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The Washington herald., 1912-01-14
s,It SOFA by PoEtmasters.

At Bevieux (oId Bex). among the Alps
the railroad passes the rocksalt mines.
from which the Swiss government pro-
cures most Of the salt whose sale II .
government monopoly end often sold only
bv the local postmaster, who deals not
only IN stamps, but in salt. At this point
a toothed rail- Is brought into play, and
the gradient rapidly increases. as the
cars pass, through woods Of walnuts and
chestnuts, here an important item OF the
diet and income OF their owners
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES OF
GREATER WASHINGTON

De Pauw University closed campaign
on January 1. IN which It secured $40. 900
through its own efforts and $4,000 from
the Methodist general board. Dakota
Wesleyan has also closed one with 500, :
The Washington herald., 1912-01-14

In numbers since that time. A purse Of
money that may reach $4,000 win be
presented to Cardinal Farley. IN part 70
reimburse for the heavy expense, and IN
part to carry out some cherished plan
that the new cardinal has long enter
tainec, and that may. TO him. marx nus
evelation as prince Of the church
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12

And when man accepts office III this country
he becomes target for unfair criticism and unj ust
opposition. Take the case OF Tom l.. Johnson No
man did for the people more than he did, and
he tried to do a great deal more than he was per-
mitted to do. Now that he is dead all men praise
him. and marvel at his humanity and public spirit
But when he a candidate for the Office of Mayor
of Cleveland, where his great work done, the
opposition papers abused him without mercy and
the great (?) Theodore encouraged the little Theo
dore Burton. now Senator from Ohio to enter the
race against the Enthusiastically great Tom l.. Theo
dore Burton got his where the Thanksgiving turkey
gets the axe. But it is hard for man with memory
to believe the professions OF people as thc
desire to the dear people, and it is hard for
sef-respecting man to think OF what awaits him i
he goes into politics.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12
MASSEY A LABORER.

Nevada has always been particularly fortunate
in the character and ability of her representatives in
Congress. Those whom the people have honored
BY election to the National halls OF legislation have
been recognized as leaders by the foremost men in
both Senate and House, and in debate on important
subjects as well in shaping legislation in commit
tees, Nevadas representatives have always taken I
prominent part
One may recall the signal services to the coun-
try of such Senators Stewart, Jones, Nye and
Nixon but none assumed more prominent place
than has Senator w. A. Massey, whom the people
will elect in November. Although he entered the
Senate toward the close OF the session, his undoubt-
ed ability and high character recognized i'm
mediatey. and he was appointed to some OF the most
influential committees, where most of the legislation
is perfected nowadays. But it was not only in COM
mittee that Senator Massey demonstrated his worth.
His address to the Senate when the Panama Canal
senaton of the rights OF the United States to con-
duct its own administration OF affairs within the
Canal Zone without regard to British construction
of the terms of the Hay-Pauncefote treaty. He
showed the faacv OF the pro-Brtish claim OF broken
faith on the part OF the United States. So forcefuy
and ably did Senator Massey uphold this country 5
rights to adopt and administer its own toll policy
that other Senators accepted his views. reiterated
them in the Senate. and the camor OF the British
press soon ceased when it manifest that the Ill
ted States Senate refused to Surrender any right OF
America over American terrtor''-the view express
ed by Senator Massey.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12
QUIET OBSERVATIONS BY A QUIET
OBSERVER.

1t is hard to understand some things about hu-
man nature as well some things about other KINGS
OF nature 1t is hard to tell why town as progress
sive as Yerngton ought to be should compel every
BODY who comes from direction to travel two or
three miles further than is really necessary. we re-
fer to what is known as the Mcleod bridge. There
is no reason under the why it should be as 1t u.s.
almost ready for but useless and rotting itsef
into uselessness for the want of few hundred dol
lars to build an approach. OF course there are many
other reasons, but to man up tree 1t seems that
town that could provide for the Fourth OF July cele-
bration with its little day of profit would not be
so slow to take advantage of situation that would
mean profit the year round And at rough guess
the money that thrown away in useless expenses
on that day would put the bridge in good shape
Surely little common would bring the thing
to pass.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12
THE Johnny COME-LATELY.

Something has been said about the editor OF the
Times being Johnny Come Lately in the Print
ers' Cnion 1t has not been the object OF the writer
TO parade his unonism any great extent, but Tor
the benefit of those who desire to know will state
that we were member OF the union before the man
whose breath caught fire the other day out OF
his swaddng clothes. The Times, the Lyon
County Times. was the first paper in Nevada to run
the Union label and that was along in the eighties.
If YOU don't believe it. write to Washoe Typograph-
ical Union No. 65 Virginia City, and find out. 1t is
a matter of record
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12

TO illustrate what it means to the State of Ne
vada to have its biggest copper producer closed
down for the winter, seems likely from present
developments it is only necessary to refer to the re-
port for the second quarter OF the year recently filed
with the State Bullion Tax Collector by the Nevada
Consolidated Copper Company. The report gives
the gross yield for the quarter S2S389l8 and the
net earnings as S7200S7. The bullion tax, which
goes to the State, amounted to $4,000. Here is q
direct loss to the State occasoned by the strike
OF employees at this property alone OF over
thousand dollars week 1t seems pity that the
trouble between the company and its employees coul'
not have been settled without recourse to strike
and the consequent loss OF employment to the men
loss of revenue the State and loss of profits to thu
stockholders OF the company. While part OF thi
loss may be recouped in the future, there are SOM
things that never be replaced.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12

--11IT I-TE77-TT-
Date II first publication. Aug 10. 1872
Date 81 last publication, Sept 7, 1912
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12
Application No 2t72.
Notice of Application Tor Permissiou !.
Appropriate the Public Waters Of II.
State OF Nevada.

Notice IS hereby given that on the 81 d,
t July. i9t.. ~ accordance With Seetiw 4
HAPPIER NNNi. II the Statutes q 1904 4,
tactic Portland Cement Company eoaSs
lated. corporation. of san francisco Cau
~ San Francisco. and State IL Clliian5
made application to the State Engineer 4 n.
ada for permission to appropriate the psN
saicrs 81 the State 81 Nevada Such ssss
ration as TO be made from Regaa Ia
au. surface and underground ao4 ,hrae
sections -, . and %. 7. 10 ". RaE
a. -. u. & VI. a. points \ 36' ", 40 4
rom the NV. corner Of Sec g. r. hK
z 20 H.. NJ - u s NJ by means d irsra
ng and development. aud one cubic iss ~
ecund is 90 be conveyed 10 point, AZ qasrrs
pulcapf 10 NW4 NWIl. See Is. I. isx.
Z 20 r.. and n mill in W. SKH NA4
sec 30, r. "a n. X. "a T.. NJ d BAN
by means 81 pipes and there used ios mirns
and domestic purposes Water not to Z r.
turned 10 stream.
Signed. ". NJ KENRNEY.
State Engtsert
Date II first publication, Mug TO- 1871
Date u last publication. Sept Z. 1914
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12

The attitude of the Roosevelt men in Nevada
towards Senator Massey has done more to injure
Roosevelt's chances of carrying Nevada than any
other one thing in this campaign. The proposition
of someone trying to ride into office on the Bull
Moose is not to the liking of the sincere Roosevelt
men and the mud-slinging circulars against Massey
are not doing him any harm, nor the Bull Moosers
any good
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12

Senator Massey is winning many friends in his
campaign, and there is better than even chance
that he will be elected 1t would be an unwise thing
for the people of Nevada to do to defeat him He
has shown ability than most OF the representa-
tives in the upper house up to date and if elected
will be power for the good OF Nevada throughout
his term of Office
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12

SERIAL o2I4s.

Department, Of the luterief,
Augas, 9th. 1911
Notice is hereby given that Joseph y, Aya
'holen. OF lIuckskin. Nevada who, on Aas9 ,s
20. 1907. made Homestead Entry Ne Y, NJ
Serial No. O2l4s. for SEA NV IA, ~ Nh
aud NMH SEA Section 20. Township y
North. Range q T., NJ y. Mcridian nas W. ".
notice Of intention 10 make Final Five in
Proof, to establish claim TO the land abo's y
scrbcd. before the County Clerk o. 80 l.s
County, al Nerington, Nevada, on inc s'n y
81 October. 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Elijah w. Martin. lorgen G. !ols',6si
liuckskin, Nevada A.,
LOUIS J. CuhN Resao
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12

The Quiet Observer thinks the City Fathers
ought to get busy on the sidewalk question What
about the property owners building sidewalks in
front OF their places OF business and residences
Don't you think they ought to get busy, after curb
line and grade has been furnished them to build to
What nice thing il is to have City Council to lay
all blame to.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12

1t takes storm like that OF last week to show
us how we need sidewalks. And the ones we have
are at as many different levels as there are different
properties Upstairs downstairs: with an interval
every now and then of no sidewalk at all 1t is true
we may not need them good part OF the time, but
for the looks of the town and matter of emerg-
ency we do need them. The City Fathers ought to
get busy.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12
NOTICE OF F0RFEI7UlT

70 MARVIN f. ISL, TRUSTEE ,on.
). COOK, ]. +. SWEENEY ~. "a l9iS
DAVIS, THEIR HEIRS Am san se,a
AND TO WHOM IT MAY CoNsS1ssbbIsNs
You are hereby notified that SslNN'
Logan, co-owner, have expended ans'aMn !
year 1911 the sum OF Two Hundrsd IL
Dollars ~ labor and improvements 40. A'nl
Valley View and Anaconda LODI w ,e
Claims. situated in the Mason Nina 'etfs
lrict. Lyon county, State Of Neyada ~
nore fully appear by certificate FLED - T. Nl
Der %, 1911. in the Office OF the Rev.. ne''A
aid Lyon county, in order to hold VA ~
.es under the provisions OF Section ,i3a y
Used Statutes OF the United STATE. hs
he amount required 10 hold the ans n ns
he laws Of the United States apd i "4 u
state 81 Nevada for the year 1911 s
This notice will be published onee
for a period Of ninety days IN the Ye-a ~
fines, and u. after ninety DAYS afts, ~
lotice by publication is given. YOU IA "
refuse 90 contribute Your proportion Al AZ
expenditure as co-owuers. amounting IA 4.
sum Of One Hundred Sixteen ana NM
Dollars. for and on account ~ aid -.
your interest in said property will becsms \.
property Of the subscriber under sad sers.
3124.
SARAH A. LOGAN
Date Of first publication June p. 1872
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12

And this suggests another matter. Grover
Cleveland was maligned and fought bitterly by men
who afterwards acknowledged his ability and his in
tegrity. Why did they not do this sooner? For the
simple that politicians they would not APP
ply the principles and tests that ought to be always
applied to any question trying to settle or
any man we are trying to estimate? In other words
political fervor dethrones the and blinds the
judgment that instead of being cool and trying
to get at the truth loyal partisan does not
know the truth and does not allow himself to be cool
and honest for a minute when the interests OF his
party in view. Without any qualification what
ever such patriotism is curse, to the country and
to the man himself. lie puts a collar around his
neck, and it like the serf OF former days that
sold with the land And yet we call ourselves
a nation of free men,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12

But the campaign will soon be over, and then
perhaps on such matters really qualified
to discuss, may be able to little common
sense, and can like the prophet, thank God and take
courage.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12

One does not have to be very quiet or do much
observing to become that there are some local
kettles hung on the political fireplace. And the fun
part of it is that every man thinks that his own
kettle is about boil The sad part of it is that some
to be disappointed and the disgusting part
of it is that some showing symptoms of mean
in their efforts to put out the fire under the
other mans kettle. Put this in your pipe and smoke
it the man who will do undetermined
thing to get an office will be than likely to do
a mean thing as an officer A mean streak is like a
yellow streak if it is there it runs clear through.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-10-12

Without crticising anyone, but to call attention
possibility would it not be better il the men who
were honest able and trained, had more assurance
that they would be recognized by the pubc2 1t
seems that in America we have the foolish notion
that anyone can do public business whether they
can do anything else or not. They say the reason
why of the ranches do not pay under corpo-
rate ownership is that they managed by eastern
men who do not understand irrigation and the soil
and climate Would not man be fool to try to
manage mine involving thousands OF dollars per
month unless he had some previous experience:
Who would want to watch ball game umpred by
one who knew nothing about it But Tom Dick
Harry is good fellow, therefore elect him to
have charge OF public interests Is ii any wonder
that there is graft and corruption' The only wonder
is that there is not more OF it. In Germany, have
been told, there men trained for public business
as we have men trained for medicine education, etc.
Thus the village authorities will hire man to BE-
Mayor who has taken special OF training
for that work and also other officials
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-24
HOTELS AND RooM1NG HOUSES.
MJeCETLhNEOUs.

5t-room hotel, one OF the leaders. Has
never been offered before. The house
is full OF guests and is coming money
Just secured a new lease for five years
Rent $3.50. Price $4,000 VIII make
some terms,
50 rooms. part light housek eeping 4
bargain as has never been offered be-
fore. Only $500. In the center OF town.
Special 1e-room modern house. Wei
furnished throughout. In excellent con-
dition, Good piano included. Rooms all
rented. ith South and Main. Only $500.
This Is the best bargain I have offered
for months.
IL rooms. modern. well furnished; 1915.
. rooms. rent $40. $3.50: 500 cash.
I wish to state TO my customers and
friends that I'm my opinion now is the
time TO buy hotels and roomlng houses,
II you intend TO buy at all Lower
prices can be obtained at this time and
II YOU are careful in your selection II
will be Impossible 10 go wrong. | have
the largest list OF frgt-class plnces at
lower prices than / have had for month";.
Remember, I guarantee the title TO every
place ! SELL also satisfaction TO both
buyers and sellers In all my dealings.
II VIII pay you to see me.
ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL. BROKER,
I13 Main Street.
Bell phone w. $3.50. Ind. 100.
b2SSq
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s290o-A FINE 5-RM. MOD. PR. BRICK.
cement walks. good-sized lot.
shade. close 10 fine school: $500
cash bal. like rent.
S3500-A nice 4-room modern bungalow
on northeast bench. Can sell this
place for $500 down. balance TO
suit
S4So-A fine broom modern bungalow
OH the northeast bench, One OF
the choicest locations In the city.
$500 cash. balance one or two
years.
8 lots on 5th East. Just below 10th
So, for s400 each; 2 lots on Belmont ave.
near 10th East. $215 each SIS per lot
down, $3.50 per lot per month.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.
66 w. 3rd South st.
b26o7
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ICE CREAM

KELLEY ICE CREAM co. SHIP ICE
cream and shcrbets everywhere Phone
so2s or address box lTl3. x2l.s
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING


PAISLEY BROS. 473 SOUTH MAIN
VIII do your auto repair work for 75c
per hour. work guaranteed. Was. es3S.
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TaKEyIEW APIS, FIVE ROOMS
each, $40; above smoke line. dnd;
N<92e 27l No. Main. aZ'I'
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STORAGE.

IXL FIREPROOF STORAGE AT HALF
price. Phone Eek. l3. Ask for D. a.
Isom. a1l6@
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PLUMBING AND HEATING

DAVIDSON & HARRIS CO. PLUMB
ing and steam fitting: iobbing work n
speciality; all work guaranteed. Both
phones l6e, 1fS East 2nd South ole5
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7NE SUITE IN PRESCOTT APART
'ruents, corner Sixth East and Second
|outh. Apply Douglas 3. kimeall.
<~nrna bniid,ne a3032
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FURs AND TAXIDERMIsTS
PERSIAN ORIENTAL SHOP

EXPERT CLEANING AND REPAIRING
OF Oriental rugs. George Shadid. III
r. 2nd South st. DIE
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO.. ia EAST
End South. Bell Ss25. Ind. lsS2. n26s.
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Or RENT. MODERN 4 AND D., 5-nSoM lSSgl ~
apa''he"'S " nI42s
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
FARMS AND ACREAGE.

FARMS AND ACREAGE.
FOR SALE. ALL IN VICINITY OF BIC
Delta Irrigation company lands. o.
main Line Of : p I. 4. & 8 l. r n
l4o miles south OF Salt Lake City.
We can % w the man who wants \
home. or the man who wants land toT
an investment
we have improved farms from n:-5o
Rellnqu!shmen,s from s. to SIS re,
acre and few good homestead and
desert claim locrtions.
Everything We handle Is either under
ditch or water can be Put on II from SO
70 $50 per share.
We can give liberal terms on most al
Droncr'y we handle.
Write or call on
KELLY RYAN REALTY co
Desere' T-taN t11cf
Branch office 1925 Kearns bldg Bell
FoR : sr1opT TIME Only
WE ARE oFEriNG 3 CHOICE l-5-
ArY NT cfR ScT TrvE ~ r1RsrcAiss Rl l34T aA soi
ANp WATER RIGHT. AL ~ FRUIT
INCLUDING PEACHES. PEARS. CHER
RIES. lots or SMALL FRUIT, .
ROOM HOUSE. \ CHANCE TO So
CURE BEAUTIFUL HOME PRICE
S3o50 NJ. TNCLTDISG THIS YEARS
CROP: $1,000. M CASH TERMS on BAL
ANCE y NJ TONG co. roo SEsRNS
BLDG PHONE WAS 42l7 b2s57
: ACRES Al FRUIT LAND MI. rs
from shipping point. nartlv PLANTED n
winter annles: - htIt fence and other i'm .
Drovcments: VIII nav ANrenses after this
wear: easy terms. Address r-33. Trlh-
une. b1Ss5
5-ACRE GARDEN TRACTS CLOSE IN:
easy payments. j. a. Brown. ~ Ma'r
a3sss
s1n PEP MONTH
$50 per acre with water rlgh.. or y
acres. sandy soil chickens garden
southwest. Owner WaRstch Fao5 ao1o'
| li-ROOM CONCRETE HOUSE. 2 ACRES
of level fertile land. and water n
Rountlful. Terms. 3oi Mcintyre. Phon'
if53. b1oI'
WEST CACHE LAND co. CHOICE rR.
riCated farms and orchards in CacN
valley a20 Rearns bldg APO.
S56 nm Rr-vS So0 ACRES OF TIMBET
land. 5000 nnn feet of white pine 600
/ 000 feet timber. Or tamarack md hem
| lock: $500 cedar poles 10 Inchcv up 70 .
! feet Now. this Is the incest and clean
est timber IN the state of Washington
! This land can also he cultivated afte
being cleared. Nice black soil I, ls
! money-maker for man with capital
! Investigate about this. Only 3 miles from
/ the railway and rivet. For further In
] formation write to c. A. Penzlg. Mace
/ Idaho. ho32
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FOR RENT

L. HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. ALSO
sleeping rooms: tl.75 and up. 2s East
LIST South xlf7o
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TYPEWRITERS
BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES


BANK OFFICE. BAR AND STORE
fixtures: special designs submitted on
application: household refrigerators.
carom and pocket billiard tables. bowl
ing aIleys md supplies. Brunswick
Bake CoIlender Co., $50 10 $50 So. lth
West Both phones 4S3. ai0S6
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FOR RENT
,,.prNrENTs uNFURNIsHED

;,ss, IKE APARTMENT. ( ROOMS,
',.a,n,,rnlshed. $3.50. 44S So. 5th East:
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LADIES TAILOR

Special. PRICES FROM April. 18TH:
suits from s25: guarantee perfect At
ting NJ %ucl;er, 1867 Mercantile block
Nasatch eO36. bl5s3
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|-ANp s-RooM APTs. IN The STEM STEM
a.. Ist ave. and G 81. Rent reason rea,.so
~ Wasatch ls7s-X or 1881. slSe9
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RUBBER STAMPS, SEALS


SALT LAKE STAMP CO.
65 w. 3rd So. Phones 304 h8s
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THE COLONIAL.

/ Elegantly furnished two and three
uom npts., with reduced rates from $50
Ana up. single rooms. with and without
nth, $40 and UP. Bell phoLc Ex- 42.
f2o5e
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= CEDARTiOI fl5 SECURITY G.
Trust hldg.-Ladies' tailoring exclu-
-ively. prices reasonable. os5T
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5opERN . AND 5-Roo0M SlI ApTSao SooF. hzN-
sinsto"' d12Ii
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FOR RENT Or LEASE.
ABSTRACTS, TITLE INSURANCE

UTAH SAVINGS 6 TRUST COMPANY
furnish abstracts and title insurance:
attend 10 all details In transferring and
mortgaging land titles. Capital $3.50. 600.
2s6 Main s235i
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LYNDS CHAPTER NO.
/. Order Eastern Star
Masonic temple. stated
meetings first Friday
ench month. Visiting
members will receive n
cordial welcome.
JENNIE II. BRECkOS.
w. NJ: NELLIE I.
SPENCER. Secretary.
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HAT FACTORY


LADIES' AND MEMS HATS CLEANED
and reblocked Salt Lake Hat Factory
1876 West So Temple. New spring STYLES
b25es
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CEIAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.,
brass, Clipped glass and painted. Both
phones x2s
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FURS AND PLUMES


WILLOW PLUMES CLEANED,
curicd. dyed black F. A Carter Fur
Co. 81 West LIST South. esec
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ELECTA CHAPTER NO.
s. Order Eastern star
Stated meetings third
Tuesday OF each month.
Masonic temple, corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting members
cordially invited.
ICENA MARCEL. w. NJ.
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THE CoYEY

,Ms ICE s-RooM FURNISHED. MODERN
sste Inf, as So. 2rd East $40. A. Nc
Mar Co.. 63b W. End So. n76l
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MIZPAH CHAPTER NO.
5. order Eastern Star
Stated meeting $500 nrst
Monday Of each month.
Masonic temple, corner
Second East and Firs;
South. Visiting members
cordially invited
r. BENJAMIN. w. NJ.
WARD. Secretary.