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The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-16
Norwegian steamer sunk.

London.-Lloyds announce that the
Norwegian steamer Kong Ring was
sunk. Her crew was saved.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-16
AER0.AMER|CAN CULL|NCS

meantime there is only one result in
sight, the wages of the common labor
er will advance sharply. In the South
to keep the Negro at home, and in the
North to lure him away from Dixie.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-16

When Company A, Cardlngton, O..
of the Fourth regiment, went to Camp
Wilson it had eleven pairs of brothers.
two pairs of fathers and sons and four
teen men over six feet in height. Com
pany is the youngest In the state,
having only been mustered into serv-
Ice June s, eleven days before the mo-
bilization call. 1t has 100 members.
The Colorado statesman., 1916-09-16

When death, the great reconciler,
has come. 1t is never our tenderness
that we repent of, but our severity
George Eliot.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
ILLINOIS PAVED noioo.

Ve''million county. Illinois, the
homo Of Uncle Joe Cannon, of na-
tion-wide 'stand-pat" renown,
voted $500, 900 of bonds for ia
miles of paved roads, to be con-
structed during the years of 1916
and 1917. According to informa-
tion furnished by Mr.. p. C. Nc
Ardle. assistant chief state high
way engineer of Danville. Ill.,. this
system of country highways will
reach every city and village in the
county. 1t comprises two main
roads north and south and five
roads east and west. For con-
struction purposes the system
has been divided into nine divis-
ions of approximately nineteen
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

the cultivation of corn, having
and harvesting. The average
Temperature was about degree
above the normal in the eastern
part of the state and from 2 To 3
degrees above i'm the western sec
ton. Only few light and scat
tered showers occurred during the
week, and sunshine was excessive.
Corn continued to make very
rapid growth, and much Of it is
now up to the normal in size and
has strong, healthy appearance.
Much clover and some timothy
hay was put mp i'm excellent con
IditiOn. Winter wheat and rye
harvest has begun in the southern
counties, and early oats. fail
wheat and rye are turning color
in the northern part of the state.
All garden truck. potatoes. pas
lures and fruit need rain and corn
would he benefited ny a good
shower.
Following is a summary Of the
July 1 crop report:
Acreage: Corn, 1913 500
acres; oats, 4,979,s 800; winter
wheat. 100000; String wheat,
t43, 900; barley, 191 900: rye,
So, 100: flax. 500; potatoes,
TOT. 200: tame hay. 2.240, 600;
wild hay, sos. 500: alfalfa. 155,-
900: pastures, 9,7t7. 900 acres.
| Condition: Corn. So per cent;
oats. o.: spring wheat. %: win
ter wheat, 80; harley. 90: rye, 90;
flax. 90: potatoes. 81: hay, 90;
pastures. 100 per cent.
The Secretary of the state hor-
ticnltural society makes the fol-
lowing report on condition of
fruit July Il Summer apples. 10
per cent: fall apples. ~; winter
apples. &c; pears. 26: American
plums, II; domestic pl,lms, %;
cherries. 35: grapes, -; black
berries. 60; black raspberries. ~;
hlackberries. ~: currants. 60;
gooseberries. 60 per cent of a full
crop. The Indications are that
the crop of apples would be 30
per cent less than in 1915. other
crops about the same as last year.
| GEO. NJ. CHAPPEI.L,
Director.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
Workinomsn's Building & loan
Association of NO. Valley, Ia.

DO You Wait a home? DO You
want to arrange To pay for the
same on easy installmrnis? DO
You Want to save and invest your
WAGES and money as hundreds
haze dome i'm Missouri Valley in
The past thirty years? Does the
merchant and the general busi-
aess man want To help his Gus
TONERS lu own homes Does The
retired man want To help build
mp city of homes. IT so join this
association and get fair profits
on your investment, reasonable
rates of interest on your loans
ard make This "city of homes, ;"
as 100000 others are now doing
in the United States. a6-eOd-w
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

miles each. It is the purpose Of
the county to let all the work by
contract 10 the lowest responsible
bidder. The contracts will in
clude grading, drainage. small
culverts, farm entrances and a
permanent pavement ten feet
wide, with three-foot gravel
shoulders on each side.
The bonds bear interest at iper
cent and are issued serialiv, s75.-
900 worth to be retired each year.
The actual amounts. including in
tercst. the cost per 800 of as
sessed valuation, and the approx
innate cost per acre are shown in
the table below:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
drunken men near Twin Lakes

drunken men near Twin Lakes.
Leo Casavant, aged IL, was
drowned while swimming when Il
patent life saver sank with him.
Twenty thousand voices are
To be- heard i'm Il great song fcst
being arranged at Sioux City.
The Commercial club at Belle
vue viii place flags along the
streets for The benefit OF auto
| isis.
Six thousand Voices san. with
a band Of fifty pieces at the com
mnnilN singing al Cedar Falls.
Mrs. Jerry Mahoney of Raglan
WAS injured when She fell from a
tree While picking cherries.
Bernard Mctrrary. aged lH
near IT. Dodge was drowned while
SWIMMING in he Dcs Moincs riNer
Clarence Mathew and two sous.
| Elmer and Chester Mere drowned
near Ninton while swimming.
Deputy Sheriff G.. s. McCh,ng uf
rin ON returned from lalrmolmt,
Mimi, With horse thief.
Morn Mlrhaeli>. who has been
missing from Defiance for twelve.
wears, has been located in Detroit.
t,nr person Ma killed and five
injured when 4 Milwaukee pas
srngrr train hit an auto near iiar-
son
Glenn Nilsson of Vincent Ma
,criuusly injured ON he Fourth,
when a sky rocket hi Hmm ON TN.
| hest
Richard C,ralirrhnltz, who fell
rom a Wagon at Cedar Rapids
ome time aso died from lni,ir-
i irs received
Jud>nn lIaines. a"rd n. and
| BERNARD McJliarry, aged ~. both
| Of llunholt Mere drowned whir
| WINNING.
| Nm Iowa City man. in order la
| escape prosecutions tu forgery.
is Said la have rnlislr in he iow;l
IcaNaliN.
Bob and l:nha, Clinton team of
| iirr horses, sci Il WnrId ) record
Fat ih,. Slulr. lirrlnrl :, Tournament
al DE Mill.
William i!nlrs of Davenport is,
dead from 4 fall !" ,M1i IN. elevator
| l;lil n! he Harmed K Nnn Malli' :
| department store.
Pat llanlcN. a"rd IL. nf SIOUX
CaiN. WAS struck by N auto and fell
| TO feel INTO IA raSnc. ,ustainiI. a
r,iplllre,l kidney.
| CHARLES W. Crawford. cnlnre.I
| man from Dlimmwa. MAS CAUGHT
III possession of IA counterfeit
equipment al Omaha.
Mrs. llln.lnn nf Bellevue who
| RECENTLY died left ~ children, "a
grandchildren and 81, GREAT Grand
children.
\ framed nurse who happened
Ia he al Il picnic at Clinton saved
!, man from drowning hy USING
lnSl aud mra snrcs.
tdllard knal,o of WaverlN va
llilled ON the fourth of july when
he attempted I" fire huscrrackrl
| in q gas pipe cannon.
While the police were looking
for Fill Popprrheim. aged 3. OF
Alnsca''ne, and his mother was
almost frantic he Wa sleeping at
home.
\ horse belonging Ia Fred Illus
man saved his small hnN frn,.,
drowning in a waiter tank, when
he refused To take a drink and
nnrfed until the mans attention
| Ma turned in time Ia save the hoy
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13
MEREDITH MAKES
NOVEL OFFER

II ann anxious that every voter
i'm Iowa should know exactly
whore stand nn all rrOhlems.'
writes L. T. Meredith. democratic
candidate lir governor Of Iowa.
IL am anxious they should know
my position on the road problem
and that ] am positively not for
paving. increased taxes or any
300. 100000 bond Issue. That I
ann i'm favor of the people having
power to build such roads as they
desire. but only upon their own
motion and after their expressed
approval.
have stated my position in q
speech and wishing all to know
my position | have made the fol
lowing offer. believing at least
one person i'm every county will
read this speech to at least 900
people i'm each county, or total
of 100. 900 people will hear it in
this way. | am going 10 address
every meeting possible, hut will
reach hui 10000 il I talk to SOC
a day every day until election"
Here is Mr.. Meredith's offer:
SITS in Gold Free.
| will give 500 to the person
Ia wears or older who reads my
road speech To the most people
by September s. | will give $50
10 the person reading il Ia The
ncvI greatest number and 1925 to
ihp next.
The speech may he read to a
lodge meeting. Il commercial club
meeting. a lax league meetin.
chauIallqna. old settlers picnic.
a group of mon gathered together
for The purpose of hearing the
speech. or a meeting of any kind
held i'm Iowa. where the conditions
are such that those i'm attend
ance can hear it, If ii is read at
a county fair or other snch gath
pring only those actually in the
room whore it is read may he
counted and the number reported
must he The number who actually.
hear il through.
CondiliOns: Anyone. man. wO-
man, boy or girl. Z years or
older. may enter the contest.
Report on meeting must he
made within one week from date
it is held.
The name Of The chairman of
The meeting. if there is "A chair
man or president. and the name
of.at least three others in attend
ancc must be sent with the re-
port.
The number to whom speech
was read must be reported.
If. upon investigation. we find
the number reported in anv case
is purDOsrly or grossly eXaqgar-
aipd. the party so doing will have
his entire credit moi only for that
meeting. but for all meetings,
wiped Out and dropped from the
contest.
Special copies of the speech,
ialsin gahout thirty minutes to
read. may he had by addressing E.
IT. Meredith. Box NJ, Des Moines,
la.
IOWA CROP BULLETIN.
con .y,o NAgnnL RnAinn ls.lv -
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

Tho average county in Iowa is
collecting in direct taxation and
automobile money more per acre
on an average than Nermilli"n
county.
The expense of building gravel
ed roads i'm the average county in
Iowa would he NOT more than one
third The cost of Vermillion
connly's paved roads.
Vermillion county is going to
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

"
CALVIN OF pleasantville was choked
to death when he became entan
eled IN The l,edline
Mrs. linnio irldel Of Dltamwa
wa Killed in an auto acci,iei.t
while returning from Visiting her
sons al Camp Dod@r.
laicho!2cr Bros near posivile,
received 81 2Ga for five month
cream flnri 10 COW they IL
ceiNrd S3a9s3 ioi ona month )
milk
In. Harry Lambert Of Cedar
Rapid attempted Ia hang hue:
sell IN he county iall AT Mar hall-
town, where he Wa arrested for
drunkenness
Mrs MantorI l,td:sron of
sl"eh; fort Mass. Ma hlllrd near
OLluhiwa When an auto IN Which
She WAS riding was struck lN a
passenger tram
leo Gerlach nf bellevue WAS
horribly burned Whcn a can al
powder bought Tor tho Fourth III
JULY exploded Both ewes Were
burned out
\ h..w S.:3 OUn school Will he
rrrclrh al lairhanI.
\ rn'h Vein al nii liza hecn
strurl, near a,irlInatun
Judge at SIOUX tlty fined .
ho".,l,aeer $500 and cost
Much damaa, was dome b.
form To crop Near Greene,
Alfred G. orcoa, prnmincn
lal mcr near Burlington, l. dea.
even nor near New llamp
ton were killed by lishlnina
The Southern Iowa VAR wiI IL.
held IN pska,,,,:,, September u
%.
Fred Mace. age 2, nl Missouri,
VALLEY was badly stuna liz bees.
Mrs. Dan lp,ld.r"l of Stockport
wa hlilrd i'm an auto accident
Traces of gold We're discovered
in Itl,. Cedar river near W;t'etlnn.
Jacob y SiMrf, aerd -, John
son county, pioneer, died al luW,
City.
srNrtal pet "i,s WEE" injHr,'d 1T
iON 1, MY when .Wa auto raIln!f''i.
A 4
will l.r installed! - liic i, huni al
Bellevue
Gardner GRAVES, AGED i.;. 81
Harlan IL dead from !, fall from u
scat,ni,l
The nrNl state Sunday Sche4,I
convention Will he held IN uu,i
cll iiulis.
ApprS simatrlv $3.50, 800 worth
III hlil'din1 ai4 h.lie erected ~
Atlantic.
jaime SEard a lapmrr near
Ta1na, Committed s,l.,.e by tai
,ne lrychninr.
Mir NJ \. Moore al Ir Mar
fell down stairs hreallne i.l
shoulder blade.
r. \. HncEwaller, a.rl G,, VA
killed when his team ran ;,waV.
'imn armed men Held no and
robbed he east side railroad IA
tiOn al Waterloo.
Flames did $4,000 W,1tlh ~
damage al the Holman tcTnll.lro
store in dubuque
Mr.. and MR. Nnl Ira I oiD,el.
Wain celebrated Their :.olh wed
ding anniversary.
Arad sl'hnnlI ON civil war vet
Gran ol' Shrllsh,irn. died l.pln can
Gel nt hr stomach.
ll0Nd smith formerly oi hen.
anhnai. Ms Mo,ln.t, ia The lll-
rOpran war,
The building on HE farm ~
~ ) Pollock near l1lril:r, were
DESTROYED bv lire.
Wan Hrnheaar Of Bellevue lo, /
ms five PASSENGER touring car
when IL caught fire.
ne mf-.ularlilrS I'M he state
pahE al ';larlnda are he,n2 lllNr :
tigatrd hy slalr auditor
Henry l"ina, a larluu.r near
Iowa City. WA attacked bv a @iant
SOW and srrl"lsly injured.
several pa srn"ers We're shalean
up When an Illinois Central train
lett The IrarL al lie Mars.
Paul Mckay, a4ed H., of Das
MONIES Wa drowned while swim
ming IN The pes MONIES river.
sheriff Leslie of lt lDo,dan
was injured in a flshl With two
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

have paved roads and pay for
them in twenty years time at no
greater cost per acre to her farm
ers than the farmers of Iowa are
now paying for dirt roads.
Vermillion county is going 10
pay for the roads on the INSTALL
ment plan instead Of hn;'din"
roads on the installment plan as
we are now doing in Iowa.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1916-07-13

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Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
For Sale Real Estate

LAND SNAPS

LAND SNAPS
 acres near car line, acres alfalfa, ? acres fruit, good well. good four room cottage, well fenced. Price not S3,Q00, as it should be, but $500.
 10 acres Phoenix, miles. acres alfalfa, 1 acre fruit, good well, nice little cottage, fenced with woven wire, clear around the place; cheap at $3500. owner wants to leave the country so $2250 will get, terms.
 70 acres, s miles from Phoenix, 30 in alfalfa, 10 grain, old water good house. good we'll fenced and cross fenced Regular $50 land but he offers it for $10J per acre, we think $100 per will buy it.
 80 acres finest stand alfalfa in the valley we'll located. and if you hurry S90 per acre takes it.
 4S0 acres nearly all in alfalfa, fenced and cross fenced. about miles from Phoenix. a fine stock ranch and he only asks $S7.50 per acre.
 STEWART & BURNS
 IT w. Adams St blk FOR SALE-210 acres green feed and 500 tons of hay. John Anderson, Chandler. Phone 87R2. If
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
M. H. SHELTON 215 ". Washington.

DON'T SPEND ALL YOUR TIME DREAMING OF PROFITS.
 There are, generally speaking. two classes of people. those who do things and those who make excuses. Delay often means opportunity lost.
 If it has became a conviction with you that you should buy a piece of real estate this spring, act upon it. Your brain is an asset in planning valuable ideas only when those ideas are car ried into execution.
 Phoenix property is cheaper now than it ever will he in the future, and if you want to buy, now is the time to do it. These are real snaps:
 80 acres all under the Roosevelt reservoir, has been in cultivation five years, all assessments, taxes, etc. paid up, title absolutely clear. on good terms for S75-00 per acre. Think of it. Only $75.0O an acre, This same piece of land has previously sold for SEQ per acre. 2 acres, all in alfalfa. worth $50 per acre, I have secured and can offer this week at the remarkably low figure of S110 per acre. If you are looking for home that will prove a splendid investment at the same time, l have 9 dandy, that's worth every cent of $500, which I will sell this week for $i000 with only 5000 cash required. Only $i9O0 for 100 feet frontage on West Washington street that's worth s2500. Will take one-third cash down. The above snaps are the very best buys. that can possibly be obtained in Phoenix today.
 If you are interested in any of the above properties, cut this ad out, as the same will not appear again. Office open on Monday
 DICK ERDMANS X co.
 Chamber of Commerce Building
 if
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13

CATTLE AND LAND FOR SALE 160 acres under Roosevelt water: half alfalfa, all farmed. hog fenced, 30 fresh cows, twenty heavy sows. This is level state land and whole is offered for $10000 half cash. N. A. Morford. If
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
For Sale Miscellaneous

FORD'S End Hand stores have 4 en- trances-24 Jefferson. the Junk depart ment, connects on alley with the large furniture and stove department, which faces Central avenue, joining Light ming Delivery.
 l buy and sell everything! Pay cash, all it's worth.
 Examine this Oliver typewriter, new, s2O.00.
 Silver plated trombone and cornet, dazzling beauties) flute, violons, man. dolins.
 A new latest cabinet sewing ma chine; been used six times, cost $50 in Frisco, SIG.
 Two Singer machines guaranteed, sS and $15-just lovely.
 Incubators, steam cookers. 1-2-3 holes Price nothing.
 Ir ladies shoes you should examine bankrupt stock. S75, s1OO. s125.
 Women's clothes-Men's garments, cheap.
 Elegant $35 baby buggy, s7.OO; ba- by gocarts. s2, sS. s4.
 Have the agency from large tent house-Can save you s1 to $1O on tents.
 10 elegant ranges all sizes, either for wood, coal or both. Water backs and boilers, connected if desired.
 Gas ranges, lots of 'em. Only 50 per cent lower than gas company. Think of that
 Oil and gasoline ranges and stoves; some beauties
 Bedding and furniture: every de- scription. You examine; I'll gamble on buying.
 Guns and pistols: I have Martins, Savage, Colts, S. & w. and high pow CTS. Very cheap.
 Want q little pump jack or whim2 Price will never stop your buying.
 Want cheap safe? It's good s25.O0.
 Want a money drawer? S1.50 and S2OO
 Razors. watches. clocks, books, eye glasses, knives pictures.
 All heaters, soc on dollar.
 Smith x Son of Philadelphia for Warded the choicest lot of rugs and carpets I ever saw Give me a small profit. They are yours.
 FCRD's 2nd HAND STORES It FOR SALE - Twelve-horse- power engine and new four-inch centrifugal pump cheap. 933 West Lincoln street. bp FOR SALE OR RENT-60 horse- power gasoline tractor. Capitol City Cycle Co.,, Phone 65S. If MANURE for sale. Phone 2S14. r BENEFITS comb honey. 1Oc ID. Three modern five-room residents to exchange for ranch. Phone S002. 622 s. Central Ave. 2-bm FOR SALE-Good dirt, cheap, at all ley, rear of Melczers store next door west of Columbia theater. See Frenchy Vieux or Phone 1877. If SEED POTATOES Irish Cobbler Bliss Triumph. Early White ohio. Peerless Dawnings. All good potatoes for Arizona
 PHOENIX SEED & FEED co. 125 F. Jefferson. If SPECIAL Good chicken wheat s1.90 cwt. at the store.
 PHOENIX SEED & FEED co. 125 E. Jefferson St. If
 WE BUY AND SELL second hand ] Ford cars. Ford Garage. 316-22 East l Adams St., Phoenix. If
 FOR SALE-High class used cars McArthur Bros. If , TWIN CYLINDER Indian motor 1 cycle for sale. s6..00. Washington Street Garage. Ii ] RECLEANED Seed Wheat, early bart: also good CHICKEN WHEAT ! G. R. Kay, 6m. w. on Yuma rd 3bs
 FORD AUTO-If you want to sell your Ford see me, sold three this week also have the biggest bargain ever in a Jeffrey four, cost $1600.00 new. worth $1000.00, looks like new, owner sick quick sale $550.00. East Washington ask for Thomas bd FIRST CLASS MECHANIC, tempo rary unemployed will guarantee satis- factory general work, including auto mobile repairs at reasonable rate. Ad- dress Mechanic. 323 w. Washington
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
ACT OTICKLY

2iS acres cattle ranch ideal improve ments, 12O acres all in alfalfa, balance barley: fine shade, all around farm, price terms right. Citrus Homes is selling fast, you will lose if you do not investigate at once.
 See us for city or country property. $. F. JORDAN X co.
 A. w. Fleckinger, Sales Mgr. Phone 1341 16 West. Adams
 hk
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
DWIGHT B. HEARD Central and Adams Sts.

FOR SALE-13 acres garden land with good house, acres fine alfalfa, small orchard; water every days, ex- cellent garden or nursery land, close in for only $240000, sold years ago for $3375. Inquire of Groom at Galpin and Harts. bg
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13

WE CAN FURNISH board and room for two persons, private family, very desirable NE. cor. 10th st. and Me Dowell road. tf
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13

I am offering an extra good
 STOCK FARM
 IS miles from Prescott on the Santa Fe R. R.; has extra good house and barn and all kinds of sheds; good orchard and lots of water for stock. Fine range for 1000 head of stock. Twenty head of cows and calves; ten head of horses and all farm tools. This is a beautiful place to live and the climate is ideal all year. Price is $1S,000 and half cash: balance three years at per cent.
 J. s. GRIFFIN Alone
 116 & 11S N. 1st Ave.
 1t
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
BIG RANCHER
SHEEP MAN
CATTLE MAN
READ

A Complete 400-Acre Alfalfa and Grain Rancn, near Glen dale. Must Be Sold, and YOU HAVE HERE A WONDER FIJI OPPORTUNITY.
 When You Go Out to See this Ranch. You Will find there are 140 Acres in Alfalfa. 150 Acres in Grain, and 30 Acres Flowed. Also,
 4-Room Frame House, Well with Pump and Engine Water Piped to Fields, and Large Hay Barn. Hog Tight Fencing Ard Cross Fencing. Water Rights are A and B. and C.
 This Ranch is only Partly Described Above It is For Sale at $50 Per Acre, on Very At tractive Terms
 An Ideal Winter Quarter for the Range Man.
 We Want to Show You This.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
UBLICAN WANT ADS POINT THE
For Sale Miscellaneous

~~S~S~<SSS'SSsses>>s >rses>seses>es~es>Ssers~es~ FOR SALE-My Ford car in good condition, $250. Phone 3524 today be- tween II and F or between 4 and 5. First come, first serve It DISK AND FLOW. 7th Ave. and Palo Verde, or inquire of
 H. H. MAJOR, IS w. ADAMS If OHIO APPLE CIDER 5c glass, 15c bottle, soc gal. 116 North Central Ave.
 blk FOR SALE-Crocheted laces, center pieces. door pannels, doilies, caps; also beautiful silk crazy quilt. Call or write room 54 Kersting Hotel. bp FIVE CARLOADS of new lumber At Shoup's Lumber Yard. 517 E. Wash ington. Phone 5O2 bm FOR SALE-Seven-p passenger Pack ard, S400. if taken at once. Tempe Garage, Tempe. al SNAP-Automobile bargain; Max well roadster in Al shape, newly re- painted, $200. Towards Garage, 2nd St. bet. Adams and Washington. If FOR SALE-New Ford runabout in excellent condition. Apply 911 N. Gen. tral Ave bg MANURE-For sale Phone 2S14.
 bm FOR SALE-Good 2nd hand surrey at Ryan Vehicle Co. bd FOR SALE-Edison Standard phon- ograph and 120 records, s12OO. 2O3S West Adams. bg FOR SALE-Superior acetaline gas plant new; never been used, at a bargain. Geo. M. Smith, Bide-a- Wee place. R. D. l, Phone S645. bl FOR SALE-Buggy and harness. 1133 E. Culver St. bb FORD CARS PAINTED, s12.OO. Call at 21 North 1st Ave. bd FOR SALE-Twin Indian, practical ly new, $125OO. Box 422, Mesa. If FOR SALE-S2O acres of grain at cost of putting in. Barrett, 127 N. 1st Ave. bg STUDEBAKER 30--In good condi- tion for vacant lot, hogs, sheep or cows. Johnston, 30 N. 2d Ave. If NO. ? PROCLAIMED chicken wheat, $1.90 per cwt. Valley Flour Mills. tg FOR SALE-Several good second hand motors at exceptionally tow prices; thoroughly overhauled by us and guaranteed to be in first class shape.
 BERTRAM BROS. ELECTRICAL CO.,
 16 S. Central Ave.
 Telephone 5S1 If CHILD'S good second hand bicycle for sale. Call 11i5 E. Fillmore. or Phone 1401. bl FOR SALE-Incubator and brooder stove Phone 2171. bl
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
For Rent Apartments
Rooms and Board

A FEW MORE BOARDERS on the desert, s35.O0 month. Address r. 0. Box 3S3 Phoenix. bm
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13

FIFTEEN ACRES, house, alfalfa, wheat, well fenced, chicken runs and sheds, stock and furniture if desired. Terms. Three miles out. Box 11s2 Republican. bg
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
For Sale Houses

FOR SALE-Beautifu home and one of the best corners in the city S6 fit. front by 1872 for $9000.00 A snap corner 3rd and Monroe St. Mrs. J. J. Elliott. owner. blk
Arizona republican., 1916-02-13
For Rent Land

TO LEASE-32O acres fine pasture land part fenced, plenty of water, ad- jacent to 5000 acres open range. Ad- dress 1191 Republican. If