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The Little River news., 1923-05-23
Ogden News.

ogden, May 21-(Special) )-3Irs Fred VanHook is in the Pine St. San itarium for @ serious operation. Her il.ends are wishns .or he2 speedy recovery.
 Mr. and Mrs. Luther LaIiei will arrive home today from Pine Bluff,
 Mrs. Edwards and baby who have been visiting Rev. and Mrs. Benson left for their home in DeQueen Sun day. They were accompanied home by Miss Jewell Benson.
 Miss Laura VanHook who has been teaching at McGhee is at home for a few days.
 Miss May Smithson is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Eugene Crow, in Tex arkana this week.
 Miss Louise Taylor left Friday for her home in Conway. Miss Taylor made lots of friends during her stay here and we regret very much losing her.
 John and Jim Smithson, Frank Crouch, Jimmie Mayes and MT. Og- den are attending court in Texarkana this week as witnesses in the Prairie Pipe Line Go. and Pat Irving trial
 Rev. Hall filled his regular appoint ment at the M. E. Church Sunday
 The B. Y. P. U. is progressing nicely at this place. The house was filled to capacity Sunday evening. A beautiful program was rendered with special music by Jeff Clingham, violin and Mrs Clarence Hankins at the piano.
 Curtis Eidson who is attending Wadsley's Business College in Texar kama spent the week end as guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. w. A. Eid- son.
The Little River news., 1923-05-23
Wedding at Foreman.

Texarkana, May 21.-The wedding of Miss Carrie Collins and Glen Martel
 which took place yesterday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock at the home of the
 brides mother, Mrs. D. s. Collins in Foreman, came as very pleasing sur prise to their many friends. Accom-
 panied by small group of Texarkana
 friends the young couple motored to the former home of the bride where the ceremony was performed by the Rev. w. M. Howell. The home was beautifully decorated. for the oc
 casion with ferns and cut flowers.
 At the appointed hour, Miss Eliza
 beth Stuart, accompanied by Miss
 Mary Dollarhide, sang, "I Love You
 Truly" The bride and groom en- tered together, the bride wearing a becoming lavendar Canton Crepe
 gown with white hat and shoes and
 carrying a shower bouquet of orchid sweet peas. MT. and Mrs. Martel retuTuGu IO lchdl hdld dltcl tnc WCu- ding, leaving this morning for Mag nolia to spend few days with MT. Martel's parents. After their re- turn they will have apartments at the home of Judge and Mrs. E. F. Friedell, 112O Pecan street. Mrs. Martel is one of the most popular young business women in the city. She has been a member of the house.
 hold of her sister, Mrs. Otto Fore
 hand, for the past several years.
 MT. Martel is one of the department
 managers of the Beasley Music con- pany. He graduated from the Fine Arts Department of HendersonB Brown
 College several years ago and serv-
 ed his country during the World War.
 Since coming to Texarkana to live
 Mir Martel has been much sought in
 musical circles as he is the posses
 sor of remarkably beautiful voice. IT.
The Little River news., 1923-05-23
HOW TO KILL TREE
GA. F. Scheid, Go. Agt.J

LA '. DOHSIU, SO' EhSoL'
 The following formula will kill quickly all kinds CT trees-root and branch:
 Powdered White Arsenic, 1 pound.
 Salsoda, pounds
 Enough water to have gallon after boiling.
 Heat water to boiling point; then add salsoda. 1t will readily dissolve. Add arsenic slowly; stir and bCil ten minutes or until arsenic is thoroughly dissolved Do not inhale fumes while boiling, as they are poisonous. Make up as many gallons with above pro portions as desired. Put in jugs or cans and keep *hem well corked. The solution will keep indefinitely. One gallon is enough for 10 to 15 large trees and 20 to 30 small ones. Use while sap is flowing.
 To Kill Tree.-Take an ax and cut just through the bark, making the cuts not more than three inches apart en- tirely around the tree. Pour in enough of the liquid in each cut to fill the opening made Using a large oil can will prevent wasting the solution. In few days the branches will begin to die and very soon the entire tree, roots and all, will be dead. Sprouting stumps can be killed by putting the solution into cuts in the green bark around the stump.
 Cattle will sometimes lick poinson- ed trees and become poisoned. Keep them away until heavy rains have washed off the surface arsenic. Al ways remember that the solution is deadly poison to both plants and anim- als.
The Little River news., 1923-05-23
Wolves Captured Near Dierks.

Dierks, May 19,-Mr. Bashaw, a farmer living eight miles east of Dierks, was in town Saturday with young wolves which he had sold, two at Hope and one here. Mir. BashaW said he found six in a bed of leaves in tree top. The young pups were apparently four weeks old, and were as gentle and domestic as house kit tens. On the street corner the box was opened and the little black, keen eyed puppies were handled and fondl- ed by many passers-by. MT. Bashaw has written to the park commissioners at Memphis, Tenn, and will probably dispose of three animals to the zoo there Robert Campbell killed large grey wolf last Thursday, near the place where the little ones were cap tured. The boys are now planning a big wolf drive.
The Little River news., 1923-05-23
NEGROES HEAR ADDRESS
Little Rock Negro Leader Talks at
 Grady on Pitfalls of Emigration.

Grady, May 19.-It is estimated that 1000 negroes heard Dr. J. A. Booker, negro leader, and president of the Arkansas Baptist College of Little Rock talk on the pitfalls of emigra- tion here today.
 Dr. Booker said that he recently had returned from Chicago. and that there were thousands of negroes walk ing the streets there and longing for return fare to the South. He urged the negroes to remain in the South; which. he isaid, was their natural home. He was cheered throughout the talk, and later, members of his audi encs expressed thsmselves as agree ing with him. VI ]
The Little River news., 1923-05-23
"STOP THAT ITCHING."

No matter how hopeless your case may seem, nor how long you have suf- fered from, Eczema, Ringworm, Crack ed Hands, Itch, Poison Oak, Old Sores and Sores on children, or any other
 skin diseases, we will sell you jar of Blue Star Remedy, on guarantee. This is different from the ordinary skin treatment, it penetrates the skin, going direct to the seat of trouble and immediately relieves that terrible itch ing. Will not stain clothing and has a pleasant odor.--Model Drug Store.
The Little River news., 1923-05-23

If you are inclined sometimes to wonder whether life is worth the price in toll, and care, and disap- pointment, and lost illusions, go down along the stream in springtime and let it lure you back to the golden land of dreams where youth abides and brave new hopes are born. And while you are incoming by the brookside you might as we'll take your hook and line and a few worms along, for per haps they might be biting.
The Little River news., 1923-05-23
GAS FLOW IS REPORTED
Sharp < Jones No. Near Faces Ferry
 Shuts Down to Set Casing.

Texarkana, May 16.-It is reported here on what appears to be reliable authority that strong flow of gas was struck Saturday in the we'll of Sharp & Co.,, which is being drilled on Sulphur river, near Faces Ferry bridge, about Is miles southwest of here. Drilling on this we'll sarted a. bout two weeks ago, and the gas was found at depth of about 1900 feet and very unexpectedly. The we'll is known as Sharp& Jones No. 1, and is on the Jones farm. AS soon as the gas down. . as# ys
The Little River news., 1923-05-23
FLORIDA BANS THE WHIP
Legislature Completes Passage of An
 ti.FlOgging Measure.

Tallahassee, Fla, May 15.-Final passage of bill to ban corporal pun ishment of convicts in this state was effected today when the Senate, by a vote of 15 70 13, refused to reconsider it's action of yesterday in banning the whip.
 a bill requiring the state officials to eliminate whipping from their calen- dar of prescribed punishments now goes to the governor.
The Little River news., 1923-05-23

It is said tkat back oI every sue cessful man you will find a sensible woman More men are made or mar red by their wives than by any other human agency, only if you are sue cessful, you shouldn't hog all the ere dit, and if you are a failure, you shculdht lay all the blame for it on the Wife. Maybe she would have made good if she had had better ma terial to work with.
The Little River news., 1923-05-23

Grady was the scene this week of swindle worked by fake labor agents who passed through the county col lecting money for reservations on all Opportunity Special" train which,
 was promised, would pass through here en route North, picking up hold CTS of tickets and taking them to bet ter jobs, better living conditionss and better pay" Needless to say the train did not arrive. Hundreds of negroes gathered at the depot, and remained throughout the day.
The Little River news., 1923-05-23

/ In view of the fact that feed is go- fng to be high it is being stressed everywhere that all possible feed crops be grown. Late hay crops on idle land, or land not fit for regular crops. It will represent cash in the pockets of every farmer who does it.. Grow all the money crops you can, but you will find other good uses for the profits
The Little River news., 1923-05-23
BACK BAD TODAY?

Backache is usually kidney-ache and makes you dull, nervous and tired. Use Doan's Kidney Pills for weak kid neys-the remedy recommended by your neighbor. Ask your neighbor Mrs. J. R. Wilson, Prescott, Ark, says: II had an attack of kidney trouble. I was annoyed by the too free action of my kidneys and the pains in the top and back of my head. My back ached so had to sit up in bed in or der to turn. As Doan's Kidney Pills had been used with benefit by another member of my family. decided to use them and it was not long before was rid of the trouble" Price 60c at all dealers. Don't simply ask for kid remedy-get Doan's Kidney Pills--the same as Mrs. Wilson had. Foster Milburn Co.,, Mfrs. Buffalo, N. Y.
 A. D. DuLaney A. F. Steel
 DELANEY < STEEL,
 ~ ~ seA Lawyers '
 Sanderson Building Ash1ewn, Ark.
The Little River news., 1923-05-23

The warm days of which Sunday was an sample caused little cotton and other field and garden crops to raise their dropping heads and decide that life was worth while after all More weather like that will work magic change in nature as well as a like effect in human nature.
The Little River news., 1923-05-23

DIR. c. B. MAY-DENTIST Ofaca
 in Sanderson Building, Ashdown, Arkansas. 'i 7@~A4+
The Little River news., 1923-05-23

DR. A. F. WALTERS, Dentist aa Pyorrhea Treated Successfully. Ofiice : 3 Phone: 644; Residence. 2o3s. Texarkana Texas.
The Little River news., 1923-05-23
Warming Order.

III the Little River Chancery Couvt, Little River County, Arkansas. Secur- ity Mortgage Co.,, ct al, Plaintiffs vs. Georgeann Brimmer. ct al, Defendants. The Defendants, J. E. Davis and H. R. Yeager are hereby warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaints of the plaintiffs herein, Security Mortgage Company, ct al. Witness my hand and the seal of said Court. this 9th day of May. 1923. .-B., K- Walker. Clerk. Natalie s, Williams. D. Q. J. o: Rhyme. Atty. for Pltff. A. F. Steel, Atty. ad Item. 2 Farm Loans 5 l.2 peF Cent FEDERAL LAND BANK
 Jas. D. Shaver, IT., secy. ;es
 Ashdown, ~ ' r' '"' Arkansas
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Charles HANNA to Johanna HANNA.
his wife. February s, 1928, deed to 2s5
acres out Of original survey e23: acres
in survey 222R on Helotes creek; 81 2-3
acres out Of survey s55. Bexar county;
800.
J. n. Crasilneck ct al. 10 Mrs. Helen
Virginia Macdonald, January 81, 1898
deed 10 lot So and east half Of lot So.
new city block sO9s; $4,000.
Pedro Reyes and wife to Nicolas De-
Leon, February ., 1923. deed to one
elghth-acre out of F. Rolen survey 49,,
Bexar county; $50.
Miss Ida Brook, fenfe sole. to z. E.
FIesher. January %, 1923, deed to lot
l and the west twelve feet OF olt 2.
on Veindo street, Angeles Terrace addi-
ton; SlS59.2l.
Barron and wife, February S, 1928, deed
10 part OF lot l., in Benefits resubdivi-
sion OF new city block 6522, on Agsrita
avenue; $3.50.
sam o. Drake and wife to William
lot 5. block I. new city block $685.
Dellerman's square addition; 81.
Jane Maury Maverick ct al. to Albert
Maverick Jr, January l. 1898, deed TO
range Z, district 4. on Babcock road;
love and affection.
T. T. Parker to John 3. Swift ard
wife, December IS, 1929. deed TO lots 80
and 81. block .. Parker's Gardens: $500.
William DellermaR to sam \. Drake
and wife. February IL, 1898, deed TO lot
5, block /. new city block 629S. Deller-
mans court addition; 81.
A. II. Schnclle Jr: TO Wsl'ism pelier-
man, November s, 1872 deed 10 lots D.
6, Z, s. . and 10, block 81, Angeles Ter
race addition; $3.50.
Charles E. Ryan and wife to D. l.
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Jumper and wife, January 10. 1928. deec
to lot %. block IL, city block 1881, AS
bury place; 5000.
Charles E. Ryan and wife to d. L.
Jumper and wife, January 10, 1923. deed
/ to lot 2, block ~, city block 1881, AS
bury place addition; 32O0.
nandez, January rs, 1898. deed TO lot S,
| block s. new city block 1858, CoIonia
Iona Vista; sl25.
Antonio II. de la Cara ct al. to An
/ tonic de la Cara, January 2S, 1923.
deed to lot 5, block 6, new city block
1868, Colonia Iona Vista; $40
Alamo Home Builders to Antonio H.
de la Cara. June 80, 1914, deed to lot
) and all improvements, block 6, new
city block s9sS, Colonia Iona Vista ad-
dition; $3.50.
White, February Is. 1928, deed TO lots
IS and &c, block 2, new city block 3075,
Rosedale allotment; $3.50.
Gertrude Grain and w, b. Grain to G..
L. James, February Is, 1898, deed to all
Of lots 10. 20, Il, Harlandale addition;
B. C. Irish to Agaplta omesada de
Sanchez, February I, 1928, deed to lot
25S, new city block 6l9s; f115.
Frank Robertson and wife to L. I.
II. Il, block II, Crestholm addition;
SlO75.
The Street Realty Co. to Frank H.
Robertson and wife. February 10, 1928.
deed to lots IL, IL, block II, CresthoIme
addition: Si075.
T. c. Young and wife to William and
Margaret Quinn, February 10, 1928, deed
to lot Z, block IS, new city block 1923;
SAYS.
Harry T. White to Mabel White, Feb
ruSry 10. 1923. deed to lots IS, 2S, block
?, new city block SOFA, Rosednle allot-
ment; 81. love and affection.
w. T. Swift, trustee, TO john r. Swift.
February 6. 1898. dsc,I to lot 90. block
G, new city block Sass, Hillcrest addi-
ton; $500.
G. c. Hathaway ct al to Alaniz and
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BURIAL PERMITS.

Mrs. Florence A. Dewolffe Angel. IS
Years old, died February IS, 10S East
MistIetoe avenue.
ruary IL. zoos Jones avenue.
Mrs Marinda Pemberton, ~ years old,
died February II. Physicians and Sur
geons Hospital.
Mrs Cruz Hamilton, ~ years old, died
FEBRUARY Is. No. Melrose Place.
NJ. E. Lowe. 80 years old, died Febru-
ary :. Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pital.
AIRS Allie Cunningham. IS years old,
died February Q. Montana street.
Mrs Almeda Coon, IS years old. died
February II, ia Moberly street.
M. II. Forsyth. a years old, died Feb
ruary IL, 123 Myrtle street.
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wife. December Q, -isss, deed to lots z. :,
.. 10, block 5, Columbia Heights; No
etc.
Thomas 8. Goggan and w. #. Jen-
nings 10 J. W. Long, February s. 1923,
deed to north half OF lot s, block IS,
Fenfield subdivision; $40 etc.
ural Gas Company, January IL, 1898. deed
to lots z, s, Q, 10 and 10, block 5, Co
lumbla Heights; $500.
Katie Haufler ct al to Ludolf Tampks
and wife, February 2, 1923, deed TO 1So
acres on Salado creek; $500.
Hector Habrito TO Charles Hunter and
wife, February 8, 1923, deed to lot .,
block !, new city block 62s; t24e1.73.
Cecilio T. Hernandez to ]. b. Swift.
January ,. 1922, deed by sheriff to lot 20.
block 8, Hillcrest addition; $500.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

PRETTY F70URSRooM MODERN COT
tage, furnished completely, except a
table and bed, linen. three-piece bath.
hot and cold water paid for, telephone
and garage. near Marshall St. and Main
High, SIS per month. Crockett 1886.
owner
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Tobin Hill Bungalow

Five rooms and breakfast nook, mod
ern in every detail, located on paved
street and paving paid for, excellent
neighborhood, conveniently located to
school and street car. Price $4,000, $1,000
cash and balance monthly like rent,
II. c. Thorman, the Home Builder. SOP
City National Bank Bldg. CT. 34i3.
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1.04 ACRES
FARMS AND RANCHES

FOR SMALL CHICKEN RANCHES.
truck gardens, factory locations. see
South San Antonio Industrial Co, South
San Antonio, Tex. Crockett 3e02
stracts Of any tract OF land in Zapata
county, Texas; reasonable prices. Ad-
dress me at Zapata. Tex.
600 ACRES AT POTEET. SIS PER
acre.
BRADY REALTY & LOAN co.
301 Brady Bldg. Crockett So7e.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


THE SAN ANTONIO & ARKANSAS PASS
Railway Company will sell to the high
est bidder at 10 o'clock q. m. March J.,
1923, at its freight depot. San Antonio.
Texas. one case Of cigars. weight Jig
pounds, shipped by Julius Klortein from
Perth Amboy, n. j., october 6. 1922
consigned 10 Thompson Bros. q Price,
san Antonio, Texas. unless all freight
and storage charges and the cost OF
this ad are paid on or before that date
L. W. BRANNoN.
Agent.
FRED Z. JONES,
Freight Claim Agent
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The regular annual meeting or the
Stockholders OF the San AItonio & Aran-
sas Pass Railway Company will be held
at the company's office. room 4S3, Be-
dell Building, San Antonio. Texas, at 10
o'clock a. M. wednesday, March Z. 1928
and the regular annuar meeting OF the
directors will be held at the same place
and on the same date Immediately after
the adjournment Of the stockholders
PAUL FRIEsEN. Secretary.
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roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

THREE-ROOM HOUSE, LARGE YARD,
conveniently located, 80 River Ave.
INQUIRE 9l4 River Ave.
THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
RENT. CLOSE-IN. Gil AVE. G.
WANTED : GIRIH FOR GENERAL
houseworI and 10 assist with children.
Phone X32 Camp Travis.
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ALAMO HEIGHTS

$500 cash, $40 monthly. only $500
buys large six-room cottage and en-
closed sleeping porch, on hill; per-
feet condition: two lots two blocks car
and school; some pickup.
T. V. WHITE.
oOI Moore RldF or 7qsl
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/ HAVE TWO HOUSES WE'LL LOCAT-
ed. with paved streets, and all conven-
fences to sell. Both are bargains and
6lQ Guuter Bldg.
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SOUTH PRESA BARGAIN

$500 CASH.
Six rooms and bath, two front en-
frances. suitable for two families. new
paper and paint, floors. Just refinished
east front, extra deep lot; only $3.50.
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FURNISH & FURNISH
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
AND LOANS.

REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
AND LOANS.
TRACKAGE BARGAIN.
Near I.-G. y. passenger station,
on two railroads, lot 1OoNl4O feet,
very low price for quick sale,
terms. Ask for Mr.. Foster.
PICTURESQUE ALAMO HEIGHTS
COLONIAL BUNGALOW.
Five rooms. breakfast nook, fire
place bookcases, flues gas, hot
water heater. bullt-in features
large closets. two cement floor
porches, garage, low price, easy
terms for quick sale. Call Mr..
Stcdham.
ALAMO HEIGHTS COLONIAL
BEAUTY ENTIRELY NEW
Large living room, tapestry brick
fireplace. bookcases, large dining
room, double French doors be-
tween, hardwood floors in living
and diniag rooms. two bedrooms,
sleeping porch, mirror door clos
cts. nice bath room, kitchen with
Pittsburg heater, all built-ins, coy
breakfast nook, gas connections
base plugs. attractive electrical
fixtures and paper, cement front
porch 4Oxl2 with tapestry brick
pillars All screened; garage lot
SOx13O. paved street, splendid ele-
walton. close TO school and car.
owner must sell, built for home
easy terms CAN Mr.. Sedemeyer
FURNISH & FURNISH.
616-2S Brady Bldg. CT. 1925.
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SPLENDID HOME

SPLENDID AZURE l. HEIGHTS
bungalow. on paved street. for sale
for S4750, will consider Chicago real
estate in trade. Call Mrs. Chandler
Diehl. Crockett 5iO4.
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LEAKY. RUSTY ROOFS REPAIRED
and painted. new roofs built. satlstac-
| tion guaranteed or money refunded, es-
Inmates free. Water Proof Roofing Co.
Mission 9s9
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT

Twelve-room residence on best
part Main Ave. Immediate posses
sion, low rent Call Mr.. Stedham.
FURNISH e FURNISH.
6l6-2S Brady Bldg. Crockett 1924.
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TRUCKS
: Truck Bargains

We have for sale several good used
trucks. one-ton up. all in Al condition,
Ind ready TO go; here Is an unusual op-
Sortunity TO buy big value for little
Iierchants Transfer Co. 215 Main Ave.
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OIL LEASES
>..-a~-----s--D.- --s-~~NNs~~~-~s~e
OIL LEASES

TWENTY ACRES. SEC. 7O6 MIRANDA
Webb county, north clifton, cheap. Or.
6"TS
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WANTED REAL ESTATE
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS


LET ME DO YOUR BUILDING. LEV
yelling and repairing, new homes built,
all kinds carpenter work done, reason
bile prices. Travis 29a6.
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HOUSES FOR RENT

GoLIAD ST, 424-GoOD SEVEN-ROONl
house. all modern conveniences. ga
rage, will rent whole or part. Crockett
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AUTOS WANTED


MILL PAY CASH FOR ANY MODEL
Ford. log Z. Travis st. Crockett 1881.
WANTED NASH BODY. los E.
Travis 81. Crockett 1871.
FORD WANTED = ROADSTER OR
coupe, have Ford speedster TO trade.
balance on terms; might consider other
ar. Address Box 81 Light.
MODEL FORD TOUR
ing with starter. Juenger Garage, sos
Flores. Travis 741s.
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EXTRA GOOD VALUES

HUPMOBIIE 80 FIvE-PASSENGER
for sale. in good condition. bargain for
lash. 1877 W. Commerce st.
|s22 FORD COUPE. EXCELLENT CON-
dition. Juenger Garage, 900 South
|Yores. Travis 7419.
BI1CK SIX, go MODEL, BARGAIN. ED
Lindeman Auto Sales Co., 4ls Main
I'VE. Travis $40.