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WANT}ID--:icenis.

AGENTS. big PROF, selling org sub.
stitutc for cooking and baking Send
Tor circular sample. 10 cents Equals
IL eggs. Eastern Laboratories. Box a.,
MONTICELLO, Mass
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In pursuance of an order entered in
for the Eastern District of Virginia
on the 18TH day OF November. 1918 in
the matter Of Moses L.. Hofheimer,
bankrupt. we will sell ut public auc-
ton. on the premises on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 30, 1915,
at $40 o'clock +. ",
all that certain parcel or tract of land.
with the improvements thereon, lying,
and being in the city OF Richmond, Va
on the north line of Broad street, be-
tween jefferson and Adams streets. and
described as follows: commencing at
IL point 20 feet and !. of an inch east
of the intersection of the eastern limo
OF Jefferson street with the north limo
of BROAD street, thence twardiy
90 feet 81 inches, thence northwardly
rs feet to an alley; AZ a point on said
Jefferson street, thence wostwardly
along the southern line OF said alley
81 feet, thence, southwardly in q
Jefferson street 10 feet. thence west
wardly At right angles to the last
war,iiy IS feet to the point of be-
ginning.
This property will be sold free and
clear Of ali liens thereon and subject
to the confirmation OF tho court.
TERMS: Ouc-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash and the resi-
the deferred payments 30 be evidenced
hy negotiable notes, "ecurod BY deed
of trust on tho property. OF all cash
n the option Of the purchaser.
l.. .. WENDENBCRCi.
HAROLD :. HI.oOMBERG,
LEON NJ. Mel son.
ROBERT T.. SCOTT.
Special commissioners
JOHN y. CUTCHINS,
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
I hereby certify that the bond re-
uuircd Of the special commissioners
under the foregoing order has been
duly executed and approved.
Il. T.. POW EHS.
DCpMtN CiCrk.
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HELP WAArED-alale and i-ema,-

WANTED, men, women, is or over. S75
month. Government Jobs Tist ,.osI-
tons free. Writ. imrediately. Frank
I'm Institute, Floor =. Rochester. y Y
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&rt111gullb GiuRs.bispatrh
sIXrY-F1FTEI YEAR.
ADMITTEDLY
THE BEST MEDIUM IN
THE SOUTH FOR CLASS
IFlED ADVERTISING.
TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS TO

TELEPHONE YOUR WANTS 10
THE TINES DISPATCH
RANDOLPH 1 RANDOLPH
WANT AID. RATES.
DAILY. ono cont word wnep paid in nd.
vance. No adj taken for less than Ii cents.
oUNDAf. ono and one half cents Is word for
all classified ads. excpet Situation Wanted
at ono cent word No nd. tnkon for ioss
than 10 cents.
No ADS. taken t. iess than IS GEMS whom
charged or phonsd In. Phoned orders not
guaranteed. Classification not guaranteed
after i. N.
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EXPERT H.iTTERS.
HATS RESHApED.
PARCEL POST AND MAIL ORDERS

SAVE monev-Buy laccs by mail Bes,
assortment OF all fine laccS. sam
pies free: Collins. 1861 Aspen Street
Hhilahtlphia Pa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

a Northern firm. manufacturing high
wants TO- employ salesman to represent
them In Virginia. Good salary and OPP
portunity for the right man Write,
qualifications, "lccless." care Times
Dispatch.
SALESMAN WANTED.
WE want II first-clasS man to sell our
ing novelties. signs, etc. in Eastern
Virginia, including the cities or Nor
folk, Richmond and Washington. Will
contract with right party for one year
commencing January /, 1916 cussons
May * Co. Inc. Glen Allen. Va, the
Oldest Calendar House. Established
1865.
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Richmond. Va. Nov. II, 1915
To Whom II May Concern:
have this day sold ont my business
and good Will At SOC East Broad to
Nathan Soilod, and | bcspcak for him
the patronage which was so kindly
extended TO me for the past thirty-si \
years All persons having clains
against me Will please present them
Tor payment, and all persons OWING :,c-
counts to me will please come forward
and settle at 400 East Broad Street or
2506 West Grace street
BENNO HUTZI.ER
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FOR SALE-Animsi-.

ftR sale. 10 good -ound young mules
from 70 years old: weights, from
SUI 10 100 pounds each. Viii work
single Or double Can be bought:
worth the money. Also ) scrapers and
" sets or double harness. Can he seen
~ cranc,s' Sale and Transfer stable.
70 south Fifteenth Street, half square
from Main Street station
HORSES ana nues for hire by dr.
week or month. for sale or S1cha q.
Suii.an's stable, sos East Cary 4 lao
Roa ding horses wanted
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SITUATIONS wANTED-Eema,e.

TEACHER desires position in family,
English. Latin, French, music: eX-
pefitnce. test imonialS: state -ticuiars.
MISS NtnthclG. Warren. Va
EXPERIENCED drcssmakcr wishes en-
- EhH.Inents by day. $l.25. $40, care
Times Dispatch.
STENOGKApHEK with ) years expert
cHcc. desires position. Best refer
.ilc"s furnished. Address J us. care
Times Dispatch.
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SHOES.

CUT RATE SHOES
EMPIRE SHOE CO. jui West Broad
Family shoes ~ roc!: nnr.crr prices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

y. R.-Whcreas the above requires
all cash. the auctionecrs will make
better terms.
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ne undersigned, AS executor of the
viii of Maria II. Jasper. dccaased ~
nat.H m the Chancery Court of the CITY
81 EiChmond on June IS. 1907. recorded
~ WI Book To- p. IS. being empowered
bH Inc provision of said will TO do !
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MONDAY. NOVEMBER 20, 1915.


At pubic auction on the premises pro
coed to sell the following property.
Lot Of land with Improvements thareon
IN the city of Richmond Va on the
west line of 1t. Paul street between
nuyal and Baker Streets. beginning l73
feet south of Baker street and running
Souihwardly and fronting on the west
linc of st. Paul Street % feet n.
inches. more or less. and running back
6J feet 3 inches more or less. together
with u triangular strip Of land adjoin.
ing the above on its northern line
pointing ola the west side OF st Paul
street and running back GS feet 3
inches and widening on the back line
To foot ~ inches.
IS THIS PROPERTY = SOLD FOR
DIVISION. IT MUST GO.
Ifc Improvements consist OF two fats
of about four rooms each, in first class
order and always rented to first class
tenants. This is one of the finest and
most desirable renting locations in old
Jackson Ward" You just can't keen
a dwelling vacant on this block The
rental pays handsomely on the amount
invested. You can't 20 wrong when
YOU invest here. This is the oppor-
tunity Of your life to get "A good In
NcStmcnt or a speculative bargain
TERMS. cash.
OSCAR y. BROWN.
ESecntor
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FOR SALE-Iseal Estate.

LOT for sale or rent. 220Xl55. Kinney
and Marshall Streets. opposite rail
road siding Iron safe for sale. W. :.
Gum.
CHEAP. for cash. lots. 5ONl2O feet
each. stop 80. Seven Pines line. >
blocks from car line: alyo broom hous"
o. lots adjoining. 125, care Times
Dispatch.
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SPECIAL NOCICE3
Richmond. Va. Nov. II, 10

FOX sale, fresh buttermilk. churncd
dailS. cents per quart Renuic
Dairy Company.
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FOR KENT-1su>incss Property.

FOE rent. desirable Office. eleventh
noor. Virginia halfway and Power
Building. Apply G e. o Coal and Cox o
Co. Room llIe Virginia halfway ara
pH.Ger Buil0lhS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

WOMEN wanted as government; clerks
SO month Richmond examinations
coming. Snmpl" questions free Writ,
Immediately, Franklin Institute, Dept
fSn-L. Rochester. y Y
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE p,v,
by j. -. cARNEAL. e. SON
RcaI Estate AuctiOuccrs.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE

THE REST INCOME: PAYtN,; PROP.
ENIH IN THE CITY. NO. Sl2 ST
PAUL STREET.
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TO EXCHANGE.
FOR SAI.E-IIousehold Goods

FOR sale. i'n"-qual!;y fumcd oak IL
nrarE furniture: also desk lumns
curtains and piano Viryinia Auio
luD, Eighth and Grace Streets
fCh sale, one Teister bed. 25i7 p
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BOOKS AND PERIODICALS.

SIN volumes Kiplings. l2 volumes
cIlcury's hest works Price reason
abl" to Immediate purchaser. Gail
Madison S29
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HELP WANTED-Femnle.

WANTED. IS sal"sisdics. experienced
preferred tridaE morning. Public
En- ployment Bureau. Room .. CITY Hal
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FOR SALE-I'armS

FOR sale. 100 acres farm land $4,000.
lmprovcmeuts. high school. church
half mile: focal and long distance t"l"-
phones; $50 acre. One-ffth cash. bal
ance l TO 10 years. Address c IIJ. care
Times Dispatch
FOR sale or exchange. 3OO-acre grain
and grass farm and i0-acre CONNER
Gtat orchard. All luxur!ant. Stock
thrifty. Pressure water Photos. $50
acre cn"', or for income city property
cash - 4. l.. Lucas. Route Char
lotto - Va
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SNIElp, horses or mules to board for
winter; ~" per month. Address
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ZIMMERMAN & co.
AuCtionccrS,
IS North Seventh street.
SALE:

THE STRAND THEATER. FORMER
Il KNOWN AS THE EMPIRE
TliEATER. IN THE CITY or RICH
MoND, VA.
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FINANCIAL.

WANTED, party OF > OF passengers
tor autohlohilc tour to Florida. i.Snyn
Richmond December l. Call Randolph
"35-.I FOR details
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W ASTEO-iscal Estate.

LIST your farms with - A. Connolly
q Co Write postal :or necessary
blanks
WANTED. al low rental, house with
Few acres on or near York River.
May buy. Address G IA, care Times
Dispatch.
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FOR RENT-Rcal Estate.

SIS n month will rent Il 3-story bricl,
building in rear OF 1872 East Main
street. suitable for shop or storage
Thalhimer IL Co, Room 200. First Ma
uonal Bank Building.
NEW S-room house In Highland Park
TO sdbrent at sacrifice. Family lcav-
ing city. For particulars call Madison
2S2l-W
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-23
ALL NEW MEXICO IS
BENEFITED BY RAIN

,ssretal coaRssPoHosHcF 70 NoeN'Ne =,
santa Fe. July 21-Reporls lloI, t pt,
narts of the state show that the ralnS
~ The past two days have tougl'e .'.l
every part. Trains NY
hoen somewhat delayed by sort lf'ee
and between Duran and Vaughn.
train plunged into q gulsh, the piluse
over which had been washed away
causing the death Of three lraln
hands. The santa Re tracks on , ,a.
coal line between Hebron ana an
Houten we're washed out Tor H'i'
than a hundred yards
on the plains country IN e'slg' y
New Mexico the downp3ur was esp
ciallv heavy and saved the crops ,,, n
tho plaza Largo, in Quay county. Ivy
cattle were killed by lightning Aul9-
mobile travel over New Mexico toauS
has been practically tied up, demon,
strotine that the only kind OF ioau
construction that viii be permanent
he either concrete or macadam, as ull
ana gravel roads are bound 10 WASH
ont and become impossible IN Wg'
weather on the Hagerman ran1n,
etghtv acres of winter oats yleiuet
e eos bushels or cighty-five ousnel ",
a. mounds each 10 the acre. Inc ie'
rettIrn was $43.56 per acre.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-23
c1uCAGo BOARD or TRADE.

Chicago July Enlarged est-
mates of shipments that Would pe
ouired bv Europe led TO a pulbe W
day I'm the price of wheat, but inc a'l
yanee was not wen maintained. Quo
totions closed unsettled, y OIL 70 r
IN compared with last night ~ u
finished at a gain of "a To y g. 49,
- 9Hc down TO Il up, ana Prov
lone with losses Of 10 to 53c.
Notwithstanding highly adNahl'st
,,, nrn&pnt conditions for the grown
~ domestic spring wheat anu loi
Vtblreshing and moving the winter
ron the market soon developed no
table strength based almost .r eu''itls
IN bullish foreign news ne ~
promising harvest outlook ID ~ 'a1
nrifain. France and Italy was SAID on
GOOD authority to have mace ~ tltl,
atIy certain prospect that the Ohlt1 y
ltatas would be called on more iIeely
for breadstuffs than had of late peeh
s,tpnosed. Hopes for big yield ~
| canada were said to have dlsaP-
Difficulty in obtaining knowledge
of the actual amount OF export pual-
ms done today, however, led 70
/ nearish reaction in the wheat market
affer midday The largest total men
toned was 10000 bushels ana this
vas not confirmed until speculative
TRADING hours were over
corn showed firmness almost IRON
| the start Cool weather. adverse =,
/ Quick growth was against the pears
/ sharp declines took place IN IN,
provision market. Lower prices 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-23

Santa Re. July 22,-The docket lol
The s1eeIaI term of federal courl, 10 10
H. held in santa Fe, beginning aeb
temher g. with Judge Cotteral pIea'u
li.t contember 10 for the trial OF III
go Baca. Trinidad G. de Baea' Man
. Igio + vigil. charged with conspiracy
W te ,id Gen. Jose Ynez salazar to a'., es-
c 20 1'I from jain at Albuquerque ot ,,eI
C .5lcs sci are those of the United
states against James 4. MANN n La, am n
Ioe 4 Meugin. September o. sa llbor
T. Mardis and John GWln oe I3as Ne.
- foanuin sanchez and charles wv, W.
.,.,g ~ 9entember s; William W. Hum
T tin y salvador Armiio. eptemper
s BE. * r. Tbomas and George w krens !.
sen 9t,I 10 The only civil ease a y
tbat on the equity side Of the court %, %
Inc he Palomas Land & Cattle CO.. W
Walter D. Hawk, ct al.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-23
STOCK EXCHANGE
PRICES ARE AGAIN
NEARLY NORMAL
War SpeCiaItieS Are Active but
in Some Issues Show De-
cline While in Others Fur
Their Gains Are Made,


New York, July % - Relatively .
normal conditions prevailed in the
stock market today Ina the sense that
trading i'm war specialties was more
restrained and price changes less sem
sauonal Those issues, however, were
again the conspicuous features, with
new high records for Baldwin Loco
motive at rs IS, and Bethlehem Steel
preferred, at 124 IS
Temporary gains of . to o points /
We're registered by other issues of this /
class General Electric being especial !
ly strong Westinghouse, yesterday s /
spectacular feature, led the list In
point Of activity, but failed to repeat /
it's high record. Crueible steel helped
10 swell the large operations I'M TINS
quarter of the list.
There were some high giraffe move
nents i'm such industrials aus General
/ Chemical. which fell 20 points. Amerl-
team Coal Products, which rose IA ana
Ireacted almost 10 points, and cuban
/ Sugar which gained II points. other
sugar shares We're strong on large war
sales. Another unusual feature was
/ the . to points advance I'm express
/ issues. as result of the rate increases
I by the Interstate Commerce commls-
sion
Railroad shares manifested in
creased heaViness and general irresu-
larity. Canadian Pacific falling 4 10
.i131%, its low price since l9o4 ana
list Paul declining TO within "a irac-
ton Of its minimum.
Southern Pacific and southern RAN
way. preferred. also felt the weight OF
, continued pressure Baltimore ohlu
was the only striking exception to the
cd ,tt rtAiRf ID BllIl-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-23
LIVESTOCK MARKETS..
Ixonsos civ LIVESTOCK.

Kansas city. July 22.-Cattle-Re-
esipts q coo Market steady Prime
fed steers. $9.75@1olo, western steers
.s75OW9.65: calves, $6o0@lO5Q
Sheep - receipts. 5000. Market
higher. Lambs, $L25@ u.s. yearl'nsS'
Hogs l. receipts, $500. Market
steadv Bulk. $I100 I35; heavy
s7.OO@73O; pigs, $1,000 20.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-23

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersiened receiver of the Williams
Drug company viii receive sealed Dlds
for The sale Of the property and eife "ds
contained in the drug store at NO. ~
West Central avenue, and also the
book accounts belonging to the saiu
Williams Drug company BIDS 20 pe
opened on Wednesday the 2Sth DAY on
Julv at the hour Of o'clock In the
afternoon Of said day. The receiver
reserves the right to reject any ana
all bids. - ,,,,,o.-.rr
Receiver OF the Williams Drug com
pany.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-23

Denver. July 22. Cattle Receipts,
900 Market steady Beef steers = '-go
m & 60. cows and hcifcrs S6.oO" 9.'''
stockers and feeders, 26@S' calves
$7.60m9.50.
sheep Receipts, none
Uogs - Receipts 1000. Market
higher Top. $725; bulk $1,000 '.I''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-23
NEW YORK METAL MARKET.

New York. July Chopper Qulet
.clectrolytie. S19.25d 1880.
Iron steady and unehansed'
Metal exchange quotes TAN quiet
x36 6OM2Tl2
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NEW YORK COTTON

View York, July Z2-Sspot cotton
quiet. Middling uphnds $s.l'- sales
906 bales.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-23
NEW YORK LEAD AND sPELTER

New York, July % The metal eN-
change quotes lead offered, SOU
Spelter not quoted
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-23

tate to the aiarmnely. excessive per- (
entage OF ilhter3cy. Go have the edu-
auonal forces of the state realize
more fully that iliteraCy is "a curse. I
menace and disgrace. that IL
must be destroyed ana the state ele-
ated. that by united effort of the
cachers and the citizens OF the state.
very body must read and write In
New Mexico In 1929. that We Wautl
/ pen or pencil iu every hand and q
newspaper ion every home; that we as
teachers and educators Will extend
he practical charity of helpng others
10 help themselves, that an ilhterate
taught is "a citizen emancipatCd. en-
lhled, enlightencd and elevated and
That before 1920. We will stamp out
literacy IN New Mexico and thereby
invite peace. prosperity ana happi-
ness.
You ask me how this task may be
accomplished before 1920. Each year,
! have been IN Office ] have outlined a
program. A state department without
q program is headed for nowhere and
gets nowhere / ann pleased to state
that my programs have, as "a rule,
been accomplished i'm a remarkable
degree. In addition TO carrying out
more fully my educational prosrams
! hope 20 inaueurate statewide
campaign this year to emancipate all
the men and women i'm this state now
enslaved i'm the bondage of illlteracN
by the following program.
First. A conference of the county 4
superintendent will soon be called I
for the purpose of a free and frank /
discussion of this subject and plans /
devised 10 secure an enumeration OF
iliterates in each school district OF
the state through competent enum-
orators. Without doubt the county SUI
perintendents win enter into the eX-
ecution of this plan with enthusiasm.
Apneal to Teachers.
Second. ] appeal now and will con-
tinue TO call upon all the teachers OF
the state. both public and private
upon every teacher i'm our high
schools. and state institutions, every
reorescntatNe of the press, every
business and professional man. ana
upon all who desire to promote edu-
cation and advance progress and inn
provement along all lines, to help IN
4 the great work Of education OF those
under 21 years of age and those up
ward of Fl years of age. ! shall APP
Ipeal TO every minister i'm the state 10
set apart some sunday in september
or early October as no iihlei atS
sunday" and to preach to their re
spectiNe congregations on the ulsau-
vantages of illiteracy to an individual
a community the church, ana the
state. because illteracy is the great
est barrier to the progress OF the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-23

SEAMLESS TAPESTRY RUGS,
som Al $3.50. now Sli.oo. NJ
FNBER'S BANkRUFT SALE, 2l3-
2t5 WEST GOLD AVENUE.
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FOR RENT-Offloe Rooms.

FOR RENT offices Apply d. p Maepher-
son Journal office
FOR RENT Office suite 10 Woodmen hula-
ing, after June ist Inquire ~ A. Mac
pherson. journal onice.
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IlIllcraCy a turse.
The purpose of this address is 20
eau attention Of the people OF TINS
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A. FLEISCEER
Tonns Fire Insurance
III South Fourth Street.
nEIP MANTED.

hii+i VIZ -
Maie
WANfEp-lron mooidefs s'eAuN s"r'.s
49,
WANTED ExneiIcnced waittess also oar-
peutors Employment Agency ilo south
Third street fAong VIZ
TOSIriONs secured stouosraphir ace
counting mere'nulr co"''l '""' a."
Mexico and Ntl1'nA 1Hi' S'tNN
WN-. ',.,-.
WANTED Middle as.u man ANA "l' w.
work on ine i""'n. w ..r
nv. r,oeh G.ed Oar.s ANA steady iou rr /
tt, rtcht tIn5 M bclp For uu information
.s5dress boa no. uouck Arizona.
Female.
WANTED louns Woman 70 ~ sewing
WANTED gfl Tor hoHH. "'iN a'', o.,
CENTRAL
,,-.,.-,,.,, t.....,t.,..t s,icsiaifr. al the
VIZ" i,-',o.1 y, "a
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NON sNI.I-NVisceIlancous.

1919. ~ = : --~-~S-S~~~~>~~-~>>
ron SALE hugey and harness ana WIN"
mu POS south Second
r71 -i7--Irlsh Nal f0r boy to years,
Noary now Amply iut west cynual
sam, SALE underwood typewritcr good
nrder s9o 1ib Second street Phone J5G 4
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w bsnn tiol Nrrh Second
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FOR sAl.h ~" .,,, 5ri,,r 3 zoo
'hotm'iH 9iN '"... - ~ h.,sht f,r /
WN'@ Soy "'p',.n u,... .f .or 81 500. ,
,lVoU l,..,or Campanv CORNER rourh and
cenirI avenue
-.,,, s1T-F tuned all dnnE tahit and
'Vl ,t,ir. nu0,f NI,tr.a elec-
,, r.,,r .1l chairs uuuirun. tIldns ,lu-
r.f,ireratar machine dishes aud
you zine uolv picture @eHd ,ets'uyt
NaNuIa and Cor RUSS ih 'N'h'"N'
Walter street.
RON SNT.F- Furniture of tour r'"n house.
ruusi~tnE ot Player piano, Hlrtl ll"ht.
ouurtcrpd oaN book ease lHn'ts oDu
stoiIs aIdeboar1. htchcn ribiu't. afess'l
/ s-uEht chandelier iarer h1H t'',N' v"','
! typewriter ANA some a.,nr. la Mn
~ MA pieces ana handmade $40 slek can
] SID saufh Walter
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FOR SAIlE--roultry aud Eegs,
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FOR SALE- Homer and FrcnDh 'aturNuN
piFeanr breeding sIoch aha ,"ous ,,...
IT 49, wells 8oN l'l- ''a N'""4"'' WA"
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