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An adjourned regular meeting of the
City Council was held on the above
%ate.
eting called to order by the Hon
Avid Bjork.
Roll Call: Members present; Thos
Penglase, NJ. j. Shells, Sam RonbacK.
A. M. Nelson, /. II. jackson and
Vaino Osterberg.
The following resolution was offered
by Thos. Penglase. who moved its a
doption seconded by l. II. Jackson.
--Resolved that the places in the sew.
eral wards OF the City tor holding the
general primary elections appointed TO
be held on Tuesday, the twenty seventh
day OF August, shall be as follows:
In the First Ward, at the Captain :
Office. at the Great Western mine;
In the Second Ward, at the Basement
of the Lockwood House.
AID. in the Third Ward at the build
ing commonly known as the Town
Hall.
Be ii further resolved that the polls
thereof shall be kept open in the re-
spective precincts until eight O'Clock
D. IN. Standard time. Ayes Thos.
Penglase, NJ. j. Smells. Sam Ronback,
a. NJ. Nelson, |. II. Jackson and Vaino
0sterberg. Resolution adopted.
Moved by Thos. Penglase and secon-
ded by NJ. j. Shells that VIM. f.
Jacka be appointed election inspector
Of the First Ward Ayes ,Thos. Pen
glase, NJ. j Shells. Sam Ronback, A,
NJ. Nelson, |. H. jackson and Vaino
Osterberg. Motion carried.
Moved by Sam Ronback and second
ID by A. NJ Nelson that o. NJ. Brown
be appointed election inspector OF the
Second Ward. Ayes Thos. Penglse,
M j. Shells. Sam Ronback, A. NJ.
Nelson, l. H. jackson and Vaino Os.
terberV Motion carried.
Moved by |. H. jackson and second.
\ cd by vaino Osterberg that w j. Bo
sanko be appointed election inspector
Of the Third Ward. tAyes) Thos.
Penglase. NJ. J Shells, Sam Ronback,
"a. M. Nelson. l. II. jackson and Vaino
Dsterberg Motion carried.
X Moved 10y /. II. Jackson and second
ed by Sam Ronback that the bill of
Frank Johnson, amounting to 50. 90 for
.eam work be allowed and warrant
-sued for same. and said bill reterr ed
4 Ri b. Webb for collection, Ayes :;
l6s. Penglase. M. j. SHELLS, Sam
Il bnback, A. NJ Nelson, |. II. jackson
Id Vaino Osterberg. Motion carried.
Moved by Tbos. Penglase and secon-
ded by NJ. J Shells that the bid Of ID.
8F. Boyle 81 Co. dated Aug 14th, 1912.
ior grading, furnishing, hauling and
spreading Of rock on Crystal Avenue of
the City Of Crystal Falls, Mich. as
designated in the specifications provid-
ing satisfactory bonds be furnished be
accepted lAyesl Thos Penglase, NJ.
The diamond drill., 1912-08-17
ties 20 bushels per acre.
POTATOES.

POTATOES.
The condition rs compared with an
average in the State and Upper PENN
sua is 50, in the southern counties 50.
In tna central counties 10 and in the
northern counties SO. The condition
one year ago was SO In the State. 50 I'M
the southern counties. 62 in the central
counties, 65 in the northern counties
and 81 in the Upper Peninsula.
BEANS.
The condition of beans compared
with an average per cent. in the State
rs s9. in the southern counties 50. in
the central counties "A. in the northern
counties s7.and in.the Upper Peninsula
rs. The condition one year ago was 81
in the State and southern counties, so
in the central counties. SO in the nor
thern counties and "a in the Upber
Peninsula
SUGAR BEETS.
The condition of sugar beets as com
pared with an average, in the State
and southern counties is SO. in the
central counties 40. in the northern
counties s6 and in the Upper Peninsula
81. The condition one year ago was
81 in the State and central counties,
s6 in the southern countries, IS in the
northern counties and l05 in the Upper
Peninsula
HAY AND FORAGE.
The yield per acre of hay and forage
in tons Is !. 2s in the State, l. % in the
southern counties. l. "a in the central
counties. l.27 ia the northern counties
and 1.65 In the Upper Peninsula.
PASTURE.
The condition Of pasture as compared
with an average. in the State and
southern counties is 90, in the central
counties 94, in the northern counties
81 and in the Upper Peninsula 03. One
year ago tho condition was SO in the
State, 63 IN the southern counties, 62
in the central counties, SO in the nor
thern counties and 9s in the Upper
Peninsula.
APPLES.
Fruit correspondents very generally
report prospects good for winter varie.
ties Of apples in orchards that have
been sprayed and otherwise properly
cared tor, the outlook for the early
varieties is not so promising. The u.
5. Census Of 1910 gives 22s, 3l3 acres of
bearing apple orchards in Michigan
figuring 33 trees to an acre, this is a
bout al, 600 acres less than was given
in the state Census of 1904 The pros
pect for an average crop in the State
and Upper Peninsula is Ga. in the
southern and central counties &c and in
the northern counties 20. One year
ago the prospect was Al in the State.
AZ in the southern counties, % in the
central counties, 40 in the northern
counties and II in the Upper Pennsu-
la.
Tue winter varieties that promise
best, are in their order Baldwin,
Northern Spy, Ben Davis. Wagner,
Greenlngs. Tolman Sweets. Russet and
Tompkins King. OF the early sorts
the most promising are Dutchess,
Wealthy Fameuse, Yellow Transpar-
ent, Red Astrachan, Fall pippin. Early
Harvest and Maiden Blush.
PEACHES.
The prospect for an average crop of
peaches in the Michigan Fruit Belt Is
Is per cent. and in the State II One
year ago the prospect was 81 and 10
respectively, From the above statistics
it can easily be conjectured that Mich
igan peaches will be luxury this year
The varieties that promise best. are in
their order Gold Drop. Elberta, Hills
Chill, Crawfords, Kalamazoo. New
Prolific, Eagle Mammoth and Barnard
Frederick G. Martindale.
Secretary of State.
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Were all medicines as meritorious
as Cham mberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Kennedy the world would be
muoh better off and the percentage OF
suffering greatly decreased writes
Lindsay Scott, OF Temple, Ind. For
sale by Sam Bridges.
The diamond drill., 1912-08-17

Mr.. W S. Gansalus. farmer living
near Fleming, Pa, says he has used
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DIarrhoea Remedy in his family tor
fourteen years. and that he has found
IL 10 be an excellent remedy. and "a, es
pleasure In recommending H. Fn
sale by Sam Bridges.
The diamond drill., 1912-08-17

Fred schot. asst eng, % days
at Sc. 80 50. 90
Roller a. Labor.
Alex Leonard. roller "a DAYS at
50. 90 si.00
Dan Rss roller 27 days 81. 90
Pat Rahr roller es days "a. 90
John Nyquist labor 20 DAYS at
$500 5000
Oscar saio. labor 20 days II
$500 80. 90
Hines a. Co. team 20 days at
$500 1890
Geo. Holkup. team day D 90
Anton Bauer labor IL days at
$l.75 1925
Nike Gratten team o DAYS at 8. 90 $50
Joe Victor, labor 81 days As 90
Steve Stopovitz labor days 800
Felix Donalovitz q I" 1000
Mike Cylovlski labor days 400
Waddick Victor team 2 days 1000
w. Winton team day 800
Victor Larson labor 3 days 800
g. j. Gustsfson team 2 days $500
Richard Bilki labor days 400
Supplies. Etc
And. NJ. Nelson supplies e5 40
Il NJ. +. Garage livery s.36
Wills Hdw. Co. supplies 5.65
9. Falls Hdw. Go. supplies 50l5
III. f. Byers monthly expnese SOP
A. l.. Burridge monthly ex
pense and auto hire So So
Range Motor Co. auto repairing 2.44
F. w. Singler supplies 150, "A
Morrison Mer. Co. supplies 4O7
Fisher Morrison Lbr. Co. supplies / 90
w. A. Holmes freight "a
Mich. State Tele. Co rent and
toll 9.65
American Express Co. express 1.S5
G. Falls /. NJ. Go. supplies 249. 1s
Contracts.
d. F. Boyle a Go. contract No.
6 est. No. 7 5 34sl. So
McOrath Const. Co. contract
No 10 est. No. 9 1886 O2
McGrath Const. Co. contract
No. II est. No. . 2149. 05
: Rolf called on the above motion as
follows
Yeas Commissioners Jobe, Morri
son and Holmes Nays; none
On motion the board adjourned
W. A. Holmes, John Wall.
Chairman. Secretary.
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County Road Commissioners

August 9Th. 1917
Meeting OF the Board OF County
Road Commissioners Of Iron County,
Michigan, held in the County Clerk s
office in the Court houes. in the City
of Crystal Falls. this 9th day OF
August. A. ID. 1912.
Meeting was called to order by W..
A. Holmes. Chairman.
Present: Commissioners w. II. Jobe.
F. A. Morrison and w A. Holmes.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved
Il was moved 10y Commissioner Nor
rison and supported by Commissioner
Jobe that the bills for labor, team
work, supplies and contract work be
allowed and chairman and secretary be
instructed to draw orders for the same
Enpfnaare and Hplnare
The diamond drill., 1912-08-17

LARGE. BLACK COW Evidently
lost. may be found at the Dunn mine.
Inquire of Thos. Clark. House No. 10.
LOST Work Bag. on Crystal Ave.
Finder please return TO this office.
The diamond drill., 1912-08-17

One OF the most common ailments
that hard working people are afflicted
with is lame back. Apply Chamber
lain's Liniment twice day and mas
sage the parts thoroughly at each ap
plication. and You will get quick re-
lief. For sale by Sam Bridges
The diamond drill., 1912-08-17

II was cured Of diarrhoea by one
dose Of Chamberlain Colo. Cholera
aud Diarrhoea Remedy, writes NJ.
e. Gebhardt, Oriole, PA. There is
nothing better. For sale by Sam
Bridges.
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CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.


PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the
following proposed ordinance passed a
second reading and was ordered to a third
and final reading at a meeting of the Board
Of Street and Water Commissioners held
May 10th. 1912:
An ordinance 10 amend an ordinance en-
titled An ordinance TO regulate the use OF
the public streets Of the City OF Newark by
TRANS. horses and other draft animals, and
to regulate and control the public travel
thereon approved April 9, 1872.
Be It ordained by the Board of Street and
Water Commissioners Of the City OF New
ark. as follows:
Section l. That Section l.. Part III. of
the said ordinance be amended to read as
Section /. Part III. Every driver in slow
ING up or stopping shall signal those behind
by raising the whip or hand"
That Section 2. Part Ill. of said ordinance
be amended to read as follows:
''Section .. Part Ill. In turning. while in
motion, or in starting to turn from a stand
still, a signal shall be given by extending
the whip or hand, Indicating with It the
That Section 2. Part ", of said ordinance
be amended TO read as follows;
of this part, every driver or operator of a
vehicle approaching a street intersection
shall grant the right OF way at such inter-
section to any vehicle approaching from his
'Note-This regulation requires that every
driver or operator must. on approaching
intersections, give special attention TO the
traffic approaching from his right hand. and
In case some other vehicle approaching from
his right hand side reaches the intersection
practically at the same time he must stop
until such vehicle approaching from the
right hand has crossed in front of him
That Section /, Part ", OF said ordinance
BIO amended to read as follows:
Section ], Part v. No person or persons
ohall drive or ride any vehicle upon or along
any street at a greater speed than at the
rate OF twelve miles an hour. excepting,
however. when turning a corner OF any
street the rate OF speed shall not be greater
than six miles an hour"
Section 2. That this ordinance shall take
effect Immediately.
il. b. O'CoNNELL,
President of the Board OF Street and Water
Commissioners.
A. L. SWAIN,
my17-5t Hbting Clerk OF the Board.
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MEDICAL.

DIR. PHI. DII5TZ, 81 New ST., adjoining
neutrality-suspicious.. nerve. spine, eye, male.
female complaints and children's diseases:
opeI' evenings: advice free.
LADIES desiring advice by specialist
Twenty years experience: all female all
ments. trained nurse In attendance; con-
sultation free. Hours, 1913; Sundays. ia.
Private house, 1913 West Sixty-hfth st., New
York city. Take elevated, subway or sur
face cars to Slxty-sixth st. station.
MY So and So glasses are beyond any doubt
the best value in the country, considering
my export service and absolute protection
afforded you through my money-baclt guar
antee policy. CHESLER. Eyes for
Glasses. 102 Market ST.. opposite Washington:
open evenings.
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BARTER AND


new eight months ago; cost $3.50: In ex-
change for a light touring car. Address
PIANO. Box 1T. Star office.
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THAT busy grocery and meat market, cor
ner B and North both sts.. is for sale at a
reasonable price; the location Ia In a soot,
substantial residence district. with large per-
centage Of cash trade and a number of re-
liable charge accounts, will embark in other
business, so desire to sell quick. X. +.
BROWN. Market HIP.
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HALLS AVID LODGE nooms TO LET.

FOR RENT-LoDGE AND cLuBRooM:
WILLIAM ST., CORNER OF WASHING
ron; LARGE ASSEMBLY ROOM N
AFTERNOONS; WILL RENT ON EXCI.u-
Rive TENANCY OR STATED NUMBER
OF NIGHTS A MONTH. FOR FUL N
FORMATION PPI ]. l.. FEIBLEMAN e.
CO., 1888 BROAD ST.
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TO \ FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

TWELVE-ROOM shore house on Staten
island sound: New York liquor liuense;
rent reasonable; good boat landing. Apply -
FRECH. Garwood, n, ].
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uELp wANrED-FnnALE.

Az Experienced CIR. Tor general housework.
without washing; small family. 90 South
Maple avs East Orange.
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DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.


NEW ONE-FAMILY
Seven rooms. bath, pantry; every improve
ment. 81 Oakland ter, Vailsburg section.
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a Olo instructions, practically, mechanically
and technically; start now; road instruc-
ZION. GufSSLER'S Garage. 41-43 Freling-
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SIGNS.

sfGNs-C, 4, WILLIAMS, INc.-SIGNS
Wood, Bfass, Cloth. Glass. Gliding. Lettering.
l24 Market st. Phone 1876 Market.
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HELP ~wANTED-MALE.

4tTo driving. full course, $40; day or ev,
ing. SuERFELD. 81 Blgelow st.
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WILL exchange full size building lot IN
Paterson FOR upright riano. Address Pr
ANo. Box 100. Star ONCE.
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WANTED-Plot Of about 75x125 feet on
washington av., near Essex station. Bella
vile, or ON Centre St, near Avondale sta
ton. East Nutley; state exact location, prizes
and easiest possible terms. Address j. v. B..
Box 3. Star office.
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nnAL EsrArr 0 EXCHANGE.

ANYONE wishing to exchange real estatA
anywhere can get excellent opportunities:
send particulars OF property and wants.
MURRAY EXCHANGE. 1873 Market st.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO ~RENT-Acre or more land.
with house. Phone evenings or write.
LEWIS II, WISE, "A Gautier ay., Jersey
CITY.
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BICYCLES on easy weekly payments; low
est price In town; take a walk: see them:
I am in low rent section; prices 90 per cent.
lower than any dealer; new ones $14. rs; used
wheels very low prices. A. COLETTA. 1856
Main It. Orange.
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A FIRST-CLASS handpower vacuum
cleaner, never been used, value s25; will
exchange for furnished ballroom. with or
without board. Address AGENT. Box 102.
Star office.
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LOFTS to let. light all around; suitable for
manufacturers jewelry or any other mani-
featuring; steam heat. power; all improves
ments. Inquire II. vi 10 Nichols u.
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10. 600 TO 15,0 900 FEET of plain oak flooring.
cheap for cash. WITTKOP q COS 81
Pennington St, city.
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WILL evohnnge high-erade enlarging Gamers.
Al connition. for motorcycle, typewriter or
what have Won 70 offer? Address lei
BOX 1856. star ONCE.
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o SALE
FARMS WANTED.
ZEAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED at once, ten to twenty acres.
vicinity Newark; with or without build
ings. AMANN. 1856 Midland av.. Arlington.
n. J.
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AUCTION SALES.

| RARE chance for housekeepers at REID'S
Auction Rooms, IS Arlington ST., near Mar
ket: our regular furniture sales each Tues
day and Friday, commencing at 1890 a. M,
are filled with furniture and household goods
of all kinds from various consignors and sold
at your own price to tho highest bidder; a
visit will pay you; get the habit.
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Machinery,

SIDEBOARD, cost sos, sell s25; cherry
dresser. cost $40, sell $40. so; gas range. 81:
safe. $40. III South Orange aV.
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SALE OF trimmed hats at less than half
price; S25 and $50 hats at $40; $40 and SIS
hats at IS; don't mlss this big opportunity.
MIRIAM MOSES. 276 South Orange av.
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GENUINE bargains in secondhand machin.
cry: milling machines, lathes. shapers,
power and foot presses, drops, drill presses
metal and wood saw tables: anything and
everything q tin. metal or wood worker may
REQUIRE; puileys. shafting, HANGERS and belt
New JERSEY MACHINERY EXCHANGE
340 Market at. Newark. N, J., opp. Penn
r.. r. station. Telephone 64sS Market. En-
tire plants bought for cash.
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MIDwIvEs.

GRADUATE mfdwife-MKs. GTURIcH. 357
sd av., Now York, 2sth -26th ri. ladies pri-
vate nursing. confinement. also treatment at
hume.
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BEACH ST. 10-Nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; also single rooms.
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50 PER CENT saved on mattresses and
quilts bought of y. GENNET. 10 Broome
st., near Springfield av.
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BUILDINGS TO LET.

TO ~ or lease at Elizabeth n. j.. build.
ing adjoining Proctor's Broad Street Thea
tire three stories and basement. 20x60 feet.
c. c. PRUDEN. s3 Pearl at.
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BICYCLESi BICYCIESl
LARGEST IN EASTERN STATES.
LOWEST PRICE HoUSE IN COUNTRY.
More wheels than all Newark stores com
bined. No fake ads" We have what Ne
advertise. high grade, brand-pew machines,
fully guaranteed for one year, from SIT 20
up. Stearns, SIS; Niagara, $3.50; Crescent,
Hartford. liver Johnson, $50: Columbia. liver
Johnson. $40 and $50. To push the sale OF
the weil-known $5 Syrus machine we viii
give free with each purchase OF same a $50
pair OF Tribune tres ian extra pair: new
shopworn wheels, $40.
SEE WHEELS, IS DOWN; 81 PER WEEK
AUSTIN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
81 Orange st. hnlf block from Hrnad
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BERGEN ST, 6f7-Two desirable rooms;
single or double; all conveniences: break
fast and washing II desired.
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BANK ST, room. nicely fur
nished; all Improvements; running water
In room; reasonable.
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BLEECKER ST, 76-Large and single
rooms. nicely furnished; central; reason
able.
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BEACH ST, 1.-two comfortably furnished
rooms for gentlemen. all improvements:
private family: near City Hall.
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FOR SALE-Four-plece gold parlor set, gar
den bench and chairs, white enamel bads
cnll at once. 1871 Clinton av.
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BANK ST, 56-Two large. front rooms,
nicely furnished; suitable for one or two
gentlemen or couple. two blocks from Broad
and Market.
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ARCH ST, 27-Nice. large, clean room: all
conyeniences; near Market and Broad SITS.
reasonable.
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BROAD ST, 492; Halsey st., %; New ST.,
DO; Bleeoker st.. Z: Orange st, ~ll2-Single
and connecting housekeeping and sleeping
rooms, front and rear; all prices; all CEN
trial locations.
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BELLEVILLE Az, 344-Doubie and single
furnished rooms: all improvements; board
optional.
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hAAA fNkt AND AOffAfGE
I HAVE a handsome and durable agenf'a
sample case. size 9x14x14 inches. which I
viii exchange for either a 30 revolver or a
gents leather travelling bag and pay cash
me difference in value, If any; will also
consider a safety razor of equal value or
anything elne in the jewelry line. or sell FOR
Office.
l LAVE .ome good half-inch mesh virs
screen, VIII exchange for chickens Address
WIFE, Box il5. Star Office
1 HAVE a Geneva bicycle. with coaster
brake attachment, which I would like to ex-
change for a folding camera or for other
Photographic material. J., Box 1o1. Star Of
l WANT horse suitable 70. camping trip.
will trade 10-jewel Riverside Waitham
watch for same. Address RELIABLE, Box
1877. Star Office.
Lor Of automobile supplies. metric thread.
cs spsrs f prus assk sra q sde i ar mhs, et oiiers *
AUTO sUPPLY. Box 1e5. Star office.
MANDOLIN-Wbat am I offered in exchange
for a fine mandolin This is n beautifully
toned instrument, in hrst-class condition.
Address MANDOLIN. Box ITO, star Office.
STAMP collectoru, attention.: would like 70
exchange stamps for old coins or foreign
Address sTAMPs. Box 1888. Star office.
THIRTY pieces baby underwear. from
smallest sizes ZIP; splendid condition; might
exchange for repair work on bicycle. j.
TWO boxhail alleys and SWITCHBOARD to- ex-
change. horse ana carr,op 90 or motorhoat
preferred or what have YOU? Address
sTIuTTLERoARD. Box 100. Star office.
UNIVERSITY Encyclopedias. ten voiumess
never openeA Russia binding; Will ex-
change for a foioing Kodak or sell cheap. J.,
loN 10, eear olllee
VICTOR phonopranh and three dozen ree-
hive yo,s 70 oTer, y Boy 1oa star oe,ce.
n,ono end o yon Civ, IN s ~ .elsrs Condition ;
IKE new' sometnsng OF eduai Vaiue' riASo'
"nAI nae you IN exsnanse ior tnree ~.
dress PUMP. Fox io4, Star once.
WHAT have you to orer IN excnange TOT =
neronu,hnma SreHsIano .anuai ~
1912 10 en1t tnn a ~. - a. a.. co,nniets
mfn ~ ioo' semh AZ ~ poy 5sn
star omee'
WIZ A n -. :, - ~. $500 h.n~
phor.uro IL r,arrsd sSres,
cSPRTScr por 1sa star once
VIII ovo,anaa : hr.., corrot IAnstr,an
ms,Ss,: In good co nop Srr Tor small 1so tra star
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