davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21
s-LosT AND FOUND

LOST bay horse, scar on right
brand I'll on left hip. y o.
tify Phone 211R1f. Desert Curve
Store. db
LOST-On Sunday. near Granite
Reef, a gold cuff link initial + en-
graved and sapphire setting. Return
to Republican office and receive $3.50
reward. If
WILL the party who by mistake
picked up. the linen hemstitched
tablecloth at the Shrine auditorium
on Wednesday kindly call 1868? VAL
ued as keepsake. dg
LOST Bright yellow canary. near
10th Ave. and Jefferson. Finder no.
tify Mrs. Bowman, 116 South Tenth
Ave. It
LOST-Lcense plate and holder.
1-11G42. Please return to Dunbar
Spring Service Co, 4th Ave. and
Adams CID
LOST-Two. saddle horses, one
chestnut sorrel, blocky built, branded
o on left shoulder, one bay horse,
branded B on night shoulder. Phone
T.. 0. Brown. 126R4, dl
LOST-HTB CAP FOR CADIL-
LAC 0ENF LEN L EfS AMI flOOGEI-
WELT. SUNDAY AFTERNOON. RE
TURN TO. OWL DRUG co. RE-
WARD db
LOST Black cat, part Angora. an
swers name Mickey; strayed between
9TH street ard Adams to 4th street.
Please return to the Adams Hair
Store 6347. Reward. 1t
EXPERIENCED hemstitcher; also
one first class dressmaker; must be
capable: no phone calls. Apply to
Wright Shop. IS n. Second Ave. II
ONE black horse mule stayed to
my ranch; no brand. Owner may
have same by paving for this ad and
pasture. r. f. ID. No. 5 Box 49, db
STRAYED from my, place, , Hol-
stein milk cows, one mostly black.
branded o bar on left hip, other was
white, a few black spots about neck
and head. also ear tag in right ear.
Reward. Hassayampa Cream db
LOST-Black mare mule. weight
about 1860 lbs. branded US. on left
shoulder. Has clipper marks. Last
seen at Peoria. Notify Lambert and
Langley. Phone 1886. tt
LOST-Small pin imitation dia-
mond Valued as keepsake. Leave at
Republican. id
LOST-Leather bag containing
books and music, taken from car at
18th avenue and Adams. If found
leave at Republican office. Reward.
db
LOST Suitcase. on road between
Glendale and Phoenix. Finder return
to Republican office. Reward. id
FOUND-Wrist watch. See Mr..
Ellis at Republican Office. dh
LOST-Monday morning. bundle OF
laundry. Name and address in bum
die Or phone 2422. dt
LOST-One Airedale pup, SO
months old. Phone 2551. Reward
FOUND-Bunch OF three keys
Owner can have by proving. property
and paying for this ad at Repub'
lican office. df
| FOUND ~ Ladies' wrist watch
| owner please identify property and
pay for this ad. Phone 69l5. ds
LOST Two bay mares, bald faces
white legs, branded RE on right hip
Notify r. 3, Box IA. dC
| TEN dollars reward for the return
of black Poret twill skirt; presum
ably lost from delivery car. tn
Paris Cleaners. Phone 6042. d
6-AucTioNs
AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY
% S. FIFTH AVE.
Phone 4779 | sell everything yo'
have TO buy. buy every thing yo'
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21

LOVELY Front room adjoining
bath; good board in private family.
g10 n. Third st. id
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21
Sz:l3
,ZLlE

The Arizona Republican is the rec
ognized want advertising medium Of
Arizona.
properly classified. After 8 p. m. will
appear under "Too Late To Classify"
on following morning. and thereafter
under proper classification.
Orders by mail should be accom-.
panied by remittance and addressed
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
WANT AID DEPARTMENT
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21

LOST-Monday morning. bundle of
laundry. Name and address in bum
die or phone 2422. db
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21
Auction
Saturday, April 22
27 South Fifth Ave-.
| %. m.

We will sell lot of mems work
gloves, shoes. ladies' and children's
hose; also ladies' and mems shirts.
embroidered; pins, hooks and eyes;
also mems coveraHs. If you want
merchandise that is new at your own
price come early. We will sell our
regular line of dressers and beds, also
one bedroom suite ice boxes and re-
frigerators, stoves of all kinds, oil
and gas, coal and wood; also Ma
vajo rugs, lawn mower and every
thing You might need. Send us your
goods. We have the buyers. Phone
4779. We sell on commission or buy
for cash. Come and see. Yours for
more money,
J. b. GUESS. the Auctioneer. id
WE Duy Cor cash and sell at auc-
lion. Let us sell for you. Phoenix
Auction House, S54 E. jefferson
Street. Phone 4SSo. u
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS

IN KENILWORTH --- HURLEY
HEIGHTS - STOREY TRACT -
LA BELLE PLACE - AT PRICES
THAT ARE BOUND TO PROVE
ATTRACTIVE.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21

UND-Wrist watch. See Mr..
Ellis at Republican Office. db
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21
6AIJcTIoNs

AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY
% S. FIFTH AVE.
Phone 4779 sell everything you
have TO buy. buy every thing you
want to sell
j. b GUESS, The Auctioneer. d
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21
Oldsnobile

We have a Light Six Olds Touring
car-bought just one year ago and
driven only 5000 miles We have
gone over every part of this car thor
oughly and guarantee the car 10 be
in very good condition. The car is
painted a Packard Sagebrush color,
a color that wears very we'll and will
not show dust and dirt-Will trade
your used car and give very liberal
terms on balance.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21

BRAKE LINING-All sizes at cost
Henkel Auto supply. 205 w. Wash
ington. oS
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21

owner please identify property and
pay for this ad, Phone 6915. dd
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21

AUTO SUPPLIES for all cars at a
big reduction. 205 w. Washington
st. Il
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21

FOR SALE-1919 Nash in first
class condition: new rubber all
around. This car is real buy. Come
and see it. IA S. Second avenue.
db
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21

s-FoR sALE-cITY pRoPERTY
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21

TEN dollars reward for the return
Of black Poret twill skirt; presum-
ably lost from delivery car. The
Paris Cleaners. Phone 6042 do
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21

PHONE YOUR ADS TO 1881
RATE-ii2c per word per day. no
discount for time or space;
cash with order; minimum
charge 25e.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21

LOST Two bay mares, bald faces,
white legs. branded RE on right hip.
Notify r. 3, Box IA. cd
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21
Jerry Doyle

Third Ave and Jefferson Street
Phone S0S3 Write P. o. Box 924 id
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21
sEE rH1s oNE AT $50

SEE THIS ONE AT $3.50
II is a light six touring in very tiils
condition. Has been completely over,
hauled and repainted. Has very soou
rubber. We believe this to pc .ns
best light touring buy in Phoenix. ~
trades except Ford. Easy terms:
MOTOR SALES COMPANY. ~
Mitchell Distributors
PAT \. First st. Cor. Van ----s E5nrsll y
1918 KISSEL 6. good shape, goou
tires. $S25 cash If taken at once % %
W. Washington.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21
MODEL N HUPMOBILE !
AT S295.00

Mechanically perfect in every re-
spect; has good top, tires and gooo
paint: with ordinary care TINS car
should last a lifetime. For this ana
other bargains
SEE MARTIN AT
an7 w WASH ST. PHONE 80 y
Arizona republican., 1922-04-21
21-RooM AND BOARD

PARKVIEW PLACE - Home for
healthseekers. Phone clip. o. Box
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

Since this well known firm has
been engaged in the drug bust
ness, its popularity has grown
until it Is known 70 practically
everybody in this section and has
won for itself a we'll merite6 rep
utation for honesty and fair deal
incs with all its fast increasing
list of names.
The first requisite Of anv Suc-
cassful business must be courtesy,
then quality at the right nrice
must be offered. This has been
the above concerns policy in CON
Quoting its business. They have
directed their efforts TO the need
that this store might be head
quarters for anything in th e
apothecarv line.
Their line embraces toilet ar.
ticles of every description. house.
hold remedies that have found
their way INTO the home Of so
many persons in this section.
In the prescription department
only the purest of drugs are used
and the prices charged are very
reasonable and let us state. there
are three registered pharmacists
at this drug company who will
take care Of Won in the most me.
tropolitan manner.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19
III. Cordon--Poultry
Located at Mount of the Well Known lnsttu
tions of this Section That Pays the Top of the Market at
All Times for Hides, Furs, Wool Live Poultry Eggs and
Scrap Iron.-Phone AGO.

This is one of the institutions
that has materially aided in the
development of this section of
the State and has especially been
Instrumental in aiding the prog.
ress of diversified farming in the
community. They furnish t h e
farmer with most advantageous
market for poultry AID egge, and
therefore operate an institution
that is OF great economical value
to the public. Their prices are
far more favorable than would
be secured by the people if they
had TO ship eIsewh here, for it is q
we'll knowr fact that tins house
pays the top Of the market at all
times.
One Of the recognized princi.
Pies Of farming along scientific
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

When anyone connected with
the automobile business hears the
word WHY'S Knight they know
at once it is a car of real unIver-
sal value. This may sound like
rather broad statement, but it
is true nevertheless. The motor
is not the only good feature of
this car, as it IAN uncommonly
good automobile in every respect.
The design, finish, appointments,
comfort and convenience of any
of the models are very attractive
and are distinctively WHY'S
knight.
In this day and age when the
internal com bustlon engine, as
applied to the automobile has
reached a stage where it would
be practically impossible to per-
feet it to much greater extent,
the Overland people have there
fore turned their attention TO the
other great questions confronting
the meteor car builder of today,
that of riding comfort.
To this end their engineers
have worked, and, as a result
have perfected the greatest i'm.
provement since the introduction
of pneumatic tires, that of the
three point cantilever springs.
This spring solves the Problem of
Combining Riding Comfort with
light weight and economy. These
are the finest springs Of their
kind and are exclusively Over.
land and produced by Overland
engineers. These springs are
made of Chrome Vanadium steel
which stands all kinds of stresses
to the utmost extent. They pro-
long the wheel base to 100 in.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19
Agin' Evolution

The following from the Dan.
vile Messenger represents our
feelings upon a very important
and prominent question. We are
informed that many of the teach
ers in our high schools a. well as
State University are teaching ev-
olution, which theory precepti.
bly, controverts the teachings Of
the bible as stated below:
DIR. John William Porter, ia.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

A business review Of this coun-
ty would not be complete without
the mention of this well.known
concern, which is doing more than
It's bit toward the reduction of
the high cost of living. just now
when there is such a clamor for
lower prices this popular depart
ment stote is taking the lead and
slashing prices even though in
many cases il loses its own prof.
its in doing it. This store has
always had the buying power and
for years has bought in such large
quantities that it was able to
save many dollars for it's custo.
mers annually. Today is no ex-
ception and this store will buy
Its replenishing stock at the bot
tom price and will offer it to the
people of these counties at as
reasonable a price as any other
concern in this section.
At this very modern store is
carried an excellent line of ladies
furnishings, shoes, ladies' and
misses ready.to. wear garments,
underwear, blankets and goods
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19
Piersall's Garage
WnchesteIs the Authorized Sales and Service
Agents for the Wlys-Knght and Overland Motor Gers

and the spring base to 100 in.
To any one conversant with mot
or cars they can realize what this
means TO the light weight car.
These springs are not the only
advantageous features Of this
well known car as ITS equipment
includes Slanting Rain Vision
Wind Shield, Auto. Lite starter
and lighting system, Electric
Horn. Marshall Divan upholster.
ing, Tillotson Carbureter, L. $.
l.. batteries and many other high
quality convenlences. II would
be impossible to enumerate all
the advantages in having this
wonderful car, but we take great
pleasure in directing YOU TO this
local dealer, who will be pleased
TO explain il further to Won and
we are safe in saying that ride
in this car will make one more
Overland booster.
In this review we take pleasure
in referring to this we'll known
firm and commend the manager
in the rare judgment displayed
in securing the agency for these
cars and feel sure. that they could
have secured no better piece of
merchandise to offer to the pub.
lie.
The Overland has been tested
and has proven its merits and its
low cost of operation. On a
straight run from New York tc
San Francisco 1t averaged %
miles per gallon of gasoline and
recently on test in the winter
over all kinds of Kentucky roads
it covered "a. , miles for each gal.
Ion of gasoline used. This is GER.
tainly remarkable showing.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19
Foley's Has Never Failed

January is a bad month for IN
fluenzs. la grippe and bronchial
troubles. Ii is unwise to neg.
lect, the slightest cough or cold.
Mrs. f. A. Gibson, 1547 College
Ave, Racine, Wis. writes: $50.
ley's Honey and Tar has never
failed In giving immediate relief
and | am never without it,"
Children like fisherman Rob.
bins & Sons local agents.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

lines today is the raising of poul.
try and livestock. 1t is because
of the excellent service and the
desirable market afforded by such
houses as this one that this fea.
ture is receiving. more attention
from the farmer Of today aud
practically noticeable in IN / s
community where the producer
knows that he will receive the
highest price for his poultry and
eggs
Another feature of the very
satisfactory service of this popu-
lar house is the courtesy and ac
commodation which marks their
dealing with the producer.
Ask your nelghbor who pays
the top prices.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19
Winchester Drug Company
Which is Located Winchester Conducts Modern n d
Thoroughly Equipped Drug Store.

For MANY years this concern
has been faithful. alike to the
public and physicians. and this
record for service and fair deal.
ing is a positive guarantee for
the future.
This establishment is the agen.
cy for the famous Nictrola which
represents absolutely the latest
in the world Of music and rhe
greatest achievement of h Q
worlds greatest musical manu-.
facturers. In no other instru-
ment do YOU find the clear, life.
like rendition of the speaking and
singing voice and when coupled
with the desirable features Of its
large library of records. t h s
pleasing,qualitv has won unprec-
edented popularity for the Vic
trola. The Vlctrola is famous
because of its contracts with the
worlds greatest musical artists,
who play and sing exclusively for
Victor records. No other line
can compare with the Victor in
this regard.
In this review we wish TO com
phment this capable drug com.
pany for the manner in which
they conduct their business and
predict for them an ever increas.
ing patronage.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19
Buy Government Savings Bonds

Postmaster Mrs. Carrie Groves
states that she has received an
announcement from the United
States Treasury Department that
that part of northern Kentucky
comprising the Lexington area of
the Fourth Federal Reserve Dis
trict, which includes this COM
munity, hereafter will function
in the sale of Government Saw
ings Securities through the Fourth
Federal Reserve Bank, of Cleve-
land, Ohio, instead of the Eighth
Federal Reserve Bank, of St.
Louis, Missouri. This means that
northern Kentucky is to be Join
ed with Ohio in the sale Of Gov
eminent Savings Securities, and
as the Buckeye state has contin-
uously led all other states in the
sale of these securities ever since
they were first put on sale, dur
ING the war, the sales in Ken
lucky must be materially increas-
ed to keep pace with the Ohioans.
The new 1922 Treasury Savings
Certificates are now available i'm
denominations of $1,000, 800 and
S25, at cost prices of $500, $50
and $40 respectively. These Ger
tfcates pay 4.5 per cent interest
compounded semi annually if
held until maturity, D years from
date of issue. They can, how
ever, be redeemed any time prior
to maturity, IN which event in
terest is paid at the rate of 30
per cent compounded semi-an-
nually. They are free from all
state and local taxes, and any in
dividual, corporation .Or partner
ship can own up to $4,000 worth
of this issue. They are issued in
registerab bile form only, insuring
the owner against all loss, and are
always worth more than they
cost, as they are not subject to
any market fluctuations,
Postmaster Mrs. Groves is now
ready to receive applications for
the purchase of these certificates,
and any additional information
can also be secured from the Saw
ings Division, Fourth Federal Re-
serve District, Columbus, Ohio.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

In this day and age when con-
sentative men are constantly
seeking investments where they
are not only assured a permanent
source of income but a reason
ably certainty of increasing in
value the real estate dealer is do
ing more than his share to meet
the demands of such men. This
locality is indeed fortunate in
having in its midst such firm
as this well known agency.
He has for years been closely
identified with the growth and
the expansion Of this section and
has made a close study of real es.
tate conditions, so that he could
offer both the buying and the
selling public the very best of
service. He has on his books a
large list Of most desira BILE prop
critics for sale, both town and
country at prices and terms that
cannot fail to be attractive TO
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

with style and quality and a price
to suit you. This establishment
is one of the largest stocked
stores in the community and
draws trade not only from the
CITY but from the country many
miles around.
This store has a reputation for
exclusive styles, superior quality
and magnsnimous service that
is responsible for its ever grow
ing patronage. The management
insists that every patron be sat.
isfied and. this means that many
families have made h e store
their headquarters for years.
That they are honest and straight
forward goes without saying and
that thew have won the patron
age of hundreds Of customers
through their merchandising pol
icy is proof of the wisdom of
their system.
1t is a pleasure for MS to direct
your attention to this store as
one of the important features of
the county's commercial eflic.
iency.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

nous Baptist preacher of Lex
ington, is "agin" the Darwinian
theory of evolution and doesn't
give a boot who knows il, says
the Interior Journal. The Doctor
proposes TO have a bill introduc-
ed into the general assem- bly, for
bidding the teaching Of the Oar
winnan theory in lucky. He
SAYS: "The public schools do not
teach Christianity an d they
should not be permitted to teach
Infdelity."
The Interior journal agrees
with DR.. Porter. For ourselves,
we take the story of the creation
as fact, not as an allegory. 1t is
our firm belief that "out of the
dust of the ground" our first an
cestor Adam was made by a Pow
err great enough to do that very
thing. We also are as firmly con
WINGED now as in our Sunday
school days of childhood that Eve
was originally one of Adams
ribs-a poor one, II may be, but
still rlb--and we are like the
old Methodist who, in disputing
with an agnOstic, said it warn't
no use nohow to argufy with me,
fer | believe the hull book from
kiver to kiver."
We do not know much about
the Darwinian theory, except
that it is theory of the origin
of man and that it doesn't agree
with the Biblical version a--tail.
That being the case, we are like
DIR. Porter and his Baptist breth-
ren--we're "agin' " it.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

People who have been helped
by Tanlac are always anxious
and willing to tell others about it.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19
w. Hoffman Wood
The Man Who Sells The Earth

Located Mount Sterling Headquarters in this Section for
Anything in the Real Estate LneSpecalizing in Clark,
Montgomery and Powell Countys Blue Grass Farms, Err
joys the Patronage and Confidence From all the Sur
rounding Territory
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19
Miller's Cash Store
(Incorporated.)

AZ Winchester One Leading Department Stores
in this Section of the State Every Department Being
Filled with Quality of Standard Makes, which at
fords the People Real Shopping Center.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-01-19

the intending purchaser and has
made many important deals in
this section.
He has always made it point
not to list property for sale for
more than lis true value, and tn S
is where his close study of local
conditions renders him an au-
thority on values. In all trans
actions his word is as good as his
bond, and people have come to
look to him when seeking a de-
sirable medium through which
he may dispose of their property.
We take pleasure in this re-
view in referring to this well
known man to our readers and
assure them that whenever they
have property of any kind TO Of
fer they can locate the best buy.
er by listing their. property with
him. Such "A man as he aids ma
terially in the growth and expan-
sion of this community.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
1srDoRo A. SANCHEZ

De regreso de los Estados Unidos. he
mos tenido Ell gusto de saludar al in
teligente active joven de negocios,
On. Isidro A. Sanchez. manager que fu6
de la Caribbean Film Company"
Regresa el estimado amigo la isla
despues de hacer una vista al Norte,
en- donde dedic6 todas sus actividades
al negocio de peliculas, en- Ell cual tiene
una gran experiencia.
Ell proyecto que trae el Sr. Sanchez
no puede ser mas halagador, pues pien.
sa establecerse en- Salvador Brau,'
SO, para dedicarse al negocio de peli-
culas en- grande escala, Sc dispone
ofrecer a su clientela una variedad
asombrosa de las tltimas mejores
producciones de la einematografia.
All saludar al amigo, con motivo de su
regreso, le deseamos un exito lisonierc
y franco en- su nueva empresa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
Cuando usted visite San
Juan hOspedese en-
La CAFETERIA
uN GRAN Mor1N EN- MAYAGUEz

El sabado, las seis antes meridiano,
un policia de servicio en- Mayagiiez, fu6
avisado que Sc encontraban algunas per-
sonas heridas, banadas en- sangre, eau
sa de una reyerta ocurrida en- la barria
da nombrada s'Dulce Labio'', tras de
la fabrica de tabacos "La Habanera'
El motin, segdn referen, Sc origin6
frente la casa donde tenia lugar un
velorio, a causa de pretender cobrar
un dinero Juan Rivera Fenix a Luis
Weber.
Entire los individuos que tomaron par
te en- la batalla, resultaron heridas la
mujer Clara Weber y Juan Rivera Fe-
nix. este 1ltimo en- estado grave, por
10 que fus necesario trasladarlo al hos
|pital.
FL jefe de la policia de Mayagiiez,
senior Ortiz, con fuerza su mando, pro
cedi6 al arresto de los promovedores del
motin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
Pinturas Roger
HigueTa PereII6 & Co.
OTd6hez Bldg. Allen Il.
5aENUNC1As DE MAsoNEsq

Aver nos inform6 Ell sr. Antonio Ba-
zan que muchos nasones han presenta-
do sus renuncias como miembros de esa
institution, debido a haberse dado ma
tiz polatico al asunto del DR.. Lippitt,
llevado ultimamente al seno de Ia
Asamblea de Mayagiiez.
Ell senior Bazan nos manifesto que FL
es uno de los renunciantes, porque con-
sidera que hubo apasionamiento politi4
co en- ell referido asunto.
segun nos inform6 otro caballero, los
protestantes en- el expresado case, 81 los
hay, deben ser todos de fliacion repu-
hlicana.