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Gin @Drt
an bic Samrn.

@eun Sic nit NnlS 0ropi bc
hoitet iinb, 10 hobc i'd Noiilr
Gin red,t altes @tittcI meldlea
in mcircr eiacnen Griobrln0
idlon gar picIe acbciIt BAT. Sjc
bcitreihm ciniah ocu 9repi
oonit. nit elmer 6eoer icocp
Hbeno eS iGrbt oie Noiu
riht-uno scr NrnpI peridmjn.
Sci a%auohlie. &h babe 6 IN
50c mn St.Q0 Glnidlcn.
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9as grOBe 8anfett I'M SDtel stOOOarb.
Seftcr @runS selest fur cine sroRe SamSelsfammer { rsami.
iation. Der erfols seist feiten 0Iaubsn osr Sar.
ger an cine srOhe 3utHnit unIerer ztaSt.

bon peldler man oen Ring megra-
oire. Meif Den &orten nSn Ginigfeit
uno 3uiommenorbeiten liegt Die
Stdrfe oieier aorperi6aft" ifloB er
ieinen nit groBcm geifoa oufgenom-
menen 8ortrng.
AIs 5ooItmeiiter bel Oieicm Ban.
felt iungirte Nr. u. 6. @oemann,
Der bon benz &~oriitenoen 0es Dor.
morts" : 60 Groiie Gomite, Srn. j..
y. !piron, nit einigen cinIeitenoeil
Norten porgeitelt nuroe, nno in
lueid)en er Die @offnungen uno @riin-
DC observation-disclosures, melde Die Ytan-
ner belpegten oo8 8crf bis gu oieieni
Yulifte 6uitotl0c 81 bringcn.
Siirgermeiiter 9entlep ioIgte ei.
ner Inoeutung 0es Eooitmeiiters, in
wcld]cr oieier Die @idtiqfeit elmer
3uiommenarbeit Ron Stoot uro San
oel5fommer betonte, nit eiilem @e-
Iud) fiir einidlogen zines Meaes, mo-
ourh arbcitcr beih0itiet mer0cn
fonnten u1o Die @oblfobrt bon oeren
6omilien berllflidti9t milroe. Us
mar zine Aniprude. in Der ma beim
beiten &illen nIdt piel 2o9if enfoedcn
tonntc.
0r. @iaiom j. @olfe belt cine
reht intereliunte uno ihmungpoQeMn.
lpra6e, IN mcIder or Die Grfolee ser
Stnot IN DER Encouragement Hepile
poiiiren lieB. mo einen be"gciiternoen
Ruf sur Arbclt iiir tpeitcre Gntpid.
lungen, ourd Altsbeutcn mooerner
&oecn oes 6ortihritfcS 81 iidern, an
Die &eriommcltcn ridtete.
Sin intereliantCr Rebncr MAJ ebcil.
inns Nr. g. ). @holen. &oritcbcr
ocs Snouitrie Bureaus ser @iscon-
i'm = WilTncioto &igbt & Eolper So.
3icles Bureau crhGIt BON Der 8e.
icllihoft cine johrlife 9Cpilligung
BON $4,000, unb ieine Irbeit lit cs,
cttmehcr olleinc o6cr nit 0illfe cifer
itootiihen TereiniQunq. bel Ser inou.
ltricQen Gntmitlrmg he3 @eneimues
lens. in mclfcr Ole GeieGI hoft thu
tig lit 3u belicn. @rn. @bolen'$
Aniprrhe fono groBcn 9elioa OILS err
gum Sdluiie ieine Gienite llnh oie
ieines bureaus Ser @onoeIsfammer
CUR Terfiiaun9 i%teIlte.
GnS o8ormdrts Ga Groiie"- Gam.
po1ne Gpmjte bot bCfonitlih oas
3iel I'M Iugc ole @onoeIs uno &C.
m%cinniibigen &creinc Der Stabt I'M.
ter -clner @ut SIT bringen mo Der
ipriht iidl baron eincn groBen Nht-
ten fiir Die Stoot uno oeren BE.
mobner. IS plant Die Mnlteaunq ci.
mes tiiftigcu Sefrctors uuo oie 81
dlerung zines o~icborocs, in oeHt ole
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES erleoiet mo
audi 9eielIige 3uianmentitnite itoit-
finoen tonnen. Gin aus ilber hult-
bert Mitqlieocrn deficiencies Gomite
fiir Merburg bon gtitglieoern bette
bis leet einen farm ermnrteten @r-
fola. Nm criten @crbctog muroen
424 Witalie0er aciidert, ON 5lpeiten
Sog moren eS bereits iibcr 600, uno
mems 10 tort gebt, lit Die 3obl 1000
boIo erreidt. 3e6cs MiteIieb muB
lid fiir orei Sabre pcrpilihten einen
Sobresbeitrae BON S25 5u 5obIen.
uno nit oieiem @eIoe miro man ole
notbmenbiaen Iuseoben oeden unb
ouh Die Ioitotion fiir Elm er0beres
rn0 b%eiieres Ga GroiIe finonairer.
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ne Grmunterung
iur Die lpid)tigite
Agitotion, lpeId)e
jemala in ga
Sroiie unternont.
men luuroe, nn0
ipelfe Die &er.
i6mel5ung aller
0moels &er,
%eiuidliudetl. des
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cly7 @er @elSer gu mdfigeu 2inien
leihen modlte, eunen %0erldBliden 9aib'
aeter fir Seeos uno Rort9aaes braudi.
oaer Gelo aIf cute Sidlerhcit ausleiben
nil. nenbe iih an ". s. 9tdiih.
203 g. A. StraBe.
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3n ~perfauieu.

ioit nelte n9toroitern" . nab.
NIT oil oeu ueleiten .9tta.
9todiufroQen i'm
Horotern.Goutor
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Neuefte Rn3eiaen,
Heiioena An berfaufen.

9ie poblbefannte Slas 8eibena 1874 G.
10. Straee, 1T wegen 9Dbes oes @isenlbl'
mers unter iebr ainfiisen 8%ebin9unseu gu
perioufen. IS 1T Elm prnhtpp1er Beiis,
3 Gotten umfaiienb. unb bic Gage lift cine
au~sseSeidnete. 3dheres ON Ilose ielbii.
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geid6fts Notisen-

rSP g. g. San 4uteu. @eriides
runass 4eent; Siraihaitss oper Siders
beitss &onos, 22S Yearl Strn5e.
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Notice for Administration and n Otfce
to Creditors.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Court. La Crosse County. { 90
IN PROBATE.
In Re Estate of Joseph Kunerth. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that at a special term Of
the said Court, to be held on the third Tuesday
being the 18th day of July A. d. 1916. at the
Court House in the City of La Crosse, County of
La Crosse, and State of Wisconsin, there will be
heard and considered. the application of Mary
Stark for the appointment of an administrator of
the estate Of Joseph Kunsrth late of the Town of
Greenfield. in said County, deceased:
Notice is hereby further given, that at the regu-
lar Term OF said Court to be held At said Court
House, on the first Tuesday, being the 7th day of
November A. D.. 1915. there viii be heard, con-
sidered and adjusted. all claims against said Jo-
seph kunerth, deceased:
And Notice is hereby further given. that all
such claims for examination and allowance must
be presented to said county court at the Court
House in the city of La Crosse, in said county and
state, on or before the 10Th day of October A. d
1916. or be barred.
Dated June goth. 1915.
By the Court,
JOHN BRINDLEY.
Judge.
MAHoNEY & SCHUBERT,
Attys for Estate.
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sslbitmGroer inoentliiiirt.

2eife oes Mannes. ser WontoQg{od}
mittog am Gnoe Der 6reemont Giro.
re in Den Miiitiiippi iprong uu0
Selbitunoro beging, muroe ipot OH
ielbcn Rodlmittog BON Der @oli6ei
berau3gefiid)t mo ais oiclcnige pom
Siebert @otlono loentiii3lrt. 6rdu
Senrp Qtoe, 240i 6reemcnt Stro-
&c, lab oen Ntom un hoIb ) llbr III
ben 6luB ipringerl. Notlono mar
% Sabre oft, uno arbcltete fitr oic
so Groiie Stouc So. Sbn iiberlebell
funi Sdapcitern, mo bel elmer oerlel-
ben, 6rou Glider. u. uuo 8orlom
StraBe. mar er inn 2oeis. gSos Jpn
in Dem 5oo tricb lit Gin Rotbiel.
Nciue Mn6f in Campbell &ege'
ihcntcn erlolibt. Gle IomnbeborDe
BON Campbell ucrlieB in ibrer iobrli-
den Sieumg cine itren9c &or,hrilt
fllr Observation-Disclosures. Sic 0crbot
ndmlif) ole uno jehc Mriif in ocn
&irtbidoitcu, un0 tritt 0ieie 4noro.
nuilg ON /. Sui in Strait. Is til
einer Der rnoifdliten 8eitlillle lett
SSobrcn. uno ma be3lpedt oamit Die
ausmler5unq Der III Den Gpfulen inb
erouiiirten lon5frdn5fcn. ole groBe
An5iebungSfroit oui Die jln9crel
2cute oueilbte uno bel ocneu IS nld)i
INNER mie in elmer Sonntogsidrulc
heroeganaen iciu iou. Sdlanf Si5en'
sen erhielten @eor6 Bollnid, &jul-
om Chamberlain. Grnit @i1meiitcr,
hilbert tSrcimart, Nn1. 9onle uu0
Sorrp a0pfe. Somes Sofolif mo
9enrn Chamberlain wur0c Gin Sltcn5
rernciqert. Gie @irthidloitell mul,
len uou Mitternnht bis & liar Nor
gems gcifIniicn icltl, mo cine 9tldlt'
headltruaa olcier 8oridlriIt hot oetl
0erfalI ibrer 9lccnS lit t5efoige.
Mnflnacu meeen sSpecoina" i'll
Nnsiidi. Gbei g8eber bot Die Ab'
iidlt IN Den nohite1l y Stunoen ct.
no 80 Burger Der Stoot nerbnitel
nno tie por Hitter Stunt briuacn Si
Iolicn inter DER Anfloae, Die Auto.
mohilporihriitcn ourd 81 ldlnelles
Sobrcn iibertreten su hoben.
60 aft Wic bic &crac. 0oS
@ebeimniB ces GrfoleeS bon 6ors
mis- Alpenfrouter 1T 10 elf mic bic
8eree. Is ecbi an Die @ur5eI Der
aronfbeit, inhem eS Die uureinen mo
nerbrouttcn Stoffe olis Dem SnItcnl
Cntiernt. Rohoenl es oos 9lut aerei.
ni0t mo 1eitorft bat. iiuo Die 2ebens.
nreone micoer imitonoc bic Ar0eit
iiir bic Tie ole Notur helttmmt hot.
su oerritten, baS Reiultot lit cine
quite itorie @eiunoheit.
Gornl'S Alpcntroitcr III feline Npo.
ihefer Weoi5in, ion0ern miro ben
2eiiten oireft geliefC : BON Spc5iaI.
naeutcn. Bic ernnnnt limo uon Den
0eritcQern. Or. Better ?Sobrnen 4
Sons So. 1875 So. Some Apc..
Gbituqo, 81,
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8 CRATES.
Sin p~ruareIGues staaisridet. Sic

Sin prosreiIpes Staaisrifet. Sic
Qrogrejiipen Hepublitmer @iscons
fins itelten oieier Gage in giiImoufee
Dos iolgenoe Stnotstifet out 8ou.
Dernellr. gS. $. &otton BON gtelp Son-
Don; ice.@ouperneur, +. j. eth
mar, Der ieei9e Snbaber; 5taats.
1efretGr. Mortin Sun bon 8lod 8i.
Der Sails; Stoatsifotmciiter, Alpin
8eterion bon Soloicr5 @rope; @e.
nerolomnalt, @altcr &. Cmcn. Der
jetiee Snbober. @ugbcs fiir ErGil-
bent uno ga 6oaette iilr 8un0esle-
noior muroen in0olilrt.
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Sn~guasnnss=@ eswtiier.

p,aieftie. - Sonntag Notmttags uno
Mbenos @duoeuiae ; Boriteaungeu; an
ben @odentageu &anoelbiioer.
6iiou. - Seben Rafmittas uno Abeno
@anbelbiIoer.
Gafup. - Seoen Rahmittog unb Ibeno
Ronoelbiloer.
a6e straub - tan Der Sadion StraBe)
3eoen abeno Wan0elbiloer.
Stnr. - Sebeu Nahmitiag nno Abenn
&anbeIbiloer.
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Grbalten Mari9befebl.

Y Nol1llmdr0eur
oesGentrol0epar
fenleHts Der onic-
risaniidcn Gun
0~csarnIec, Bene
~ralnlajor 3bo-
mas $. Barn,
erlic3 nni gtut-
mod @eiiuu8.
baB oue cin3el.
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observation-disclosures.

@on Maihin0ton fam Der 9efcHl,
ooB Die 4ltersgrcn3e fiir Retrutcn
ernicbriet miro, 10 0nB oieIe nidlt
mehr Die eiauilIigun0 ibrcr Gltern
cin5uhoIcn brauhen. Iae Gefriiten
llber IS Sabre aIt. melde oienIttoltg-
lid limo, fonnen eingemuitert merocn.
6rilber muBte elm Refrut 81 Sabre
cit iein. Ties bcoeutet, mie es hciBt
MIR cincn 5dritt gum o~ugemeinen
Militoroicnit.
Iie 3ahl Der Refrltten inn Gonnp
Douglas belouit lid nun ollf 1900
Wann, mo NIT ibrer Iu%sbilouug
mnroe am N9ontog beQounen. Dor
alien mer6en ShieBilbimqen oorge-
nonfmen. 7ieie llchunqen mur0cn
pom major Hobcrt z. McGpu, 5par.
ia un6 ocn aopitdnen Wortin 5m-
hoif, Wilmoltfce. George q. @unt5i-
der, Worihficlo. mo Foul g. Sic.
mems non Superior 0elcitct.
PIN Wontog tnmen in Camp
0ouglos 3110 @epebrc BON 8of
SsInn6, 81. uno 5rpci @oqgon-
Io0uuQcn lllliformen pon Ct. 2oulo
an. Die on Die Monnitoit 5llr
9%ertbeilune gelongteu. Iie lriifor.
men gcniigen oIeroings nur tilr 5luei
Rcgimenfcr.
Seine Sbeilnug benbifltiqt.
Nus @oibin9tou fpnlmt bic gtud)-
ridlt. BOZ Sic 9Sisconliu Irupptn.
formation 9ermenoung iinocn ioa.
6obol0 Elm Regiment fiir oen Nus
marid) bereit lit. ioa Is iorort nod,
Der merifoniidleu @rcnse transport
tirt merStn4 NO es ouf Die sllritdae.
bliebcuen Reqimcntcr morten miro.
che es gum attipet arieosoicnit Der.
o%nae5ogen merocu miro. IS ipiro bon
Der 9unoeSregjerrnq qcAofft, Dob ee
ntoaIih lem miro. Die @isconiin Nti-
li5en ol5 cine 9riaooe ooer Itpiliotl
beiIommen5liboltcn.
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BON Weld)er mar ben Ring meora-
oire. Wit Den &orten ~Sn einiefeit
uno 3uiommenorbeiten Iieet Die
Stdrfe oieier aorperidaft" ihloB er
ieinen nit groBcm geifoa oufgerlom-
menen Sortrng.
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terms or are not applied In fact, shall,
when diplomatic methods OF adjust
ment have failed. be referred for In.
vestigation and report to an interna-
tional commission" and "the agree
not to declare war or begin HOSTILE
ties during such Investigation and be-:
fore the report is submitted.
PLAINLY. therefore, the United
States is bound already, possibly in
some cases under the Hague conven-
ton and certainly under these other
treaties, OF which there are large
number. to submit disputes even in
volving the Monroe Doctrine to a
body which would meet the require
ments. of the platform OF the League
to Enforce Peace. These treaties are
with France. Great Britain and Rus
sia MS well as with other European
states and with South and Central
American states. -
"a dispute in regard to the Mon
roe Doctrine or involving its princl-
Piles whatever they may be would
surely be included in the agreement
made by the United States to refer
ecer ito an international commission
for investigation and report This
| principle has had endorsement by
leaders in preceding administrations
as well as in teh action upon these
treaties by the present administra-
tion and is therefore not tobe re-
garded as embodying partisan polt-
cies. The United States is already
bound to act as regards the Monroe
i ri lF1 te tNne tnh arte
with mos Estates In fashion in exact
accord with the second article OF the
platform OF the League to Enforce
Peace. The aim OF the league IS Sc
cured when the question which nego-
tiatons has been unable to settle Is
submitted FOR hearing. consideration
and recommendation" and II makes
little difference whether the body to
which 1t Ia submitted Is called an "In-
ternational commission" or a coun-
Gil OF Cancellation"
of then the United States and
thirty or more nations are already
bound to the principle OF the second
article OF the leagues platform SO
far as the Monroe Doctrine and 9TH
er meters ara subiec. e dispute,
there would seem to be no reason tor
raising the question of practicability
OF tnat part OF the program at the
present time, It's practicabj,ity has
already neen formally declared. and
as embodied in treaty provisions is a
part OF the las OF the land.
| q "If there is behind a treaty the
compelling force of the fact of a
signed agreement and the physical
resources Of the other signatory only,
the fact OF the agreement seems Of
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doubtedly some truth in the maxim.
The program of the League to En-
for Peace proposes to adopt what Is
beneficial in the maxim and to put
behind treaties degree Of force
which weak states might by. them
selves be unable to command. II un-
der the provision by which the Unit.
ed States and other states have
agreed to refer to an international
commission all differences there Is
a reservation as regards matters af-
fecting the Monroe Doctrine. this
reservation is not expressed or i'm
piled.
There has been for many years
evidence that treaties needed behind
them some sanction. The one sane.
ton which all nations recognize is
that OF force, whether 1t be economic.
physical or other force. By the state
which scrupulously observes its trea-
ty engagements this force Is never
felt or feared. By the state that is
not considerate OF its treaty obliga-
lions this force Is feared and may he.
felt. The state that proposed to OBJ
serve its international obligations
would seem to have almost n right TO
demand that 1t be secured agains:
violation Of its rights, by party
which has agreed by treaty to OBJ
serve them, particularly when the
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party which observes its international
obligations has in reliance upon the
promise Of the other party refrained
from building UP a force to inspire
fear in that party. All that state
can reasonably demand is that its
side of controversy be heard and
considered impartially. The League
to Enforce Peace proposes to secure
such hearing and consideration for
both parties but beyond that does not
propose to go even II the subject OF
the controversy be the Monroe Doc
trine.
Further it may be said II, when
in dispute. the Monroe Doctrine as
applied by the Unitedi States is not a
policy upon which the United States
Is willing to await hearing, consider.
alton and recommendation. then the
United States has not acted in COOL
faith in signing these recent treaties,
ad 1t may. also be said IL the Amer
lean policy as embodied in the Mon
roe Doctrine will not stand the test
Of investigation and consideration Il
is time for the United States to be
determining why 1t should longer
give to the doctrine its support.
GAS the plan of the league for sub
mission of controversies such rs
might arise over the Monroe Doctrine
has, on the initiative Of the United
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PRESENT PEACE TREATIES
DESERT MONROE DOCTRINE

al assemblage of the League to En-
force Peace declared that under the
plan for world-peace outlined in the
leagues program. the United States
might have to relinquish some of its
older interpretations of the Monroe
Doctrine. in case of dispute with
European powers. We will have TO
do that. anyway. he said. under the
present peace treaties signed during
the present administration. Prof.
Wilson's address in part follows:
There have been some arguments
against the platform of the League 10
Enforce Peace. One of the most fire.
quently advanced of these arguments
in that the carrying out of the plat
form OF the league would violate the
so-called Monroe Doctrine.
1.-THE United States has. also with
In recent years. particularly since
1913, become a party to large num-
Der OF treaties in which "The high
contracting parties agree that all di;.
putes between them. of every nature
whatsoever. to the settlement OF
which previous arbitration treaties or
agreements do not apply In their
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American
PanQnQs
SIS

In quality and finish-in
style and model-these hats
equal most Panamas priced at
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Panamas priced less than So.
Every one of these hats bear
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NO man well be without of these suits his summer
wardrobe They furnish pleasing the
and sack suit for business they
costume for Longing informal dances all occasions
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States, already been embodied in trea-
ties with a greater part of the states
OF the world. such plan cannot he
regarded as impracticable without
condemnation OF the judgment of
those who are in control of the at
fairs OF the world. and this judg-
ment the League to Enforce Peace.
having the well being of the world in
view. does not criticise and condemn
but supports and commends.
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ten, even in modern times, to have
had little weight, and the sole deter.
rent seems to have been the physical
power which might be felt II the
agreement was not observed. This
has given rise to the maxim often
quoted that "a treaty is as strong as
the force BEND It," There is un-
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CEMENT BLOCKS

Lime. plaster. cement, sand. sewer
pipe, etc. Prices right quality and
service. our speciality. Both phones.
q. M. WEST. Feed Supply Store.
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Declares George Grafton Viii.
son, Professor International
Law at Harvard.
ts.seiAl TO rnr rElsosAu,

WptcIAL TO TNI TkLEoRAnl
WASHINGTON. May 26.-Georga
Grafton Wilson, professor of interns
ton law DIT Harvard. speaking this
afternoon at the first annual nation
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Clothes, Values in
.An1ericQ........

This clothing department has become the
RENDEZVOUS of the best dressed men of Clarks buro
They tell US that they like the quickness of the
transaction, contrast Nth the many trips to the
tailor, such famous make clothes as
.Schloss Bros. Cos Suits
Every is hand tailored he whole way through
Every collar is kneaded into shape by hand
Every button hole is hand worked with pure silk
Livery al1nhoe and part where strain reinforced
Every bit OF cloth acid tested for all WOOL durab
ity Of color.
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For Sale Houses

ROOM HOUSE, lot 90x150, close in, must be sold this week, genuine bar
 gain. Mrs. Holt 37 w Adams. . dm
 FOR SALE OR RENT-Good frame house located in very desirable part of Phoenix; house is practically. new, has rooms, modern. built-in features: two good size lots, with q fine assortment of bearing fruit trees Will sell on good terms or trade for cows or goats For information address T. l.. Norris Hillside. Ariz. For information regard ing rent, see Mrs. Ada Leftwich, 1501 w. Jefferson St. Phoenix Ariz If
Arizona republican., 1916-12-24
Auctions
AUCTION SALE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29

Commencing at l O'clock II Miles Northwest of Phoenix: 21a Miles North and F Mile West of Tolle- son, Miles West of Cartwright School House
 l am instructed by the owners to sell on the above date. the following per sonal property: 19 head of big work horses, ranging from to years old, will be sold in pairs; big work mules. all young and sound, s sets of heavy work harness. John Deere sulky blows, ? Osborn disks, l double disk. California seed drill. 1 Fresno Parties in the market for good heavy work teams should not fail to attend this sale. Terms: $50 and under cash. over that amount a credit of six months time, party living approved security. notes bearing 10 per cent interest. ? ner cent off for cash
 REED LAND & CATTLE
 CO., Owners
 C. c. McMURTRY, Auctioneer
 A. B. DUNLAP, Clerk If
Arizona republican., 1916-12-24

WE MANUFACTURE SODl FOUNTAINS, RESTAURANT COOL FRS. AND STORE FIXTURES.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-24

COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR GRO- GERS, BUTCHERS, CONVECTION FRS, DRY GOODS STORES, DRUG STORES.
Arizona republican., 1916-12-24

GRAB IT. one $600O reai estate mort gage. running 3 years, interest at per cent mi-annuaily. farm land security. Phone 266l. dp
Arizona republican., 1916-12-24

WE ALSO HANDLE A COM PLETE LINE OF REG BOTH LARGE AND SMALL.
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PHONE 414 for messenger
Wanted Situation, Female

YOUNG LADY. who reads aloud very acceptably, wishes employment by the hour, reading to invalids children and persons with failing sight. Box 2316 Republican. Cut this out for ref erence. It
 MRS. GERTRUDE MAYNARD cares for children at night, while you enjoy parties; excellent service. 42l s. Center. Phone S974. dK
 WANTED-Children to care for 1207 East Fillmore. 1T
Arizona republican., 1916-12-24

LARGE MEAT COOLERS. cor FEE URNS, SCALES AND ALL KINDS OF CASH REGISTERS ANU Sf.lCING MACHINES. ALSO OF FICE EQUIPMENT.
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BOTH NEW AND SECOND HAND.