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with chattering, laughing diplomats. The
tension that marked previous sessions
was gone and the JOY felt at the end Of
the long drag was apparent in every
face.
Secretary Of State Hughes lost no
time in getting to business. His gavel
fell at 1000 and at 1910 he said he was
happy to announce that the Shantung
treaty had been signed Saturday.
I'VE will now sign the other treaties"
he said, Tin alphabetical order-America,
Belgium, British Empire, China. France.
Italy, Netherlands, and Portugal. 1t is
requested that each OF the delegations
sign all five treaties at the same time
The American delegates viii begin sign
ing"
HUGHES LEADS
WAY AROUND TABLE.
Amid the tremendous applause, Secre-
tary Hughes then led the way around the
big table to a smaller table in the center
Of the Z, on which reposed the copies Of
the treaties The other American dele
gates followed In single hle-Root, Lodge,
and Underwood.
Secretary Hughes sat down at the table,
dipped his pen and paused a moment to
sean the first document. Then he signed
with a flourish. The same procedure
was followed - the other four treaties,
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS preceding each sig
nature The whole. operation lasted less
than three minutes. Senator Lodge fol-
lowed Hughes and then Underwood and
Root were the last Of the Americans TO
sign.
The work Of signing, so far as the
Americans were concerned, was finished
Mt lois and the whole ceremony had
lasted less than zen minutes.
BELGIUM SECOND
TO SIGN TREATIES.
Belgium" called Secretary Hughes,
when he had resumed his chairman's seat.
There was only one delegate from Bel
GUM. Baron Cartier De Marchienne, the
ambassador, and he quickly attached his
name.
British Empire" called Hughes, and
the tall form Of A. J. Balfour rose amid
applause. He led the trek around the
horseshoe table, followed by his five col
leagues.
Balfour, the distinguished veteran of
every big international conference in the
last balf-century, was the first Of the
Britishers to sign. He was followed by
Lord Lee OF Fareham, who In turn gave
way to Sastri, the Indian, whose tur-
baued head never fails to evoke a whis-
per in the galleries.
Sir Auckland Geddes followed the In
diam then came Borden of Canada,
Pearce Of Australia and Salmond of New
Zealand.
APPLAUSE WHEN
CHINA SIGNS.
There was renewed applause when
China signed DR.. SEE was first, then
DR. Wellington Koo and then DR. Wang
The Oriental faces were wreathed in
smiles at the obvious approval of the
audiences.
France followed, NJ. Sahaut signing
amid more applause. He bowed his ac-
acknowledgement in the general direction Of
the spectators as his colleague, Ami as
| sador Jusserand, affixed his signature.
They were the only two French delegates
left, BRAND and giyianl hraving long
since gone home.
Italy" called Hughes, and Senior
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your agreements, but reasoning with
each other to common understanding has
made new relationships among govern
ments and peoples. new securities for
peace and new opportunities for achieve
ment and attending happiness.
! Here have been established the con-
| facts of reason, here has come the in
evitable understandings of face-to-face
| exchanges when passion does not infame-
| The very atmosphere shamed national
selishness into retreat Viewpoints were
exchanged, differences composed, and
you came to understand how common,
/ alike, indeed, and how easily reconcilable
are our national aspirations; how sane
and simple and satisfying to seek the
relationships Of peace and security.
WI hen you first met, l told you of
! our Americas thought to seek less of
| sought nothing which is anOther's. and
| We were unafraid, but that we wished to
| Join you in doing that finer and nobler
! thing which no nation can do alone.
| 1--WE rejoice In the accomplishment.
! 1T may be that the naval holiday here
contracted will expire with the treaties,
! but do not believe it. Those of US who
| live another decade are more likely to
/ strengthened by the new experience,
| which will make nations more concerned
! with living to the fulfilment Of God s
high intent than with agencies Of war
/ fare and destruction. Since this con-
/ ference Of nations has pointed with un-
animity to the>way Of peace today, like
/ conferences in the future, under APP
/ propriate conditions and with aims both
! well conceived and definite may illume
| the highways and byways Of human
| activity. The torches Of understanding
| have been lighted and they ought to
! glow and encircle the globe.
EXPRESSES THANKS
/ AND GRATITUDE.
nA ho
I congratulations and the gratitude Of the
| United States! To Belgium, TO the
| British Empire. to China, to- France, to
| Italy, to Japan, to The Netherlands and
N fSh
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ress, the grown intimacy of international
relationship, developed communication
and transportation attending by a d.
recting world opinion, have set the stage
that calm elaboration and that de-
termined resolution which have made a
just peace, in righteous relationship, its
own best guaranty.
TIME OF CONFERENCE
CALLED OPPORTUNE.
at has been the fortune Of this con-
ference to sit in day far enough re-
enough to wars horrors, to gain the bene-
fit Of both the hatred of war and the
yearning for peace. Too often, hereto
fore, the decades following such gather
ings have been marked by the difficult
undoing of their decisions. But your
achievement Is supreme because no seed
of conflict has been sown; no reaction
in regret or in resentment ever can justt-
~ resort to arms.
1T little matters what we appraise as
the outstanding accomplishment. Amy
one of them alone would have justified
the conference. But the whole achieve
ment has so cleared the atmosphere that
It will seem like breathing the refresh
ing air OF new morn of promise.
You have written the first deliberate
and effective expression Of great powers,
J in the consciousness of peace of war s
utter futihty, and challenged the sanity
| or competitive preparation Tor eacn
others destruction. You have halted folly
and lifted burdens, and revealed to the
! world that the one sure way to recover
! from the sorrow and ruin and stagger-
! ing obligations of n world war is to end
the strife in preparation for more of 1t,
and turn human energies to the con-
| structiveness Of peace.
'Not all the world is yet tranquilized.
But here is the example, to Undue with
new hope all who dwell in apprehension.
At this table came understanding and
understanding brands armed conflict as
/ abominable in the eyes Of enlightened
civilization.
REALIZES DAMAGE OF
ARMED PREPAREDNESS.
81 once believed in armed preparedness.
! advocated it. But l have now come
to believe there is better preparedness
in q public mind and a world opinion
made ready to grant justice precisely
as 1t exacts It. And justice is better
served IN conference OF peace than in
conflicts at arms.
How simple it all has been. When
you met here twelve weeks ago, there was
not a commitment, not an obligation,
except that which each delegation owes
TO the government commissioning II. But
human service was calling, world con
science was impelling and world opin-
ion directing.
mo intrigue, no offensive or defensive
alliances, no inducements have wrought
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FEDERAL COURT
HEADS IN CLASH
Judge and District Attorney
in Fierce Dispute.

CHICAGO. Feb. 0-Judgo Evan Evans
Of the United States District Court and
District Attorney Charles Clyne clashed
today over handling Of the Investigation
Of the Cooperative Society Of America.
Judge Evans charged the district at
torney and his assistants were clouding
the investigation which he had ordered
by letter sent out to certificate holders
In these letters, the Judge said the dis
trict attorneys office intimated that no
Federal investigation was being made.
The judge stated he believed that action
Of John Clinton, one Of the CIyne's as
sistants. was in contempt Of court and
gave the district attorney one week to
make necessary amends and correct the
impression caused by the letters
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to suggest the spirit in which you were
invited and to, intimate the atmosphere
in which you/were asked to confer In
a very general way, perhaps, l yenture1l
which our aspirations led us.
To-day 1t IS my greater privilege and
an even greater pleasure, to come to make
Acknowledgement. Tt is one Of the SUI
preme conversations Of life to contem-
plate worthwhile accomplishment.
IT, .ther than Seemly for
me, as the only chief Of Government so
the conference, to speak Congratulations
and to offer the thanks Of our Nation,
our people; perhaps I dare volunteer to
utter them for the world. Ny own graft
! a.lon is beyond by capacity to ex-
press.
This conference has wrought truly
great achievement. II Is hazardous some
times to speak in superlativesAand / viii
be restrained. But I will say, with
every confidence, that the faith plighted
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DEATH DUE 40 NATURAL CAUsE

Heart disease was the cause of the
death at the Craig Hotel, 326 East Wash
tngton street. last night of Michael Nc
Donough, who was found dead in his
room, according to DR.. W s. Given, dep
uty coroner, who performed an autopsey.
1t was thought at first death was due to
suicide
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BLIND BEGGAR's GIFT.

BLIND BEGGAR's GIFT.
CALCUTTA. Feb. 6.-Among the gifts
70 the reception fund to welcome the
Prince OF Wales here was one from
Bhoja Dhong Singh Of approximately
nine cents.
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PRESIDENT SAYS
SESSION MARKS
FINISH OF WAR

CONTINUED From Page One.)
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DELEGATES
AFFIX NAMES.
TO TREATIES

Continued From Page One)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-30

For REMITTANCE April /, nicely fur
nished front room, in modern home,
close In. Phone 1Slb-R.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-30
KINGSBURY'S K0LUMN


Invested in this modern, we'll
built adobe house will soon de-
liver You the deed. This home
has five large rooms, sleeping
porch. large hail. bath, clothes
closets and is completely fur
nished; located close in in the
Highlands; also is arranged for
two families. Can be bought
on extra good terms for only
S4.25O.
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FOR RENT-Two-rooms furnished for
light housekeeping; use of bath and
Phone. 200 North Edith phone 1926-M,
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FOR RENT--Ranches

Fuk RENT--Wi i.son's ranch. IN Nofln
Fourth pho~e -1S0i-.I
FOR RENT Ranch OF seventy acres, six
miles from Santa Fe, in Tesuque valley,
on main highway 10 Colorado: fifteen OF
more acres under ditch; orchard OF six
hundred trees, mostly apple, good bulid-
lngs, six-room house, running water and
bath; a team. wagon and harness, pig
and thirty chickens with run and hous-
ing FOR ten times as many. win tease
Tor cash or share Address g. A. Viles,
Mountain View Ranch, Cowles, n. NJ.
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ELGIN HOTELr-Sleepng rooms and
housekeeping apartments, by the day
week ur month 602lk West Central
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-30
IN UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS

Four well arranged rooms,
sleeping porch, modern, hot
water heat, built-in features,
large screened front and back
porch; new and a real bargain
for only $4,000 with good
torms
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-30
CHAS. G, ZAPF & co
Realtors Insurance
FOR RENT

Desk room in our office, also
a lovely home furnished or un-
furnished, and several other
nice homes and apartments
We rented several last week
let's help you locate.
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FINE LOCATION IN FOURTH
WARD

-Four rooms. modern, sleeping
porch, screened front and back
porch, lawn, walks. This small
home is a real bargain and can
be bought for only S2,650 cash.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished, we'll VEN
tilated bed room. suitable for one or
two gentlemen 41G S,Jth Third
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-30

FOR RENT--offico rnoms, Luna strickel
building Kofbcr Auto Department.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-30
RIGHT Now is THE TIME
TO SECURE THAT LOT IN
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.

One price to all, cash or $40
per month, You never will be
sorry that you invested in
lot in UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
IL you hesitate about your
home up there because you
want nice garden, flowers.
etc, change your mind right
now. Anything that will grow
in this climate will do splendid
~ on University Heights soil
Just give it the water. same as
you have to anywhere else.
Main office. Second and Gold.
Phones 6i0-SOg.
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LOTS-LOTS-LoTS

If you are figuring on a new
home now is the time to get
your lot. We have some very
fine building sites in the
Fourth ward.
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FOR RENT--Four furnished rooms,
Sleeping porch and bath, garage. Uni
versitv Heights. a3l South Edith.
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WANTED--Room.-

+ ~ Z III - :.
ing rooms. or two large rooms. Ad.
dress Box 80, care Journal.
YOUNG MAN. convalescent, wishes SIM
gle room. or sleeping porch, downstairs
preferred. near restaurants: give full par.
tlrt'lars In first letter, Address S, II,
w care journal
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For RENT-Furnace heated front room,
ground floor adjoining bath. 600 West
Fruit. phone 2049-J
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SICNS---SHOW CARDS

ACORN sim AND ADVERTISING CO.
Signs. show cards. poster work. dis
trihutnrs. road signs specially; clever
designs classy work. 2lg North Third,
phone 1901.
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FOR RENT--DwelIinrs

a-~-S-~------~-. 49, - -. I. .
FOR RENTING furnished homes, mod.
ern. 1901 East Central
For RENT-ODe -FOUR ana one five-T00m
furnished honas. close in. Dr.. Easter
day.
FOR RENr-By April Z, four-room brick
house furnished $50. 1919 North Sec
oud. go
IOE RENr'--Cottase Of two rooms and
sleeping porch furnished Ill south
Walter
FOR RENT-Two-roum unfur0isbed
mouse. 1910 Virginia. Inquire 1926
North Eighth
FOR RENT-rhree-room furnished cot.
'tGe' see j. a. Hammond, S2f East
silver phonJ Ij22.R
FOl. RENT -Three-room house, conyen-
lent to shops, In the highlands. only
~ q month. Phone ilO.
FOR RENT-Desrable five-rUOm modern
house and sleeping porch, furnished:
wen located. ll9 North Maple
FOR RENT-Brick cottage, three small
rooms, unfinished clos In, cheap
rent. Can az 30G West Iron
FOR RENT-Newly der 1rated, complete
~ furnished modern four-roUm bun
gaLow, highlands. Ihone 1901.
FOR RENT-Three four ana five-foom
houses and apartments, sumo furnished
MsMilllon y Wuoj 200 West Gold,
LIST your vacant houses with the CITY
Realty Co. for prompt ard effici lit
service. 20I West Gold, phone 6G7
FOR PFZTI1 I'-1,-IT- ,,,i - -
room brick. two screen norc he's Wi wi,l
be vacant April !. Phone 2g9 or 1aSg-J
ron pI1T1T m Il,,.t, --I7-- ---1---
Room r,aaorn t,i,s, ,e,, ~ 70 seven,
south Arno owner ioSy ,'' ~, " aTt, li-F
FDR REV7T 11-sI,--,
ana sInoni,, $500 ,ui,io1nl mouse
water maid Iii vcst iro, t,mara ., s'y
iT-- I7I;s.,,, ~ --2-le : w =,
FOR RENT-Beaulifu new four-room
screamed ro oplip,e'''S ,i iurIisnea' TWO
ARM '"Nu"e iO'f Sou'h
~ Ten New furnished bungalow,
r,, ,Duf ICONS ana nam, IN 1900 block on
East Cehuaij no children Apply 724 East
,.l,,-zz-----..----
foh kENI-New ihree-room furnished
Coiage ana sleeping Porch. Uhiver-
S S helghts. Room - First National
Dunk pm ou lg
FOR RENT-ModcrU Furnished TnnTaIoVy
on corner Ediur car line; firepIaco.
GoI5 po'e', ne --Acnahs Is0 west
-, 9,.gl.e ! = l /
FOR RENT--small house, two rooms two
pQrehes. furnished, $40 month; water
paidi place for chickens, COW or horse.
an az 1919 south Elm.
FOR RENT4--On lease az siv n1orThS a
four-room modern bungalow located IN
tho THIRD ward s2k nar ,no,fL Ti,,,
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CARPENTERING

PETT1F0RD-THE ODD JOB MAN.
AZ kinds Of work. Phone 1881
2 CARPENTER WORK, large or
small. new or repair, call 203I-J; all
work guaranteed
WANTED-odd jobs carp ntering, house
painting and repairing. at reasonable
prices Phone iIbssR.
PAINTING paper hanging Cn1 calsom-
ming; all wo'k guaranteed. l.. w
Owens Gts South Edith, plume 13if-J.
WE DO ODD JOB earpentering and
house building, reasonable! investigate
o low prices; estimates free. Phone
sSg6-M J. +. Kluken, 219 Yale street.
| WANT y0u 10 investigate my low prices
on any kind Of a building proposition
you have IN view A. T. Palmer. Eunga.
low Builder. box ~, city. phone i75S.w.
BUILDING, alterations, repairing. large
Jobs or small: work by cont ract or by
the day; reasonable prices; work guar
anteed: estimates free. Call I755.W. e
r. JohnLon GIG J9hn.
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WANTED--Board & Room
~~%~~~
WANTEE n

WANTED -Ro0l1 aud board In a strictly
private modern home that keeps house.
hold help; must be on or near West Cen
Q clock.
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FOR SALE--Reai Estate

FOR SALE--Nine acres good land. under
ditch, half in alfalfa, half mile from
street car. SECS per acre. Phone owner.
2li7-Ri, or SiS.
blocks south Of Central on South High
street; will sell part or all; bargain
price If sold on, tpply 7l6 East Cen
trail
FOR SALE-l00 feet, fronting silver
avenue, by l32 feet, fronting Highland
park: level, on grade and fine view.
cheap; on easy terms. J. A. Hammond.
Se4 East silver.
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FOR SALE-By owner, five-room modern
brick, stucco. all modern conveniences
except heat: bult-in features, large
sleeping porch, lawn, trees, vines, garage
ana chicken yards, good location; will
sacrifioeI terms TO suit reliable party
For further partlsulars. phone 1S0h.M
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-30
MATTRESS RENOVATiNC

MATTREsS RENoVa TING ct % and %
Rug cleaning furniture remaining. fur
nlure packing phono 613-W. Erwin
Bedding Company.
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FOR sALE--Modern white cement brick
house of four rooms; large closets and
pantry; surrounded by five apple trees;
garage and chlc',en Louses. Apply 1911
Orchard Place
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-30

FOR SALE--New homes by owner: one
slx-room, S2i West Gold; one slx-foon,
ITO North Maple; one four-room 21O
North Maple; terms. Cali s2t West sll-
yer, phone 1sI9-M.
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FOR RENT---RoonnA

FOR RENT-Room. SIG West Copper.
FINE modern room, ladies' PHI. 2359-W,
FOR RENT--Light housekeeping rooms
321 y West Central.
FOR RENT - Futnished rooms, as
South Walter, phone 1871.
FOR RENT-Large unfurnished room.
Ike new. 124 South Edith.
FOR RENT--Three furnished housekeep.
ing rooms. 9l9 North Fourth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-30

FOR SALE-My new four-room stucco
bungalow all modern conveniences ex-
eept heat; built-in features; good porches,
lawn and garage: owner going east and
Nili sacrifice; good location; easy terms.
Furniture also for sale. 10 West Mar
BILE
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PERSONAL.

DETECTIVE AGENCY. Phone sew.
THREE SLAVES a WEEK, 81, at y61r
-- n4lnes. Perkins Bros, phone 2o5s.J.
FiHHoNS starting home aud desiring
roots OF IRIS or purple flag can have
same Tor nothing Mrs George Wbeeler
lOOl North SIXTH
ORDERS TAKEN FOR guarautoed hosiery
Complete the for men. women ana
u Schulman. i0S North Arno.
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FOR SALE--Four room furnished house
IN highlands, with bath and electric
lights small payment down, balance
monthly. See owner, 517 East Coal or
room s. whiting hnlldlnr
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Fur RENT--Office Rooms

Fok RENr-offieo rooms. s2ils Yves
Central.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-30

FOR SALE-Ten acres OF oil land, in OK
lahoma; will trade for income proper
ty: 500 feet from this land they are
pumping oil. 205is South First, Albu-
querque, N. NJ.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-30

FOR RENT--Well furnished bed room
Tor gentlemen only; hot and cold rum
ming winter, centrally located: no sick. or
near sick taken. Gil West Coal. phone
1i0a.J.
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FOR SALE--Ranches

FOR sALE-A small ranch three-fnurths
mile west Of bridge; modern house. A.
]. .Infnns-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-03-30

For RENT Strictly high class room
north, east and south exposure. south.
east sleeping porch, private home. best
residential district. gentleman preferred
np sick. CAN p7l
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FOR SALE--MisceIlaneous

Nr~N~~~Ns>~>r~~N>~--~-Ns-
REED BABY BUGGY Phone 2O5S-J
FOR sALE-Rhubarb roots. phi 24i5-R5.
7 FOR SALE - Baied "s0fgum" Phone
24O9-R3.
/ FOR SALE-Eye rbcaring strawbcTTica'
Phone 2l09-Jt.
FOR sALE-Baby buggy, cheap. 81
SouLh Walter,
try BoDDYS MILK; BEST N TOWN.
Phone 2il3-R-4.
FOR SALE-Roller canarles. 91s south
Walter phone 1GG7-J.
FOR sALE-Whocl TagIors store, Ola
Town phone SS9-J
FOR sALE--Large brass aviary cage,
Inquire 5l6 south Sixth.
FOR SALE-A Corona typewriter, cheap,
good condition. 7l9 West silver
FOR SALE-Reed baby buggy, IN perfect
condition, cheap. COG west Coal
FOR SALE-Cam cook. folding oven.
new; also steamer trunk. HE North
First
WoMAN's Exchange, y. W. c. A-FooGs,
Faster cards, collar sets. aprons. Satur-
days.
FOR BALE-PIumbing supplies, pipe,
pumps. points. W. c. Thaxton, an
North Fourth
For SALE--Wooden dry goods boxes ana
packing cases, mostly large Kahn's
store. lO9 North Flrst,
FOR sALE-Good bull tefrieF puppies
c. w Hunter. north end OF Rio Grande
boulevard. Phone 2iog-R2.
TYPEWRITERS, all makes. So and up,
81 per month"; ilbuuueruue Typewriter
Exchange, 122 South Fourth.
,--
state. 15c per mound Robert Mao
pherson. 1tt4 West Central
ron s1T T---TTscd ,rsc,,,-. --- ia .na
fGH ga Oseu "acseri S,lh ana
Department. ]. Korber e Co.
r,op =, -
yi', 2> - ~ SO, ''pe{i"' Wasting ma
easy farms Az %orth "'f Eig ivGl "u' Ne'S'
ron s1TE; 'ro,,,s asa-i - L. -5,,-,-
as new AZ rn5nced nri pn ,Eto say AZ.
meT, an AZ Ie,'u Ig, prices ne bA-
-. :, = 80 s'o.e. pl.oIe - t.
FOk SALE~-Or lease, saw mil ana tim-
so,,th ,rb,rI strga h,h,o,,o oral,So"' 90
= = : = = -.
FOR sALE-Fresh outtermilk and cot
tage cheese; also fresh milk In gallon
Lols. sWsHhes Dairy. phone lgl5-M.
sAXOPHC Ilsg and All band instruments,
new or used. Private Jr class instruc-
IONS on ABOVE. = red y, EMS. Pm. 3Og-J
FOR sALE-New tapestry Brussels rug
9xl9, S225O, never been used This is
a bargain Inquire 1891 East Silver.
FOR sETT-FIowcr siIns nIa1IS s ,;-5
bulbs nablia ANA giadfota L,ths toc
each; sixty-egg Circles incubator, S.. 1l29.
South Broadway.
FOR SAIF--ScveraI 1soJ -s,,1,,1,,, Inn
ers al real bsrysin nrirss f,l,al'a
40e.W star tturnItura r. >, W.,
Gold.
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also stewart neater, eoth In
very pest condition, nearly new. Phone