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for reliable stay at home husband.
Judging from the amount of build

for reliable stay at home husband.
Judging from the amount of build
ing material that is being hauled out
there will be considerable improve
ment in the near locality.
We were disappointed last week
that we could not furnish write up
of the Swedish Lutheran Festival
meeting held at the church September
IL. A large crowd attended the all
day session and an especially large
number was present during the even
ing. Rev. A. Nowblom of Sioux
City assisted Pastor Christensen in
conducting the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Detlef Weeks of
Morgan township were visitors in
Kiron on Thursday last at the home
of E. E. Clausen and Aug. Baker
Mr.. Weeks used to conduct black
smith shop in the early days on the
now Gust Ogren farm southeast of
Kiron and remembers many of the
old settlers.
C. E. Engberg returned Thursday
from a trip to Alcester, S. D., where
he attended to business connectede
with his farm in that locality, re-
porting crops very good. He found
little time to visit all the Kironites,
who have located there, but learned
that they are we'll and prospecting.
j. B. johnson went to Denison
Wednesday and appeared before the
judge in the court is quest of his
naturalization papers. He was ac-
companied by John Tureen. Enoch
Miller and C. B. Larson.
Will Schroeder and Mr.. Lorenzen
of Schleswig were looking after
business interests in Kiron between
train hours Wednesday.
The Farmers Mutual Insurance
Association Of K,ron. Iowa. has a
call out for its annual meeting to be
held on Thursday. Oct. l. at 10
O'Clock for the election of officers
and other business. This institution
has grown until now it is a very
strong concern.
E. E. Clauson. P. E. Nordell. Ed.
Kast ner and Fred Fredrickson made q
trip to Odebolt Tuesday last.
Mrs. John Olson was taken home
from the hospital at Ida Grove last
week after her appendicitis operation.
Jonas England came back last week
from trip up to Cakes, S. D.,
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sl0O Reward, sl00.

The Readers of this paper will be pleased to
that science has been able to cure in all it's stages
and that is Catarrh. Halls catarrh Cure is the
only positive now known to the medical fra
ternty. Catarrh being constitutional disease.
requires constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh ure is taken internally. acting directly up
on the blood and mucous surface of the system
and giving the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nuture to do its
work. The proprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list of testimonials. Address.
L. j. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists 7:c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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K1RoN ITEMS

Rev. William Swenson of Sumner,
Neb., has been given call from the.
Free Mission church to become its
pastor. Rev Swenson made a recent
visit in Kiron and made very favor
able impression.
Mrs. M. T. Hoyt. who has visited
the C. S. Billings home the pas. two
months, went to Fort Dodge last week
where she will visit relatives before
returning to her home at Madison,
Wisconsin.
Student Victor Lindblad came
home from Anita, Penn. last Thurs
day owing to the serious illness of
his sister. who is now reported as
greatly better. He is studying for
the ministry at the Augustana college
at Rock Island and was spending his
vacation months in Pennsylvania.
The home of John Smith six miles
northeast of Kiron has heen quaran-
tined as some of the children are sick
with scarlet fever.
James Wilson, the popular solicitor
for the Rosenbaum Bros. cattle COM
mission firm at Chicago. visited a
number of the cattle feeders in this
part of the country last week.
Several in this locality received
fair sized coupon checks to be applied
on the purchase Of piano for count
ing dots appearing in advertisements.
but ve4y few are biting. The scheme
is to raise the price of cheap pianos
very high and make the innocent
purchasers believe they. are getting
the coupon amount free.
Gerald Lindblad came to town
Wednesday for the first time since
he got his arm broke while on his
way to Lake View for days outing.
The VIM. Schruke farm southeast
of Arion was recently sold to Albert
Baker for the neat sum of $l25 per
acre 80 we are informed.
Kiron has one boast that we dc
not think it can be out done in. One
of it's business men, who has been 8
resident of the town for over eight
years has never slept one night dur.
ng this time, outside of town. The
man who holds this record is oul
energetic liveryman. AKRON F.Miller
AS he is a single fellow the fail
sex would do we'll to consider him
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RICKETTS, NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.. Jacobsen spent
Sunday at the Z. T. Marshall home.
Mrs. Adolph Hintze is visiting her
parents, Chris. Kuehl and wife, for a
few days.
Estella Robb come down from
Schleswig Friday evening and called
on friends here. Saturday she drove
over to spend Sunday with her parents
in Charter Oak.
Mrs. p. C. Peterson and Mrs. H.
Huffman visited relatives in the
country Tuesday.
Mrs. r. C. Bradshaw returned
Monday from a short visit with her
parents near West Side.
Mae and Jessie Marshall visited
their sister, Mrs. j. C. Jacobsen.
Wednesday.
Mrs. Clint Sciford and sister, Mrs.
Page. are enjoying trip to Denver
this week.
The dance Saturday evening was
we'll attended. The Ute orchestra
afforded good music and every one
had good time.
Tena Schultz was guest at the
r. Timm home Wednesday. She
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GOODRICH NEWS.

Will Anderson visited Sunday
with Geo. Beaman.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schiller and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Wilkinson spent
Sunday at James Mckim's.
Miss Minnie Oil is spending few
days with her sister, Mrs. Fred
Buman.
Okra Myers returned home this
week.
L. F. Morris and daughter were
Denison visitors Monday Mr.. Morris
attended the Soldiers Relief meeting.
Mrs. Watt Wilkinson visited with
Mrs. Hannibal Fink Monday after
noon.
Fred Buman went to Dakota Tues
day. He expects to get him a
Dakota home. Albert Whey has
rented the farm that Fred has lived
on the past few years.
George Beaman has been hauling
his cane to the sorghum mills. Look
out girls. George is going to be
sweet.
Arthur Whey has been putting in
some fine cement walks on his fathers
farm where he resides.
Fritz Petersen is hauling cement.
His father is building 8 cattle shed.
Mesdames Wilkinson and Beaman
and son took dinner with Mrs. James
Mckim Thursday.
l.. F. Morris and daughter and
Mrs. A. d. Whey and children,
Isaac Newton and L. d. Newton and
wife drove up to Boyer Friday to
help MIR. and Mrs. George Newcom
celebrate their first wedding ami.
versary. They received some very
useful gifts and among them was a
paper hat presented to the bride from
the firm. Knight & Co.. of Delolt.
The day was beautiful and they en-
joyed the trip and did justice to the
fine dinner which Mrs. Newcom pro-
vided for them. kRA
Isaac Newton is spending few
days at Boyer.
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TRYING TO HOOD
) AyLgM|bK ,,MEcpnrc

companied By Mesdames ~ XdoM1bK yoJMk l
and Berendes of Schleswig drove to
Denison Tuesday. where they were
guests at the Herrig home.
The Schleswig kid ball team played
the Charter Oak kid team Sunday on
the Schleswig diamond. Our home
team won.
Hugo Krohnke, accompanied by S.
B. McGarvey and Hans Bath were
county fair visitors Friday.
Arnold Moeler, son of John Miller,
living southeast OF iowa. was operat-
ed on Monday for cause from which
he has been suffering for some time.
Irene CARRIER visited at her parental
home in Denison from Friday until
Monday.
Mrs. Girard and son, Arthur. drove
to Denison Friday. from there they
boarded the train for Arion to attend
the county fair. returning Saturday.
j. Schroeder and son. Henry, drove
to Denison Monday. where the former
acted as juryman. Henry returned
the same day.
Ro.bt. Naeve. carrier on route No.
2, was seriously i'll last week. He
is now up and around but very weak
Peter Johannsen, retired farmer
living IN Schleswig. has purchased
fine auto from John Tamm of Denlson
recently.
r. l.. Hill was business visitor
in this vicinity Wednesday, returning
to Denison the same evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stegeman'
little son and daughter were quite Ill
this week They are greatly i'm
proved at this writing.
Supt. F. l.. Hoffman of Denison
was a caller at the Girard home
southeast of town Tuesday evening.
Johnny Petersen has resigned his
position at the H. w. Schmidt store
and will soon begin a commercial
course at the Denison college.
The beautiful residence of VIM.
OCutIlloI 10 lOW OSluR OQilI VII SItS
corner lot north of the German church.
The Schleswig public schools began
September 7th with large ENROLL
ment. Prof. Olry having charge of
the high school department; Miss
Lorenz of Des Moines. the grammar
department; Miss Jessie Cook of the
intermediate department, and Miss
Robb of the primary and kinder
garten. A new room has been finish
ed 80 as to accommodate tuition
pupils.
Among those who were in attend
ance at the Sioux City fair were: D..
Jones and wife. Lou Naeve, A. E.
Shultz. j. Peter Jepsen and wife.
Ernest Hamann. Ernest Book anc
Mrs. H. Petersen and daughter.
Mrs. Emil Book was Wall Lake
passenger Monday.
John and Lou Kruger departed fol
Phillip, s. D.. Monday.
Mrs. John Nicholson is entertain
ing her brother from Sac City sine.
Wednesday.
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Nothing Equals Pe=ru=na

Hoefer came down from ocn,esm
and took care IF the lumber yard
during Mr.. Vollerson's illness.
Mrs. Andy Huffman visited rela-
tives in Ricketts, Monday.
P. F. Fiene was business caller
here Friday. .
A number of our ladies enjoyed
birthday party at Mrs. P. c. Peter
sons Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. D. F. Nemitz and Tressa
Riemer drove to Charter Oak Friday
to call on relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R linn took a
spin in their auto Sunday and called
at the w. h. Reidesel home in
Charter Oak.
Mrs. Fred Bunk spent Wednesday
afternoon visiting friends in town.
Adolph Hintze is in Bloomfield this
week intending to buy land if he finds
what suits him
A crowd of Henry Mundt's friends
gathered at his home north of town
Sunday and celebrated his birthday.
Thos. Munster, l. N. Vollerson and
wife drove to Denison Monday on
business.
j. C. Jacobsen and Claus Munster
were business visitors at Boyer Mon
day.
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sold out his property at Newmans
Grove and will leave in couple of
weeks for Stamford. Texas. where he
expects to locate.
E. P. Nordell went to Sioux City
Wednesday to accompany his daugh-
ter. Alice, home from the hospital.
where she had been operated on for APP
pendicitis. The operation was very
successful and her recovery was
quite rapid. 1t was surprise to her
friends to learn of her so soon coming
home and they are very glad to see
her back all safe and we'll.
George and Sears McHenry of Deni-
son autoed to Kiron Saturday spending
couple of hours look ing after bust
ness matters.
Sven Anderson of Wakefield. Neb ),
visited at the home of his brother. j .
&. Anderson. and sister. Mrs. C. j.
Reed, the latter part of the week
Frank Carlson came down from
Galva the latter part of the week for
a visit over Sunday with number of
his relatives north of town.
Able Bros, who reside in Ida
county north of Schleswig, were bust
ness transactors in kiron Saturday
The William Schurke farm was re-
Gently sold to Albert Baker for the
neat sum of Sl25 per acre. so we are
informed.
Nels A. Johnson. better known as
Jaunt Nels, visited Kiron the first of
the week. Nels is traveller. having
visited nearly every state in the west
and south
Mae Thompson of Sioux City was
the guest of her friend, Lillian
Sthran. the first of the week
Fred Gronau went up in to South
Dakota last week to purchase cattle
for fa,tening purposes. Mr.. Gronau
is our largest feeder and sends many
cars of live stock from his yards each
year to Chicago markets.
Aug. Baker and wife Sundayed
with Detlef Weicks in Morgan town
ship.
F. L. Johnson will give talk on
the line of Temperance at the Mission
Sunday School next Sunday morning.
All children are requested to be
present and an invitation to all tt
come out and listen to him. Being
a good speaker and we'll posted on
this subject it will surely be inter
esting.
Rev. A. Wester. general Baptist
State Missionary of Missouri, preach
ed to large audience at the hal
Sunday morning and evening.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Adolph and Jos. Ahart, Jr.. to
Josephine Ahart-q C deed to VIZ swi
sec 81. Union twp. Con. 81.
jeanette Neal to William Wilson
s12a feet of lot 4: all of lot and
l2a feet of lot +. blk 10. Charter
Oak. Con. 1925.
John P. Woodruff and wife to Isaac
Howorth-sa, ne ne and ne Sc sec q.
Goodrich twp Con. $4,000.
Mary A. Evans to G. E. Reynolds
lots 9 to Is inclusive. block 5, W.
& E. add Arion. Con. $4,000.
Samuel A. Davis to Mary A. Evans
SD ne sec 4, Union twp. Con.
$3.50.
Katherine Bartel to AL Snyder-q c
deed lot 5. blk Ia, Charter Oak.
Con. $3.50.
Ca.harine Wake and Freida and
Clara Peterson to Paul Peterson
Und I interest in WI NV sec Is, Good
rich twp. Con. $4,000.
Thomas Thomson to Franz Groth-
lots Is and ID. block 2, Charter Oak.
Con. $1,000.
Germ. Ev. Luth. Oh. Trinity Cong.
to George w. Fuller-lot 2. block 80,
Mil. w. L. w Co. LIST add Manila.
Con. $500.
/ VIM. Foster Adm. to Albert Foster
Tvs sec. 80. Soldier twp. Con.
Sl4, 400.
w. H. Laub to Sarah E. Virgins
N 20 feet. lot blk 4. Dow City.
Con. 1926.
Andrew j. Larson to Iva E; Hol-
lace L.: Irwin E.: Ruby /. and
Orange H. Larson -ea Sc sec 26 and
WI sw; W 10 acres of ne VS.; W 80
acres Sc sw: und interest in Sc NV
sec 25 in Otter Creek twp. Reserv-
ing life estate to Andrew j. Larson.
Con. 81.
Samuel jackson by Atty. l. N.
Merrifield to Jennie P. Farver and
Frank A. Brown-lot S, blk. 10. Ma.
nilla. Con. $500.
Jacob Sachau to Herman Henning-
sen-lot S. block 3, w. & l.. LIST add
Deloit. Con. $500.
John F.. Grote to Alvina Kaschube
lot 9. Paynes Ad West Side. Con.
$77o0.
Mrs. C. A. Shives and Leona M.
Hitchings ct al to Christ Nissen 81
Sc WIS sec ID, Stockholm twp Con-
81. 100.
E. w. johnson to w. S. Miller.
Jr.. lot and 10 feet. lot l, blk
1923 Denison. Con. s26Ou.
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve is the best thing to use tol
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DELo1T ITEMS.

, % Hazel d s Winans of orson. Ia, visit
ast e WeaKf few DAYS in Deloit last weel
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E. w. johnson to w. S. Miller.
Jr.. lot 2 and 10 feet. lot |, blk
1923 Denison. Con. S26Ou.
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DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
are for weak back. backachc. rheu-
matte pains. Inflammation of the
bladder and all other annoyances due
to weak kidneys. They are sold by
Lamborn Drug Co. 36-5t
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DR.. stoekdale
we 4

Cures permanently the cases he treats and
sends the incurabe home without taking fee from
them. This is why he continues his visits from
year to year. DR.. Stockdale is eminently sue
cessful specialist in all chronic diseases. proven
by the many cures effected in chronic cases which
have batfied the skill of other physicians. His
hospital experience and extensive practice have
made him so proficient that he can name and 10
cate disease in few minutes
Treats all durable cases of Catarrh. Stomach.
Liver. Lungs and Kidneys. rheumatism Merry
Gus. Blood and Skin diseases.
PILES and FISTULAE cured without deten-
ton from business. Special attention given to
the Eye. Ear Nose and Throat.
NERVOUS Debility
Are you nervous and Respondent: weak and
debilltated. tired mornings; no ambition; ifeess:-
memory poor: easily fatigued eXcitable and r-
rtabe: pimples on face; dreams and night losses,
restless: haggard looking; weak back; deposits
and drains: distrustful: want of confidence; lack
of energy and strength?
Wonderful Cures.
Nerve Weakness and Physical De-
cline Specially
Perfect in old cases which have been neglect
ed or unskillfully treated No experiments CT
failures.
Consultation Free and Confidential.
Write for question blank if you cannot call
DIR. B. A. STOCkDALE,
Utica Bldg. Des Moines, Iowa
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TO TRADE

es by 165 feet. near depot. for a place on
east side. will pay cash difference; o2l2x
$50 feet with good. new 5-room brick
house, corner facing south and east In
of acreage; 55x165 feet. with a neat 4-room
brick house. lots of choice fruit and shade.
near entrance to Liberty park. for acre
age. 50xl40 feet. with a good 7-room brick
house. southeast, for farm; 2lx acres nice
land with good house and outbuildings. in
Rexburg. Ida, for something here. ] have
many good trades.
Cromer, No. II East Sd South. Phone s4s.
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C@OMlER

II acre nice land, with a good house.
fine water and large shade trees. $500: J0x
no, with a Groom house. southeast. 500:
37Jbx165 feet on jefferson ST.. 500; AK
l65 feet with a good 5-room brick
house, barn, outbuildings. fruit and shade,
southeast. 5000: 165x231 feet. corner or
sth South and 7th East, $40; 74xllO, with
South, s., 800; 99xl65 feet, with a double
house of IA rooms. s.. 500: acres fine land,
all in crop, first-class water right. on 5th
East near 18th South. 81 800: III acres. with
4-room brick house, barn and outbuild-
ings. Sla acres in choice fruit, balance all
in garden. one of the finest places IN the
state all for $500. / have some very fine
large ranches very cheap. Come In for
Sd South. Phone $40.
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EARDLEY s BALL
FOR SALE
HOFFMAN BROS.
2l9 MAIN STREET.

SS50-2-room house on west side; lot 5cx
make terms.
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BUILDING AND BUILDING TRADES.
PLANNING MILL.

CENTRAL Planning Mill Co., Inc. All
kinds of mill work. Work done for con-
tractors on short notice Prices reason
able. Phones 361
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

Do you want d home at "A genuine bar
gain price? Look at this list of SNAPS"
We can arrange terms ON most of them
just a few hundred down and the balance
like rent Why not own your home?
4-room house. large lot. good car SER
vice. west side. easy terms. $500.
5-room modern brick on yth East near
Liberty park. easy terms, 200.
broom brand new pressed brick cottage
near park, easy terms, 2,iSO.
4-room. all large and well arranged.
brand new, modern plumbing. cement
basement. good lot. within y block of
Liberty park, easy terms, S2,415.
6-room modern home. near 4th South
and 9Th East, terms. s.. 100.
New modern broom house, cement base
ment. fine mantel, beautiful home, close
in on east side, So 500.
S-room modern brick, good lot, fine fruit
and shade trees. cement walks. hedge and
lawn. on the prettiest part of yth East
$3.50.
l0-room modern brick. all improved. near
Liberty park, $500.
5-room modern brick. almost new. paved
sidewalks. beautiful mantel. lot all fenced
lawn, etc, terms, 50 300.
broom modern. full Easements lot fenced
and improved, nea Sth and T., $500.
7-room modern brick. not new. but very
substantial and in splendid condition. PIX
10 lot, on LIST South near 9th East. terms.
81. 500.
Groom strictly modern home. right close
in. about ten minutes walk from our Of
ish. cement basement. 3x10 lot. all i'm
proved with trees, flowers, grass. etc.
This is a good buy at S12,500, but owner is
anxious TO sell and If sold at once. sl0.509
will take II. Can arrange good terms.
per cent on deferred payments.
We have lots and houses in every part
SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY.
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FOR SALE--room house. closet and
pantry. flowing well. fruit trees. $500 2So7i
South 9Th East. 4
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PRACTICAL MATTERS.

I'VE Know Notwithstanding. Clean
ing and reblocking. Specialists In the
business Smith Bros. 60 E. LIST s.. Ind 1854
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

THE School That Does Things Call
and see. Utah Business College, Jennings
block.
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WANTED-Housekee to do COM
plete housewo-k. Apply 207 South State.
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WANTED-Granite letterer: must BE-
first-class and sober: steady work for the
right man. z253 Washington ave-. Ogden.
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CLEANING AND DYE1NG.

FOR cleaning and dyeing of every de-
scription. try the Salt Lake Cleaning Co
q East Sd South.
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WANTED-Ladies to make Health
Shields: material furnished: SIS per 100:
particulars stamped envelope. Dept. H7,
Health Belt Co.. Chicago.
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MINES AND MlIMING.
GEOLOGlN,

r. FORESTER examines and reports
on mining and mineral propert- IS Rooms
o19-2lS Brooks Arcade. Both phones.
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WANTED
Woman cook, hotel, Idaho, $50
Woman cook. mining camp, $50.
Woman cook. cafe, city, SIS.
Pantry girl, Idaho, $50.
Mattresses, cafe. city, IS.
Mattresses, hotel. city, SIS.
Mattresses, cafe. out, IS.
Pantry girl, city, $50
Chambermaid, city, $40
House girls. good wages.
INTERIM. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
Most Reliable.
IS West I'd So. Both Phones 1853.
Department for ladies'
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S9Oo+-room house on west side. close
to car line; lot 50xl26 feet. $500 cash and
balance on time; bargain.
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SAFES.
TILES AND MANTELS.

ALI. kinds of tile work. wood and tile
mantels; new and complete stock. Letch-
field & Barstow. THE Tile and Mantei
Men" 10 South State street.
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SEWING MACHINES.

STANDARD New Home sewing ma
chimes and supplies. Young Bros. q w.
list &c.. Ind. phone 1885, Bell 3o2S.
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CHIRoPoD1Sr.

DIR. ELIZABETH L. WlSMEk. suite
d. 6 Security 4 Trust Bldg. ~ Main 81
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WANTED-Makers and apprentices a
Brandwin's Millinery Shop. 100 Main.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


INVESTMENT CO,
II West Second South ST.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES DEPT.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Good State st saloon doing $50 per day.
Owner is sick and will sell at a sacrifice.
Long lease, low rent.
81. OOo-l7-room house in heart of business
district $500 cash; got to be sold within
few days
ssOo-l2 rooms, fine furniture, on I'd
South ST. worth $1,000.
Bell phone 3sOl- Independent o.
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DO YOU want a good position? Take a
course at Henager's Business College, and
you will get it. Enter any time.
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CONTRACTORS.

LET US build you a home on your lot
or ours Enterprise Realty & Inv. Co..
IS w I'd South
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MONEY-Owners of patents. ideas:
manufacturers looking for solution of
problems; write Heyldia, consulting en-
gineer-chemist Singer Bldg, New 1ork'
Reference, First National Bank, Bay
onne, n. j.
FOR SALE, to lease or rent. the largest.
northeast part OF town; LOW RENT.
Apply on premises. Foulger Bros Co..
IS X St