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The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03
WOMAN ALL RUN DOWN

Made Strong And Well BY vinoI.
Waynesboro, Pa.-'I was all run
down after a hard spell of bronchitis
SO it was hard for me TO Keep about
had pains in my chest and took cold
easily. A friend asked me TO try Vincl-
did and 1t built me up SO I am strong,
and well and am able to do my house
work which ] had not done for three
months before taking Vinoi"-Mrs. Y
r. Horbough, Waynesboro, Pa.
Vinol creates an appetite, aids diges-
tion, makes pure blood and creates
strength. Your money back IL 1t fails
The Century Drug Store, Hatties-
burg, Miss. and at leading drug stores
everywhere.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03
FOR THE BALLROOM GIRL.

This is the age of progress. the
philosophers say, and the newest step
n progress is to save space for the
Hallroom Girl. Many bachelor maid
en- who keeps a modest little apart
ment pays SO much for it that the
problem of laundry is no small worry
to her. Various solutions, all more or
less successful, have been offered, and
the last is The alcohol iron.
! If you are in the habit of doing up
a few little pieces in your room, a
collar blouse or few handkerchiefs,
YOU probab share in the feeling OF
apprehension which affects most board
ers, the fear that your gracious land
lady will charge you for gas or kick.
Even the useful electric iron cannot
save you from her anathema. The in
sendity of the alcohol iron is apparent
There are, first of all, no connec
tions on the iron, but place inside
where the flame is burning 1t heats
in a very few minutes, and has abso
lutely no odor. You can burn it foi
Fan hour at a total cost of cents. The
alcohol consumed is trifing, and yoI
use the denatured and specia ly pre-
pared chafing-dish variety for so cent!
gallon. There cen be no objection
to the use of this iron on the grount
of expense--you pay for The a."oho
| Yourself, and there is no connectio,
in the room. Then, too, as the iron i
hollow, to make place for the fame
the weight of it is greatly reduced.
You can buy one in mostly any VI
to-date department store for 1926.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03
CHURCH AND BENEVOLENT
SOCIETIES.

Circle Meeting.
Circle No. 2 of Main Street Metho-
dist w. NJ. S. will meet at Mrs. l.. C.
Cochran's at 3 Thursday afternoon.
:-->-c
Sunday School Class.
Mrs. Sudie Crawford's Class of the
Main Street Baptist Sunday school
will meet Thursday afternoon in the
class room and hold business and
social meeting between the hours OF
three-thirty and five. All members are
especially urged to be present.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03
JEWS CAUSE A PROBLEM.
(Bv Associated PresS.l

Alexandria, Egypt, March 3.-The
large numbers of Jewish refugees who
are reaching this city from Palestine
are becoming serious problem here
They are brought without charge by
the American cruiser Tennessee from
Jaffa, and available accommodations
here are already strained to the ut
most.
The refugees report that pro
nounced anti-Semitic persecution ha:
been started around Jaffa. owing Il
the charge that the Jews favor q
allies. Nm
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03
ON THE SICK LIST.

Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. e. Ed
wards will be sorry to learn that their
little son, Gerald, is ill.
.:-@-.:
Friends of Prof. j. M. Riggs will be
glad to learn that he is improving
from his recent very serious illness at
his home no West Fourth street
$->N
DR.. ]. J. Stevens is much improved
and Is expected to leave Touro In
Urinary in New Orleans and return t.
his home here, very soon.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03
NEWSPAPERS FOR rRENcHES
fBv Associdt cd Press.)

Dunl1irk, March 3.-Almost every
long stretch of trench has its weekly
which combines sober Of
fetal orders and reports Of the weeks
lighting with humorous sailies-and per
s6nal .jottings Of the most intimate
character. A recent review Of the
Trench Press" shows list OF nearl,
score OF periodicals which have beer
published with sufficient continuity
TO Justify their mention as establish
ed papers,"
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03
cATsUP WHILE YOU WAIT.

Although it Is supposed that catsup
can be put up only in the fall when
tomatoes are plentiful have for years
used the following recipe, which my
family calls "catsup while you wait"
which can be made any time, even IN
the winter ] make 1t in the forenoonS
when | am doing other cooking and
can watch 1t; 1t requires little time
and has proved delicious.
One large No. can Of tomatoes. &
medium onions, chopped fine; me
dum bunch of celery, scant half cup
of salt, generous half cup of sugar
| teaspoonful each of allspice and
cloves, 1-2 teaspoonful yellow mustard
Ia or more teaspoonful red pepper
~ cup of vinegar
Mix spices smooth with vinegar ana
add to other ingredients. Cook slow
| for one hour. 1t can be used eithei
strained or unstrained, and will kee'
| pen in a cool place for some time, OF
may be quickly bottled. Mrs, E. c. X
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03

lyuid "a. ifihndin .
v e g e ia bic Com
pound. When ! first
began taking it L
was suffering from
female troubles for
some time and had
almost all kinds az
aches--pains in low-
er part of back and
in sides, and press
ing down pains 1
could not sleep aud
-.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03

A patent has been granted for a
glass refrigerator, built up on a steel
frame and with an insulating air space
between the inner and outer walls.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03
al CODED HORSES TO BE SOLD.
(Bu Associated Press.3

London, March 3.-Blooded horses
he,onging to the stable of Prince Kin
sky of Austria, an allen enemy are
70 he sold to satisfy the claims OF the
estate of the late Hon. Francis Lamb
TON their trainer. Heretofore, only
horses belonging to the hostile govern
ments have been seized, while private
owners escaped. But the Home Secre
tarv has granted a license to tne
oxoo,,or Of Iambtones sen thirteen
racers, including Mediator the
rosidue Of the sale will remain II
trust until after the war, since h'
no,av can now be remitted to the
Prince. ~
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03

Official estimates place the number
of horses in the world at 100,000,000,
of which Russia has about 25,000,00O
and the United States about 24.000,OOO.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03

An Englishman has invented a ma
chine that utilizes waste strips Of
wood by dovetailing and glueing them
together into boards OF any desired
width.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03

A pipe soldered on the outside OF n
new funnel provides an air vent when
it is placed in bottle SO that liquids
poured into the funnel will not
oN.rfiow II. -.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03

2 Rose Mcleod. .
N<<<<<%<<~< = = = = <<<%
message of the Springtime is what
I'm longin' for,
violet underneath the snow, a crocus
BY the door.
I message of the Springtime,
4 To spread my wings and fly
4 To mest the first winged courier !
FrGYs bright blue sprinstime sky
kvts hllsb Of Winter weary with their
bIissards and their snow.
y nnt to hear a message that will |
~ make them want to go.
message Of the Springtime, J
0a the rosy lips Of May,
THAT sing of love and lilies
10 the lap of lazy day.
:.-%-1
Mrs J. D. Pullen, OF Jackson, comes
tOmorrow to spend several days with
Mrs. L. c. Waller, at her home on
Forrest street,
I Club Postponed.
The meeting of the Leofast Club
(scheduled for Saturday, is postponed
until next week.
c,-@--.j
Mrs. J. M. stevens and children,
John Morgan, Jr., and Emily White,
returned Tuesday evening from Gulf
port, where they spent week with
Judge Stevens ,.--.
So:
Miss Frances McGriff, OF Hawkins
Vile, Ca, and Miss Julia Anderson
lof Macea Ga, came Monday to be
|guests a Mfs. M. A. Hoffman, at her
home onv Second avenue.
..L%-.:.
! Mr. and Mrs. R. l.. Edwards, Mr.
and Mrs. A.s M. Moore, Of this city
and MI. and Mrs. J.nF. Ruftin, Of New
I Augusta, are among those who viii at
epd the marriage Of Miss Leila Henr!
and Mr.. Tom Jerry, in LaTrel Thurs
day afternoon,
$50:
Dinner Party.
An event of last evening was pref
dinner party at which Mrs. b. 4
,tes entertained a few friends a
her home on Second avenue, in mono
oi Mrs. f. S. Lindsey, of Dallas lex
.,a Misc Lillian Garrett, of Brookha'
III, A color scheme of red and Whit
v,s developed in the table decoration
.,a -,t flowers were used as eente
,,a.a A seven-course menu wa
.,,voa Mrs. A. L. Jones, Mrs. F. v
n,Ds and Miss Marie Funk snare
~. Measure with the honor guests
49,:
Dance At Hotel. .,.
NJ, Mimms Holmes was host
dalIgb;fa. informal dance last eV
,,,, at Hotel Hattiesburg. Music II
4 ns evening was furnished BY q sna
mehestra, and an elaborate pr0gra r,
,arca music was rendered II
.onos for the evening we're M
Mr 4 NJ. Jones and Mr. and MI
x AUs Others enjoying M
ao,u Hospitality we're Misses Cls
,,,us- FIorine Miner, Ruth bo~e
:. nar 'aOns Norton, Laura West. Ii,
n.rt Arden Kelly; Messrs' II. b
.' v,a . Edge, E. Nixon. W. Duke
IN MI nr,s, 8. H. Kerneshan' j. harr,S'
D'I = nooslagel ]. F. Rogers c. koie'
~ Mcdonald, R. Farr' D. osis,''
+ uomes, T. Jackson, L. csmp0e'''
p.msey, G. Gibbs, M. ste9me'
h'n'''' .--~-e II
STUDENTS Recital. :. ,,,ss
T,a Young musicians Of Miss
. ~. uvde's piano class won
pa.v ss recognition from shS sud'sf
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03
= . = go = e%>%~ q a
SOCIAL CALENDAR. .
thursday, March 4th,

4 Thursday, March 4th. .
Afternoon, 8 o'clock: Study =
e'uO' hostesses, Mrs. E. L. Rob- .
ns' Miss Matte Houston, at =
home of former. q
Afternoon, $3.50 o'clock, The =
\ Art Club; hostess, Miss Frances =
Ferguson. a
' Evening, s o'clock: First Bap. =
ust b. Y. P. U. banquet; Annex .
= dining room. q
Z Friday, March 5th. .
'Ns Aan, o'clock: Priscil- .
llan Ilfoidery Club; hostess, .
mrs. ~ Swittenberg .
4 Afternoon, $3.50 o'clock: City =
Federation, Commercial Club. .
!" Afternoon, 4 o'clock: Frances .
' Willard Memorial under auspices =
Of the W. c. T. U. at home of .
Mrs. s. L. Heidelberg. =
I Saturday, March 9th. .
4 Afternoon, $3.50 o'clock. So =
wania Cub; hostess, Miss Annie =
Rose Mcleod. .
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03
MRS. LYONS
ACHES. And PAINS
Have All Gone Since Taking
Lydia E. Pinlkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Terre Hill, Pa" Kindly permit me
to give you my Testimonial in favor Of
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03

.nn6<< pIss IN Hawaii. fg.1
Nav pineapple farm OF the
xorlA rest pineapple cannery
IN the pear Honolulu
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03

STUDENTS Recital. ,,,s. 40.
.m aaA uyde's piano class won 90,
..,,sd recognition from 'n"
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-03-03

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The evening world., 1915-01-06

But the dollar" stosy wss only ruse EN-.
ployed BY the tramp to shake of pursuit, for
he pushes Mark a1ainst seat, Marks isedd
unconscious. Continued fo-nvoyrop. p,
The evening world., 1915-01-06

0OOOuWs
saek e.scs y going back iase
2501ego w. eammis viii aasiss
~ Fruhman In arranging The
- Fund bsosat.
Ioliing 0tonss." by Edgar Sslwyn.
- go q the Ia sale opsra HOUSE.
1oA0o, Fob. ].
3 - burhaa. mAnAgips editor Of ths
oGAlngton Ttmss, insDeetsd the ~.
- 1lstrtct yesterday and gave it his
1DgUval.
wiz Harold has Transferred his
y yin entertain at the Palace next
- Wsbsr has arranged 20 prsesat
- nv poay. '.fhs rallsn IDOL" At
= q The 8huhsrt theatres here soon.
l11aurtcs Camvbsli 10 . mighty co.,
1ou0nnt husband 70 have around. He
- written his via. HenrtettA Cros-
-. . yaudsvtns sksteh ealssd THOU
kSossSS KsIIsrnann,s nusleal play
~ r. - oellod 'sThs No1el Oisl." In
y GuDoors Wtl1 ~ Dd1th Dockeg, Ous
g0nS. 0uhsrt Wilhte. T0d Wtlsoa.
- WNoaton ana others. yfAnk
14hsoo ~ stags u.
f0Av Ln9ury" vii mevo erom tAo
EDo61no - the comsAy Theatre Mo-
\. Aflsr Q wsek IN DrooklyA Mario
noost, nov ~ TIE Coosdy. win ee-
: farewell Amsstoan tour.
{I1vtA Deaaseo p,ans 70 pressnt
00oos otASr IN hsr new Hodgss.
oyval paay aftss her New Yoek en-
DUonf IN "AAsts-Odls Then
= oearr wiai % on tour WITH both
SiIdrsn Of EastA," Winthrop
A4a9s peoductaon Of Alice nsown's
80 plAy. vas presentsd the nrst
~. New Aaveo. last night.
II you think Marc Dreasler y gulng
- 20 her country place. OAals. near
n0Dor. W., next summer. you're
6Dl1y foolsd. No. sirl she's going 70
10 . eummer homo near Rye.
z. Anaie Hughaa, IN Engilsh actrsao,
~ 20 have been the original Littis
- Tsuu1leroy, u 10 have q role In
- Clever Onss" at the Punch and
~ TheaArs.
1nsh secrscy 10 bsins ,naintsinsd
= % the nature OF the next Hippo
IDona ehow. Many belisve. however.
" = oosapio Of EnSiishmen named OIL
EG1e end sullivan were hers they
- Gptil the beana.
Uognard Granville will round out Q
- year - the Winter 0Ardsn neg,
onAAy. He viii celebrate by Sivins
NGnpper on the stage. with real loo
= - butter. He 10 prspartns an
=. Wilttem J. Fleming, who u At.
~ VseA Ward In Troy, N. T.,
- that his patient u settinG
- niesly ana wsii b. rsmovsd q
InAe by the end Of The wssk.
- lglss1nS Ung." book by 0sorgS
~ OtoAAard. lyrSos By frodassol
Do1asa and music oy Hugo yssy
- - psoducsl u cAAoaso IN ~
The evening world., 1915-01-06
The DISAPPEARING D0LLAR-By Keene Thompson ..D .o,o
Part Three-The Trsmp's Ruse m.'"."'

Upon Marks wondering approach the tramp
huskily says, Say. Gull, forget Jh' dollar I
broke, and I've just dropped II right herc!'
The evening world., 1915-01-06
Rishss
assssvsG

To his surprise AZ he aains the further end
Of the park. through which he has run, he
sees the tramp. who, having seen him first,
hurriedly assumes q stoopina posture %
though searching for somethina.
The evening world., 1915-01-06
xeGs,No DREW svsv.

4. 10 bs = INV nan for = vSiis iss.
twssn performances Of The Prediyai
Husband" ~ 10 70 tshsarss for "Roos-
mary" Charles F'rohAm yesterday
cent AlsxA4dra caylisls, Ass. ThomAa
Whiassn. Nay Oayler. Hubsss Drues.
Harry HASNooA Frank ~. Thomas
and Lswis edgsrd 70 WashinOtoa to
rshsasss In "Resemary."
FROM the chGevNur vRgg.
I've GOT . new Job. I'm . barbss
81 sodA fountain.
- pasees q . 60 seNataaas'
-, ) sAeve ~ 49,
The evening world., 1915-01-06
CODG DOD1EY

1f Onyer Morosco and his general
MANAGER. George Mooser. have their
Way IN the matter, Jane Cowl viii 20
- Los Angeles soon to create the
ele)s role in a play by Edgar Allan
Woolf entitled Master Willie
: nswes." The production will Be
uAae at the Burbank Theatre and
M b . try-out. II the play appears
- save the ingredients necessary for
New York consumption. It will be
sven . Broadway hearing.
~ portrayal OF the title role makes
= Imperative that the actress assim-
~ Il wear boys clothing part Of the
ume. The play deals with William
ODakospcars and one Mary Dave
unns. Mary. according to the play,
SnDoarsd in Shakespearc's companies.
- che had to wear boys clothing
- circumvsut the custom which
1IVwned upon women on the stage.
Il Master Willie Hewes" shakes-
Donso falls In love with her.
1rs full Of pussles." declares Mr..
0b<.f. whether the events I por-
~ really happened or not 10 . oues- |
~ I don't care to answer. How
uves. you may say that the play VIII
osDvs the mystery Of the Shakespeare
IGvu sonnsts."
ulnsdss Wright may appear In the
- - Queen Elizabeth. II would b
0Donn1ng TO the many friends and ad-
1Bogs Of Miss Cowl II Mr.. Morosco
~ preseu, her here In the play.
- sWithin tho Law" they haven't
- uuch Of her and would like 70
The evening world., 1915-01-06


.ee.y.s cxSMrS e,uc. WNeIg :sss ws:s ~ -
NJ ,rssssass .scSrsss Move Sronv GoiToh. evEN. Z.
The evening world., 1915-01-06
FERD q. LOVO
lIrSsPssOP

Suspectins at once that II vas the tramp
who had robbed the lunch cart till, Marx
dollar on the chance that II he had dropped
one IL was the one with the 1904 date.
The evening world., 1915-01-06
MADE HIM huNoav.

\ vas just thinking" said Joseph
uuDs1D yesterday aftsrnoon- I'm
016ng TO produce Mother Carsy's
(1ckpns' ana Roast Beef Medium,
- NJ gsntlsmanly publicity dis
01u1nafor's name y Ham. Oh. hum!
- ru 70 home TO dinnarr
The evening world., 1915-01-06
7HE EVENING WORLD'S "MOWE. STORy"
COMPLETE EAcH WEEK

ReaiislMl The danger Of being found on the
spot whore Q robbery has lust been com.
mitted, Mask dashes from the lunch cart,
nearly bowilne over tho policeman, who
stands lookiao aftss him.
The evening world., 1915-01-06

W u MI hlch cn0l1S Vtfn AftH he hx typed
~ ktles. NJ. Holmes lluss \ back Into his hant ani
uyA That wcut dc-weqt Do Al ~ vhe oorapmd,
eies 1T sos oA q ~ 60 mst h NeATi 7ShIc
- = + s:.ss :.:s:s' s,sSs -. p s os
The evening world., 1915-01-06

Several linfs that day JACK ANXIOUS 70 please, asks
Mr. Holmes questions regarding trivial matters which he
cuh have attended 10 correctly had he been wiling 10
tru4 ~ own Judgment Finally M. Holmes ay1
.poar snacy - vtA tAe1s thInpi w. yow hG6di
mn ~ ~ ~ ~ = IN lof ~,
The evening world., 1915-01-06
EVIDENTLY Hg %.

chariss Won. nsaassr Of . BIG the
atrtcal company. Nas seatsd IN the
boz Office Of . theatre n . Aassa-
ehusstts town rsesptly when Q nAn
came In ana hAnde4 him . note fro0
Robert II. Davis, the Annsoy editor.
'Pisass beet this boob through tAe
srsso baiss aoors and into . eat and
charge u 70 me-" sai6 the splssis.
bob Dsvts re9ussts that you b
admitted" said Mr.. vioa 10 the man.
30 right In"
'Thanks," replied shs other. Bob
10 Q vuy dear frteud Of mine"
The evening world., 1915-01-06
WILL b. JOANSTONE,

These littie lniicnls Rave Jack plunged n dIscou.
sgeen q" guess" he says 10 himself "l'm no, as effl.
cent as thought wasp Al h0ne his family notcei
bis dspseakat moot end rightly Csa hat Jacks fin day
. y nv - ~ M geas \ vi y n ~ Appsl I
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NOTICE or coNsrAalr's sAlr.


7 AfNa = y ~ ~ . mas.
County al Nuecea
ts t.ftuN ~ az Alias t,sctutlan o..
susi uHt q she lanurarls lustlde
ai iacass Cotgt "a i'fstlnoi ~ B. ~.
etus Cuunts. ou sra IA, 81 Sspteml.ef.
A ~ 1874 hV ihs lliif, thef.,d tu tns
Ease "a wm sieSvt sesrss " a.
brewer nHa iisn Aaatfsop. 81 Ne ana to
n,s. a. Nensiahi,, dlis,eted an aApNNsr.
ga I sill prucNed % stn ga .sah. 04N-
ln ibs huufs nto.erlhea 81 40 ~ rUp-
STABLES Saies 0n tht firsi Tuesday in
.Nctober a a.. isiA. b hainR the SIN.
day ui said tounsh hrfsr, the Cunft
liaeso douf oi said Nura.n Ciuuly. in
in. cits of corpus t'hfisti iHe fuilpNlnG
dsssfited Yrfrefts. to.wit Az nNht.
tnir and rntpfesi W npn Andefra~ sa
aud te lets 8 q 4 So hpstk Ga.
G'hsmncriain Aaiifipn ig the UtN ~
Cmpm tnrlst NNmUps Connta. rNaa
I.oNltd va. on thc sri DAY of Suftom
hes asia az ~ aa U'si0Ca a. ni. ~ ihe
property ag Nsn Ab8elron Ga satisfy "a
Judgement amuaRiinN a. 2ilftg ln favour
So MN singcr snd an uasss ~ suit,
GIVEN Uudef m, haHa tnis AfH day
az september A ~ iei&
Isis RIGGS Constable irtthtt 80
h. Nuts cs ,0NntN. fexas N4Sl
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80 those Indebted ta ~ holding
clalns against The estate Il Mary 81
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h8enr been duls appointed Es,cmar
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gives notice Go aii persons lhdehissl to
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against s,id estate Cav present ihcm to
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500 Central offlo, llde san Antunia
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FOR SALE ult TRADE Elshicrn
hHa Located ou North Neath west s.
hearh heiei Concrete WALKS elil esn.
sldeF harm hand, BOX s-a Corpus
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HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS
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FOR RENT fNfnistet apaltmcuts
We'll arranged cNhVvHleht and sains
fHs tnNt, apartments eamptiains tutire
upstairs of inf feeideHre. in,i1dinF Wei
cqusifft tsfh roarh hltrhsa. closets.
ball ans ihFce e.nms fleCtrfr hEhts
rnnninA water ana aeNeiaEr sGapt sct
m"nsa Appn b. g. Atcn Se5 y
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FOR nEN8 ono iares squ,nsaas rooin
fQt hgNt huuss AeellnA aia.i une la.d.
f.-am tins hlnok ffou f'satufflcs on
ulutt 90 Anteiopc 4st
f0N RENr yufuisbca usht hotlsc
ssglisnS ranms Hubbard NeonAnE
"ouss 1915 North in,sd@ay Adv
FoH RENT Fipc rouiu house in slu-
Con Addition. Eleven dni,afs lilil nu
nanlh Apph & a. simpson at e. g..
Hardware st-re tss
rpR nENT Furrisb,d ,eofns fos nsh,
house koepinR Aisa BOD fssniS. i4ia
Cnarapai st. 4st
IRON NtcNr Two rsam furnished
apartment Nu,lsrn Tefms reason
able Arpiy ltel Mes0ni,e 81 sss
liN NENT Four up. stairs uaiuru-
ishrd Fuoms 80 elah Chaparal 50
heart 0f business diHttlg lrom fiuo Co
5000 par rnom Appn 40 stairs 70 to-
o. Coleman phonv Ne 800 ttftJ
FuR Rt.NT large dwsillne sss n.
broadway modern Phone a. X sax
are iT ussl
FoR nENr ncv modsfn sFht
roum house with ms aud au modern
cousrniencrs cirsv in fho0c "a oi sss
,iesl
ron RrNT Modern furulshsd or uu
FURNISHED BONUSES at war futes rcr
manents preferred VIVA uwn whom
rent is ehcanrr raM So esi, Amus
MDuuc. OWNER ttgll
roR HENT Completely nfn,shed
nNo roon houso AMY CO. Airs Got
ulch 90 500 i'aio Aito oF rhon, ete
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FOR RENT Two connecting rooms
fuf usht huusr kecpinF tig mesquite
~ Phone 22g slp
ron RENT t-roum house with bath
desirable location apply 1905 Mcs
quite street Phone 2ss ,sagl
FOR RENT room cottage Oh bath
ina beach and car iine. new place. Al
modern cohpcnieures. Appiy caller
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foR RENT i've room ana siorplnl
purch cottage modern Amos Muufe
Moore Niila. Phone ca N6i|
fbk RENT e-room house on beach
between EpWefih ana Beach iiutr
an convrnlsngea Rlrnea Chambers
: i'heue csc street Number els chanar
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-08

FOR SALE chEAp-Fiss. passenger
MasNsH, good a. new. a bargain. Gail
a. 1908 Marguerite Street M.hs Pal.
sella. itffl
fUn SAi.E Ten fuoi counter and tank
cheap s44 Artesian 81
fnN SALE Grower ~ latest lupro, 3
30 M,aane Triumph Cotton seed
Guaranteed lahn J nu,icr. bishop
fesas sai
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-08

KANSAS CITY aspt z ilars
Receipts lSGa huad market steady
o. tower hHn SO aaiot Git "a f7s
raiuo Co., eipia iaDo0 head msr.
Sea ieada ia msh,F southern stcers
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