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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13
WISCONSIN LAND.
Homeseekers! Read! Act! Write

mediately for immensely valuable in
formation about the opening OF the
Round Lake Wisconsin Farm Land
to settlement. Wisconsin's richest I'M
developed farm lands; the last great
land opportunity OF the decade: over
10000 acres now on sale at $3.50 to
$40 per acre on ten years time. Abund-
ant rainfall. Purest OF water. Get a
home of your own. Be a wealth. pro-
Queer. Railroad fare refunded TO pur-
chasers For free books. maps and full
facts address j. B. Bates, Woodbury.
Building Marshalltown. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13

To Rent-A furnished house. close in.
References required. Address B-9. care
T.-R.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13

Wanted-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Modern. Refer
en- es given. Address Wiz, care this
office
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13

For Saie-At a bargain, Buick Model
10. equipped complete with top, glass
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13

For Sae-Forty acres, ten cleared
balance timber and pasture. good
house. barn, chicken house, borders on
fishing lake: $500, easy terms. Get my
complete list of lakeshore farms
Tom o. Mason. Island City State
Bank, Cumberland, Wis.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13
FOR sALE-PoULTRY ANE EGGS
LIVESTOCK, HORSES, ETC.

For Saie-One colt coming 2. one
Filley coming g. Standard bred. T.. h
Carver, 2O7 North Center street.
For Sale-Choice young Shorthorr
bulls of the best Scotch and Scotch
topped breeding. Frieke Bros, State
Center, Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13
FOR eAIE-MiscELLANEous.

For Sais-Staver rubber tired surrey
good as new. A. E. Myers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13

For SaIe-We have a good. new.
modern eight-room house. finished in
hard wood, on first floor and hardwood
floors over entire house, good barn and
chicken park, on one of the best resi-
dence streets in Marshalltown. We will
sell this nrnnertv for 81 son 1900 cash
balance on easy terms. The improve
ments could not be built today for less
than $4,000, without the lot. Anyone
wishing home or investment, can not
afford to let this go by. Citizens
Lumber Company. Marshalltown, Iowa.
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WANTED.

Wanted-Place on farm for boy Of
Is, work for board. Address NIP.
care this office.
Wanted-Public to know that my
grocery store phone is 654 Store 709
East Main street, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Jacob Schirmayer
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FOR sALE-clTY PROPERTY.

For Sale-Fine house, modern in ev'
cry respect, best neighborhood and To-
cation in town. Good barn on lot. E
f. Hood, AIS Park street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13

Wanted-Carpenters for finishing
work at new Masonic Temple and FOL
rough carpenter work at county farm
Apply Ed Peters, Masonic Temple.
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MINNESOTA LAND.
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Have a Choice List OF few good
bargains in decided land and relinquish-
ments. Arthur Larson, Rapid City,
s D.
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Wanted-At once, sixteen teamsters.
50 per day, free transportation to Ha-
warden, Iowa. Also good woman
cook, $50 per month and expenses.
John Herbert, 701 South Second street,
tMarshalltoWn, Iowa.
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, front, speedometer, electric lights, mag
neto.etc. Address x. Y. T.. care Times
Republican.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13

For SaIe-Organ in good condition.
1113 West Booone street.
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Wanted-A young, experienced gro
Gerry clerk. Address With references
and salary expected. Alfred Price
GAINESVILLE, Iowa.
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LADYS picked herself up and
- shook the snow out of her
eyes. The soft snow had
broken her fall and kept her
from getting hurt. She looked around
for Mollie and saw her standing in a
ut up to her knees little ways
N the road, with nothing left Of the
Y but the thills. In moment
had waded through the snow
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-05-13

Wanted-You to try D. A. Moore for
wall paper cleaning. 'Phone 1861 green.
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For Sale-240 acres. two miles from
Sibley. The best of land and good
large buildings. Price $50. 16O acres.
five miles from Sibley. Splendid land
and good buildings. Price $S5. These
are bargains. Correspondence requested
T. s. Redmond, Sibley, Iowa.
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For Sale-Household goods. N. c
Miller, sos South Fourth avenue.
For Sale-White Silver Mine seed
corn, 90 cents per bushel shoveled GU!
of crib H. A. Lundstrum, Rural No. J.
Liscomb, Iowa.
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VA NTED-Men and boys over sixteen years
n age good wages permanent work Apply
basement Of l4eI Z ~ y, ". 5ys-w.sa,m-d
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LAUGHS AT REPORT
OF DEATH SENTENCE
GOrky in Retirement for
Health and Not Through
Fear.

NAPLES, Jan. 10-In the retirement
OF his villa at Capri, Maxim GOrky
laughed AT the report Of his having
been sentenced TO death By the Rus
sian Revolutionary party.
He has retired TO that beautiful island
not through fear OF his Russian CO.
believers. but in obedience 10 medical
advice on account OF lung trouble.
Since September consumption has
wrought ravages- Gorxy is now an
emaciated white-haired old man. though
well on the sunny side OF nifty
GUrky As naturally sulien and peSsi-
mlStic, but ne Is CheeTcd at Capri Dy
lhe companionship Of Nine Audrleva,
formerly OF the 81 Petersburg stage
and the cause Of the abrupt termination
OF MS visit 10 America. While he works
on MS new novel The Chronicle Of the
Little Town or ChurOW.'' the actress
SPENDS her leisure visiting the Door and
the sick iu the neighborhood BY her
kindness she has won the hearts Of the
peasant folk, who speak Of her as The
Queen Of Capri
II Is said that she recently. sent sew
AT her own cost
OF Gor6y she takes the utmost care:
iih@ra Ut was only with reluctance that
SLle allowed him 90 be interviewed lest
ms rest cure should be spoiled
Ills low state Of heath uecpgSif.rrr z
the greatest pTecaution. He works ir7
a room so not that for an ordinary. upr-
son 10 breathe there IS n lsborfOr1r on
Grafton When he ventures out which
ne rarely does. into tE= mild southern
winter he wraps himself in q huge fur
coat better suited 60 Siberia
EaIlltT IN The year ne cor1DIefed in
CONJUNCTION with his greatest friend
FIoi. Mayer. a volume dealing with
Of ITS sale are TO be given 10 The moor
or The Inflated cities
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EBBETS FINISHES
HIS MANY LABORS
National Schedule Opens
April 14-BroOklyn Club
Here April 6 and 7.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10-Charles H
Ebbets. president of the Brooklyns1 IS
planning 10 have the Infants and the
Highlanders to clash again on some
Sunday in midsummer in a benefit game
FOR the ucwsboys. Charles H a few
days ago asked john r. Brush, president
Of the Giants. whether he would have
any objection To such a game being
played. and was told that the New York
National League club would not put
any obstacles In the way Of contest
OF this KIND.
Ebbets is taking things easy nova
days. He has the National League
schedule FOR 1910 already drafted. and
committee viii adopt IL almost rs II
stands Ebbets plans to have the Ma
tiouai League season open on April IL
on this date Pittsburg VIII be IN s.
Louis. Chicago in Cincinnati. New
York in Philadelphia, and Boston in
Brooklyn. The first game on the Polo
Grounds will be between the Giants and
,ue Infants, just as 81 was two years
ago
Ebbetts' athletes thirty strong. are TO
assemble I'm Hot Springs on March Z.
and viii stay I'm the Arkansas health
resort until March p
On the road nome the BrookIyns viii
play IN Chattanooga ora March o. D
and 2f5 in Nashville on March -. April
I and o IN Richmond on April 4 and :.
lH washington on April and Z. and in
Baltimore on April and o on April
TT ana j. the Brooklyn team viii be
Spi1t Up, 1uG viii nIav exhibition games
in Washington Park.
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SHOWS A VOLCANO
IN FULLEST BLAST

a motion picture showing graphically
a volcanic crater TN blast. with the &C
,ual hoW41E and cooling Of burning and
SPutjeFlng lava and the m0IdiuE Of
picturesque lava forms, is the feature
or the Burton Holmes trava IoEue on
hdWan- delivered by Wright Kramer
az me columbia Theater last night
The crater in question is known as
The kiiauea. on the island Of Hawaii
The remainder OF the lecture is devoted
10 the description OF the various islands
OF JhlS interesting Group. and the dis
play Of beautifully coIorcd -feregutiron
views or the same. The lecturer de-
votes considerable time 90 the CITY OF
Honolulu interestingly describing ftz
PEOPLE and Industries Az Irrv-gzeTva
picture IN this connection is one show
Ing a group or japanese and Chinese
school children going through the daily
exercises OF salutiuE she Stars and
Stripes
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-10
BUILDING RECORD
SHOWS INCREASE
WaShington'S Gain Al Per
Cent, While Many Cities
Show Loss.

Washiugton's building record of De-
CcmbeT last, compared with December,
1905 shows an increase of exactly Il
Per cent, according 10 Construction
News
Records Of ffty-onc cities show an
average increase OF Is per cent. which
makes more significant still Washing
tons gain Of 81 per cent
In these cities permits were taken out
for the erection Of LTfs buildings. in
volving q total expenditure Of $40. 81, I63.
against 7,SS9 buildings, costing S37, 0S5,-
14s for December. 1870 a decrease OF
ninety buildings and an increase OF
S6,1II0I7 over the c0rr spending month
q year ago
Washington last month took out 100
permits. costing S1,0Z7.509. as compared
with 5J3 permits, aEgregalinE S725,S75. a
year ago.
Tie cOUntry's building Tor December.
as shown in the report compiled by
Construction News. Is commented upon
as follows
About half OF the cities show in
Creases. some of which are enormous
while there was heavy falling on in
some places The most sensational
showing IN the way OF big percentages
OF increase or decrease Is 10 hC found
Do \ number Of smaller cities which
have not made a regular thing OF send
Ing In their statistics and. as a rule. they
have very little bearing on the whole
situation
The principal cities Of the country
make a very good showing Manhattan
with an Increase of - per cent Brook
I'm. 81 Chicago, - PijtsbUrE, Is. while
some Of the smaller cities make won
deTful showing Newark. with an in
crease Of 50 Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 2i4,
Atlanta. Ca, -s6- Des MOines, LIE
Memphis 81. Grand Rapids 164- Wor-
CeSter. S. Norfolk, S. Richmond. s.
Dallas, a. Chattanooga, 1uZ, TSrre
Hsute, 49, Sacramento. 232
1T will thus be seen that the large in
creaSes are in the smaller cities sur
pTiSinE as IL may seem, Philadelphia
has decrease Of per cent Seattle
81 St Louis, s.. Baltimore, T. St Paul,
IS Denver. Il. Buffalo, a. Kansas City,
80 Salt Lake City 40 Oakland. A. SpO-
kane, S. Birmingham, Is Omaha, SIS
Toledo OIL Louisville 81 Mobile, Is.
Topeka, CO. St Joseph. So Davenport,
=, and Houston, - Der cent
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BRANCH OFFICES.

4NCEkA n W l.
AEH'S MODERN PHARIACI. sth snd E
SIS Main 1914
NEW YORK AVE PIIARAlACY. New York
ave and y Cap ST
CHAS. G HORNCNG. Chrf5tIana Phs-ns.yv
sS- cor 9Th and NJ sta Phone n zzss
NICHOLS PHAEsliACE. 49, and Pa ava
Phone n 1870
PARK ROAD PHAEMACT, u;h and Park
rosI Phone g. Sss7.
- T. IAELOE. cor 9Th and zts Phone
R A. VEITCH. 20,h and n stz Phone \. zu-
y V PATTIE. SS72 Georgia ave Co Ssas
MALLBHs PHARMACY. 1857 Calvert -
MATTINGLT-s PHARMACT. 18Th and I.
Phone ~ .o25-
H T BUTTS PHARMACY. 9Th u and
Massachusetts ave Phone NJ sos9
YARNOLD. 840l 18th st Phone Col pv-1
r d HOWARD, 18th and W Phone n 11r1
GOLDENBERG'S S, 9Th and X SITS. Phons ~
45CI-
6 KANN. SONS & CO.. sth and Market
space Phone NJ 200.
GREENE-S CAPITAL 4 D ' z r TISTN q
AGENCY las 18th st. Phone - Sl1s
D W TaROCkMOR7ON. Cigar Store 18th
and p Phone y $50
J FRENCH SIMPSON, cor. 7th g RhoSs
Island ave and r St Phone y cEGI
GESSFOtSD.S PHARMACY. Sth and L Eta
s. n WAGNER < CO. Ist and H Phon.
N MeNULTY & SON. Cigars and Tobacco
1885 18Th st Phone North cFgT.
PAUL PEARSON. 18th s. and Florida avs
n W Phone y S1O7-
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SAVES GOSHEN RACES.

Mrs r II Hartman, whose splendid
gift of 1",o00 acres Of land and 81. 90 90
iu money for a state park has Just been
announced. Is going TO continue MT
liarrimau's support Of EiCh-class trot-
ting meetings at the Orange County
81 " Driving Park, according 10 the
Goshen Democrat Ms Hartman
shared her late husband love Of the
lCht harness horse. CnU there is on
the grave OF SJsmbCul. 2-O71s in the
center field of the his, Dric haIf-mile
track Al Goshen. vine t1at she trans
planted with her own hands from the
far-sWav spot iu southern California
where the champion strsfiicn was foaIed
to the mound under which he was
buried. 3 Gee miles away
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Unconsidered Trifles of Sport
Which Furnish Much Information
Within Brief and Valuable Space

Naval Academy is holding its first
interseholastic basket ball series.
Huntington, / L. proposes to give
Sl5o In gold for bObsled carnival
January -.
It is proposed to hold an Ail-Indian
hockey tournament AZ Allahabad. In
als. during the weekfof February Il
Zbyszko- the gigantic Polish wrest-
Ter. defeated Tom jenkins. once cham
piOn OF the world. in two straight
falls at Cleveland Thursday night
Many pool enthusiasts see another
Willie Hoppe in Bonnie Allen a nine
teen-v ear-old asDlrant for champion
snip honOTS-
John BiHeter. Toledo wrestler. is
out with another challenge to any
lightweight in the world for a cham
DiOnship match
Young Loughrey. OF Philadelphia.
who IS 10 box Dave Butler twelve
rounds At Boston tonight, started for
the Hub" last evening in company
with his manager, Jack Hanlon.
Shortstop Ownie Bush. OF the De
trolt nine viii bowl as mem Der
OF the SpaChe Machine Company team.
OF Indianapolis. at the A. b. c. tour
ney al Detroit.
garry Hermann. chairman OF the
national commission. has issued no
tee 10 the effect that The rules COM
mittee viii meet at the Fort Pitt
Hotel PittsoUrE, Il a. M, January II.
BUenOS AyTes viii have su Interua-
uonsl horse show next June.
Norris Fink beat Albert Sche1 100
TO g In an exhibition ~ool match at
~ NeTOnlCaS g Q yesterday Fink
VINO Is said 10 be pool champion of
Pennsylvania, ran forty-fve straight.
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and gave an exhibition Of fancy and
/ Jrick shots after the game.
Harry Lewis viii start East immedi-
ately after his fight with Howard Baker
At Denver Col on Tuesday night next.
be. with MS manager. Al Tippe and
Abe AtteH- viii sail for England Janu-
airy L.
Jack Johnson VIII finish his tour ira
eleven weeks at Kansas civ Thence ne
VIII 90 10 Chicago and start Ii-ht train-
ing in the gymnasium being buiIt i'm tbe
rear OF his new home there. He Will do
his final training at Seal Rock pavilion
IN san francesca, where ne prepared for
the KetcneI fight
George Daily. the young pitcher John
MCGTaW secured from the Springfield
club OF the Three I League won TWEEN
ty-tIree out OF thIrty-four games last
season
Larry NoThiS. the Penn state quar-
terback- VINO was one of the stars Of
the season of 1909, is a crack catcher,
and several major league clubs are
AFTER him. HIrsHmant the first base
man, and McCIeary, The OutfieIder OF
the same team. are also IN the public
eve. and considered worth trying out
IN fast company
Jimmy Archer is said 10 have beep
made a catcher BY an Atlanta man
ageT. who could not find any other use
for him At that ne was a long tine
coming to his OWL and IL was not until
Frank Chance "a thered him in that he
G7ade his reputation
Patsy DouuVau'S practice. when ne
was scouting. Of putting on a uniform
and working out with any prospective
purchase was "a decided innovation He
did not believe IN Eumshoe methods but
preferred coming in cIOse contact with
the players he was signing up That's
the way he got a line or Charlie Hall.
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MACK IS GRABBING
MANY BACKSTOPS

Connie MAJ manager Of the AthIet-
les, thong he has four catChers for
next season wouldn't waive on Cheek.
the young bzCkstOp Of the Boston
Americans, ana has procured the little
fellow for the waiver price Of $3.50
Jack Dunn, Baltimore maEnate, count
cd on getting CIeek. and asked Horace
Fogel to grab the baCkstop. keep him
for a short tin 2 and then turn him
over 10 Baltimo e. The plans Of Dunn
and FOgel were frustrated bv Mack
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HELD
IN STAB8iNG CASE
Wounded Sailor Removed 70 Naval
Hospital IN Serious
Condition.
Condition

Charged with assaUltiuE Philip Ar
rinEtOn. a sailor on the Dolphin, who
vas stabbed three fiuIes in the chest
Saturday night near Twenty-fOurth and
I streets. AlCysiUs Brown and Robert
Washington, both colOred. were ar
TsiE1ed IT. the Police Court this morn
inz- The case was continued TO await
the outcome of ATriuCrOn's wounds
The sailors condition waS such this
morning that he was removed from the
Emergency Hospital 20 the Naval Hos
pitsL- The doctors say ne VIII probably
recover
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Synopsis Of Chapters Already Published

Victor De Cardiac attempts % rescue
Therese, the daughter o. the Due de Mon
treUll- from a royal convent He enters
the convent and is discovered He fees.
taking with him young girl Marie Du-
champs the alleged waiting maid or
Mile De MontreuiI-
They go TO a. farT. Hozse- "a here Car1il-
lac learns that his companion Is Mile
de MOutreUil herself He falls mallE IN
love with her and Joins her IN a plot 10
free the queen
Marie takes service "a IN the queen as
q waiting maid CaTdi lac also secures
entrance TO the queens palace and per
fe-ts arrsu Eeuents for her escape
Cardiilac's loyalty is impuEued- and he
gains the disfavOr or the queen S adviser
Finding that ne is TO be hampered IN his
work. he makes the abbey his confident.
and then places him under confinement
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The HEIGHT STORES
5f5-5l5-SI7 7TH ST
HAVE OPENfzNSSS FOR SALESPEOPI.E I%
ALL DEPARTMENTS GOOD. PERM 4
NENT POSITIONS APPLY To MANAGER
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JEFF STRONGEST
GOTCH HAS MET

Jim Jefries wres-ied with Frank
GotCh IN Chicago last sex It wasn't
much Of d wrestling bout, tut Il brought
CUT one thing JEFF" said GOtch to
The big fellow after the bout, Won don't
know much about wrestling and I don't
know whether YOU could ever learn 10
v-restle OF not. but YOU are the strong
est man that ever took hold Of me. You
have an awful arm and an awful grip
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-10
WANT KRAENZLEIN.

MADISON Wis. Jan. IA G.
Kraenzlein. the famous Pennsylvania
athlete, a Milwaukee BOY BY birth. may
be chosen as track coach for the Uni
verSitv Of Wisconsin The selection OF
Arne LeTum rs one OF the coaches IS re-
Ga rded as purely in recognition Of his
football work and a movement Is on
foot TO get Eraeuzlein for track man
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KAY WILL REVERT
TO ALBANY CLUB

SCRANTON. Pa. Jan T0-B5U Kay.
the biz fellow who Ted the New York
State League in batting last year viii
most likely be back with Albany in
the State League again LE>t season,
PS Manager Clarke has Writ ally been
assured b. Mana ger Griffith, Of Gin
ciunati, thai Kay viii revert back 10
A1Hz--z-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-10
OLDFIELD REDUCES
FIVE-MILE RECORD

Los ANGELES. Cal. Jan. 1o-Barney
Gfdheld yesterday broke the worlds au-
tomobiIe record for five miles on an oval
track. driving the distance in ( minutes
. Is seconds. Oldfeld drove a 12o-
horsepower Benz car
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VANDERBILT WINS.

rARIS. Jan. I0.-The race for the
I rix Blondin- run at Nice. yesterday.
vas won by VandeVilts MontavelIe
Pliers AlCesiras was second and Ri
cotti-s COnsta ble third. The jockeys
were Carter. Defeyer and SauveL There
were eight starters.
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By ROBERT BARR

{ scheme 10 three persons. but you can
give me the particulars in the assurance
/ that they viii tee held strictly c0nndcu-
tiai- ana from the fact that my own
plans have hitherto failed ] think ir
likely 7 may he able to point out some
fatal flaw which YOU may remedy while
there is vet time
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Wanted Statesmen.

CAPABi.E SALESMAN 70 cover vfrr5-r.
YIN slapie line. high commission --4+z-
80 iloillHiy adtaHce- permanent position g.
Mich - 49,
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HeCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. cor. ID and Z
LADDON PHARMACT. 100 Florida ave
Phone L 1886
KRACSS' PHARMACY. cor 6th ara z -,
Phone L IO25-
TAYLOR < LAMB. Inc, Nth ana r -,
SITS. Phone l. 1C2-
CHAs. H. BLUMER, y Cap. and r Sta.
Phone y. 30le
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. sth and F sta
Phone L 27S2
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SOUTHWEE-

Phone II 57C2-
MCDONALD. J. w. 81 ana =. Pboua n
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Advertisements viii be accepted at
any OF the following branch offices
at regular office rates. If il is in
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be teIe-
phOned direct 10 The Times Main
$500, and a messenger will call to
collect,
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SOUTHEAST

a. E powell. 4th and East Capltol ST.
Phone l. 1I50-
A B. BURROWS. uth and Pa. ave. Phone
l. Ills.
ROACH DRUG CO. sth and c. Phon. L.
1851
F. P. WELLER. cor. sth and I. Phone ".
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The Continuation Of This story viii
BE F0Uad In TC<koFrOvE's
Issue Of The Timess
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ANACOSTI.

2 P WELLER. Pharmacy. 1854 n Il
". Phone L 1909. w 20
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Auto Lamp Repairing.

LET Us Do Tive can put your auto lamp
and radiators into proper condition a. a verv
ton qua ranteed- MOORE < co ms John
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