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TOURISTS TAKEN IN
BY SUPPOSED CONVICT

When Rio Grande No. pulled In.
to the siatiou yesterday afternoon
the tourists In the observation car
were given real treat when they
saw real convict mounted on a
splendid horse and smoking n big
fat cigar ride up to a train A big
rush for kodaks was made and tn.
convict taking ecvantage Of the oocs.
sion struck several fantastic poses
for the benefit OF the kodak nends.
and had BIS picture taken by at least
forty different people. One well
dressed young man In the car AJAX
ed one Of the natives Of the city II
the eonviet's cigars we're furnished
him by the peniientiary and how h.
happened TO be out riding. The m.
tive said the convict was life
timer hut as he ~as Invited to D
dance at the Acre that night he
was let OFF early and given the horse
10 ride on and pocket full OF
cigars to smoke.
The native was then asked N he
had TO wear those striped ciothe.
to a dance. and he replied that IN,
convict probably had a full dress
suit beneath them and just wore hls
stripes TO keep his other suit from
getting dusty. The next question
put to the native was what Kind
OF people are giving the dance and
what is the Acreg" to which he an.
swered that the Acre was the sum
mer resort for some OF the best
known arisiocra,s In the countr,
and WAS a very exclusive place to
which very few people were invited
He said that the convict was for
merry the writer OF the prctties
checks in the world but the trouble
with them was that they we're no
good. The train then pulled out be.
fore any more questions could be
asked and answered. II was found
out afterwards that the convict was
none other t.sn arthur Lewis OF the
Moving Picture company posing for
the Movies.
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Welded Wednesday Evening

The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. f.
r. Lynch. 1914 whippie avenue. was
the scene OF a pretty wedding cere-
money Mt G o'clock Wednesday even.
ing when their eldest daughter. Miss
Grace Lynch. was married to Floyd
Frazier in the presence OF com.
pany Of their more intimate relatives
and friends. The nuptial rites
were solemnized by Rev. l.. ]. Hole
pastor OF the First Methodist Episco.
pal church. The wedding march was
played by Miss Fay Thomas. A
three course luncheon was served
The bride wore white satin dress
and black satin slippers and carried
a boquet OF 'oses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazier will make
their home Mt s29 Fosess avenue.
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A Little Mouse Story

A Canon society girl had been an
noyed by a little mouse running
about her room nights. SO she set
little mouse trap In the closet one
morning.
That evening she prepared to re-
tire and forgetting all about the
innocent little mouse trap went to
the closet to get her lace and en-
broidery. About the time she put
out her hand to take the lace and
embroidery OF the hook snap wen;
the mouse trap catching the largest
OF the dainty little pink toes fair
and square in the trap.
II Is said In the neighborhood that
the secret might never have been
known had II not been for the lusty
screams that pierced the calm night
air.
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Married In Pueblo "Wednesday
Morning.

\ fashionable wedding was solcm
ized at st Lenders church In Pu.
eb;o at O'Clock "Wednesday nom.
ing when Miss Anna Eden OF thA;
place and Leo Joseph Beansais Of
this city were united In marriage
Following the celebration at the
church wedding breakfast was'
served at the home OF the brides pa
rents. sir. and Mrs James r. Eaden,
sic East Second street. after which
the happy couple left for a tour Of
various mountain resorts Of colora-
do to spend their honeymoon
The bride Is an attractive and ac-
eomi'Iished young wotuaa With loot
Of admiring friends. She Was grad
uated from Centennial High school
in the class OF 1913. Bsausais IL tho
son OF Mr. and Mrs Julius Beauvais
of Pueblo and is mp-t highly esteem
ed by lArge circle Of friends. lie
Is travelling salesman for the Muck
oils Packing company with head
quarters at Canon City.
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walk the floor. ! could not lie down or
sit still sometimes for day and night
at a time. was nervous, and had very
little appetite. no ambition. melancholy.
and often felt as though l had not q
friend in the world After / had tried
most every female remedy without sues
cess, my mother-in-law advised me TO
take Lydia f. Pinkharn's Vegetable
Compound. did so and gained In
strength every day. have now no trou-
bic in any way and lightly praise your
medicine. II adveruses itself. Mrs.
S. T. HURLEY. Eldon, Missouri.
Remember. the remedy which did
this was Lydia F. PinkhAm's Vegetable
Compound. For sale everywhere.
IL has helped thousands Of women
who have been troubled with displaee-
ments. Inflammation. liberation. tumors.
irregularities. periodic pains. backaehe.
that bearing down feeling. indigestion.
and nervous prostration. after all other
means have failed Why don't you Try
it, Lydia r. Pinkhara Medicine Co. /.
Lynn. Mass.
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". n. ERWIN DIES
At WALSENBURG, COLO.

AT waisenburg. Colo. June the 9th
at l1:2o a. m. William Nicholson
Erwin died at the age OF 81 year
and five months. MIR. Erwin was born
in Hall county. Georgia. January
1888. He came to Denver. Colorado
In 1871 and to La veta In 1873. He
made this place his home until abou
thirteen years ago when he moved
to Canon City where he resided until
September 1911 when he again NOV
ed with the family to Greeley. Hs
came to walsenburg IN July Of last
year where he made his home unit
his death
He was married oc.obe- LIST. 1857.
TO Rachael L. chastain- Nine child
rem were born to them. Seven OF
whom survive him
He had been a member OF the Bap-
It's, church for IS years. His mem
bershtp being in the Canon City
ehuych at the time OF his death.
The deceased was veteran OF the
civil war belonging to Company A
Third Regiment OF L. $. Volunteers
He was grandson Of John Nichoi.
son who served under coionels Ea
ton. Linton and SEWER OF the revolu
tionary war
The funeral was held al la veta
and the body laid to rest at the old
cemetery beside that of his wife who
preceded hInr-sen weeks and two
days. -gE"
-Four adushirs and one son were
With him when he passed away. Mrs
Lou Longhead. OF Trinidad. Mrs. J
y. Cooper. OF Denver. Mrs. p. s.
Browne and Miss Lillian Erwin. Of
waIsenburr. Mr.. Charles Erwin, q,
Spokane. WASHINGTON.
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Guests OF Mr.. and mrs- oeedrieh.

Sir. and Mrs. Morgan Barzardner
and daughter. Miss Nina OF Cedar
Fails. Iowa. arrived here from the
east on Wednesday OF this week and
are being entertained at TIE ONE OF
Mr.and Mcs s. p. GS.drioh and fam
lily at SIC Greenwood avenue. Miss
Banmgardner Ia a teacher In the pnh
lie schools OF her home city. Mr.
BanmEardner was soldier In the
civil war and lost an arm at the bat
tie OF vicksburg Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodrich viii show their guests al
POINTS OF scenic Interest in the II.
entity Of Canon city.
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ENG. NOLAN
KILLED IN
WRECK
THIS A. N.

A special east bound fruit train IN
the Denver & Rio Grande railroad
was ditched in consequence OF de-
railment about six miles this side OF
Pueblo at noon today and Engineer
Nolan killed and two or three others
hurt. The special passed Canon
City at 1926 and contained about
twenty cars loaded with California
fruits consigned to Chicago and 9TH
er eastern markets.
The engine and ten cars went into
the ditch and were converted into a
mass OF useless wreckage at the
foot of the grade. The track was
torn up for a considerable distance
and travel over the Pueblo Canon
City division temporarily will be put
ont OF commission. The wreckinl
crew from Pueblo was hurried TO the
scene and is employed in clearing
away the obstruction: a task that
will require its SERVICES all after
noon and, perhaps. late into the
night.
All Denver & Rio Grande train
between Canon City and Pueblo this
afternoon will be routed over the
Santa Fe tracks Engineer Nolan.
who was killed in the accident, was
one of the trusted employees OF the
company. He leaves n wife and
child, but they left few days ago
on a pleasure trip to San Francisco.
Los Angeles and other points on the
Pacific coast.
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Mrs. j. NJ. Rudolph entertained
about fifteen friends very delightful
". yet informally Tuesday evening
ct the home OF Mds. II. T. Grave
stock in East Canon. The home was
beautifully decorated With white and
red roses. The evening was spent
In music and progressive conversa-
tion after which lovely refreshments
were served. Mrs. Rudolph. in her
charming way proved herself n
most delightful hostess.
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Attending Court At La Junta

DIR. p. d. Wilson. former coro
ner OF otero County. but now residing
in Canon City. is in La Junta at
tending the district court. He wa
summoned as witness at the re
hearing OF the famous case against
Bob and Joseph Harris. negroes
charged with the murder of Niarshals
Craig and Ripper of Rocky Ford or
the night OF July 4. 1911.
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MANY ELKS WILL
COME TO CANON CITY
Many Elks VIII Come To Canon


The Elks national convention In
Denver next month will bring n
great throng OF visitors to Colorado
and Canon City is planning to get
its share OF the excursionists. II
is impossible to state at this time
how many OF the delegations to
the convention will come here. but
IL is expected that several OF them
will include the Royal Gorge and
the Skyline drive In their itinerary.
The first bunch OF the antiered
herd to arrive here viii be the Bos-
ton Eiks. which is scheduled to
reach Canon City at s o'clock Satur
day morning. July eleventh They
will travel by special train over the
Denver & Rio Grande road and will
remain here for breakfast and lunch
Elm. leaving for Denver late in the
afternoon. They will make the trip
TO the top of the Royal Gorge. At
o'clock in the evening OF the same
day the Salt Lake City Elks Will
reach Canon City and viii stay here
for an hour or two. The Salt Lake
City EIks are taking a band OF fifty
pieces with them to Denver and a
concert will be given at the Rio
Grande station here to which the
public is cordially invited.
Old Soldiers Attended 6aptiat Church
The members OF Greenwood Post
No. 10. Grand Army OF the Re-
public. of Greenwood woman's Relief
corps and U. s. Grant Circle. La.
dies of the G. a. Il. were guests
OF honor at the First Baptist church
Sunday evening when Rev. Ilsley.
pastor OF the congregation. preached
special discourse commemorative
of the occasion.
There was a large attendance OF
members OF the various patriotic
organizations and the services we're
of extreme interest. The sermon
was an eloquent one and the fact
was emphasized that God Furnishes
nations no less than individuals.
for their sins. righteousness ex-
sitetii naiiun. hui sin is n rrproacir
to any people,
Features OF the service was the
singing Of "Tenting on the Old
Camp Grounds" by fifteen young Ia
dies and patriotic readings by Miss
Evelyn Adams and Miss Eta wal
TIM
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Billy Sunday viii go to Canon City
Monday. July 9. TO address the con-
vicis at the state penitcntiary. The
trip will be made by automobile
highway. A trip over the Skyline
drive and TO the top OF the Royal
Gorge also win he taken by the par.
~ during the day.
Sundays visit TO the panitcutiary
Is Mt the urgent request OF Warden
lyman. Sunday made an address to
the conviets several years ago and
many Of them remember his talk.
They are anxious to hear him again 4
and when they learned he was In
Colorado Springs requested the war
den 10 make every effort to get him
to visit the prison.
lyman offered to fsrnish machines
for all those IN the party who wishsi
to make the trip. -Colersde sprinss
Oasette.
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Spending Summer on Ranch

Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Garrlets,
who made an auto trip to Canon City
last week. were accompanied on the
return trip by Miss Katherine An
derson OF that place. who will be
the guest OF her brother. Victor An
dersaa. on The Alder ranch during
the summer months. -salida Mall.
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WtaEtttco- TUT lN0
years I could not
stand on my feet
long at a time and ]
could not walk two
blocks without en-
during cutting and
drawing pains down
my right side which
increased every
month. have been
at that time purple
In the face and would
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In Victor For Independence Day

Mrs. d. II. Mckinley OF Canon
City arrived in the district a few
days ago and will be the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. Roy Hartford Of
Victor until after the Fourth Of July
csssbrakion. Cripple Crock rimsa.
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Back Recently From Vacation Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn I. kirkton
returned TO Canon city a few days
ago from several weeks pleasure
trip through Kansas and to pointa
in southern Illinois. They report
bumper farm crops all over Kansas
and say the state never looked rs
prosperous m 1t does now. Agricul-
tuer. according 10 Mr.. Kirkton. has
suffered severely in southern Illinois
this season on account OF insufn
cient rainfall.
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Announcements have been receiv
ed here OF the marriage Of Edward
b. Howe. at one time employed in
the composing room OF the Dsiiy
Record, to Miss Frances Cornelia
ManIey of Mt. Carmel. Illinois. Mr..
and Mrs. Howe will be at home to
their friends at Albion. Illinois. after
July 9Th. The groom is connected
with the publication Of the Albion
Register.
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Visiting Friends Here.

Mrs. Robert Pridemore. e ofrmer
resident In this city but now rcsid-
ing in Pueblo. is spending . few
days Canon visiting with friends.
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WOMEN CAN
HARDLY BELIEVE
How Mrs. Hurley Was Re.
stored to Health by Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Eldon, Mo. ~ was troubled with
displacement, Inflammation and female
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James Rankin OF Grand Junction.
who Is one of the municipal execu.
lives under the commission form OF
government in vogue In the western
slope metropolis. is visiting In Can
on City M the guest OF his brother
Rey. I. c. Rankin. wife and family
on Floral Avenue.
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ELM ST., l1S-Connecting rooms for light
housekeeping; improvements; reasonable
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HOUSE and lot; 10 rooms. hath. attic: all
improvements: lot 6Oxi35; must sell, ex-
change O. lease' Immediately; make offer.
QuAYLE CORPORATION. Morristown. N. ].
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ARE you in the market for business prop,
erty? -Four Corners of vailsburg, 1081-1039
south Orange av.; come look 1t over; see own
ers LANES Il. BENEDICT, 1868 South 7th St,
or A. j. MUELLER 515 South Clinton ST.,
YaiIsburg section
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LAKE ST., 27e-Faeing Branch Brook Park;
In modern house; six rooms; separate en-
frances reception hall; s20 first floor In
quire ON premises For full narficuiars call
115 South Eighth st.
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PLANE ST., 158-Two connecting FROM
housekeeping.
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EXCEPTIONAL opportunity; client will sac
rince new modern house, Q rooms, baths
sleeping porch, sun parlor; every appoint
ment; good location; $4,000. MURDOCH, op
poste Lackawanna, Montclalr,
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MT. VERNON Av.-Nine and bath; cleo
tricity steam; perfect condition, at lesa
than cost. PRUDEN. 1879 Main ST.. East
Orange.
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WEST ORANGE.

WEST ORANGE.
SIX ROOMS, solidly built house, on slope of
West Orange, First Mountain; enjoying
cheerful scenery and healthfuI air; lot
5Ox140; close to two car lines; sewer, water
and gas for only $1,000; easy terms NJ.
KARAM 81 Watching av., West Orange.
Phone Orange S4el.
VERY fine two-famlly house; newly painted;
we'll rented. near LIewellyn Park; lot
30x200; separate entrances and steam heat
ers; So, 800; terms can be arranged. Il. W.
MARTIN CO.. IS Bathgate pl.. Newark.
WEST NEWARK
LOTS, s4l to SIPS, homeseekers colony, IS
cash, 81 per month; title guaranteed; In
Newark or Elizabeth take the Main Line
trolley to Hollywood av., walk west over
wooden railroad bridge to West Newark. i.
A. DE VOR, resident agent on property or
H. e. MEACHAM & SON, Room 1899 Park
Row Building. New York city.
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ELM ST, ., The acknowledgements house,
keeping and single rooms
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WALNUT ST, IS. and Mulberry st., 2e4-
Nicely furnished front rooms: housekeep-
ing or sleeping; all improvements: $3.50,
$3.50, SO, 1850.
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FACTORY site, one-half block from Clinton
av Colt st. TO Wlsey St, on Lehigh valley
Railroad; 2O0x200; price reasonable; small
amount Of money required. MERKLINGER.
1923 Clinton av.
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FRANKLIN ST. 80, near City Fali--Pleas-
ant housekeeping and sleeping rooms: all
improvements; telephone, reasonable
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DWELLINGS TO LET OR
FOR SALE
snuru oRANcr

THREE-STOR1 frame dwelling; modern i'm
provements; baths, hot and cold water
steam heat; delightful location; convenient to
Lackawanna Railroad and trolley cars; pos
session at short notice. Address call
T. 10. BURKE, A Mechanic St. Newark, or
81 Second St. South Orange
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HALsEY ST, 315--Large, nicely furnisatsl
restaurant attached.
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LYNDHURsT

all improvements; with small bungalow
and garage; price. only $1,000; terms ar
ranged; ideal location, overlooking New
York; near trolley and station. NICHOL-
SON COMPANY, Lyndhurst.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BAYoNNE


WATER FRONT ON NEWARK BAY
160x6O0. including 12-room house. barn and
outbuildings BAYoNNE. Box H. Star office.
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WARREN ST, "a, near washington-slngie
and connecting housekeeping rooms: i'm
proyements.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR EXCHANGE

BERGEN ST, Weequahic section: 100x100;
free and clear; wants a Boston plan, 2-faln-
lily small, 1-famlly. BEARDsLEH, SIG
Clinton ay.
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WASHINGTON ST., 474--Large front house.
Keeping ROOM all lmproyements; reasonable
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OWNER will sell at sacrifice, residence OF
fourteen rooms; hot water heat and other
MONTGOMERY LINDSAY. SAT Main ST.,
East Orange.
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WASHINGTON ST, 442-Four and i've room
apartments every Improvement; hot
water steam. janitor, rent $40 up. Inquire
on premises.
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LET US BUILD FOR YOU-Call and in
spect plans furnish free; no charge for
preparing plans, specifications and full archi-
tectural services; many exclusive designs,
from s., 800 up; best materials: union labor
and at money saving prices. CITY REALTY
COMPANY, 1045 Springfield av.; open Sum
day.
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WASHINGTON ST. 166--Three light, airy
hall rooms, respectable people.
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APARTMENTS & FLATS
TO LET.

WARREN ST., 632-634. cor. South 18th St.
rive and six room apartments; up-to-date;
all improvements; car line passes door; rea-
sonable rent. Apply on premises MRS
+. JONES.
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WASHINGTON Av., 425-Two flats second
and third floors all imptsi rent $40: near
station.
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baif. STORY frame house; all improvements;
LOT 4oxIO0 feet; for sale. subject to $500;
5es mortgage; at 81, 900 below appraised value.
r. w HYATT, Prudential Insurance Co.,
Newark
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sfO6 UPWARD buys a two-family house.
is rooms, 2 baths and storerooms. rent
I'd: sep halls, heaters and cellar; hardwood
trim restricted neigh orh'd; paved st. bal.
FINLEY. az Homestead PHI. Tel. 1sb Waveriy.
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ARLINGTON Bargain. Groom house; bath.
gas. furnace; terrace hedge, shade, fruit:
terms: rs minutes City Hall. New York.
OWNER, 35l Hickory ST.. near oakwood Az.
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SOUTH ST., 69-Two connecting rooms
steam heat, running water gas range
bath same floor; suitable for couple price
moderate
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BOOK AY.--Lot 50x1O0; will take 1-family. Z
or rooms; value $1,000 or $4,000; Clinton
Hill and weequahic Park section. Boards
LEY. 5l6 Clinton aY.
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THE ORANGES AND MAPLEwooD.
SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE.
j. G. TRUSDELL MOORE.
BRICK CHURCH STATION. q. ORANGE.
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PLANE ST., 1si-Two connecting housekecn
couple.
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WE TAKE lots in part payment for houses;
call or send particulars of your lots or
let build for you on your vacant land !;
we can save you money. CITY REALTY
COMPANY, 1045 Springfield av.; at Orange
av Open Sundays,
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orr OF TowS

18TH ST, 554-Five-room nat; all improve
mentsi rent $14. Apply on premises.
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$3.50, FULL PRICE nine rooms two-family
bath, improvements; not new. but well
built; plot 6oxls4 open sunday: CITY
REALTY COMPANY, 1045 Springfield !;
at Orange av.