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NEWS
Quick References
FOR WANT ADS
Price riven below Include ell tdl
tlong from noon one dey till noon
the next dey.
RateelOc, 9o end to per line.
, One Three Btx
Word. Time. Tlmee Tlinoe
Up to 11 .16 $ M jj
II to 1 80 M i,44
19 to 14 40 1.08 Til
16 to 10 15 1.15 "IIS
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41 to 48 ,80 j.lt 1.84
4 to 64 .90 2.41 4.18
68 to 60 l.OQ 8.7Q 4. u
61 to 06 HQ 8.97 Til
67 to 78 1.80 ' 3.84 TM
76 to 76 1.80 8.61 6.64
79 to 64 1.40 3.78 6.78
The New reserves the right to
revise or reject any advertisement
at Ita option.
Ads are restricted to their proper
classification.
Discontinuance of ads must be In
writing. We will not be responsible
for safe by phone. This protects
your interest as well as ours.
Tell your wants and offers to a
News want ad taker. Phone Main
6867 or Main 2831.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST ANO FOUND j
BAY MARE, blase face. 15 hands high,
weight 800 lbs.; last seen near Tyner
or Ooltewah, Tenn. Liberal reward
10 nnaer. call Hem. 1238.
BICYCLE Stolen, Monday night from
3813 RoaavilU blvd., Perfection bicycle,
new. No. 63269, color red, 65 reward
for wheel or Information. Call Hem.
403 or notify W. R. Conley, 3115 Ave
nue y, mast Liege, Tenn
bOt; Setter bird dog. brown with light
and yellow spots, answers to name
of Brownie, return to 107' Chamber
lain avenue, or phone Hemlock 1426.
vvm give reward, fcd Marler.
LADIES' kid gloves lost In shopping
dlstriot Tuesday afternoon. Notify 625
Vine st.
WEEKLY, TIMES BOOK lost; reward."
F. P. Sweet. 921 Market St.
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. 9
AUTOMOBILES
One 6-passenger Ford.
One late model Chevrolet, $400.
One Oldsmobile, -ton truck, perfect
shape.
CASH MELTON GARAGE.
Main 1147. Second and Market St.
AUTOS The few used cars we have In
stock have been reduced in price and
can be bought at attractive prices.
Closed and open cars. Fay as you
ride. Marshall Auto Co.
BUICK touring car, excellent condition,
fully equipped, bumpers, etc. Call
Main 4864.
BUICK E1X, 1917 Sedan; needs paint
Ing, $350; hurry! Walnut 6868.
CAR Light 6-passenger car, exchange
for small home or equity and pay cash
difference. Main 2042 Wednesday.
OVERLAND "90" ROADSTER for sale.
Has new top, four good tires and
tubes, in A-l condition, looks like
new. Call Mr. Morris Main 2772.
TRUCKS1 TRUCKS! TRUCKS
INDIANA TRUCKS
Indiana trucks rebuilt: expert repairs
on any truck.
INDIANA CHATTANOOGA TRUCK
COMPANY
1127 FORT ST.
ACCESSORIES, REPAIRING. 11
AUTO REPAIRING AND WELDING
SIMPSON MARTIN
1220 Chestnut St. Main 3660.
AUTO ELECTRIC repairs and sup
plies, factory service station for
Delco, Remy, Klaxon, Auto Lite,
North East and Uljur Electric com
panies, Bosch magnetos, Rayfleld and
Zeniih carburetors.
MUDGE AUTO ELECTRIC CO.
621-28 Broad St. Main 6878.
AUTO WINDSHIELD GLASS Now la
the time to replace that broken Wind
shield glass, also with a Mitchell
auxiliary windshield, head lights and
sedan windows. Our prices are right
and work done by glass experts. The
Warren Broe. Co., Inc.. 918 Market St.
Main 3809.
PARTS Stop! Look! Listen! Parts
for any make of car at your own
price. Royal Junk Co., 910 "A" st.
Main 4649.
FORD SPECIALIST
WOOD & MOOSE
334 E. Main St. Main 2046.
RADIATORS
U-BUST-TUM WE-FIX-'EM
AUTO RADIATOR CO.
MAIN 1636.
CORNER 6TH AND BROAD
REPAIRING Automobiles and trucks.
Cat May. 537 Broad at.. Main 966.
TIRES-
NOTICE
' TIRE BARGAINS
30x3 3 900
80x3U $10.00
Other Sises in Proportion.
Gas, Oil. Greases and Accessories.
Let Ue Dope Your Car.
Expert Vulcanising.
TRI-STATE TIRE WORKS
611 BROAD. ST.
i
WILLaRD SERVICE STATION
Under new management; a complete
line of batteries and parts; battery ex
pert with factory experience.
TENN. STORAGE BATTERY CO.
7th and Chestnut Sts. Main 624.
WINDSHIELD glass. Isrgest stock In
city at lowest prices: machinery for
grinding end polishing the edges: we
make them fit; give us-a call. Inde
pendent Class Co.. 11-11 Market
Square. Mnln 5708
WAN I ED AUTOMOBILES IB
FORDS Old ones and new onea. Will
pay highest cash prices. Rice Bros.
Au. i Co.. 17 Kossvllle ave. and 82U
Hi. Main st. Main 649.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Building. Heating, Plumo.no It
CORNES. the plumber. 207 WMlow su
Hi a hist i d Park. Hemlock 124.
KHIOLsfb -For sale No. I aad No. 3
pine, prime and bst cypreeo. clear
Oregon, cedar and asphalt. Phone or
write ue for prices Lookout Plan
Ing Ml IN. Chattanooga. Tenn.
FURNACE W RK All kinds of sheet
metal work and furnace work a epe
ctslty. 1471 Market st. Phone Main
IMS.
BUSINESS SERVICE
REPAIRING 17
FUKNITURB repairing. We know how.
Standard Upholstering Co., 131 SL
main si. Ham ui
JEWEL. MATTR&88 CO.
PHONE MAIN 8663
613 WHITESIDE 8T.
UUPAIIUNO
QUICK SERVICE
SHOE HOSPITAL
111 W. TH ST.
READ HOUSE
MAIN 969.
WORK CALLED FOR
AND DELIVERED
REPAIRING 3100 reward for any etove
Dac-us can't repair. Main 2725. 841
E. Main St.
SHINGLES For sale. No. 1 and No
Sine, prime and best cypress, clear
regon, cedar and asphalt. Phone or
write us tor prices, uooaoui nan-
Ing Mills. Chattanooaa. Tenn.
PAINTING, PAPERING. II
B 4 U PAINT or neper C Camp. C. I
Camp & Co.. 137 E. Main st. Call
Main 6111.
INTERIOR DECORATIONS Does your
home lack harmony? Try bright
Drettv wall paper for Immediate and
definite results; no trouble to show
you the best products in wall paper.
We also do painting; work guaranteed.
L. H. West, 817 Cherry st.. Main 2227
or Walnut 7188,
SHINGLES For sale. No. 1 ana No. 1
pine, prime and best cypress, clear
Oregon, cedar and asphalt. Phone or
write us tor prices. Lookout flan-
ing Mills. Chattanooga, Tenn.
Pressing, Dyeing, Cleaning. If
CLEANING and pressing. Main 4236
ladles work a specialty. Liberty Dry
Cleaning Co.
CLEANING and pressing; work called
for end delivered. Shaw Dry Cleaning
co. Main 886.
CLEANING and pressing. Call M. 4116:
Ladles work a specialty. Liberty ury
Cleaning Co.
LOOK your best on Xmas day. Send
your suits to us to clean and press.
We do It for $1.25; quick delivery.
Chamberlain Dry Cleaning Co., 9 B.
4th st. Walnut 6395.
WEST side Dry Cleaning Co. Hats
cleaned, blocked; work caned tor ana
delivered. Main 3660.
Moving, Trueking, Storage SO
SERVICE TRANSFER CO., Main 3391;
night phone Main 1495; rename Haul
ing of any kind. 812 Pine st.
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED FEMALE. H
CLERKS Over 17, for postal man bu.
vice. 8126 month: examinations Jan
uary; experience unnecessary. For
free particulars write R. Terry, former
;...,' 13..- 1 70 cUui ... ..,.,,., Tun i 1
tal bldg., Washington, D. C
TEACHERS WANTED High school,
grades, villages prlnclpalships, $75 to
$200; January openings. Give full par
ticulars first letter. Foster's Teach
ers' Agency, Atlanta. Ga. (established
1905). '
HELP WANTED MALE 25
BOYS White boys wanted, 16 or so,
for messenger and office work. 215
Hamilton Bank bldg.
COOK Wanted, experienced cook
either white or colored, for private
hotel; about 30 boarders; good wages.
Servants Dept., Tenn. Copper Co.,
Copper Hill. Phone 187.
"YOUNG man with foresight, nerve and
ability to make small investment to
take active Interest in established
construction concern. Drones and
those afraid to soil their hands with
work don't answer. Box SO, cire
News.
8ALE8MEN AND A "ENT8. M
AUENT8 ana canvassers make big
money selling, nationally advertised
Aspirin Tablets. Staple as sugar and
coffee; a necessity In. every house
hold; 200 per cent, profit. Write for
prices. American Specialty Co., Mem
phis, Tenn.
RAILWAY mall examinations Jan. 16;
begin $183 a month; traveling ex-
Senses paid; questions free. Colum
ns Institute, Columbus. O.
SITUATION8 WANTED Female 27
MAN familiar with accounting and
bookkeeping; also compiling Income
taxes. Address Expert, care News.
SITUATIONS WANTED Male 28
POSITION wanted as doorman.
F. Byrne. Main 641.
Tom
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN. 26
CITY LOANS We can make you a loan
on your city property, residence or
business, quickly and at low rates.
Chickamauga Trust Co.. 8th and
Broad sts. ,
FARM LOANS ut low rates and without
delay. Chickamauga Trust Co., 8th
and Onnd sts.
MONEY TO LOAN on Improved real
estate In city limits. W. B. Swaney.
806 James bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN on Improved city
property, from 3 to 6 years. See Mac
rae & Stuart, 116 E. 8th St. Msln H0IIL
LIVE STOCK
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. 31
FOR SAS'l or trade, a good, Utile busi
ness, me location, iir. .JX good
reason for selling; would selTone-half
interest. Address "E. F," care News.
DOG8, CATS, PETS.
36
N. 55. RED RABBITS Another line
pair, pedigreed and registered, the
buck already a three times prise
winner, 322.50 per pair. A fine Christ
mas present. Cook. Hemlock 249.
HORSES. CATTLE. VEHICLES 87
COWGood milch cow. Call Mr. Young,
Main 2057.
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 88
PULLETS White Leghorn pullets and
eggs. Hem. 1287.
MERCHANDISE
ARTICLES FOR SALE
ANTIQUE FURNITURE FOR SALE.
M'CRACKEN BROS.. 123 CARTER
ST.
ANNOUNCEMENT
THE MASCOT RANGE IS THE
ONLY RANGE IN THE WORLD
THAT THE HEAT GOES ALL
AROUND THE OVEN. CALL AT
OUR DISPLAY ROOM AND SEE
IT DEMONSTRATED AT
1012 MARKET ST.
PHONE MAIN 2177.
ADDING MACHINES The ten-key
Dalton and other makes In slightly
used at bargains See them at 626
Broad st. Msln 4t).T
AMMUNITION and Shot guns. We have
a fresh stock of Winchester cartridges
and shells, all sixes; prices reasonable.
Crlsmsn Hardware Co.. 611 Market st.
Miln 8342. "Look for the WgknKe
Bli'Yt'LKS Hoys' and girls' bicycles.
$26 to $36. East Main St. Bicycle Co .
301 E. Msln st. Phone Main 187.
CRIB One Porter baby crib and ntal-
trese: reasonable. Mala $St.
THE CHATTANOOGA
MERCHANDISE
ArtTICHa FOR 3ALK.
MBRCHANDI8E
SOUTHERN SALVAGE CO.
MONEY-SAVING PRICES
WHY PAY THE REGULAR PRE
VAILING HIGH PRICES FOR
MERCHANDISE WHEN YOU CAN
BUY IT AT THIS STORE FOR
LESS AND CUT THE HIGH COST
OF LIVING T
BEST UNION-MADE OVER
ALLS; $3 KIND $ 1.50
LADIES' OUTING OOWN8;
REGULAR PRICE $3; NOW 1.00
GOOD YARD-WIDE SHEET
ING; SAME AS YOU HAVE
HE ION BUYING AT 26c
NOW 10
GOOD TURKISH BATH TOW
ELS; REGULAR 85c KIND;
NOW
GOVERNMENT BLANKETS;
ALL PURE WOOL; $8.50
KIND; NOW
GOVERNMENT BLANKETS
(RECLAIMED)
.50
6.60
4.95
U. S. ARMY COMFORTS 150
U. S. ARMY
SLIP-ON
SWBATI
1
1.96
U. S. A
REGULATION
SWEAT
1.95
4.95
.15
1.95
7.60
14.95
U. 8. ARMY O
D. SERGE
SHIRTS
U. 8. ARMY CASHMERETTE
SOCKS
U S. ARMY REGULATION
HATS
U S, ARMY REGULATION
OVERCOATS .. ....
U. S. ARMY OFFICERS'
OVERCOATS; $66.00 KIND;
NOW
U. 8. ARMY SHOES; RUS
SIAN CALF; MUNSON
LAST
MEN'S FLEECE-LINED UN
DERWEAR MEN'S HEAVY WOOL SOCKS
5Uo KIND
.75
.35
.15
.36
.10
MISSES' RIBBED HOSE;
PAIR
LADIES' FLEECED - LINED .
HOSE
ONE LOT OF FINE BLEACH
ING, S6c GRADE; NOW....
LADIES' FINE WOOLEN
HOSE; $2 KIND; NOW .. $1.26
ONE LOT LADIES' KNIT UN
DERSHIRTS .$5
1.65
$.95
.75
1.25
ONE LOT LADIES' KNIT UN
DERSHIRTS MEN'S WEATHER PROOF
WORK COATS
MEN'S BLUE WORK SHIRTS
MEN'S AND BOYS' HEAVY
SWEATERS f
JUST RECEIVED A NEW LINE
OF FACTORY SAMPLE SHOES,
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AT
ABOUT HALF PRICE.
MEN'S FINE NECKTIES IN
INDIVIDUAL BOXES; $1
VALUES, FOR c
BLANKETS REDUCED
DOUBLE COTTON BLAN
KETS; $4 KIND I 1-96
DOUBLE COTTON BLAN
KETS: $5 KIND 195
DOUBLE WOOL KNAP
BLANKETS; $7 KIND 4.95
UNDERWEAR REDUCED
BOYS' AND GIRLS' UNION
SUITS; $160 KIND; NOW.$ .95
LADIES' UNION SUITS; $2
KIND; NOW 1-25
LADIES' VESTS AND PANTS
$1.60 KIND; NOW 96
MEN'S HEAVY FLEECED
UNDERWEAR, GARMENT.
.76
140 LADIES', MISSES, AND CHIL
DREN'S COATS, BOUGHT AT A
BIG DISCOUNT AND WILL COST
YOU ABOUT HALF THE REGU
LAR PRICE.
SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!!
WE HAVE 1,800 PAIRS OF SHOES
FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHIL
pREN. THESE ARE PRICED i)n
THE MARKET AND WILL BE
SOLD REGARDLESS OF VALUE.
LOOK THESE OVER AND SAVE
MONEY ON YOUR SHOE BILL
FOR THE FAMILY.
IT WILL PAT YOU TO COME
IN AND LOOK OVER OUR REM
NANT COUNTER. THOUSANDS
OF YARDS OF GOODS OUTING,
PERCALE, GINGHAM, CANTON.
FLANNEL AND SHEETINGS, AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SOUTHERN 8ALVAOE CO.
THE BARGAIN STORE
619 MARKET ST.
CORNER SIXTH ST.
NEWS: CHATTANOOGA, TENN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1920.
MERCHANDISE
ARTICLES FOR BALK M
COAL Good grade, reasonable. Deltv
ery any
W. 71$l.
where. N. 8. Long. M. 36W.
COAL 4 have the beat grade of run
of -mine coal. Will deliver at your
door for $10 per ton. Wal. 6747. It.
ffcliaian.
roAIA mod urate
ate, $7.50. Delivered
any wnere. can rmmioQK leio.
COAL For sale, good domeeiio coal.
ss.au ana up a ton. di saain-
COAL Domestic and steam coal d
Uvered to any part of city; $7 to $7.60
Kir ton. Middle Creek Coal Co.,
Ida 175.
COLUMBIA grafoaolas and Columbia
records are sold by us. 'Come In and
let us demonstrate to you. The best
talking maciiines made. Stulce-Yar-nell
Furniture Co., 301 E. Main St.
coKNhlLL wall board for aale; beet on
the market. Phone or write for prices.
Lookout Planlnr Mills. Chattanooga
Tenn.
DIAMOND and platinum wrist watch
very reasonable, can Hem, sen
DIAMOND ring and bar pin for sale
can H. i6a.
DIAMOND RING Private party wants
te sell beautiful diamond cluster ring.
14 stones; moderate price. Call and
see at Jahnke, 1 E. 8th at.
FOR HALE At all leadlna arocers. new
Moccasin Bend Meal, either bolted or
water ground siyie; insist upon me
Moccasin Bend brand. Tenn. River
Mllllna Co.
FURNITURE 6-ft. floor case, bread
case, elegsnt soda fountain, with back
cabinet with 10-ft. mirror, restaurant
round tables and chairs, furniture
household good. 311 W. 9th st.
GRAFONOLA FOR SALE I have a
Urafonola, new, lust bought three
weeks ago. cost $140, will tske $66
today: must sell. Call Main 1725.
GIVE THE KIDDIES KOF-FIG Instead
of coffee. It makes them neaitny.
LUMBER 1.000 loads of lumber con
aiming or lx4's. 6, 8 and 10 Boards,
and 6-Inch flooring, 1 to 6 feet long
at $1.50 por load. Nothing delivered.
American House wrecking Co.. L,ytie
On., Phone Hem. 166.
LARGE new government food chop-
.rum, wi -.wv . T '
Special reduced prices on smaller
ataes. S to vail Hardware Co., 806 Mar
MANTELS Two wood and two Iron
mantels, grates ana everyimng com
plete. Can be seen at 619 Oak. G.
W. Ballard. Hem. 1079.
MOTOR One 3 H. P. motor in good
condition, new brass bearing!; one
$110 patching machine for $85. Ridge
dale Shoe Hospital.
MEAL At all leading grocers, f7h
Moccasin Bend Meal ground rrom new
nam. and selling at less than half
price cheapest flour. Tenn. River
Mining co
"F. 1 u trr uumTu 'nan' lust
received a shipment of reclaimed O.
D. army shirts that will be sold cheap.
. . I . , . , ... ...
PLAYER PIANOS Special prfce and
terms uuring nonaays: useu iu"u,
sso. iveny music CO.. sts faraet si
PiTSE smoked pork sausage. Ed Mans,
(18 liroad st. '
PLANER 14x6, 12x6 and 24x6 PLANER
AND MATCHERS. GENERAL MA
CHINERY CO., 1011 CHESTNUT ST.
PONY Medium slse. brown and white
gentle and safe for children. Also
cart, harness and saddle. Main 2;IKS.
PIANO WANTED Late model Chand
ler In perfect condition, good cord
tires, to exchange for a Baby Grand
piano of standard make. Don't
answer this unless you have a good
planO and want a good car. Address
Chandler, care News.
ROOFING Fur suie, aaubaiu all grades
guurantred. Ask for prices, lok
qui Planing Mills. Chtttanooga. Tenn
SAVE cdAL Clean your EKlmney,
pipes and furnaces witn hoot uk
STROYER: large boxes, 86c. Stovall
Hardware Co.. 906 Market st. "Tbe
II" 1 1 ' , J nw,
STORE and office fixtures, furniture and
, . . . - . . .1 ,, . CJ .. I
nousenotu hooub. r. x-. juniei wi
vage Co., 101 B at., just south of 9th.
Main 1138,
SHINGLES For sale No. 1 and No. 1
Sine, prime and best cypress, clear
regon, cedar and asphalt. Phone or
write ua for prices. Lookout Plan
ing Mills, Chattanooga, Tenn.
SHARPENING We sharpen everything
that needs an edge. We sell tne nest
cutlery of all kinds. The Cutlery
Shop. 16H E, Seventh at. Main 1128.
good
75o a pair. Royal Jung co., mo a
st. Main 4649. '
THREE 8ILOS and 1 mules for sale or
will exchange for feed. Home Ice Co.,
Main 4900.
TYPEWRITERS and adding machines.
we sen an mares; renuuu anu
Chattanooga Typewriter Co., Main
4114.
VICTROLA BRAND NEW VICTROLA
AT A REAL BARGAIN. MAIN 2231.
WALL BOARD for sale. We have the
best. Phone or wrue us ior prices.
Lookout Plaining Mills. Main 94.
wMlTfc enameled, nickel plated Com
blnation gas and coal range ior saie.
W. L. Muallek, "the Gas Man," 623
Cherry st. Walnut 6466,
XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS 39-A
BULBS Xmas tree tree decorations,
bulbs In various colors and sir.es.
SOott-Beeler Electrical Co.. 1143
Market st. Main 6499.
BICYCLES for a""rl or boy. Give them
a bicycle that la conducive to recrea
tion and health. The Bike Shop, 111
W flth at. Main 5415.
BICYCLES for aale' st lass than thsy
cost me todsy; also tires and somn
other things at prewar prices. Ed
Marler, 917 Market St.. phone Msln
1600.
ESSEX Surprise your wife with an
icatex car cnristmas. eriu vw
fr. ftwiarf at r.lh fit
FOR XMAS trimmings, fruits, appi'.
Tangerines, grapes, an !"
candiee and Xmas trees. Get them
H Moses' Fruit Stand, 406 Market a I .
URN1TURB Is' always welcome on
Chrlstmaa. We have the largest and
moat beautiful varied stock In Chat
tanooga. G. O. Sanders, 210 W. 9th
st. Main 161.
GLASS With Xmss oay fast approarn-
Ing and om oanta ana ins rsmu-y
coming don't let him feel a frigid
atmosphere Inside every home with a
warm welcome. Have .those broken
windows put In by skilled workmen
and done with a guarantee; estimates
furnished; no Job too large and no Job
too small. Call The Warren Bros.
Co. Inc., "The Old Reliable Glass
House." 818 Market st. Main W")
JEWELRY Our stock Is replele In vs-
riety snd unequaied values: wria
watches, lavelliers, parasols, toilet
and manicuring sets, vanity cases,
gents' watches, silk parasols. Visit
our store. We have other articles too
numerous to mention.. She or he will
be proud If It comes from Hodges, the
Jeweler. Ill Market st
LARGE ASSORTMENT
OP EASTMAN KODAKS AND
FILMS. ALBUMS. XMAS CARDS,
MKMORT BOOKS. BABY BOOKS.
ALL SIZES AND PRICES.
VIOLET STUDIO
91 MARKET ST.
EXPERT KODAK FINISHERS
LIFE INSURANCE For your wife snd
family wnst could tte more eppropn
ete then a life Insurance policy assur
ing thsm that their Chrlstmaa will
continue should you die todsy. A
policy with the broadest Meld of pro
tection from a company with millions
of aaseta. OaS or aee c J. Hebert,
manager .International iJTe of Mis
souri. 49 Chamberlain bldg.. Chatta-
Phone Main H
MERCHANDISE
xmas gift uaorriONa i-a
FOLDERS Your Kodak picture in one
nf ml, ' .M-a .... b . win1lflll Ylllll
cards. Shannon, the Kodak Man
736 V4 Merkst st. ,
HUME OIFTS-Olfts for the home:
Aluminum ware, all sorts, all and
kinds. Why not an aluminum act
perciilafor or Berlin kettle, fancy por
celaln pieces, all varletlea, front room
suite, rockers, tables, ranges chirro
robe, rugs, heaters. Why not a nice
floor linoleum. ' blankets, comforts?
Don't buy till you talk It over with
us. We will make It for less. Close
Furniture Co., 411-414 Market st
llOMB Make It a home, the Christ
maa gift supreme; a home to call her
own. We have the choicest bargains
in town: easy payments, c. v. mown
Bros., 108 E. nth at. Main 1071.
ORANGES 60 CENTS PECK
ORANGES $2.76 BUSHEL
COME TO THE ORANGE GROVE
AND GET YOUR CHRIST
MAS ORANGES
DIRECT FROM GROVE
TO CONSUMER
Oranges, lOo dosen; 10 oranges and 4
to 1 grape fruit In market banket, $1;
41 oranges In market basket, $1; 1$ to
33 grspe fruit. $i.
ORANGE GROVE
103 W. 9th St.
PHONOGRAPHS AND PIANOS
THE STARR
WHY NOT MAKE IT A GIFT
THAT WILL MAKE A CHRIST-
MAS EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
AND ENJOYED BY THE WHOLE
FAMILY. WE HAVE SEVERAL
FINE PHONOGRAPHS. PLAYER
PIANOS AND PIANOS; EITHER
OF THESE WOULD MAKE UN
ENDING PLEASURE. WE WILL
MAKE REASONABLE TERMS;
OPEN EVENINGS.
STARR PIANO CO
Ul M.MCJtNT ST.
MAIN 3736.
PICT'JRH FRAMING
SHANNON. THE KODAK MAN
T15H Merket St. Main I860
PHOTOS-Mske a happy remembrance.
Have you had a anting r ajso post
cards made In 10 minutes. People s
Photo Studio, 10 E. Ith at.
SCISSORS Genuine Wlas scissors at 80
per cent, reduction mis wess; iiw
Cattaraugus pocketknlves, the best
quality we know how to buy. Stovsll
Hardware Co., 906 Market at., and
,-,..1-....,.. 1 1 , ...I ... i - tyt 111 Market at.
SHOES Get your shoes and clothing
fi.r Mum coat for Christmas. L
Csih, 3Q4 E- tn at
SUGGBSTIONS for kiddlea Chrlatmaei
1 ....II w. . .-I - iikllJr.H , 1 1 P ,1 1
IJOIIB, UOII uugKIVB. w,imM ...-
ture. kid dressers, tables, rockers, and
chslrs, toy .stoves, carta, waanna,
coaster wagons, tricycle, wheelbar
rows rocky horsea. See our line be
fore you buy. We will aave you
money. Close rurnlture Co,. 433-484
Mnrket st. ,
TURKEYS .
TURKEYS tukm
HEADQUARTERS FOR CHOICE
MIDDLE TENNESSEE TURKEYS.
IN ADDITION WW HAVE A FIN 10
COLLECTION OF GEESE. HENS,
DUCKS. ROASTING CHICKENS.
ETC. SEE WHAT WE HAVE TO
OFFER IN THE POULTRY LINE.
' R, L. WEST PRODUCE CO.
(OPPOSITE MARKETHOUSE
U MARKET HQ. MAIN 1113.
TOYS
TOYS
TOYS
A large assortment of toya and dolls
for the kiddles; also serviceable kitch
en utensils for her. Make them
iT.ppy. 8. 4k D. Mercantile Co., cor
ner B, 9th and King sts.
TOYS TOYS TOTS
See Crlsmsn's Xmas toys; hundreds
of nlcs things. Something for every
body; prices reduced.
CHISMAN HARDWARE CO.
Main 3341. 511 Msrkst St.
"Look for the Big Knife."
TOYS Do your Chrlstmaa shopping
witn us anu nave n
one place and delivered with one de
livery; toys, wagons, ranges, floor
coverings, rockers, blankets, chlfto
robes, comforts. Close Furniture Co..
432-434 Market st ,
WANTED You to know that Moccasin
Bend Meal Is now bring ground trom
new corn, and la whiter, sweeter, bet
ter than ever; can be had either bolted
or water ground style. Insist upon the
Moccasin Bend brand. Tenn. River
Milling co.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS 40
Mahogany library sOiTi-Thrae-
Siece rrencn siyie, upnuisiemu
lue and tan velour; also one oak writ
ing desk, suitable, for Christmas pres
ent, cap main jipi.
GOOD THINGS TO AT.
BAuW56MR-l.st rec.lved " a lot " or
country bAekbone and sparerlbs, 13a
lb. My trunk goes to Missionary
ridge dally. Call Hem. 2100-3101-2102.
f. W. Henlsy, Hlfhlsnd Park.
WANTED--You to know that It la
economy to eat Moccasin Hand Meal,
selling at lass tnan hair the price of
cheapest flour. Tenn. River Milling
Co.
WANTED TO BUY.
CLOTHING, second-hand bought and
sola. 304 b, Ita at. Main win,
FURNITURE Wanted to Buy good
sscond-hand furniture. Close rurnl
ture Co., 483 Market st.
! I 'ItNlTUIIE wi.nto.1; aee.iid-haiidof
nil kinds. Phone Main .
MEN'S SECOND HANI' clothing.
Eagle Loan office. 11 K. 9th st. Call
Muli) (041.
FURNITURE Wanted to buy second
hand furniture; will pay full price.
Call 5611
OLD GOLD' and silver waiitcd. Bauer's
Jewelers. 906 Msrket at.
"aivCOMb?aU;.B 'JJ CO T H i N G; oaat
pticee PSllH, 84 W III h at Main I4t.
ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS WITH BOARD. 47
rilKltltY sT , 72" Rooms and board.
popular prices.
GA' AVK ." 730
Main 3681.
Room and board.
ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD. 41
l INi!LY "furnished moms, $(. to $lu
week, about asms rates for two
persona per room. Elegant ladles
parlor, piano, vlctrola, with many
finest records. fre bathe, frequent
entertainments, etc. CICNTRAL HO
TEL. Ninth and Market streets, "the
homelike hptel with a clean reputa
tion." questionable characters need
not apply.
( I.DaR ST., 114 Furnished front room
in'prlvate home. Walnut 768,
Ft kNIMIIKD front room for rent l ull
Main tt.
GKOltoiA AVE . "10 Three connecting
unfurnished rooms, also one large
room completely furnished for house
keeplng. Main 6160.
LAUGH front b-dr...M,i (oriii-h",l . hoi
snd cold water: privets family; cheap.
Walnut tti.
NK'KLir 'furnished ftont neon '"
tleman; bath, steam hast, lights. ( ell
Main 4406,
ROOMS lo rest to two biiainesa oi.n
or two gentlerpen; will serve brrakfaat
at 6 o'clock, dinner If dealred. St.
.Pmp. QUI Main 48.
ROOMS Three room's on Missionary
ridge; adults only. HenOock III.
Hf ICLMO Two rooms aad bitenenette.
lo.,,,,. Main 1I&
W. JTH ST., (33 Two rootrcomplila
7 famished for housekeeping.
Cell
Meln 3131.
ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING 41
APARTMENT Nicely furnished a Dart
ment, 4 rooms, all conveniences, close
in; want young couple to share same
i wiciwdt gjKun.ngwq. wain sets.
APARTMENT For rent, three-robm
apart men t to parly buying furniture;
both lights, gas; private entrance; one
year iaa or more. 306. Palmetto at
CH K.HTNOT ST.. 411 Two loom. rur
nlshed for housekeeping; close In; ref
erer.cea. Msln 6766.
E. TERRACE, It Four unfurnished
connecting rooms.
APARTMENT Wanted or 4 rooms
and bath, close In. Main 4401.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
HOU8E8 FOR RENT.
63
ALTON PARK Two, three-room houses
In Alton Park, 48d at., In flrat-claaa
condition; have electrlo lights, water
turnisnea, sio.uv
MACRAE A PTUART
116 B, 8th St. Main 141
MISSIONARY RIDGE 8-room house
$46 per month. J. R. Johnston. Wal
nut 7466.
BUSINESS PLACES FOR RENT 64)
STORE room on boulevard, 10x50, with
three living rooms In rear. See us
for price. Macrae 4k Stuart. Main 141
HOUSES FOR BALK.
FOR SALE
FOUR-ROOM cottage at Rldgedale, one
block from Oak at. car line, close to
school $2,600
N. CHATTANOOGA BARGAIN 5 -room
cottsge, close to achuol. full slaa lot.
only $1,400
M'CALLfR AVB. BARGAIN 7-ronm
furnace heat, $7,000; $1000 cash $60
per montn.
I. A. BROWN
105 W. 9th St. Main till.
DUNCAN AVK.-Weat end of Park: I
story, (-room house, full lot, for
84,500; better than prewar price
enough said: $1 .000 cash, balance easy.
Call Walnut 7456 tonight or Main 81
tomorrow.
HOMES
SPLENDID HIGHLAND PARK HOME
Two-story, 7-room modern home, In
clinllna hot water hent. located In the
best part of the Park; $7,600; terms
can be arranged.
HIGHLAND PARK COTTAGE.
$1,160 on easy terms, will buy 4-room
cottsge; new roof, newly painted, on
iiiii siso lot; immeoiate possession.
CLOSE IN CITY HOME
Good 5-room house In good condition:
hutii, electric lights, good furnace
gas for cooking; located In good
ni'iKiiboriionii; now vacant; immedi
ate possession.
C. W. Danlei will be glad to show you
tin -ae propel I lea.
JOHN R. EVANS
Realtor.
114 E. 7th St. Main 448-681.
LOOKING for a home T. Yes I "Call ma,
Johnston. Main li mint, wai. iw
NEARLY 10 ON TOUR MONEY
Get this bargain for an Investment
four apartments, close In, In town, for
colored; on paved street, for only
$1,750; essy terms or will do belter
for all cash, cull Hnglehardt tonight
6117, or tomorrow 4117.
REAL ESTATE AH klnda rentala and
loans; oldest In city.
V. Brown
nro
Farms and Land For Bala. M
REAL 10HTAT10 sold; also a Una lot of
envelopes. Call Knglenardt tonight
Msln 617.
Real Batata For Exchange. M
VACANT LOTH Wanted " to trade 11
vacant lota, valued $1,100 cash for
automobile. Phone Main 957 or 4846
WANTED REAL ESTATE. 66
HA UK SBRVICE, SAFETY. List your
your property for sale or rent with
Albert V, Walker, 916 Vol. bldg. Call
Walnut 7060.
f
LAUQH WITH US
1
He had been steallnx lam again and
had been aeverely chastised by his
mother.
When father and son were alone the
fond parent could aee thr.t Tommy
had been greatly Impressed.
"Well, my aon. he aald, "I hope you
have learned a lesson."
"Yes he anawered feelingly, "I have,
but tell me, daddy, at what age do
these hostilities really cease?"
"Ethsl," ha whispered,
marry met"
"I don't know, Charlie,
"will
you
she replied
coyly.
"Well, when you find out," he said,
rising, "aend me word, will you? I
shall be at Mabel Hick's until lo
o'clock. If I don't hear from you by
then I am going to ask her,"
Shs hurried up,
"Do you know anything about palm
istry, Herbert T" she asked.
"Oh, not much" he answered with
an air of modesty. "Not a great ileal,
although I bad an experience last night
which might be considered a remark
able example of art you mention. I hap
pened to glance at the hand of a friend,
and I Immediately predated he would
presently become the possessor of a
considerable amount or money. Be
fore he left the room he had a nice
little sum handed to him "
"And you foretold that from his
han.IT"
"Yea. It had four acres In It."
Two friends were discussing a third,
who had Just had a business rrash.
"That settles Tom." aald the first.
"His rise was rapid. He climbed high.
Hut sum-ess spoiled him, and ha la
now down and out."
With a thoughtful smlls the other
added: '
"One reason why there'e always
room st the top of the ladder la that
so many people, once they get there,
become giddy snd fsll off.''
CANADIAN CROP REPORT
Ottawa, Ontario, The dominion bu
reau of statistics has Issued a bulletin
giving In definite figures the areee aown
lo various crops In t'anada this year
and the yields per sore.
The total In acres wsa aa follows,
compaiatlve figures for 1819 bring given
In brsrkets: Wheat. II 388.174 (ItTlti.
(61); oats. 11,141.118 II4.V13.1II): bar
lay. 3.661.919 ( 3.646.669): ry. 649.al
73l,vl. j.caa. 184,846 (210.3M): beans.
78.163 ( 68.577): buckwhsst. 878.476 (444.
733): (las, 1.418,164 (1.993,116); mlied
grains. 311.634 (801.413): norn for husk
ing, 10,814 ( 344.607): potatoes. 764.541
(811.747); turnips, etc., 380.186 (117
14): hay and clover. 10.178.393 (tn.l'H -3U);
alfalfa, 336.164 (336.846): fodder
com, 6U.977 ( 611,746). For oats the
area returned for 1810 la the hlgheet on
record.
The average yields In bushels per
acre as compared with the averages
for 119 In ormrkete, are aa follow!
Wheat, 18 fl): oats, Jr, C4I4), bar
ley. U (3111); rye. it (US): pass.
194 I4: neans. 90 ila'.i buck
wheat. ', c'8',1. Aai, 7t (3); mlsrd
grains inv (3D: corn for huaklng.
47H (44). The provisional estimates of
the total vlrlda of these croDa In huah-
ele Is as follows: Wheat 11 (MH)
(IM,3.4O0); oats. 143.08ll.ooi) U84.387.
OOO): barley. 68.6 (KM (64.18. 400) ; rve
13.1M.004) (lt.M1.4M): ea. $.T3.w
(8.406.300); beans, 1,435.800 (1,388,600);
buckwheat, II, 1)116,600 (10,650,800); flag,
10,760.000 (5.472,800); mixed gralna. 11,
417.000 (37. 851. 7o(l); com for huaklng,
11,666,000 (16.040,600). The yield of oats
for 1(10 Is the highest on record.
GOLF LINKS AT GATUN
COST EIGHT MILLION
Sporty Course in Panama Oa
nal Zono Was Laid Out on
Gigantic Gatun Dam.
Gatun. Canal Zone. (I. N. H.) The
n- ut expensive golf course In the world
Is t oasted by Gatun.
An $8,000,000 golf course seems
wild dream of iportdom, yet that la
Just what the employee at tha Oatun
locks enjoy This will probably bring
visions of great extravagance Into the
minds of many, for It smacka of waste
fill expenditures. These worries are
uaeles, however, for Gatun'e 38.000
000 golf course Is a necessity to world
commerce and a benefit to some forty
five American men stationed In this
Jungle spot
The 3S. 000. 000 anlf course Is the area
Oatun dam, the dam which made the
Panama canal sii,-i easful, and it Is only
a coif rotii'so becauae It offers a moat
convenient space for links and because
tho employes at Gatun locks had sum
dent Initiative and energy to lay nu
one of the annrtlest courses In th
world over tho top of these acres and
acren of hutlded dam.
"Jack" Walsh, who calla Jersey City
hla home, but who has lived on the
canal since the first American atram
shovel pushed Its nose Into the tropica
soli of Panama, la lamely resnonalglt
for the Gatun golf course. "Jack" Is
foreman In charae of construction
Gatun. He la responsible for keepln
th Gatun dnm and the Gatun splllwa
In th beat ot condition. In his spsre
time "Jack" worka on the Gatun golf
course and his associates spend many
of their apare houra with him rolling
fairway and cupping greena.
President-Elect Trie It
President -elect Harding, Senator
Frellnghiiysen, of New Jersey, and Hen
ator Hale, of Maine, recently played
over the Gatun course and pronounced
It tbe sport lest course they had ever
played. Tim first nolo is it yaraa ana
lo make It the plaver must drive down
a fifty-foot wide fairway wnn tne can
ama canal as a iinsiiru on one sine, an
u nttv-fool wall aa the hasard on th
other aide. The second hole, some 100
yards. Is a drop from the top of th
Gstun locks to the bottom of Gatui
.ohm Th third hole Is nlavctl tin th
side of the dam. The fourth hole la
laid alona 300 yards of the front far
Ing o( the dam, and It la necesssry
lor tne player to nrive un mo
Ditched at an angle of 30 degreea to
ward Gatun lake. It was on this hob
o,.i Nanatne D'rallnahuyaen loaf elbn
balls In Gatun lake the first tlms he
played the course.
After the first four holes the course
approaches any dimcuil course in in
ll.iltM.I HtntAS
New players go ovr the nine holes
at Gatun with weeping and gtinBhlnK
of teeth. Tet the look tenders, the
-l.nlrlelana snd the lilacksmlliH and
mechanics of Gatun looks, who play
the course dally, piay amng ooyioua .
,k. Itaaaeria mantal and other
wise, and turn In cards allowing 40 and
46 for nine holes over the world s most
expensive and moat hasardoua golf
coure.
Vanderbilt an Inventor.
hi. Hint neu -Himner reporters
must shine Iholr own shoes, Cornelius
V underwit, Jr., lias lurueu uh-h"".
the pstent rights for a pocket shoe
shining outfit having Been received by
him. The Invention of the shoe shining
outfit, says the worM's richest re
portei,"rwlll not dete him from his
Intention to become the "beat reporter
In tha world," as wen as me rjcnw.i.
Young Vanderbilt will attend to the
details of his patent, see that hlaplcket
.1... i, i, ,,i, ,,,,im la manufactured
ml ugnln center nis enons " iii
scoops" for III paper. -
.,,.!. -... r- v- man wants to Shin
i.i. ...... .ki" aald the reporter, but
the average man dlsllkaif to get hi
hands dlrly anil nia nnger naii .o.-.
with ahoe polish. It's like the. case
of the safety raaor. All men use i
shave themselves and aave money, but
r.'7 .1,. ..rmv raaor was Invented.
the average man was afraid of cutting
hla face. The saieiy raaor e
tho danger of cutting one's face while
shaving and Instantly million of men
started In to shave themselves.
"When a person shine his own shoes
he must first look around for ," "'""
polish, men una inn mum -
oci.". a soft rag to put on the final
polish. My patent consist of a hollow
tube, about nine Inches long and as big
around as the tube In which aliavlng
soap carried, wunin
amaller tubes filled with he polish
hlch may i aijueeaeu i
n..t. and nrusnsn on mo win"-"
out soiling the hands. Attached to
each OBlToJ the bigger tube s a nice
can easily carry the entire outfit In
his vest pocket. When used by a mil
lion man tha outfit will save 150,000
a day for the men of America, or more
than $6,000,000 a year. Of couree. more
; i nno ooo men would uae th
.1 ...1- aaliltt Till- Iftlt Ilflill IMlllMII. "'
pocket shoe shining o"'-" . ,
This Is the second patecnt taken out
by the young reporter. The first was
opta.ned on" a new type o .revolver
made to be entirety concealed In he
i.i. .n i, lea of nrotecting the
average man from highwaymen. Hut
KTSi SSSk not shiMd with accurscy
and nlana for Ita manufacture were
abanuoneii.
r - -
True Oultnra.
..i.e. ( . I . .fnui-iial 1
I V ' 11 n ........ .
ii.u.1, the eminent psycholo
gist, once wrote, "There Is perhaps .no
better definition of culture than It la
he capacity for cosananiur '''-"''7
In range ana soourai j p .
"'Thai I. oartalnly a very different
thing from the mrimn i m
, i l.. i.,... ,-.,., 11 1 nil to ua. Also.
It Is something very different fjroga that
did but general Idea of ouHure which
held It lo be a species of educated re
finement which set Its posseeanr shme
and slm.f from the ordlnsry
nroceasea of the World Both of th.se
Ideea Imply somelhlng contracting,
(tfl&k. In Mr. Dewey', definition there
s. on the contrary, an empnaaia ....
.ilnalon. It la his definition r some-
hlng very like It whirn is oeing
aided In America today. .,..
Tlie present Miesi 01 m vu..u..-.
I... I- It., nnm who la able 10
. ' ' li' 1. 1 1 Mm .
meet easily and without any degrada
tion of his standards a wide range of
people and situations in 01 tier awwha
a culture ananiea uim -
uauallv welcome no metter M8 M
tlml. himself, In the society pf the very
rich or th, very poor, to Coluinbue O.
or In Honolulu. That Is the sort of
ulture which our usiwr .'"-
Im at snd which we believe they are
trying to Inculcate.
Education.
(Herbert Hpencer.)
Ilv science crmatant appeal la made
Individual resaon. Ita truths sre
not sccetded upon suihority sione. ui
sll sre st liberty to teat them: nay. In
msnv csaea. tha pupil la reiiulred tc
hlnk out his own iiinciuaona.
ten In a scientific c-oncluslon Is sub
mitted to his Judgment. Me is mm
lied to admit It witnoui seeing m
he true And tne trust m nia uwn
lowers thus priMlueed la further ln-
iriaanl Dy tne eiiliaimu.I -i... .......
nsture Juatlflea his conclusions when
hev are rorrecliy prawn. rrmn
.i.i. ih.re rioua that Indetienden.e
whleh la a moat vslusble element In
haracter. r
Mamma's Job.
illusion Transcript )
What doee your father do" asked
he iiriclpal.
"rftan sir. he doeen't live with ua;
mamma supimrts me.
Well. then, bow ooea your nuuner
earn her llvtngT
UK. .,n n. id fur atavlns swav from
papa." answered the child, artlessly.
Extra Thrill.
"Are caterpillars good to eat?" asked
(tie Tommy at the dinner table.
"No." aald hla father. What makee
you ask a question like that while w
are eating r ,
"Tou had on on your lettuce, but
lt gone now." replied Tommoy.
11
PITY POOR HUSBAiWS
EFFORTS TO PLEASE WIFE
She Bosses Him, Curtails Hif
Freedom, Deserts Him, Be
cause He Is Hot Caveman.
(Philadelphia Record.)
It Is not such an easy thing to fee.
husband as it looks. Th other day an
Ohio Judge held that It was cruelty for
a husband with five children to earn
only $83 a month, and ordered 'jH
pay $60 alimony, evidently with a
purpose of compelling him to earn mo)
by leaving the pulpit and worklag a
a machinist.
But Sadie married Louis Miller when
he was a working man, and MNH
owns a factory and they live on River
side drive, and they are suing each
other for separation, and Liouls Is so
prosperous that the court gave Kadle
alimony of 360 a month. Sadie's law
yer explained that "this Is another case
of the wife being good enough for the
husband when poor and III moderate
circumstances, but nut good enough
when he becomes wealthy."
A husbsnd In Camden was obliged
to sleep on thethird floor and denied
meals in his A house, and his wtfn
ih spina for divorce on the ground of
desertion, though, of courie, he had to
desert at meal times In order to got
anything to eat.
Beverly Towle signed an ante-nuptial
agreement that "my wife shall
come first before everything and every
body ami shall have my aalarjeH
week. She shall be boss of the hou.nl
and have everything to say about houw
life, Including pleasure and comforts; ,
she must have outings and t heater
when we can afford them. And yet
his married life was not happy; he
took advantasn of the fact that th
nl,-,UIimi "Si i u I V4 iiui mw
...... ...... 1 1 .. I ..... JLA . .. r,,kit
mrea gin. wno posea in tignis.
Mors Domestic Storms.
Nathaniel Herman, of Chicago,
smoked stogies after going to bed and
blew smoke In his wife's face, arid ah
sued him for divorce. A chicken fan
cier in Madison, N. J., complained that
his wife killed his prlse-wlnnlng Or
pington chickens hut would not let him
eat them, and a New Jersey chancellor
refused to give a divorce to either of ,
them. ,
An Important clttaen of Armenln "
traction smashed hla wife's fall fe3ja
net, whereupon she and her mother left
the apartment, and she has so far ac
oulred American habits thst aim I
suing her husband for divorce 081 Mb
ground of cruelty.
A camnen woman sued for divoroe on
the ground that tier husband beat her,
gave her Iniufflclent money and re
quired her to live with his mother. The
vice-chancellor held that the Mat
count was cruelty, and granted her a
divorce. The beating and exeeasle
economy miii ht caas. hut the mother-
in-law settled the thing.
noaroer Obisctsd to Husoann.
A vesy painful case Is that of
oman In White I'lslns. N. J., who
told her dearest friend what a wonder
ful husband she had. and tho friend
tole the hiishand from her. What
could the huabHiid do In such a caseT
But the court granted an absolute di
vorce. A man In Bayonne paid $3 for a
wife and ahn wouldn't stay en the
tiiemlsea, and st last accounts tie was
trying to got hla money back.
A man Hi Haltlmore oh ected to the
star border at his wife's hoarding
house, snd the hoarder offered to so
elsewhere, hut the wife ssld her h na
na 'ut only pan! the same board SS
others, ami several boarders MsMslHI
to him ami she preferred that he should
leave. Th Judge left the matMHH
her.
Ait artist of New York snd Pari la
Irvine; to recover tils collection of art
objects which his wife has carries jK-i"
A Philadelphia woman keeps helH
band's vesta locked up and allows him
one only whan they go out together.
more is a grass widow in .New York
who has put her husband's library In
atorsgn In her own name, and there In
one In Detroit who desalted her hua-
nand but took hla 33.300 with her; and
ha la advertlelng for her addraaa with
the purpose of send Ins her aoanH
$100 so that she can go further.
A man In Tri llion would not kiss hla
wife, but rend al meals and mails nasty
remarks shunt her mother, and 8M
went away and sued for divorce on
the around of desertion. His own 01-
puliation Is : "I nsver knocked bwm
wife senseless In order to Impress upon
her my regard. If 1 bad this t3H
would never have developed. Too 868698)
gentleness was my trouble."
I he modern hiiKliiind has not tn
nerve to practice the arts of the cave.
man hi cnpturlng and retaining! MtSk
woman, snd he has a Drettv hard time
trying to keep her.
HEALTH ADVICE
(BY UNCLE SAM, M. O.)
1
Your Lung.
Thoae who fi ar (bev have weak lunsw
should remember that
Fresh air tn plenty prevents renauaanw
Hon. Mil nah Ine kills the germs that
causa It.
Choose sunny living room. OsanaSIH
windows and let the air In even g) nflHj
days. Keep the house clean, don't wait
for spring. If a consumptive has movnit
out of a room, give It snd the furniture
a good scrubbing with soap and water.
may in tn open air as much an pos
sible. Seek outdoor work for It la
vastly better for health than Indoor
work. Keep tho feet dry.
Breathe with deep. long, full fengJOsVB
to carry the fresh air to evsry corner of
your lungs. Do this every day for sev
eral minutes In the wornlng and at
night with the window open or while
out of door. Breathe through th 8MH
Irlls. and not through th mouth..
Muy simple rood milk and egga. 6B8M
fresh meat, cereal, vegetables,
and hotter and fruit.
Live a regular Ufa. Get plenty f rt
snd sleep.
courage also I important. 8MH1
her If you have consumption yon) can
ho helped and there ar good chance
for being cured.
werni.
Q. Will you kindly Inform m aa to
whether or not a vonng woman could
sustain a "hernia?" Three year go 1
noticed a sllht diachsige running front
the navel. Cately. It has become fttnok
worse: In fact, ther I a dtsagi Miafep,
odor coming from It. Please advia
f I ahi.nl. I reuuiie an operation, and
It rould be an "umbilicus hernia T".
A Yea. women can suffer front hur
ls, and an umbilical hernia Is no. - ,
common, liy all means nave tn nat-
er attended to by a qualified nsOMISsBsl
surgeon. Th condition may not rdMSMH
a surgical operation. Tour description
Is not that of a hernia: In hernia tbe re 1
la no open sore and no discharge. If It
Is an umbilical hernia. It can prooamy on
mplrtoly cured by a surgical
Hon.
Beady With Answer.
'Steaka anil lolnta to atlit sll
ts." .. declared the printed nation
In the window Th- hungry tramp
passing bv observed it R.aeiilly. Then
bracing himself for the coming Ordeal
entered the ah, .p.
Well, sir," aald the sa'.-man. coin-
ng forward, and wnat can i uo ior
OUT" . .
The knkhl of the read ponder IOC
moment, then remarked:
"Look 'ere. auv'nor. you sav you'v
got Joints to suit all pockets. WKj
what t alKHit a chap with an fJHH
ponket? What have you got for hlmT"
The salesman smueu
-I'ui afraid we ran only offer Hint
th cold houldr." he snswered.
Weds at Midnight Hour.
(Washington Post.)
Their children by previous marriage
present. Including the Conrow n an
Irl. whose future l me naw ni
I fh leva I flahts now la th 4MtrtCt
unr.-me court Amelie W V ConTOW,
one-time society girl of New York,
sn.l Rudolph J Bodmer. author M
clubman, were married at 13:l tni
morning, one minute auer vne iviom
became free from her inarWag t
Rot-ert W. Conrow. general sales man
ager of th Central Foundry conu-an;.
of New Tork.
C.mroWs divorce, as " "
odKe Lewis. vlce-chanceHor oBWH
ersey. went Into envoi me nu oay.
but neither party waa free to wmt
until after mldnlsht.
mldnlsht.
te after 11 o'rtoolK Rev.
vis. pastor of Weslsgwatf
church, perform the
One minute
Titus B. Davl
Preabytrrlan
rlnggBeremony.

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