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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Hinmelstein went
to Cedar Rapids this afternoon. where
Mr.. Himmelsteln has been made mana
ger OF the Grand Union Tea Com
pany's branch. Mr.. Himmelstein has
been manager Of tho Jewell Tea Com
pany's business here. He Is succeed
ed by u. S. Bentley.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Mr.. A. F. Nuese, Of Pickering. was
n the CITY TODAY.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Mr.. NJ. Il. Andrews left for Potter
county, South Dakota, this morning for
a stay OF q few days on business.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

The work of setting up the posts
for the new curb lights along five
blocks of Main street, was begun this
morning at the corner Of Main and
Captar streetS
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Another e-nuptial shower for Miss
Ethel Vail, who is to be married next
Thursday to Mr.. Earnese Franquemont,
Of st. Louis, was given this afternoon,
Mrs. Russell Harper, of Ottumwa, de-
ligttfully entertaining twenty-four
young ladies at the home Of her moth
er, Mrs. J. w. Burroughs, 30A East
church street. It was a hosiery and
handkerchief shower, and the guest Of
honor received many pretty gifts from
her friends. The guests took their
sewing, and the hours were spent in an
informal social way. The house was
effectively decorated with asparagus
ferns, and wedding bells Of red and
green. Sweet peas decorated the small
tables, and the brides table was love-
" mass Of dark red nasturiums. Red
heart place cards were used. A 5
O'Clock tea in three courses, also carry
ing out the red and green color scheme,
was enjoyed, and the hostess was as
sisted In serving by her mother, Mrs
j. w. Burroughs, and sister, Mrs. J. L.
Williams. Guests present from out OF
town were Miss Alice Peterson, Of OF
tumwa; Mrs. KaIpn Dtrrendorfer, Of,
Madison, N J.: Mrs. Otto Denzter, OF
Oak Park. ILL.,; Mrs. Tassig, OF Hum >
boldt: and Mrs. Grove Harris, of Fer
guson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Miss Lucille Rubee returned home
Monday evening from Cedar Rapids,
where she has been visiting for two
weeks at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
II. Burrows.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

DR.. F. j. Neiman, assistant state
veterinarian; DR.. c. L. Wilmington, as
sistant practitioner. Office and veteri-
nary hospital, 1O7 and 100 East State
street. Office phone 404, residence
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

| Coach No. 81, which has been re-
built in the Centrals shops. was
brought out and added to the equip
ment Of passenger train No. this
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Mrs. Frank Horton, Of Buffalo, Wyo..
is in the city for an extended visit at
the home Of her husba nd's parents, Col.
and Mrs. c. c. Horton, of the soldiers
home
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19
futile, jewe,er. 10 Eas. Main.
George J. Allen, optical specialist.


DR.. Bullard, osteopath. Is West Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Misses Cecilia and Leona Jones went
to Iowa City Monday to visit for two
with her mother. Mrs. Caroline ]. kim
and other friends.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Mrs. G. w. Schoenhut, Of Sioux City
is in the city for a weeks visit at the
home Of her brother in law, Mr.. G. F.
Schoenhut.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Mr.. Walter Nelson and sister, Miss
Clara Nelson, Of Chicago, are in the
city for a visit OF a few days at the
home of their sister, Mrs NJ. U.
Chasiro
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

The Auxiliary OF the d. of L. z. will
hold an ice cream social on Miles
Kelleher's lawn, 200 South Third
avenue, evening OF July q.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Mr. Charles Allison, a shoe clerk en-
ployed by ]. e. O'Brien, who has been
visiting in Boston and other cities of
the east for two weeks, returned home
Monday While in Boston Mr.. Allison
accepted a place as travelling salesman
for the Cass & DAILY Company. shoe
manufacturers, with a factory in Salem
and offices in Boston. Mr.. Allison will
have territory in Iowa. Wisconsin ando
Minnesota He will make his first trip
early in September. This city win be
his HEADQUARTERS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Mrs. Myron Stouffer. of Melbourne,
who is a patient at the White hospital,
is gaining slowly. Mrs. Stouffer has
gained five pounds in weight during
the past month, and that fact is en-
couraging to the patient.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Rev. Phillip Koeppel OF ST. Anthony
was in the city Monday evening, being
on his way home from Troy Mills.
where he preached Sunday,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Mrs. s. Sunderland and daughter
Violet, and the former sister, Miss
Grace Kallenberg, Of Carroll. arrived in
the city Monday night and win visit
for a week or ten days at the homo Of
their aunt, Mrs. A. u. KallenberE.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Mrs. Max Fromm and daughter Ida,
Of Eldora, who have been visiting with
the formers daughter, Mrs. James
Johnson. for a few days returned to
their home this morning. The ladies
stopped here while on their way from
Manitowoc, Wis, where they We're
called by the death Of Mrs. Fromm's
brother.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Mrs. e. A. Hunt, formerly Of this
city and Melbourne, but now of Water
loo, is in the city for a two weeks visit
with his mother, Mrs. Caroline J. KIM
hall
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Try Cresota flour once. Deception
never sold bad barrel twice. If there
were no difference in flour, then all
-four would be alike, no matter where
the wheat grew, and every barrel OF
flour would produce the same number
Of loayes OF bread
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

The Rebekah lodge, No. 40, will give
a trolley ride tomorroy evening, the
goth, starting from the court house at
s o'clock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-07-19

Word received from Jersey City this
afternoon by Mrs. A l. VanTine is to
the effect that John J. Voorhees, and
little daughter, who narrowly escaped
with their lives in a terrible runaway
accident are likely to recover. The flu
neral Of Mrs. Voorhees,, Mrs. VanTine's
niece, who was hurled against post
and killed, was held this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-16

NEW YORK. Aug is--Thc Coun-
~ ~ Beaufort and her noble con-
~ are spending their two weeks
ratiaa m a manner which must
gssss an object lesson 90 an other
ssses x lahNfiaE men.
Although Ceunt Jacques Alex
anaer Aibsrt 4. won Mourik de
saafsrt Is only a common labor
r. and goes 10 work I'm q pair u
Fsasy oesraiis and caboose. his
re has sconouai9ed 80 wisely and
vii that when thu counts vnea-
tss time came trey had enough
IL Away tn the family ~stcckinE
& pus up al the ST Regis. where
surkinxmsn--and others-are usu-
az taxed abogt ssa a dag. especially
sksy want o. sleep ia the sic goo
ID whseh the count much prefers
b an ashsr kind
And the ~iosg wonderful part %
4 al Is nat the count only gets
80 = day for his labor In the Chi
fxa steel Co.'S mill II was hard
Or hsas % land that job. tnn. Tor
ls fxther-in law anIy owns half Of
A. cncern- Hut he did band Il and
; IN rpsf democratic fellow one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-16
MURDERER
CAPTURED:
CONFESSES
She Called Me a Dirty
Bum" Says Man Who
Killed His Sister in :
Law.

Los ANGELES. Aug IS Otto
shsltze a. Is tn the city laii to-day.
fenally charged with the murder Of
rs stster-in- Law. Mrs. Freda
sAalsze Castine. a weIi-to-d0 Ger
sas aoman. whose body was found
Atariay By her son Email IN "a shall
b. srsTe On the woman's ranch.
fFs miles from Lancaster.
schGitze. who has made n com
fste e4nfesalon of the killing. main
bits a suilen attitude. He was ar
rssed iaie last night ln bakery.
Were he obtained employment a
~ hours after hia arrival IN Los
Anssles He denied that he killed
bia Casiine for money. re said
tiisr STE returned from Lancaster
ffiiaT evening she engaged IN an
sasftasion with him because he
Hepsed On chicken when she
Eraek him with a stick. Schultze
Nd = BIZ her over the head with
! shoysi. the blow killing her He
IN buried her in a shallow grave
ne front yard and fled.
Sc called me a dirty bum and II
hAie ne sore Then when she nit
= With a stick grabbed the
N1Tel~ D. said
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oSTEOPRTHIc LICENSED
PHYSICIANS

HFFhbFfs Nntl"naIl Niafe md FonntV
Asaoefa ttanz
m lCl0SSs~ T~7IY'icccG ~ SSsry
building it0s Second az Graduate
ktrksViile 1903. recent post graduate
Los Angeles. phnEcs-Maln fge8s rest
drrre Fast ftST
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sees. tie works "a overaiis. az has
been said. and Il d the deusr 81 a
JOB for his valet 10 serapg and polish
him Off a Night
tie carries dinner pail. tool The
cutest uttic dinner paii o. chicago.
The countess comhea the city Tor tg.
The fcllsrs at the min SAY as gold
ltn9d and that he shouldn't carry
anything but chocolate creams Ia g.
This b the counts first vacation
since De gos hts sob last spring Hls
last vacation extended from his
birth until last April 50 you wee
why ~ needs a change and rest
TIE count iA going 20 WORK m
papa in Law Kilgailcm's factory fer
a year-lf Dr. holds nuG that lorr
on bet ~ some hundreds u thou
sands ~ dollars b. mndc che says
SOD with some foreign duke or king
name not given.
The count woocd and won Miss
kiigaiiem (worth Ss.0ao.o08 in two
weeks last spring. ard has hccn iiv-
ing with "her FOLKS since Hla
titles reach ba X into ancient his
tory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-16

1kN ~ ~ ICES
-~->~-~-~~~-~-~-~~-~-~s~ ~-~r~~sHes~s~s~s~>~s~>
suiih tie the uifs - u Smith. ttg
Ninfh A.. august son.
Aiki aV August a san
MiseHlt--ra enc wife % . Miecnif. ftAs
EastiakH aea Jolly 30. no sex stated
NriHe Old fhe eife AZ VI 9riaHylds
ffgf agfa av August 4 q ssn
IurGaa helm To the wtfe % Nabt
uuEEeuheirn. Hotel Perry. August -. a
sun
ward To The wife Of y ward Seattle
fatfa TO me wife ~ Tafta. III
VALLEY a. August ~. . aan.
UuEgina-~Tu the uife ~ puEEtna.
WagHsds Emargeney hospital AaEurt a..
Naito-To ths vie Of Na,o. seattle.
Iohnsaa-ro the wifs u A. johnson.
10ff " Charles. August q iauEhtef
aarfef--Ta the wife 81 tiarfsi cor.
uer T7fh and 57th = .. August ,, a
maecaiiufn- the wife 81 n Mac
Caiian. Providence h0spitaL August ~.
Haiiaaay-rp the wife u Halliday.
Esfz f9th ~ ". Auxust .. q son
seas Foarth ". august ?. soc
Gasf tfth - -. August 4. q dauEhtrr-
McEunHu ITO tho wife ~ ~ Ar-
Esann Minor hospital. Auaust 70. son.
Mccormack ITO the WifH ~ q No
cormack. 1855 isth r.. August ..
cfitwsa-To mo wife ~ r. chHwad
faef CherrF August a son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-16
BUSINESS ORANGES
WANT ITO TRADE
GOOD
Real ESTATE
For "a. a roomIns housed Phone Ind

For a roomlng housef Phone Ind
2s3s
10 NoU VAT To MAKE YOUR
HELF iNnErENDENr
NnnataFF Wifh tho Efnattf Increased cNHf
90 living tH~ WAGE EAWNFW nuWas
riahe hia SAVINGS WORN fur hiN
and here 81 ynur opportunity % be-
come ar original iuFHatHr in nrw
productive rnfrrpftsa which siii hrlr 4
ysu 80 per eent "a srerT dollar Yesi
Invest
We offer vsu fhs IDEAL Investment shleA
rnfnhinra ahaaIlfH SAFETY witH a
chance Cor LARGE RETURNS an IN
trrprisf having absolutely nn ruursfi-
finn Wifhin che paelfin Northeast
Thta opportunity iH given YnG because
80 wanf re- 900 rtrckhnlfera ~ fhHT
viii bring ~ r. Thousand finHsa a. mach
business a. Ne could set vita Qnig q
fsw hnidlnE or Stoke
We need yau and feuf imuuenre fn bring
us thr greatest success Come iu now
and secure for yaufseif al chat Jour
MONEY Wtll earn
ONE Nuuu fNNENrN E%T IH WORTH
a LIFETIME or LABOR
F1F fHii iufufmatlpn raii 81 1850 flraf eN
PACIFIC COAST HEcUW frf a tNFEHr
MENr COMPANY
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wnnlnd-cnn,r,ntn 3 Morlnsn.s


NDHTITwE Trust A RAFE DE-
PDHfT co. First Az and Coiufn nia -.
Goldman Huildlnrl. invites applications
Tor loans from 81 900 ~ 5000 On I'M
proved fetftis residence pfoporig IL
established districts
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eoAnp ASp room.

~~~~~~N~~e~eSe~~~~~~os
Wanted children 20 board. years and
under. pleasant home. mothers care.
Phone Maple gef
Nsry pleasant rooms Tor gentleman. ia
refined home 81 q widow tls7 broad.
way. g. asa.
wanted small children fa care foF
hy month Far particulars write or go
ii iarro room and board Is per weak
1870 NJ tefferHHn. East antg
uesirabia people Will find piraHant
home with excellent board 40 11t John a.
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Val exchange fHa Nus ints Haf Moon
NJ pFnurrtf California. 90 wiuufHs from
Il a. EfamHtnfo Tor property IN Nea&tlH
a dress care star
III 900 raaa iurauna praVefil fgs any,
knlns good Whaf have Fsuf Ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-16

WASHINGTON. Aug i6-The
population OF Newark. M j., is
aA1ats. according TO census bu.
reau announcement today
scranton. Pa. has t29,SG7.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.

Tao nice. ciean fwe-rHam auitea. sa1
and bath. Rect so and fts. walking
distance tls1 Hxth av tiff
Tee and tarea-ranm farniaAed apart
wanfa With issair marine view $50 "a
e. 30 per weeh 2of Denny say
GRAND VIEW APARTMENTS ses
Essffaks strictly modern. cutn pirtsiy fur
nished q z Groom sultaa. ruretal sum suef
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rAnMs AND AoReAaE-tcon,.l

t., ss,slslo l 60 1S@Wco~NSSr~y
rpur gEoH9E tAi.Ma ..,r.
COUNTY, Lire cOuNTltf iiEAALIii
~ 1giiils sew AID ,,, Wya l'i.di, G w,
90 reach tho farmers who are ufel
pf crop failures and unstable tH
NAUTICAL conditions We Want 20 lN
press upon thrw that thia o. a bead
ifm climate that land adjacent ga
ours bias hnru fatmel since inc aVH
and there has NEVER been fhoF
this land De- nov Erowing hpnniiful
crops of oatH. winter wheat potatoes
timothy bay etc ana that. naturally.
the mining camps aHd the railroad
Iuuh prices f1f these very urFfeHHff
products. uNoAuhE There hre mere
handful of pioneer fhfm'rH who le.
manned in the country after the m.
NOUS rush 10 the foid fields Juai
rAcra' AND coNDlrioNa
These are tho FACTS AND toHbi
rtoNH in that county today What
win they De when the Freat trans
continental railroads % Canada fearh
lasfe fear after nest IhAi u ere.
ten million dollars they raised Tor that
purpose in thar TERRITORY. and the
fafwefs are brought Boz closer touch
british columbia which senf stg 900.
GOO aer1sH the line ana FaHi Last year
fHf daiuiuF products. hoka ETC Sow,
Ut 1901 ~ % NNN HNa HHN NiNNaH ANNNNlH fHtA HN
raised and produced in phruemanni
FiaiaH en those farms only frw iHliea
from the afeat inland and coming Guy
la,i ft,sl in'ftg ils {,
Is Is g.
This offer comes ip sou from ihs most
responsible company Bee q a.. and 80
Hrr prepared 90 Deal Nith every nefi
gHa man no wahta in better his pfeH.
rnf condition and that 81 Bis family.
aud hn ia determined that thia great
opportunity Will noe got ~ him and
~ want 90 deal eith ths man slh
little money. aH Meii ~ the man Hhp
has TIE funds 90 pay cash oai -
taau clients please advise us failr
Ha fu fhrif desires 81 wc have a HfE
CtAI PROPORTIONS co make the %.
pHHaHiil seeker faF the nest weest
welsh thrsr riHfements ~ fact get
their hsariug ou yaHf future ana come
boz prepared 90 avau y1uruaf of she
Eonfn COAST LAND co. TIA.
Paid tp capital 800 ooe,
NHue1uN &C. 10 a.
Selling Ageuta. Davies a Co,
iit.ll3 American Bank BIDS
five ACHES Ricu LAND FOn
AaaH
Terms. 90 cash. balance e. per fnoath
Sc have about zee aerss q rich.
haFa cold nearly 0 aQ9 acres iu Ever
ett alone the people there hHpW
the valve ~ iha iand adlginlnN their
acres ~ this iane fsf t1tg on ths
terms mentioned above BETTER come
ln and So 90 20 Everett and look
ihis over
Or HANSON 4 co
Third Ti8nr sees York uierk
b. 81 ACHE mRiftHH COLI MufA
IAwbA
located nn both river and " ~ trans.
fsuffaffau fine climate fine fruit and
wheat land 81 90 Hrre each. balance
pears. 6 per cent. Talk eith people
that kneu che fuHntff This is 90
HOMESTEAD Proposition ts direct
PURCHASE 90 Do with az rDt
PLEASE TuWHEHT LAND COM
pANF. iaf Second Haath hoau 1a7
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WATER FRONT.

n, 900
We offer FOR sale. on terms ~ 100
cash u large tract ~ fiuo water front
containing two acres and having tto
feet OF fine sandy beach fruutaEri
This ~ az fine water front as tharo
h on the Sound
OLE HANSON a CO.
gfA-ib-IB-tT New York Block
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THE SEATTLE STAR

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HGLp wANTep-FEMALe


WANTED Several bright young women
between hHes ~ hHd 20 years. 90 learn
tr.rrhanv operating We maintain ri
aN which is iu charge 81 Wuman
principal Applicants who quality arh
FAll Ht rate 800 trr Wauth while
aeaiEuru tn am office Applicants uutt
COME Won recommended ur De able Co.
fuUUiah HatiafarturN references before
apple alton NlN hn ruuHIdrfrI Amply
3D. school principal ut hhHta address
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Company,
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Ap1RTMeNTs.

Neat unfnru f-rua7n apartments fisIt
ami tag 90 Aint Burns, ttit Ilfh rhun
Eaat ETfH
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w. D. WALKER. M. D.

LICEAsED spECIALIST
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DIsEAsEs
ENAMINATION AND ADVICE FREE
PAY ONLY as YOU IMPROVE
fos EPLER BLOCK. sta SECOND AVE
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hELF WAN slA-W - d.
DON'T uE LONESOME
Interstate Introducing aoeis,y. Tor 20
spseiaels gsogis os,y rsliah,s mar. i.,
srsncss sifsn ana dsmandsa. Personal
iuirednctlan Hours a "a e ms
~. jas Included !, Z. asus, paper % iies
iiisisi. iiiis' ris., ~ ." '''
wANrEu- Asn ana ssmsn 60 is.Fs
The barber tfads. c1mpists esafss frsa
.ssss s IL. ' u sa' Ell iiH, 81 vii. ' &C.
NATIONAL nARuER cotLEaR
% washinEton "
,.5 re- y. % 3. . sss so'i ga .is P'g
darn here On shieh you can make a.
much--or nearly so-as u Yea worked AZ
have all your fafaaeans 20 yauFssr cali
ssa 80 Parish. Circulation bsRs.. Seattle
sEyEnAL nEN WANTED 81 lsy
waEas Inquire az EaEia Grocery. 81
NEN wANrEn- sadd vases f1r
nrariF az kinds = cork We are open.
ms it.Q9a aefas ~ lani see = iini-
mans MANAGER second uaaf Times hipeh
Wanted a Stone neitsr AZ chshalis
r9amfF court huHsv Marf#ssHu wash
90 call as Arcade Phone l. sssi. Seat
wantst some pnsh srfap~r nsn ~
dfsss tosrs Arpl1 Esesisias Apis
Ninth nnd piss g Harn~s
Main SEQ y Herpa Assat loo tstt
ITALIAN EMPLOY MEAW oFFtrE
Fufniahes an ktnfs " iahpr aat Jack,
spm - Heattle. Naah
Hates % this reismn 49, ! eani wsfa
zee sgrfs ~ raats wheu sef eius-
rfy maiiaFYs naftsr shap fss zee
ssaiF irsaiusni iif ce,uutis -
Nrn'a $40 sample suits 1850 rraris
Room sef cess Third rraasfs Hlas
wanted q SIS ~ nshi sfnes Wpfk
asrand h4nd siafninG tnasht aaa sala
tssf PIKE 81 Aain tfff led Z. idfe
Ia Prof ussrsns Nsw astsea rs.sh.
fsIT" ease tsssana bays sEsnGnas rriai
slwats ffss- renrih sra fins q
UNFuRNtsHEp ROOMS.
~sssNs~e@eraNNsSx~~aess a~sas@s~s~fA@ss@ses--
Fgsr rerus unfnfrissea anra.s srasn.
Labor Temple. si4 Der uaath gali i.Ss
aisth HE
HOUSEKEEPING Rooms
Twa thrre and faur faoan haasrk ssp-
tuK saitet 81 ana ua far sman ur tarM~
families eaws fng We elnFmens lions
fFm rhirt AZ 10 c'iamhis ina iffs
faF etreiF faruishst modern ro9rns.
tsHrs a. % szst EiEhth a. Fhsas
MaBsrkssnlns raants aiss ssspies
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FURNISHED HOUSES
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WHITE RIVER VALLEY bottom land
IN to-acre tracts. only 400 per acre. on
easy terms
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EuNERAL pInrcTonA.

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unsd co8b Ca Family ID fuuf. sreand
girl krpt AppB HiA Nnpistau aY. on
trHi hil Faha Madison st gar
kodak DEVELOPING. soc fsH any slaa
safe eniHtasWsntH aoc jacobs fhuto
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Wdfa Experienced. with Eaad trfer.
sners Eaaf aaao itoa ifth at
uiH wanted. at American laundry
Phone ballard 5it
tirsi rias. baud ifonrr wanted 5000
Pay Fast ant CeAar lois
LOST AND FOUND
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RETURN Ga QUO East bth Phone white
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from raIfHan BIDS tn NasirF Way itas
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sec iath af aHd sfth and Madison East
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SITUATIONS WANT ED-F & MALE
ss=eeA~~1ne~@e~~s@~es~ ~srsf~feHeFse@s
gNantsa-A good sifi faf general house
aaFk must ~ good cook go eaehiHH 81
iraHina East spgt
Women 4anis PLATA sowing remodel
ira af family ironing. ssTepinEs etc
cedar SET
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FOR sALE-FURNITuRE
WANTED 10 auY-EuRNlruRE

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Grand Rapid Auction and Storage Co.
ft16-sQ First av., pays highest price for
furniture and household goods Or Will
sell on commission. Main 7sssi l. seit
vaidss Furn 1919 ist M. gsss Ind soso