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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-05-29
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS

from sixth avenue to Seventh avenue on the
norfherly line OF Sixth avenue from q point
about It's feet east OF the easteriy line OF
North Thirteenth street TO a point about liv
feet east of the same: on the south side OF
sixth avenue from a point about 100 feet east
OF the easterly line of North Twelfth street
to a point about 100 feet west of the westerly
line North Twelfth street. on the northerly
side OF Seventh avenue from a point about 100
feet east of the ~easterly line of North Twelfth
street to a point about 100 feet west OF the
westerly line Of North Twelfth street: on both
-ides Of
SOUTH SIXTEENTH STREET,
from Avon avenue TO Eighteenth avenue. and
from sixteenth avenue to South Orange avenue;
on both sides OF Fifteenth avenue and on the
northerly aide OF Fifteenth avenue and on the
point about 100 feet east OF the easterly line Of
South sixteenth street to a point about 100 feet
west OF the westerly line Of South Sixteenth
street.
me owners Of land and real estate assessed
n said osrttneatA * assessment an hereby ~
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NEW PUZZLES NO. 3zI.
2,s67.
DIAMOND.

1857.
DIAMOND.
!. The letter NJ. 2. (Prov. Eng.) A
mouse. 3. Affirmed. 4. Watches over.
5. Any small particles. 8. (Pathol.) An
insane passion for music. z. Leaning.
3. (Asia.) Gigantic Central African
palms. 9.lAfpine herdsmen. 10. A sink
ing or fall of the roof Of a coal mine.
II. The letter A.. TRYON.
2,S5S.
LTNKADN.
1.-TWO begins with the last letter Of
ONE. Example,: Sink Kins-Sinking).
Once . silly little ONE
Thought to have q little fun.
50 she fiuttered round . pretty little
flame;
TWO ALL cautioned, keep away"
Silly thing did disobey,
And TWO pretty wings were ruined
what a shame!
/. DoNATELLO.
2,s5s.
oBLIQUE RECTANGLE.
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To-Investors and Homeseekers.
cIrY ApyERrIsEMENrs.

auired to pay the amount so assessed upon
them, and each Of them respectively, 70 me az
my ONCE. City Hall, on or before July Z 1893.
Newark, N. j.. May "A. 1903
J. H BAcHELLEK,
mv25-5t CornptroIler.
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NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to all parties interested
that the certificates OF assessment of the whole
amount OF the costs and expenses OF opening
NORTH STREET
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2,84s-BY 0. n. q. ONE.
BEAST-BEAT.
z,S4s-BY

2, s50-BY ANNADEE.
HIPPODROME.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-27
DRAMATIC SUCCESS
cantata by Local Talent Draws Good
.Slxod Crowds.

The largest crowds that have assem-
blsd In the Grand opsrs house for long
time were out last Friday and Saturday
nights to witness the production by local
talent Of tie dramatic eantata saul,
King Of Israel" and the consensus Of
opinion was that the performances were
about ~ hns ~ they we'll could b.
saualing any operate show that We are
ever likely 70 So here and far ahead Of
most that ws have seen In eostuming and
characterization. II was indeed . most
magnificent spectacle and the performers
ali acquitted themselves in . manner
ersditab!s alike to thsm and the city.
As the performance in its entirety was
Of the very highest order the Enterprise
will not attemp: to praise any Of the
performers in particular. for to praise
one would necessarily lead to words ol
praise OF every member Of the cast and
ehoruses Of damsels. witches, soldiers.
etc. Neither can we make individual
mention Of those who composed the
orchestra and rendered in a mos, able
manner the finest orchestral aecompain .
men, and musical numbers that has ever
grseed production Of this kind in Rocky
Ford.
Financially the affair was also emf
nsntly successful and as a resul, q sum
Of almost $3.50 remained after paying all
expenses, which will materially assist the
pipe organ fund Of the NJ. E. church. for
which purpose tie eentata was gotten
u.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-27
Rocky Ford 'Loupes Moving
A New York dispatch to the Prod

A New YORK oispateh 70 the produce
News under date Of Aug. 20 says:
"cutchseld & Voolfolk got the first car
Of Rocky Fords by express to this market
the car being handled by the E. r.
Bracket Co. This came in Monday.
and the E. r. Bracket Co. reports it
sold at So. saying that the quality was
very fine. resembling the quality Of the
old Rocky Fords Of several years ago.
R. 7. Cochran & Co. had two cars yes
terday and the range was Sl.7592.5o.
The market is in such condition that
receivers cannot encourage the shipmen.
of Rocky rords. 4 number of cars are
en- route oy freight. A. :. Young & Co.
have information from their Rocky Ford
man a, Newdale that he has held off
picking until the melons were well ma
tured. ard that the quality is going to be
fine. Lyon Eros. Co. have three cars
rolling by freight, two OF which will be
ready 70 nload Mend night. Mr..
Matthews wrote to Young & Co. that If
the rain keeps of. the Rocky Fords are
going to Be superhne."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-27
Hog to be Given Away,

Each person buvine hog in the big
Curoo-Jersey auction sale on the last
day CT the fair gets ! guess on the
weight of 5urke's Colorado King. The
one guessing nearest his weight gets.
absolutely without cost, fine pure-bre
gilt eligible to registry. In case several
guess the same and the guess is the
nearest. and ''siVe or take" prize can
not be agreed upon the parties interested
shall draw fo- the gilt. Bu.ke's Colora =
do King has never been on the scales,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-27
A Lazy Liver

May b only . tired liver, q . starved
liver. II would Be stupid - we'll q
savage thing to beat weary or starved
man because he Jagged In his work. So
in treating tho tagging, torpid liver Il 70
a great mistake TO lash IL with strong
drastic druga A torpid liver b but an
indication Of an ill-nourished, enfeehled
body whose organs are weary with ovef
work. Start with the stomach and allied
organs Of digestion and nutrition. Put
them IN working order and see how
Quickly your liver will become active.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
has made many marvellous cures Of slivee
trouble :. BY its wonderful control Of the
organs Of digestion and nutrition. Il 70.
stores The normal activity Of the stomach,
increases the oecretions Of the blood.mAk.
ing glands, eleanses tho system from poi.
sonous sccumulations, and 30 relieves tho
liver Of the burdens imposed upuo 10 b
the detection Of other ofganA
II you have hitsef or bad TASTE in he NOM
tue. poor or TsFisble sppetitA coated toaSua
foul breath. eoAstipate4 oe iTesulsf bowels
leei weak saailA uEod. aespondent fseouent
bssdschea psln }r rdistss.e(p'smsn os beck
sns.tns S.1. ns,:s. o. a.:3 e. 2 :,,0s :s0%:en 4
throat sssss eating. md kindS symptoms
OF veak stomach aDd tcspid n%SA 70 ps4l.
cine wiIl relieve FOO mose Rfompilx Qi CUR
1ol l@6i5Skl63lNf f6lR Doctor 4lslcs1
Sclden NedIeal 6iseoSsIY. Pe5haps onil
psFt o7 ID 16oSS SS6ptd6b vill b pssssno
st oos time Nd yss point 70 tospid hvss o.
biliousnsos aDd week ssnmseA AVOID an
bot bod md hAspuisa sssdms cat.s md
other indieestihae TODD and take ths soosden
Medical Diseovsay . regularly and stick % -
- uns1l you - vlgusoO md stsuuG
Iho sDiacovssys y DonOee1oe noo-a1co'
holic, b Q elyasF1p sxtsN1e OF NATIVE nsdic1p
mi rood NTH . fun liss OF IL tngsodient1
ps.nssd q sseS oosss..:sDS g sod sod ssso.ssd
md sxtollsd 6y he Hcss egn1nsnt modieoa
Vs1tses Of he - snd 90 Fecommsodsd q
euIs he dkssAoss eog which 10 b sdvised
Don't seespt . substitute of unknown
eomposS0oa fQ this non-ssFst lRDoGU
% ENUWI COa(POoI21U1.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-27
BONDS ARE VOTED
To Make Big Improvements In the
highline Canal

Pursuant to call of the board of direct
ors special meeting of the stockholders
of the Rocky Ford Canal. Reservoir.
Land. Lean & Trust Co. was held in |. O..
o. F. hall on Saturday to take acton up
on the following resolution that had been
unanimously adopted by the board:
That it is the sense of this board of
directors that we recommend the vot-
ing of special assessment at the special
stockholders meeting to be held Saturday
Aug. 2l. of the amount required for the
payment Of the principal and interest
of bond issue Of $4,000 for the pur-
pose OF providing the money for making
certain proposed improvements on the
canal necessary to insure its safety
and to increase its capacity to carry with
reasonable safety the entire dsereed
prioritiss belonging to the canal"
Senator g. W. Swink was chosen
chairman Of the meeting. There were
about l25 stockholders present, which
represented. Including the proxies, l.457
sharss.
The resolution was warmly discussed
and when the vote was finally taken it was
shown that the resolution had carried by
= vote Of szs for bond issue and 40
against
The improvements recommended by
Engineer B. F. Powell include q raising
Of the banks in all places where nsess-
sary to give the desired capacity from the
hsadgats south Of Msnzanola, . distance
Of 20 miles. the widening Of the ditch
whore necessary and where narrowed
BY growth Of timber and brush. and in
ersssiug the carrying capacity Of the
syphon under the Apishapa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-27
ARKANSAS VALLEY NOTES.

Miss Minnie Norton Of Rocky Ford has
been visiting Mrs. J. J. South for several
days,and returned home on No. e.-Lamsr
News.
We understand that The harvesting Of
bssts will b commenced On Sept. 10.
The crop 10 maturing rapidly. and
water is now bsing applied for the last
tims.-Sugar City Gazstts.
Mrs. Dswieht Missr was called 70
Rocky Ford this morning BY the death of
her grandmother. Mrs. D. c. Watcher.
The old lady was 81 years old.-Lamar
News.
Mrs. J. q. Blackburn. en- routs to her
home In Washington. D. c. from The sx-
position At Seattle. stopped of for = short
visit with her brother. J. A. Sprsngis.
last Saturday. She was accompanied By
Mrs.. J. r. Sprsngis Of Pueblo. who b
also making . visit with the ordway rel
aitvss. They visited in Rocky Ford Mon
day. ordwsy New Era
Monday was the date sst for the hear
ing Of the case wherein S. L James, who
resides near Rocky Ford was arraignsd
upon an information charging insanity.
Mr.. James was on deck ready for the
trial and had his witnesses lined up. but
the party who caused his arraignmsnt, ~
well as some Of the lattsr's witnesses did
not appear. and the result was that Mr..
James was dismissed, there being no evil
dsnes to show that he 10 not in his normal
mental eondition.-La Junta Democrat.
This week the Barlow canning factory
closed a fairly good seasons work on
cherries. During the season something
like 100 tons have been put up and 1t
will take Ave cars to move the product,
most Of which will 60 to Chicago and
Kansas City as the trade Of those cities
consider the nanzonola canned cherries
7. J. Barlow first Of the week sent out
notices to the growers that the factory
was now ready to commence work put
ting up tomatoes. Mr.. Barlow expects
to have a better run Of tomatoes this
season than the factory has had for sew
esal years.-Manzanola Sun.
For a man to prove up on his FIRST
clam after he had passed three score
and ten years by a margin of ten more
years. is 50 unusual that we cannot but
mention that such was the case this week.
On Tuesday. Charles futile fled in the
Office Of the dissrie. clerk fnal proof papers
on his claim south Of Rocky Ford. Mr.
Tu.tie is in his sighsisth year. It is the
FRS. case in the history Of the local court
that settler had reached that ripe old
age and then proved up on a claim.
Once bsfors the claimant was sixty
seven years of age. and only last week =
party Of sixty-nine years fled on one Of
Uncle Sans elaims.-La Junsa Tribun ..
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-27
OH. CRULLER JACK AND LIB
HOLDEN. WE'RE ON TO YOU
You've Been Selling Us No Count
Mushmelons as Rocky Ford Can.
taloupes and Rocky Ford Has

Told
Under the above heading the Clevc-
land Leader o: Friday last contained
the following:
Cleveland hotel and restaurant;
proprietors. every mothers son D;
them-irom Lib Holden. who runs
the Hollcnden, to "Cruller Jack"
who runs the little Hollenden-are
rank plagiarists. three-card monte
men. horse thieves. Rocky Ford.
Colo. says so.
That is. they were. qualities Rocky
Ford. They may have turned over
a new leaf since Aug. Ist
Rocky Ford. through its Chamber
of Commerce. charges that food dis
Densers. in Cleveland and elsewhere.
have been calling weak. watery,
trashy. no-good cantaloupes from
California, Texas. Arizona and down
south, Rocky Ford cantaioupes.
the heat OF its municipal indignation,
born OF an outraged municipal pride.
they amt worthy of the name of
cantaloupe. let alone Rocky Ford.
They're plain. ordinary. low-down
mushmeiOns."
L. R. Fenlason. secretary OF the
Rocky Ford Chamber of Commerce.
ut;ers the warning in an official let
ter. He says:
Rocky Ford cantaloupes are never
shipped east until Aug. 9Th. The
menu cards in the hotels and cafes in
sour city have been selling what is
reported TO be Rocky Ford canta-
luupes to their guests and patrons
ever since the first ca-taloupcs were
shipped from California. Texas and
Arizona. all under the name OF
Rocky Ford Cantaloupcs' Some OF
these cantaloupes they claim to have
been grown from Rocky Ford seed.
and that is the excuse they give for
calling them the Rocky Ford canta-
loupc-
We have written 10 the pure food
department OF your state and at
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-27
Notice.

Growers having watermelons for sale
will please notify any member Of re
Watermelon Committee or its ChairT'n
as to the amount they can furnish.
Melons will be received at the F Er
grounds on Tuesday. Aug. 81 and Va
nesday. Sept. |. and will be paid fe Il
time Of delivery.
Glenn v. Ryan Chanmar.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-08-27

Fer Sale. A first class Piano good a
new. or will trade for good horse. suEsi
and harness. Call on Coffmsn q Yolns
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You believe Salt Lake City will grow.
don't you? Then why not back up your
Judgment by buying "a lot or home?
Ihe following are bargains. pure and
SIMPLE | ought 10 know, being engaged
nitecn years selling real estate in this
CITY, and ] mean Just what / say when
quote the following as special bar
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TYPEWRITERS
CARPET CLEANING
HAT FACTORY
WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. PAUL HEN. PRO-
prietor 6S East First South: 2oo roomssi
rates 25c. SOC and oOc. AI9'f
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On J ST, near Brigham St. a nice lot
for $1,000.
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No. SlSe 9TH ave, splendid 5-room
can rent for $50 per mo: will sell IL for
$500. Will take 5000 cash and s25 per
mo; Inc interest. Sewer and sidewalks
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s1o5O Will buy beautiful lot on East
9th South. near university; sidewalk
taxes paid. Cheapest lot in neighbor-
hood.
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A. Richter, 10 West 1st South St.
Phones 6i1.
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR IRON.
brass rags, bottles. rubber copper etc
Utah Junk Co.. $40 So. 4th West, Phone
229 p1s72
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a Groom modern 2-story brick resi-
uence on Sth East near Brigham St., in
nrstccass repair, on reasonable terms,
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UTAH CHAPTER NO 1 r. A. M
Stated convCcaron first Wednesday in
each month at Masonic hall, corner Sec
ana East and First South streets. Com
panlons cordially invited. T. p. Sher-
wood II. p; Moses c. Phillips. Sccre-
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o IAN CoMD' PHONE
eIEsY-wAiKER co.
SELL YOU ONE; Make You oN
THAT INsuREfssA fsA5t You lfENsuTmfNcE IN TiiE
FULLEST DEGREE.
LET US INSURE YOUR HOUSE.
o.. DIVORCES LAST a YEAR NOW.
Better stay married and buy a home
SEE Us AND WE WILL SHOW YOU
HOW.
For instance:
$2G0o-sro6m frame. so IT, frontage
9Th e.. cor. Clark.
s25Oo-S- room frame and stable. Wind
sor avenue.
s5000-1room brick on 5th avenue
$25O0-t-roo pr. br. 10th f. s30t
down. bal. S25 per month.
s'Oo0-i0-room brick on st
$SOOO-G-room frame.
S0OOO-S-room brock 7th East.
$i500-10room brick on Alameda ave
S2000-4-roon br. Lot 3ix7 rods. So.
3rd East
SlS,0O0-l2- room mod pr br. E. 2n0
So Lot o%9 rods. Right of way on the
east.
SPECIAL,
Second hand store for sale. cheap. See
us for terms.
65-RooM HOTEL FOR SALE. Close in.
Remember
WE DO THINGS"
MAKE LOANS, WRITE INSURANCE.
BUY AND SELL REAL ESTATE.
GGESY-WALkER CO. TRIBUNE BLDG.
IF you can't come. phone"
Both phones 1868.
1884
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On the corner md ave. and X St, south
and east exposures, a Groom 2-story
frame house. all special assessments.
paving, sewer and sidewalk paid, and
sewer connection. at $4,000.
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On Pear St, near Center, a splendid
a-room 2-story brick residence; lot abou.
9No rods. Just try to find another house
IN the same vicinity at such figure as
am quoting and you will see nothing but
shacks for same price. $4,000 will buy
this place; $500 cash, bal. per cent,
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Near 9th East and 10th South. a pretty
little home OF 4 rooms electric lights and
water In house; lot 50X112 IT., all und er
garden and fruit trees. Can be bought
for $4,000; $500 cash and $40 per month.
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WASATCH LODGE NO. 1. F. AND A.
M.-,Masonig hall, second Fslday each
month. Members of sister lodges and So
Journing brethren in good standing in
yited II. c. Cav. w. M; A. j. Lowe.
Secretary.
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WANTED-PUPILS

TEACHER ORGANIZ
ing classes in Latin and mathematics.
A6S SO. 5rd East. bet and II 4. IN.
rl0S1
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WANTED-AGENTS

MEN AND LADY AGENTS IN EVERY
city and town for three greatest sellers
ort. Sells to all business houses, offices
and homes Complete samples. 81. For
particulars call or address Agents Sup
ply Co, room %. 1861 w, So. Temple 81,
Salt Lake City. 1881
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

EGGS FOR SETTING. PRIZE WINNING
Slack Minorca and Rhode Islands Reds.
Wm Deakin, 1880 South eth East, Bell
phone. Murray 231i Red. o1362
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MI. MORIAH LODGE NO, .. F. AND :
M,-Masonic hall second Monday each
month, corner First South and Second
East Members of sister lodges and
Journing members in good standing in
vited. Charles Douglas, w. NJ; Christie
pher Diehl. Secretary.
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on 9TH North. near 1st West, with
south front. 7-room brick cottage. in
hrSt- class repair; lot 3x10 rods, and the
price $1,000 The rooms in this residence
are large, high ceilings, mantels, fine
electric light fixtures y splendid home
Tor san Pedro and O, S. l.. railroad men,
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WE WILL RENT YOU A HOUSE on
IosS NJ or PIE; cis,r Make Max YOU A
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house canvass. Pacific Western Selling
Co" 422-l23 Atlas bldg. r23oG
AGENTS-SELL THE SINGER DARN
er. Cam be used on amy lock-stitch
sewing machine Dains hosiery, under
wear. etc, quickly, neatly: work IS
smooth. non Irritating. durable Needed
in every household. rapid seller; complete
success. liberal commissions Tull In
formation at Singer store, 13 South Main
street 1879
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S350-Two beautiful lots on Logan ave.
00Xl30. bet 10th and llth South, near Stl
East.
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INCUBATOR CHICKS. JUST HATCHBD.
loc each. Smith Bros. 9Th West near
iith South. Bell phone 1857. We deliver.
o2404
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FOR sAJE-REAL ESTATE.

IF YOU CAN'T COME, PHONE"
to
GIESY-WALKER co.
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Pleasant View Park. Those choice s.
acre tracts on East 18th South. It's
taken hard work to induce the owners
of this beautiful spot to let me sell D
more of these tracts at the old figure,
$500 per acre. one third cash, bal on or
before years 6 per cent It will be
money maker for you IL you secure one
OF these tracts. Don't dddle-daddl II
you want one. Be quick.
~ Richter l9 West 1st South st.
Phones 6il.
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PER SONALS
AUTOMOBILES AND REPAIRING

THE TEMPLE GARAGE HAS THE
finest equipped repair shop and largest
garage in the city. Storing and repairing
speciality. lO9-111 w. So. Temple.
n1992
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$1,000 will buy 2lx10 rods on ond West,
near 9Th North, curbing. sewer and side
walks paid.
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STOVE CASTINGS AND REPAIRS
WEST. FOUNDRY & STOVE REP. WKS.
Both phones 4474 Repairs for any old
stove. Jackets cleaned, 53l State n9Oa
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TWO SPECIALS

$1,000.
5room mod. pressed brick: lot 50X12l
and alley; fine lawns, shade and cement
walks. on Palm ave, faces south, bet. Stll
and 9th East. y genuine bargain, Owner
left town and must sell.
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING. WILL. CALL
Salvation Army. Both phones. t21al
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on u ST., near 9Th ave. a beautiful
broom modern cottage, with large rooms,
neatly decorated, house was not built for
sale. and Is In frst-class repair; for
$3.50.
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
clothes. etc. Bell phone 5023. SO Com
mercial st. m2477