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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
Tipton's List Of Bargains
Land Trades

Two sections all good level land miles from Happy,
miles from railroad switch. Highly improved, has an 3
room house Fenced and fenced in separate fields and
pastures VIII sell Tor $500 per VIII take in $4,000
or $4,000 in good revenue bearing property in Amarillo
Some cash and balance to suit purchaser.
200 II miles of Amarillo highway with
pretty good Improvements, 80 in cultivation. VIII
trade for Amarillo property
$50 ~ miles southeast oil town all fenced and 20
in cultivation. No better land to be found VIII sell
for $500 per and take good residence in Amarillo
This land is clear.
600 ranch in New Mexico IS per cent tilabe VIII
take $4,000 in cash $4,000 in trade balance to suit pur
chaser This ranch has two OF Improvements VIII sell
for $1,000 per Smaller selling from 5000 to
$500 per acre. This ranch is clear
Have two Of j2O each southeast OF Canyon
both highly improved VIII sell Tor $1,000 per and take
III some Amarillo property
100 acres mile, northeast OF Mobcctc well improved
100 acres in cultivation 10 head OF horses farm implements
and half OF the crop raised this year MI goes for $1,000
acre Vii trade equity for good mules cattle and city
property
S85OOOO stock OF general merchandise all good clean
stuff clear of debt trade for small well improved place
near AMARILLO.
$4,000 stock OF clcancSt up date drug store ON
the plains for sale show books that clears above all
expenses from 5000 to $1,000 per year VIII pay for itself
in two wears
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
SURVIVING Wife
BECOMES OWNER
OF REAL ESTATE


G-l Wilson u-Ha,HI. member ~
ha indianapolis Red EsH'. E1rd aul
member of 10, rum ~ WILSON a VIII
on. lawyers av- the .u-trt i0 th"
follow rr question b. $3.50.
An Baut 70 uIlo1 rmurfl
ul after his second usr.-. made 70
500 leaving certain r.sI .r.t. ldl"n
me- the municipal bud '. doc i'N
After hts death DIS tpu HI.n ht h's
first NIf" flied suit ,Duf....e fhc Nll
ON 'hr grounds NJ rncU'.I Hupctucr
%. liof HE death 81. and his
arnnd vIl. had built ..s 900 lnoth-
lni boz q different section. Dee city,
nd This property wt- p. Boo loint
title thereby rcycr'ius . fH. widow
.fter his death Now o. widow Wishes
o sell this lToport, anil 100 attorney
1r The purchasers hes advised them 10
20 q quli chim deed from do. Two chll.
lr'u before buying 90, property
win the suit 20 confess 'ho win AZ
r-rt tho property held Ht 'H. second
,fre why"
Mr. Wilson SAWS that Property held
unt} hy husband and 1915. passes Ia
1r survivor Immediate Upon death
u one. iu fee IN fact. fh, aw contcm
pAt'. that during th, l.,s DEL. 10th u
hem each owns an
9Th" heirs ~ tho dc.rl..H HIt, 10
interest whatever m %, joint property.
md th" suit to contest t1r $3.50 lu,s not
fleet This ufuBorty Tn. surviving " Ifr
has AN absolute title THIS s. true re-
urdl'ss of whether she o. 'H. urst Or
second wife
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
Longer Listings Will
Bring Satisfaction to
Persons Concerned

Under 'U. wulupl, listing system
that is being worked out Ton Akron
KDtltor, longer listing viii o., easier
POO obtain u,ctu-. fo M, large number
col. hr..'.- working u each listing
uVu,r. VIII readily u, tr, hru,fd of
s IpuEr listing hHau.. 20 viii hy an.
necessary tu irt uu'. 300 mauv agents
'ur .huH r,riud- ol iwt U,retu'or,
thus Doe I,ru ON, of thr common prt,
t''e among owners
Brokers must work 10 f, d-, ilud dis
sd,Ju3r, when only short term ustings
arc alru because I' rarely ever pays "a
ad.,.ir, co. ,Np,ud lou ma o. effort uu
property placed .u fh" agents nunks tHt
o.. 'Iln ssf, dl,. Greater service 60
pu ..rs under h. mulNp. system viii
uur une, contracts trr Ewl'urs
last u, Hl0f .HIf vll %" pro-, ,tol o.,
'h, E'rI under '., rcw ssi'm VIII an
D.. uniformly drawn zoo s.N months
AbIpu lslli,r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

nmthrru ASIA
The region promised to d" $50 inter
csung that Mr. Andrews let thr gcvi
ogis;s ~ WORK and pushed ou % Tur
D. miles south OF UrEa with Whof
members Of the party. o. mc-'i the C1l
AVIAN iie accompanied the cuaytr o.
brE, planning % plunge deeper INTO
the heart of ASIA. But ut urga be- &C..
.seiycd a lrtt,r from 90, fnaHlhuuter o.
chief. Grugcr. telling ot such uch 4
.overics that be- hurried back
The dinosaurs. remains " which were
discovered In great prvluson, were
1urd To- belong 10 the Upper Crcta,eous
n..ini the very close of th. urc OF
E'u'il's-and 20 bc strikingls similar
ihps. n the E0cskics iu Aucric, and
llu, found in Europe
Du Top of the dinossur beds wcrr las.
r &C MAMMALIAN fossils belonging 10 the
aVu n.riod ol mammal hf,-ihe 10.
u, Above these were fossils belong
ps Go .h, Lower MIo-.ruc CO.. m ldlc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
zONINC PRIMER
ISSUED BY j. S,
HOUSING BRANCH

Ntuid'u.r auI correction 90 the pres
rut tops ur.s Arrangement ~ ~
American CITIES. 200. cause of millon.
pf dollar, l.ss n .l. object u "a
Iuuur Primer Ie-u,d hv fh, uVis uu
u Buildug ana Housing 20 The Depart
ncr' uf Cumu.H according tU au
official a'HoIu.'u
Tr. ,uufmoH. H..f. bon American
cities from s.uuHrr .ood buildings on
... .a, .. ln, shifting n Istlicts has
lHnl n.'r lpraT.' and fur wears has
.,.i,i .'. 'lN or ih. American p"opl"
I.nH.H CROWN. torres fuoug pri
.at. dwellings, th. .I1DViur of mc,orlc-
end nps. smelly EiDgr- INTO the
u.rh'lul domains ui ncHt r'rH stores ~
w.UErW apartment houses and IN.
construction of 'l bulky office build
lngs .p closely ..Dwded ,ba, fae Iuwei
floors lr. too dark .H human usr and
consequently seldom occupied is part 90
M, present stupid. Uastdul jumbo
(which mp0 coming swim prevent and
gudmit correct Boo the opinion ut 90"
Advisory Comm i,. con- IYniu- m ilt
department o. Commerce
Tho Pamphlet describes Do, object ~
coming th, n,Hd thr health and prop.
uts Wuf,rtl.. afforded 1rJ Ja ytf'.
on tbp .ost uf living Legal pIpbloms
with 1000 outline uf what SOME cities hat,
Yrlplsh,d and % coming program
U' Also included among other subjects.
Copies are sold hy fh" Suu'r.ul'nd,nt
ut Documents Government Printing o.
t.r Washington D o. 90 five cents
zach
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
CITY PROPERTY BARGAINS

room modern house best location in San Iacinto
Heights right paved highway back your right out
OF the garage the paved street Price $3.50 and
buyer assume payment on paving VIII take Dodge,
Buc, or Ford car as part OF inst payment.
Have nice room modern house South Buchanan
street for sale SSl500O VIII take good standard
and little cash first payment Ii YOU want something
worth the money get this. Party leaving state
dandy new room house 10 trade for New Mexico land
be improved Would trade for good lease and
stock. We business. First come first served Also
have other city property to trade for New Mexico land
We want your sngS Tor everything matters not where
YOU trade all the country in and OF the state
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

r,rlod and mingled with these Werc The
domains ~ CANT m1mral not found
Dtner n Eurcpc or North America but
sin. DIR o. one discovered some years
,r-s loo Rulush.stan. southwest India
.Hl dubbed nalthithrlum-t the largest
lsnI animal known 90 hlyr existed
Tn go Nr.nc animals said Mr.
Grlnef bore unmlstaktblc rcscin.
aIu,. ta l0~e found ln Wyoming IN
.ldine two studs of flesh.'atiug dino
.aul, end Smaller running fellow call.
"a Tho u.ffltu dIuu,IuI
Th,r, were uthrr fossils ot the dino
s,lr Luuou Hs the lgmuodont---u tall.
fNoI,egcd herb.,uruus beast which
ranged from southern England TO the
Sew Jersey coast
Describing hiS TRIP. MI Andrews
wrote
w. reached Turin without e single
accident ana as We approached the out.
skirts uf This monaghan town. we saw
.r laIsc caravan and d,,id,d To camp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

Thou ! suddenly recognized ,hc Anicrl-
rtn ms and realized that Il was the
caravan IL he American Museum En-
p'dtlon /, had been five weeks on the
way from KalEan and had Tvs; arrived
une hour before Us Pretty fine connec-
ton Tor 1u0.fnilc Journey across tile
plains. was IL not, We went over 10 the
great rocky outcrop and pitched our
.vnts. The caravan followed and reach.
"a our cncaupment one hour latof
vas an inspiring sight as the I camel
wound up from the plain with tn
American flag at the head. II make inc
r,alizc. as nothing else had. that u"
IN I'd Asiatic Expedition was really AZ
accomplished fact, that all the long dayt
lnd months Of preparation In Nov
York hid resulted IN this II Nas q
lr,sm com" true"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20
ASIA PROVED
CRADLE OF LIFE
OF THE WORLD

NEW YORK. Aug l7-pr.of Of the
p1looutologists pct theory that Asia
vas tho mother OF Continents and
me cradle Of life on this gloh-carry.
ing with % great promise Of tho discov.
cry Boo The wastes OF the Cobb desert of
'hc long sought missing link in The
evolution 81 mankind-has been found
v th. Third ANatic Expedition led hv
Roy Chapman Andrews f0r 'ho Amer.
can Museum ~ Natural HISTORY. Henry
lnirfiDld Osborn. tn museums dlrcc.
tor announced today
The proof" o. thu u..1I'lte would
appear 90 be- ust H.u of fosslliled
bones, dug nap los a band OFF curious men
u m" frozen wnstclnnds pf Mongolia
Imt tu the mind trained in groping
back through hundreds Of thousands ~
years for history II the dats whom man
wos not these fossilizcd remains ~
dinosaurs and other prehistoric beasts
and reptiles furnish conclusion sim.
Pile ana Inevitable as 'two times two"
Tho discoveries barely hlntcd M IN
cable dispatches. are fully reported and
prepayment Of in. asia. mother of con.
tuoni~' hypothesis the current Is
she of the Mccain, Asia. Tho marn
zinc co-opcrated with me museum and
the American Asiutir Association I'm or.
sanizng tbs most ambitious ~ all simi.
l1r oNporioua. toward The financing Of
which liberal contributions were made
hy T. Morgan John y Rockefeller
lr. Mrs willard u Straight George
" Baker Darwin T. Kingsley. Dwight
W Morrow. Child. Prick W. 4 Hor
riman. Tho late ~ T. DAWSON and many
others
The hypothesis rl. forward hy Dr
Osborn in 1900 now confirmed 20
his satisfaction based on the fact
that two great DEPOSITS ~ remains
Il animals at Do, dawn period ~ nam.
maliau life on th' northern hemisphere
Ind been found u.t|uuslv az widely
separated points -'h- one In Europe.
'h" other TN tho AMERICAN Rockies
They could not have originated whore
the remains were found Dr Osborn
'oason,i else thcy would have spread
westward from Europe and eastward
from the Rockies during the period 81
-, 49,, "','' ~"
/ spot ON ihn l,-. explored side n 'hs
globe trF..ur as sr os the Rockies
nn 'h' on, band arI Europe ON tho
other hofor, 'Hr ,IIH -un sot ON tho
-. men u''" UP .
$50 " '.' o." '''.s ASIA "' 'n'
'''''i'S OUT WIN
' We" "i inc
''.''-' i've Sh'''
.'.' pioAb'N were
-,
.' '.. .. ..'' 'h" 'N,'blll'.
49,. ' N''''"" "o,'''' =
'N OF ape o'I' ''
TOD ''.' been lhe mr.
'' ''
",- '.'.'. ON me Iel"r'
l'.''"s. ~. 'Nhor.
' ',. W 10 ''''. DEPOSITS
"''' gives ia" answer ="
Wv '''' S','' Questions "hici
''''''''"' sought 'o solve; namely
ASH PSI the mother
.' a" EUROPE 'o the Tar west
~ NV. IN N''''''' 'o '1" FAR east u
"''' %. .'.'.'t''''' 20 l@leoniol'
'' ''. '' '.d''--'i The birthpl1"'
''' "'...'I'ho. iinm which many
,,..,,..,.f .,I ...... ...'''''''''S Sl''"'
.r.i... .,..,.....
long I..,r p,,,.r ~, 800. -. 49, ~, ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-20

Chinese fishermen paint an eye IN
heir bouts 10 enable them to see the
way.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
Imported Wooden Fabrics
for Autumn are here

England, Ireland and Scotland have sent especially
lovely materials this yeartweeds in large paids and
effective stripes, with much brown and blue to be
WOODEN materials from France exqusitey soft and
finely woven-mxed fabrics for suits, others with silky
nap for frocks and wraps
visit to this department will give you vivid picture
of autumn fashions in wool fabrics.
Special! Novelty Tweed Stripes and Plaids for
Sports Skirts S1.65 yd. 40 inches wide
SECOND FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
New Imported Silks
4 have Just arrived

Color or quality Of the fbric-which explains the
fascination of these beautiful new silks? Undoubtedly
it both together for either alone would only half
tell the story. AS you walk through the silk depart.
mens you very riot of vivid colors gold fuehsia,
toreador which is particularly vivid red canary eow,
several glorious blues, among them Jeanne D'Arc.
Bulgarian and Paisey--Crepe de Chine prints itself
in gay Bulgarian coIor following Paris; and Roshanara
crepe adopts the Paisley print in rich coiorings.
Metal Cloths Metal brocade, for example, the gold
or silver cloth with rich vet desgn-for sumptuous
gown wrap. Tinsel 6focade hlmer, but very lovely
Velvets-These seem more beautiful this season than
ever BEFORE in color and texture we'll They have the
straight pile which keeps them from mating and becom-
ing rnarked-a decided advantage.
GROUND
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
New Flannels for Fall

Every kind Of flannel for infants wear-plan white, all
wool or silk and wool, embroidered shsnken skirting
Aannels, white ederdowns, plain ripple and krnkle for
babys crb-several others, too.
1000 Yards of Heavy Bleached Outing Flannel,
25c yard-A very special price, 3 and "a inches wide
SECOND
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
Women's White Shoes
Final Clearance, 1886
Unusually Beautiful

Every pair Of white shoes in stock regardless Of
former price-and many several times the present
price-to sell at 1886
You seldom have opportunity like this to buy
shoes Of quality and style value for nominal sum-
All white bnckskin. White canvas strap
White canvas combind- pumps with kid trinpming.
tion strap pumps. White Sports Oxfords NTH tan
kidskin Oxfords white trimming canvas with
bnckskin pumps and Ok green, red or blue.
tords.
Not all sizes in each style but every in the collection
SECONDS FLOOR
The New York herald., 1922-08-13

Glove Silk Vests,
S2.95-A heavy quality
with hemstitohed top.
4 Glove Silk Vests,
S1.75-Pieot edge style.
Pink, orchid or peach.
Glove Silk Night
Gowns, S5.5O-Tai ailored
model, picot edged. Pink,
orchid, peach, maize, blue.
Glove Silk Costume
Slips, S5.75-Long waist
model with shadow-proof
panel front and back, and
gathers at hips; also straight
model with gathers at hip
and shadow-proof hem.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
Real Irish and Filet Laces

You haven't seen values like these in some time Laces
of exquisite qualiy-the most usable widths-pnces
much lower than they regularly are.
Irish Crochet, s1.lo yd.-Lace edges and inser-
tons of unusually fine quality and zl inches wide.
Irish Crochet, 75c and oOc yd.-Edges and in.
sertions and 4 inches wide.
Picot Edges, 12c yd-Real Irish and 6let picot
edges of finest quality
Filet, 95c yd.-Lace edges in several designs.
Filet, SOC yd.-Popular narrow widths
oRouNDRLOoR
The New York herald., 1922-08-13
c4n Important W'eek's Sale of
Glove Silk Underweaf

Begins tomorrow, for one week only. Prices
lower than any we have seen for equal
quality. The things you need constantly,
and especially in hot weather.
Glove Silk Sports Pantalettes, $3.50
good heavy quality Of glove silk-the important fea-
ture the new Bulgarian garter effect Beige, emerald
gold, fuchsia, cycamen, brown.
The New York herald., 1922-08-13

Glove Silk Step.fn
Panties, S1.95 Picot
edge. Pink, blue, orchid,
maize, peach, white.
Glove Silk Bloomers,
$2.95-Cut full and re-
inforced. Peach, orchid,
black, navy, taupe, emerald,
Pekin, brown and pink.
Glove Silk SteP-In
Chemise, ,S3.95-Cutful full
and reinforced, with picot'
edge. Pink, orchid, peach.
Glove Silk Panta.
lettes,, s3.75-Well rein
forced. Black, navy, taupe,
emerald, Pekin, brown.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21

The following personal property:
LIVE STOCK - 100 head of grade
Shropshire Sheep and Lambs, in excel
lent condition, including one buck and
two buck lambs; two-year-old Holstein
heifers, : Durham cows, i've years old
Holstein COW, five years old; Holstein
Sow. six years old; two-year-Old Ayrshire
heifer, yearling heifer, black work horse,
pair of gray horses, seven and eight years
old, weight 2,700 pounds 80 Barred Rock
hens, 120 Barred Rock ROSTERS and pull
let's, extra nice lot; pig.
FARM PRODUCED tons of hay, 2
tons of corn fodder. , tons of oat hay, 20
bushels of corn.
FARMING TOOLS - Buggy wagon,
set of pulley blocks, cable chains, 8
chains, wheelbarrow, grist mill, cross-cut
saw, grindstOne, fan-mill, large quantity
of small tools, large brass kettle, corn
shelter, heavy wagon, one-horse wagon, Z
one-horse rakeS, Sulky plow, smoothing
harrow, , cultivators, traverse sleigh, saw
rig drag saw rig. 3 sleds, moving ma
chimes, manure spreader, horse hay fork,
quantity of hay and manure forks.
| threshing machine. driving harness and
work harness, sugaring tools, consisting
of 600 galvanized buckets with covers, in
excellent conditions practically new
Monarch eyaporator nlne-bafreI gall
yanized iron storage tubs, hve-barrel gal
yanized iron gathering tub, 600 sap
SpoutS, sugaring-oH pan, Monarch maple
sugar caker; one sheep sheering machine,
| one De Layel cream separator, No. II
one land roller. one blacksmith forge,
| large quantity of other property to nu-
/ merous TO mention.
/ A quantity of household furnishings.
| Also a quantity of books. One encyclo-
| paedia.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
| At the same t1me and place, will also
sell the real estate belonging to said
! estate, described as follows:
/ The home farm, situated in Westmin-
! ster West, consisting of 10 acres of
land with substantial farm buildings
| thereon. The land of said home place
| consists of 10 acres of moving land. and
| balance in pasture and woodland. There
| is a large sugar orchard.
Two parcels of land, situated in West
minister West, known as the CrOwell
place, consisting of 67 acres, 80 acres OF
which IS moving land and the balance
pasture and timberland.
/ 4 certain pasture, consisting of III
acres of land, located partly in town of
Brookline and Westminster West, and
commonly known as the Arnold pasture
on which there stands a large quantity of
| timber.
! A certain pasture or parcel of land.
! Works, or PJIffer pasture, situated in
| Westminster West, on which there is q
large quantity of matured timber.
A certain tract of land known as the
Org pasture. Situdltu Oh " iHuIniI NH III
the town of Westminster, containing 500
acres of land. be the same more or less.
on which there is a large quantity of
lumber and wood a considerable portion
of the same being very desirable pasture
| land.
Timber lot, Situated in Westminster
West: containing acres of land. Extra
nice lot.
Terms, cash or acceptable bankable pa
per.
H. g. BARBER, Admir-.
Jerome Holden Estate
w. E. Pierce, Auctioneer.
A. Nj. Corser. Clerk
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21

MAGAZINES AT LOWEST PRICES
Write me about what magazines you
want for the coming year. / can get
them for you at money saving prices.
Mrs. G. NJ. Love, Magazine Specialist,
South Newfane. Vt. Lift
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Five-room cottage house.
West st. 213-243
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21

ALL WOOL KNITTING YARN FOR
SALE-Direct from manufacturer, 95c.,
S1.35, SLIGO a pound. Postage paid on
50 orders. Write TOR samples. II. A.
Bartlett. Harmony. Maine 2O3-232
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21

WANTED-Farm teamster; no milk
ing. G, ]. Perkins & Son. Tel 9-22.
O11-ff
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21

AUTO TOPS AND UPHOLSTERY
Tops built and recovered, limousines
trimmed, upholstery repaired, celluloid
reset, slip covers and winter side cur
tains made to order. Furniture uphol-
stored, refnished and repaired. High
grade material best of work at reason
able prices. Ernest l.. Clair, % Har-
mony Place phone 431-W 224229%
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21

FOR SALE-White Wyandotte pull
let's / still have about 60 pullets which
will be sold at bargain prices. These
chickens will make winter layers if
bought now and developed properly
Prices range from 20 cents each to 81 80.
according to size and development. This
is a chance to get some good pullets at a
low price. J. ii. Culver Central Park.
Vernon, VT 220-224
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21

Both Goy-elect Redfeld Proctor and
Lieut. Goy.-elect Franklin s. Billings
will shave residences in Montpelier dur.
ing the session of the legislature. Mr.
Proctor has engaged the home of Charles
Parker and Mr.. Billings viii occupy the
home of George il. Almon, according to
announcement made Saturday. The fam
lilies. of both Mr. Parker and Mr.. Almon
will spend the winter in Florida.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21

WANTED-GirIs to room and board.
ii Clark ST. Tel 139-W. 219-242$
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21

WANTED-Capable girl for general
Homework. Mrs. Oscar f. Benson, II
Oak St. 217-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21

WANTED-Tenement of 3 to 6
rooms. ]. Hawkins. Tel. 519-M.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21
WANTED.

WANTED Yellow-eye beans. De
Witt Grocery 20. 1SS-0
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21
sPEEDER FINED $685..
Leroy Hitchings Convicted of Riotous
Driving in Portland.

PORTLAND, Me-. Nov. 21.-The
heaviest penalty for violations of motor
DAVIS ever melted out in municipal court
was imposed yesterday on Leroy Hitch
ings of Pittsburgh, manager in this
city. Complaints made of speeding
reckless driving and driving a car I'M
der the influence of liquor resulted from
wild ride on the Saco road Sunday
night, during which the pursuing car.
driven by a deputy sheriff, attained a
speed of - miles an hour.
Aggregate fines totalled 1866 and costs
and he was given four months in the
county jail.
Hitchings appealed and furnished bail
OF $1,000 for appearance in superior
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21

WANTED-Afan to work on farm, to
drive yoke of cattle. 81 per day and
board Tel 314-25. 223-22S*
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21

HEMSTITCHING AND PICOTING
ATTACHMENT any sewing ma
chine, price 50. Personal checks Toe.
extra. Bridgman Sales Agency, Box SS1.
Buffalo. n. Y. 219-224@
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21

HORSES: EXPRESS LOAD:
HORSES-A fresh consignment of 30
Iowa horses received Saturday, Nov Is.
Have two pair grays. $3.50 and 5000:
two pair roam mares, 5000 and 1900; two
pair bays. $3.50 and 1850; two
pair browns, 5000 and $500; pair fancy
sorrels, 1900; balance of load single
horses from 1900 to 1900. A horse for
any job at attractive price. All horses
sold with full guarantee and must be as
represented. Gulford & Wood Horse
Co., Shelburne Falls, Mass. Tel 1913.
223-227
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-11-21

FURNITURE FOR SAI5E-Iron bed.
spring and felt mattress, couch bed and
mattress, large oak dresser and commode,
oak chiffonier with mirror, oak table
% % inches, small oak rocker. oak
chairs, walnut desk. kitchen table % AS
inches. oil heater, reed hamper. carpet
sweeper. wash tub, wringer. board. cleo
trio iron. etc. Please cali afternoons and
evenings this week. A. s. Warren.
% Crosby block. 224*- 225-tf