SINGS OWN WORDS.
New Victor Records Include Numbers
by other Great Artists.

Filled To the last note with the pure
JOY and tho beauty and ecstasy of life.
"Serenata." Caruso's new Victor record
for April. is as magnificent a record as
the great tenor ever made. He him.
self wrote the words, which are Italian.
and his voice renders them with ox-
traordinary grace and power. rising to
glorious heights, illumining the very
SUBMITS of song.
other records just issued include one
of the daintiest serenades for the violin
by Zimbalist.
"Munastorio (The Monastery" a
Neapolitau song of love-tragedy by
Titta Ruifo. tells of one who betrayed
by his sweetheart takes refuge in n
monastery. In the end she comes 70 his
refuge seeking him. and the dramatic
climax when she is refused entrance is
charged with powerful effect, moving
the deepest sympathics of tho human
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06

soul
Two arias from Aida are sung by
Lucy isabelle Marsh on Victor
double-faced record for April. In RI
lorna Vineitor" Rhadames returns at
the head of the victorious army. In 20
Patria mia" Aida thinks with regret
and sorrow of her native land. The two
master scenes of Italian opera are sung
with wonderful sympathy and under
standing In a lovely pure and thrilling
soprano.
Besides these there are records by
Mccormack, the In Scala Orchestra.
Sophie Brasau, Elsie Baker, and the
Peerless Quartet Paul Whteman plays
four dances. and on another record
Sothern and Marlowe give The Mer-
chant Of Venice"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
80 JAPS DEAD IN STORM.
Great Loss of Property Also on
Sunday; Toxic is Still in
Darkness.

Toxic. April 9.~Groat property dam
age was done and 30 lives were lost in
n terrific storm which swept the south
ern coast of Japan on Sunday night.
Telephone and telegraph lines are PROS
trated throughout the southern part of
the empire.
Toxic is still In darkness and n num-
ber Of houses were destroyed here.
The storm was especially severe In
the harbor of Yokohama The Japan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06

whole system but It ended all func-
tional disorders. Since then ] have
always taken bottle of 'Favorite
Prescription whenever in need OF
special tonic and It has never failed
10 strengthen me at once"
MRS. ]. H. MoYER, 2149 jefferson St
All good druggists sell the Pre-
soription in both liquid and tablet
form. Ingredients printed on wrapper.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
Finds Payment Properly Made.

Tho order Of the referee in bankruptcy
in the matter Of Mabel 4. Bradford,
seeking 10 the turning over 70 the trustee
In bankruptcy Of a sum Of money claimed
To have been withheld from the asscta, has
been vocnted by decision rendered by
Judge Hugh NJ Morris, who finds that
the amount was paid out on n claim an
tedating the bankruptcy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06

ese steamers Alabama Mnru and Afins
mnru dragged their anchors and went
ashore. The former vessel was about
To sail for Seattle and had her passen-
gers aboard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06

had been suffer
ing from func-
tional distur-
Dances when /
first learned OF
DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescrip-
ton. This medi-
cine not only
f en- & I h ened
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-06
When 1t Looks Dark!

Harrisburg. PAT had become
nervous and very much rundown.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-02

A unique theme is the basis of the
latest Goldwyn picture featuring Tom
Moore entitled Hold Your Horses,
by Rupert Hughes. 1t comes to the
Palace Airdome theater for two days
commencing July A. Here is the story.
From the old country Daniel Cana
van (Tom Moore) came to New York
and followed the calling of street
cleaning. One day while on duty he
was run down by a carriage occupied
by Beatrice Newness, Naomi Chill
ders a wealthy society girl, and Rod
man Cadbury. her swell suitor, so
what nerve Canavan did have was
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-02

thority and he grew drunk" on it.
He event went home and gave his
quarrelsome wife dose of her own
fistic medicine.
His growing aggressiveness at
tracted the attention of Jim James, a
political boss and as pupil Canavan
rose rapidly. 1t was in his new au-
thority as political boss that he next
met the beautiful girl who had run
over him. The subsequent happenings
have been woven into one Of the most
delightfully."- stirring stories screened.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-07-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
Attention!
MIR. USED CAR OWNER!

MIR. USED CAR OWNER!
Here is your one big chance to own
good used car at price and terms
all your own. Never before in the
history of our business have we Of
fered such bargains.
No. Ford Touring car; oversize
tires all around, and in good running
order. $4,000. $500 cash, balance
E. z.
No. 2.-Ford Touring in the best
possible shape. Demountable rims,
31x4 tires all around including an
extra; shock absorbers, extra large
steering wheel, foot throttle, late
Maxwell body, one man top with plate
glass, in fact all dressed up. This is
real flivver and only $500. $4,000
cash, balance easy.
No. 1890 Model a Overland
Touring car, equipped with Bosch
Magnetic. Good rubber and in good
shape; this car has only been driven
5000 miles; runs and looks like a
new car
This is the little car that meets the
approval Of over 10000 owners and
won all the economy records for 1920.
YoYurs for a dandy inexpensive "Trip
this summer and only 5000. 5000 cash
balance $40 per month.
No. 4.-Overland Touring just been
overhauled, painted, new top and new
seat covers put on; good rubber all
around This is the model S3, the car
that made the Overland famous. This
is a dandy family car, just the right
size to take them all along, ride good
and vet be very economical to operate,
and only $4,000. $l25 cash, balance
easy.
No. 5.-Model 90 Speedster; some
speed and some pep. Raring to go and
easily worth $3.50. But for quick sale
this one $490. and on terms also.
No. 6.-Ford 1-Ton Truck. 1918
model completely overhauled from
stem to stern. Good body with cab
and only $780, Cash or. terms. Why
pay big price to have your products
hauled when you can buy truck at a
price like this one.
No. 9.-Willys Knight. 1920-21
model Willys-Knight with lots of eX-
tras including $l25 set of fancy seat
covers Five new Royal Cord tires.
Rear view mirrors and others too nu-
merous to mention. This car has been
driven very little and must be seen to
be appreciated. Here is your chance
to get one of those high grade ears
at Il big discount.
No. 9.-Sterns Knight with the fam
Gus sleeve valve motor. This is a
coast car just received from our San
Diego house. This car is in wonder
full shape, the tires are all very good.
The upholstery is like new, also body
and top. This car belonger to an old
couple and has had very little running
and the best of care and is easily
worth $3.50. For quick sale this one
only $685.. If you want high grade
five passenger touring c>r you better
hurry as this will not last long at
that price.
Bear in mind that in purchasing any
car from us that you take absolutely
no chances as we stand behind them.
For reference we refer you to any
owner any bank or any trust company
in Imperial or San Diego counties.
Overland, Willys-K night and Jordan
Automobiles.
DAVIES S-OVERLAND co.
$40 Main St. Phone 294
El Centre, Calf.