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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-02-23
SALMAGUNDI

Secretary Staunton Of the Cattle
Association has, a long article in the
Carson Appeal in which he denies
that the Association is or will be
in Ncs this fall.
Nine tons of bullion were ship
ped from Tonopah Friday by Ex-
press. The shipment was valued at
$171, O90.96. The actual weight of
the shipment was $4,000 pounds.
Mr.. Feddema returned last night
from Salt Lake, where he has been
having his injured eye treated. We
are glad to learn that he will not
lose the sight of the injured eye.
When a holiday falls ON Sunday,
the law makes the next day a legal
holiday. The banks and stores
closed their doors this AFTERNOON in
honor of the 182nd anniversary of
the birthday Of George Washington.
The Nevada Newsletter and Ad-
vertiser published at Reno by Boyd
Moore, is the latest candidate for
favor in Nevada's newspaper field.
The first issue contains much inter-
esting matter. 1t is welcomed to
this Office.
Harold, five years old, was in
trusted with the duty of carrying
some milk to his grandmother pro-
duced from one COW. 81 hope"
said grandma, that You are not
bringing me all you have" "Oh,
no." said Harold, I'VE got whole
cow full at home"
1t is noised around that a big
poker game was pulled off in town
Saturday night. The names of the
players and the place where the
game occurred are also given. The
report says II of the players wen
$500 and others lost from 500
to $500. How these men would
beef if they were arrested for vio-
lating the gambling law.
Several of the state papers are
knocking Sam Davis history of Ne
80. AS we have not seen the his
tdfg and know nothing about it, we
can neither praise nor knock. 1t
may be that those who knock it
have not been given the space that
they think their Importance de-
mands. One thing, however, is GER
tain and that is Sam Davis qualifi-
cation to write a history of this
state.
IE America it is estimated that
- the number of rats is nearly equal
to the population, but they are not
nearly as dangerous or destructive
as the rats found in many foreign
countries and are more easily ex-
terminated. 1t is estimated by Pro-
fessor Ellintt that there are 49,
100000 rats in the British Isles.
lndia's population is outnunbered
by rats to the extent IF four rats
to each ,umsn being.
A new fuel for automobile and
other internal combustion engines
was announced bv a British engi-
neering journal. 1t has for it's
base 80 per cent kerosene, the re-
mainder being chemicals which
form an emulsion. BY dlstillipg
this mixture a fuel is obtained
which is said to be cheaper than
gasoline and giving more power
for the same motor. A further
claim is that the combustion is so
perfect there is almost no carbon
deposit in the cylinders, that there
is no odor and the motor starts
easily. The fuel is not yet on the
market, but a plant is being con-
structed 10 turn out 20, 200, 900
gallons d year Mining and Engi-
neering World.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-02-23
Sensitive Scales

Biggs-"The scientists have found q
fish that bushes" Diggs-"Gee, /
opposed the fishes along the bathin'
beaches were blushin all tn time"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-02-23
WhY7

But don't you want to give me q
kiss. Manolita2" mo, no! My grand.
father says you've got the tongue Of
q yiperl"-Blanco y Negro (Madrid).
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-02-23
Make IT, Apvu<,y

1t is better to make hay while the
sun shines, ever IL you do have to
feed it to the horse.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-02-23
softenfns Granite sIabs.

ids ueen opSerVeu InRt, under
n conditions which have not
explained, granite will warp like
ICED. A slab set in a wall has been
under. observation in Switzerland, and
q perceptible distortion has made It.
self apparent--Harper's Weekly.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-02-23
wIIlle Wfsa-

Sunday School Teacher-And wfaa
should've do after breaking q COM
mandment, Willief Willie-Muzxle
de papers and hire a good lawyer
Life.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-02-23
win Surely Get /.

Do not ask opinions of candid peo-
pie unless you are braced for a Jolt
now and then.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-02-23

College Wisdom.
The big responsibilities at marriage
Ie the little ones.-Dartmouth Jack
o. lantern. Y
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-11-26
THE RED CROSS SEAL INTER CITY COMPETITION

For the purpose stimulating
the United States the American Red Cross
the Study and Prevention of tuberculosis
village
Of population each of classes
will be of durable
will bear the of the winning
nhbant and other
wording.
will be
will be published in the Red Cross
Magazine Life and The Bulletin of The National
of tuberculosis and will be Of
press country publicity bureau of The Ma
tionalA
Competition
Any incorporated county, village is
eligible 10 n particular class.
cities villages,
follows
Class A-Those with population of 500 to 2000
Class BThose with a population of over 1000 to $1,000
CThose with population of 5000 to 25O0O
DThose with population of $4,000 to $4,000
Glass EThose with population of $4,000 to 100000
FThose with population of $4,000 100000
Glass F-Those with population of 100000 to 100000
Class G-Those with population of 100000
those the United States Census of
of present population will be allowed.
which sells the largest number Red Cross Seals before January st 1915
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-11-26

population 1910; sale seals
shall be entitled the
in the
o. seals Sold
the of this competition cities and villages
which
the the with national The
territory shall than and than
penn will awarded in combined territory.
All Red Cross Seals sold by said agent must be sold for cent
sold delivered
Amer
be counted sales at EACH
Competing living permanently
territory authorize outside of said territory
sell seals for them
Reports the duly certified and signed must be mail
address competing the office of The
Prevention tuberculosis loo
before midnight of February 2Oh 1915
mailing after such date will
recognized the Reports contain
the number of seals eceed number Of seals sod the
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-11-26
Continued from page


Using one method they would disarm
them by force. This he showed was
impracticable as was also the plan
whereby a world federation would be
formed and the proposition be voted
upon in a congress Of this federation.
The third way which seems very prac-
teal would involve a binding agree
ment between the leading nations Of
the world who favor peace, as the
United States, Great Britain, Holland,
Italy and others. These nations would
agree to maintain only an armament
which would be trifle more effective
than the armament of the lragest or
the nations which would not favor to-
tai disarmament. The result would
seem to be that the people, the tax
payers Of those nations which were
spending outrageous sums for the
maintenance of big navy and army
would protest so strongly against such
extravaganza that the heads of that
nation would be forced to enter the
agreement along with the other peace
inclined nations. This proposition
seems to be very practical for it would
show the terrific expense of war in
the light of reason and would be in
strumental in the total adjustment of
war.
While Mr.. Theodore Roosevelt was
President of the United States he
caused to be made twenty-six treaties
with the leading nations of the world
in which both parties to the treaties
bound themselves not to declare war
upon another unless national honor
or vital interests were involved" Of
course this was not a great step but
it showed the trend of the times.
Mr.. Taft during his term of presi-
dency made treaties with England,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-11-26

DR.. and Mrs. Blaisdell and family
will spend their Thanksgiving vaca-
ton in East Lansing with President
and Mrs. Snyder of M. A. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Axle Langdon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Wilbur are spend
ing Thanksgiving in Weidman at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Langdon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Smith, Miss Fannie Smith
and John Smith were guests of their
brother Robert Smith Thanksgiving
day.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-11-26

France. Germany and Japan which
absolutely prohibited war, but these
were turned down by the senate OF
the United States.
Secretary of State Bryan has con-
cluded treaties with twenty-seven ma
tions. In these it is specified that one
year must elapse between the time
when one or both nations wish to de-
clare war and when they can. There
is a great step and augurs well for the
peace movement. President Wilson
almost through his own efforts avert
ed a war with Mexico.
The Peace Society of the United
States has twenty-five million dollars
at its disposal, the interest on which
is being used TO further the interests
of peace. Churches, colleges, cosmo-
politan clubs are taking up the cause
of peace and have done much to help
the bigger institutions which are are
leading in the fight against war.
Prof. Duhenburg, an eminent Ger
man teacher and author, is in the
United States at present and is seek
ing to stir up a friendly attitude on
the part of the United States towards
Germany. He recently asserted that,
so far in this war, Germany had used
only three-fourths of the total amount
of her yearly bank deposits for the
war, while as many babies are born
each year as there are men who have
been killed so far in the war.
Mr.. Holt concluded his wonderful
address with the suggestion that Col.
Roosevelt be sent to Germany to run
that country by "divine right" and
that the Kaiser Wilhelm be sent to
the United States to become Contrib
uting Editor to the Outlook Magazine.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-11-26

FOR SALE-Three full-blooded, white
Holland turkeys. One gobbler, SIS,
and two hens at $3.50 each. Call
. No. 75-21-2s, union phone. 1921
FOR SALE: Scotch Collie Puppies.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-11-26

- Choice White and
Black Orpingtons for sale at bar
gain prices. A. r. Smith, Alma,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-11-26
Mich.
1s61tf

WANTEDs-Young Lady Is years old,
or older, to canvass. Prefer one
who can play the piano. Enquire at
Record Office.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-11-26
ITEMS OF SPECIAL INTEREST

FOR RENT-Chesp looms for light
house keeping. Call at 622 w. Me-
chanic St. IS65tl
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1914-11-26

Found On Woodworth Ave, fur robe,
owner can have same by proving prop.
e:tv aud paying for this notice. Ca
at Record Office.
Evening journal., 1914-02-03


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s assn5 and way 81 s's,e@' N7a7 p NJ 10 .is sa7
.raisa,n. css.,g osly. A. n.~ssc io.ao. p M-,.so
LINES
~ e~ ana Darby Leave Ircnea street station minutes
and streets hall I'm.
even ,os srl os hour for instance % and $50
. as Cor aipgcc~s Io 9 ~ " @ 's VAN ears io Delaware
no Brsndyviic Springs ever,
n Brandyvn springs for Rennett square ~ '
minutes h and for
65s
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SHERIFF. SALE.


rIifFifi'- SAf.f--Bf VIRTUE on A
writ of .ui Piu. Ncud ENp 20 me d.
rrrfef. VIII hc exposed fo Public Sac, az
thc Court House. on Market street. be-
fvren Tenth and Eleventh Streets in the
city Of Wilmington Nfw Castle county
Delaware. on Wednesday. the ith day OF
frhruar. 1919 af 1l O'Clock A. A.. the
following described real esiatc via.
ADD Hose two certain lots. pieces or par
re|a NJ iarl situate in Che City of Whining
Son. Aer Caste county and State 90 Della.
ware. bounded and described as follows. 20
ril.
So g. with ilc brick house thereon
erected on She Southwest corner 90 Fifth
ard French streets with a front on French
street oi rs feet and { inches and a depth
81 30 feet 10 inches
no. q. Nfh the two story frame house
thereon erected Oh The Sonthefly side of
Fifth street ai the disiance OF "a feet Yves.
ferIr from the Westerly side OF French
street thence Westerly and fronting ou Fiffh
ttreet i5 feet inches With depth Of "a
feet
seized end taken IN execution as the
property of 2ilry . Naudain Adair ffornrr.
y MARI Naudsin' surviving defendant and
the said Mars b. Naudain Adair uni, hcii
tf law Of Christopher b Naudain and Jane
% AaudUin. deceased defendants and tern,
enrrt and io be- sold by
WALTER GlNNlS sheriff
Sherid's Office. Wilmington. Del. Jan. a6
1914 ian26.3i-fa.T,9.1p
Evening journal., 1914-02-03
REMOVAL NOTICE
= IT THIS IS YOUR BIRTHDAY
FEBRUARY 5.

.
The sign OF this birthdate is called
'rhe Captain of the Host" holding
the sceptre OF the world in his hands,
but his wonderful power cannot be
yours il you yield 90 indecision. fear
or regrets.
The sign is also called "Aquarius." ."
It's people are rational. magnetic.
powerful, wise. but also over-sensitive.
inclined 70 worry, proud and change
able.
On this date are born people who
are the strongest as we'll as the weak
est people in the world.
Horace Greeley was born ON this
date in 1911 and died in 1872. One OF
the fine musical geniuses of the age
was also born on this date in 1909.
Mendelssohn showed plainly in his life
the eventiul influence of the govern
ing planet Saturn. and the great tai
ent bestowed by AQuarius
Be determined TO accomplish your
purpose and you viii attain it. There
VIII be opposition and mistakes Il
overcome. but the result viii be be-
yond your expectations.
Renting OF houses, rooms. apart
ments are all we'll favored by plan
etary conditions during the coming
week. and the Want Ads VIII be
( searched by many peopc who wisl
TO rent and buy.
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PUBLIC SALE

a
~ ONSTABLE'S SALE FURNtTURE.
- household soods and rugs VIII be sold
at Nidham A Sons Auction Store 40. Iit
Fast Fourth street. Wedncsda, February T.
no 40 o 'clock A NJ.
Brass and iron Beds Mattresses Side
board Extension Table. Chairs. Rock ers
Pictures, Organ. Folding Bed Mission
Suite. Restaurant Chairs. several good
Bugs Dishes Sheets Bed Spreads Table
Linen Nattings. Couch. Davenport I2-foot
Extension Table aud many other articles.
feb2-2t d. q. JONES. Constable.
ID UBiiC sALE-THE UNDERsi0Nup
i viii soil 90 public sale ON The Enos
hoopcs farm i-2 miles south OF uockessin
on ihuudaM February 3, 1914, at I
o'clock y. ~.
Two horses, pair Of black horses and
"A years old good drivers and will work
anywhere one COW. Farm Implements
IVohorse furm wagon f.horse fare bed
wagon. goth century manure sprcader riding
cu.tiyator new hand cultivaiors moving
machine spring tooth and g. ike harrnws.
pluws. potato digger, hay nat. iwohorsc mar.
ket dearborn, new cnirlage buggy. surrey,
phnctun sleigh. push curf whce barrow.
wheel hoe and seed drill combined t.horse.
power gasoline engine feed grinder fodder
cutter circular saw and frame. siage har.
ness dearborn harness. collars, brides. horse
blankets forks shaVcls. hoes. uuy fork and
rope, corn shelter fan. log chains. cross-cut
saws iced hoNes. beam and poise. iron wise,
Tot of bored posts. Incubator broodcr, 65.
50 ION gasoline ianli about so ishudc Island
Red puufis. 800 bushels oi corn 20 bushels
OF osts. tons laied hay. wheat In The
ground
Household Goods Sen1rator. churn huftcf
worker and scales. butter tub buckets milk
cans. sausage grinder lard nrcss cook
stoves, heater and chunk stoves Oh stove
washing machine. tubs. lamps. dishes beds
square knabo piano n good condition. es.
tension table. antique walnut iabic. Windsor
chairs and seitee. haN racks Dot OF vinegar
and barrcs Terms as sale
n. D. liOOrES
/ Hicks. Clerk. Sudham Auciioncer
ian3o-fcb2.3
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Messinners STORAGE House
BUSINESS NOTICES

-
YOu WANT TO SELL YOUR CLOTHES
/ call M Isaac Gibbs No. s88 French 81.
d 4 A. phone No. 20a5. aud he viii call
so- them ian 6.tf.
7 AwN MOWERS sriARpFNFD AND RE.
IL paired. Carpet Sweepers and Wrircers
repaired John r. Schweixer. No. 525 West
Front street Both phones mao-f
ID ,NO MOVING AND HAULING. ALL
4 work done with special care. d. A.
nhone. 2aT4; Del. 1912. James Stewart
Lowe No. 1909 Tatnall 81. iuna ~.
IL OLLOWlNG A FIRE WHICH VISITED
Il my shoe repairing shop, necessary re-
pairs have been completed. am again In a
position TO accept work. beginning Monday
February .. and invite my customers 90 call q.
Pete siSih and Adams streets. ian2e-6t
A " OSrERGRrV. CABINE
n. maker 40 S3l Tainal street. Re
pairing OF on kinds Of furniture at reason.
able prices; also new work Of nil descrip
nDns. Antique work n spccisit'. Satisfsc
tion guaranteed Drop postal No. Sai
ramnN street eci6.eoa IN
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R,lOFERs
REGISTERS NOTICE

- -
Il SN Alf or AMANDA NORRir DE.
~ CEASED --Notiec rs hereby cifen that
Letters Parliamentary upon the cslate Of
amanda Norrii late OF WILMINGTON hundred.
deceascd were du, grsntcd unto Lilburnc
Chandler on tho thiriieih day of January.
a. -. 1914 aud an persons indebted 90 th,
said deceased are requested to make pas
mcnt Go The executor without delay. and al
persons having demands against the de-
ceased are required 20 exhibit and present
the same. duly prohatcd 20 the said eNecu.
tor. un or before fho thirtieth day of Janu.
ary. A. %. 1919. or abide by The law 40
this hohaN.
LfLBTRNF CHANDLER. Executor.
Address l.ilhnrre chandler ESQ. Attorney.
a. Law Wilmington. Del. ian3i eod.3Rks.
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For RENT
FOR RENT

so3 W. Twentieth st.. bungalow, 8 K
and ......... ................Sf Sf5
pos Van Bu"en ST.. lo & z .......S35
1911 West Eighth ST.. ~ u z B.....-. S3a
iS2I Delaware Ave- 10 r & B..-..... sss ..s
l3.2 Washington 81. u & B.........s32
2lf W. Eighteenth 81. * B........S s ,s
6i' Jackson ST.. 10 q g E...........s.5
SS, Cor, 25rd Wes' sts. i B......,.s26
13lo MONROE g.. ia n p ...........s2f b
I ltT Jackson ST.. & B...........s35
1870 West ST.. q IS B...............Gl
1918 w Seventh St. q b tior two
1925 Jackson ST.. 5 Il q B......... ssS
243t W. Nineteenth 81 q F. T. nea g.
ioO6 SLa'lcross Ave. s q B........s21
20 y. rweuty tourih st q & b..ssa
900 McVabe Ave. g 2 new. ~'H
1928 ancasior Ave- T. B..........sl6
7"T fuPurt Sc r. 81; t;st6
10a S. Adams ST. q B.....sf5
1oI DUPONT 49,. y & b. uew.......st3
Marylund Ave- q a B......Si
zoos Coieman ST. = rooms - e.
1929 W. Second ST.. 3 RS B.....efa.5O
1919 W. Second ST.. room. tseronl
100 sist s, r '''''''..
a9t ". fifth ST. 2 Il e B........ so
f07 Tny or Sf.. 30 Is g. e frnlorcdl g..
.n5-2c9 Lnmherd ST.. rooms .... $40
i10t Spruce ST. : rooms .... Sti
1913 N,nroo ST.. 3 B SO
aai Twant, fourth st. h a. g l'o
i352 Pine ST.. Il & y. upw....-.. si7
1919 and iai5 Nande,or Ave. q ruons SIS
500 Lorhar' ST. s p P.. 81
aus Z. Ninth St.. sB B...........sl5
23 p. Ivcn'v-sccond ST. rnn.es eia
80 y. Twenty second st 5 rooms siO
ilnA Fif'sen'h 81 -nc-7s fco.nrafl g G
1905 W. Ninth ST., r 8 B.....,. sae
store. Lancaster Ave. and dupont ST..
rooms ... as5
lsia ", see. $, rooms, store s'a
store, son Tamal st.............. .....s
Store. r. end H-qid Sis 8 q & % IL. afe
.o9 smploy ST.. doors; electric power
, and heat.
Store. 2iG T.. Fourth ST.. roons. ..... -ii
Desirable Anartmonte nt reasonable r.pi.
I Ierrnce, Coz w. Iweutieii. Gahles. lt,nnr
Sergeant Third and King tio N~rtnt
Ninth and Monroe Delaware aIs w. 'cnfh
s37 King and others
Stores Offices and brsircsa places: 9l-
w. Terth ST.. foi Delaware N~o aia
Orange S.. s3i Market CORNER ssreufii nni
lainall. 2ii W. seventh. 400 Kir- sa-
Garages-5oi w. N'nt, ST. roas,b and
I Franklin streets and 500 b. sisth street.
, Richardson Park rooms. city convenience
clsymoni. rooms. city convcuierccs
Fol ~ O'k. ronnis. CITY couvcnionces
Cedars. Z rooms. large lot
Gordon Heights. rooms. city couveu'rnces .
Po"d Prices Corner 10 Marshallton rooms
Prices Corner rooms
Elsmerc, rooms; largo lot.
Monirose. bungalow rooms; city con
acres, 6 rooms and rqrn. Christiana.
40 acres at roochs Bridge
Ca,l o. Office for particulars and addi
tional list.
o. G. GOODEN.
no. . W. NINTH STREET.
Real Estate. Mortgages and Insurance
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

49, ---e----s--- >-----s---s----~-3-
nlp nOIlNfON STEAMSHIP COM.
~ fANl.--'lhe annual mcstiaE OF the
sicrhholdcrs Of this company, for tie elec.
uou Of drcctora and for the transaction Of
such other business as may be- necessary or
proper. will Dc held az tho prinripa Offices
of the compnny Pier -. North River in tie
city Of Now York ON Tuesday. February 40.
1914. az - M. and the polls viii be closed
at p. ui The stock transfer books win be
closed ten days prior 20 the date OF meeting
W. T.. WOODROW
ian21 To- fch9 seeretar,
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Kershaw & Whitten
FINEST LINE or
WALL PAP ER s

s w. COR NINTH AND WINDSOR SITS.
u. & g. Phouu, 5io5D. wilmington Del.
Estimates Furnished Lowest Prices.
. ausI2.tf
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HELp MANTEp-MALE
HnlP MANTLn-FnMALE

>----'-,.-,,->>-'
IL Orng Store. Seventh ani King streets .
Vfsn daiiy E o., u. 10 C p. in. Nfs. J.. T..
Davis m attendance. Telephone your wants.
Prompt deliveries ian3-tf
~ plain ncclswoar. Homo business US.
pcricncc unnecessary. Mai dime for pat.
ern. Instructions. Neediecrst. ls15 81
oona. Pa. tob3-3t.
Evening journal., 1914-02-03
NOTICES

Mattresses. cooks. chamhermaids,
ladies' maids. laundresses, second
maids and kitchen helpers Of toiay
know the use of the Want Columns
as means Of obtaining work in the
best families and at the highest
wages. They know that the most up
to-date housewives read and use the
Want Columns and as a result they
become Want AID readers and users
themselves.-Ad
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call on the Wants to be Of service
-tbey cost but trine.-Ady.
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For RENT

--~------>-e-
IL URNISHED. NICE CLEAN ROOMS FOR
" housekeeping and lodging. No. his
King street. gan3i I'm.
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TYpFNRiTEgS


Il iPEFkl1EGS NEAIED Tu4iF +.
months. $500. Rental appied on pur
cfase. Sold. $500 monthly. TyDewiif.rs
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency Type
writer tXclat-c. No. oil Marked 81
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APARTMENTS

A PARTMTNTS- T1I6FF F06s;
~ and bath apartment third floor. DO2 Mar
ket street. Apply Delavurs Trust Com
pany. iau1.fucs-sat-tf