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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
NO ABATEMENT YET
IN BOND DEMAND
nv A.scc.a,ehprn.s

NJ" YORK. april c-There was no
heate!neHt In ;hc demand Tor bonds dur
ing ns the Se.k IN which new unae.writ-
1"Es. appTo 1!inhtsa fully S.5l,s.lUu
.C'ehItsI gains ~er- Iuatu by many O,
inc Tails eat utilities. Liberty issue. nd
sere!al CT the :nternai.oua! War orer!fss
!eActins moderately from tile pfev!ous
,rS record prices. E1eeit!ons to this
EeHd wt:e shown. however! Ly Neaicans
ans. severe! % the french group which
mo et9enSth ev!lCed by convertible and
seIuhG:ar Issues OF thu railways t.ayers-
!ks western AID Southwestern SECTIONS
%. ths country gave coo! to :he BELIEF
are impending. '''S
The same issues 0: other roads. ,nolud-
.ns come which have weathorad :heir
PERIOD OF reorganization. seemed 10 ius-
Ky .e2oTt1 thai; current ana p!ospec-
tt!En earnings vii! coon rebound 20 m.
oeasn, o. hondholdcrs ~ 'H7
!oGays trading Wa. made w largely OF
;oCss Nact.oas, especially !nt.roCro,,ph
Esp!c Transit ts. In:erbUro Consolidntei
80. ih!:G Avenue adjustments. Hudson
W Hna AESnna:;an income s. ant Sew York.
MetI taesteT and Boston i;.s also Rhowst
g:onounced strength. New Haven {. and
sortAern Hallway 70 were Prominent
,Trots! sales. par value. aggregate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
BRITISH LEAD IN
PALESTINE MARKET
[By Associnted prose1

WASHINGTON, April 22.-Amcrt-
can interest in the Palestine cotton
market is growing. but stIll is far
MEOW foreign competitors. accord
ing 10 report TO the Commerce De-
partmcnt today from Consul South
ard ut Jerusalem. Piece goods. he
declared. formed the chief Item OF
the Palestine import trade for tho
past two years imports of cotton
piece goods averaging l5.2SO.0OO
yards with value OF s6,74O.0Oo.
british cotton dominates the market.
he said. Japanese cotton has had n
good market for the past two years
Italian goods are next In Importance.
while smaller quantities como from
France and the United States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
RICHMOND TIMES DIsPATCH: SUNDAY, APRIL %, 1922

Rio Is and ltS to Is for Santos IS. Owing
to the holiday In Brazil there were no
OFFICIAL cables from the primary markets
ana no fresh cost and freight offers were
reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
PRICES TAKE JUMP
IN COTTON MARKET

fBy Associated Pre,si
NEW ORLEANS. La. April 2l--prlce,
Hsre htEhcr 'n tho cotton market on The
epah'nS today. and tbs gains were well
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
LIBERTY LOAN HOSn N,KIrr
by ffrdk l.. Noting \ %


~? Ss* e, 95,gs"s ~, SS,aa''nr s" -ereta,,
MISUNDERSTANDING r-.w -.c.,,,s
=, Exports. zt-i sa.os. ios; s;5ty %.
~. Ms''l Is Ma ,sm. receipts, To
Savanna h.---Midal.ns l7ba. !ecs,,.s IN.
'TLoiiS lffot: s,rcg ll7 ~ w
~ . ,;et, MiaaNHs. l.r! receipts. !
M!lm!nEtor Receipts. =. ,.rcL ~ 40
tSrS,s ely kece!r', 90. stock Ss7
alf!IIoTe-S'1rh 1-.s
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. s,,gt .-b
Minor ports-S'ook $50
20 800. stock. OF, 81 '''-'-' exports.
A., T1,si for wee. Receipts i:!. cxIor,s.
Total t2r -..eason-necelp,.. ta7io,; or.
Interior movement.
,Hous,on-n!dclin 80" -ece.n.s ..re
hnipments, a.A sales. 22i: s,oSk 80 Is
ernphis- Middlins. ITO. rec.i,,,s II
sh!pfnenth. @h.l: SALES. sgh. stock lfr "a
tugus'a-MiddIng. iGs. receir,. II.
'n;piEsnis, 81; sales. 81 stOoi IN sgg
81: Iou!s-.MiddIinG. 100. rece!u!. .,
Misunderstanding - 20
.b i;sa.tas Eoc..M iddiine; nc; receipts o
MISUNDERSTANDING. IGis. ssles n
Total todsy-Re ceipis. CHS: SHIPMENT
s.ss: stock. t32 $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. April 2a.-cotton goods
primary markets were steady today with
recent advances in print cloths and sheet
inEs iully maintained. Finished goods
We're less active than unfinished lines
Yarns were stcadier with more OF a ten
ucncy 70 rise nearer parity OF cost
value Burlaps were quiet, with tho most
interest displayed IN liShtweiHhts Silks
We're stcadier and more confidence was
were steady. but quiet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..


NEW YORK. April 22-The nrarkc, for
Soit. FUTURES opened at "a decline OF
TO i points under EuroT can selling and
SCAT: ing May liquidation. May sold of
~ 4I!s' Or ~ points net lower. and later
months turned stead!er after Tho early
s"..!ht orders had been absorbed Sep
ttinO"T rallied from 9.75 to, 9SJ or :
POM" net higher on covering and trade
5u!!ns. In. market closed net 10 points
lions: "e fuo'"
May, !2l5: July. 1906: September. eS:
March, gTi '' anu
Sales we:c estimated a about 81 900 bags.
Stot tON'e was firm II II IN NJ fnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
FOOD PRODUCTS DEBTS
EXCEED $36,OOO,OOO
While Assets Listed I'm Court Schcd-
uie Hcnchcs Total OF
S57 100000,
tBy Associated Press.l

lBy Associated Pressl
NEW YORK. April 22.-Liabili,ics
or tho United States Food Products
company against which bank
ruptcF petition was filed February
Z. total s36.99G,S3o. and its assets arc
so''Si2.S96. according to schedule
IN bankruptcy filed In Federal Court
today.
Liabilities include claims by banks
Tor Sll.201.290 for, money loaned,
trade credits of subsidiary compan-
les on open accounts aggrcgatiup
*lG.SS6,0i9. drawers should pay" Of
sS.659.000 and disputed claims OF
S269.4S5.
Among the assets listed arc s45,-
o2l.42l In stocks. S3.067.Sl4 in bills
and notes receivable. S2jO.OOO in
shipping interests and $4,000 in
cash.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
CHICAGO GRAIN ,J,uK,r

CHICAGO, April "a bea.!sn cons,-,c.
...n I:.ern upon the kausas STAT rrn-
80 .. mh!Gh was followed by som. t,uv@
alhrG wheat prices 10 adyn,c.
- - ~! -rHhy. Tia" advance Was no, L.'I,i
i1.% .FeE; tecause O, ;t-taE!,,g bv iinr.i
:nish w nj caused use a s.toack but at n.
'F''" !c 10 nc net higher Tyi,b a
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

BEAUTIFUL new colonial resi-
dence of large inside rooms; al
completely furnished in keeping with
this type of home. This is one OF
the finest homes in Phoenix. Within
two blocks of KeniIworth school. viii
rent for summer at 1925 per month 70
responsible party only. Might con-
slider sale. Call 5ST7. y
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
New Home

S-Room brick, pebbledash bunga-
low, modern, built in features. hard
wood floors, new. and ready to move
right into; good location northeast,
SS500: $500 cash; balance reasonable
terms
BLOCK & BURNS
13 f. Adams b
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
ONE ACRE HOME

Consisting Of modern room brick.
large garage. chicken runs, located
about one mile north on paved blvd. !;
$500; easy terms. Phone Mr.. Math-
ews, 5057 Ii w. Adams. 1T
FOR SALE-20 acres citrus land
with 8 roor house, surrounded by
shade and fruit trees and adjoining
the new Scottsdale high school site
Will divide in two tens. Call c. f.
johnson. Valley Machine Works. Tel
6085 or 127Jl2 II
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
s-FoR sALE-clrY PROPERTY
384 East Palm Lane

JUST COMPLETED. MODERN
AND VERY ATTRACTIVE BRICK
BUNGALOW, s ROOMS. ALI,
I A RGE AND AIRY WITH
GLASSED IN SLEEPING PORCH
TILE FLOOR IN KITCHEN AND
BATH, BALANCE O4AK--HOT WA
TER HEATING PLANT-LARGE
LOT, "A BY 294, SOUTH FRONT
AND READY TO MOVE INTO AS
SOON AS YOU GOOSE THE WALL
DECORATIONS.
AFTERNOON. It
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

WISH to care for small house DUR
ing summer, northeast or northwest
near car line. edge of town. Re.ef-
ences furnished. Box 56C, Repub-
lican II
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
s-FoR sALE-ciTY PROPERTY
Home Builders


FOR To-DAY's PRICES
FOR To-DAY's TERMS
BEFORE YOU Buy OR BUILD
CALL AND SEE HOME BUILD
ERs PLAN FOR TERMs-wE
HAVE SEVERAL NEW AND
NEAR NEW MODERN HOMES
TO OFFER FOR BARGAIN
PRICES = AND OUR TERMS
ARE SO LIBERAL THAT YOU
CAN BUY YOURSELF A PER-
MANENT HOME WITH THE
MONEY YOU ARE NOW PAY
ING OUT FOR RENT = THESE
HOMES ARE SITUATED IN
OUR RESTRICTED ADDITIONS
AND THERE ARE NO BETTER
LOCATIONS IN PHOENIX
COME IN TO-DAY. AND If you
ARE NOT SATISFIED WITH
THE READY BUILT HOUSES
WE HAVE TO OFFER, WE
WILL BUILD ONE TO SUIT
YoU.
HOME BUILDERS
TEL. s6O4. 124N. 1sT AVE. b
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
OIL!OIL!

DO not go to sleep while your
neighbor is getting choice oil lease
near the Beardsley Well Your time
is short. Mr. Buyer look over our
listings. Mr.. Seller list with us for
quick action. WE have from 8 acres
to as much as you want
CAPITOL TRADING COMPANY
and ALEXANDER AND GROOM
126 N. Center. b
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

FOR RENT-11 room house, suit
able for exclusive boarding house or
apartments; especially attractive
lease terms. Phone 640s or apply 1s
S. 3rd Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

11-FoR SALE-CouNTRY PROP.
ERTY
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
A Bargain

10 Acres of fine sandy loam soil,
well located. 2 miles from the city
limits northeast. Can be bought for
$275O; reasonable terms.
ALSO
10 Acres north of town. $1,000: rea-
sonable terms
BLOCK & BURNS
IA f. Adams n
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
12--FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE
REALTY
FOR SALE OR TRADE


My residence and dairy in good
mining town where business is good.
and is getting better every day. |
have eight first class cows, all milk
ing. and two horses, delivery cart,
two corrals. one barn, about sixty
head Of chickens, milk cans, and ey-
erything that goes with the dairy.
Would like to sell or trade for small
ranch near Phoenix. This is an es-
tablished route, and I'm getting fif-
teen cents per quart for all the milk
that / get. Box 291. Ray. Arizona.
WILL give lot with cabin N. E. and
$50 month on furnished home. Box
CSC, Repl bilcan. 1t
FOR SAIIN OR E-XCHANGE-,Re :
linquishment on 500 acres near Casa
Grande; vii take auto as part pay
ment. Box &c, Republican. b
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

MODERN pebble dashed brick,
shade, garage. adults. Key 1914 w
Madison If
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
FIVE ACRES

Shade FIJI Il, flowers, alfalfa. fenced
and cross forced. chicken yard. COR
raj. yard etc Good house and barn.
close to city, $4,000: terms. B. NJ. At
wood, 23O w. Jefferson St. b
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

Il or q Acres
In good stand alfalfa. on paved
road. close in and near school: IL
acres, SIS down, SIS per month: 2ll
acres. $50 down, $25 per month. A.
L. West. 1902 w. Jackson st. Phone
s03s. tf
Glendale
Desire sell good so, north Glendale;
Will accept smaller tract first pay
ment; buyer gets one third 1922 cot =
ton crop without expense growing or
picking; attractive price. o. d. Belts
owner. gs
FIVE-ACRE RANCH for rent,
small house. with acres of wheat,
one acre fenced hog tight; chicken
run. $500 month. Corner of 18th
and Thomas road J. W. Griggs. 1t
500 ACRES SEVEN MILES n. e..
OF BEARDSLEY
Patented land with oil right AT
price of grazing land Fl. I'll. Smith,
No. 2l7 Noll Bldg. Phone 6010 gs
YOU CAN buy 212 acres of the best
land in the valley; n. E.. in the
orange belt, on paved road, for all
most nothing down and $50 per
month. Can make a living on this
land. See Frank Williams, Room los.
Monihon Bldg. Office phone 6310;
residence 1R5. If
FOR SALE-140 head sheep and
small ranch. See n. a. Morford,
licensed real estate, loans and insur-
ance agency, 112, n. 1st St, Phoenix.
OIL LEASE
Decided land south of Beardsley
well in 5-acre tracts at SIS an acre.
Only 40 acres, so hurry Call at 126
N. Center. gs
FOR SALE-160- acre homestead,
near Casa Grande; cheap. Box 4S-C.
Republican. 1t
FOR SAI4E-Ten acres in bearing
apricots. good house, well. cement
ditch. Price $4,500.00. A. @. Smith,
owner. Scottsdale 1t
FOR SALE-Three acres. 4 room
house, in orange belt. variety OF fruit,
good garden: blacksmith shop; an
ideal place for stort Apply first
house north of Madison school, Park
road. Phone 11R2 1t
30 ACRES
For trade or sale on easy terms.
at $50 per acre; the land is clear
from all debt, has "A' water right,
and is close to Phoenix on main high :
way. B. Nd. Atwood, 230 w. Jefferson
st. b
$4,000 WILL buy 3 acres in north
east, close in, with a good house,
garage, all fenced. Call johnson.
41O6. 1t
DANDY 21a acre tract; IL acres
in alfalfa, balance pasture: good s.
room house with bath, dandy chicken
house and lots of chicken runs and
pens; nice shade and fruits and ideal
chicken ranch; easy terms. Call
Hill 41O6. 1t
TEN mighty good acres, between
Aihambra and Glendale. The place
you have been looking. for to build
your home. On the pavement. Free
right to electricity This is the best
buy in the valley. $4,000. Terms.
G, M. MURKEN, 113 n. End Ave.
Phone 4942. 1t
FOR SALE-10-a ranch. 5-room
house, young trees, good location,
close in; $3.50, balance per mo.
21S acres just off North Central;
no improvements; $500 cash, bal
ance easy.
2R acres northeast, improved: lo-
cation best: $3.50 cash, balance easy
terms.
JONES & EARLY
302 Heard Bldg. Phone $3.50 1t
FIVE ACPE suburban home close
to Glendale; T. room frame house with
city water and electric lights, oppo-
site high school. Garage and room
frame house with chicken house and
yard for 800 chickens. We can sell
you this desirable little place for
$500. See US for terms.
HERBERT S. PRINCE CO,
10 NORTH CENTRAL AVE. IT
-. s..aa 80.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

TEN mighty good acres, between
Alhambra and Glendale. The place
you have been looking for to build
your home. On the pavement. Free
right to electricity. This is the best
buy in the valley. $4,000 Terms.
G.. M. MURKEN, 113 n. End Ave.
Phone 4942. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

COOL side of double brick, new
and modern, all built-in features.
hardwood floors, four rooms, screen
and private BATH garage, nice lawn,
choice location, paved street, fur
nished or unfurnished. Inquire 905
N. 5th st. 1T
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
l4--WANTEp-To RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Smali un-
furnished brick house, or half double
house, modern, good location, Sleep
ing porch. private bath. Two adults
Rent not TO exceed s35. Phone SSG1.
If
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
Fowler Tract
Vacant Lots

Lots 50x13715. Close in. n. ".
Paved street; plenty shade and fruit.
Cheapest lot in city. Price 5000
See us for terms.
JONES & EARLY
302 Heard Bldg. Phone 500. It
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

THREE ROOM house, furnished
lots of shade. for rent; S15 a month;
no sick Phone 1854.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
12-FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE
REALTY
For Exchange

Nine room brick residence. close in,
north on car line and pavement. It's
is a dandy and is priced way below
its value. VIII take good lot as part
payment and make good terms on
the balance See
FRED A. DIBBLE. Realtor
II N. First Ave. Phone 5003.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

FOR RENT OR LEASE-Five room
furnished + 1galow, screen sleeping
porch, 1apn shade garage, Cali 1850
e. Culver Sunday only. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

THREE-ROOM brick, modern,
screen porch rear, paved street,
close to car line. Phone 1929. Il
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
In KenilWorth

-
$1,000 WEST LYNWooD STREET
HOME--MODERN AND Up
TO-DATE HOME--2 YEARS
OLD - OLD IVORY FIN
ISHED THRO u GHOUT -
HARDWOOD FLOORS - 2
INSIDE BEDR ROOMS -
r e AKFA ST ROO NJ
SCREEN ROOM - ALL THE
BUILT-IN FEAT U RES -
HANDY. KTTCHEN-WOOD-
STONE SINK - COOLER -
SERVICE POR CH WITH
STATIONARY WASH TUB
YOU CAN TURN IN A KEN
ILWORTH LOT AS PART
PAY - SOLAR HEATER -
GARACsEs-XNEST LYNW OOD
ATTRACTIVE TERMS.
GREENE & GRIFFIN
Tel. s6o4. 124 n. First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

house, young trees, good location,
close in; $3.50, balance per mo.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

2is acres northeast, improved: To-
cation best; $3.50 cash, balance easy
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

~ acres just off North Central;
no improvements; $500 cash, bal
ance easy.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
2Hs. S ArD 10 ACRE TRACTS

21a. AID 10 ACRE TRACTS
on North Central Ave. and
Bethany Hcme road. in Orange
wood. electricity, convenient,
beautiful locality: fine shade;
gravely cam soil, fine homes.
mt. views and convenient to car
line and paving: south and east
frontages. These are perfect
homesites; $500 per acre; terms.
FRANKLIN d. LANE
Il w Adams st Phone 6234
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
If-FoR sALE-coUNTRY PROP.
ERTX
For Sale

Oil lease in Beardsley field. VIII
sell one or two sections; $50 for one
section or $3.50 for sections. Apply
at once Box 66C. Renuhlican. d
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

LEAVING town, will lease my
Groom home; lots OF screen room;
summer rates. ia E. WiIletta. IS
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
REM HOUSES

FOR RENT--Three new cottages.
110 East Culver. See them Sunday.
1 +
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
For SALE OF TRADE


The bes vne-nalf section, we'll i'm
proved, in the famous Sam Simon
valley, Cochise county. Arizona; two
artesian wells pure water; this is an
ideal stoc1 raLch: thousands of acres
unsurveyea land adjoining ranch. For
full particulars and description see
owner VIM. Gregg. 302 Watkins st.
Phone 2105 1t
HALE SECTION. excellent soil, II
miles south Stovall Station, Yuma
county un Ter Boulder canyon Senti-
mel propect, for CITY property. Box
TIC, Republican. 1t
so ACRES-S0 acres nicealevel bot
tom land 81 ath of Popular Bluff Mo-,
near the Aykarsas line, to trade for
car or city property.
Have lease on 10 acres paid to Jan
i. Fine bulch of Jersey cows and
heifers, chickens; VIM. Knabe piano
household goods, good room house
and shade, well of soft water; will
trade and take good sedan as part
paymen The chickens, incubators
and COWS make this a money making
business
Will accept good car and $500 for
$40 acres good level land in Arkan-
sas. We retain half of oil royalty.
Want improved farm near Prescott
for highl' Improved 10 acres in the
valley.
Want relirquishments or school
leases with 81 allow water.
We can get you fair offer on most
any trade you have.
w H. O'RARR
Phone 1888. 122k n. First Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
HOME BUILDERS

TEL s6o4. 124 N. 1sT AVE.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30
$500

Modern 4-room house, old shade.
close to the capitol; price $500; $500
down and S25 a month
STREET REALTY CO.,
SIS W Washington gs
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

WANTED-Four room and screen
porch OF five room house, modern !;
reasonable rent, near car (colored)
Call 1885. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-04-30

GOING to the coast for the sum-
mer2 Have a live listing OF fur
nished places, houses or apartments
San Diego and Coronado. Especial
consideration to Arizonians. Carl
Weyand. Colorado Realty Co. I'll
Granger Block 5th and Broadway,
San Diego. Cal II
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22
HERDS TESTED DURING IUEE
o. Totsl u 10 see gsamirsa aaio
Rssciss Disclosing a., Pc Cert
ruhsftu'ous Cattle

Cattle oroisliy tested durnf Juas
ie22 for tubsfculosis numbsrcf 20.
sso accoftins 70 q summary issued
By ths bureau " animai induuy.
United sistss Department % AFricui
turs fhis ngurs stosris the uofmal
smouni of tuhsrvuiin testing By ssy
srai thoussnd 90 en- ne cattle tested
Ssio rsactod thus tis-losius about
- psf cent of tuherculous catils
ne renewal of such anlmais frum
hsris otherwise healthy ls gradually
bfinging shout better health amonr
farm live stocl, safer miit supplies
and mauy economlc hsnsfis TIE pop.
ulariiy ~ tuberculosis eradication is
ssidsnced b. The length of the llsi of
hsrda waiting 10 he tested AZ the
end " iuns thers vsfe applications
On hls for the tssiins of at2gp herds
ccntaluiug more than half q mnlior
catus
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22
. \ BOsTON A sons

located IN Marion u q modern and
up i1 date building material company
iha, hal aided greatly IN The deyel.
opmcnt of lrittenden county Their
buying power enables this concern %
90 into The largest markets and se.
cure large quantities which are offer
el az reasonable prices. Their mill
work Is un-eNcelled and their husi.
ne1- b. built upon years of good ser
vice
Ey reason u their improved and
modern facilities and the large mum.
ber ~ employees which they main.
Tain they are able 10 execute All
classes of work and 10 furnish un.
.oSce'led service with prompiness and
diiratch Ry reason of the tremen.
dous buying power this local con.
ccfu b able 20 enter the worlds larg
esi markets and secure vast quaint
tea at prices 40 low that they ofIei
ths public astounding values IN lum
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22
" o TUCKER FURNITURE co

a furniture store, when one stops
o. deliberate fumlahe. ihe essentials
that fo to make % hume out of a
houfc The making Of a home. !
must admit, nrcrssItntcs favorable
relation beatecn man and wife But
h penot home only comes with hus.
band and wife being agreeable and
atu enough furniture in thc house 90
make It Vmfortable and beautiful
From this fact then We turn D the
man who ofeu o. tho public this
necessary part " tho home and place
more pfestege on his business
Mr Tucker who conduct a furni.
ilf, stotr bearing BIZ name }, anoih-
rr business man vino realizes that
only o. siour as b. gives a real ser.
yIcr o. the public UI h.s establish.
mcri function in o. successful manner
This b. an important fagt Tor che peo.
pie ~ this section of the state %
know because o. kn5wicirc o. what
mra be- b. depending on for succsaa,
inruros thom u having az their Dis.
foial a furniture store that s fuly
stocked with goods of a high stand.
ard a. reasonable prices An in
snolt.or ~ thc store by the writer
|of tta article disclosed many uncy.
roried things rhy are TOO uumcr.
ous o. mention blt the outstanding
eercal impression vas that it /.
modem. oieu q variety of product.
ard that prioos were indeed reason
abIo when the quality ~ goods wa
r1rsuderrd
The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22
EARLY HaTCHED FOWLS BEST
Psnsu nstsv t8 rftt rhsy sssis
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The Crittenden press., 1922-12-22
Common Sense Business Review Editorial
Edited by ROLAND KEMPER

We wonder why some people be-.
lieyc they have 10 20 paducah. Evans.
yille or some other larger city than
Marion 70 procure furniture. Some
DO however, but when this happens
~ a ease Of not taking time u look
over what the home concern offers
Mr Tucker has left nothing IN.
done 10 secure many articles IA bis
store that will make practical and
appropriate gifts for the holiday
buyers A word 10 the wise should
be- sufficient
Mr Tucker also conducts an un
dcriakinR establishment During The
tins b. has been identified with th,
professional life of the community
be- has kept in touch with an that !.
neR in the way Of equipment but h,
b. thoroughly abreast of the time
relative 10 the latest scientific ideal
on rmabalminr Courteous and Ell
cient 90 a marked degrre, h. has woi
The confidence and heart felt com
'mcndat'on n many clients who hayl
found great satisfaction in being re
lie,ed u the many Troublesome an,
,eiaiious details In he time ~ sor
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