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Io7 Page & Jones
Blk. of Mobile Bid. Mobile
I08 Paragon Shipping Corp.
II cortlandt. NY .Rec.0l38
I10 Pendleton Bros, Inc.
1870 Pearl st. Han. ol68
Ill Pensacola Shipping Co.
Pensacola, Fla.
ia Potter Trans. Co.. Inc.
IL Bway, N. Y. B.G'n sSi3
lI5 Raporel $. $. Line. Inc.
Pr. "A. Mr., NY. Spg. $500
(See T3)
ZIG Red Star Line
(See 69-A)
0 B'way, N. Y. B.G'n 5000
I18 Richards, G. r., 4 Co.
20 B'way, n. Y. VIII. $500
I19 Richmond s y. Y. 8. $. Co.
Richmond. Va.
I20 Ripley, Daniel & Co.
Marine Bldg, Galveston
1eI Rogers & Webb
10 State ST.. Boston
Zee Seaboard s Gulf s. 6. Co.
Pr. 81. Err. NY. Orc~sS14o
Is3 Seager s. 8. Line
is Pearl St. IN y. B.Gn3lI0
1e4 Sgitcovish s., & Co.
Cotton Exch., Galveston
Ie6 Slgsbec. Humphrey & 20.
% So. VIM. St. Bd. 2053
i27 Smith q Terry, inc.
III B'way, ". Y. B.G'n 1926
I2s =. Ati. Maritime Corp.
Munsey Bldg. Washington
I3c Sprague, G.. H.. & Son
i41 Milk St., Boston
I3s Standard Steamship Co.
Stone ST.. ..Y. B.Gn7213
1876 state Marine Co.
Munsey Bldg, BALTIC.
st. Paul 4sss
139 Steeie..J. H.W.. & Co., Inc
2102 Strand. Galveston
30 Broad ST., N. Y.
$50 Common st.. ". Orl.
40 strachan Shipping Co.
Savannah. Ga.
III Struthers & Dixon
343 Sansome ST.. San Fran.
lac sudden & Christensen
110 Market St., San Fran.
fSee 3i)
1s3 sullivan Iighterage Co.
20 B'way. n. Y.
I4s susauehanna :. 8. Co., Inc.
2-4 Stone, ~. Y. B.Gn 2053
(see 30
>IiJ Swarue e Hoyt. Inc.
430 Sansome ST., San Fran.
I4s Tam. nt.-ocean s. 9. Co.
Tampa, Fla.
I47 Terminal shipping Co.
Reyser Bldg. BALTIC.
st. Paul 29i0
i49 Tev. Trans. a Term. Co.
IL B'way. ~. Y. Ron $3.50
$50 Thorndyke & Trrnholmc,
Inc. l.. g. Smith Bldg,
Seattle, Wash.
I5r Tracy. NJ. H., n Co.
II state St..N.Y. B.G'nT6s6
f53 Trosdaie, Plant & Lafonta
230 Charles ST.. New Orl.
i54 United Am. Lines. Inc.
30 B'way, N. Y. VIII. 1920
Is6 United Steamship Co.
Galveston. Tex.
15T u. =. 4 Australasia Lire
2 Bridge. n. Y. B.G'n $3.50
ISa 4. 6. & Rrszii 8. $. line
30 Cnrt., N. Y. Rector g160
t5s u. :. Mail S.S. Co.. Inc,
% B'way. n. Y. VIII. 1900
100 4. 8. Transport 60.
30 Broad ST., ". Y. Bd.27s2
Ice Van Hcynignn Drok. Co.
Van Ant. Bldg, Mobile
Ig3 walker & DAILY
135 broadway. N. Y.
Tel. Bowl. Green o545
Is5 waterhouse. r.. q Go.
Central Bldg. Seattle
1865 Waterman 8. s. Corp.
Mobile, Ala.
IG7 Vessel. DuyaI a Co.
- Broad St. MY. Bd.62sn
100 West India =. $. Co.
90 Beaver. ". Y. I'D. 1900
Ill wicst. w. r.. a Co.
400 Marine Bk. Bldg.
Baltimore, Md.
lie Williams, Diamond q Co.
aansome St. San Fran.
17f Williamson q Rauers Go.
20 y. Bay ST., Savannah
Tel. bs
1T5 Winchester, j. H., & Co.
Prod. Exch. n. G'n 1850
f16 windwnrd Island Line
City Bank Bldg, Mobile
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Africa

Azores, Madeira, Canaries
and West African Ports
Prom Pensacola. Mobile and
New Orleans
Juno IdR-Blue Triangle (23l
Azores. Canaries, West Coast
Africa
From New York
Recg-Sangamon (231
North Africa. Malta, Egypt,
Levant, Red Sea Ports
From New York
May 2J-Ind. Bridge $50
June 25-Cold Harbor $50
south African Ports
From New York
May-East. Crag u5G
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Coastwise

Boston
From Charleston. =. G..
May Ill. Elsmere 600
May 1o-L. Faribault (29)
May 81. Ellcnorah GOD
From Jacksonville
May 9-L. Faribault GOD
May I'll. Ellenorah (2a)
May i6-L. Elsmere t29)
Charleston n-JackSonyiile
Prom Boston
MAY G-L. Elsmere 600
Cristobai. Balboa. Corinto. Ia
fihertnd. san Jose de Guate-
mala, San Pedro. san Fran
cisco, Oakland and Honolulu
From baltimore. Norfolk
and Savannah
May 12-W. Caddoa t0JD
los Angeles Harhor. San
Francisco and seattle
From New York
RcvE. &C. &. Morse lfGol
los Angeles, san Francisco,
Portland. Seattle
From PhiiadeIphi.
June CIV. lsleta Cfo0)
june 7-Yalza C100l
May 2o-Bruah Cfoo)
May 5--w. ToEus (ioo)
From Boston
June l5-W. fsleta 900
May i5-Hrush roo)
June f-Ynlya Cfnm
May Nv Tozus do0
From Portland. Me.
Juno i2-w fsleta d01l
Nay 2S-Yalzn Cf00l
MAY 1.--Brush (i0O,
los Angeles, San Francisco.
seattle, Yokohama, Kobe.
SHANGHAI. Hongkong. Manila
Prom New York
June 4-Silver State CiO
New York
From brunswick
May I'll. Fillmore t2pl
FROM Mobile VIA Tampa
June s~-L. Elmout tTN
May ILL. Elmont (Ts
MAY al. Freelnnd (1Sl
May 25-L. Faristeil C7s)
Nay iS--L. C0uotton (TS)
from Richmord
Every Snt.-L. Arthur 1fo)
Port of los Angeles. San
Francisco and Hawaiian
Islands
From Baltimore
May T-iiuckeye State ts0l
Early June-H State ts0l
Pacific Coast Ports
From Mobile
Early June-C. Roman GOD
Richmond
From New York
Every Sat.-~L. Stirling (il9)
Tampa Mobile
From New York
May i2--L. Faristell tTsl
May 5--L. Conotton (TH
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South America

Rio de Janeiro, Montevidco
and Buenos Aires
From New York
May 25--Huron (g1)
May 4-Callao (9)
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Key number in parentheses
following ships name fndi-
Gates name of operating
company in preceding list.
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From Hampton Roads
May 2-Quaker City (4s)
May 22-Careaco (4S)
June 17-ouaker City (4S)
May 31-W. Modaket (fS)
From New York
Idg-Sarcoxie (33)
May 2S-Collamer 1899
Liverpool, Manchester
From New Orleans
May f0-W. Totant (i39O
Late May-W. Erral (i39)
From Mobile
Late Maya Steamer Ci66)
From Charleston
May Wv. Harshaw (20
From Gaiyeston-Tcxns City
May 10-A Steamer u39)
Liverpool. London, Hamburg
and Antwerp
From Portland, Ore.
May 5-Baker5fie!d d7c)
From San Francisco
May 1o-Bakersfleld d72)
From San Pedro
May 12-Bakersfield (fT2)
Liverpool, Glasgow, London.
Hamburg and Antwerp
From Portland. Ore.
May 1s-East. Sailor (f72)
From San Francisco
May 25-Eagt. Sailor (l72)
From San Pedro
May 27-East. Sailor (172)
from Seattle
May f2-Fast. Sailor (i72D
London
From Baltimore
May 2G-Kerhonkson C4S)
June ls-Capulln (4s)
May 6-Capulin (4S)
From New Orleans
May tS-Scantic (i39)
Late Maya Steamer (i3o)
From Hampton Roads
May 2s-Kcrhonkson t4s)
June 20-Caplin (4s)
May S--Capulin (4s)
From Mobile
Maya Steamer 1850
london Southampton
From Galveston recns City
May 10-C. OF Vernon G3G)
May IA Steamer (i39)
Manchester
From Baltimore
May 7--Labctte C2U)
May 2S-W. Celiua 900
June S--Tolosa COO
From Norfolk
Nay 1O-Iabette f2ul
May 2i-Couchatta (1l)
May 3t-W. Cclina (@Dl
Piraeus. Pntras, Trieste. Ncr-
ice, Bari, Arcona, Palermo
From New Nrrk
May T--Jow1r ti8l
Qucenstowp, Eou,ogue. London
From New York
May sold n. State Ci5A)
May 2i-pan. State t1IG1
June 7-Old n. State tiJe)
Rotterdam
From Now York
Ldg-invincibia t3D
May l0-W I1skip CO
May ln-Edstcr (3gl
May 26--nelaaVsu t3St
June ii-lipsstOue CO. O.S)
From Iial:imors
May t4--W. ipakip fai
May 3i--A Steamer (igl
From philadelphia
May i5-Wast Hope $50
From New Orleans
May 5-Minooxa t7Tl
May West Light IT'D
May j-Nocca.ula tiO
Rotterdam. Antwerp aud
Hamburg
Ircm Portland. Ne.
May Ner. Victory fi2il
May 1l-ilaruihurst D.il
From Montreal
May IL Nor. victory tig1A
May W4st. lialns GzD
June l0-MerryrlOunt ti2D
Scandinavian ard Reltlc Forts
From Hultinors
May iJ- ~. England ti3G)
May 20-,lcAyl tt1Gt
June 5--T9neslt ti3tD
Spanish and North African
Ports
From Tampa and New Or
leans
May IA steamer tit@
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Operators OF
Freight Services.

Freight ServlceS.
L All. G. & Pac. S. s. Corp.
AZ Broadway. N. \.
g American Line
II B'way. N. X. B.G'n $3.50
(See 69-A)
4 Amer. Metal Trans. Co.
6l B'way. NY. B. G'n $500
5 Aericnn shipping Corp.
Jacksonville. F'a.
q Atlantic Chnrtcring Co.
% Beaver St. NY. Bd.2Ol2
9 All. & Pac. :. s. Corp.
10 Hanover So. b. G'n 1880
IL Atlantic Transport Co.
0 B'way, n. z. B.Gn $500
(See 69-A)
IA Bait. Oceanic s. 8. Co.
Continental Bldg. Belto.
st. Paul 4461
Is Baltimore Steamship Co.
90 B'way, N. Y. Bd. 03go
10 Barber Steamship Lines
II Bat. Pl.. N. X. wh. 1900
II Berwind white G. NJ. Co.
IL Broadway, N. y:
Tel. Bowl. Green S2lO.
10 BLACK Diamond s. $. Corp.
67 Exch. Pl. Rector 1892
20 Blake, w. A., & Co.
SO s. Gay ST.. BALTIC.
ST. Paul $3.50.
g3 Bull. A. H., & Co.
40 West St, MY. B.G'n2e0e
(Bull g. s. Line. Inc,
Stuart Bldg, Bait, Md
2i Callagkan, Atkinson s Go.
ii B'wuy. n. Y. B.Gn 1870
20 Campbell. A. r., & Co.
Am. Ins. Bldg, Galveston
25 Carolina Company
Charleston, $. G.
2s Ciinchfieid Nav. Co.
"a Broad ST., MY. Rec.Bllo
20 CLYDE steamship Co.
Pier 90, Mr., MY. Sp.SsO0
(See TS)
81 CoIum. Pac. shipping Co.
Bd. Trade. Portland, o.
(See 142)
3e Columbus ship Co., Inc.
20 Washington St.. N. Y.
Whitehall g60
% cosmopoi. shipping Co.
42 B'way, N. Y. Bd. 5t5l
COO HIbt rnIa Bid, N. Orl.
Main Gs3
1i2 w. Adams St.. chgo.
Ran. 1915
"a Coyie. w. G., & Co.
337 Carondolet. New Orl.
81 Cummins, A. d., " Co.
1870 s. 4th ST.. Phila.
81 Robt. Dollar 4 Co.,
3tf California ST. ,SanFran.
20 Dougherty. p, & Co.
Maryland Cas-. Twr.. BALTIC.
80 Earn line Steamship Co.
t39 S. 18th st., Phila.
al Eastern Transport. CO.
Munscy Bldg. BALTIC, Md.
ac Elder steel $. s. Co.
20 BROAD st., NY. Bd.2920
AZ ". q. Evans a Sons
45g California st. ,SanFran.
a Eiwell, y. W.. & Co.
IL State st. MY. B.Gn7600
a. Emery, j. s., & Co.
IA State ST.. Boston
a. Export 81 amship Corp.
% B'way, n. y. Ben 1910
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Islands Of Atlantic,
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea

Kingston. Puerto Colombia
and Cnrfagcna
From New York
Mas 1o-L, Eunapec 12D
Porto Rico
From Baltimore
MAY 1o-I4ake Truba ttJ)
May a9-L. lanQuier ti3l
pointo y Pitre. Cuadriptpr.
Fort de- Trance. Martinique,
grid .ctnwn. barbados. Port
og Hpnin. Trinidad. George
town, Deuerara
From Mobile
May 2o-I Gll,edge tiT6)
From Galveston
rorcc, Meyaguey. AEuadlin,
GAN Juan. Santo Domingo
tity, Havana
From Galveston
MAY SOL. fl0urnoy liaAA
Ponce. HayaEner, agurdilla.
San Juan, sanso poningo
City, Santiago
Prom Galveston
May lS--L. Fairilc tt6RA
Ponce, Maynguc1. AKnadiil1.
san Juan, Santo Domlaso
city
Nav IA Steamer CiRD
May s0-A steamer (lg9)
Son Juan. Arccibo, aqua
dilln. Mayague1, Guanica,
Ponce. Jobos mud Arroyo
From New York
Nav Porto Rico t0ol
Santiago. SRrto Domingo
City
From New Orleans
May al. Fairlls 1c6)
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Coastwise and Hawaii

Port Los sngeies, San Fran
cisco ana Hawaiian Islands
From Baltimore
May 7---Buckeye State (S0l
Early June--Hawkeye 8. 900
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai,
Hongkong, Manila
From Seattle
July p-Key. State (i01)
so Matson Navigation Co.
100 Market Street
San Francisco. Cal.
ef Munson Steamship Line
81 Beaver ST.. N. Y.
Tel. Hanover $40
20 ~. ". a Porto Rico SIS. Co.
III Broadway, ". Y.
Tel. Bowl. Green $500
gs ~. Y. & Cuba M. y. =. Co.
Foot OF Wall ST., N. Y.
Tel. John 1900
1o5 Pacific Mail :. y. Co.
z Hanover So. N. Y.
Tel Bowling Green 1850
100 Pacific Steamship Co.
Seattle. Washington
IL state Ct, ~. Y.
1850 u. s. Mail $. =. Co., Inc.
100 Broadway. n. Y.
Tel. Rector G300
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PORT OF NEW YORK

st. Thomas, st. Croix, ~.
Kits, Antigua. Guadsloupe,
Martinique, 81. Lucia and
Barbados
From New York
May 20-W. Nj. Upper 6e9)
Trinidad. Demerara, Para
niariho. Cayenne. 81. Iau-
rent and Para
From New York
May 2O-Eimac l29l
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Hawaii, Philippines,
East Indies

Honolulu, Manila, Saigon,
singapore, Colombo, CAL
cutta
From San Francisco
May 12-Creole State G05)
June 11-wolv. State u05)
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SHIPPING NEWS.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PACED
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Cuba and Mexico

Cubn Porto Rico
From Jacks sonviile
Late Maya Steamer (f36)
Cuban Forts
Prom Baltimore
May 2J--Lake Elon Ci5)
Havana
From Philadelphia
May fJ-A Steamer Cf0)
From Savannah
May 20-Point Iona (i29
Nassau and Cienfuegos
From New York
May al, Geneva tgS)
Tampico. Mexico
From beaumont. Texas
Sem. -week-A Steamer t6i)
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Far East

Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe.
Shanghai, Manila, Hong
kong
From San Francisco
May 2S--Golden State (t05)
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai,
Hongkong, Manila
From Seattle
June fS-Wenatchee (fOd)
A,o o---NVpuntphpa ffO0)
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Islands of Atlantic
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea

san Juan, Arecibo, Aqua
dilia. Mayaguez, Gunnica,
Ponce, Jobos and Arroyo
From New York
May i1-Porto Rico 600
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South America

Brazil and River Plate Ports
From New Nork
May ii-Bellemina t9D
Pernnmbuco. Rio de Janeiro.
Monteyidc0 and Buenos Aires
From Savannah
May 20-St. Johns Co. Gzs)
From Charleston. =. G.
May 1J-St. Johns Co. u2s)
From jacksonville
May 2J-St. Johns Co. G2s)
Principal Ports Ecuador, Peru
and Chile
From New Orleans
May 15-L. Fithian (96)
June 15--L. Fanhush tA0l
Principal Ports OF Peru and
Chile
From New York
May 25--prcus (i6T
Rio, Montevideo. Santa Tie
and Buenos Aires
From New York
May 5-Hinckley 900
Rio de yanelro. santos. Mon
efNiufBt
From New Orleans
Mid. May--St Augustine (sD
From Baltimore
May 20-Zarembo t5e)
From Philadelphia
May &c. OF Fairbury CBs)
Rio de Jan~iro. MonteTideo and
Buenos Aires
From New York
May 25-Huron (9D
May 4-Callao (o1)
From Mobile
May 2J-Deltina tgD
Trinidad. Demerara, paFamG-
ribo. Cayenne, -. Laurent
and Para
From New York
May 20--Elmac 600
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India and Dutch East
Indies

New Zealand md Australian
Penang. Briawan and Port
SWEET rnhnm, etc.
Prom New York
Juno 30 Eclipse fi3A
May 2i-Nm. Penn (i3D
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China, Japan, Philip
pines and Straits
Settlements

pines and Straits
Settlements
Honolulu. Manila, Saigon,
Singapore, Colombo, Cal
cutta
From SAP Francisco
May 12-CreSie State G05l
June ii--Wolv. State (105)
Honolulu. Kobe. Shanghai.
Manila, HongknnE
From san Francisco
Nay 2S--Gold. State tn5)
Yokohama. Kobe, Shanghai,
HOngkong and singapore
From baltimore
Early May Edgehill (50)
Aug. 27--wenatchee Cl0D
Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai.
Hongkong, Manila
From seattle
June -Wenatchee G06)
Aug 2I--wenatchee (i06)
From san Francisco
July l5--W. Carrnonia C5gD
Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai.
Hengkeng. Manila. Van
couvcr
From Seattle
May % West Jappa (i65)
June g1--pelight tiGJ)
July 25--West Jester tl63o
Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai.
Hongkoug, Java and Ma
nlla Ports
From Portland. Ore.
June a-Bsarport tii2)
GfgT-w. Momentum fia1l
May rG-West Nlvarla Cif2)
July is-wcst Keats tf2)
Aug s-west Nlvaria Gs2)
From san Francisco
May i5-W. Hcnahaw flAn
June i5-W. Jena Ciii
From Seattle
Nav - West TNis Is1A
Juno lowest Jesaup $500
July i1--West ison (19l
Yokohama. Kobe, Shanghai,
HongkonE, Manila and
DAiren
From Tacoma
juno f-Cru8a KEYS io0l
from Portland, ORE.
Mas 7-paHlst lto8l
Tgnc o-Coe vpt lioal
June Montague tto0
Yokohama. Kobe, 1irntSin.
pqirtn. Shanghai, Manila.
IlongSouE. Saigon, Sing
pore. Caicuitr
From Sea Francisco
May oW. Sequaua 400
June 5Lwest Nasson I0N
Yokohama, Kobe and shanghai
from Now York
May T-rrydsn ti1l
Forts
rrorn Neys York
May ~ W Hepburn GJI
May East Grown $50
FROM san Francisco
May l7--M. IIlxton f03l
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@AA OpG
Queenstown. BouIognc, Lon
don
From New York
May Sold ". State (1J9)
May 24--Pan. State (159)
June Told N. State (159)
June 2S-Pan. State (15e)
July 12-Old N. State (159)
Bremen and Danzig
From New York
May 21-Susquehanna (159)
July 5-Susauehanna (15s)
Aug 1S--Susquehanna (159)
May 2S-Hudson (159)
May 3--Potomac (15g
July 13-Hudson G59)
Naples and Genoa
From New York
June A-Prin. Matoika (i59D
July 16-Prin. Matoika (t59)
Aug 27-Prin. Matoika (l5O
May 2t--Pocahontas (l59l
June 30-Pocahontas G5e)
Aug 13-Pocahontas 159)
Sept 24-Pocahontas (I5s)
Plymouth Chcrbourg and
Bremen
From New York
June 22--America G59
July 30-G. Washington (loo)
July 23-America (15D)
Aug 24--America (159)
Aug 27--G. Washington (15o)
Sept 24-G. Washington (159)
The Clovis news., 1921-06-30
PERSONAL MENTION

When you think flour-think Sun.
light.
Mrs. A. G. Guy Of TeXico shopped
in Clovis Monday.
If you want to be right, use Sun.
light.
Tcrrcll B. RCse Of TeXico was in
Clovis this week.
If it is not Sunlight, il is not the
best.
Earl T. Harcll of Bellyiew made a
business trip to Clovis Wednesday.
Buy Campbell's ice cream. None
better. 5-5-tfc
J. H. Hclsley and r. A. Lowe of
Cameron, n. H., were in Clovis We'd
nesday.
Ice tea glasses and water sets.
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The best for biscuits-Sunlight
Flour l-l3-tfc
f. M. Reed and family left last
week Tor VISIT IN California
-
""l'' j" 'I' "us' Eo w i"''o' .i'
~ b"t'eiy No' le
The Clovis news., 1921-06-30

If il is the best flour il is Sunlight
Bruce sullivan spent Sunday and
Monday in Roswell.
A home product for home people
Sunlight Flour. 1-13-tfc
Mrs. Bess McCendon returned this
week from u visit to FL Paso, Texas,
Bring us your grain. The Western
Elevators Co., Inc. 1tc
Ralph l.. Roses new home on North
Connolly Street is nearing completion.
Fresh Tomatoes, Beans, Potatoes
every day.
ACUFF g. SON lite
Andrew Crane ls spending few
days in Los Angeles, Calf, on bust
ness,
Let us help You with that picnic
lunch We sell picnic pie plates, too.
Reeds Electric Bakery. 1tc
l.. c. Fenwick is building an ad-
dition to his home on North Connolly
Street.
Flies bother you? XII 'em off
with Hydrated Lime. It's only Is
cents sack-and worth the money,
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Pride of the plains-Sunlight
flour. 1-13-tfc
H. NJ. Clark, owner of the White
Rose Cafe, returned the latter part
of the week from a business trip to
Sudan, Texas.
Tires while they last, No seconds
in our deal. Taylor Tire & Battery
Co. 1tc
c. O. Brown, agent for the Santa
Fe at Artesia, was here last week
guest at the home Of Mrs. S. B.
Mersfeder.
VIII smut or lightning burn your
new Thresher or Combine this
year? You don't know. So the sem
sibc thing to do is to be safe by in-
suring it. The cost it too small TO
consider Clovis Insurance Agency,
successors to Baker Bros. ltc
Mrs. W. r. Jackman and children
returned Friday from an extended
visit with relatives in Mississippi.
Price our oils before you bny.
Taylor Tire 4 Battery Co. ltc
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The best for lightbread-Sunligh
flour.
Ed Robinson Of st. Vran was in
Clovis Tuesday.
The bread will BE- pretty and white
if you use Sunlight.
Mrs. W. A. Robinson of St. Vtain
was in Clovis Monday
If the bread is right, the flour is
Sunlight.
Mrs. W. Y. Croft Of Portales was
Clovis visitor Saturday.
Every sack Of Sunlight flour is
guaranteed.
Mr. jewell ard daughter of Dallas,
Texas, are visiting Mra. c. +. Dennis
this week
Our coal business is black but we
treat you white, Lane & Sons Grain
Co. 1-13.tfc
Ben Collins is building two new
residences on North Rencher in the
Liebelt addition.
Quality and price-Sunligbt Flour
can you beat it? l-1S.tfc
Miss Gail Lindley returned Sunday
after spending several weeks visiting
with friends in Texas.
Flies bother you? Kill 'em of
with Hydrated Lime. It's only rs
cents a sack-and worth the money,
The Clovis news., 1921-06-30
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&1T3au1zlz5 lz5R5i5Tw

Mrs. J. s. Skarda and little daugh-
ter left this week for several weeks
visit with rel,tives in Arkansas.
II you are looking for something
cheap and good, call l65.
ACUFF g. SON ltc
John Smith Of Bcllyiew was op-
Grated on at the Baptist Hospital
Wednesday,
HELP! Make Clovis clean. One
sack OF Hydratcd' Lime will bll 50
million flies, and it costs only 75c,
KEMP LUMBER COMPANY
Frank Dockhorr OF Portaley under
Went an operation for appendicitis at
he Baptist Hospital here Wednesday.
Barb Wire, Field Fence, and Poul-
try Netting.
The Clovis news., 1921-06-30

If It is not Sunlight, il is rot the
best.
Mrs. S. l. Coats underwent an OPP
GRAFTON at the Baptist Hospital Wed
nesday
Genuine Oklahoma Miller Broom
Corn seed for sale now ,at Gurley
Broom Corn Co. Office. New seed
will make better brush. 4-28-tfc
Miss Adricnne Stallirgs returned
Monday from a visit with friends in
Amarillo.
HELP! Make Clovis clean. One
sack of Hydrated Lime will kill so
million flies, and it costs only 75c.
KEMP LUMBER COMPANY
FOR RENT-Three rooms and kitch-
enette, or they may be rented sep-
alately Il desired. Phone 50. Mrs.
D. NJ Nichols. 6-30-2tp
FOR RENT-Two-foom house near
shops. Inquire at 81 North Shell
don, OF phone 335, ltc
The bread viii be pretty and white
if you use Sunlight.
The Clovis news., 1921-06-30
Kenp[mher Gcnpuuy
7KEz1ysCEITy?E EZ-S.TzXirx-szilTEEW

Jimmie RoeH- and Mike Grow re-
turned Friday after several weeks
spent in Mexico
The Clovis news., 1921-06-30
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zsEEfZy1&ErSKlII2NTYZS7EIT{NT

Mrs. r. II. Heniug underwent an
operation at the Baptist Hospital this
past week
FARMERS-If you eat Campbell's
Ice Cream, you help your own in.
dustry Made from Curry County
products. 5-5-tfc.
r. l.. Wilson, storckeeper for the
Santa Fe, made business trip to
Vaughn Wednesday.
It's too hot to worry about cooking
things for picnic dinners and lunches.
Let US serve you. Reeds Electric
Bakery. ltc
Mrc Sam Young, who has been
been visiting her daughter Mrs, Geo.
Houchen, in Kansas City, returned
Wednesday.
Refrigerator time is here We have
a big took and glad to show them
~ NLF
The Clovis news., 1921-06-30

It's a good deal cheaper to have
those old shoes fiYed than to buy new
ones. Bring them to us. Clovis
Shoe Hospital. 5-5-tfc
The Clovis news., 1921-06-30

Have several hundred acres o.
sod wheat land to rent for one yoaI
for the breaking,-C. W. Hduj-
5on. 6-23- tie.
The Clovis news., 1921-06-30

A baby girl was born this week to
Or. and Mrs, K. c, Taylor.
The Clovis news., 1921-06-30

Flies bother you? XIII 'em off
with Hydrated Lime. It's only Is
cents a sack--and worth the money,
The Clovis news., 1921-06-30

Refrigerator time is here, We have
a big stock and glad to show them
The Clovis news., 1921-06-30

l., c. Fenwick is building an ad-
dition to his home on North Connolly
Street.
The Clovis news., 1921-06-30

Tires while they last. No seconds
in our deal. Taylor Tire & Battery
Co. 1tc
The Clovis news., 1921-06-30

If It is not Sunlight, Il is rot the
best.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1921-09-21
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
Special Election will be held In the
Town OF Walhaila, S. c., on the 4th
day Of OCTOBER, 1921, at the Town
Council Hall, corner Main and Col
lege Streets, at which election the
following questions will be submitted
to the electors Of the Town of Wal
halla, who are duly qualified for vot-
ing under Section 12, Article Q, Of
the Constitution of the State of South
Carolina, and who have paid all
taxes, State, County and Municipal,
for the previous year.
1st. Shall the Town of Walhalla
acquire, by construction or purchase,
and operate a waterworks system?
I'd. Shall the Town of Walhalla
acquire, by construction or purchase.
and operate sewerage system?
Sd. To meet the costs Of construc-
ton or purchase Of such waterworks
system, shall the Town of Walhalla
Issue and sell coupon bonds bearing
interest at rate not to exceed six
per centum per annum, payable in
any legal tender money of the United
States not exceeding forty years af-
ter date, with privilege Of redemption
at such time as the Town Council of
the Town OF Walhalla may fix in said
bonds, In the amount OF NINETY
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS $685.
| 000), the proceeds Of said bonds to
be applied solely and exclusively to
tho purchase, establishment and
maintenance OF a waterworks plant?
| 4th. That to meet the costs Of the
| construction or purchase of such
sewerage system, shall the Town Of
Walhalla issue and sell coupon bonds
bearing interest at rate not to ex-
| ceed six per centum per annum, pay
able In any legal tender money Of the
United States, not exceeding forty
years after date, with privilege OF
redemption, at such time as the Town
Council Of the Town Of Walhalla may
fix in said bonds, in the amount Of
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
($30,000), the proceeds Of said bonds
to be applied solely and exclusively
to the purchase, establishment and
maintenance Of sewerage system?
The qualifications Of electors in
said election are as follows:
Such electors must be registered
by the Supervisor Of Registra ton for
the Town Of Walhalla, and must have
paid all taxes, State, County and Mu-
nicipal, for the previous year.
The polls will be opened at eight
o'clock In the forenoon and closel
at four o'clock in the afternoon.
The managers OF such election are
Tillman McLees, j. p. Beatty and G..
NJ. Ansel.
FURTHER NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that the Books OF Registra-
ton, for the registration OF tho
names Of the qualified electors in
such election will be opened by
Charles w. Pitchford, Jr., as Super
visor OF Registration for the Town
OF Walhalla, at his office, on WE'D
NESDAY, September 14th, 1921, and
viii remain open for period Of ten
days. w. NJ, BROWN.
Il. A. GRANT, Mayor.
Clerk.
September 5th, 1921. $3.50