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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05
Anniversary Sale China

HAVILAND. Austrian, German and Syracuse China.
Dinner services in all the shapes, with dainty
floral and French gold decorations either in open stock
regular dinner sets
Beautiful Japanese China Chocolate Sets in wide
range OF shapes and decorations.
Hundreds Of Salad Bowls and Berry Sets, all new
shapes and decorations specially priced for the Annyer
sary sale.
Fancy plates the latest productions in Bavarian,
French and German China. beautiful decorations with
gold coin edges They fascinating to the most exact
ing admirer Of pretty china.
Lamps to burn Brass lamps nickel plated lamps fancy par
Tor lamps glass lamps electric and gas lamps special prices for
the Anniversary Sale, from $50 90 down to zoe.
AS Cut Glass The department of anything
you could wish for of which specials Onehalf
gallon tankads $500 and 9nch with deep rich
tngs for the Anniversary Sale each $3.50.
Copper nickel plated Service trays o'clock
tea and coffee pots kettles comb trays, special prices
for the Anniversary Sale.
Toilet Sets 10 and II piece toilets, shapes in plain
white and decorated prices the Anniversary Sale
commencing set ST. 90.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05
Rugs and Carpets

Royal Wilton Rugs, Persian and Me
dallion effects, fine old colorings.
Administer Rugs. Oriental and Floral
Patterns. high pile, long nap.
Brussels Rugs in a wide range of
patterns and varied colorings, 9Kl2 feet.
1850 to l7.85.
Ingram Carpets all WOOL yard SOC
to 15c.
Extra Brussels Carpets with borders
10 match.
Velvet and Administer Carpets, Smiths.
Sanfords and Dobsons, in beautiful pat
terms and colorings with art borders
to match.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05
New Autumn Millinery

HE McCabe Millinery has become famous.
Our present display of Autumn Hats reflects
all the new style innovations.
A most comprehensive idea of the seasons
general style character may be obtained from
our present extensive showing. The low Ami
VerSary sale prices make this section a very in
teresting place TO visit You'll expect hand
some souvenir with every hat. and you'll not be
disappointed.
We mention sharp special for this sale, chill
drens tam cloth caps, cloth of pretty mixtures made
to retail at 5Oc Anniversary Sale price, Csc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05
DOMESTICS
BUFFALO heavy yard wide. &c
brown Sheeti0CS Der ward r.

RUFFALO heavy yard wide, &c
brown sheetings. per yard, &c.
Langtry fine brown sheeting, extra
value IT &c yard.
Nan fangths bleached fine Muslins and
CamsI!cs, worth ~p to l5c, choice per
yard. &c.
Iron Clad seamless brown Sheetng,
10 inches wide. 24c yard, 81 inches
wide, yard 26c.
Boston fine brown Pillow Casing, as
inches wide, per yard, l2tc.
Nothing in quality and size 10 match
Natural Cotton Bats. per roll. l2tc. lOc,
and &c.
Finest bleached Cotton, per roll, 25c,
Zoe and l5c.
A limited quantity of Cotton Bats,
per roll, Sc,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05

WE offer some extraordinary
w bargains in Huck. Home
spun and Damask Towels at 7tc.
loc. l5c. zoe. 25c, soc and up. all
below today's market value.
Splendid values in Turkish Towels.
over 800 dozen just received from
the factory. in both bleached and
unbleached at SC, lOc. l24c, l5c.
l7tc, zoe. 25c and 35c each.
Recent advance in prices makes
it impossible to duplicate these
prices
Our new importation of fancy
linens is unusually large and at
tractive in both hand drawn and
hand embroidered doylies. center
pieces. shams. tray cloths. scars.
lunch cloths. etc. etc. at prices 10
tempt the keenest shoppers. You
are net barred from the most ele-
CANT souvenirs on account of these
very low prices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05
BRIEF STORE NEWS

Information bureau, toilet conyen-
fences, rest room, packages checked,
postal cards, postage stamps and all
modern conveniences in the big store.
AS we have said before. This is
your store'-come and help us cele-
brate. Room for all and souvenirs by
the thousands for this one week of
merry making and merchandising on
a gigantic scale without profit
A great progressive store with its
hundreds of employees is power for
good, and the thousands of homes
which are supplying nine-tenths Of all
their requirements from this store
are living testimonials.
Who are our Oldest customers? We want
their names and addresses-tho who have
been trading with US Is. 80, IS or 81 years
There are many Of them throughout West
ern Illinois and Eastern Iowa. If you are
one or know Of any, kindly send US name
and address. Wouldn't you like to know
the reason?
The service in our Tearoom has proven
so satisfactory that we are anxious to have
all our friends try it. Come in the morn
ing, do your trading in the forenoon, take
lunch with US and finish your buying in
the afternoon. All without leaving the store.
1t has been said that opportunity knocks
at least once at every mans door, but the
party inside need not expect the panels to
be kicked in. We are not going to kick in
the panels of your door, but listen and
you'n hear US giving some hard knocks
better open up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05
Tennis DOrnet Flannels

FORTY pieces l5c fancy twed Ramona Tennis FIannes
per yard &c.
Mill lengths bleached lCC Donet flannels per yard &c
Mill lengths &c unbeached Domet Flannels, per yd &C.
Womens embroidered outing flannel bordered skirt pat
terms CSC each
Wool 9ki-t Patterns $3.50, l5O and $l.25.
Short lengths lie dress pecaeS. good styles yard SIC
Comforter Prints 8tc and down to Sc yard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05

These prices will prevail every day. the
Anniversary Sale To protect ourselves
refuse to sell than two Regis cOrses at time
toner
We sell all the best makes of known in the trade
Among the best the Regis Royal Worcheste Adusto
Bon Ton. Redern American Lady The p NJ The Thomsons
Gloyefitng, CB Ala Sprie. The Kabo. the R. c.. The
Memo LaGrecque w. B. the Sahn and Waists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05
Dainty Fancy Flannelettes

a Knobs line SWansdowns and Fanneettes Persian
floral and dotted designs, regular l5c value Anniver
sary Sale price per yard, &C.
100 pieces feeced Sungs for waists dresses kimonas
etc. in Fouls Serges. Me!ose weaves plads
Roman cipes Japanese Butterfly designs marked for the
Anniversary selling at l8c, l5c and ~ ~.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05
Regis COrsets

N one year We have built up bust
ness on the now celebrated Regis
Corsets which is the wonder and envy
of every corset salesman in the west.
Our mail orders on the Regis. covers
counter" home trade is simply marvel
Gus. We have demonstrated and ex-
plotted the Regis Corsets until they are
the best and widest known Of any cor
sets sold in this territory. We are sole
agents for the Regis Corsets. and to
enable us TO introduce them quickly.
the makers allowed US the privilege of
introductory prices as follows:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05
Anniversary Silk Sale

TWENTY-FIVE hundred yards dependable black
Taffetas, positively the greatest values you will
find in wide black silks, 80 to IS inches WIDE at
Sl.2S, S1.lO and Csc.
Is pieces black Taffetas in medium width, pure
dye splendid quality, regular Csc value. Anniversary
price yard SIC.
5000 yards newest plaid silks. very correct for
waists whole suits lining for thin voile dresses. etc.
the most beautiful Scotch and French color combina-
TONS priced for this Anniversary Sale at yard, S.5O
l38, LIS, 98c. 75c and 5Sc.
20 pieces Chiffon Faille silks in black brown,
navy. RESIDE green. wine cardinal, Alice blue and
ivory white, decided Anniversary bargain. yd 4Sc.
Handkerchief
q MONG the Handkerchiefs, always provided for
u this annual event have been found many Of the
best bargains of the year.
This time its better than ever, as our assortment
of Holiday Handkerchiefs ordered out earlier
this season and show the grandest line of
fancy and plain handkerchiefs you have ever seen.
They represent an investment Of over 100000.
Our special prices should reduce the quantity at least
100000 during this great Anniversary event.
Buy now at a saving in price and get souvenirs
TO boot.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05
Our New JeWelry.

THIS fall our assortment Of choice novelties
and staple. solid. meritorcu smerchandise in
this department is more comprehensive. varied
and exclusive than ever before In solid silver
We show all the new and staple patterns OF the
well known silversmths. Over so designs in
sterling Tea Spoons. Our new selections of
Diamond. Pearl. Opal. Ruby. SAPPHIRE Topaz
Rings. Brooches and Stick Pins. Fraternity
Emblems and general assortment Of solid and
gold filled iewelry was never more artistic and
complete
Watches in solid gold. gold filled, sterling
silver.gun metal and enaneled cases fitted with
any Of the reputable guaranteed movements such
as: Elgin. Waltham Hampden. Illinois, How
ard Hamilton or Rockford in all grades from
TO % jewels.
Clocks in dozens of varieties and styles,
Mantle Clocks. Alarm Clocks, Kitchen Clocks,
Gold finished bed room Clocks and Cuckoo
Clocks from 69c to $1,000 with any OF the fol-
lowing works--Ansona. New Haven. Seth
Thomas. Waterbury or Western. Hour and
half hour cathedral strike Each clock fully
guaranteed.
Every article from this Jewelry Section carries
responsible guarantee of absolute value.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05
Shoes

WE mention few Of the special values
shown in our busy shoe department
Misses and children's heavy sole box
calf and kid school shoes. splendid wear
resisters, Anniversary Sale prices, per
pair, $3.50, LIS and Sl.O0.
Boys heavy box calf shoes. all solid
leather and the kind 10 stand hard knocks,
$l.s5, i.5o and Sl.35.
Mer's Shoes. some discontinued
lines to close during this Anniversary
Sale at ST. go for $500 and 2 80 values
Women's heavy sole kid and box calf
shoes. extra value al LIS and $l.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05
Knit Underwear
Prices Lower Than Ever on Mems. Wo-
mems and Children's Warm Underwear.


| AIDES Cream and Light Grey, ribbed
fleeced vests and pants 36c everywhere.
three cases to be sold during this Anniversary
Sale at Csc.
Ladies Maco Cotton ribbed fleeced vestsand
pants SOC at other stores. here they are SIC.
Ladies' fine worsted plated vests and pants.
natural gray white. 75c value at SSc.
Ladies' Oneita Style Union Suits. heavy
fleece, while % dozen last, just soc.
Mems Tan Mix Shirts and Drawers, fleece
lined. case 40 dozen mill run, soc goods
at 35c.
Good value in Mems gray wool fleece lined
shirts and drawers worth 75c. while 81 dozen
last soc.
Mems Fleeced Woolback shirts and drawers
standard $l.OO value. here at 7Sc.
Mems Fine Cameshar Merino Shirts, soft
non-shrinking rare value at 81.
Best Cashmere Shirts and Drawers. hand
finished in two colors. natural gray and camel
hair two great values. sold everywhere at 81. so
and Sl.75. here at S2.l2 and 81 "A.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05

The Regis $l.5O Corsets. 81 90.
The Regis SOD Corsets. $l.5O.
The Regis s. 50 Corsets. $500.
The Regis $500 Corsets, $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05
The Linen Department

NTICIPATED your against advance
all classes of Linens bought heavier than usual to meet the
quirements of this rapidly growing department.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05
HOSIERY

w Boys and Girls 25c ribbed School Hose according
to size per pair TIC and l5c.
Womens black and grey Wool Hose, very special
lots at 35c and CSC.
Womens seamless fast black Hose, value pair &c.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05
Handkerchiefs
Ladies' Kid Gloves

GREAT Fall and Winter Importations OF Ladies' Kid
Gloves ready prices much below the market ;O
these qualities
5000 pairs of genuine suede and mocha silk lined gloves
real French kid and prime anbskn dress gloves, heavy
kid gloves all 2casp. values that will be dupli
Gated again this choose early $3.50 Us and ST.
Il and 10 button long gloves beautiful qualities OF real
kid skin all the fall coors, perfect fitting at $500
and $3.50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05
Skirts

THE cut this fall gives the Dress
Skirts that graceful hang SO much
sought for. The many cores and
pleats, the bayadere folds. the rich
fabrics. such as broadcloths. import
ed Panamas and serges. the hand
some mixtures all combine to crafty
every taste. prices are $3.50 to
Sl6.50.
PettlcOatS--Genuine Heather
bloom Petticoats, umbrella flounce,
extra dust ruffle, all colors. only / .SS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-10-05

Waists
Large Assortment.

FAFFETA Silk Waists, new model
with pin tucks and tailored straps,
new sleeves, this sale $3.50.
Silk lined net Waists, deliberately
trimmed with large embroidered me-
dallions. lace insertion and edging,
Anniversary sale price $3.95.
White and colored Madras Waists,
made in tailored effects, 5 AS and
81 6S
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-23
ROMANCE OF A $4,000
DIAMOND PUZZLES INDIA
Ownership Of Valuable Gem to Be De.
termined by Courts

SIMLA, Sept. % The romance of diamond
valued at $l5O.00O is just now occupying the
attention of the Indian courts. 1t is said to
have been stolen in 1912 from Shah Suja, then
amir of Afghanistan, by an old Afghan chief
Amir Uddowlah, who has just died. his pos
session of the gem thereby becoming known.
To recover II the present amir OF Afghanistan
Habibulah Kahn, has now resorted to legal
proceedings.
The official story is that the khan is willing
to pay for the return OF the jewel its market
value. Amir Uddowlah died. leaving, like
other Afghan sirdars, a large family. Some
of his relations are now in Kabul, others in
Turkestan, others in India, and the settlement
Of the competing claims to the estate. includ-
is one of the principal assets, has devolyed
upon the civil court of Rawal Pindi, which d
unable to surrender the stone until the usual
legal formalities are fulhIled-the consent 81
all the heirs. for example. being necessary be-
fore 1t could be made over to the khan's agent.
who is ready to pay the. market price for II.
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TELEeRAPH's TICK DRIVES
YOUNG GIRL TO SUICIDE
Curious Facts Developed at Inquest
Held In Woolwich

LONDON. Sept 22.--The remarkable state
ment that girl telegraphists are sometimes
driven to suicide by their work was made at
an inquest held at Woolwich the other day.
The inquest was On Marian Gibbons. aged Is,
a telegraphfst employed at the general post
office. who lived at Plumstead road, Wool
witch.
The father Of Miss gibbons stated that she
had suffered from nervous debility for about
eighteen months and had been medically at
tended. She only partially recovered from time
parentiy dead.
Miss Harriet Gibbons, a sister Of the girl,
asserted that number of the girls employed
at the general postoffce suffered from nervous
debility.
THE continual 'tick-tick' OF the instrument
Affects their nerves." she said. There have
been cases OF suicide through it,
A verdict of suicide during temporary de-
rangement was returned.
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San Pedro Shipping

BY AssOclateu Fress.
SAN PEDRO. Sept. 22.-The schooner H. ID.
Bendixson, twelve days from Wlllapa harbor.
anchored outside this morning and was later
lowed to her berth at the Southern California
Lumber companys wharf where she will pro-
Lumbar.
The steam schooner Signal Capt. OdIund.
from Eureka, came into port today and docked
where she will discharge 4 cargo Of $4,000
feet Of lumber.
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SIS, 000-Wholesale produce establishment. a
invoice; receipts average $4,000 a month;
years lease, worth alone $4,000; subjects por
ton of building, which exceeds rent; this Il
an opportunity of life time; first tint
offered to the Los Angeles public at BIZ
sacrifice. See LEAHY g. SON.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-23

have tho cleanest well located lunch room
in the whole southwest. seating 26 people
everything brand new. just opened and doinl
beat this anywhere; owner having trouble Il
collect money due him is cause Of selling
LEAHY G. SON.
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Meat market. fish and poultry: located II
SWEETEST residence district doing business
of $40 day; elegant fixtures; fine horses
and wagons; party sick and must sacrifice
$500, $500 cash. bal. terms LEAHY SON
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scribers holding six months contracts The
Hcusekeeper. instead OF the Woman's Home
Companion The Hcusekeeper Is preferred By
many OF our patrons. Il Is bright. full OF ex-
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WANTED
Every day is our busy day securing POSI-
tons for all kinds of first class help.
We charge you reasonable commission
which you may pay as you earn the money.
DAHL we handle Just such cases as yours.
/. Either you are e stranger In town and don't
know where to go; yo. are dissatisfied with
your present position and desire a change.
or you have searched the city for a situ-
alton and have failed to find 1t. Then see
US. What we have done-for others we can
do for you
BARTEE & CASH,
32S Trust bldg. I'd and Spring SITS.
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Livery stable In fast growing suburban
town; good business. clearing 5000 per month;
cheap rent. which includes living rooms
$1,000. includes fine rigs, fine horses. whips
robes and blankets and express wagon, also
boarders. See LEAHY G. SON.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-23

Cafe and grill In suburban town. cafe
seats $50. on group1 floor and fine grill In
basement; receipts are s75 and more than
double that In winter. The only cafe hav-
ing liquor license: price $4,000; $1,000 cash.
balance In monthly payments. SEQ LEAHY
g. SON.
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Paint and wall paper business we'll To-
Gated. doing business of $1,000 month;
cheap rent Tor large store and back room.
$500; comprises a well selected stock OF
paints and wall paper. also stock tools.
horses wagon and buggy. and over $500 OF
uncol-ected claims which are just about due.
See LEAdY e. SON.
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TELEPHONE MAIN 2so5i F46sL
LEAHY g. SON.
Leading Agents.
Rooms 314-s15. Severance building. Sixth and
Main streets.
LEAHY & SON.

s200-Barber shop; cheapest for price in city.
si00-Barber shop. cigar stand. money maker.
s50O-Bakery located on 9Th st; snap.
s426-Cigar stand; excellent opportunity.
s250-Cigar stand: this can't last long.
$1750-Cigar stand: finest proposition in city.
$100o-Livery stable, beautiful suburban town
$4,000 Hardware. timing. inyoice; close in
town.
S1600--Grocery; will exchange good property.
ssoO-Grocery; finely equipped. in Pasadena
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DIED

ORR-At his residence. 1929 West Eighteenth
street, September p. 1907, BENJAMIN F. Orr,
beloved father of Mrs.. Virginia o. Schu-
macher and Mrs Elsie o. Boothe, in his I'D
year. Funeral services private.
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For exchanges see RICHARDSON
the ssSwap Man.. with Leahy g. Son.
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uNDERTAkERs AND EMBALMERs

Peck Chase CO., undertakers and embalm-
efr: lady assIstants. 4sa s. Hill. Tel. Main 81.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

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TETLoW e. CO., MASON OPERA HOUSE
RUBBER STAMP BUSINESS, ESTABLISH
ed IL years; clearing up to $3.50 monthly
above all expenses: this will stand the strict
est investigation; $275O.
Curio and iapidary store: long lease; clear
ing $4,000 yearly; s370O; old established.
Want party with $500 for established BUSH
ness; can clear $3.50 monthly Investigate.
Ladies' bath parlors. making big profits.
cheap; rent with lease. $3.50. bargain.
Cigars, ice cream and lunch counter: best
bargain In the city; $3.50 Good buy.
Out OF town millinery store: good stock and
fixtures. bargain; $3.50 See this.
Grocery and meat market, established 2h
years. want psrtper;' fine proposition; $780,
Dyeing ana cleaning business; long lease
cheap rent. big profits; $3.50.
Restaurant. established years, doing fine
business; a money maker; snap; $780,
10 rooms, gooc location. everything new; 2
years lease rent s25; bargain; s575.
1s-room Office location, with lease; all
ground floor; close in, well furnished.
Confectionery and grocery. good soda foun-
tain; rent SID. lease; A75.
TETLow g CO., 2l7-2ls Mason opera house
FOR sALE-RAcKEr STORE. CLEARING
now $500 per month. with proper attention
you can easily double 1t; owner being unable
to attend to sams and for these reasons only
must sell. 4S2 s. SPRING.
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BIRTHS
BOYS


KOBATA--To Yujiro and Tame Kobata, 141
West jefferson.
KRUEGER-To Carl and Mary Kruger (nee
Meuth), us Ducommun street.
LAWSON-To Medary Mitchell and Blanche
Latta Lawson (nee Monroe), S742 Hubbard
LEAvITT-To Elgin w. and Bernice Leavitt
(nee OtwelD 113e West Sixteenth street.
JoHNsoN-To Gustav and Heiga Johnson
(nee MoquesD, '915 East Thirty-first street.
JUDKINS-To Ralph Arthur and Anna Louisa
Judkins (nee winams) lis West Fortyrfft1
street; residence Yuma
MILLER-To Harry F. and Frances Miller
(nee Root, 764 Croker street.
.MORTON-To VIM. Arnold and Matte Belle
Morton tnee C1awson), 428 Defiance street
O'LEARY-To Chas M. and Vera e. O'Leary
(nee Fleming, 1857 Hoover street
OWEN-To Harry and Lucy Maude Owen tnee
Taylor, 9641e Ingraham place.
THOMPSON-To Reuben P. and Mabel Thomp-
son Cnee Thatcher), 1851 West Temple street.
TOWNSEND-To Albert r. and Lorenza Town
send (nee Maxey); 1850 East Twenty-second
street
WARNER-To Harry and Lupe Warner (nee
Molina) 23OO East Eighth street.
WATSON-To Warren o. and Madge w. Wat
son (nee SMITH, 1891 East Tenth street.
GIRLS
GOLDMAN-To Jacob and Rose Goldman (nee
Harris), 1860 East Forty-ninth street.
HERSHIDE-To Hy J. and Amelia Hershide
-
JOHNSON-To Walter s. and Julia Roes John
son Cnee Youngman), 1867 West Adams street.
KAKU-To Toichiro and Hatsuse Kaku (nee
Kudo), 713 West Sixth street.
LUTHER-To c. Howard and Stella Luther
(nee Rose), 1855 East Adams street,
MOSER-To Chas Carl and Florence Moser
(nee BelD, 222 Hewitt street
MYERS-To A. F and Conception Myers (nee
Montigo). It's Bailey.
NIMMO-To Jno. and Margaret Nimmo (nee
Graham) Sisters hospital; residence Little
. Rock Cal.
oREB-To Frank and Mary Orch onee zitko-
vich), 31 Macy street.
PERHAM-To Chas. E. and Luna Perham (nee
Alexander), 1929 East Twenty-third street.
RAMIREZ--To Julian and Nunes Ramirez (nee
CRUZ, section 20, Mission road.
ROGERS-To Lemuei L. and Marian Deborah
Rogers (nee Callis). 3715 Alice.
SHONKO-To Fred and Sarah Shonko (nee
Langwaske) 800 East Sixteenth street
SOMMERFIELD-To Murray M. and Jennie
Sommerfeld (nee Fisch). 1850 Girard street.
SQUIRES-To JOS Reuben and Ellen Squires
(nee Braby), 1888 Thorpe street
STEPHENs-To Moys Wicks Mary Hend-
ricks Stephens. SOC Bryan street.
TEZISIK-To Paul and Mary Tezisik (nee
Beros), Audrey and New Vernon.
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Confectionery, candies and soda water
best town, near Los Angeles; the profits 70
many months have been over $40 per month
owner is sick and will invoice and discoun
10 per cent; about $500 will buy this place
See LEAHY & SON. o
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This is only few of our many bargains