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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-07-23
Number Plate 10000 IA. 1914.

to license the 10O,0O0th automobile
this week. When they have issued
No. 100000 IA. 1914 there will be
one automobile license in Iowa for
every mile of highway in the state.
Imagine large wall map OF Iowa
showing every county and township
and even the section lines which
family checkerboard the state into
small squares and then imagine one
automobile spotted on every mile OF
highway. At the crack of gun each
car starts and in two minutes every
mile of road in the whole state has
been travelled by an auto.
1t is estimated that the average
automobile is driven 1000 miles per
season and that the average car will
wear out $50 worth of rubber tires
each year. If this is so the rubber
tire tax in Iowa today is three times
the county road tax.
One-third of those autos are said
to be Fords. At least half OF them
are under 81 900 in first cost. The av-
erage cost would approximate $1,000
per car or $1O0,O00,0O0 invested in
autos within the past five or six
years. If we would invest that much
in the paved and gravel roads tina,
eastern state build we could pave
the entire county road system of the
state or gravel half of all the roads
in the state. And if we would pave
on a thirty year bond issue as other
states do we could build the roads in
five years out of other peoples mon
ey and have thirty years in which
to pay for them.
Ten years ago man would have
been stark mad to have predicted
500, 100000 invested. in automo-
biles in 1914. He would have been
locked up as being violent to have
suggested one auto license for every
mile of highway and an unusual rub
Der tire tax three times the county
road tax.
Before him the fathers of the mid
die aged man of today drove to town
in lumber wagons. Men under 40
now were babies when top buggies
were known in Iowa only to the very
rich. 1t was then only few years,
ten or fifteen, until every farm had
two top buggies, the surrey for the
family and the single seated rig for
the young folks. Buggy factories be-
came an immense industry with a
dozen in Iowa, at least. From moth
ing to 100000 autos has been the
jump of another ten year period.
Down comes the price this year and
there are in all $4,000 farms to be
supplied besides many town home.
The millions of investment will not
have been doubled when number
plate 100000 IA. 1914 has been is
sued, but they will have been increas-
ed and is it not about time that we
were willing to invest in paved and
graveled roads about half per annum
what we are going to spend annually
for rubber tires?
1t is coming quickly to this in
Iowa when the price of two extra
tires per annum for each automobile
in this state will pay the interest
and principal on the cost of paving
our entire county road system in
thirty years or of crawling the same
mileage on the ten year plan. If the
autos are worth the money SO will
the roads be.-Marshalltown Times
Republican.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-07-23
THE COST OF PAVING.
Jefferson Bee SermOnizer COgitates
on Human UnreasOnableness.

Referring to town again we have
been talking about paving project
1t Is stated that the cost of such
would be confiscatory" On resi-
dence lots in towns like Perry the
paving is put in 80 feet wide and the
sides parked out to it with grass
Each lot would have a piece of paw
ing Sc feet long by 16 feet wide to
pave. This would be about 10 ssuare
yards. Cement paving would cost
Shopper yard, or one lot would cost
1892 to pave same. This would be
would cost, with interest about $15
per year, for ten years, to each lot
owner.
Then If the lot owner who has q
bill of SIS yearly for paving will
smoke ONLY ONE LESS CIGAR a
day for one year and he will save
1926 each year on his smoking
bill or 1926 more than it will cost
him to make a nice paved street in
front of his lot, which improvement
will enhance the value of his prop
erty Is per cent the minute it Is
finished. We strain at knat and
swallow a camel.
Now you will hear some silly ass
bray, 60, you editor, anybody can
figger but figgers don't count"
We will challenge anyone to prove
the comparisons made to be incor-
rect. Yt, may hear someone say
that paving cannot be gotten that
cheap. It's because they do not know.
We have quoted figures on cement
paving-a practical paving-that mas
been secured by a dozen different
towns in Iowa within the past two
years. But, for the sake of argu-
ment, let us double it and say paving
costs $3.50 per square, a figure ~
cents above what has been paid in
cities for the best asphalt. At $3.50
per square it would take the cost OF
only 1la cigars each day to pay the
paving bill.
"Well, says some fellow, 9! don't
smoke!" Good enough, then ne can
afford the paving without q DOUBT.
If he doesn't smoke however, it's dol
lars to doughnuts that he knows con-
founded we'll of lot of his expenses
he could chop off and live just as
long and be just as happy for 1t.
It's nothing but the same old kick
on taxes. We hate to pay Dill
where we do not see the VISIBLE
benefit of the expense. We may 60
to the grocer and buy dollars
worth of sugar and see what we are
getting. We can pay taxes and not
see it. We do not see the good
roads, the better bridges, the free
public schools, the money spent to
protect our homes, our wives, our
children, our property investments,
our waterworks, our we'll lighted
streets, and forty dozen other things
for our comfort, well-being and pub
lie good.
No. with most of us taxes are like
paving for a dead horse or a doctor
bill. The visible results are not ap-
parent because we do not stop mo-
ment and think. Think, THINK. We
bull ahead, howl about taxes, threat
en- state and county officers with dire
vengeance in the ballot box, and
smoke a quarters worth of cigars
and chew ten cent plugs of J. T.
while we howl! O., for a home IN
some vast wilderness for lot of peo-
pie who do not appreciate the bless
ings of civilization and stable form
of government.-Jeffe Bee.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-07-23
GOT IL

The reason why this comes out so
nicely may be explained by means of
third column, showing the success
sive powers of 2. The powers stand
ing in the uncrossed lines will exact
ly account for the remainders that
were rejected. Their sum is there
fore equal to the multiplier, 343,
and opposite each is the partial pro-
duct equal to III times the CORE
spending power of 2.-Youth's Com
nanion
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1914-07-23
Motorcycles.

New and rebuilt, on monthly pay
ment plan. Dealers and riders want
ed. Eagle Motor Co.. Cedar Falls.
Iowa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-16

@oli5ei miro Elm alimerfiomes 9hl.
&c bo6eu
3mci 9fegerfomilien aus.
gerdudert.
Phi uubefonnte g9eiie brob in
ocm 6iuteren 16eile oeS Sauies 9lr.
1922, Sit-Maoiion.StraBe, geiiern
0Poraen 2 ll6r, elm 6euer aus, oaS
ole 9epo6ner, 5wei 9legeriamilieu,
5mou1, inn 9ladtgepauo iiber oaS
Goh 5il eutfonmen. Die 8Qmilien
imo 3. q. So6uiou nit 3 9inoeru,
mo Glareucc Gaiinc imO 6rau Ger
SAa0en betrdgt lngeid6r 500.
Nm 0cu 9(rmen perbronnt. t.
S6mer36aite 9ronOwunOen an
oen 9lrmeu 5og iib aeiteru Der BON
Der 6irmo Stcmort & So. angeiteIlte
G6ouiieur 2erop 5illiuGcr 5m ais
0as @aiolin oeS 9hitomobils, on oei'
fen Nlotor er orbcitete, pl0elid in
9rauo aeriet6. Ter @ruihpagen
itano in Ser @orroge an Der Goblin.
ua6c @oD.StraBc. Silliuger muBte
nab Dem uN1ercp.poipitoI" gebradt
mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-16

it, pel6c Dor 6lnOert SSa6ren a'',
Dem Sort @lcSenrp mebte, unO pu
oeren gln6lid 6ronciS Scott Sen Ols
Snipirotion sur &eriaiiung lelll~
Sternen6annerlieoes er6ielt. AE
6lo9ge iiber ser Baltimore StraB'
wuroe bon S6ulle6rerinueu os'
StaOt ongeiertigt, welbe OaronT aa'
teteu, OoB Oos Srigindl in ollcn gI'r
5eln6eiten initirt muroe. Gie 6on
NlcSenrp5lagge mar 6eOeuteno 1r0'
Der ais Die 6laageu, melde beutlaep
Cages ongeiertigt merOen mo oE
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9l6iiGnoen lpie Oies iebt ser Sail IT,
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tier 0leid]t iebt einem 9ienenbdlls
unD fnit o6ne llnter6redlng inner
BORT Gomiteiibun9en itott; ouh per
len iid Oicle @eiudcr oort ein lll'
lid 9lustuntt aeben 81 lonen.
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GOmunO @. gSoterS itnO g8iaiam W
&errD, Die 6eiOeu ilmgeu 9oltimorcI
mel6e GuOe 9(pril cinen @lori6 nad
San Grancisco ontroten, Serre
Soute, Snoy erreihten. Sn dll'H
Stdoten mel6e iic ouf i6ren lou9'H
0loribe poiiirten 6ro6ten iie Girtl''
lore, an6pie etc. ais &eflome fiir ole
i'm September in Baltimore itattIIH'
Oenoe Steruenbauuerfeier sur ger
t6eilung.
Serr So6u Nl. Teponot elmer ser
6eitOireftoren 6egob iib gelterll
9l6enO noh @oi6ington, po er in Der
So6res Geriomnhng ser 9lhnnf0
Oes st. So6u'S GoIleae" cine 9ln'
iprodc iibcr sic beDoritc6enOe 5eicr
6ielt, pelde nit groBem @nt6ulio@
mus aiigenommen murOe.
SIN @e1un6beitS int
tb Gtig.
Gos Bureau fir uuni6ipoIc gsodl'
foridlngen lit idt GINGER 3eit NIL
elmer @riifing Oes 8etriebes oes ee
lnobeits 0epartements beidditlgl
unO miro ocmnG6it einen 9eridll
ii6er Ous &eiiltot elmer 9lrbeiten oo'
eeben. 9efouutIid bat oos 8ureall
feline 9(r6eiten I'M lebten Serbit IN
gluremt oes Staot Gontroleurs be-
gonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-16
asrOsrriiuc Sicpn6lifaucr.

Gle ais ole ,9ull Wiooie" betonn'
ten 9lepu6lifaner meroen moraen
91odniitoa i'm nSoiel 9lenuert" cine
Gouiereu5 ob6olteu Inn ii1 ooril0er
ihliiiia 3li ipcrocn Oh ein @onoioai
iiir sen gunoes.Seuat oniaeltelli
ueroen ioQ oocr nidt. Sr. Gbos. 5.
gonoporte miro oeu @oriib iii1reu
ii6er Sic BON Srn. 8. Stuort y'ac.
Ionolo cin6erlfene Siblrng Inter
Sen 16eilue6meru meroeu iein; er.
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& IS. Gopuaa BON Cumberland
Ro6crt 9 @rier bon 5ailsburp, Ar
81 See Saa pQv %oconiote GtiD, y
Is So66s bon Ienton g. q Grodeii
bon Grisfielo. SDonep y Gounleno
bon Gaiion 9ouis 3 g9eis, SolepD
q. @alomut @en. q. @uslow 8il.
liams Sp6u $. 1omliniou " y.
NPorelano. @eorge gi @aitber Gbas.
S.. 1orid uno 9. W 9leiharo BON
Soaerstopu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-16
2nr gcadltnng.

Gcin Qcicr 0es oDentlNen Norre'
iyonoentcu@ ioQtc cs umterIolien itdl
ndbrcno ieiuer abmeienbeit IN ocr
Gonuuerfrii6e ocn tdaIiden GORE
lponoentcn oo6in ienocn 81 lollen
n,o er fid oitibalt. gScr Den ~0ent'
idcn Gorrciponoeuten~ fir Die Com.
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bcitcaen piiulbt, ioate enhpeocr ENC
gsoitfarte ienoen ooer per EeIepbon
81. 4all 9l73 = anfrnfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-16
1n Gnrlia Olnn ertrnnlen.

Der ga Sabre aIte Seemanu glll'
Orem Grouoio itiir5te 9eitern tnr5
nod @litteruadt BON elmer Blnnte
iu's @oHer rno crtranf Senrp Seb-
6ou elmer leiner @ameraoeL olar-
nIire eopitou Sugbcs mo pic iibri'
ae 9ciasnug oes 5Hifies. o9ne oaB
es i0pcn aela9 ben 2ei6uam 3u
beraer Gas llngliid creiauete iid
alf Dem Campier ,Gatolone" Der
siir 3eit an Der @criie Der Go0i-
Ion G6emical Company 81 Suriis
Nreef Heat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-16
lTuterhaltmuas .ggeaiueiIer.

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npeumaus @arl,1 4ealr Noab - &dgiD
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-16

gernadJldiiiseu Sic S6rcu grud
nidjtl
Sanptaaartier pSlaSical Gmre1
g'rnd.SauOer.
8. $. Mcrge6eun & So,
525 9lOro-@utaiu.Sr.
COMPUTATION frei.
(Srnit4)
WeEorben.

syn Spcrlea an Der 9eloir.Gooo lit
eeltern 6rou @li5obetb 56miOt, Die
@ottin oes Srn. s. @eorac 5dmiot
in glIter BON II Sobren aus Dem
Seben qeidieOen.
Der N}66cll6reiner SSilbeIm gobr.
fod itarb aelteru in iciucr @obuung,
glr, ii9, @eIt SenricttoitroBe. Dic
9eeroiaaua fiuoct moracn ouf Scr
.@ciieru gemetcrD" itott-
SIN Sitter BON 60 Sobren idico
gcitern 6rou gRorie s. Berries. Oie
@ottiu Ocs Sru. Gbriltian Berries,
ans Dem 2cben 9ie 9ecroiaune
miro morgen gloduittoa BON Ger
gsobmmg an Der 9iro.&ipcr .aooo
3ll 9cueics aus olif Dem ~@iount
GorncI Sricobofc" itottfinoen-
9lod longer arantbeit 1T aelteri
Gron Sophie @rigee, ole @ottin oes
@ru. 9luauTt 9rigge in g3r. $50,
Eortlano StraBe, 0eitorben. Die Bel.
icbima erfolgt morGen ont Dem
..2ouoou 4ort- 5rieo3oie"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-16
eienns Der geteruucn.

Sm n0oO 5eIlows Eempcl" be.
qonn geitern Die SobreSOcriuWmlng
ser Sons Of &etcrons" Der u@ro.
fen glrmce ocr 9iepublif. Nlit
5reuocn pcrnobmen bic 0eleantelL
cab iebt 0ie MarDlonOer Gipilion,
iuelhe NlorpIano, &irginien, &eit.
@irginien imO Ocu 0iitritt Columbia
eini6lieBt, nebr ais 600 @iitglieoer
bat. Sr. SSo6n Is. Soiltter, oerGom.
nianoar oes Sroeus, lit ipe5iea nad)
Baltimore 81 ocr &criommhmg ge.
fonmcn. 9(ls Dioiiions Gonman.
oeur miro wobriheinlid Sr. George
0nffp BON @ilmington 9eI., er.
u1blt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-16
Nns g1etter.

Iar 0}arDlono uno Den 0iltrift
Columbia beutc flor uno irolihe
@iu0e
Iie b6bite Eenperotur am geltri'
ocn Loge 6etrug rs @rao I'M I llbr
9iodmittogs uno Die nieorigite 63
c5rao Inn 6 llbr 0}orgens.
,n oen iibrigen @sttcr 9eobohs
tmqs 5tationen Oes Sanoes mar Die
hGhitc Gempcrottlr, mie folgt. glts
lontic Gitp 6S, @ismard "a, 8oiton
"a Qufiolo 6s, Gborleiton 49, Gbo.
coao 66. @lcUcIono 70. 0enuer 66,
Detroit "a, 0ulut6 6S, eaitport GO,
0Iolpeiton SS, 0jrccn @op GA, @atte
ros 50, Saprc ", SeIena a. Sad
ionpiae SO. aanios GitD "a anor.
iae 90, 2ouisbile Sc, @larquctte 54,
W2enlpbis 80, NiontgomcrD SO,
W2onireol ~, 9loutudet 62, glems
grleons ga, glem.Dorf 66, 0tlobos
MA 90, @iitsbursb "a, @bilooelpbia
"a Gorflono, Nte. Ga, Rortlono,
Ore, ga, Quebec 60, RaIcigb so,
Golt 2ofe GitD 80. 5m 6ronciSco
SIS, OF. 9ouis so, ct. &om 70,
ecronton 7G, S9re0eport %, Spo,
fonc sS, Eonpa So, @aibington 80,
gAInlipea rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-16
SOGe @eIOGnnna.

$4,000 fir Oie @rgreifng bon orel
3ugrdubern ausgeiebt. @oli'
5eimoridau 5aruuu criubt, auI
oieieIben io6noen 81 Ioiien.-Se'
BORDEN oonMontreal, San, piill'
icben @er6afhmg bon 8mei @apq'
. oicrn-
CreiBig touIeno Collars 9olo9'
una iinO ousgeiebt fiir Die @rgre'
filugspou Orei Nl1nuerL welde fiir5'
lid einen 3ug ser r@reat 9lort6erl'
Gailrooo" in Ser gt16e BON 9urling'
ton. @oi6., ou6iclten uuo berailbtell
lmo einen @oiiaaicr ermoroeteu. 100
li5eimuriboll 6arnan lit gcitern bon
Dem Geteftip-Gbef 9ll. o. 9iop, BON
ser ,,@rcat 9fort6ern Nailrooo" err
iubt poroen, feline 0lannirbaft all
Ole Orei &erbreher fa6noeu 81 lal'
len. Bon 5mei Ser 3ug-9lduber bal
Oie %oli5ei g(6bilOuueen I'M 9eiiB,
wdbreno Die 9ei1rei6img oes Oritten
Ger6rehers niHt befnnnt it, gHie
0eteftiD-@bef Gap mitt6eilt pur0e
ser 3ug bon oem Srio aiiigebalteit
als er ii6 5mii6en Burlington ufo
Sannii6, @oib, befono @6breuQ
3pei ser 9onoiten oic goiiogiere be-
raubten tootetc Ger Critic eiuer
Moun Der ii1 meigcrte, ieiu @elO
d65ulieieru.
SnrrD N2atbeips, elmer Ser ganOf'
ten, lit 26 Sabre alt, 5 SUB Z 3oll
oroB uuo piegt t45 @funo. @r bat
groue 9lugen unO brouneS Saar.
01at6ews miro audi Oorf oen 9ebOr'
ben bon Gictorio, 9ritiih Columbia,
wegeu StraBcnroubs geiud)t. 0es'
gleiden BON 0eu 9eboroen bon @O'
monOton, gllberta, mo er eiuen NOR
Neriiden lleberiall auf einen @oli5,
item madte unO in E6iei &iper Sails,
no er einen grpreB-9lgenten inn ole
Sinnme bon $500 6eraubte.
SSn Sm 3ranciSco ioll er Strau'
Ben-Seoern inn @ertbe pou $4,000
aeiio6len boben. @eorge 6. Ball
Ser auoere 3ugrGuber, ioI iid Itets
in @eieni6oft Oes @lat6eps 6efin'
BEN @r lit 25 Sabre alt fiini SuB,
adt 3oll groB lmo piegt 1876 @funO,
Ball bat alattraiirtes @eiibt, bran'
nes Saar lmO graue 9lugen Gr
miro bon oen 9eb0rOen bon @ictoria,
9. g., mo Gancouoer, 9. g., ge-
piinidt.
Gine gelobning bon $4,000 oTfe'
rirt sic 9eb0roc BON Wlontreol, Galt.,
iiir Oie @rgreihng bon 3wei Cana
Oiern pelbe eineu @oli5iiten ermor'
oeten ais iie oerielbe bel einem gn|'
bru6 ermii6te Sin mOerer Yoli'
slit wuroe bon i6nen i1psr perWui'
oct.
Sic beioeu @eIubteu iiuo.
Ssmoel 9olrret, 33 Sabre alt
unO 9npbouie Eomault, 30 Sabre
alt.
Ser 2ebtere 6ot nur A Singer al
Ser redlten SonO.
3uei @ebeimpol3iiten iinO Oetal'
Iirt woroeu INN an ocu 60lea 81 ar
beiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-16

Sort N3cSenrp Slogge.
me6t ii6er Baltimore.
StraBe.
Seit geitern gIadnlittag ipebt Oi'
reft Dor Dem Sternenbonn6r-Soupt
quarter, Ofr. 107-1t3, Sit.9alti'
more StruBe, ii6er Der Baltimore.
ShoBe Elm Sternenbouner meldeS
cine aenoue Snitotiou iener 6loagc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-16
9ine idlluarle Sind.

i6malen Ffooe Der Gugen0 obge'
leitet murOe. n 9iiBte Den 6ebl'
tritt nit Dem &erltltc ieiner
8aori6ait in iciuem 9eitel.
.,@enn eincr cine 9ieile t6ut, 70
lam er mas er51blen~, loutet ein al.
ter Sprud, lmo 10 miro oud 9Hois
Gotter, elm bieoerer 0eItreider, bel
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d)tiilli9ei y}d1itenliebe 81 beoeden.
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tragcns. Gr monOerie IN grmange.
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item naG Dem @eidngniB. Ser 9ailf
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COMPUTATION frei.
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ennnennni. nn0 llnteraana.

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Sonncmntergang VIZ Il. S4 yt.
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Wrphes SOmmernadJtSfeit
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-16

NJ a $50 fam man oiierrel'
aiIhcn ro6af in baltimore tallieu?"
shrei6en 2ie an oen oiierreibi'
ihen goniul q. 2ouis Setter GER.
3i3, 2 sGbarles StraBe
SdlifiStartcu
iiber Baltimore, 9SbilaoeIpbia ooer
glem-Yorf.
S6eo. s.. 9iener & So,
217 Cf.SaltimOrc-Sr.
Q8edjiel Greoii6rieie lmo auslQu-
OiiAes @elo. ~
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-31

AND WEDDING RINGS; Wedding and commenco- ment gifts. Parker. Jewelers Al- cade. a ell9
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-31
DseIlAa and Cleaning

BOSTON CLEANING AND DYEING CO, 187 Fairfield Ave. are expertB on ladies and mems garments. silks laces. curtains gloves and featheras ] Mems suits sponged pressed soc.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-31
fteal a4StAle Wanted

10 ACRES WITH OR WITHOUT
 buildings near trolley lines, either
 In Milford or Stratford Sead de-, eeription and price to David I3
 Boothe & Co, Fire Insurance Agta.. Bridgeport. Conn 1S ale
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-31
Moto-Meters

PROTECTION that saves money in. repair bills Is secured by using this scientific device. Every user becomes san endorser. Fits any car and put on in 5 minutes IT. H. Jackson. agent Sagaa1 Building.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-31

WHEELER 6 COCK, 76 State Street. do all kinds of he lting, also timing. plumbing, gas aud Etean fitting
 Calls: promptly attenaed to. Phene 1so. 9s aIlS '
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-31
Dog Kennels

GEN IEISAIt9 DHLNfAR registered Bos- ton terrier stud, dark brtndIe. white markings screw tail. 13 pounds by Major Delmar. Fee &10. Hairs Boarding KenneIss eLindiey St. Bridgeport. Conn 1s atis
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-31
Hair speclaltles

MY SPECIALITY is treatine. the hair. x. my hair food guaranteed to stop hair from coming out M. T. Mc- Sarath. 4s Sanford Building.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-31

sW1TCHES-Fro combtnes. S1.oO Old ones dyed and made like new. Best N Workmanship guaranteed. Send card or call at J. B. Adams, a14s6. Iranistan Ave. near Maple wood. 90 alIe
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-31
Laundry

DONE BY HAND saves your lincn. A trial will convince you that our work Is superior to
 other Iaundries. Work called for
 and delivered. Hygrade Hand Laundry. 564 Park Ave. Phone
 S85-1S. U II sse
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-31

H nYNGE STEAM DYE1NG AND Cleaning Co.,, (Formerly the Bridge port DyeiAg an.f Cleaning Col Works and office. 29a State St, H Lynse. Prop E 36 allA
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-31
Merchants, Exchaaqe.

get your keys n-3eds locks repaired, saws dled. lawn mowers eharpened. and all kinds of light repairing done at Smiths Gun Store. ,Sak Wall. Street Telephone 4298-S-