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Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-11-11
PUBLIC SALE
At my place 8 miles west, 81
miles south of Estancia, on

At my place 8 miles west, 81
miles south of Estancia, on
TUESDAY, NOV. 16, 1915.
Beginning at 10 o'clock a, m.
sharp, l will sell at public auction
without reserve, the following
described property:
Live Stock-1 span of mares, l
span of 2-year-old fillies, l span
yearling fillies, yearling jack. l
beef cow, 3 milk cows giving
milk, l yesrling heifer, 3 early
heifer calves, 2 large fat hogs.
l sucking colt.
Implements and Household
Goods Mccormick mower, l
large disc, 1 shovel cultivator, l
surface cultivator, l stirring
plow, l harrow, l corn planter,
l portable corn cutter, l buggy,
l heavy mountain wagon, l set
chain harness, large range cook
stove, l round extension dining
table, kitchen cupboard and cab.
met, 6 dining room chairs, !
rocker, 1 bed, l dresser, 1 double
couch, l sewing machine, l writ
ing desk, 2 stands, book rack,
l washing machine.
About 25 acres of shock corn,
stack Of. oats hay, stack of millet
hay, stack Of bean hulls, about
100 hens and a lot of spring
chickens.
Many smaller articles.
Terms, cash.
T. F. MULLEN.
Hipo Auofiopoor
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-11-11
THE YOUTHS COMPANION
CALENDAR FOR 1916.

The publishers of The Youths s
Companion will, as always at
this season, present to every SUBJ
scriber whose subscription is
paid for 1916, a Calendar for the
new year. 1t is gem of calen-
dar- making. The decorative
mounting is rich, but the main
purpose has been to produce a
calendar that is useful, and that
purpose has been achieved.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-11-11
A A. Hine, Auctioneer.

The fine fall weather Was in
terrupted Wednesday by a cold
snap, accompanied by rain and
snow. The snow was quite
heavy in the San Pedro mount
aims, not so heavy in the Sandia
and Manzano, while in the val
ley the precipitation was prac-
tically all in the form of rain,
with a very little snow.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-11-11
WHAT'S DOING
ABOUT TOWN

Wanted, q load Of ear corn
Inquire at this office.
For Sale, two dark brown mare
mules, a and 5 years Odd. M
Short.
There will be box supper al
the Blaney school house Thanks,
giving night.
Fine Clothes. For an up-to-
date suit, and guaranteed fit,
see S. N. Jenson.
Second hand car. cheap. In
good repair, just overhauled.
Call at this office.
Pure bred bronze turkeys. AL
so fat turkyes for Thanksgiving.
Mrs. j. M. Caddy.
Sale of live stock, implements
and household goods at r. F..
Mullen's next Tuesday.
Grade school report cards for
sale at this office. Sent post
paid at the rate of zoe per dozen.
E. P. Greer was in Mountain
air from Saturday till Monday
visiting his old friend, John W.
Corbett.
Mrs George Terrence of Nc
Intosh was among the teachers
attending the meeting here last
Saturday.
r. C, Dillon of Encino passed
through here the latter part of
last week on his way to Albu-
querque on business.
Superintendent Burt, Mrs.
Veal and Mrs. Corbett were over
from Mountainair Saturday at
tending the teachers meeting.
To Lease-640 acres grass,
patented, all enclosed; two good
wells; plenty of open range ad-
joining. Inquire this office.
9-23-tf
Tom Rapkoch, the efficient and
accommodating deputy county
clerk, went to Santa Fe Tuesday,
to remain several days attending
to business matters.
D. M. Short says he has raised
the best crops this year since
coming to the valley. He had
but twenty-five acres Of beans,
corn and millet, but it is good.
A. Turk. who came here some
time ago from Texas, has moved
to Lucy, where he has taken a
half,section homestead and will
engage in the cattle business.
Rev N. W. Bard returned last
Friday from Nara Visa, where
he had been assisting in a pro-
tracted meeting. He reports a
successful series of meetings at
that place.
Baptist Aid Society will serve
lunch at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mullen during the sale
Tuesday, November 18Th. Also
dinner Thursday, November 18th
in Estancia at the Club Room.
Rev. R. A. Farley of Mount
ainair was here the first of the
week. Mrs. Farley has been
sick at their homestead in east
ern New Mexico, and Mr.. Farley
has been having quite a siren
uous time trying to be with her
as much IS possible and at the
same time fill his appointments
in this county.
T. F. Mullen will have sale
of live stock, implements and
household goods next Tuesday.
He is getting ready to return to
Kansas. He has a farm in
Greenwood county, Kansas, and
will try it there for a time. We
confidently expect to see him
back in the Estancia valley be-
fore many years.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-11-11

Little Jacquelina Rousseau
went to Mcintosh this morniog
to visit her mother.
Rev. Grant left this morning
to fill his appointments in the
north end of the valley.
Mrs. Antonio Salazar went tC
Santa Fe this morning to visit
her daughter who is in school
there.
Attend T. F. Mullen's sale
next Tuesday, and learn what
property is worth in the Estan-
cia valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hoover
went to Albuquerque the first of
the week, taking load of beans.
They will return Saturday.
For Sale, cook stove, dishes,
cupboard and table, cot, work
bench and carpenter tools. All
not sold by Nov. 18 will be sold
at auction that date w. W.
Richards.
The teachers meeting held
here last Saturday was we'll at
tended and a very interesting
meeting is reported. The pro-
gram was carried out substan-
TALLY as published.
j. r. Smith, who was here
last year and traded for the Rev.
Edwards place, has returned,
and occupies the Hamilton house
at the west side of town. He
has been in the northern part of
the state.
Strayed, 3 cows; l white face
dehorned, l white face with rope
on horns, l red one horned COW;
all branded N on neck, bar on
side and 4 on left hip-Joe Ed.
Lucy, N. M.
Owing to the delay caused by
the changes ordered by the state
tax commission and the conse-
quent necessity of revising the
levy, it has been impossible for
the assessor to make up the tax
rolls. Hence the rolls are not in
the hands of the treasurer and
tax receipts cannot be written.
With the utmost diligence on
the part Of the assessor and his
assistants it is probable that the
rolls will be ready the latter
part of this month, but the exact
date cannot be given.
H. L. Matthews has completed
the threshing of his bean crop,
grown on one hundred and fifty
acres, and amounting to 104, 160
About the first of Sep
tember he sold 10000 pounds at
three cents, which he has loaded
for shipment. He has been of
fered a better price for the bal
ance of his crop, but will hold
them for a greater advance. Be-
sides his beans, ha had twenty
five acres in corn, twenty five
acres in small grain, ten acres
in millet and two acres in pota-
toes, ali of which made good re
turns. This crop of two hun
drPd and twelve acres was grown
and cultivated by Mr.. Matthews
and his two sons, using three
teams. Not a bad years work.
About thirty-five members and
friends of the Methodist church
met at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
C. J. Amble last Friday night to
spend the evening with Rev and
Mrs. N. W. Bard, the new pastor
of the church. A splendid pro-
gram of music, both instrument
al and vocal was rendered by
Mesdames Clark, Garnett and
Bard, Miss Crawford and Rev.
Mr.. Bard. A number of Sc
lections on the Victrola were also
enjoyed by the crowd. Fruit
punch and cake were served by
the Ladies Aid during the even
ing, closing a most pleasant at
fair.
Estancia news-herald. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1912-19??, 1915-11-11
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

COl ucu uuIlus5 ullc luOl1Gll VI w
tober:
Warranty Deeds
Juan Ortiz to Librado Valen-
cia, land in Manzano, 81 and 9TH
er considerations.
j A Constant to Myrtle M
Adams, Sc or 1879, $40.
Juan Lucero y Maldonado to
Juan 9 Jaramillo, land in Tore
on,$1O.
Marquis L Hardin to F L A
Hamilton, lots 2, hf NV or z
70, $40.
Thomas A Boone TO G H Oder,
W hf sw or 5, e hf Sc or 6-4-8,
100000.
Saturnino Lueras to J B Pita-
val, land in $40, 81.
H F Carstens to j j McCabe,
all that part of ne or 24-8-8 lying
east of N M G r r, $6,O00.00.
Mary E Williams to Noah A
Purkey, land in fatigue Grant,
81 and other considerations.
Willis J Goodwin to William A
Richardson, e hf ne or 30, W hf
NV or 1858, 100000.
It G Pollard to Edith M Nor
rison, n hf Sc or, $ hf ne or So
IA, $4,000 and exchange of prop
erty.
A j Green to Barnet D Frei-
linger, ne or 177-10, 81 and 9TH
er considerations.
Crist Paskesen to Savino San
doval, lot 2 blk 9 Duran, $1,000.
Juan j Peila to Emiterio Ma
drill, sw Or Sc or 10, n hf NV or
30-3-14, $125.0O.
Natividad Pefla to Manuel S
Madril, W hf NV or 30, hf ne
or 3O'3-14, S26O.OO.
S M King to j M Cain, S hf Sc
Or 27-7-8, 81 and other consider
ations.
Nicanor Jaramillo to T G Pol
lard, hf Sc or, S hf ne or so
IA, 81 and other considerations
A r Cecil to IT G Pollard, W hf
NV Or 30-5-14; e hf ne or 25-5-13;
lots 10 to 20 inc East add Encino,
$2,500.00.
Nicanor Trujillo to Charles A
Jennings, sw or Sc Or 27-7-14,
$1,495.00.
James A Dye to DR. Charles F
Edmonston, sw or 7-5-7, 81 and
other considerations.
A W Dallman to Lucy A Craw-
ford, Sc or 36-7-8, 81, ,25O.00
Harvey Crist to Bias Duran,
lots 17-18-19 blk 20 Crist addi
tion Duran, $4,000.
William G Smith to Hiram r
Palmer, NV or 1919, 81 and
other considerations.
famous Tablet and j E Bryan,
to Nora Geneva Bryan, ne or 32-
5-S, 81 and other considerations.
Carl B Hast to D Noonan, lot
10 blk 26 Moriarty, 81 and other
considerations.
Custer Brewer to j B Livesay,
NV or 20-9-10, ST.
j B French to Corona Trading
Co, NV or sw or 1928, S500.O0.
Mrs. Adilee Matthews to Ruby
Burt, lots blk 23 Mountainair, 81.
Orville T Nye to w w Wag-
ner, W hf sw or 26-8-8, $4,000.
G w Bowers to H F. Carstens,
that part of ne or 24-8-8 east of
N IN G r r, 100000.
Ella Freilinger to W A Cross,
W hf NV Or. w hf Sw or 81 10,
ST and other considerations.
Flora Burruss to Robert b
Burruss, undivided half interest
ne or 34-7-9, $250.00.
Bertha e Rhonemus to Robert
E Burruss, undivided half inter
est ne or 34-7-9, S250.00.
julius A Vicknair to Robert E
Burruss, sw qr'33-7-9, $500 100.
Quit Claim Deeds
j A Constant to w G Smith n
hf NV or "a, hf sw or PTS,
$1,000.
A w Wilkerson to j F Johnson
and M M Hawkins, ne Or 1857,
81.
SIP r r to Hugo Seaberg,
644.39 acres in Lincoln, Tor
rance, Curry, Guadalupe, Union,
Mora, Grant and Socorro coun-
ties, $2,733.30.
U. S. Patents
Frederick f Fisher, W hf Sc
or, e hf sw or 1899.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
"CARDUI IS A
SPLENDID TONIC"
Says Boyd Lady in Telling Of Her
Experience With Cardui. Recon-
mends Il To Others.

Ru,d Am About -,N years ago."
write, Mr., Emma M.Hrdr ot This
place II got run down 200 health. .
NV weight went down ro loss than
no. aud / am O. large women, and
have large BONES Ny usual weight Is
much more I got % very bad com
plcylou and wa. dark under my eyes. ..
/ kept getting worse nll the time
would be- so very nervous that at
times, ld have nervous uhi'.s couldn't
rest well at night lu .omr time |
suffered great pain lu stomach or
lower abdomen hips. luf' side and
back also had a duIl headache |
could hardly do my work ul a.l could
only drng around all the lmr and
finally fnr . weeks | was confined 10
my bed uud suffered grcnl H-uW nll
the time
Mrs uf Boyd. recommended
that take C0rdui began using 10
aud when started ON the second bot
tie. / could src that ! WIS gettiug q
whole lut better After using the third
bottle. fplt / didn't need amy mur,
medicine whatever never had am
other nervous spell after taking IN,
CnrdLi. .. Ms a splendid tonic
do hope women suffering AS | did VII
use it'
n yuu suffer %, This lady did, tr,
Cnr,ul. the woman. tonir For ,Ol,
by all druggist, Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
DIES AT SwEETnE,RTS FEET
Boy Shot by Accident While Showing
Girl His Revolver

I'm the presence uf hlg girl sweet
heart Earle Elliott 10 years old, of
a535 Elliott street shot himself acci
dentally and died five minutes later
In West PHILADELPHIA Homeopathic
hospital.
Elliott called to ace Miss Mildred
Reilly, " l23S North Couestoga street,
about o'clock. The pair went into
the parlor Of the house and Mr.. and
Mrs Reilly remained In n rear room.
Shortly afterward the girls parents
heard shot and ran into the room,
90 find the youth lying ON the floor
shot through the hend
Earle had been here only about ten
minutes the girl told the police,
when he pulled ont revolver and
said he was going To shoot at the
clock holding the revolver up In front
N him and aiming at the clock
Sv7 Don't do that, said, aud as |
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13

A valuable dressing for flesh
wounds, burns, scalds. old sores, rash.
chafed skin, Is BALLARDS SNOW
1t is both healing aud an.
tiseptic Price 2jc. zoe and SlOO per
bottle Sold by Westfall Drug Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13

said It | tried to pun his arm down.
He said he wouldn't and then / pulled
his hand away. The revolver went
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13

the next meeting lu November will
be- announced later
The Emerson School Patrons club
viii meet l'rttils. afternoon at . 80
o'clock In the kNtrrnrtcn room The
program will Include O. talk boy the
principal of the schooI Mr. John How
ard Payne
The louug lAdir, Sudulity Of St
Joscph's Cathedral will have an open
meeting Thursday evening from eight
to 10 o'clock Zoo Cathedral Hall All
young people uf the parish are invited
tu attend
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
O. Wright Sells His
A eroplane Business
Member Of ". ". Johns Manyillc Com.
many l. Interested in Purchase
iirman's Plans Not Made Public

NEW YORK, Oct. l3-Orvillc
Wright has sold his entire interest in
ihr Wright Acrupunc company at
Dayton, ohio 10 syndicate consist
mg of William B. Thompson. August
II Wiggin. president Of the Chnsc Na.
lluual bank VI Ncw York, and T.
Frank Mauyillc of the II. " Johns
Nnuyillr company according 10 an an.
mnurrment made here today.
The Land Of Bobby Burns
The autipnthy which Dr Johnson
bore to Scotland was not singular or
Unprecedented Lord Stanley came
plainly dressed to request private
audience " King james I. 4 gayly
lrr->"d Srptchman refused him admit
murr into thD kings closet The king
hrnrlug gn alteration between the
ivu. came ont and inquired the cause.
Ny lirgc" said Lord Stanley this
.ny rpuntrymuu ~ yours has refused
me- udmillnucr 10 your presence"
Cousin said the King, how shall
I punish him Shall send him IN
'hp tuwerT"
'uh, mo-, my llcgc" replied Lord
stanley 'inflict scyrrcr punishment,
send him back tu Scutlnnd.'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13

Unpaid telephone hills fur the month
" October are past duu. II not paid by
) n. m. NJ the 18TH .rylrr viii hr di'.
continued riuurrr rrI 4 rul Co
Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-08
VITAL STATISTICS


" praErr 80. Seattle. and Carrie
n Drsssr. -. seattle.
Patrick FiAhert1. seattle. and Chrisiins
! Petersen. seatfis
George u Mitchell a. Everett and
Bertha AZ Anderson. a.. Everett
L.st J. I4AFsan. -. seattle. and Lydia
Aaisnn. -. seattle
Geo. a HeaE.rfs. Tacoma ard Mamie
q Nash. Portland.
= " Olson. seattle. and /. I.ar'cn
Seattle
g.. Cor. e. Seattle sad Cora "
Crawford - seattle
q ". rost - Edmonds and Juanita
| Bacon. a. Efmonds
julius i.averrue. Cumberland. and
clara Matthi~s Cumberland
B-ni p Roons s. seattle and Kaih-
rYn irene pssy, "a Seattle.
Births
Ms sud NJ a. X. fssaeoa. 100 Ian.
Nir. sud Mr. X Tsrso 81 Eighth ave
son February 20.
Mr.. and Sir ~ cydt 1875 Ieh sv,
Daughter March
Me- and AZ A. Corey. ss7 Harley
49, son March
Mrs. aut NJ y no-i etop tsth ave
daughter. February -
Mr. and Nj g. Finnay. s.e1 Falr-
banks - son. February -.
Nrs sud Mr. \ T. Testaii. tsta 7ard
Az. q son. February Is
Mr. and ar Mooney. tfoS Seventh
ave son February a.
Ms and NJ e. " 0ii,hers 72o FideiEo
81 daughter. March
Mr- and Str WIN Moore kinE county
hospital daughter Februarv 81
Mrs and AIR " > icnson II. eete
W sard 81 son. March 2
Mrr and Mr Eric Nnrd eos " itih
st. daughter March
Mrs and Mr ". G. rerro. daughter.
Nut suiher 20.
Mr.. and ar John smith. ii5 Fourth
ave ~ daughter. February IS
Death.
Laura y wissinEer. %. Providence hos
pitsi March 4
WIN 4. Weir s. Providence hospital
March
samuel Pierce g. Crystal Hotel
March
IDA NJ sloan IS, IVES, side hospital
March
Patrick J. MURPHY 81 1919 18Th ave.
March
Divorces Asked
Nina Fav Edwards - Geo II Edwards
CRUELTY. Margaret u. walsh vs. Gee. T.
Walsh nom support
Divorces Granted
Minnie Ruhenstein from David Ruben
stein. Agnes scharer from Herman
sharsr Eleanor "a Baver from Geo. G
paysr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-08
SENATE 7R rs
TO GET EVEN

OLYMPIA. March s.--Piqued by
the decision Of the supreme court
on the McArdle bin emergency
clnuEe, the senate today called
bacl, House 1911 ~. the horticultu.
raj code. and struck the emergency
clause from a.
Taylor OF Kipg ne,t attacked
House 1911 no 30. on passage. aud
his motion 10 remove the emergen.
cy clause from the bill. which np-
proprlatea $4,000 for the dcporta-
lion ~ alien insane, now cared for
a. state expense. was carried. The
bin passed. though the supreme
court merely declared that the leg
islaturc could not declare an emer-
gcncy when none existed
The legislative leaders intend 10
strike the clause from every meas.
ure relating 10 the state admins
tration 10 punish the governor FOR
appealing 10 the courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-08
ISN'T HARRY A
STUBBORN CUSS

comptroller. and says he, too. has
the veto power over the council.
He SAYS he's going to veto the
$4,000 appropriation for the mu-
nicipal railway recently passed and
approved by Mayor Gill.
Since the mayor didn't veto II,
Harry viii. ne SAYS.
He's not going TO sign the war
rants when they come TO him on
March %. says Harry.
He SAYS he isn't satisfied the ap-
preparation meets with the terms
OF the Renick bill. and he wants
the matter tested in courts
Harry must be grooming himself
90 run for mayor,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-08
BURBANK EXPERT
WILL LECTURE At
BON MARChE STORE

Tuesday at 30 p. m on the
fourth floor OF the Bon Marche. Mr..
Boegles. personal acquaintance
Of Luther Burbank. will give free
illustrated lecture entitled. Luther
Burbank. the Man. and His Work. %
A thorough discussion aud dem
onstration OF the culture OF flow
ers. fruits and vegetables comprises
the subject matter OF this lecture
Those who were unable 20 be pres
ent Saturday afternoon VIII be
pleased Ia know that Mr. Boegles
has consented 10 repeat his lee
turo. and all who are Interested
are cordially Invited
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-08
AUTO HITS MAN
and RAMS POLE

\ msn said by police 20 be Harry
Dunn. b13 Temple place. demon
strator for the Northwest Buick
Co.. ran down !. A. Dunn. Of 1893
Belmont ave. early Sunday morn
Ing. az Belmont and Pine A.
After striking Dunn. the auto.
which was brand new. swerved into
an Iron lamp post, uprooting f. The
Impact pulled the solid concrete
base Of the post completely from
the ground.
Dunn lay unconscious on the
sidewalk nearly half an hour be-
fore being removed TO the Minor
hospital lIo left the hospital Sun
day morning
The police say Dunn was not
registered 20 drive the car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-08

stalls 10s-iIA hiE cans milk. .
cans soups etc. 2 pkgs corn flakes. lSc'
10 bars laundry soap. G5c. stalls 2, Z. g.
e. fancy round steak, t7c H.. sirloiu
steak l7c To-. pot roast. Toe 10 tehc m
country pork sausage. lbs 2ac fame,
hams Ice M stalls 1854. huck~h~a'
flour ioc pkg lb, beans use, 2 lbs
coffee CSC. Stall %. fancy sharp cream
cheese i5c 10 stalls 1879. fresh wash
inston butter sbc 10 cottage cheese roc
III. local ranch eggs 2bc doz Sunkisi
oranges loo dor Florida grapefruit. Sc
each winesap apples ioc dor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-08
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stall cip larn" cans milk. 2tc, iec
cans tamales ii,. Toe Jars marruelRde.
i6c Stall .o4. French prunes loo III
lhs macaroni. zoe, 2 cans pork aud
beam. 25c stalls s0o-4lb good eating
apples DC dos sunkist oranges. Toe doE.
mixed auts. i5c a. stall 3to asparagus,
aOo ~ fresh green peas. g5c 10. fancy
rhubarb. t6e ~ Stall ate egK plant. Ice
each. celery largo bunch Be-. attichokes.
zoe each. stall 1905. full cream cheese.
zoe 10 limhurEer cheese. 25c 10 fresh
ranch egga 2bc doE stall lOS Norway
mackerel FOR 25c. primost. Toe 10.
boiled ham. 25c No.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-08
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stall ~. s lbs fine graduated sugar
4Tc stalls 9Ss77. fresh pRsteuriSed milk
&c at. ac pit stall 1928. zoe sardncs, loo
stan i6oa. pt can pure Italian olive OH
gbc. stall &c. fresh dressed chickens 10,
No stall 55. home made iellieS ac glass
stbll "a 800 cans peaches. ltc.- stall t.
@ zoe bars soap i5c. stall 30, p cans
tomatoes g6c stalls At-sb doy or.
Ruges i6c Stalls ! and I? best Yakims
potatue- ttlt. delivered onions q lbs
Toe stan o.. fresh churned butter. los
4 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-03-08

stalls 1i.iA new honey 1ac comb
Naptha SOAP bars 26c. ginger snaps, Toe
M stall a. smelt. 2 lbs ibc, solo. lbs
use StalIs i6.t1 celery. Sc stalk. Yakima
potatoes % lbs zoe. stall 30. bananas
gee dor oranKcs roo doz. doE 2bc
stall A. Heinr piceaiHlI. 2oc pit. . 100
Ina,es bread 15c stall rs, full cream
cheese 1Sc ID I large cans Wild Rose
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