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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-16
NORTH CRAFTSBURY

The Town of Craftsbury Lecture En-
tertainment course will open at North
Craftsbury this week Friday night
with a concert by the Pilgrim Girls,
company consisting of one reader and
five vocal and instrumental musicians
who play two kinds of drums, violin,
cello, clarinet, and other instruments.
This will be the first of five lectures
and entertainments. The season tick
cts for the entire course sell at the re-
markedly low price of S1.00 to adults
and SITS to young people and students.
The door admission to each entertain
ment will be 35 cents to adults and Is
cents to children. He who buys the
season ticket will get $1.75 worth of
entertainment for $1.0O, and help the
committee at the same time by helping
to finance the course. The course this
year costs $3.50, which is 500 more
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ACKNOWLEDGE IT
Barton has to Bow to the Inevitable
Scores Of Citizens Prove 1t.

Scores or citizens PrOve 1t.
After reading the public statement
of this representative citiZ n of Bar
ton, given below, you must come to
this conclusion: A remedy which
proved go beneficial years ago witt
the kidneys, can naturally be ex-
pected to perform the same work in
similar cases. Read this:
Mrs. E. @. Wiikie, High St., Barton,
Vt, says: "For quite a while my
kidneys were disordered and suf-
fered from pains in my back and
other symptoms of kidney complaint.
Knowing of people who had been
cured by Doan's Kidney Pills, OBJ
tanned a supply at Barron Co.'s Drug
store and began their use. The con-
tents of three boxes brought about so
great an Improvement that did not
consider it necessary to continue
their use. Many of my friends have
taken Doan's Kidney Pills with bene-
fit" IS atement given September 4,
190S.)
RE-
Later Mrs. VILE lie was interviewed
and she said: sit gives me pleasure
to re- endorse Doan's Kidney Pills
We all value this remedy highly"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the Uni,ed
States.
Remember the name-Doan's- and
take no other.
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The remains Of John Rice, an old
resident of Greensboro, were brought
here on the evening train and buried
in the village cemetery Sunday
Haden Patch, Mrs. M. L. Hutchins,
Miss Sutton and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lumsden went to Barre Saturday, re-
turning Monday, making the trip with
Mr.. Lumsden's new auto.
The barns and forty tons of hay
owned by Frank G. Wiley at North
Greensboro were destroyed by fire
Monday afternoon, Oct T. The fire is
supposed to have caught from some
one smoking in the barn.
HOLLAND
Mrs. A. R. Hall spent Monday in
! Derby.
Edna Vancour is working for Mrs. I.
! E. Hackett.
Mamie Gray is working for Mrs.
Amos Currier.
Maurice Hall spent the week enc
with John Hall.
Remember the auction sale Oct. L
at the Waterman place.
Hollis Stone has been visiting hi!
daughter at Derby Line.
Geo. Gibson is stopping with his
aunt, Mrs. Eugene Gray.
Mrs. Isaac Hackett is visiting he
| people in New Hampshire.
The Grange oyster supper Saturda.
evening was enjoyed by all.
:. Rev. H. M. Harris is in Groton thi
week at the ministers meeting
G Mrs. Alma Smith was a visitor a
= Mrs. Clara Waterman's recently.
Clarence Brown and Elsie Vincer
, were married in West Derby, Oct. 9th
Mrs. Ella Cheney and son visite
t her sister, Mrs. E. Batchelder, Sunda!
John Taplin has moved his mothe
and sister into Eugene Gray's tene
r ment.
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NEWS FROM TIRASBURG
MRS. F. A. FIELD. LOCAL EDITOR

Miss katherine Miller is working for
Mrs. C. A. Adams.
Mrs. C. H. Hannant has been on the
sick list the past few days.
Ali the teachers in town spent FIR
day in Newport visiting the schools.
Leon Buck and son Of East Charles
ton spent Sunday at W. N. Fuller's.
Mrs. M. A. Wells and Miss Iva Allen
visited relatives in Glover last Wednes-
day.
A. M. Clodgh is spending the week
in Lowell and Montgomery, doing
surveying.
Quite number from this town went
to St. Johnsbury last week to hear
Pres. Taft.
Bernie Chaffee spent few days in
Richford last week and sold his farm
, while there.
Rev. C. A. Adams attended the
State c. E. convention held in Morris
vile last week.
Mrs. S. E. Clough left Tuesday
morning for an extended visit TO her
brother in Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simpson of Sheffield
visited their daughter, Mrs. A. @.
Healey, over Sunday.
Mrs. C. A. Adams and little daugh-
ter spent part of last week at hel
home in ST. Johnsbury.
Miss Mary Barrows and brother
Carroll of Randolph were recent guests
of Misses Emma and Ida Goss.
Ransome Shepherd, who has been il
in ST. Johnsbury for the last few
weeks, returned home Saturday.
M. L. Kennison will sell his farm
stock and tools at auction, Friday, at
o'clock p. m. See advertisement in thi
issue.
Edward Lee returned Sunday nigh
: from two weeks visit with hi
,, brother Bernard, who is at Tuft
college.
Mrs. VIM. Bennett received wor
, Saturday night of the death of he
brother, Rev. Nelson Hurlburt of Bed
ford, P. @.
J. G. Carpenter, who has bee
suffering from a fractured rib for tn
past two weeks, has again resumed hi
duties as mail carrier.
A very pleasant meeting of tn
Ladies' Aid society was held at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Benwar
on Chamberlain hill Thursday.
James H. Hodgdon of Barton an
Mrs. Susie Mitchell of Greensbor
were married at the M. E. parsonag,
by Rev. G. L. Wells Friday evening.
Dell L. Dubuc of Orleans and Mrs
Della M. Rockwell of North Troy wer
married at the M. E. parsonag
Wednesday evening by Rev G. L
Wells.
Mrs. Susie Holmes, who has spen
the summer with her nephew AM
niece, Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Carpenter
returned to her home in Johnson Wed
nesday.
Mabel Messier, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Geo. Messier, underwent a sue
cessful operation for appendicitis a
the hospital in ST. Johnsbury, las
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barber and Mr.
and Mrs. Merrill of Boston, Mr.
and Mrs. Lyman Barber and son Clyde
of West Glover were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. HI. Cook Saturday.
: Mrs. Dora Carpenter, whu has beer
i'll for many weeks, is improving anC
went to St. Johnsbury for treatment
last Wednesday, returning this evening
Mrs. j. G. Carpenter accompanied her
Mrs. Arthur Gates, who has spent
the summer here, left Monday for hel
home in Durham, N. c.. She was &C
companied by her mother, Mrs. j. E.
Knapp, who will spend the winter
with her.
Next grange meeting Oct. %, Wed
nesday evening. Let every membel
be present and bring with you some
thing for the 'grab bag" not wortl
over ten cents. After the usual pro
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rice are rejoic-
ing over the birth of little girl, born
Oct 5th.
Mrs. Frank Jenness spent the week
end with her mother, Mrs. James
Hamilton.
MORGAN
Rev. Mr. Harris expects to attend
the preachers meeting at Groton this
week
Eugene Moulton and family of Rock
Island were in town visiting at S. E.
Gray's recently.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Cox were in
Newport Sunday and Monday at the
home of their son Ernest.
Mrs VIM. Vinton and sister, Mrs. F.
E. Goodall of Holland, are in New
Y ork city visiting their sons, Raymond
and Robert
MessrS. Burns, Leavens, Dow, and
Brooks attended the meeting of cleo
trlcal engineers at Newport Saturday
night.
MORGAN CENTER
Merle Elliott has gone to St. Johns
bury.
Mrs. Burnie Cargill is quite i'll with
measles.
Mrs. Jeanette Cargill was in New
port Monday.
H. R. Cargill was home from Mont
pelier over Sunday.
Gerald Gilmore is suffering from
blood poisoning in his hand.
Elmer Batchelder was a business
visitor in Holland Thursday.
, Mrs. L. Judd visited friends in West
Derby Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Tia Bemis of Island Pond visit
ed at A. E. Ewens' last week.
Mrs. L. D. Blake has returned from
her visit to Manchester, N. H.
Mrs. Cyrus Cargill and children have
returned to their home in Maine.
CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT
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Grace and Ina Gilbert spent last Fri
day with their sister, who is in the
Mary Fletcher hospital, Burlington.
Mrs. Lola Allen went last Friday to
the Chamberlain summer home. where
she expects to reside during the school
year.
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than the cost of the course last year.
1t is easily understood therefore that
the people of Craftsbury are getting
an exceptionally valuable bargain for
the money this year. No one can
afford to miss it.
GLOVER
Senator Davis was home over Sun
day.
Mrs. Caleb Clark has been i'll with
tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon Wright of Bos-
ton visited at Harley Drew's recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Wilson and son
Robert are visiting at N. H. Wilson's.
DR.. Bailey was in town Monday to
see Leo Christie, who does not improve
as hoped.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Hoyt of Lyndon
vile spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
E. H. Nye.
Miss Florence Drew and Miss Fanny
Sargent were home from Lyndonville
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Mathie spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mcclellan at Lyndonville.
Epworth League meetings that were
discontinued on account of measles viii
begin again on Sunday next.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Dwire are visit
ing at Carl Beams. Mr.. Dwire ha
sold his business in Lexington and il
looking for place to locate.
Mrs. Lillian Mcqueen and frient
are in town. Mrs. Mcqueen will re
main I'm til about the middle of Decem
Der, when she will go South again.
Mrs. Ida Sherburne, who underwear
an operation at Brightlook hospital O.
Saturday, is reported as doing we'll
Her many friends are glad to hear O
it.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Abbott star
! Thursday for Southern Pines. Mrs
! Abbott will visit her sons Lee in Masss
chusetts and Carl in Rhode Island 0
her way.
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Local News
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

Mrs. J. N. Patterson returned from
the Mary Fletcher Hospital Friday,
much improved.
Rev. R. F, Lowe met the official
board in the vestry of the M. E. church
Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker and family
moved Friday into the upper tenement
of the Shannon house.
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Look Here I!
Get a Ticket
FARMERS

We can supply you with Cloth
ing, Shoes, Rubber Coats,
Gloves, Sweaters, Fencing and
Farming Tools,
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HOUSEWIVES

We can supply your wants in
the latest styles of Shc es, Rub
hers, Hosiery and Underwear,
Prints, Ginghams, Outings, Bed
Blankets, etc.
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BUILDERS

We are ready for you with Car
penters Tools, Nails, Building
Paper, Roofing, Pulp Plaster,
etc.
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FUNERAL NOTICES


EYNON-Tls funeral services of Emyr
Eynon. aged II years. residing at i3p
South seventh East street. VIII BE- held
irOm Phillips congregational churcn
Wednesday. January 81 AT =. m. In
tcrmcut Mount olirct cemetery.
MOoGE-Thc remains OF MIs. Elizabeth
Moore. aged 80 wears. VIII be shipped
iO,iay from the paflors of Ebcg W. Hall
TO Ogden for ntcrmcut
INGERSOLt~-Fuuernl grvicrs over tn'
remains uf Sarah Ilow"ils lnccrsoll wlo
He'd M Sacramento, Cal. January -,
1919. viii loo held from th. !. -. %. +.
hall Thursday February /. l9lc. AT
~. IT.. under tho auspices of Naomi and
Miriam lodges OF the Rcbckahs. Inter
mcni City cemetery
MCARTY--Funeral services over the re-
mains OF Earl Lester Mccarty. who died
in this city January eN. 1912. VIII be held
from the family residence. 15t East Sixth
South street. TO-DAY Tuesday at .. m.
lntcrmcnt Mount OlIvet c"motcry
CUMAIlNGS-Funcrs services over the
remains of Thomas Cummings. VINO
died In this city January Is 1912 VIII
ho held nom O'Dounell * COS cdaDel.
80 and .e5 South West Temple street
t1ddy trucsJayl at n. 10. lutcrncnt
Mount Oiiyci cemetery.
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DIED

FiNDLAI-at lO2 Covev apartments.
January 20. 1872. Ina =, daughter ~
\. T. and Synthia Fuller FiudinT or
kiuob. Kane county. Utah born pcccW-
hcr l.. 1895. In kanob. Gtah. Tho re-
mains wcro shipped ~ kIuob. Utah. ior
burial this CTuesJay) morning bv IN
Grrinl,cr .loacnh William TAAlor.
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FOR RENT

lo-ROOM MODERN uoITor- -
on easy terms, or for reni ,roR
uminrnished. $50 Eust an% ,enl|
Bcll. "u Sour
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TWO NEW FLATS, MODERN. WITH
furnace. SIS. 1859 South West Tenn
pie Yves, Temple Terrace Go. Bell
SO9N-k. Ind 50 n2.tO
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MODERN .. AND i-ROOM FLATS, DIS
appearing bed. SIS: -! Il. sth So.
s235i
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TO 30 YOUR CpGOLSTERlNG AND
mattress rcrEakirC. GHh BediinS and
Ms. 60. Roth phones 3SS. o}uG
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lAKTVIEW APIS, FIVE ROOMS
each $50: above smoke Inc. Ind.
1922. 271 No. Main. POLO
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GROOM APARTMENT IN THE OAKS,
corner 2rd South and Ith East, strictly
up-to-datc. heat and ianitor service:
$3.50 and $50. 90 Little & Little, No.
West md South. p9o
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HAT FACTORY

MEMS HATS CLE.,,.,sfy,
blocked. PannMas ca
Lake HAT Factory. 81 + is'
1921
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: ROOM cORNTp ApT. ~ rrFF, stew.
art. 1st ave, and c at. Rent reason
able. Wasatch l97S-X or 1881 1850
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YOUR OLD CLOTHING WILL CaLL,
Salvation Army. Hpth phones. ,2lW
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S-ROOM MODERN Flat; GAS RANGE;
not heated. 80 End East Phone
4035-K slo0S
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TWO or THREE GOOD SOLICITORS.
M Mcintyre b!d=. sssei
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CASKET FACTORY

UTAH CASKET co. MFRS. or CN-
dsrtskor-' supplies. Phones. Das, inbH.
night. 2Sii-I. Phone or wire rush or
dcls. 80 l.. Stl -. SIlt Lake. s2ses
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STOVE AND RANGE hn

WESTERN FOUNDRY q oois 4
pair Works Castings n ~ n'
stove. Water Jackets cle1hey,iv I
Of water jackcta for H'.ls, so1 4
spocialIv oil furnace crates 80
Rear 55l So. state ST. IeiepDr
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3. 4 AND 5-ROoM MOD. APIS: GAS
range. 2Gs 7th East. Phone 22G@-l.
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GROOM APT IN CHTrCHLOW. $50; |
vacant on 1st. Sec John -. Crltchlow
at Rowe d Kelly's. dSii5
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a-ROOM APT, CLOSE IN: NOTHING
pretticr or cheaper in town. Sol Ord
East keI62
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EITE-ROOM APARTMENT, THE NIR
cnis. possession Feb. J.. best location
IN the city. DeTes, s. Main, Phone S2S.
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NEW CTNEERIAN

NICELY FURNISHED CLEAN ROOMS;
phone. bath. close in. 20S East 3ra
South. d73o
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THE LEADING FLORIST. w. W. KING.
sii J.. 2nd So Both phones 81. o2e7
tiUDDAET FLORAL CO. G. so. MAIN
st. Phones ieG. Cut flowers and fu-
ae.ai designs uts3,
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WANTED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

'-,--(-------,----.-- -I---l- --.-l------.-
FURNITURE DE All. Kinds WANTED;
r-'-i Tay you irst-clsas prices. vi. {.
.sucy q c., lSs 80. ". Temple. Bell
OH Iuj. 9GI c25s
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FOR RENT. MODERN { AND GROOM
apartments IN Le France. Bell 2o@. n.
nti26
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STRICTLY MODERN i-ROOM FLAT.
close I'M. Tho Cummings. Bell 1852.
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7 III NUN I'd
New, elegantly equipped Housekeeping
apartments; nreproor building elevator
service, Phone Bell 567l ol-1@
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MODERN APARTMENTS. THREE AND
FIVE rooms. kitchen furnished. rent $50
ana $3.50 ono block from Eagle Gate. So
Canyon road $3.50
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FOUR ROOMS, STRICTLY MODERN.
ground floor; private entrance: lawn;
front and year porchcs. i54 End East.
s1n15
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i-TOOM APARTMENT, BELL 1863. |
go East South Temple. plSlS
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

l:BER ". HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
enbalmer. l6i :. West Temple. Phones
1919. d9
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S22, CLOSE IN-2G6 End EAST. FOUR
rooms bath gas range. Amply Hud-
dart Floral Co, So So, Main. Phones 106.
y1n-7
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FOR RENT; AND 5-RoOM Moi1Elo> s..: on
cottages. janitor service S-o'V"' cia0i
o021-Z. 49,.
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THREE ROOMS. s5. INQUIRE 1929
SO. 1tn East. $3.50
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p3000 |
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VIII SHIP CAR ~ H. GOODS TO Los
Arg'les and ono 90 Chicago aud one To
Portland auI one "a. Florida next ,Hn
q storage &C.. - So Main s2NgS
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THE COVEY.

MOD AND 5-RM. APIS. KENSING
ton. S2J 10 $3.50. Bell 2o2I-Z. OIL
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LOST AND FOUND
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; HEADQUARTERS railroad and mining help.
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MEREDITH APARTMENTS.
10 Ist ave. ono four-room apt ptO9l
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NEW 4-ROOM FLAT. APPLY FIFTH
East hotel. slo5I
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NJ. j. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and uuSkilicd iahorers FUR
uishcd. id East lst South. corner Com
merciul. Ecll phone 1888. Ind. a@@. pi3
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HOTEL WEST. NEWLY FURNISHED
Throughout. modern. steam heat. rooms
500 and up. Ind. lJli3, 1857 West south
Temple sl50s
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G-RooM MODERN: RENT REASON
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S-RM APT: MODERN, STEAM HEAT,
gas ranges. elect light 272 North 2nd
West. siTS+
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GROOM MOD. APT. RENT S22.5o, NO
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a-KooM APT, 2i& 8RD EAST ST, s25.
Phone 3000-K. s2ltJ
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2s HOUSES. ALL KINDS. Local., ,,..;n tt;n
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L. q. O'DONNELL. UNDERTAKEN
aDG cmbalner has moved 10 new To-
cation. 225-a2I South West Temple ST.
Realty BIDS. Both phones $50. ossss
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$3.50
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FOUR ROOMS. MODERN AND COSY.
The Oqurrh, 3o5 So. 9Th East, Phone
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DUKE APARTMENT. ROOMS AND
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ENPERIENCED GIRL FOR GENERAL.
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