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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-03
URGES A MEMORIAL
10 JEFFERSON DAVIS
organization Behind Movement brings
II I" Attention of Delegates to
Reunion.

one OF the several objects that are
being brought to the oiicntion NJ ~
veterans and other visitors TO the re-
union IS the jefferson Davis Home As
sociaron This organization was
formed for the purpose OF prcscryin,
ahd properly marking the hirtbolace
"i th" only prcs;dcn, Of the C,onfcd
@ragy The home OF his birthplace
at Fairvicw. Ky. consists Of nineteen
acres owned by the Confederate Vc,.
cram Association They have nlacad
i handsome stone wal! on the two
avenue sides of the property and made
o'h"r improvements. The State OF
kentucky gave s',5Uo to aid in this
worthy cause. of which s,eo" lin ms ra
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the newest district. twenty-five had
| been formed The financial report
showed that the receipts for the year
amounted to S2.646.5O. and disburse-
ments. s3.2Si.l6. leaving a balance on
hand of s637.66
a rising vote of thanks was rendered
the adjutant for his efficient work. and
he was loudly applauded. Commander
in-Chicf Seymour Stewart. whom Mr.
Brandon succeeds. especially commend
cd Mr.. Forrest for his success HE
has spared neither time nor labor
the commander said, sin establishing
camps, and we will soon have two or
eanized in Honolulu and Shanghai"
SONS INDORSE CLAIM Of
MAJOR ORREN II. SMITH
The Sons heartily endorsed the claims
OF Major Orren Randolph Smith for
having designed the first Confederate
flag. which were presented by his
daughter, Miss Jeesica r. Smith. The
original flag was exhibited on the plat
form. amid applause and cheers En-
Grarcd in the center is the inscrip-
ton, Our Sons to Liberty, Our Souls
to God Franklin Rifles, Louisburg, y.
c., April 81, 1851
Among the other speakers who ap-
pcarcd were Mrs. Latham, of Memphis.
who announced on behalf OF the
Daughters of the Confederacy that n
prize would he presented every year
for the best essay on Confederate his
tory written by the school children OF
the South. 1t is the purpose of the
Daughters in this way to offer an In
centive for the children to study more
carefully our own history.
Mrs. Barlow was the next speaker.
with plea for the jefferson Davis
home at Fairvlew. The sum of IS.
she said. had 10 be raised this year for
the purpose Of preserving and beau
tifyinE the property.
At the conclusion of the morning
business delegation, consisting OF r.
r. Haughton. w. W. Old and Com
mander Potter, presented the greet
ings Of the Sons TO the veterans at
their convention at tho City Audi
forum. 1t was planned for the whole
convention to adjorn to the auditorium.
but II was found Impossible to do so
on account OF the work to be done
A short session was held yesterday
afternoon. when the unfinished routine
matters wero disposed OF. The gavel
of Commando Stewart fell for the la st
time about 3 o'clock, adjournment was
announced, and the most successful
convention ever held was at an end.
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Boy Scouts Keep Up
Their Useful ork
Of Invaluable Assistance in
Citing Helpful Welcome to
the Tisiting Veterans.

one Of the striking street scenes OF
Reunion Week, a scene that has been
enacted over and over again count
loss times has been n BOY Scout help
ms, directing. sustaining an aged Con-
fcdcratc veteran.
Everywhere YOU looked there was n
Roy Scout, and he was working with
the ardor Of youth and undimmed emo
lions. these manly young fellows threw
utmost abandon The rain did not
dampen their enthusiasm, rather it
only seemed to cause them TO exert
themselves the more. There have been
few buster or more useful people in
Richmond during the reunion than
these kha XII clad lads.
Scout Commissioner w. ]. r. IIous-
man, assisted by Scout Masters Franck,
MacFarlane, jones and Crenshaw. has
directed the movements of the Scouts
and have caused their work to be done
with promptncSs ana system The
boys work in pairs usually and when
ever they see veteran needing as
sistancc or seeking information they
spring 10 his relief with alacritv Many
q veteran this week has thanked his
stars for this new development of
boys activities. There are night and
day SHIFTS, so that the good work of
the Scouts never stops. Detachments
have been operating on the streets ut
tho railroad stations. AT the ear term
inal, NJ the Fair Grounds. NJ Stuart
camp At tho Jefferson Hotel and every
place where the veterans are assem-
b!cd in large nlIrlbcrS
orders nav" been issued to all Scouts
10 assemble at lo:l5 o'clock this morn
ing on fifth street between Grace and
Hiain streets. where they will be as
signed 10 services throughout the pa
iad@.. only the BlE!e. Fife and Drum
CORPS Will march in the parade. ali
others being detailed TO first aid ser
vices.
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SONS ELECT ARKANSAS
MAN AS COMMANDER
Honor Falls to w. N. Brandon. OF
Little Rock. After Spirited
Contest.
HIGH PRAISE FOR ADJUrAN1
Nathan d. Forrest. Jr., Has Succeed
ed In Forming Many New Camps.
Sons Close Their Greatest Conyen.
ton Amid Enthusiastic Scenes.

After securing majority of lis
votes out of $685. w. y. Brandon. -
prominent business man of Little
ROCK. Ark. was unanimously elected
commander-inch chief OF the United Sons
of Confederate Veterans yesterdav
morning. the opposition joining with
tho majority in making 1t n popular
choice. Mr.. Brandon was almost solidly
backed by the delegates from the
lower South and west of the Mississippi.
and also carried many votes from the
States farther north
The only other candidate running
was Garland p. Peed, Of Norfolk. who
was given most of Virginia's votes.
He was the first man nominated, T.. w.
Speed. communicating chief of the Army
OF Northern Virginia. speaking for
him. DR.. j. King, of Fredericksburg.
and several others seconded the nomi-
nation. Judge w: o. Hart. OF New
Orleans. next nominated Mr.. Brandon.
who was seconded Immediately by
Carl Hinton. of Silver City, n. NJ. com :
mander OF the Southwest Division; S.
d. Fleming and a. number of others.
VOTING WAS SPIRITED
But NEVER IN DOUBT
The voting was spirited. but from
the first it was seen that the election
was going Brandon's way The roll
was called by Adjutant Nathan H.
Forrest by camps. each reporting ac-
cording to it's membership.
Following his election, Mr.. Bran
don made speech, thanking the sons
FOR the honor bestowed upon him II
will use my best efforts to make the
organization n success" he announced.
Mr.. Brandon is n former commander
OF the Trans-Mississippi Department,
and is the grandson of Colonel Nathan
Brandon. of the Fourteenth Tennessee
Reg iment
The other officers elected were:
Ernest G. Baldwin. Of Roanoke, COM
mander OF the Army OF Northern viz
ginia.
Creed Caldwell. Little Rock Ark
commander OF the Trans mississippi
Department.
Ray Stuart. Rome, Ga. commander
OF the Army of Tennessee.
DIR. Thomas NJ. Owens, Mobile, Ala,
, Gust odian -in-chief.
Executive Committee-Seaton Flcn
ing. Jacksonville, Fla. delegate at
large: Phil !. Mullen. Rome, Ga. OF
the Army of the Tennessee: Judge
Edgar Scurry. Wichita. Tex, OF the
Trans rams. M II Department. and
of the Army of Northern Virginia.
YOUNGEST DELEGATE
INTRODUCED TO CONVENTION
The youngest delegate to the Sons of
Veterans was discovered Yesterday. He
| is Albert Sidney Van Zandt thirteen
years old. son OF General X NJ Van
Handt, of Texas. The youngster was
presented TO the convention yesterday
morning. occupying the rostrum for
a few minutes.
Having partially recovered from his
illness on yesterday, Nathan b. For
rest, or Memphis. adjutant-in-c chief of
the order, made an extended report
on the work OF the Sons for the past
year. He announced that camps had
been organized al over the Union wher-
ever there were Sons of Veterans In
the southwest division alone. which is
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HOLDS RICHMOND DUE BILLS
Florida Veteran Regards Them ns
Valuable Relies.

An interesting visitor at the reunion
is Brigadier-General John w. Tench
OF Gainesville, Fla. He Is also as
sistant Acknowledgement OH the staff
of General Bennett II. Young.
General Tench has n number Of
souvenirs OF war days In Richmond
which he values very highly. At times
during the war change was very scarce
In the capital and mercantile firms
made 1t rule when change was shy
to give duo bills in lieu of the cash.
One OF these due bills held by General
Tcnch is signed by w. j. Morris. who
at the time. January Is. 1862, had al
ways on hand Bnc supply OF Havana
cigars. PeriQuc'S smoking tobacco
cigarettes. etc" Another was given by
the Confederate Oyster House. and is
signed by w. Bannan, cashier. The
general also exhibits leave of alb
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Police Enter Floral ror,,c

The police bicycle squad is 10 bo ore
OF the contestants for the 500 prize
offered for the best decorated machine
in the floral parade Of this AFTERNOON.
The squad is in charge ot Ornc"r Gcr.inr.
and each OF the men has seen 10 /, mat
his wheel is artisrically and patriotic
ally decorated The wheels have been
wrapped ~ rcd and white bunting. and
arc decorated further With rcscttcs az
white and red roses and Confederate
flags.
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Instant Rain Fails to Danpen Ardor of Confederate Veterans

sence to visit Georgia. by which h,
sets great store. "0
Mrs. Tench is as active In Confedo--
ate circles rs her husband, being cue
todian- general of the Florida Divi.ta.
of tho Daughters of the Confedcr,n,
and having had very important n,rt
In raising the funds for the ercc,inS
or the Confederate monument at Ar
linEtOn. AZ
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Iicunisftinn Issned

Governor Stuart yesterday issued
requisition on the Governor OF West
Virginia for the return of Edward Riffv
TO Rappahannock County Riny has
been indicted for betrayal and is under
arrest at Charleston. Sheriff II. q
Miller. OF Rappahannock, is the officer
named in the papers to go after Riffy.
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SERBIANS CLAIM
A GREAT VICTORY

ATHENS. Oct. q. The Serbians
have defeated the Austro- Germans
on the northern frontier. inflicting
a 10000 loss on the Teu,ons. &C
eoiding TO a Nish message today.
Bulgarian occupation OF Vrania.
Velesss and Jnaiavatoff was de-
MED. and the fall OF Istip and Kotz.
ana was confirmed.
Premier Pasitch was quoted as
saving that II sufficient allied help
arrived soon. ultimate victory Is
expected for the Serbs.
The Serbian government will re.
main At Nish. Il was announced
today II had reported the gov.
eminent would be moved.
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AER0PLAME FLIGHT
Prevented BY MIST

A heavy mist that hung over
Lake Washington prevented flights
In W. +. Boelng's new war aero
plane Friday. but later in the at.
ernoon. II the weather was favor
able. both Floyd Smith. special
tester from the Martin school. "a
Los Angeles. and Boeing consid-'
cred making ascensions
Boeing. who Is father OF a moye-
ment in Seattle to train aviatorS
who could be OF service In case az
war. took Smith over Seattle. Elli-
OFT bay and back 10 the hangar az.
Madison park. via Mount Baker
park, Thursday. Three flights in
all were made
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5l-Public Notices

WILL some ono who saw old man thrown
from Heecon car last Saturday evening
send address, Address " 60 The star.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that the
Port Commission ~ tho Port Of Seattle
VIII hold q public hearing on the ard
dav NJ November. 1915. AZ Two o'clock
= " Ht tho office 81 tho Port com
mission NJ tho He'll street Warehouse.
Seattle Washington. for tho cousidera
tion ~ certain proposed changes IN. and
additions Go the Comprehensive Scheme
heretofore adopted hy tho electors ~
tho Port District said changes and
additions being set forth fully In
Resolution SO ESQ. introduced on tho
goth day NJ October. 1918. and now bc
Ing considered by tho Port Cnmmission
said resolution providing for change
In Unit No Q. and the adding NJ a new
unit to- be known Rs Unit No - pro-
NidinE FOR a complete terminal belt line
railway system In said Port District
Dated this goth day ~ October. 1915.
FORT or SEATTLE.
ny g. " RemahrrR
sccreinr, ~ the Port Commission
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You Wouldn't Take
Chance With a Fine
Diamond Ring

Preposterous. you say-of course
not And still. when you neglect
your teeth when they need atten-
ton. you are taking chances which
are much more valuable TO you than
the most expensive diamond ring.
Health. happiness. efficlency-all
depend TO very large degree on your
teeth Without good teeth YOU can't
chew your food properly Unless
YOU chew your food properly IL is
only a question OF short time till
your digestion will be badly i'm
paired. With your digestion work.
ing badly. you will feel bad all over
Your physician will tell you that
your digestion Is the very founda-
ton of health.
Decayed teeth are within them
solves an actual menace to health
An in all Il Ia bad husiness--very
bad business. indeed--to neglect
your teeth when they need atten-
ton. And surely there is no rea.
son why you should do so when we
offer you the very highest type of
dental service at our very lowest
prices We employ here only the
very best OF graduated registered
dentists--men who have graduted
from the best dental colleges and
passed the examination OF the state
dental board Each and every oper-
ator In this office has his certificate
from the state dental board hanging
right on the wall In front Of his den.
tai chair. In plain sight OF all You
are taking no chances when YOU
come here. You are sure that your
work will be done by an experienced
dentist who knows his business d
for the very good reason that we
don't have any other kind. nor
would we have any other kind here.
We use only the very best OF ma.
terials here. and I'm addition to that
we give with all work our ironclad
guarantee OF satisfaction. signed
both by the operator who did the
work and by l.. Il. Clark. u. ID. S.
owner and manager OF this office. a
man who Is thoroughly responsible.
And don't lot this fact escape you
prices ~ this office are positively
the lowest; we will not positively
will not--he underhid on price It
won't cost YOU much TO have your
teeth put into perfect condition
YOU will be surprised how little II
will cost so why neglect your
teeth any longer and take chances
with your health, not To speak OF
the unnecessary suffering?
Come IN right away and let us
give you a thorough examination
aud estimate. without any obliga-
tlon whatever on your part.
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THEATRICAL NOTE

Jacob nroNn. alias James Black
IL under arrest Friday on a grand
larceny charge aodged against him
by Ralph llASiey. 702 Third ave.
who alleges he took some furniture
belonging 20 the Seattle theatre
valued a, sec Brown bad been al
lowcd 10 sleep In the theatre Ills
trial VIII come up October -.
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stan ~. ihs fine ~bits srsHuiat.d
saFsF. ttf FtaN -. ff.ta rasisurirsd
fnfis g. a. ~ ac 81 stall -. No :
oak leather haif saiss ace 90 Use heals
zee Ntaii e. bast fresh rhurnsd butter
sec it. stall -. uss crop raisins. ic % I.
: ~ ROLLED uats 2hc. lee ears Hin.4ppis,
ir hsik saas.raat. : ice itr stall 90
large cans mi'a. g. stall g. special nn
4tr coffee isa ib stall 1851 assafs "a
chocolates. str DO Wsu ~. Sample shoes.
uoFth e. a. Ter iFt 60 o. - per pair
stall g. steel cot coffee fGc tec and
sos 90
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G0LDIE-kLENERT
CONCERN TO MOVE

Joseph Goldie and W. ". Klencrt.
for many years partners in the
liquor business here, have pur.
chased the wholesale llauor house
of George S. Ladd a Co. OF stock
ton, Cal, where they will move as
soon AS Washington goes dry" In
January.
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WEATIAkE

Stall 352, cans salmon. 25cs
new citron peel. 25c ID. Stall go
No 10 sack flour. SOC, , cans
corn or tomatoes. 25c. Stall 201,
4 lbs. navy beans. 2bc. Z lbs. bulk
starch. Doe. stall l2a,. pure lard.
lbs. 2bc. local bacon. l2Ac ID.
Stall 30l. big salmon. 25c. fresh
hnlibut. HIS. Zoe Stall 2l9.
Stall iOi. 10 lbs cane. bbc; II cans
i2Olb. sack wheat. '.9b. hgal.
can olive oil. 500. Stall III.
shoulder OF lamb. i0c H.. leg Of
lamb. i5c No. Stalls ii.i2, pot
roasts. lie No.. loln steaks. lsc H.
l20lb. sack wheat. it.85. hgal.
Chrnation milk. Toe.
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Pot faau Be- d.. Z bone steak 80 g. .
heir 20 shais ham. SO ih roast veal,
noe ih.. asparagus soup, Dc rant 10 bars
Laundry soap. gtr. cans nsw salmon.
str. 500 can tuna fish. Zoe. phgs. corn
starch. geel cocoa. zee 10 chocolate CSC
ih large cans milk lte. peach jam. 3
ne gte. apple butter. he zEs. dFy
onions z3 he ztr bests punches O. {.
carrots 9 punches o. radtshss bunehss
S.. tufnips 8 hanehss o.. shois salmon
.sc each cluster raAAY grapes. he tse /.
BLACK fes Ice 10 fancy psafs. Zoe don
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stan 10 beet ffesh Jersey butter he
~ stall >. lees lanai. i1ar o. boiling
beet o. D. SO dry salt pork o.
aiaiis atss beet mis. - ease Del .
patent fsBf. o. 80 sarh > 10 sussf 600.
eetib safh pure cen Sugar 81 Nith
other % order Stall iff1. regular CSC
Princes cakes he. berry filled COFFEE.
nnEs fte stalls 1851. ssfra fancy
spiesn herring g. % frssh cottage
Tor 1ac
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ftai T. summer sausage. fir ~. stall
20. bafterue cod ftr w. White Meat 90.
fib lamb chops $50 49, stall 10 oisor
nafaafins. zoe % peanut butter ground
~hits YOU waiii. Zoe Do Ftangs ur0csff.
minced CLANS. 100 can Hfhii a. piam
butter. i0e ~ HrldsibsfE krHui, o. a.
aionKs Market pure lard. he CSC
WniiH 80 hatniuY. Too a. stall ~
fresh iufai ranch sEFs bte da1
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CONNER

stalls s.t-t-T pork roast Ice ~ veal
outlets. 80 10 iamb chops. tGhc %
ffssh dressed hsus ave tb Ne. ! hams
iae % stalls ies.iit pafsnt Hnos waite
flour ~ st del g. bars soap. saes
rans spild pack tomatoes. sts. stall fes
fuii cream cheese. D.. az seed ffesh
butter. 10 81 pure pbits sage homer
a. At stalls itsA. etnthss pine. , dos
o. hesi grade fresh roasted coffsss use.
400 anf 10 ID
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OLE HANSON & Go.
sii NEw fonK nLocK

.ffHHf INN fANHHff
10 AcnEa. s MOTIONS LAND
Att pom tat0
80 cANW ANp g. MONTHLY
Ven bandf 60 feaftis snd Tacoma Gloss
g. usiFhhufs and school. asof tram.
poFtaiiun Co markets. lust t~e tracts
Has the above
Puget Sound Farms Co tst Third Ave
- AcnEh cheap. 1859 rash sna 1859 "a
iHnn term Write usner % Springer
lnrt fianisy wash
HlATri.E DuHH Dry
rnu iass faiir iah-thsn shat ftafs
9nu solved - have Tra 60 "a
acres near Hraffir. eHnufh cleared 90
Keep fra hnas ARD funs Tee acres
in meaaa~ heuss ar,hagh spfinx
creek iifee raVntr arrrs ~ i'm.
proved cd buass. pfrhsff rhirhrH
booze sell $500 T@entg affss De
sfufnr pastarr undss fence ~ see All
rnuf lad is YsssiF payments 80 anr
- thssa " y Wtrh~fsharn oansf
80 zen Avs East 0ls
Lora sesisT. ttfs. tsa tissss 10 car.
~ wAfsf paid " % cpurhlin. aas
AusFiraa Rank MOS
fiAE ~ HtaArEn kfFAiFA LAND
small ~ tafss Tracts
VERY CHEAP VERY EAHT TERMS
Write ar rail- 10 free books
iMNiunATtoN urnEAU
c. " ~ = nj
tsrpnd Ave- sna rhsrff s' seattle wH
RECLAIMED rfirEh EtEnUtAbEH
ur FLORIDA
fifsf rafn srep averaged ft bushels We
49, nnN fatiles ffnn 20 ~ fans -
has pef affe every slt ~srks This
tAnd siN Srpa fhs sfrsfrsi variety -
rfnps - aar lard o. sha O.
Acreage zee Easg tsruls
tANcNAiu ipt central uiir
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Regal Dental Offices

Dr. T.. u. Clark, Manager,
1908 Third Ave, \. W. Cor. Third
and Union.
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large tract = ianf Hitn res
traam haasr fnFf houses. aa8d
snrd anH rhfrArn booze lanf
sHnaf az cleared naf fenced
fne sell aatrr iesei nuef ssif4
nnr tlru fisss tp tnnu. faytns
gn good road uaa ~ easrtfte
Ushts trtsphans live h~fu uark
Do ths NitT H# urf aants this
900 a. aase nurs 1918 taN
o. stG Nee Yark nlerk ard {
~tl shaw gas enc iaa1 anY tirrr
% 10 rpnfsnisnt far yua go e.
ami $50 u
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4i-Aereage for Sale
EVERYBODY rlrAprpe

LEWIS County LASn ArrusDra
EVERY phE WHO Visits TitE
tlrEtiAItH. NArANfNE ptFrnlDfH
titE IANu ~ LEVEL. or riiE uEHf
Hpti. So mock pH GRAVEL. GpDp
uoApH. CLOSE TO rows saud
schools aud Att TttE LAHnE Man
kErH ORES rp Ypun iUobt crH a.
thr lowest freight rates aith the HEHr
TRANSPORTATION - the STATE
REMEMBER THfH IANp tH on riim
NAtS b1lntE TRACK tlsE HAT.F
WAY WEEN SEATTLE aud
PORTLAND oF TitE IS = aud q 81
and the a. a W with the finest train
equipment in the country
rHEEi
WHITE TODAY ron CIRCULAR AN
utsAp To NAVE Yut NNEHTIgATE
To TALK WITH TuE UCHAHENH
ANu people, itNfNp oN THE
LAND They ate uOofrEHH because
thsY Ike The place the land. the ioes-
ton and tho price fffNk pH So.
go 90 $50 an acre ah Easy terms o.
sash pef acre. SEQ pef sore. monthly
Interest per cent ANf Man cas-
uEr 4 noop TNtN HERE
FREE CIRCULAR nv WHiTINa TO
DAVID q EAHrAAS
300 tsHwtnan mas seattle
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BOT TOM LAND

We have acres - fine bottom land
located hnfth - Kenmore and shout
three quarters - mills from che paved
highway There 10 good road from
the htEhaaY into this land TIE pries
Il ~ 300 ON terms % noe cash and
balance arranged 20 sHit pufehas
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Wanted.

WIN paw cash FOR t.passrns~f
Ford body Must be reasonably
chrap ana tn Eoot condition. talA
Maiu a&oe
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For Sale Miscellaneous

S-For Sale Miscellaneous
SASH ANh pooNN
Every haur builder r. anxious ~ have
an attractive looking house Your yin.
dnws and deurs So a ians way toward
making such a home We arn manu-.
fsetureFs ~ eNvfythins IN the sash
aud deor line Sell diFeet to any one
st factory prices
Glass daors ............ ..ts.sst. . 20 40
tNpanei doors. rs stses .4.....t, tse
Same fer paiHtinE ..t#stts.s. lln
NunNaiatt sash ..... .t.t4stst.. ta
Cottage ftunt windows ...s.tt.. 80
standard .iiFht Windows ....t. "a
Craftsman cupboard doors ,..... -
tirthcd sash ENa .s-t...... ..,. fFt
Nnid Naat roofing .tst. ...s. tgA
short ienEtn ffaurins anh ceiling 4 and
feet. 81 oa per eoa n Our Gem.
pirfe catalogue 40. - sent free. On
request
q n WILLIAMS 60
Phone Main isU lbta FIRST Ave =
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nrSrFCsrAHf.E place % borrow money
on diamonds and iewsirY igN rates
private offices American IrweirY Co..
49, S~eors
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4i-Aereage for Sale
Nonrt o. CRY

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