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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1906-01-11
WHITES.

We are glad to see sunny days once
more. 1t will be good for health and
dry up the muddy roads. Our roads
are in very bad condition and we
would like to see them worked by the
county. It is like all other public
business-each one waits on the other
and nothing is done. 1t takes a
petition to the board of supervisors to
get the roads worked by contract. Who
will start the petition
Our people also want a rural free
delivery, and all that has to be done
is to petition the postoffiee department
and find man that will contract to
carry the mail. Who will start the
petition, and who wants the contract
There is money in it for the contrac-
tor and convenience for the patrons.
We are glad to note that our Sun.
day school is progressing nicely.
We are having one of the best
literary schools that has ever been
taught at Clear Branch.
Miss Webbie Webb, one Of our
teachers, visited homefolks at Star
Saturday, accompanied by Miss Pearl
Byrd.
Miss Bessie Butler visited her par.
ents at King Saturday.
DR.. John Steen has gone to school
to finish his medical course.
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COUNTY NEWS.
VIRGIL.

J. E. Ross was . visitor here Sun
day.
Mrs. John Means has been sick with
grippe.
The Literary Society at the school
had an interesting meeting last Fri
day evening. The following officers
were elected: j. 9. Watson, presi.
dent; Miss Alma Bradley, secretary /;
Rev. W. A. Hall, critic.
Jim Gill had business about Polk
vile, last Sunday.
James Everett visited Daniel Sun
day, but that is not q new thing with
James.
Rev. W. A. Hall went to Raleigh
Saturday where he preached Sunday.
Ras Ross, w. n. and j. @. Watson
were business visitors to Pulaski one
day last week.
Miss Leiva Gill has entered school
at this place.
We had good Sunday schools at
both the Met hodist and Presbyterian
churches last Sunday.
Surveyor Russell was doing business
in this community last week.
Mr.. Burside, the fruit-tree agent,
was shaking hands in these parts this
week.
The entertainment at the residence
of r. l.. Means, with Miss Eula
Means, hostess, was an enjoyable
affair on last Friday evening.
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CLEARY.
Health good.

Health good.
Bro. Morris filled his appointment
at Hickory Ridge Saturday and Sun
day. Hereafter preaching will be on
the first Saturday and Sunday of each
month.
W. P. Alllston and family visited
at Florence Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Novel Hilton, of Rex
ford, visited s. P. Smith and family
the past week.
Mrs. J. B. Pierce, of Florence,
visited relatives in our community.
The Miller brothers, of King, visit
ed their sister, Mrs. Maude Holcomb,
Sunday.
Mrs. Vie Black, of Madison, visited
relatives here, returning Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George, of Kinds,
visited Henry Smith and family the
past week.
Mrs. Ella Thomas and Master John,
of Jackson, visited their aunt, Mrs.
M. e. Johnson, returning Monday,
Miss Lula Holcomb visited Mrs.
Bette Smith and attended church at
Hickory Ridge Sunday.
Uncle Billy Smith is on his regu-
lar visit to Kinds.
Mrs. M. A. Smith is visiting rela-
tives at Anse.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith visited at
Crystal Springs, returning Monday.
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STORAGE OF FURS

ALL FURS LEFT WITH US FOR
remodeling or repairing will be stored
for the summer months free OF charge
r Stencil Fur Co. 70 =. 3rd So. cor;
state Ind Tel. $40 Highest price paid
Tor live Wild animals N-oSb
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Bound to Occur.

IIubby-Look here I've been working
like a dog all day at the office; and
don't intend to come TO crying children
and an oyerdonc dinner
Wifey-And I suppose you think that
Just because YOU have been working IKE
a Cog nil day that you should growl ike
ono all evening!
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LADIES' APPAREL


FROM THE EAST. ALMOST NEW
skirts waists Jackets. dress and even
ing gowns at your own price. Ill e. End
South N3I3
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FOR RENT OR LEASE


BUSINESS BLOCK IN BINGHAM
Junction. one door north of West Jor-
dan Drug Co.. brick building plate glass
front, good location. See August Olander
Murray, or West Jordan Drug Co, Bing-
ham Junction. S1919
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING

S l.. STEAM CARPET CLEANING
works. cold-blast feather renovating.
work guaranteed. Cor. Sth West and So.
Temple Emyr Eynon. Propr Bell tel.
20l9; Ind ITO. wfl
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE


lANCk REAL ESTATE AND INV. CO
we can ht you out with anything In the
real estate line.
For slIO0
We can sell you a new i-room brick cot,
tage, city water IN tho house. lot 21zx8
rods TO alley; terms. $50 cash, balance $40
Il month, northwest of the city.
For $3.50.
we can sell you new Groom prlck
mouse, all modern conVenicnces. except
furnace; good cellar, large bathroom por.
Celaln tub; toilet and waShstand; lot 5S9
rods; near 10th East and Ith So.
For $1,000.
f We can sell you an up-to-datc cottage
on the north bench, basement under en-
tire house, cement floor; porcelain bath
tub; nickel plumbing, hardwood floors;
natural wood finish. large front porch;
back porch screened: corner lot PIX rods.
For S4700.
We can sell you a new 3-room modern
brick homo with all modern conVenienccs,
on the cast bench; lot 3xl0 rods.
We can sell you 9-room modern brick,
close In, on the east side; good barn, etc
Sec Us for Farms and Acreage.
IA acres OF good land, nrst-class water
right. good Groom house. 10 miles south
east OF city. only S1T50.
An Ideal Y0-acre farm, with crop ready
10 harvest, with good 5-room house, first
class water right one good spring for
culinary purposes half acre In strawber-
rles, will he ripe within one week. IL
miles southeast OF city, for reduced price.
$500.
RANCK REAL ESTATE; AND INV. CO,
Suite 23l d F. Walker Bldg. xcDl9
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PH0N0GRAPHS

EDISON PHONOGRAPH PARLORS. 32S
S w, Temple. Fone 1146-X 0l607
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SAFE REPAIRING

EXPERT SAFE OPENING AND LOCK
work Salt Lake Stamp Co, cor. 3rd
So and w. Temple. Fones 0t. p2lO
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MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN BAR
ber trade in weeks. Wages paid every
night Special rate to next ten students,
Cat free Write us. Moler System Of Col
leges SO E. 1st So. St, Salt Lake. xl5i7
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MAPLE FLOORING

IF YOU WANT MAPLE FLOORING.
clear white. l3l face, $50 per thousand.
carload lots. 10 per cent less see Geo.
XIII
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BARBER SHOP FOR SALE. HY-
draulic chairs. combination case; half
block from depot. Good location. Clears
from s25 to $50 q week. Trial given II
wanted Cheap for cash. l6S 25th St,
Ogden Utah. w3Ss
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ARCHITECTS


ERSKINE & LILJENBERG, 1924
Dooly building. Ind. phone. S43; Bell.
S4S-K Artistic homes. N9
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BATH AND MASSAGE

ELITE PARLORS. INDICATED, VA
nor and magnetic baths; plain mag
nctlc Swedish body massage. Men and
women operators. 2J7-2l0 Constitution
bldg Bell 1890. NZU9l
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l)Sl

2. hs halty DIV EsItsB AtB3UT 5II
bid helurn TO le4 l'E. %.
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ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS

THE KELLEY CO. PURE ICE CREAM
and Sherbets: prompt delivery. 70 Rich
ards street Both phones 3223 w657
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUsEwORK
l67 2nd St. x1G2
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GOOD COOK; GOOD WAGES; MUST
have ref. Mrs. d. S. Murray. o and 2nd
SITS x1591
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TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE


WE RENT ALL MAKES. TYPE
writer Exchange. 62 w. End So. rlloo
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,TAuRANT MEN N TO TO
~. II lnaaife B 49, Tgl9s rg1ss
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DIARIES
UPHOLSTERING & REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE REUPHOL-
stored and repaired Estimates sub
nnltted on request Phones $500 S. l..
Mntt & Mfg. Co, l5S w lst So 224
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l!ID-AGENIS

/ Ms c1N~~~~-~~~
~ Rsva = ciIY rl.I OR CoUN-
10, " u, usel, experienced
d E,,l,sst Honest effort well
lbS bSiis:iase!urers' i:,lse Agents
XlaN0
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e. WITH sI INITIALS
ass, oIssona Iss%aTd; Si Return
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE, PAUL HEN.
prop, 6S E. LIST So; 200 rooms rates. 25c
Csc and soc Xl96l
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SEVERAL BOILER MAKERS, RAIL-
road experience. References. Address
3 81. Tribune. X2oli
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEwORK.
Must understand cooking 969 e. Brig
ham. w2t52
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BABY BUGGY TIRES

PUT on. AUTO TIRES VULCANIZED
at Osborne's. % Z. Ith So. Ind. phone
ti76. N720
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PERSONAL

WHEN IN EUREKA DON'T FORGET
I will meet you at the Marble Slab Shoe
Shining parlors. l. Sam Locke. at the
Uncle Sam. 76 and 7S Main st. s10SS
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Esss:s q i buE2RNHARDT
81 Please return on as, to
Xa1l2
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THE BON TON RESTAURANT. Il w.
lst South, serves extra fine dinner from
II Il, m. TO p. IN. and to p. m. Short
orders night and day. Open all night
Chinese style. Noodles and chop souey.
Private dining room for ladies. xlS5i
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NURSE GIRL FOR YOUNG CHILDREN
Apply 475 East 1st South. X2cl'
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WE WILL MAKE YOU A PRESENT OF
$1,000 give you a splendid suit OF clothes
every ninety days, enlarge your picture
free and pay you n salary Of $500 per
month and all travelling expenses to take
orders for the greatest and most reliable
portrait house In the world. All this will
be guaranteed Address R u. Martel,
Dept l79. Chicago, Ill x1542
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" COOK STOVES.
~. gooos- We carry
$ Ahand goods In tho
FUN Co., 113 So.
VA@. xeSS
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HAT FACTORY

HATS CLEANED. BLOCKED AND RE
modelled. Utah Hat Factory. IA South
Main. Ind. phone 1889 X15
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COMPETENT SHOE SALES PEOPLE.
Davis Shoe Co.
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HAY. COAL AND GRAIN


HARVEY & CO. 10 w. S. TEMPLE.
Bell phone 1927, Ind. 1914.
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FIRST-CI,AsS BARBER AT ONCE. sis
guaranteed Capitol Barber shop, SO
Main ST. Boise Ida. x299
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YOUNG GIRL TO HELP WITH BABY
and light housework. Apply az So. 10th
East x2o24
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,IS FOE DURIsN.G5 s.5rs.J SUM 5
xl96i
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LAUNDRY

LACE CURTAINS LAUNDERED, FINE
work. Mrs. e Thre!keld. 9l2 10th X.
Phone. 2249-K- x1G5G
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LADY SECOND COOK APPLY 255 SO.
lst West st. T2S6
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Hr,N1NG TEAM. uN...
Nl9l2
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WANTED CARPENTER FOREMAN
and helpers for bridges and buildings
track foreman and laborers. graders and
construction help OF all kinds, P. & l.
n. Ry. Co. Wciser. Ida. xSi2
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GOOD HOUSE BOY TO LEARN THE
drug business references, Apply 30l l..
Second South.
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sAN OLD GENTLE
els ca-e Of tor fair pay
EIl Tribune.
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FOR HIRE

LADIES' AND GENTS SADDLE
horses and divided skirts at the Iowa
stables, 129 w. So. Temple. ISIS
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MUTATIONS D

~. UNDERSTANDS
iii, i1ius, Irrigation and
"'sss B 60. Tribune,
- x2Dll
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TWO ELECTRICIANS FOR CONDUIT
work. Apply room COS Progress build
ing. ESH
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4: uES, BoARD, D),,ddsTD ASD
Sc Ao"'e' x2G21
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sTROCKs EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Hotel, restaurant and household help
Headquarters for laborers.
45 w. Second South. Phones i6. e742
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aCDS OF ALL DE-
VIZ fgrn. Co., second
Ia sd lS, Bell l19-Y.
hlZI
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PsSSa No q QUE QUESTIONS
is:,s )! talksn s'iSan from coat cat
SsSSe : s.Il,tihle,, little & Little tie
NepublIc, xsolS
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HOUSE -WRECKING

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
buildings. Salt Lake House Wrecking
Co, l0l Atlas block. Bell 35S5-K r11l2
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PLUMHoF's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
headquarters for mine, mill, smelter and
r. r. 1ahore.s hotel help, etc. 1915 w
2nd So Bell tel 1854. w503
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Have you $1,000? Are you a mechanic, or
either an office MANI If so. ] have the
best proposition ever offered. Salary Sl00
per mo. and an equal participation In
profits OF % per cent on capital. This is
a bona fde going business. with no Ia
billties. and discount their bills Only
those meaning business need apply TO
this. Fullest investigation Invited.
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Saloon-Located in the heart OF city;
best transient trade. very low rent long
lease; receipts average SIS daily. II you
desire q flrst-class moncy-maker, see this
place. $1,000 will take IT.
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WALL PAPER CLEANED

BUTTE PAPER CLEANING co.
Leave orders at Smith Drug Co. Both
phones 23S xls
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NOTICE

waiting fruit trees by experienced nurs-
cry man. Frank Veniero, 40 w. 4th So.
woo
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PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER

A. COILS, PAINTER, PAPER HANG
or and kalsominer, 2Si Baltimore ave
Bell fonc 2039-k, WAT
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us ADULTS, COM
| 81 lodern housekeeping Pnag
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SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!

~~~~O~~N<~~~<~~~~-~-~-
ALL, KINDS AT BAILEY * SONS
Seed store 62 e. 2nd So. Both Fones
Sll x1i
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BOARD AND ROOM

ROOM, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD,
for gentlemen. 600 South Main. Ind
phone 305i X2046
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us0y BUY SECOND
IA pc, tie, q So. State.
w1l64
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PIPE-60,000 FEET


ALSO STEAM HOSTS. ALL KINDS
machinery, steam and electricity. j. NJ.
Sven 3Se So Srd West. n9I5
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E5 PAID FOR IRON.
Z i-.s rubber. copper. etc.
!, az Slh so., phone E9.
81 zS07
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| rugIE MEN TO REG
\ II Mems Christian as as
AEs Depart, good posi- si3
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IDEAL PAPER CLEANING co. LEAVE
orders at Van Dyke Drug Co. Both
phones i6l XII
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SECRET SOCIETIES

~-~~-~~~~~~~>~~~-~-~~-~
tRATERNAI, UNION OF AMERICA
Evergreen lodge No. Isl meets End and
ith Mondays at l. o. o. Il. temple >.
Chalter. secretary, box 10.
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEES-Sal
Lake City tent No. LIVERY Thursday
l. o. o. f. hall. Visiting Knights invited
LADIES OF THE MACCABEES-Sal
Lake City hive No. 4, meets every nrst
and third Monday. p. m, l. o. o. +. hall
FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.
Salt Lake aerie No 67. Every Friday,
p m.s K, OF +. hall
ROYAL ARCANUM-S. l.. COUNCIL.
lblI, Ind and ith Thursdays. Jennings
block. c. X. Smith. regent. e. l.. Jones'
secretary.
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FOR RENT


oNtU kNISHED, ONE LARGE FRONT
room; So 400 West 3rd South. N2O77
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ROOFING AND REPAIRING

SAVE YOUR OLD ROOFS WITH PHIL
Ippine Gum Paint. Al So. W Temple.
Ind phone l20i. x1901
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WANTED-HELP

CABINET MAKER. APPLY II. DIN
woodey Furn company, N20S7
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AT ONCE, lST-CLASS PANTS AND
vest maker, good wages; steady work.
Apply Frank Warren, Park City. X2l0S
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cHEgG, WILL CALL; III,
q, m,t phones. 0lsl
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ACME PAPER CLEANING co. LEAVE
orders at Druehl s. FTankcn drug store,
x7l8
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL, CASH REGISTER. OSCAR
Groshell. sales agent No. 221 Main St
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always in stock. n1SsO
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TWO CHAMBERMA1Ds. AT THE
Halls hotel x2l0I
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HAND LAUNDRY BY RELIABLE
woman; lace curtains a speciality.
Phone Forrest S0-X w2o92
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$3.50. $3.50. $3.50
Cigars, candies, soda water and fruits;
swell location; rent S35, receipts S15 to
SIS daily; good fixtures. up-to-date, clean
stock; clears $50 above all expense. See
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. at once. 10 First ST w2659
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ENGRAyERS AND DESIGNERS

EoITRTEEN ROOMS FURNISHED FOR
light housekeeping; snap, 500. go S.
End w. XIII
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HOUSE PAINTERS, ROOF AND STACK
painters and common laborers. Call for
Lovett at Highland Boy Smelter. xl9il
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- liAfUkNlsheD'
- 10, q "" NAS
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Al EWING AND DRESS R.sss,
[ dE. Bal S@-Y. wSoa
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BARGAIN SALE-WE HAVE FOR
: sale one Variety woodworker and one
scroll saw countershafts, pulleys, etc,
that Will go cheap II taken at once. For
further particulars call or write Excelsior
Lumber Co. Franklin Idaho. Ni022
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
A, RICHTER. REAL ESTATE,
10 West 1st South.
Business Opportunity Department.
A l., RrattaIn Manager

iioteiS 1ooHllnG-1OuSeS. salOonSI reS-
taurants. cigar and grocery stores, etc.
Bona iide bargains In legitimate busi-
ness opportunities Both phones GAL,
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ACCORDION PLEATING

ACCORDION, SUNBURST. SIDE
pleating and pinking Mrs. Jennens 25S
South Third East Bell phone 20i7-K.
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on ANY PROPERTY; YOU RETAIN
possession, The Stringer CO" 'o W. ina
South
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IJCRRNE HAY; ALL CROPS. ANY
amount, L. J. Bowers, Bell phone 21S9-Z.
Xl609
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e NOD. HOUSE; MUST
h,. .tz; east side preferred
Tics
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work; must be good cook; good wages;
no washing. Apply so South Third East.
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ast in $500 stock millinery. the choicest
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PANAMA HATS BLEACHED

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-02

which draws upon Pensacola for its supply. The Moore Ice Company, now operating a 45-ton plant, announced this morning that it had ordered ma chinery for a new 75-ton plant, and that the machinery. Is now being built at the factory at York. Pa. where the local engineer. MT. MacArthur, is look. ing after the interests Of the company This plant will be operated in addition to the present one. and the contract for large building. with suitable cold storage equipment, will |, be awarded during the first of next week.
 Capt. w. R. Moore, who has been residing in Columbus. Ga.. is now here. and will make this city his home and direct the business. The new plant will be in operation by April l.
 The other plant to be installed will be by Robert Gamble. and will be the largest in the city, having a daily ca- pacity of 100 tons. MT. Gamble reached the city last night to complete arrange ments for the site and other details. and this morning announced that he he'd secured a centrally located site. and would put in a plant that would enable him to manufacture ice at a very cheap rate and com.,e etc with the other factories for the business. He states that his plant will be in opera. ,tion within five months, and will be one of the modern and up-to date plants of the South. Last season the local plants. three in number. were un- able to supply the demand. and ice was ship ed her from other cities.
 MT. Gamble. who is to construct the largtst If the plants. is president of the Florida Ice Manufacturing Com- pany, of Jacksonville. and also of the Central City Ice Manufacturing Com. pany of Macon, Ga.