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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-14

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-14
IN LOVE
AND LAUGHTER

If you want to see how they make
love in Ireland, go to the Orpheum
where Allen Doone and Miss Kelly
are exposing the facts in most attrac-
tive style with the assistance of Dick
Stead and Anna Clark the latter lady
having been performing with the Col
den Company, A County Kerry Court
ship is the title of the playlet now
running at the Orpheum. 1t was on
the boards last night and was given
a rousing reception. 1t is full of life
and ginger, fun and frolic, romance
and real interest. The Doones are a
perfect pair and acting is their mid
die name, Doon'e singing is the kind
you remember the kind that reaches
the heart. Dick Stead is also good
singer,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-14
TRAINS GO ALSO.

Much has been said and written
of a ride to Haleiwa by auto and
very little of the excellent train ser
vice furnished by the Oahu Railway
and Land Co. The limited to Haleiwa
furnishes comfortable going and the
delights of Haleiwa are supreme
While not a mainland de luxe equip
ment, the railway company furnishes
service that is excellent and the
trains make good time, stopping al
most in front of the hotel veranda.
No one visiting Honolulu should let
this trip pass by. It is one of the
pleasantest memories carried away
by tourists and residents of Honolulu
are among the most persistent pat
rons of the hotel
Fine Job Printing, star once.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE WEATHER
Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau,
Young Building

Local Office, U. S. Weather Bureau,
Young Building
Honolulu, T. H., Jan. IA, 1910.
Temperatures. o u, NJ; s a. m; 10
a m; and morning minimum.
60; 70; II; Il; 6S.
Barometer reading; Absolute humid
ity (graiHs per cubic foot; relative
humidity and dew point at 8 q m :
30.12; 4.779; So; "a.
Wind: velsc1ry and direction at 6
b. M; 8 a m; 10 a. m: and noon:
Sc; 80 NE; % NE. "a NE.
Rainfall curing - hours ending S a.
m: 10 inch.
TotaI wInG movement during "a hour
ended at noon 404 miles.
WIN. u. S1OCKMAN,
Section Director.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-01-14
FROM BOBBIE BURNS

EDITOR R:-The 18th inst. be-
ing the anniversary of the birth of
Burns it may not be uniting to re-
call certain words of the much loved
poet not known to many of his read
ers, and which are, 1 understand only
to be found in the Centenary edition
of his works They were addressed 20
the poets friend VIM. Steward
In honest Bacons ingle-neuk,
Here maun sit and think;
Sick O. the world and worlds-folk,
An sick, damned sick, o. drink
l see, 1 see, there is nae help,
But still doun l must sink;
Till some day laigh enough l yelp,
Wac worth that cursed drink
Yestreen, alas! l was sac fou,
I could but yisk and wink;
And now this day, sair, 1 rue
The weary, weary drink
Satan l fear thy sooty claws
1 hate thy brimstane stink;
And aye, curse the luckless cause
The wicked stoup O. drink
Surely the lines are sad enough. Let
the young not having formed the ha-
bit of using alcoholic beverages shun
them absolutely, for, too often, like the
serpent coils of the LAGOON they come
to bind with remorseless strength
Lest we forget let note be made
that all kinds of alcoholic drink are
best left alone, whether they be "dago
red the straight stuff 'rectified
spirits" or what the rich man drinks!
Harken to the words of one who has
been styled the American Sydenham,
one of the signers of the Declaration
of independence, one of whom it has
been written that he was the first great
American physician. Addressing his
professional brethren he wrote give
as few medicines as possible in tine
lures prepared in spirits Many
persons have been innocently seduced
into love of strong drink from TAX
ing frequent doses of bitters infused
in spirits. Let not our profession be
reproached in a single instance with
adding to the calamites that have
been entailed upon mankind by this
dreadful species of intemperance.'
! Again, "lest we forget" shun the
small social glass at the beginning. TO
be free and have ones liberty and
health intact, what a glorious condi-
ton! Right thought in this matter is
mastery. self control is strength. Keep
it young MEN, for the use of the Sc
ductive drug alcohol, in any of it's
conditions, no one can tell the end of
If it leads not to dire disaster, it i'm
pairs health and diminishes efficiency
mental and physical-so, teaches mo-
dern science-of woe, sin, sorrow and
utter misery to men, women and chill
dren, we all wot of.
CACOETHES SCRIBENDl.
Honolulu, January IL, 1910.
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SHERWIN- WILLIAMS
STENCIL OUTFITS

are complete in every respect and
contain stencils, brushes and colors in
tubes that are of the proper consistency
for stencil work. Come in and look
over our stock or write us for pamph.
Let describing these outfits.
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TAPAS

TAPAS
Exquisite Tapas. Unique desig IS.
Largest Souvenir Store in the Paciic
HAWAII & SOUTH SEA CURIO CO.
Young Building.
Bishop ST. ct next Gable Office.
Open Nights.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

rs lawful an dry counties. we urge that
tho local option law should be amend
ed "a this opinion IL sustained, So a. ~
allow such storage only In case Ine
owners shall nave sucn liquors hiseh'
tOried and sealed. Va
An amendment was Included as fol
lows:
Resolved That the right Of liquor
dealers 10 store their stock OF liquor
iT prohibition territory be tested IN lhs
courts as speedily as possible.
Another resolution was adopted rela'
Tive 10 bonding companies going on
bonds OF saloonmen. Figures were ad'
vanced by many that III the law per
hitting bonding companies going on
bonds was repealed IL would mean the
doing away OF one.half Of the saloons
i'm the state One resident OF an up
per Michigan county stated that he
was sure a repeal OF that law would
mean the doing away OF all the IL sa-
looms IN his county. The following
resolution was then adopted:
In our Judgment the law permitting
bonding companies 10 become securi-
ties ON saloon bonds ought TO be re-
pealed by the next legislature.
The session closed with banquet
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
OESERTERS' PLANS
M|PPED IN BUD
Three Soldiers Fleeing From Fort
Wayne Caught By Police at
the Ferry Dock.

Three dashing young soldier boys
from Fort Wayne essayed "A flight from
the barracks early Wednesday morn
iLs. They managed 10 get just as far
AS the Windsor ferry dock at the foot
OF Woodward-ave.. when Detectives
Stenton and Dowd gathered them In
anu brought them to the central police
station, where they were registered as
desertcrs.
Peter Leyen. Arthur j. LeSeure and
Thomas Oliver are the three muske-
teers A good portion OF the soldiery
AZ Fort Wayne was absent when the
escape was made. Only one batallios
VAS an the fort. the rest OF the CART
son being absent on three-days
hike Corporal l.eSeure was In
charge OF the quarters OF one OF the
absent batallions.
The Young men frankly confessed
m polce headquarters that they had
grown weary OF the monotony OF life
az TIE tort.
There's no fighting over here
one OF them declared we thought
we'd 20 over TO Canada and see II
We could stir things up a biz"
telephone message from the fort
10 police headquarters was RESPONSE
Die for the arrest Of the trio. They
were taken back to Fort Wayne by a
guard detailed for that purpose.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

be asked TO submit the question to the
people the coming year.
The leaders objected strongly TO
this. j.. l.. Hudson, Supt George w.
Morrow. of the Michigan Anti Saloon
league, and others made strong argu-
ments against such a course. The
matter was finally disposed OF by the
adoption OF Il resolution introduced by
Dr. Samuel Dickie. OF Albion. II
reads:
Resolved. That we declare ourselves
In favor OF statewide prohibition 80
the ultimate solution OF the lIquor
problem.
Perfect harmony appeared in the
ranks after the stormy session was
over.
Pliny Marsh. of Detroit attorney for
the State league. was OF the opinion
as were several others. that the re-
cent opinion OF Acknowledgement Bird
relative 10 liquor dealers storing their
liquor after May | In dry counties
should be passed on by the court and
a resolution was adopted as follows:
In view OF the recent opinion OF the
attorney general that the storage by
former liquor dealers or liquor STOCKS
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

An attractive program was given in
the Y w. C. A. hall. Tuesday evening
for the benefit of the building fund 81
the North Woodward Presbyterian
church. Those taking part were: Miss
Anna l.. Gillies, soprano, Miss Emma
Mcdonald, 'cellist; Miss Isabel Down
ing, soprano; Mrs. Helen Wynck
Shafor. reader; Mrs. r. T.. Cooley and
Miss Mabel Greene, accompanies. The
concert was well attended and those
contributing the program were heartily
applauded
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

Freinht Rate Case Arqued.

Judge swan listened TO arguments,
Wednesday morning. in the federal
court i'm the case of the J. b. Ford Co,
OF Wyandotte. which Is seeking an
Injunction against the Michigan Cen
trail and other railroads to prevent
an increase of freight rates on soda
ash. May / \ decision will be handed
down within day or two. The coun-
sci for the Ford company offered to
give bond to insure payment OF the
excess freight in case the interstate
commerce commission decides the
new rate is reasonable.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
LIKELY TO MISS TRAMPS.
Census Enumerators Fail to Find Boz
Car Residents at Home.

There is one class Of inhabitants in
Detroit likely 10 be missed by the cen
SUs CnuneraToTS; These are The
t.ansients VINO slumber in the box
yaTS- ont m rfr ral1FOad yafds super
visor Leonard has instructed his enum
orators TO look out for the box car
iCtels In the day time. but these
tiaLslents are not in their re~il .ces
az that time. for the most uaft, al
though some ramps have been cor
hered and Intercepted.
some trouble has been found in the
lodging houses which are being gone
Through now from the fact that 4
great many OF the hoaters sounG there
do not themselves know thcir ages
hirthplaces or much about their par
cnts.
Enumeration McGough. who had i
downtown district. died. Tuesday, and
his place has been filed by a man
who had finished his district.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

To-. Printing aons right. 1rnss
PrinttpE Co.. Is John R-st Call Aain
Ilss or City $3.50
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
WOLTER IS GIVEN
DEATH SENTENCE
Attorney For Slayer of Ruth Wheeler
Files Appeal, Which May De-
lay Execution Six Months.

NEW YORK. April 27.-Albert w.
Wolter. the boy slayer Of pretty little
Ruth Amos Wheeler was today SEN
fenced 10 die in the electric chair In
the Sing Sing prison al Ossining. dur
Ing the week beginning June 6. An
appeal. filed Immediately by his at
torney. however, acts as an automatic
stay OF execution and the youthful
criminal will not be electrocuted for
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
PILES QUICKLY
CURED AT HOME
Instant Relief, Permanent Cure-Trial
Package Mailed Free to All
in Plain Wrapper.

Many cases of Piles have been cured
bv a trial package of Pyramid Pile
cure without furtheT treatment. When
n moves its value To you, order more
from your druggis. at 90 cents box.
Simply fill out free coupon below ana
mail today. Save yourself from the
surgeons knife and its torture, the
doctor and his bills.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
DECLARES ITSELF
ON PROHIBITION
Anti-Saloon Leagues Ultimate Goal
Is Statewide Temperance, But
Postpones Final Action.

LANSING, Mich, April 27.-It was
decided NJ the meeting OF several hun
dred members OF the Michigan Anti
Saloon League. In the senate chamber
of the capitol yesterday. that the ques-
ton OF statewide prohibition will not
be put to a vote for some time.
The delegates went ON record in an
swer 20 the action of Fred L. O'Brlen,
of Coral. Mich. He proposed a reso-
luton whereby the legislature would
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

six months at least.
Less than an hour after he death
sentence was imposed Wolter. ironed
TO Sherir Shea, OF New York county,
was on a>>train. bound for the dealt,
house In Sing Sing.
The TOmbs records show that he Is
only Is years and four months OLD, the
youngest prisoner ever sentenced TO
deoth from New York city md prob
ably the youngest ever sentenced in
the state
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
RAYMOND QUITS GIANTS.
Eccentric Bugs" Resents McGraw's
Act in Spying on Him.

NEW YORK. April 27-"BugS
Raymond, who between drinks used
70 pitch ball for the New York Giants.
Quit the team today. The ever-thirsty
Bugs had another run In with Man
ager McGraw, who insisted that as
Bugs was drawing a fat salary he
ought TO dry out at least once week
and be in form To this end McGraw
established watch .BHsSh and
the eccentric one rebelled, declaring
that he was no paresis patient To
which McGraw Is said to have replied:
Not yet but soon" When last seen
Bugs" was in a happy frame of mind.
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28

at the Central M Il, church .his
evening Mr.. Hudson acted as tor A..
masten Several speakers OF note were
present M "A
The Detroit times., 1910-04-28
TO DISCUSS CITY OWNERSHIP.
Meeting viii BE Held In pickinsou's
Hall, Friday Evening.

The citizens committee en- muni.
cipal ownership will hold n meeting
Friday evening In Dickinson's hall.
No. 422 Grand Riyer7ave., TO which a
special invitation has been sent the
aldermen OF the Fourth. Sixth ana
Eighth wards. and TO which electors
generally are asked TO come. George
William Moore will be the principal
speaker, and will compare the "fifty's"
proposed franchise with the Moore
proposed amendment TO the charter.
petltioned for by 10000 voters. Brief
talks will be given by other municipal
ownership advocates.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Iomeroy ~ w. lst y. usSi
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YOU CAN MAKE MONEY

IF YOU ACT ON THIS QUICKLY.
This week we offer one OF the real
bargains OF the year. the choicest cor
ner on 9th aVe.-S2l by lis feet to alley
facing south and west on 9th and SITS. !:
commands a delightful view OF the en-
tire valley, way up above the smoke and
dust OF the city, In a choice residence
district. and with excellent car service.
Owner must sell within five days and
VIII consider any reasonable offer: look
the ground over today and make us an
oner Monday morning
Just east OF the above corner we offer
a handsome 5-room bung8fow, elegantly
designed and thoroughly well built strict
ly modern. for sA500. an easy terms or
VIII make @ liberal discount for cash
Just four blocks south OF the business
district we have splendid broom cot
tage. which can be bought at big saw
ing; the house Is worth $3.50, but we
VIII consider an offer way below this; let
us show you this home.
Near Sth South and sth East we are
lust finishing a handsome white brick
home OF the bungalow type, which is at
tractlve In every way: $500: easy terms.
YOU FURNISH THE LOT AND VIZ,
WILL BUILD THE HOUSE, AND
YOU CAN PAY FOR IT ON THE EASY
PAYMENT PLAN.
=. We WRITE FIRE INSURANCE
EARDLEY REALTY CO.,
II Main st. Bell phone 9lo.
1886
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FOR SALE-A.EAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-1MpRovrD

CALT LAKE CITY

,., SALT LAKE CITY
=, w iIi grow more in tho next FIVE years
IMAM II did in the last live years
Keal Estate Values will grow with it,
- Especially when you can buy places
like the following:
Sllf1 for Broom frame house near
Eleventh South and Eleventh East Terms
can be arranged, Lot 50Xlg5 feet
In the same neighborhood splendid D.
room 1fame house with very large lot
ior sl,iO0. Has Il good cellar, two flne
cnicken houses. forty young bearing fruit
iGcS. Can arrange reasonable terms.
IL acres with modern nearly new L.
room prick house. porcelain bath. fine
nishtel, fruit and shade trees, located OH
Ihlrd East near Thirteenth South two
Dlocks from car. for So, $50. Can also
arrange terms Oh this place.
Near Third avenue, one OF the best o.
room modern bungalows for sale in the
city. Brand new. has hot water heat.
hardwood floors. It's q neat place and
the price $1,000 Better tnan anything
ior money offered anywhere. Terms can
De arranged.
On East Fourth South. another hand
some modern bungalow FOR 81 $50. Prac-
tlcally new and all modern conveniences.
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Near Ninth East and Tenth South.
practically new 5-room modern bungalow.
large reception hall, beautifully finished
large lot with fruit trees on "A corner fac
Ing south and cast. for s4.500. This is a
cash proposition but | will loan one half
Many others everywhere.
a. RICHTER. 10 West First South
sl535
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Fur. apts.. lis SO. 4th East. SO to
S35 per north.
5-room new brick west side. SIS.
3-rm ter, West 7th So. fur. SIS.
AND TO SELL.
RING, house. 90 rms. heart OF city:
heat ,:.cluded; a bargain. Inquire.
S-room. all modern. two-story white
pressed brick east section city, genuine
bargain; ssS0o value: $500 viii buy:
terms: furnished or unfurnlshed.
Or. modern 4th East; $1,000; terms.
Agents for Pingree. Ida. townsite lots
Opportunity for blacksmith. merchants
carpenter, ct al trades; hotel for lease
Inquire about Pingree. Ida.
Utah by the lake. and 1o-acre farms.
most reasonable attractive farm orchard
tract on the market; excursions weekly.
We write Are insurance.
COLONIAL REALTY G. TRUST co.
% East lst South. Either phone 1867.
s25l
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EXPERT ACCOUNTANT

>~~>~-~~SO---~--~---
BOOKS OPENED. POSTED AND BAL
anced: monthly statements made: Of
hce systems for small retail business a
speciality: city or country. w. a. Tyler
ia 5tn East. Bell 1916. s555
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TEA CHING OF -GAfDcLIN

L. II. MITCHELL, TEACHER OF MAN
dolln: private lessons given; hours 10
to 0 daily. Room 393. Constitution bldg.
= raOO3
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FOR RENT
HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp

FOR RENT-MODERN FIVE ROOM
cottage. newly papered and painted.
close In. Bell 2027-Z. sS3S
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CHIMNEY SWEEP

CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND FURNACE
cleaning. Leave orders Druehl &,
Frapken's drug store. Both phones 100.
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HOSPITALS

GERMAN-AM AMERICAN HOSPITAL, FOR
merly Kcogh- Hammand, has been new
Jy furnished and equipped homcllee and
nuiet rooms. 5000 to Slb per week hos
nitai cha rgcs one half fegulaT price for
heads. r. Stctnzsl Fur Co. 81 East 3rd
Roth phones o122l
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MONEY TO LOAN

AMOUNTS OF $500 AND lip. TOW
rate OF interest. Houston Rear Estate
Inv Co. 35l SO. Main st. Phones aI.
b1oo
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DETECTIVES

MaTLoN pE%?EcTI5,yaE Ec2TI,asn,is5 isERSlGE yaS ,a py-
-sau.; -sa,..SS Office. $50 Green st. n35S&
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4 --7yns OF FINE SLEEPING AND
j. .thsLeepips rooms. e56 So. Main.
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THREE ROOM WITH OR WITHOUT
good barn. y 80 Lowell place. of 9TH
East between 9TH and Sth South. sl7i5
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OSTEOPATHY


DR. ALICE HOCGi.-OS. 1880 MER-
camille block (ovcr Walkers storel
Bell phone SCI ring d2is2
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CATERING

TWO GlEApus.iES DOMESTIC SCI
= onre aestrc catering. luGcheons. din
80 cte Phone Bell 2ess-Y. rios.
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<T1S FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPs
oes,rjctly modern. 43 Canyon road.
)ngs 'sui.'' r1539
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TYPEWRITERS

TYPEWRIrERS RENTED. EXCHANG-
ed sold, Utah Typewriter Exchange
Co.. phones 430 50 w. 2nd So. b2lS5
THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITEE
COMPANY
Now has It's office at sos Boston bldg.
Phones: Ind l07l Ecll "93I r23Te
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PASTURE

(, tCATTLEMEN. TAKE NOTICE,
\ am IN n position 10 feed a large bunch
I. chItle thoroughbreds preferred) for
winter; best alfalfa hay abundance
GGs,nr: an ideal winter range. Address
~ Moore Rochester. Emery Co, Utah.
1902
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| MUST DISPOSE OF MY DRY FARM
nI ieo acres. close 10 city: at sacrifice.
Suuress INC, VI, Iribune. sl10a
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NOTES OF SAL&RIED PEOPLE,
business concerns. and women keenInT
house, bought without security: cheapest
rates easiest payments; Offices In ss
principal cities. D. II. Tolman s3S Atlas
block tss;
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f!oNF,Y TO LOAN AT LOW RATE q
interest TO purchaso;or improve real
fatr or pay off a mortgage. Call on
u. Parker. New Windsor hotel.
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SEWING MACHINE q
kXCHANGE
CARPET CLEAN

4 CHEAP WORK. But TIE uEsT
rx cheap: American Carpet Cleaning
90 80. State. Ind. 93. Bell sl7Q.
M llA 1850
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MIDWIFE

- 900 30 nome FOR CONFINEMENT
PRIVATE MN moIin i.ixz!e Gclsier. ass ". Ara
xcSIh cases Bell eli i4g3-X, Ind. l4oa2. tsl
PRIVATE noME FOR coTSEai,SSGiM,EA c. Sa,S is,,EA
host OF care sven, HesD s Sth aNa
soS,n GIaa8%d and ltS tn and 5th East Bell y
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FARMS AND ACREAGE

FORTUNES TO BE MADE IN LANDS.
HaVing lived here ever forty years. can
locatc you on best lands available. under
all land laws. AS best lands are. limited.
see us at once. Snow dc Douglas. 3es
d. f. Walker bldg. rsTs
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
Folloran-Judge Co. 500 So Main es9s
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HOUSE CLEANING

NATIONAL HOUSE CLEA MING COM
pany. expert carpet cleaners and gen
eral house cleaning; wall papers cleaning
specially. Phones Main i2b6. Ind. 9TS.
80 East lst South s6S2
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GAS FILTERS
CLEANING AND DYEING

PHONE HARLEY BROS. GAS RANGES
piping Bel 265T. &2a SO. Main. m3Sie
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5O OR THREE NICELY FURNISHED
prmk: electric light: gas. Fl! West
South. rSC3
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SIGNS AND SCENERY


PETERSONS SIGNS ARE REA.
signs. and the best made chlpped glass
and brass. Peterson. 20 Richards st.
ne407
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AID WRITING


BRAINS FOR SALE. JACK HELD. 6ps
Tribune oldG. Bell phone 1865 k260s
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CIVIL ENGINEERS

SURVEYS FOR CULNERTS, RESER-
voir sites and sewers. 421-2 Mcintyre
bldg r295l
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BUSINESS Is GOOD WITH Us
We offer today corner on West 2nJi
south: also ono on state street. AT lesl
than the market. Make inquiry.
HUBBARD INV. co.
G6 w Bird SO. 81. siI29'
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MNNE 7 = nv OF T Ok.
76Sxl65. with l9-foot right -of-way on
side; West 7th So. bet. Main and West
Temple (sec our siEnl. Fine location ior
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