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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-17

AS the Elks arc to meet in the Elec-
trio City this week. no doubt many
would like TO know what kind OF pco-
p'" we are. whether Of bovine species
OF of the tribe of Judah( as there are
comparatively few lodges In the state
many are unfamiliar with our true
WORTH. Well. we are OF the tribe
OF Judah and originated in the COM
mon fatherhood Of God and the great
purpose OF our order has been to re-
store rs far as possible the brother
hood Of man where existed the theory
of fuch brotherhood.
The cardinal principals OF our order
are Charity. Justice. Brotherly Love
and Fidelity and when We pray II Is Of
our deliberations with His most gra-
cious favor and further us with His
continual help. that in ali our works.
begun and continued, ended In Him
we may glorify His name The two
principles most practiced are Charity
and Brotherly Love. We believe that
charity is the scope of all Gods COM
mands and that VIC should feel IL
brotherhood towards our nciglibor
and establish in the heart of our
neiShbOr responsive feeling.
With the Bible and the authors to
guide and inspire and protect us. we
worship at the shrine of tho flag. en-
forcing the rule that no lodge OF Elks
can proceed to business until the altar
around which we gather and sing and
pledge our honor, is adorned with
freedoms symbol
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Information on

which have availab'n Information on
this question.
Il packl. 5g5 II iB we'll to sort
them us far as is practical according
10 size and color and to keep for homo
use those which are irregular In
shape, unusually long or thin shelled.
Containers that have been badly
stained by broken eggs should he re-
placed by new ones and the package
wrapped as neatly as possible. In
short every effort should be made to
deliver rs attractive n package as pos
The extra expense Will be little and
and the returns I'm increased trade
great.
The larger the shipments that the
producer can arrange to make. the
cheaper can he afford to sell his eggs.
Within the first and second zones OF
costs five cents for the first pound and
pound Ordinarily eggs weigh about
additional weight OF the wrapping and
container. would make a package OF a
dozen eggs weigh between two and
would be cents. If another dozen
eggs we're included In the package the
postage would not be more than 2
cents. or ! l-2 cents instead OF cents
dozen eggs.
To the value Of the eggs and the cost
OF postage must be added tho cost or
the cOntaincr and the wrapping. For
two dozen cggs this may r. estimated
ut 3 cents. With postage at cents
1t would therefore, cost II cents to
market two dozen eggs. or s ~ cents
a dozen. BY shipping In 10 dozen
lots. 1t is estimated that the market
Ing cost can be reduced to A. cents
dozen.
Who're the container can be used
more than once. this cost can OF
course be somewhat reduced. Large
sized containers will stand from two
to four trips. smaller ones three to
five, SO that 1t will pay the producer
to induce his customer to return tho
containers periodically. Tho postage
required for this is of course deducted
from the bill for the next shipment.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-17
MALATAN CONDITIONS EVIL

On Board U. s.. s. California, Next
co, June 15.-(By wireless to San
Diego. California, June 16.--Condit-
ions in the besieged city OF Mazatlan
are rapidly growing worse. Disease 10
making heavy inroadE on the inhabi-
tantr who have been weakened by the
lack of food. The gunboat. York
tors since June 10. will leave here to-
morrow for Mare Island to be over
hauled. Reports from Acapulco say
many OF the Federal troops there are
desertine, taking their arms and am
munition.
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Pound ChIld's Body.

Philadelphia. June, 16..r--Thc body. OF
Warren McCarrick. seven years old.
who disappeared from here on March
IL. was found floating IN the Della
ware river off this city today. Po-
liece believe the chikf whose dis
pearance led to the se.rch In many
cities. met death by accident.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-17
Down 40 Work.

Washington, June 1e.-With Presi-
dent Wilson insisting on. the enact
ment OF the FULL program Of antitrust
legislation at the present session and
the fall campaign calling for active
work. democratic leaders today began
preparations to put through trust leg
islation and get away from Washing
ton late in July. @
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Elchtccn With rxnhaId.

Charlotte. n. c.. June l6.-Eightecn
Of twcnty-three persons who attended
4 reception three weeks ago at Scot
land. Neck. N. G., have contracted ty-
phoid fever according to dispatch
received here today from Scotland
Neck. A salad. eaten by the guests at
the reception. is blamed by the ply
sicians for the cpodemic. the dispatch
states
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ton Of this cause exists no increase
IN productive power can permanently
benefit the masses. There Is but one
way to remove an evil. that Is to re-
move the cause. z
Squeeze the water ont OF monopol-
les. regulate COMPETITION. and destroy
the institution OF private property In
land. and we have the bfoblem solved.
Among some people;Rher Ia a mis-
taken Idea that mouopdiles tend to dis
tort; the economic pheiiomena of our
country. Certainly that do. under ex-
listing modes OF regulation, but. they
are o blessing to the Economic world
when. properly a bandted,.i 4. Certainly
monopolies are ngedful. They serve
lis as the only channel through which
such extensive wtfldtwfde trade. as
we have today can be, handled.
| While exchanges Of goods were con-
fined to communities. the individual
business mans capitali was sufficient
to handle IL, but as SOON as, interna-
|, tional commerce, Comet Into play, It
requires the ,combsned capital OF sew
eral men. 70 answer, the call. Thus
we see that modern !tlp-to-date. eco
nomtc evelopmeht demands. the in
stitptIon of monopbIie les. And we can
only Eamedy ,conditi Iona Sy throwing
!, them, upon che isaiiaes fpdt ting Sa4 the In
TdiyidpaiS business man hass to ,face.
There Is abso{ o{ltefy nh nHcassity Of
waiting Giant monopoiIss lin ,by pYotec-,
tive tariffs, while. the, ihafvfduai busf-
hess man has TO fight His batfla along.
In, an ouen' field OF .competitf ION. Tho
fIieae Of protective tariff Is no longer
Plausible .in this country where Indus
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2 Plus 2 5
M? !? y.
Well, I: II /! Read !:
BY MOSS.

EEzasssSgIIyE9 &OPHiHTRY
tSxSS ~ wasn't wiped
" s e n on thr. .Jnnp Of rea-
~ ~ !. At,a.Iii% over :,.Ob,
+ ~ EEaf5F years., ago. al.
: Hz%NyGN though It certainly
.lL%YHS7 deserved to be.
..MY 4 The SOphists in
ancient Greece,
!. you remember. tauEht !. false
philosophy. OF life aud things.
! their pranlIses beinE lmsed on
fdfllncy,- They tried to make two
| plus two tsIunl three.
The SophIsts nre not ali dead.
ia few: thrive today. THEY argue
'!"f newspaper adyertising: Z
q "Qh,. | never buy anything
widely advertised or pntr0nize
| merchants who lnnke a splash In
tile newspapers. Their articles
itare either inferior or more cost.
~ because they have to include
the cost of advertising"
BOSH: ~;
AS matter Of fact. advertis-
Ing ennbles you 10 buy BETTER
things at CHEAPER prices.
Through advertising the sales
..nre INCREASED. ten. twenty.
fifty fold. The manufacturer or
inerriinnt 10 thus able to sell
RETTElt and CHEAPER goods
mud stili nay for his advertising.
This recognized BUSINESS
FACT In hacked un l,y the ex.
| pericnce Of su,rcSsf,il business
men Of this rUinin,lnIty nnd by
wise home providers who close
~ watch the nd.. III this paper.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-06-17

From Gane Landrum Greenv wana And
-e 'S"e1"0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
tCOntinued.D

REAITIFUr. HOMES IN NV. SECTION.
New: six and eight rooms: fine location: low
in price: s-ropm Louses seIn-detached: ATTIC
REFRIGERA TOR. sliding dpoGs, clothes chute
Outside PANTRY. hardwood trim. oak floor
toilet and laundry in cellar: ~ and 20 feet
wide: fnr garage: close 10 cars l an
the uwn.- II Won want home write me
Easy terms Box 31S. Star office.
FOR SALE
Responsible coiored people may purchase
one Of those attractive hoIues on 18Th ST.
&c. between and SITS, on very easy
terms
Only square from Lincoln Park
PRICES. s.. $50 AND 81 $50.
Terms Small cash payment and As low
As $3.50 per month pays all interest and
principal
See representative premises.
Sample house. open daily and Sunday
until pm. 231 18th st. &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26
FARMS.
FOR SALE.

FLoRIDA-S OLDEST AGRICULTURAL DIS
trict. beautiful. level fertile" truck. fruit
lsultry. stock. general farming lands near Lake
city: Sl2.,,0 acre: easy terms county seat: 10 y
people: , banks; , railroads: churches: high
school: S4n.thn college: paving: sewers: ice,
water and lighting plants. GEORGE CoIIBt kN.
knX -. Lake CITY Iln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26
WILTSHIRE

Virginia ave. and the beach: the most central
and popular location: rpnte- Of all attrar lions
aud amusements Capacity. 300: enlarged aud
improved throughout. Rooms single suite.
with private bath: hot and cold running wafer
in bedrooms: elevator TO street level: spacious
porches. with ocean view. Orchestra Superior
table and excellent service Special early season
terms $3.50 up weekly. s. 30 up daily. Auto
meets trains. Open all year. Booklet. SAMUEL
ELLIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26
Farm Borders Salt Water

I -
/ R6rrN0 lSOrN@rS Salt Water
f, wi INN uDOI WV . a0e"HS w q"
% Acrco ,,d R,;1d;,oc {, ,oo
| D. -NNiSS diiu Dliiul'SS, 'Po'5oo-
In one of tho mos, beautiful sections of
eastern Virginia. SURROUNDED ~ pretty homes
long pleasami simmer s.,S Snort Mill wn"rs
lots OF h>h and oysters. boating bathing ANA
1 ". measures OF me seashort' ms iaf.s per
n aoap,eu I" pcul'rS. run ~, ana s.a pi's
no.atofS mere het Ifo".,rs Si", I" s-,p per
some FRUIT; valuable oyster ' shore: ' snail cot
| tase. barn and pouItry house: owner
has arother farm, ra,in,,t care for both Ibis
! is y bargain at s.:o" ON easy tcrns: fulI
| details Of This and nticr spirn,ii.l farms 10
Far" ca" '" " q, just d @1s' copy free j.
A. STRoI,r FARM Agency Siat i.,n 49,:
| Land Title bldg. rnfls Pa
FOR SAT-E-AY aITNI1-TIyi: TIYT HOME:
| at Leesbury Va: II ;crcs: i've miuII,ps' walk
| from station: house with ali modern improve
ments: l., rooms and hotb Address + y
| If YOU: NHT; LOOK M; Fol; \ FARM FOR 4
| HOME. INVESTMENT or SIlITIATI0N RI
Will. ray sol- T" INVESTIGATE THIS
Washington on main lip, Of 5 r. r. win sts
lion on place: about $50 a.rcs Of good soil; IL
room, house and some ortiuil.,inys This is on,
of the hest scciinn, IN VI and nd ioinjrs prop.
crty sells from $50 to s1a, per- arr. our iri.e
t" encourage quick sale is $1.uo Reason for
s ss,lin ,;s,c" old as" Address OWNER Box -
900 - -z.;.,, - nv
oo sc a W. tr Lib o ~ IA LII
plie Enn': "rrtlsrd .To irce "o IN Iuli bear, bear
nis. ro'on,aI dwclnS OF - large r"ns' iars"
sa aud f' arn S nud " and cn ,se h"
WI sa.riicc gnlck sale at Ssooe acres.
M 'ss o OF 1re sy on w' H. A. e'sraTlG v oTrnns
For ' ocS sale o' ss7 s ssoo r ros balance
monthly" non, AEIlil Z N. CoNNok.
"a oAford bldg. 18th and \. i. ave. NV.
barns: small dairy herd live st"ck and i'm
PIGMENTS: - miles from Washirc,on: one mile
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26

DETACHED HOUSE. SAUItS ADDITION
ropIns and bath; newly papercd and
tainted: electric lights. hardwood polished
troTs: srrrens and awnings; Jo-ioot corner
lot; J. square 10 cars
OWNER, HOS Emerson ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26

FOR S,LE-oN ACCOUNT OF CHANGE OF
positiun wish IL make quick sale OF desirable
bungalow. located in Chevy Chase block on
from Connecticut ave: the lot is - 10y 16o;
ti. bungalow entirely modern: rooms
and bath: electric lights: every convenience.
vita lot highly improved with beautiful
shrubl,er- Price, S5-.un- Address Box 3i9,
STAR OH,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE (Continuedt.
GENU7NE BARGAIN In Chevy Chase, Md. close
TO club: half acre: large S-ro"m practically new
house: ho,,w heat fruit; artesian we'll lyo
feet deep: $4,000: Will consider reasonable oher
Phone OWNER. Cleve. $50 NJ
ANYTHrTG ~ THAJ 5o 70 NAY AZ x MAT
t hGS E1 EaH I5s kos g E1HhE HE IS
RReHEp pn F,p V SS7RpIy1s1oS foh
]. Fl. MILLER. 1904 r.
BIG OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE NEW
house, g rooms and store, on crscr: goo, zoo
business location; modern improvements DIE
lot acreage Of ground.
One groom house: two big lots; small chicken
One Groom and bath house: modern improve.
mcnts: two acres: orchard and garden; viii sell
Dr. CZARRA 10. 18th st. NV. Wash. D. @
A REAL BARGAIN ~ CHEVY CHASE: DE-
tached house: beautifully arranged: II rooms
baths: he,'rooms: gas and electric no.
water heat: Pittsburgh instantaneous heater
tubs: servants toilet. ctc.: soil at sacrifice;
no agents. Address Box Is. star office
81. 70o-BARGAIN: ROOMS: LARGE LOT:
good water: shade: rented Sis mo; auto or
lot taken first payment: balance terms. L.
F.. MILAN. Mt Rainier. Md. Hyattsville 12' ~
500 CASH. BALANCE SIS MONTHLY: NINE
room house" two and ens. half asr"s o. land a
FOUR ROOMS. HALL AND BATH. WITH
gas lot 5oN140: one block from cars: at
Brentwood: St.IOn: bargain. r. LEE VAN
HORN. 1901 II It. nv.
sUBURBAN HOUSES ALWAYS UNDER COZ
struction 8. several subdivisions 10th II n
across from Catholic Church. Mt Rainier. M
EASY TERMS
a BARGAIN
Seven room house; windows screened: bath.
toilet. gas light, cellar. furnace heat. slate
roof: Iot 4S11SO feet: beautiful shade; high
location; :i2 squares from ears: property in Al
condition. Price. $3.50. Change in position
reason for selling. If you want suburban
home cheap. by all means see it today. Apply
to ARTHUR CARR. Hyattsvilc. Nd
CHEVY CHASE.
1.-THE best suburb Of the National Capital"
The home builder will find there more In
ducements than can he offered by any other
suburban section. Buy now and live there this
summer.
Prices range from lie TO soc per square
foot.
Carefully planned and we'll built homes,
ready TO occupy, from So. $50 up
Branch office at Chevy Chase circle open
every week day.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
General Sales Agent.
1853 Fifteenth street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26

NI.W SIN ROOM Hot 81: TILED RATH HOT
water heat, toilet and laundry in cellar. ras
sud electricity; dunbl- AMI colonial fruat
I-,rcii,~: southern "NnO$ure: white section; beth
rowu. OWNER; BOX lsl:, Sta Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26

NEW HOUSE IL CHEVY CHASE. d. c.; 8
rooms; h heat: wide lot: squares from
Cor. ave-; price. So. Sop: can arrange terms.
WM. II. RITCHIE.
Phone Main 5231. 3l7 Colorado bldg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26

F..R SALE y BEAUTIFUL SEMI-DFT AfIIEH
S,ruc. seven rooiis and bath. h"t-watcr heat.
ylcciric lights. pantry; largr front porch
must be sold at once. Price $500. OWNER:
Box 800 Slsr office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26

si0p CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT.
SIX tile bath aud ve>tibu- h".wat Ter
heat; electric aud gas lights: colonial frosl
porch: back porch Inquire OF OWNER, on
PREMISES. - 1Ith -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26

foE SAIr.-Mr>T SELL. AT ONCE AT BAR
.an price desirable home Columbia
Heights west Of 18th St: the house is
feet Y -'lr with front porch, three stories
!,i-i with uinr large rooms. attractive rrcep
ton hall with open fireplace. bright dining
-.,nIu and fyr bedrooms: viii accept Si.olO for
immediate sale Addrr>s InN -. Star Office
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26
YE WINCHESTER INN

" lNtHtSfER. Va.
In heart of Shenandoah valley. IS miles from
Washington: famous health and pleasure resort:
Ideally situai"d; "A arres. beautiful lawns.
old s!sade. 100 feet covered porch. capacity
20: 3 blocks from business street: dancing
and az indoor ;tad outdoor amusements. Fourth
year sain- management Write :. u. PER
EINS, pwnc- and Prop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26

FOR SALE-W WITHOUT CASH PAYMENT. At
$50 monthly. beautiful new house: rooms and
large room in attic; laundry and storage
room in basement: gas: electric lights: sewer
connection: pure water supplied under pres
open fireplace: large stone and cement
porch steam heat: half acre of land; all under
shade l., larg. forest trees: located high
elevation: 5 blocks from cars. See Owner, W.
H. WILSON, Riverdale, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26
EDUCATIONAL.
Charlotte Hall School.

Charlotte Hall. st. Msry's County, Md. Found.
ed 1774. Ample buildings and extensive grounds.
Hsnlthful location at the historic ..CooI
Springs Thorough instruction in business ind
classical courses. Military discipline MoGersts
terms. G. NJ. THOMAS. =. NJ, Prpcpal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26

Michigan ave. near Beach. All modern i'm
prove,nents. Dressing room for bath"rs. show
baths. ]. F. 6 N. G. DONOVAN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26
e. b Fro n

Central: ope surro ndinRs: opposite Protestant and
Catholic churches: oapactty 500: new throughout;
running water in ms: private baths: metal beds:
1900 feet of porches scelent tat lie: fresh reg hies
windows screened: ,hite SCI vice: booklet 81 ecal&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26
Orkney Springs Hotel and Baths.

Orkney springs. Va. open June 10 Nov. 1: de-
lightfu' summer resort: elevation. 2.:,tH,: min
.rsi waters equal 10 Carlsbad. Germany: capac-
ny 80: varied ainusem"Bt>: temperature 50
hest env irorr-n.s gonii table: nice people: rest
fui: home; ke 3n,kltt. H. G. CARTER. Prop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-07-26

C"lumhs Heights betwcen 18th aud rtth
SITS. " room house: :: baths: hot-watrr beat ::
r"om for garage; $3.50; easy terms. Address
RDN 1>,.. Star Office.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-23
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES
MACHINE sHoPA

WANTED-Your lawn mower to overhaul
and grind, factory process. AoQ Tel
Howard, 1377. Free dolivsrY.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


FOR SALE-As good az new. II by IA high
grade camera and lens together with
stand complete for photograph gallery.
$4,000 This would be fine proposition
small town. r. d. Blaine. SIS Kan. Ave.
FOR SALEOGolden oak dining room fur
niture, large weathered oak library ia
BILE, wicker chairs tapestry davenport.
other household goods. sc6 West Sth.
4410 Black
springs; full turn-under; fine condition.
SIS Single express harness. brass mount
ed, s18. Road cart =. III Winter Ct
FOR SALE-Store fixtures. clothing. cab
inets. large burglar proof safe. show
cases, shelving. mirrors. counters, tables.
scales. 1891 Kansas avenue.
YOU SHOULD have a desire to buy your
drugs where quality comes drst and
then Clayton cuts on patents. Try Clay
toms, 1919 E. 9Th.
FOR SALElCheap, Majestic steel range.
Quick Meal gasoline stove, rugs beds,
china closet, etc. 635 Horne st. Phone
FOR SALE-A $3.50 piano for 800 if taken
at once. Frank 8. Thomas, 519 Kansas
ave. Phone 298.
FOR SALEl6 room house to be moved.
1913 West Sth. Inquire soe Clay. Tel.
NOTICE-Buy you player piano at the
Residence Piano Store. Satisfaction as
sured. Prices less. T. c. Roe. Phone $3.50
FOR SALELTwo Brussels carpets. one
ingram. one velvet stair carpet and one
oak bedstead S1S Quincy.
rooms. modern; will sell cheap. Phone
2S12 Red.
FOR SAIAE+Pansy plants 40c dozen.
1923 Monroe. 23H Black.
FOR SALE-Monarch typewriter, nearly
new. cheap for cash. Ss1 College.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-23

First published in Tho Topeka State
Journal Thursday. April 3. 1s14.1
In the District Court Of Shawnee County.
Kansas.
No. 1880.
w: n Forbes and F: E. Forbes. partners.
doing business under the firm name Of
w. NJ. Forbes 4 Company. Plaintiffs.
Clara J. Barber, r. 4. Henry. Ralph J.
Colwell. and The Robert Keith Furni-
ture and Carpet Company. q corporation
organized under the laws of the State
OF Missouri, Defendants.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL. ESTATE.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Pur-
suant to q Judgment rendered in the
above entitled cause on the srd OF April,
1914: and an order Of sale issued out Of
said court to pay said Judgment In the
sum Of nine hundred and thirty-three
(ss3s0o), with the costs Of this action,
the highest and best bidders for cash, at
tho east door Of the court house. in To-
peka, Kansas. at the hour Of ten o'clock
In the forenoon. on 18th day Of May, 1914,
wit:
Lot two hundred ana eighty-three (2as
dred and eighty-five (7s5) on Morris Ave
nue.. in Martin Place Addition to the City
Of Topeka Shawnee County. Kansas
Sheriff Of Shawnee County. Kansas.
FRANK q. DRENNING.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
RECEIVERS SALE,
By order of the district court Of Shaw
nee county. Kansas. second division. we
will sell in bulk the entire business, stock,
merchandise. fixtures, tools, machinery
and book accounts Of the Tucker Electric
Co, located at SIG Kansas ave. Topeka.
Kansas, at public sale on Tuesday the
18th day Of April. 1914. at two o'clock
p. m. at said SIG Kansas ave.. the sale
to be for cash. W. B. LOwRANCE,
H. 8. LEE.
Receivers.
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WANTED to trade for good young horse,
49, w.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-23
FOR sALE-POUIHRY.
FOR sALE-HoRsEs, COWS.
COWS FOR SALE

NVW0 9VM 0kAls6
II choice big Holste:n cows, to years
old all nicely marked. coming fresh soon:
also 20 pure bred Jersey cows. to years
old, some just fresh; others will be fresh
soon. Priced right to sell quick.
o. N. HIMELBERGER.
Phone So. 406 Fillmore.
FOR SALE-One team Of mares, weight
1000 lbs. each. years old. color black
and bay; sound in every way, $3.50 for tho
team. Also one sorrel mare, weight 1000
lbs. Price 500. One gray horse. 10 years
old, weight 1100 lbs. sound, 80. Himel-
burger, 406 Fillmore.
FOR SALEHorse, 612 quincy St, weight
1850 lbs. gentle. single horse or will
work double and saddle. Any one want
ing a good family horse will do well to
examine this horse.
FOR SALE-A good team Of plug horses.
Booher NJ. & 8. Co. H9-H-23 East 4th.
harness. wagon, for motorcycle 80 Oak.
FOR SALE-Good black mare, weight $50
lbs. Chas. Rude. S7S0.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-23

FOR small city property, passenger
. Buick automobile. C. 8. Pope. AZ Kan
sQs ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-23
MIR. RENTER
BARGAIN

rooms, modern. close in. 5000. Very
attractive terms can be had. Interest
per cent. House in good condition.
Reasonable payments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-11-12

and patriotism may claim Of sdmire-
ton and sympathy the truth exists and
the statsmsne still stands (sincs the
sermon on the mount) that one vessel
quietly pursuing the ocean paths In
peace, laden with the commerce Of tho
world, carrying good will between ma
tions and individuals IL finer and
Drawer sight than the Emden dying at
bay. And It Is true Of me and OF ma
lions that to live in peace requires
more real courage than to ile in battle.