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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-02-23

fiuence Of a genial sun and a balmy
southern breeze.
Mr.. John r. Howard contemplates
building handsome brick residence
this season, on the south siIe of
Mr.. Beidleman's house. 1t will be
commodious and provided with all
the modern Improvement.
HAx
Henry Keller has returned home
after three weeks absence il Wash
ington, Philadelphia and other cities
of the east. He says Warrington is
the boss city Of the Worli This dis
trict might do worse than to send
him there for r m or tw'.
The receipts for the two enter
tainments given By the Sauk Centre
Dramatic Club aggregate $74.35,
and the expenses were Salts, leav-
ing a surplus of $26.57. Of this sum
$40 has been appropriated for the re-
lief of a destitute family, and a
committee of ladies han been APP
pointed to oversee the disbursing of
the amount.
S. M. Bruce is bound to keep
abreast with the times if not a trifle
ahead. He has just added to his ex-
tensive stock of groceries the finest
assortment of dried and canned fruits
ever brought in to this market, in
Guiding pitted cherries and plums,
California fruit, fresh and good; ap-
pricots, peaches, peas. Etc. He is
constantly receiving fresh goods,
and feels confident that he can give
satisfaction.
The Dramatic Association will
visit Melrose on Saturday evening
and present Handy-Andy at Clark's
hall, with the same scenery and cast
employed at the two entertain
ments here Our Melrose friends
will have the opportunity of Witness
ing a pleasant play well presented.
*t*
Building operations promise to be
unusually active in this village and
vicinity the approaching season.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-02-23
FLORIDA, MECCA FOR
HAS BEENS

William Jennings Bryan, who has
forsaken Nebraska which has the
habit of breaking into the Republi-
can column quite frequently, has es-
tablished a legal renidence in that
ever reliable Democratic state of
Florida. 1t was reported that he
may become a candidate for United
States senator, and to this he says
if the Democrats of that state want
his service in that direction he would
consider it his duty to heed the
call, but he cannot be expected to
get down into the dismal swamp kind
of politics and fight for it. Senator
Trammell, whose term expires, is
serving his first tekm-and did you
ever know Democrat to give up an
office without fight
There is another story, that has
not yet appeared in the press, to
the effect that our own Charlie Lind
bergh has also chosen Florida for
his home and that he is trying to
gain public favor by frequent COM
munications to the newspapers, adj
vocating his peculiar kind of re-
form. Those who are familiar with
his tactics predict he will try to get
back in congress, from that state.
While Charlie always runs as Re-
publican. in Minnesota, and promptly
forgot his obligation to that party
as soon as he was elected, he could
just as consistently run on the
Democratic ticket in Florida. He is
that kind.
Florida seems to be the mecca of
the up north has beens.-St. Cloud
Journal Press.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-02-23
naH HHH na IA nnHnHn
THE MARKETS !:
n4H 4HHHHn HHnnnnn y
Mondays Closing

Mondays Closing
Cattle $500. Market closing
steady to 25 cents higher, best load
lot of beef steers $7.35. Calves 700.
Market steady. Bulk of best lights
So. Hogs 1890. Market strong to
15 cents higher, top $10.25, bulk
$9.75 to $10.10. Sheep 1,700. Mar
ket steady to strong.
South st. Paul Mimi, Feb. 20,
1922-The generally good demand
which existed last week for all class
es of livestock was still in evidence
at this weeks opening and livestock
prices were steady to 25c higher to-
day compared with last weeks close.
Prices of all classes of livestock
showed good gains in. last weeks
trade, cattle being mostly rs to SOC
higher, hogs averaging around 40
cents higher and sheep and lambs 25
to SOC higher with some of the bet
ter grades of cattle and of lambs
showing even rs cents or more gain.
Best beef steers here toi;.y
brought $7.35 with a fair showing at
81 and $7.25 and bulk of beef steers
al $5.75 to $6.75. Butcher cows and
heifers sold largely from 1915 to
$3.50, with the better offerings on
up to $3.50 or higher. Gamers and
cuttern sold largely from $3.50 t.
$3.50. Bologna bulls So to 81. The
market for veal calves remained
steady, most best lights selling at
So, some extra choice vealers at
$3.50 and seconds SIS to Sc.
The better offerings of stockers
and feeders sold from $6.25 to S6.T5,
with bulk at $5.25 to $6.25, Only
commonest kinds down around $3.50.
Hog prices continue their upward
trend, new top for the year to date
being made in today's trade when
best lights sold at $1O25. Bulk of
hogs sold at 1918 to $40, very few
load lots as low as 1925. Heavy
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-02-23

GRAIN, HAY, ETC.
About $50 bushels good oats, about
100 bushels barley. CORN-Some
in crib, some in stack and some in
shock.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-02-23
m Honor Of = Dance.

Our biggest spider is the Texas Ia
rantula and unless one has especially
looked the matter up. says the Ameri-
can Forestry Magazine, few there are
that could guess how the spiders
called tarantulas ever had had such
a name bestowed upon them; least Of
all would 1t be suspected that the
name was derived from dance.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-02-23

and the mood for worship. Many ex-
pressions Of joy and appreciation
were given at being in the place of
worship again under such favorable
surroundings. -Glenwood Herald.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-02-23
sows $3.50 to $3.50.

packing sows $3.50 to $3.50.
Sheep and lambs sold steady to
strong, best heavyweight fed west
terms are quotable up to $14.50, good
and choice fat native handyweights
$3.50 to $14. Best fat ewes are
quotable up to SITS or somewhat
higher.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1922-02-23
Evolution of Familiar worn

The tracing of the term pocket
handkerchief" reveals some somewhat
peculiar facts. At first 1t was de-
scribed as kerchief (couvre-chef), a
covering for the head carried in the
hand, and at length pocket-hanker-
chief. covering for the head held in
the hand and kept in the pocket.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
Deaths From
Scarlet Fever; One
Adult, One Infant

Two deaths we're rday ompha-
Sizes the fact that scarlet fever.
IN stiil prevalent In Albuquerque.
and that while the majority OF
cases have been mild. the danger
OF a virulont type or complications
a. always present. DIR. West. hoaith
officer. said todry.
Csacf nro being reported 10 the
health department quito frequently
OF late where children have beer
KEEP from school Tor days at L
time suffering from sore throat
and where no medical trcntmcn1
was sought until attention wa
called to the condition Of ehc
throats when they attempted to II
enter school, pr West stated ~
further said;
'Dnc Of the grcatest factors
helping 90 spread this 81 ctrn
the mild and quite frequently ID
treated ease, wbich often cacapi
detection. walks about without "a
least restriction. sowing the az
ease wherever ne goca This tyi
Of case won't report TO % docid
unless his symptoms . becomH
alarming II o. always some
nocent child. unaware and
norant OF these cases that pa
the penalty.
a"c i-."Ic h urEal tu do tho \
part Ia reporting these missc
cases and faithfully observe Il
quarantine measures which ID
law ~prcscrihcs TO control inf
tious diseases. Quarantine rogu|
lations are becoming more SAID
every year they are being modified
Just as fast a. the effect OF thc0
Observance ciimlnn-cs tho dnnsj
OF Infection"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
3 Bandits Hold Up
Madison, Wis, Bank
And Get $1,2Ct

MADISON. Wis. Mar. iO-Thri
armed bandits held up the Rn
duil state laul, here 90 $50 cirf
tis mourning and aftcr nttcmptii
in lock thr employee In tho Nau1
cFcHTru with 81 900 iucash
Nhrtur D. Albright. president 4
tIH hHrt wra forced with hiss ed
piuyoF Inru tho vault hy one OF "A
11ndi's while tho others rnthuri
np atnIlnhic cash an ountinr
50 200.
Aitrr attempting tD lock the doj
" fhc raulf rho three men ESCAPED
Ilrr wHr" urrhie 10 seCurc "A
door and l7 SCOT as they Jeff I'd
lice wore notified
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10

CHICAGO March 80 l.uft,r
higher creamery ,.irHs HGis
nrsts So "a 40 Nc seconds s1Gaic.
standards. SAKE
Eggs unchanged rcre.uts H.
fiR eases
Poultry. alive lower. fowls. gTt.
springs Csc, ronstcrs $50
Potatoes. steady. receipts Ea
cars Total O. uitrl States shipments
Nha Wisconsin sacked round
whites. fi.7On g. so rwt Wi.con-
siu bulk round whites stSbnI 30
cwt Miuncsota Sucked red rivers
81 90 o. O5 Cwt Minnesota sackod
round whitcs partly graded. 81 So
o. 20 cwt. Colorado sacked round
whites fi.5001-75. Idaho sacked
russvts. 81 90 Geio cwt, Idaho
sacked rurals fi.75WIs5 rwt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
rhicaro Pnard Of Trade


CHICAGO March io-RaliicH
from yesterdays weakness dovcl-
opod in the what market today,
during tine early transactions. Ii
uuidating sales on tine part OF hold
tra had apparently ceased and the
iegdlnr interests were absorbing
the other selling There were at
ru Indications OF expert business
having been done over night. OPP
tuiuE prices with varied from uu-
changed figures 70 a-ic lower with
May iah y 20 i.ahh and jay III
Ca LIN were followed By numer-
oils MINOR changes and then BY
Enius Gao around.
Corn ana oats showed lndcpcnd-
mt struugth Export inquiry for
corn continued and the movement
from farms was said to be prac-
ucally nothing After opening un-
changed Go 5-hc higher. May. 61H
Co 81 4C the curn market scored
% moderate general advance.
Oats Hturtcd p off to sc high
or, May soc aud then hardened o
little MORE
Although declines tooK place
later, they failed 10 last ana with
r~eisorts current that Bussiu was
buying both wheat and rye AMI
HAT domestic miiicrs were pur-
'h1sing wheat freely the wheat
market made decided upturna ln
price urar the end of the DAY. The
closing however was unsettled. TT
the same ua Yesterday finish TO
one cent higher. May SlgGM to
&l37 and july sI.I7 uIiS.
subsequently confirmation Of
export sales OF corn amounting TO
10000 600 bushels 90 - hours. gave
the corn market q further hoist.
Besides, sweden was reported as
having disposed 81 BOO. 600 bush
els OF American oats to RUSSIA
Corn closed firm. 101h to iM
net higher with May C2N 20 60 y
Close
Wheat - May. s1.aCN. july.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
MONEY TO LOAN

8ot.N o. iosn on uatrhcs diamonds
Fyitl uutlira'a lui n first 81
.ssiuLNTttt Loans on vtiry. dia
WHuHs Watches. liuurty bonds, pa
|H .u.umsliifs Iuetst ratios Roth
nan's III South First Bonded 20 the
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FOR RENT-0fhce Rooms
FOR RENT

FOH RFNT-Oifiee room. STATE Hotel
aaIh W neniral Ave
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MILLINERY

FIRST CLASS MILLINERY oh bat
Hadc over new ones made tn order
yrFg reasonable $40 Wet Ilrras
ftnnr t22 q Mn D. e. coleman
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DREssMAKING

SHIRT AND DREssNAkING. 507 3
-I Phone 1fsH1
MHWoinFHY sTENCiiING ard CHINA.
FAfhTINt Lamrehnd ru oder
Wettiakc AIT ~tadIu Room %. McIin.
mag
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BOOMING ItnrsE for saIs SEQ Kelly
atR VI Gold ptuus 4GT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
METAL MARKI,TS

NEW YORK March 1o-For-
oIRn har silver GEA
Copper steady. oicctrnlytlr spot
and nearby "a. later I3mtgk
Tin firm; spot and futures.
$40 30
Iron. steady. unchanged
Lead steady; spot 50 70mss0
Zinc quiet. East 81 Louis do
livery spot - Sc $50.
Anthony. spot sf2b.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10

~ 500 room. new. white stnceo hunga
iu COX nsnfs huIliln features. COM
ri'tely iurnithrl ihciHdinF player ~.
rnnt FntuHr ffh ward. VIII SOD uu.
furnished u desired Busy trrms
- suO-i.ruon brick. modern enod .ncs
lion. siosr ini ari ward r.ueo. hNu.
remrut walks.
e.. 500 roum pressed brick bungalow
aodern, well built gars ". Silver
Ave.
S3,3bO-4-ronm white atucco bum
gnlow. oak floors. bullt-in fca-
lures. garage. fourth ward.
A. FLEISCIIER, Realtor
Loans. Fir. Insurance. Automobile In
auraure and all other lines Of Insurance +.
Su-ety Ronds.
Phone GA III South Fourth 81.
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KANSAS CITY. March TO- Eggs
! to- &c higher. firstH. 20 10 2OAc.
Butter unchanged
Poultry hens unchanged tu DC
lower. 22W csc. springs. 20 high
cr see.
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o. SALE Furniture

EAtTIFCL mahogany bed reom set 1
walnut ohIfhnnisr, fine Wilton rug
sas stove Rund water heater
|rhtly ussa an good a. uew trheaplf
sirknsss Ses Nj Townsend ~ J
pennsy Store or eall ais Aorth fith
|uso The Herald Want Ads
|llok, sure results,
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IInTnTN nONnS

NEW york March to -Ilbor-
~ bonds closed aN ag a. first
a.. blank second e. e7tS: FIRST
a. a7.gci second ~ 97 80
third 4hH 9s Sc fourth ~ n
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Classified
Advertising Rate Card

EfiEtIINE FEBRUARY 10. ip22.
Hall cent a word each Insertion.
Standing classified. 10 cents a word
per month.
Classified Disriay. 30 cents m inch
fret Insertion. 20 cents an inch each
oonsecutlse Insertion 1913 an inch per
month Con- change permitted datv
business and professional cards, SOS
IN inch per month. iialf inch. 81 30.
Classified sd FOR The Eveaing Herald
must BE- IN the nrfaid office before 2 nm
~ PUBLICATION dhF desired. Classified
rfs Tor The SuudHv neTnld received un.
~ Z q rt each SatHrdsN
No al run Tor an indrflni,e rerlod can
be discontinued later than ~ O'Clock
noon
Display classified forms close NJ ~ 80
day ~ publication
The Herald will hc responsible Tor only
r~e inenrreet Insertion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
R AND RANCHES

SIC OPENtNG fam aul siac. lanas ia
hraaiifai Chama valley this spring
Write b Heron. Ctama - ~
A GOOD 20-acre fruit and poultry
ranch fur sale Or trade for city prop
gTty Includes q D FOO wen eemuntsd
Co the water linn. then a galvanized iron
perforated casing. Has a capacity OF
800 gallons per minutos water elevator
and q lo.hnrsepawer Pair .nts Morse en-.
CINE all IN good shape Horse. coz and
so chickens. Also . broom cottage.
pnultry houses and yards sufficient 20
krep l.Onn chickens. T. q. Box sol,
Phone ataaH2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10

DENVER March 90 Cattle re-
scipta 500 st7ld hncf steers
SO GOGfS.on. cows and brir.r-
ff0OGTaE
Hog receipts I.U market s5a
Q lower top 10 S- bglE. 10 so
W1T7O.
sheer receipts $500. strong tlr
higher; lambs $4,000 1881. owes
5000 20. feeder I1uha ffr-u
Nl2TG.
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I.ivestool;

CHICAGO Nurrn 90 trftio
receipts, 5000 nIrls active berf
steers 'nrdr Pro- strong ton beef
steers So hulk. N7Eo so:
other rlassuE generals ste,Iy.
Hog roe'iuts 20 900. mIrlv ace
five m1..Iy fb Co g1c low tian
yrsisria nyerarr v.,h como
light huf,ho 800 IoveI ton
81 on. r-ncfIcHI Limit. siteb:
bulk $40 0Htlfo. pigs around
Boo lower lrik desirable 100 to-
goo Founders $3.50 HG. some
strong weights uu TO $1,000.
sheep receipts 5000. slow ana
about steady strong weight col
otfio wooded lambs e. IS best
not sold early choice shnrn inmhs
ft1 90 Hl3sc. ~horn Tcaaa wear
hngs and twos tiO.75. not enough
maiur"d sheep here 20 mnkc m
market. odd lots selling steady
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10

AElC
iycvN
la ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10

KANSAS CITY March f0--st-
tl' receipts 500. hccf steers ana
she stock. steady 20 strong ton
ffe0rT IS 49, Colorado ruIp,rs
- I'd 90. host COWS Saer oth-
orr st-5a0 Col 500 hc'-srs $4,000
90, 0thor classes steady. can
nofe s27iH7 90. ruttrrs. stsb
odd v'0lors 50 90 asa.
Hos receipts 900. few sales
Irhi W. ght shippers 10 fu 200
lower. Sio7 Is paid. buIr otb,rs fo
packers uury.nly steady d. 100
lower wIN.1 loads mostly 80 90
~ 30 90; hu'k SO 7sGI06a. mack
o. tom f'g E' thr1wout .ov4
s. 40 49, luIt stock ui-s So 90
o. 90 NU
sheep receipts 1000. killing
classes w"Hs best lambs ti5.OO:
ewes. 80 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10

Buy ncclimatod trees from the
hhuqucrque Nurseries. Get cat
Jog Box SIC. Albuquerque. \. NJ.
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ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY
Twenty raula, good land bali ln
cultivation. % fruit trees lsoid
si.l4u worth Of fmit f-om th.l orch.
ard Boo ono ,safl four rnon house
water in house horse. row. chickens
End farm lr plen,uis all Tor as boo
Terms
NcAltiuou O. wood Graitnra
Insurance l1cls
InH " Colo Phone as
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10

NEW YORK March TO- snot
cotton qui't middling StSsi
cotton futures closed sfsudt.
March. SIS 90 MAY $3.50. Julf.
sl5Hi October. siG77. pccom-
b.r. FiEi7.
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LIVE STOCK

ron SAIL ono extra good yuung Hoi
s'rln GOV Phone 2a2iR1
iUR SAIL Ono extra good pair %
four year ola mare malH. Wfsnl here.
j rs. Niup. phnnU AT t.
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D kENT-Nuoms

FOR RENT-Room. 5rd Wcst Corpor.
FOR RENT Furnished or u~ufuraished
room. Ql5 South SAITH Phone -ltu-n
FuH RENT Light housrkovIIps ruouis
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms Cor
light housekeeping iI.7 Wet tsuifa.
FOR RESI-Iighi pleasant room open
ing or bath connecting slsfpiur purrh
2o1 \. Edith Phone lstg
FOR REHr Screened porchcs. house.
keeping apartments and rooms. 80 3
souih Second street
FOR RENI-stuctly hish diass room
northeast AND tuutn exposure souiL
est sleeping porch private homt beet
rrkidfntihi district. gentleman preferred
lu sirt CAN go
fUk RENI- Three furnished rooms and
sireging porch newly pauctcd and
tainted. Phone lHnaJ
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cHAnLEs o. zArF 3 I'd.

H%oighutis" u The best ailmeni you can
have, Consuu POS for it, cure You VIII
ncVtr be- .urrT. fuu 1--WE " To- yourself
and family 90 ct q Dot aud provide q
nice huHlU
$1,000 d month viii secure the boz
Tho general office is ut Second and Gold
avenue
Phone GO OF 500.
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FOR RENT houses

sOR HfAT-Nrw four r1lm furHisheI
tsturs in ihe t-ghl.uds phHto
n.t a u Munc- allh Wet Ccntrh'
lUK KtNT- flrnishcd five room house
Highlands close in Phone i5ii.R
roW RENT-F Five room modern house
hrst residential district d. burton
HunrF Hldg
tOR EtNT-f uur. FrDiu bnpgaior Nith
all cslsenieners partly furnished ii,a
North Twelfth
FOR RENT Comfortable four Ipuin
furnished cottage with canvas sleep
ing porch. hath aud sas Water paid
CinFr TO car line Phone l727
fuR KENr-Niceiy furnished bungalow
for housekeeping consists Of living
RON. kitchenetse. two sleeping parches,
bot and cold %rnnning water electric
range. tsn. 90 per month. Phone Or
Murphey to1.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10

o7.s7; Victory. AXE 10000; Vie
tory ASS. tO02G
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0 sALE-Au,omooles

FON sAi.i hla ha,,A taaua- pr
frat clss condition. boua Dillon
Co. ats
RADIATORS Wads sod repaired.
Shuncr's Radiator shop ga n tuurth
USED CARS. tuugAt sold end trairi
terms 10 desired MrItHufh AuIH g.
8lI IS Copper Phone 500
HARVEY AUTO sPRiAGs tor Au as
guaranteed j. kufurr a Go, Allg
gurruue n M
SAW MONEY ou used parts and o.
csstoues uatttlra aud urss tafts
fHr hsu iuufs thft rnlUf aHn Tt1lrha
Chalmers. MARVEL and overland eighty.
N,iuinsh Auto ~. dlA NJ 1uppof
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FOR ~sALE-Houses

"a UW NEK-g room nud-m ur,.. 10
Two large purghes $40 -nHh tliih.
FJK SAt.t--fvs s,gm mulru huusD
c.usf 800 and convenient 60 fLHpa 49,
West Cool
FOR SALE-tu la. Vegas Far small
huustr In good repair Nrnishtd two
modern. all under drained aud We'll fenced
free " ai iurlmhrauces cheap a real
u,um property Audrsss D. a Con
don. 4 q lion sil. East Las Vegas e. %
rho grpncrs getting double prices
Tor property don't re.G yoIr
money do Hero i o. yuu.
Choico of ~ new houa'H for G.5Hy
I'D. .l,oo. Au nicely furnished.
COME Investigate. quick Room,
T.. I.rst Nutiunal Iank Hidg.
- reason why
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FOR SALE -~Typewriters

OAe oHA NeAo
IR AAin TYPEwRiTERs-M tirds.
|hoih new and second hand. bought
Id. rented and repaired Alhuqurr
l. Typewriter Exchange. Phoue S03-J.
l. 4oath Fourth -
'sNatch rads. 10 cents pound az
h. Evening Herald.
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LOST
PERSONAL

WANTED 300 dining ehsir 20 repair
ald pulish az ~ 90 each Art Craft
slpu las 81 1hirl lhoue ei2-J.
WHAr WORRIES YOU
WHETHER your tINuhlrs arr love.
h.4nh MONEY or marriage write fully
strict cunfdenre prompt personal roplg
Ar help thousands Frof Cuffmpn
NV II ~. 122t North second. Albu
Yurre.r n NJ
WILL 90 90 peoples homes To give scalp
tou.tucut shHinpoo facial and mani
cato J spert4ilar uH treatments under
utr llsruos method at extremely reason
ahie ratios Phone lcO1 ~. Olga Martin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
FOR RENT-Apartmeuts


roR RENr-Thres room ,t.am heated
HDiai eldh North second
FOR RENT- Acomh Apartment 72i :
kdiu -Four rooms, strictly modern
SO children.
FOR R.Nr-Furnishcd apartment; nruy
furnished tinsc Ln 2is n sixth
3. RNisHED FuuMs fOE HOUSE,
f."HiHr water Ugdts ruu phone tur
n hei -r3 y ThIsi -
FuN RENT--Furnishod apartment nEht
water end heat. Crane Atarmcnia,
2is Worth seventh.
fuN kENT-Rooms for light houseArop
irc ao7 n Third 81 Phone 965J
FuR RESr- Throo-room apartment; ras
nNtures and private bath. NO children
Phone 1870 j.
fOk KENT-tumrnished apartment
Chrar ral Mckinley Land q Lum
h-r fr Telephone 100
NO partly furaishrd rooms f0r hight
toosfkeeuinE nos = Second st.
fUR RENT-l.arse front room; well
turrish.d tn desirable pat OF town
reasonable rent $40 West T4rrns Ave
ron KENT-Furnishrd modern apart
msnt. two ruoms rni sleeping g. reh
RcN ~Eolsonablo and water PAID Phone
2i4s.M
FuR tENT-Thr,c rom furnished auafi
mont uirc front rtoma adjoining bath
apartment uire auuHg front rooms Wa
20 shops gnt South Third
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10

FOR EENT-Omce SPACE. IFS south
Fourth. opposite potiotfice. Phone
TIs.I.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10
WANTED

We pay good prices Tor fire.
ARMS. such 5000 r,ti.s shot- guns.
pistols. Must be- iu Al cDudl-
f.ur
2i3 SOUTH FITST ST
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-10

Nice Homc-prlccd Right.
4 rooms and slc'ping porch moiern3
close in Third ward furnished
large lot Only ~ 500. 90
j.. H. ELDER Ienltor.
20a " Gold.
lonnH Insurance