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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-04-18
SALE OF LAND BY TRUSTEE

North Carolina,
Halifax County.
BY virtue Of the power con-
tanned in certain deed Of trust
dated June 5, 1920, from G.. P.
:Anthony to A. P. Kitchin, Trus-
tee, to secure the payment Of
certain notes to the order Of Nit
tie Rowe, which deed Of trust is
recorded in Book 318 Page Is:
Office of Register Of Deeds for
Halifax County, n. O., default
having been made in the pay
lnent Of the first note thereby Sc
cured, and the undersigned
Trustee having been authorized
by the holder Of the said note to
advertise and sell the hereinafter
described real property in accor-
dance with the power contained
in the said deed of trust there
fore, in accordance Herewith |
will on Friday, May 18th, 1922,
at twelve O'Clock nooa, in front
Of the Post Office in Scotland
Neck. n. c., offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bid
der for CASH the following real
estate in the Town Of Scotland
Neck, State and County aforesaid
described as follows:
All Of that tract or parcel OF
land lying, situate and being in
Halifax County, \. c., in Town
If Scotland Neck, and being lots
mos. a, 25, 26, and p, on Plat
iof land formerly owned by Nit
lie Rowe, plat Of which IS record
"a in Office Of Register Of Deeds
for Halifax County, y. c., in Book
j. at Page 116, reference. to which
IS hereby made for better des-
cription; and being the same lots
conveyed by Mack ID. Rowe and
Mittie Rowe to c. p. Anthony
BY deed dated June 5, 1920, which
deed is recorded IN the Office
aforesaid in Book POP, Page 237.
This the 4 day Of April, 1922,
4. PAUL KLTCHIN. Trustee
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-04-18
NOTICE

All State and County taxes
due and not paid by May LIST
viii have two percent penalty
added to same.
By oder of Board Of Commits
sioners in regular session First
Monday in April. 4-1S- May ]
J. A. HOUSE, Sheriff.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-04-18
FINE TOBACCO LAND AT A
LOW PRICE

A - t,-acre farm in the new
bright tobacco section Of South
Georgia where large yields Of
hjgh-grade tobacco are grown.
Over 200 acres in cultivation and
pacture: 100000 worth of mer
charitable timber; good buildings
and fences. Short mild winters
long growing season. Reason
FOR seliing-on account Of other
business owners cannot live on
or look after it. Address j. }.
Newman. Valdosta, Georgia. ADV
'UREBRED LEGHORN EGGS FOR
Matching $50 per sitting. Robert
Josey. 34-22-tf
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1922-04-18

~ 1 in five minutes or your
buck
E, Z. WHITEHEAD CO
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06
BARTLETT jones
Dies SUDDENLY Y

Bartiettc Jones died suddenly
AT hi~ home in Louisville Dee.
2. 1921. $50 a III. OF a stroke
of apopleNy. lis was born AIay
Is. 1884. Mr.. luncs was one OF
the oldest employees Of the J..
& X. RailrDai Co.-had been
Working over II years for the
same Company, - wears a, a 10
connective engineer. lie had All
cnviablc record with the J.. 4 ".
system as he had worked this
long span of years without ons
demerit made against him Nj.
ZONES was native OF New-Al-
bany. iui. and is survived by his
wiie. who. before her marriage
va, Miss Eva s. Conner, a
daughter oi James Conner. who
was associated with his father.
Capt. Thomas Conner. who OWL
el and operated the New AlbaH y
and Portland Ferry during Oivii
War days. before there was a
bridge across the Ohio river 1t
/, uisyillc. MIR. Jones IS also
survived by one daughter. MisS
Virginia Lee Jones. of LOUIS
vile. one son. Earl b. Jones. wl o
is employed as locomotive engi-
neer with the l. & \ at Raven
na. Ky: two brothers and one
sister. Mr.. Sam d. Jones, OF
Grecnyille. Miss, ]. Wilton tones
OF New Orleans, La. and Mrs.
Hubert Yard, OF Sarnia, Ontario
Canada.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06
.SUPERSTITI0US MAN
OPENED CHILD'S CRAVE

Wiuoua. Mimi. Jan. 6-Pdicc
today withheld decision a. to
whether they would open the
grave Of Miss France, Bloch.
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Bloch. To- ascertain If she was de.
in a superstitious belief
that such action would end q long
series Of deaths in the family. af-
ter Thomas Bloch admitted open
ing The grave Of lis daughter ans
son. Joseph. to conhm' ocrtiau
zee signs. When he opened the
grave. ne said. he found nothing
Lat bare skeletons. He denied
lIi- intention was TO sever the
head from his daughters body
and place it at the foot OF tha
cajIu BECAUSE Of a superstitution
that the spirit Of his daughter
wa, responsible FIR the death OF
her brothers since her own death
five years ago.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06
U. S. MOVES To
STOP GAS IN WAR
l.:seI.i palr-5ossN- E.D

Washington. Jan. 6-ConSider-
alton Of the submarine question
was concluded today by the five
powers naval committee with the
adoption Of the final Root resolu-
ton declaring that submarine
commanders who. with or with
out orders from their government
violate the existing international
law ON submarine warfare. To b.
guilty I piracy. The American
delegation. through Mr.. Root.
thereuDon brought forth a new
proposal to prohibit the Use oi
poison gas in future wars. 1t
was said to be favorably received
but a decision went over until to-
morrow.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06

not popular with the people, ac-
cording to Representative Den
ton. who believes that the people
want TO have a voice i'll the cleo
ton Of county school superin-
tendentS.
The bill gives the superinten-
dent the right to appoint two
examiners, who with the super
intcndent. would compose the
county board OF education.
Other bills which Representa-
tive Denton will introduce pro-
vide for aaolishing the office OF
county truant officer and give
county and magistrate courts
jurisdiction over violations ol the
attendance law.
Senator VIM. y. Perry, Louis
vile. introduced resolution that
seven Senators be appointed a
commission to consider the con
test against Senator William /.
Wallace. Richmond, by Il. {. Old
ham, Richmond, defeated demo-
cratic candidate. and to report
back to the Senate.
The committee consists OF
Senators T. X. Wclch. Nicholas
Vile: b. T. Davis. Hickman: +. L.
Daugherty. BardStoWn: Griffin
Kelly. Mayheld: f. VI. White.
lIUpkinsville: Herman Monroe.
.ouiSvillc. and y. \. DcmunErun.
Mammoth Cave.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06
Wounded In jail Attack,
Has Double Pneumonia

Jackson, KY Jan. o-Oscai ~
len. son OF former lailer a. \. Al
len. who was slightly woundel
and whose wife was probably IA
tally Shot in tlie.attack on the Jail
is critically Of double pneumonia
Mr.. Allen has been in constant at
tendance upon his wife, who IS at
the Bach hospital here, and ply
sicians attribute her illness 70 Ia
tigue and exposure.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06
De VALERA RESIGNS
irish PRESIDENCY
Crisis Comes In Sim Fein Affairs
When Chief and Cabinet
Quit Over Treaty
CBy Associated Press

Dublin. ireland. IAN. 6-It :
officially announced that Eamou
De Valera has resigned the pres
idency OF the Irish Republic. Re
ports said the Dali is hopelesSly
divided over the Irish treaty. Al
the afternoon session of the Dali
it is said the split over the treaty
is fundamental and jrrevocablr.
1t was also announced that the
cabinet had resigned. One dele
gate just before the session was
resumed said he feared civil strife
might ensuc from the division Of
the country .On the treaty.
De Valera i'm announcing HI,
resignation. said one section OF
the Cahinet stood for preservation
OF the republic and the other sec
tion Tor quite another plan. There
never would be peace. he said. TN
til tie principle i recognized that
the Irish wanted to live their own
lives without the imposition OF
outside authority.
De Valera also told the Dali he
would offer himself for re-elec-
tion as President and would stand
on the principles OF i9lo. He said
he must have cabinet which
Thought as he did and would de
mani that ell resources be given
him to defend the republic.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06

ducts exclusively to or through
the association or any facilities
created by the organization. Pro-
vision also is made for the pay
ment of specific sums tor the
breaking of contracts by mem
bers OF the association, this 10 be
regulated by the bylaws of the
individual associations.
Limitation of the use Of the
term "co-operative' is embodied
in the act and no firm or business
will be permitted to use this term
unless the provisions of the act
arc adhered to. Business already
so named are given six months to
come under the provisions or
change the name.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06
Here's Another Answer

Mrs. Z. II. Smith. the Daily
Registers accomplished CORES
pondent at Paint Lick. sends in
answer to Mr.. Hendren's 5
query abour how much corn q
box 10 feet long and ) feet I in
cheS. wide and l3 inches deep will
bold, Shednakes it 24.52 bushels.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06

here. Mayor ONcil brought up
the subject OF extending the fr-
zone Of the city. Councilman Ham
ilton asked time TO think this pro-
position over.
The Mayor suggested that the
city's bills be read out. lie also
thought there ought to Ire a pur-
chasing agent for the city: that
l.. purchases for the city should
be made from one head. so as TO
make a complete check OF eXpcu-
penditureS.
Upon motion of CouLcilman
Hamilton. it was voted to make
all inventory OF the city's proper
ty at the pest house.
Councilman Martins motion
that the fire department mem
berS be required to wear blue un-
iformS was defeated. \ petit
tion presented by Rev. Gillespie.
colored, for grading ou Lyndon
street. was referred to-the Street
Committee for action.
City Attorney II. (. Rice Sug-
gested that the city ought to IN
vestigatc charges made by the
jailer for detention of prisoners
charged with violation OF the pro
h;bitiun laws. He said that the
city courts act only as examining
courts in such eases and the city
receives no fines which may ulti-
matelv be assessed. He does not
feel that the city. therefore.
should be liable for the jail
charges of the prisoners. which
lave amounted TO a considerable
sim i'll the past. Mr.. Rice de
clares that the city is not liable
Tor these charges unless it L.
CeiveS the benefits of fines in SCI
cases. 9
Councilman Hamilton suggest
ed that the legislature be asked to
pass law giving the city final
jurisdiction in such minor cases.
1t was suggested that Mayor
O'Neil confer with the mayors Of
other fourth class cities in tEc
state and see what concerted A
ton might be taken in this ny IT.
ter. "
a permit was granted to Char
ley Ballard. colored, to erect 4
dwelling on Francis street to cost
200 1t will be mainly OF con
crete.
City Collector Dykes had sew
eral minor corrections allowed in
the tax books. City Assessor
Deatherage was directed TO or
der assessment blanks and books.
and after the bills had been audit
ed. read and allowed, the council
adjourned.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06
Todax's Livestock Markets

Cincinnati, Jan. 6-Packers
$S.25; mediums $3.50; lights 50
cattle steady calves Sl2.
Louisville, Jan. 6-Cattle 100;
steady; hogs LOO; strong sheep
50; steady; all unchanged.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06
Mems Suits acd Overroats at
low prices.-,E, v. Elder
Rural Teachers Wanted

The county superintendent OF
Mercer county has requested the
Eastern Normal to send him four
teachers to begin next Monday or
February first. Qualified teach
ers interested should communi-
cate with President T j. Coates,
phone 702. So
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06
Dali Still Deadlocked

Dublin. Ian. 6-\t its first
session today the Dali i.ircaun
failed again to agree on the IN
glo-lri-h treaty.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06
DEATH Of DAVID NOBLE

The following account uf the
death Of native of Madison.
who was noble in heart a, well
as in name. Is from an Illinois
paper:
David Noble dicd\ the home
OF his son. Jacob Noble. tuc
miles west of Illiopolis. at ~
o'clock Tuesday uornin"
been seriously -
a stroke OF ap.
weeks previous
Mr.. Noble "
moud. Nv. on
spent the greater
in that state. being
of that time in buy.
The deccdent was
marriage with Mary
Hunter I'm Kentucky
1903. To this union
FIVE children. all of w
they are Mrs. sIol
OF Decatur. Jesse \
catur. Thomas Nj
Airs. Rhca Bailey
and laccb Noble,
The mother died Nov.
Thirty wears ago AIR.
came with his children fro;.
tucky Co the vicinity of Argci
in this state. where he reside
until 1901. Since that time he n
made nj, home W ith his chi =
staying during his later ve7
the home oi MS son. Jacob.
Besides his children. a
whom were at his bedside
,o paSsv'. away. the dec
leavc> i"ur Grandchildren 81
five great grandchildren. e Nl Il
the last member OF FAM unIy
i've brothers and two sisters.
Early in young manho.,d M
Noble united with the Clifisti;
church. remaining fs;thf
member of that denominatie
until his death. He also belonec.
to the sonic lodge at Unio
Nv.
As & neighbor the deced,
was deeply interested in
welfare of those about him
was ever ready to lend a liel,
hand ir tie tune q need
The remains were take,
Decatur Tuesday afternoon
funeral services were cond,
at the Monson and WiIcox
pei Thursday morning bv
barnett. pastor of the III.
Christian church.
were W. II. Garvey. o.
r. { Roberts, A. p. Bick
fred Ire May and K. +. ii
llhopolis. intetment
at fairlawn cemcterv.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06
Dali To Vote Saturday

Loudon. Jan. 6-The Dali FL
rcrun in Dublin will vote ON the
Irish treaty tomorrow. accord
ing To Central News dispatch.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06

One lot of high grade Dress
Shoes for ladies, French heels,
Goodyear welts or turn soIes, IN
black, brown, grey and light tan,
to be sacrificed at sale price s49S.
IF. v. Elder.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06
The Weather

Generally fair tonight and Sat
urday rising temperature in west
portion Saturday.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06
O'REAR TO DEFEND
WALLACE CONTEST
-Four Democrats and Three Re-
Publicans To Hear Testi-
mony-The Legislature

iankfOrt, al. h-At meet
ing OF the House Committee on
agriculture held Thursday alter
noon at the Frankfort hotel. it
was decided unanimously to give
a favorable report ON the Bright
cooperative marketing act which
had passed the senate earlier in
the day by vote OF 81 to 0.
K. NJ. Amos. OF Logan county,
republican. offered an amend
ment, designed 10 extend the
provisions of the bill to cover
cooperative banking facilities in
the society authorized by the
measure. However. after 4 dis
cussion. he was persuade to with
draw his amendment and To pre-
sent it in the form of separate
bill. Mr.. Amos declared that the
Federal Land Bank ana other
agencies were unable TO extend
TO the farmers adequate relief.
and that facilities to borrow mo-
ney on crops are not sufficiently
developed.
The House vii be in session
today To- receive the committee
report and To give first reading
TO the bill. The Senate after
passing the tobacco growers
measure. adjourned until Mon
day afternoon a. ! O'Clock. Ii
was announced ,hat AARON Sa-
piro. who is TO cxplain features
OF the bill. will postpone hi, APP
pearancc until next TUESDAY. the
date or which II IS anticipated
the measure will become law
by passage in the House. and by
being signed by Governor Mor-
row.
The first move 20 shit SOME
OF the burden oi taxation oti The
agricultural sections OF the state
was taken in both houses TODAY.
Ia the Scnate Senator Herr, <
! Caywood introduced = resolution
calling ON the State Tax Com
n,;s.;H, T., i,,rr;sh fo,rc. H., aIl
counties to shaw ,rr inrrca-r ,r
,,.-rc,.,. ni assessment ou lands
between l0lT. when ;hc present
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,5at nrriod -, .;r,;la~ resolution
w.,s b-nuai INTO IN. Iior.c Inv
papre,cutati,.. Ira d ~mrb 1r
ttnnkiusvillr
senator ,a,v.nd ,a.f that
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,;es hare i,,.rr,.,r tbe;r 7sscss-
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ua,,sc ~ ,.L;rb II Estii,r,fr of
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Acton Lv the cepate commit
u which i 10 trv the ,rit fled
III r { Oldham of Ricl,uopd
jImocrat AGAINST Senator Iy;I-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06
Our stock Of Millinery to be
closed out regardless of cost
E. V. Elder.
Notice Eiks

There will be initiation and
social session with music, Friday
night, January 9th. at 7:50. All
Elks are requested to be present
if possible.
T. c. O'Neil, Carlisle Maupin
Secretary Exalted Ruler
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06

Ladies Suits, Coats, Dresses
and Blouses are going at ridicu-
lousIy low sale prices at Elders.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06

!
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VI
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W
Is Ma,
NJ,
r
Plans +,
ro,4. of
S'ueI eu y
oi the fisCd
appointed AT
OF the new c,
- the e;ob,
VI ->''e'''''''
Magistrate zones
ed on the lace &C.
has a contest ON y
will come ND at
- -, ..o,,r,
- -
he Dirt Noau Ooi
na'neu OH l'c''olI
Snii'h. Inc lileI'DeIS
Nag III d'es AsddC9' VI
SHl' 'P'o" GNU "''N's'
County Judge GuOdi'
pointed the following
committees OF tie court;
Turnpike - Magistrates
Inns ami Long
General Claims - MaSis
Upton and Burg;n-
County OHlocrS Settlcnit,.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-01-06
BIG BANK FAILS TO
OPEN AT ST. LOUIS
,l;y Associated I'res-l

St. Louis. Mo. Jan. 70 - The
Night and Day Bank with depos-
it, OF S3.OOO.OOO. did not open for
business today. State Bank Com
missioner Hughes said he found
an apparent discrepancy OF more
than $4,000. 1t also was said
that Cashier y. o. Mcinngcr has
not appeared at the bank since
Wednesday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-27
HEMSTITCHNG.

oorroE Sc, snK 1oc. PEEITfS6
ssirts S5c. Buttons made. Il, p. Ktnds
soaeS Tailor. 1907 u Second avenue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-27
TANTED-FEHALE HELP

GIRL ABOUT IT TO CARE FOR CHILL
dren two afternoons a week. R. 1. 54l2.
housekeeper. family of three adults B.
G.. Hudson, 101S Twelfth street B. L
SIS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-27
MANIFESTATIONS.

BY MARRIED MAN. DRIVING TRUCK
or Will put one ton truck in service for
hFm that needs trucS and driver. Moline
3726
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-27
FOR sALR-AUTOMeBILEs.

1919 FORD TOURING. R. / 51ss
KIssEL 6, MOTOR JUST oyERHAULED.
good tires. Il. T. 2375.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-27
SAVE TIRE EXPENSE

Our prices overhAuling Ford engine and
transmission. $15; OverhaulInS any other
4 cylinder engines and transmission COM
plete. $40; overhauiinS any other q cyl
lnder engine and transmission complete
$50; overhau1ing any other cylinder en-
glne and Transmission complete. $50. The
above prices do not include the cost of
parts Small electrical or mechanical iobs
are repaired at 6oc an hour. Every Job
Euaran teed- Davenport Automotive School
Second and Warren streets. DsyeiSJrt
Iowa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-27

Ia ROCK 1az-AGD LODGE NO
"a COS. A. b. A. A.-sI4Le-
NE%S/7 u,eeLIng hrsG srIday oI esca-
W%G LuonLn. marry AIsLe.:As. W . ~
WV - L. LLls1. ss.xs--S-
sJsS-laI uleSILnS ELoaS evening, April
"a ~ 80 -. IscsISS
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-27

sIBoGEY BAY CAMP. 40.
U. Q. ". v.
United Spanish War Veterans.
meets frss and third Thurs
cAya OF each month at .. n
In Memorial Hall. Court House
George h Ciapper. Commander.
william =. Frey. AdjEtank-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-27
THE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
FaR saL.g-MIscElIANEe,s

. fVh SAs-E-AiSs(EI4EA EtssS.
DRESSES AND COATS. SMALL WON.
Ems. size I6. also bedding and leather
couch. all IN GOOD condition cheap
MS. !. AcCrory. 1911 Eaxhsh avenue.
DROP HEAD SEWING MACHINE. GOOD
white livery BABY buggy. IKE new $50;
white enamel baby bed on wheels and
mattress, $40 s22 Forty second strsst.
WELL BUILT iaxI4 House. Ideal Tor
camp. Must be moved. 1912 Eighth
svenue. &. l. 6e2.
GOVERNMENT DESks. LARGE AND
small, nat top and typewriter desks.
chairs to match. Black Hawk Furniture
Co. so27-aoss Fourth avenue.
GAS RANGE SO r. l. s4s5 Iso4 THIRD
avenue.
BUG, II 3'RxIs' AND PORCH RUGS. R.
{. $500.
THREE QUARTERS SIZE BRASS BED,
complete. B. 1. 1872.
NEW DUoPoLD. IMITATION LEATHER,
SIS: six leather dining chairs, Sis Ed
wards Furitnre store. 20e5 Fourth
avenue.
LLOYD heed BUGGY CHEAP. Al con.
dition.- 1426 Thirty-hfth street.
SEWING MACHINE. DINING ROOM
table, dishes and chairs. R. 1. 452ek.
PORCH SHADE, ICE BOX. GooD coNDI-
ton. R. /. sos.
BARGAIN IN FURNITURE. 1911 FOUR
tenth street.
HAND POWER WASHER MAHOGANY
music cabinet. r. l. 1645.
! EMERSON MOTOR. oNEFoRTIETa
horse power. ITO volts. Will sell for
50. Address 20. M" care Argus.
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK. A NEW
cotton mattress, 40 lbs. All sizes S55O
each EDWARDS Furniture Store. 700
Fourth avenue.
/ HUO SH.hoLD FURNITURE, FINE CON
dition; also Knights of Pythias uni
form. l911 Eighth avenue. r. L. 36soY.
DUoFoLD, BUFFET, ICE BOX. DRESS
ers. beds, rugs and all other household
goods. sos Seventh street.
SIX LEATHER CHAIRS. DINING TABLE.
bullet, davenport and other household
furniture ga Seventh street.
INSTANTANEOUS WATER HEATER
sf4O, used two months. &. 1. 4755
mornings.
i SPRINGFIELD. FRANKLIN COUNTY z.
| l. l041.
SUCCESSFUL INCUBATOR. R. l. 2sss.
FOUR 3Ix4 GOODRICH TIRES. PRICED
right &. L 6s5. TIA Tweifth street.
AINNows. BEST BAIT W. +. TIEDR-
man. 500 Fourteeath- and-s- half street
Phone Il. 1. $40.
| SOUTHERN COAL, KINDLNG. PRICES
right. Anderson Coal Co., Mol. 3432.
/ GOOD LUMP COAL. S7.25 SINGLE TON:
| $500 load lots. LEM Coal Office. &.
| /. 26SS.
| KASLER'S SHOCK ABSoRBERS AND
Ford crank shaft. Half price. 141h
Fourth avenue.
BOARD AND LODGING.
ROOM AND BOARD IN MODERN HOME,
walking distance. h. /. 1885.
| WANTED: ELDERLY MAN TO BOON
/ and board. working man preferred
| Argus.
TUNING ANN aWEVEG0