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The Coconino sun., 1916-01-21
Intricacies in English

One of our Belgian visitors has got into a certain lady's black books.
 Hearing a little girl called "Kit- ten," he consulted his dictionary as to the meaning of the word
 Subsequently he was introducted to the young lady's mother, and, with profound bow, remarked:
 q think have the pleasure of ad- dressing the old cat!'
The Coconino sun., 1916-01-21
Married, Harried, Tarried

Married: Chas. Throckmorton to Miss Jessie Ellison, of Indiana, on De- cember 27th. The newlyweds started off all right by having their auto stuck in the mud for several hours. If they stick to each other as tena- ciously as the auto clung to one spot, we predict for them long life and happy one.-Oatman News.
The Coconino sun., 1916-01-21
A PI0NEER'S TRIBUTE
 ID A WORTHY PIONEER

| DoiuiSio itohiSs IOo <hilStleS, Sdlli.
 Jan. IA, 1916.
 Friend Breen:
 see in your last issue that Col. A
 F. Banta has been admitted to the
 Pioneers Home at Prescott. You also know, or the writer does, that he was a pioneer newspaper man. He was also famous as guide and scout in the early days of Arizona when the famous Cochise of Chiricauha Apache was in the heights of his fame, and has had realy more hair reath escapes from death without meeting the grim reaper than any man now alive in Ari- zona. He ranked with such men as Jack Townsend, Charlie Spencer, both of whom have passed over to the great beyond, forgotten by most of the old timers and never known by the recent pioneers who have come in with the railroad. He with c. E. Cooley, Wood and Dodd were pros pecting in the Mogollon mountains on the north fork of the White river for a fabulously rich mine known as the "'Doc Thome" mine; they were stop ping at the time, or at least had made their camp with Pedro (i e), Eskel ta Clee of the Cayotera Apache. 1t so happened that Col. John w. Green, with L and M of the first Cavalry, who was out on scout for hostiles and a certain gentleman who after wards was pardoned out of the peni- tentiary at Yuma and was sent to the Territorial legislature of course; he, Col Green, came Tn contact with Messrs. Cooley, Dodd, Franklin and Santa, whom he immediately paced under arrest and made preparations to hang them. It was a close call and only for the oratorical powers of Mir. Cooley, the hanging of the three would have taken place. Col. Green finally decided that if Mir. Cooley would take to Fort Mcdowell dis patches, with party of the Apaches, he would hold the other two as hostages. Mir. Cooley made the trip and memorable one it was. His ex- periences and vicissitudes in making the trip can only be known by hearing c. E. Cooley tell them in his own ln- imitable way. They cannot be im- only by those who were in the neighborhood at that time. There were many incidents of adventure to the three while they were camping with the Indians that could make Ned Buntline, Zane Gray, F. NJ. Power and Cyrus Townsend Brady stand up and take notice, but none such as they throw a literary halo around their noble brows.
 Then again Colonel Banta was shot and seriously wounded by prominent sheep man of Apache county, who some time afterward, that is the left the territory for good of the said territory. A. F. Banta is a man of integrity and great personal courage ts has been shown on a num- per of occasions. The Colonel deserves well of the people of Arizona as he was one of the ones that blazed the trails that made civilization possible. has overtaken him be- | cause he never was or never could or would be toady, he was always nan when it needed man to do a mans work. I have warm spot in ny heart for all three-Cooley, Dodd | md Banta. Yours sincerely,
 GEORGE (BARNEY) WILLIAMS |
The Coconino sun., 1916-01-21
Babbitt Bros. May Buy More Store.

That the Arizona Stores Company may dispose of it's mercantile inter ests to the firm of Rabbit Brothers, of Flagstaff, is admitted by officials of the local company, who state, how ever, that as yet the negotiations are in an embryo stage and may not re- suit in a transfer of the business. Babbitt Brothers constitute one of the largest mercantile institutions in Northern ona.--Pingman Mineral Wealth.
The Coconino sun., 1916-01-21

"l have always believed" he said. "that a druggists first duty is to the health of his customers. tell my peo- pie frankly that a safe, gentle, mex pensive laxative, such as Rexall Order lies, kept in the home, will pay the big gest dividends of any investment ever made. l recommend 1t as the best family laxative. because it is put up in tasty candy tablet form that appeals to men, women and children alike, and is as delightful and pleasing to take as it is healthful"
 We have the exclusive selling rights for this great laxative. Trial size, 10 cents.
 WILL MARLAR PHARMACY
 THE RExALL STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22

e. r. Palmer, for the last two
seasons baseball and football coach
al Central high. former umpire In
the Northwestern league. and one
OF the best known figures in anna
teur sport circles in Seattle. left
Saturday for Vancouver. 10 begin
drilling with the contingent OF the
2iith Canadian regiment fths
American legion) now being re-
crulted for duty overseas.
Palmer enlisted some time ago
and during the last couple OF
weeks has been putting bis affairs
In shape for departure.
-Four companies OF the 21ith are
being recruited In Vancouver. The
American legion. OF which they are
TO be q unit, is expected to consist
OF 5000 men. II Is being raised In
various parts OF the dominion.
American citizenship Is one Of
the qualifications. said Palmer.
Mostly, these men are Americans
who have been making their
homes In Canada"
He expects the Legion Will be
held at the yalcartier training
camp at Quebec until fall.
Col Sage. who Is getting re-
crults In Vancouver. is an Ameri-
can. as are all the officers. Major
Potts. who is with Sage. was an
officer In the American army for
20 years.
Palmer. who has lived IN Seattle
practically all his life. Is a gradu-
ate Of broadway high, and is q cor
poral In the Third company. CQasS
artillery corps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
CAPITOL BONDS ARE
DECLARED ILLEGAL

OLYMPIA, April 22.--The SUI
preme court has held today tina,
the bond issue OF 81 500. 900 author
tired by the last legislature for
state capitol purposes, is Illegal. be-
cause debt above the legal limit
would be Incurred. and has sent the
proposition back for a vote OF the
people.
The bonds we're authorized as the
first part OF 81 900 600 to be used for
state capitol purposes. and we're
sold 10 the Washington bank syndi.
cate. which includes a number OF
Seattle banks. TO bear interest at
"a per cent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22

o. II. Harlan. IS. Respondent be-
cause OF Illness. committed suicide
Friday night by turning on the gas
In a rooming house at 1917 Ninth
ave.
An officer was called Saturday
morning and broke In the door.
Harlan was dead in bed.
He took room at the place on
April I and said he had Just left
the hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
REPORT THAT 'MunY'
LINES LOSE MONEY

Reports OF the state bureau OF IN
spection. flied with Mayor Gin.
show that the loss on Division A car
line in 1915 was S32.lss.To. and that
the Lake Burien line went behind
ss.502.T5. This does not include the
estimated loss charged TO account
ing. general fund interest and an e.
timated light department loss,
which bring the total up to $751;
Taf.40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
sANIrARY-sATrRnAY

grocery order. No. I hard what ,,e,r
81 20 sack. delivered No. 10 sack sel,
raising pancake flour. zoe. use cata,n
l9c; toc and .ac coffee. sse. or ~
500, stan "a, good bacon. lbr IA 900
hams leo ~: roast OF spring lamb. IN
w. s'1u IL fancy Telephone peas. Toe
49, lbs &sc stan s. New York sbar,
rh esc soc To- lbs 55r nree so.
MIR. "e stalls 3i-33. salmon trSu, Tx
ID. ktau &c. fancy wuesap nppics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
777777=7=77777-=-7=--77-
SOUTH END--sATURpAy

rot roast Io ID. pork roast, istse ID
link sausage Toe n veal roast lie ii
les mutton. itc H.. hackbones. 10 ibs
abe. blk Easter special on spring ian,b
extra fancy creamery butter. : lbs 81
fuii cream cheese. lbs 4sr. larry,
cans milk, sac. live hens gsc 10 uv,
geese, csc ID, best ranch ergs. dor
sbe Hot cross buns tic doH strawher,
rieS loo box. potatoeA Yakima Grma
lbs ioo. green onions, ! lunches &c
redishes. punches SC; rhuharh. : lbs
Ice. asparagus. lbs csc: fresh shad
zoe each, sturgeon. Ice h. black bass
teNc ID
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
HOLD BOY BURGLARS

Eight baby bandits" who gave
their names as Brick. Dinny, Tiney.
Clarie, Stat. Claude, Pinkie and
Freddy. when booked at police head.
quarters. and whose ages range
from 3 TO IL years, are under arrest
Saturday, charged with being the
"gang" that burglarized the store
room ofsthe Howard ID. Thomas Co.
on the fifth floor OF a building at
1000 Fifth ave. a week ago. {
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22

stall ~, lbs fine white. GRADUATED
sugar soc stau ~. fresh pssteurised
mix. Dc at. &c pit stan isii fresh
creamery butter. ssc N Stall 50 TO-
rolls toilet paper, sc; giris 81 so dresses
Zoe stall 1903, No, pail pure lard toc
No 10 paiis. siaS stan a.. extra fame,
anples. si-a box. delivered stan al
PCT roast, Sc 60 lee 10 Groceteria. All
&c 'oo"its ana crackers. zoe. all Toe
HiEcs, Sc. stall s.. shoes r.snled IA,
to 'Sc stan bs. sweet cider. ase raj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
EXHIBIT EQUIPMENT

Members OF the Mountaineers'
club propose TO scale Mount Baker
and Mount ShuksAn this summer.
Views over the route OF the trip are
on display Saturday at the Wash
iugton State Art association rooms.
in the White building, where the
club also has an extensive and in
teresting exhibit OF camp and trail
paraphernalia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
,oRNIsg-SATtKp,Y

H'tu lie. Toe cans milk. Sc. Il,
S.''n"'d Wheat ioc; toc ana i5o coffee
1895. ? cans milk lbc itb str r,sf,..
Worcester salt 3 lbs. 5c. stalls ? ss =
ioE OF lamb, zoe H.. veal roast loo Ia
pork ioin, Ice No.. hams. l6t.c 10 round
steak ne 10 stall los, fresh butter. Sac
10 los flo5; best fresh eggs. 2Sc dos.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
SOFIA IS BoMBARDED

AMSTERDAM, April 22.-An
aeropIane bombarded Sofia,
Bulgaria, yesterday. for the
first time since the war began,
according to the Bulgarian COM
runicue. There were no cas-
uslties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
WOMEN ATTEND Y. M. C A
MEET

Women will be given a chance.
sunday, to see how their husbands
ana men friends spend their sun.
u"y afternoons when they attend
me SUNDAY club programs at the
Y. NJ. c. A. '"s
The Easter service of the SUNDAYS
1iuo' winch is to be the last OF the
year VIII be open 10 women n ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
1900 join STRIKE

PlTFSBURG. April 2a.-Thirteep
thousand OF the $4,000 emploves !,
me Nestinshouse East Pittsbure
plant struck today The leaders az.
poet to have all 10000 Westing.
mouse employees In the Pittsburg
district out on strike by Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22

MIsIIAkE-MnNnaY

stall sol. best rhubarh. : lhs Zoe: fresh
new cabbage &c IN stall see, larT.
rneunbefs ibc each, fresh egg plant.
zee each. stan as. fresh cottage
cheese. Ice lh pure California hane1,
gac IT stall sci. Jersey creamery bat
ter. sso N SiRu ass. suukist lemons. !
doH zoe. best dry onions lbs ice. stall
~, big home made pies ioc each. cocoa
uu, bars. iSc doz. stan -. veal roastn
iaAc and iSe ID; pork roAsts. ite and
oa Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
AARpsHlps KILL SOLDIER

COLUMBUS. y. NJ. April
22.-Albert Hartman. Troop X.
Thirteenth cavalry, died while
en- route back from the front
to Columbus In a motor truck.
lie suffered from dementia
caused by hardships in New
Mexico.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
after BOY SINGERS

Rev. II. f. X. Whitney OF spo-
kane Is at the Y. NJ. c. A.. organic
ing a boys chorus OF 100 voices TO
tour the East this summer with the
Whitney Boy Singers. an organina-
ton of 1000 Spokane boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
HELD FOR PERJURY

Nels Mn denied In police court
that he had been arrested In Van.
couver. h. C.. for creating n dis.
turbance In 1911. He is now hack
in jail. charged with perjury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
ACREAGE FOR SALE


For s4se terms $50 each 80 psr
funuth tHakffF awHH4 ssfh
santhsfn slope on haeA - piacs.
Fana eeit and uamp hanfF 90
hHase haFa stfanh berries. rHFn-
hsfftes. fwfrants ard Nausatefs
ftes plenty ~ wood fsis heass.
near aThaai shA lu fraa nesEh.
hofhsnf hair mills from =.
aspas Anf nas far from best
chart rSFsis. nos on plans
sntHx East and Nant 70 nsi
snns~ ore Who ~gii tsks posses
s4an before Mas IS An Ideal
fsauiffF fNnrr Tax. boats %
ktrkiAud sna smauise ~ affire
- Hutks a FnFfar 81 fsFrF dnfs
sar ths 90 Dodge place
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
RUSH REP AIRS
ON U. S. VESSELS
Secretary Daniels Issues Or
ders TO Yards on Both
Coasts
HE CALLS 1T A TEST

WAsHiNGTON. April 22--Or'
ders have been received by com
mandantn OF the various navy
yards 10 speed up repairing and
overhauling OF the vessels Of both
the Atlantic and Pacific fleets.
Secretary Daniels who issued
the orders. explained them AZ 3
test Of the time II would take 10
get the vessels into firrt.claes
fighting trim after their hard win
ter operations.
The orders stated that should
there be u scarcity Of civilian la
Dor, the personnel OF the battle.
ships should be used 10 expedite
the work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
Help Wanted

WOMEN WANTED tuu time SALARY
SIS ssiiiHx hosiery 10 weaFers use sn
hour spAfs time permanent 90
psFtenee unnecessary Wearproef He's
ierg. NeffisfaWn, IA
HuNbREn|l government positions opsn
20 wnmsa. 80 mnnth Write ifns
msalatciY foF fee li.i FrAnhiih Ia.
stituts ptpt 1910. Rochester. ~ r
WANTED Good, competent sifi Tor
general tIsusswork ttte W stth -,
s~>~SS@~~~~~~-~
22-Female Situation
afNt. wanas Wefk IN spei home. and
will Aceest small wages. partly par.
allied Aail ain tAss
N~~-~~~~~Ne< s~~H~e~r~N@~~~~~~Ne~s>-
Ffs---Pcraonals
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22

Two hundred Nile Temple Shrin-
ers from Seattle. including the uni.
formed band and patrol. viii attend
high jinx" held by Gizeh temple
Tacoma. on Wednesday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
RUSH REPAIRS ON COAST

RUSH REPAIRS ON COAST
VALLEJO. Cal. April 22.--Work
on war vessels IN drydock at Mare
Island navy yard was rushed today
40 provision might be made 20
receive the cruiser San Diego
when Il arrives Tuesday % enter
drydock.
Many OF the fighting craft Of the
Pacific fleet have been ordered
oysrhauled
The torpedo boats Hull. Hop
kius and Tru1ton will leave for
San Diego early next week TO re.
lieve the destroyers Whipple. Stew
art. Prebie and Paul Jones, which
will come here for repairs.
No orders have yet been receiv-
ed for rush repairs AZ Bremerton.
Il was stated Saturday at the navy
yard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
PSYCHOLOGISTS

Ties ahd explains love affairs and fam
liy Troubles r~unit~r the separated. etc
sausfaeiinn guaranteed or No charge
No one IN truahis turned 4Nay. nensr
eg NJ money Permanently located at
stk Iuian 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22

All tnia week my
best Alloy. silver. Ce'
ment or AmnlRam fill'
lnRa VIII he so cents
each, instead OF 800
and while this price II
intended ne a specia'
Tor school children
only. II VIII be giver
to ali patients. con
I tiuulug until next sun
day. April "a
EDWIN =. nttGWN
u. ~ =.
5oS to Tta First Ave.
nion aud nshinGtou
blocks.
open evenings unit
s and Sundays until 4
for people who work
Phone Main 36i0.
My HelllnEham OF
flee is at Elk and
Holly SITS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22
Store Fixtures and Showcase

SHOW CASES anu store fixtures nsw
sna second hand an kiads Edward 1.
Geneu iAts First a@sr st-war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22

Nsna for cur ne rev 1919 catalogue Ne
y Mailed free. postpaid. without,
fhaFse On request This catalogue 10
80 complete ard feii - suggestions that
ere can order easily fyurn Il as II
lssaklnT ~ she material In our .far.
We guarantee safe delivery nix stock
Prompt shipments.
o = WILLIAMS 60
EhnNs " LIN LII MS wlrnt - q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22

| - Nf&NtffsN BEff9
tfet tth. t~s Pike anr ffnte.
sHARPENs SAFETY
/ ~ BLADES
Grinds EvsfYthins
Makes KEYS
| THE HtoSbE LADY who 10 pl.a sanity
ehattna Nith dark gentleman q, Met.
Fapotiian Saturday evening viii confer
fayer II hin By ssnfinK her address.
2 sion 90. car. star
| LADIES art gentlemen. aff 10 yaaF ii.
cains uteous highly paid rsprsssn.
fattFss ID tnanssruetfhts p~.rt. e.rs
address = IA ws viii s~ua sample. and
haaklst HoEaw Co. sts Fourth a*s
Nrw York
GENTLFMN Is. 1ifs good gssli f5s ~i.T..
20 correspond pith lady under 50
blond, pta fsrrsa no ~idoas % trtsisfs
al ansSsfst. object matrimonY Has
lsia ror1 Angeles wash
hArft 5 EHIs lies tn married Ire Ar. you
lerstyf Ioin seattle ReliHhi. Friend.
chip clab Ladies free Ada r. Evan.
~ uato1 Apt n
HiNpu MI ErMATfsH OLA sse.i.
lent rsrnsfr FOR rheumatism. n.uraisia,
sfiff, swollen and sof. toin,s TRIAL
bottle use fili sire tieo Write tIindu
gu Co. Los Flrsi ave. Seattle. wash
sENp Tor inatrinonisi paper contaiai1s
| photo. hHnareds - names to se'~ss,
from fnsHF wealthy Toe copy nor
i.7, s~iHt~. wa.h
| sANfrARtt " for women AGED people
| chronic aid nervous eass. iTss is,n
| ave TsiAphnn@ East tsst Tax.
| Madison cars Sadie Cassidy
ruatron.
| -OvEHs 81 music T solicit -5gr order.
70 make. mend and ifaprovs any stYi.
of violin sailsfsctorliY clyds sahln.
SOL janet st. Seattle
MASSAGE -Tos BETH. msoioufias
| experienced attendant
sith Pik oftics -. Green Hotel
YOUNG LADIES tral red for musical
comedies snd vaudeville. positions SO.
cured whan qualified
CARROT L's pANcGSG SCHOOL
Fourth and pike
NOVELTY DANciNd cLUB-divinT a
special dAncs Saturday. April "a. at
stevens Haii. 1853 Fourth ave prir-
waltz. Prize two-stsp and prizes for
most popt lar couple Club ana friends
cordially favited.
| GET MARRIED Best matrimonial paper
published Mailed free The Cor.
resp1ndsnt roledo. Ohio
| dIED WIDOW Wishes 10 meet
Alaska mAn, With means object rnatrf.
tnony ldrs,s F-ss stsr
| ATToHNEY &C. good financial standing
| =, .t.t,.tIA - 1891 .tu'att" gTl
" huHa"i1 ne ohlect matfimony Ad-
..,,-;
| MISS WILLIAMS Baths aud massags
.os o,sb ...,Ia an" ilhe' APT
;---7-----,-
sen 7sis fsth NJ W ph,r. p.uns,
taF7
LET 400 a 81 y q -. 80;
ting. Thursday evening" ITO pin. :,
Phone Miin 1900.
MISS NC-Nauirurinr
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School Children's Teeth

This Is vacation week. and all
.hool children should have their
10Th examined. clean ed and filled
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slot FOR SALE
FARMS WANTED

& ACRES cleared aud Ia cultivation [.
bungalow and other huiidlnKs near
railroad station. thickly settled neigh
bofhuod Worth tig00 Price only
$3.50. half cash, Write W A. Perkins
Rochester. wash
wANTED-~To hear from owner Of good
farm for sale. Send DESCRIPTION and
cash price. H. O. List. Minneapolis.
Mimi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-22

WILDLY fsfANp nNScm ron skf.N
a f.anas ranch. hY tsans iske miles
from LangisF ! mile ffnu school siaes
20 wsfwsrtsn church. IL for sale &c
srrss tanf. same shelly. setps partly
cleared suaFY iivtns house. sssst.
wsrs shed ard sssd house tfrss tHrr
tesa. iars. eaieA.n houses; lee bear
tns frui, trees funnlnE water cess
hstfsF.. Ice chickens at farm ifrpls-
meats snd teois prizes So Geo. Write
az see ars a. isass, t.AnKs.y, wash
THREE LAKES
sSoHoMtNH COUNTY. WASH
10 lumber manufacturing ta~n. shoai
miles from anuhemisn ard Is from
Everett trains connect wifh ihs y v.
q ~ ard g. NJ a ~ y There a..
ssrsii.nf gravel roads sarn. - which
are seen 10 be paved daily sutn stages
schools. store phone ard n
We are sritiax lands hAady % curt mills
"You DEAL wfrH tx DIRECT"
a small payment stxss res.ssslpn. win
ienx tists on balance. taegadinx lumber
frfsrsss per cert
Write Of ~ 1EiNtEsoH%
Mar Land DEPT. iTei 7. G Smith MIG
Seattle wash
rurEK LAKES LranrR co
ron SALE -te.srr. faneh. az Cleared
stock ard trolls sell vith ranch Price
r.see. Address u. A. ifiuis Ausiih.
wash
as ACRES - eater front property Ter
sAle good teaar Eurdsn ard young
orchard pfsniy ~ running watrF. Va
nssattp taF o " Sanse. psNAtto.
Nssoa. county. wash
ron sAfsE-.s aefrs TsTtiT eisaTsa- =
room house. not finished iiste one.
hsif esah. g. ". Johnson. seahoia.
NBsh
AN COMPELLED 10 sell my k.acrs nicely
Improved ranch. good house close IN.
every convenience. tstk. James Oxen.
MaFYstiils Wash
WE ARE COMO TO sELL
Herss near Hsntan ard boulevard has
about stea or ftao worth % rordwaod
m r.. worth 81 coo VIII ssii for tseo
80 down and SIC month
CoHAN 4 co.
sgn Central HihE
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te-M.ile Help Wanted

WANTED-ad8 ME% to come 20
tho Bargain Store. 713 Ocei-
dental ave. corner Main. and
see the many bargains In cloth
ing, shoes. tools. guns. trunks.
suit cases, handbags. iswsirY.
hardware. musical Instruments.
camping. Alaska and fishing
outfits DO not delay coms
down at ones We buy sell.
exchange Phone Main i23t.
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personals


WANrEp, az ones. name and address 81
single man wha would marry refined.
honorable handsome LADY hasins COO
siderable wealth.. who might assist her
husband financially Fof more ectus
piets particulars whteh Will bring Ynu
ono ~ the taFs~si collections ~ photos
and descriptions "a handsome refined
aud wealthy ladies. both mhtdenn aud
widows between tho aEsa - - and
co who claim 30 he worth sit the
way from siaoo to tsb. eco and up
ward write at aHes Address
Alien ward. ntti. VALLEY. Seh.
WOMAN 81 q. years woaid ike 10 make
the acquaintance 81 gentleman about
same age. would consider mair'menY
F-ts sta
arr aAHRiEp- matrimonial paper
published. matted free The Cor
respondent Taisda. ohta
T1pY- ~ worth ti6tso. would MARY
Hstas as t.saras Teisdp ohia
EXnfFa ASnf @afrs whsn asias@a ~
Irregular. asu i4sdy EiHln Imperial Tab
lets uY mail. " PER bnA Doubts
strength its8 LADY attendant. "A.
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