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an exceptionally bright outlook for the
new winter wheat crop. axainst an uncer-
tain prospect just now on an area about
$500. 900 acres smaller than last years.
Whether more than the normal winter
killing has resulted from the recent cold
wave II not likely to be determined for
a month or six weeks
Interior wheat receipts for the week were
$500 400 bushels. against $500. 600 N" PIE
vious week and 4.sOO. 900 q year ago ship
ments were &. 200. 900 bushels, 1900. .OOO and
%,G00'0o0 respectively: The seshosrd ex:
1900. 900 respectively.
Corn---A slump in the cash market
played havoc with speculative holders OF
corn. Prices on low grades were reduced
for other grades waa lowered one and u
half to two cents "a bushel. Country houses
were sellers OF futures. And there was also
liquidation for commission house traders
who bought recently on tho predictions
Of q ! cent advance. A large farm move -
ment IN expected to accompany tho better
weather conditions Receipts for the week
were only 4,SOOOOO bushels against 1900
900 the preceding week and 1900. 900
bushels a year ago. Reports Of beneficial
rains in Argentina ai,o caused liquidation
business was reported on the break
Oats--The market held for . time on
export BUYING, Foredgn takinss were es-
lAQuids ton for speculative account and
country selling finally broke the list.
Provisions-The drop In tho markets vas
were among the sellers Speculative SEN
tInent IL well divided. Chicago prices:
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve hank
rates We're per cent for thirty to ninety
days and : per cent, for longer bills.
open market discount, prime acceptance
maturing up to ninety days, ga n.% per
cent
Commercial paper rates were 3Tat Per
cent. for sixty 20 ninety days bills and for
four to SIX months best names, 3's a. per
cent. for others.
Time money held dull and easy las,
week. Raics were 2b per cent for sixty
days. ~ as per cent. for ninety days. "a
81. per cent. for four. ave and six months
Can money on the moor OF the STOCK
Exchange last week ranged between y
ard per cent
Sterling exchange wa. easier. Ftna
quotations were: Demand, +7s<: cables
t7s 7-lG.
Cali money IN London. %r1<k pc,
cent short bills, 81 per cent. three
months, 81. 81. per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York; -
Louis. par san Francisco. 3oc. premium
Minneapolis Toe premium; Chicago. loc
discount. Cincinnati, par; Montreal. CH<
pr m! !uIu.
York SIC.
New York Clearing House statement
Exchanges, tii,slS,s37. balances, 3el,0R,
H., sup-rr-asury credit balance, Si,si7,
yjs.
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THE GRAIN MARKETS.

Leaders on the bull side Of the wheat
market volunteered the opinion yester-
day that the list was acting splendid'y.
bu, the support they gave was not SUM-
Client TO prevent the basis from being
lowered about 2 cents a bushel Not
only was there liquidation for commis-
sion house people. who have had their
confidence shaken. but selling came In
directly from Northwestern and South
western farmers At the same time
greater efforts to depress values were
noted among professional traders.
The export buying was not large
enough TO hold the market. Foreign
takings OF American wheat were placed
a, 500. 900 bushels, Az matter ~
fact. the advices concerning the export
situation were instrumental In spread
ing assurance among the interests not
i'm sympathy with the prevailing levels.
II was said that Argentine wheat WAS
relatively cheaper than American wheat
and that Italian houses were Offering to
resell grain here.
For the past two weeks. due to lover.
freight rates, the wheat In that country
has been tending to real competitiye
bas,s with ne wheat ssr IN yn1s Shn,ncr s9"n me
huying OF wheat here will dwindle In con
sequence. Shipping facilities must be con
sid.red Last year Europe bought the Ar
1ent,np crop and that OF this country also
| But In one respect the present situation
is vastly different Australia imported 10
| Whereas her surplus for export this season
| js estimated at more than 10000 900 bush
els large commission house had a pri,
| vate estimate yesterday that Australia had
| i2O, 900, 900 bushels to spare. such ar
am cunt. II was said. did not seem incred
| ible
| lust about year ago wheat level.
reached their best levels of tn. isit-i'
| season. The Chicago May delivery ther
touched (l.67, and on the same day the
| July futures At that centre were abou
Sits Authorities in the wheat trad,
this period were Il not tor the fact tha,
| lest sprinl tie trade was confronted wttl
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NARROW SATURDAY
MARKET IN COTTON
Small Decline on Realizing
Sales by Operators Over
the Week End.
GOOD RAINS IN TEXAS

co,,or was narrow yesterday. with
r,s, trading. sore scattered selling
made ,,s appearance In the last half
snu and prices closed steady at a net
loss OF 8 80 points. Liverpool was
s.t,er than due and private cables said
TIA, the market there was very steady.
r,,h limited offerings. There was some
southern hedge selling here. but aside
from this general business was very
quiet
,-ah,ed report from London that the
pri,lsh Government would take control
q the shipping situation. II Is be-
,isyed that such supervision will result
IA better organization OF ocean tonnage
And also check the rampant rise In
freight rates.
Another item of interest WIS contained
m a letter from the Texas traveller OF n
local spo: firm who called attention 10
,hs fact tina, the January rainfall was
N excess OF four Inches, whereas the
normal rainfall In Texas for the last
fev wears was only about one inch. This
puts q good season In the ground and
naturally will be considered a bearisb
factor on the new crop.
According to the Chronicle spinners
,skngs OF American cotton during the
week were 2lS.000 bales, against $4,000
bales IN the same week last year.
A very light export movement is indi-
Gated by the amount Of cotton on ship
board not yet cleared. The figures call
for only l740oo bales, against 100000
bales for the same week last year.
The week end reports reflect pros
porous trade situation. Shipments OF
dry goods are In excess OF year ago
and road sales continue 10 exceed those
Of las, year. both FOR immediate and
lster deliveries.
Market closed steady.
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THE SUGAR MARKET.
Nervous UndertOne In Futures-
R~nned Unchanged.

tn. sugar market VA. again in waiting
eosltion. " 'N the 'rad. somewhat apprehen-
Cv- Of u.fayurabl- Developments IN con
n-,t,ou ~iin The labor situation Opers,ors
SCENE Asro.ra 10 hold Of until conditions
have cleared up somewhat In the absence
Of n-w business Jrlces remained unchahgei
"a tie spot market with Cubas cost ara
freight auuted Al 3''c.. cduaI 10 isSc. Tor
centrifugal ~ to.' tIty pad
The refined market vas unchanged al &c
tor hna granulat.d New business Was quiet
but II was said that sales for export during
'he last week or two wer' probably about
Np.i tons, Prices in the export market were
hrm 4, tC, b
The maI'-' for sugar futures reflected the
unsettled ,Y...'iOns In tho spot po,Il,on, ana
there was :. nervous unlertone The volume
o; business was not large total sales aegte
gazing M tons. but sellers were a little
mo- A. stent than the buyers and the unler
tons 1ss easy closin. prices being | TO
po.nis uN' lover Iri%s follow
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llIATER FRONT PROPERTIES
w FACTORIES 4 FACTORY SITES
Vfl0YD S. C0RBln, 10 Wall S,.N.Y.
PROPOSALS.

SE ALED BIDS Wi he received by the
Board Of water supply. at its ofYcas
twenty-s"coni hoor Municipal Bu.iiiuc.
lark Row. '"nt-" ana Chambers Streeta
New York cry, uu:i. II \ NJ on Thurs
day. February -. 1915. for Contract ise.
for lin!rs with brick masonry u portion of
the IHss sNleN tunnel OF the Catsk!ll aoue-
duct. The portion ut fhs tunnel 20 be lined
81 shou; l'oo f"et long The work 10 To-
oaied Ia The town o. NJ. Peasant. West
chester county, New York
At tn" above T,are uri tim. the bids
viii be publicly opened aud read Pamph-
lets containing Information fnr hi'iers and
contract draw !rrE can T." ob'B'n.i at the
above address, ~ 'h~ office Of tho Sscre-
tery, hN d"p7 sting tho SUN Of ten dollar
inol II cash or ''s equivRlen. for each
pamphlet For further partir ruiars apply
to tho oihce of N" pfir 'ipaI Assistant Eu-
g!reer ~ the above address
CHARLES STR NrSS. p-esfdsnt
CHARLES y CHADWICK,
JOFf\ T. tAlNlS
Com 1niss'on-rs Of 'h- Board ot Water 0uppiv
GEORGE FENTHERSTuNV. secretary,
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Trust Company Deposits Increase
MANY Millions in the Past Year

posits on December 81, 1914. amounting
to Si15.273.3o0, while those Of December
81. 1915, were Sl5s,3+7,6oO. The de-
posits Of the Equitable Trust Company
have increased from s75.477.5o0 in Do
cember. 1914. to Slas,5s4,so0 In Dccem-
Der. 1915.
The following table shows the capital
Of the various trust companies, their
surplus and undivided profits, aggregate
deposits. book value Of the stock, and
dividends:
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P-ttibone-MuiItken Deaeit.

The report OF the Pettibone-M -Mu'liken
Company for the year ended December
al. 1915, shows total income ~ $232.-
sll. AZ compared with Sla9.2o5 In the year
before. or the 1915 tot9I manufacturing
profits were $2l9.ib2, hher income was
si3,65s. The report shows deficit for
the year amounting TO 3ls+,i<i. Of which
SI76.OOO was q sinking fund. The def.
lett In 1914 amounted TO ei0e,l9S.
The sun., 1916-02-06

Retiring Editor Feasted.

10 awood Barr, vino is retiring as
T. ps e1'tor Of the wall street journal
20 h"'oue associated with the Stock Ex-
ca =" '-m ~ James II. oliphant n Co.
vas gwen luncheon yett.rday AT the
Hote' Bltmore by DOW. Jones a. Co, and
We stan of the Wall street Journal.
James Reilly, who has been with Dow.
Jones 4 Co, for nearly twenty years In
vsSSous capacities, succeeds Mr.. Barr.
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Enormous gains In the deposits Of the
trust companies Of New York were made
between December 20. 1914. and Decem-
ber 81. 1915. according to figures COM
piled for THE Sun by Clinton Gilbert Of
Wall street. The Guaranty Trust Com
pany shows the largest deposits and the
greatest actual increase. with deposits
growing from 3213.261,300 on December
~, 1914. to 3420.sl2.300 on December 81,
1915. The Bankers Trust Company
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comes second. the aggregate deposits OF
that institution having Increased from
9142.630. 500 In December. 1914. to $685.
$40, 800 in December. 1915. The Central
Trust Company IL third on the list. It's
aggregate deposits on December "a. 1914.
being S103.407.2o0. while those Of De-
cember 81. 1915. were ei7s.4ss.5o0.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany Is another institution which has
made large gains IN deposits during the
twelve months period. its aggregate Dc.
The sun., 1916-02-06
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Bankruptcy Petitions.

Ma t@ STREET. & Sa. d.@ dp'"! .,i'lon "a i
s."fs1'!ss .,s "n Thsre fs'ss NO sqa,y IN sS tho
george Z. MACY, president Of the com.
pn1g pam n.H sSts. ss $40 an t"dS'SDA "ns asset. DsGs.
cash. He has 1900 shares Of stock OF the
company of no value.
NIP rHp;es - ha. BEEN d,ed Pe"" asainM It Nix.
Rutigliano grocer at $50 Crescent avenue,
~ Robert I'M Inc. $3.50; Domonieo
Liabilities. $! 500. ana assets, $500.
BERNHARD ApisDoRF. salesman. Of eos
West N!rtty-fourth street. has Med a
petition IN bankruptcy with liabilities
EMMA HORENRrRGER Of $50 East issd
street has Med IA p-tiiion In bankruptcy
- ge' rid Of u deficiency judgment for
saiJ obtained against her on January II
Petition Msmissed.
WALDORF WAIST coMPANYHJudgs
Mayer has dismissed the petition IN
leo ana Benno Cohn. doing husiness as
The Waldorf Waist Company at 20 Wes, ,,,,
creditor, at 90 cents on the dollar cash.
bankruptcy Schedules.
AARON SEr manufacturer Of dresses al
81 East Tenth street, has filed schedul-s
,,'"T4. '"%' ''T Treaiisoi by the sssisne.'s -sie,
DAVID s.iIBEkMAS. Jobber In d,ts,
goods at /" East li+th street. has hiec
schedules showing liabilities Of S2.05:
ana assets not given. In tho hands o.
an assignee.
Assignments.
MASHATTAS UMBRELLA AND PARA
sol. COMPANY-,Julius kohn, doinl
business as the Manhattan Umbrella and
parasul Company, manufactures at Z:
East Nineteenth street, has made an ain
s,ynmen, to Eegon Frank. He begaI
business on July II. 1914.
INSIEE rHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANY
oommerciai photography az lSo Yves
n,nt 10 Louis Duystera The bushes
was started In zoos and the compan,
was incorporated In June. 1913. with
capital stock $4,000, which was after
ward Increased to t25.O0O. Louis Duy
hters was president and Margaret w
lnslee TREASURER
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NEED $50, 100000 TO complete dsvelop.
u-n; OF my 1900 acres of Oklahoma xas
and oil lands. drilling row; VIII give var
-anty deed 10 lQQO scto- and 10. OOo shares
100 ths wells for So 600 %. uui,St action
: is YOU IN on the ground foor and your
.uves'ment secured by he land Adiress
l.. jos SEPliINE GlLSTRAp. 3i< Orear-
!"S'ie Bat ting loi- Baltimore ave, Kan
sls CRY, Mo.
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INVESTO RS.

For eItensions and betterments. building
material manufacturing compary offeru
United amount seven per cent cumulative
preferred stock At par. with twenty -hve peF
cent. common stock as bonus. Orders and
contracts on hand sufficient 90 keep plant
working night and day for entire year 1919
at very profitable selling price. Company
has small capital. NO BONDS OR LIENS
OF ANY KIND. Has substantial surphiN
aui with assured earning power and divi-
lends This IL not a stock tohhirg proposi-
ton. but an opportunity 10 become stock
holder In a very profitable business, Stock
orered only reliable parties aud business
mon. Stock brokers and underwriters please
do not answer. az We will only submit this
proposition to investors Wishing TO invest a
substanti Al amount. Present CONTROL and
stockholders are officers OF largo National
Banks, and parties AL of good standing.
An opportunity Tor safe and positive re-
tIrns Of this kind IL very seldom offered
ana possibiiiti"s ar" unlimited. Preferred
stock will be redeemed at = good pr0ht,
and the common will be tho only stot X
outstanding, and with -arn!ncs which are
assured exceptionally large. will warran.
very substantial dividends Stock offered
approximately S275.o0O II you are IN
'-rested and are an investor. fun informa-
Ion Will be given at interview COVER.
!SGS, box las Sun offics.
The sun., 1916-02-06
BIG DRUG MERGER COMPLETED
H'ker-Heseaaa stockhelSer End.
HE Oppssitssu.

At q special meeting ~ ,,. .,o,.
holders OF tho Rik.r-H.,.m., "o,.,,,H, ~.
yesterday F. A. Pouch, a .barchn,t.r
decided to discontinue his procecdin.s
70 prevent by Injunction consolida,inr
with the United Drug Company and ,he
agreement OF tho directors Of tho two
companies for the merger was unanI.
was said after the meeting that a
s.ateneht OF the affairs OF the consoli.
oa'eo company would soon he given out
The sun., 1916-02-06
Word COMES from Ch!casr tnaa sna


Word comes from Chicago tfaa shd
Decatur Bridge Company Will faoHca.o
$50 tons OF steel to he used IN tho con-
struction OF department etoro az
Peoria, IL. TIE general contract has
been awarded TO Njovst ~ Sons.
Railroad bridge contracts placed iaSc
week called for 800 tons or steel In.
clud.rg $500 tons for tho Pennsylvania,
zoo tons for the B;tliimore and Ohio
and 800 tons FOR tho Delaware and Hud-
son. since January l railroad bridge
contNcts have amounted TO o2.s00 tonA
Among the contracts still pending arN:
! 500 tons for the Ncw York Central, $50
! tons for tho Leh'sh Valley and 800 tons
FOR tho Erie Railroad Order. Tor abouv
| 1000 tons are pending IN tho central
West
Metallic tungsten, notwlthstard! tho
! contraction in tho supply available i'd
/ the United states IN the hast year ID
| finding new uses which call for larger
| consumption. Under the Circumstances
! Il is not surprising ~ learn that the
Mojave Tungsten Company, located In
| san iiernardlno county. California, 10
! preparing 70 operate two developed
/ four partially developed ard six unde-
veloped c.a!ps, az well a. ~ erect q
| modern concentrating mlN which NAV
be utilized for custom purposes as well
as for the Compiny's Own use. Tts
Atol!a Mining Compauv ,s tie .cadlng
tungsten producer In tho MolaNe Desert,
California,
The sun., 1916-02-06
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

.rlrTsRt RG. Feb OUTSIDE OF a'rivi'y IN
~. o. there was little done IN the stock
nEssI here Pure on was IN far demand
o. - Amsr"an window Glass was frac.
Gona..y higher on small transactions The
Olmn,A,y
The sun., 1916-02-06
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

PHILADELPHIA. Feb There was active
ranys .i Cambria Steel to-day tn" prl'c
e4vaLJ~d from -. 10 - anL C.Osed al IN
Ofh'. shares were uulet with no import ant
eAaugos The slmuary
The sun., 1916-02-06
THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE Feb 4 further advance OF
10 rnini. ~ Bal'imorr Tube common was an
out - auilug mark" feature tnsden and Sa'
pulp, we're ouct with steady tone, Bonds
were dul The summary
The sun., 1916-02-06
THE BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Fcb 6.-IThere wero only small
changes III the copper shares. with declines
prcdomtnating. New Haven waA u higher.
Industrials were quiet and steady. Tho sum.
mary.
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,rket closed steady.

The local market for SPOT cotton was quiet,
70 poin's decline. uliidlins. II .soc. Southern
spot markets as oficlally reported were un.
iit-c: Galveston. l2to; savannah. llA.c
Memphis, isc.; Augusta lite; Houston
Il &C
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oan Bridge Company secured contracts
for $4,000 tons OF steel IN 1918.
The sun., 1916-02-06
ne New Orleans marke, closed steady


TIE Liverpool market opened quiet There
vas \ dull business in SPOT cotton. with
middling 3 points advance at eed Sales.
toS bales: receipts ll.oS bales. all Amer.
csn Closed quiet ami steady
The sun., 1916-02-06
STATE BANKS
NOT MEN BERS OF
rrpEpAI. RESERVE BANK.
TRUST COMPANIES.
NOT MEMBERS OF
UvpERAL. RESERVE bANk.

Brooklyn Trust Company .....''.
Bankrrs Trust Company ........'
Us. Mortgage and Trust Company.
Astor Trust Company. ......,..'
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Guaranty Trust Company ........
Fidelity Trust Company ..........
Lawyers Title and Trust Company.
Columbia Trust Company
Peoples Trust Company .........
New York Trust Compnny'''.....
Lincoln Trust Company .........
Metropolitan Trust Company. ...'
The sun., 1916-02-06
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT

.wAShiNGION. Feb, 6-4Ths e,atem.,, =,
me receipte And disbursements OF IN. Ire :"
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
Auctions
AUCTION SALE

A AAA -NOA.
 At Hewins Ranch. Miles Southwes. Uf Phoenix. Being l F miles South of Center St. Bridge and 2l2 Miles Wes, of Center st. on the Lambey Road.
 Commencing at i0;30 A. Nj. ! win sell on the above date the fol- lowing personal property; 10 head of Holstein and Durham COWS. now giy- ing large quantity of milk; r. head of steers large yearlings, 10 calves; l ye1rlirg mule, l handy farm wagon, pump jack new. SO head of COWS and hcifers. and all springers from Co years old mostly Durhams; 25 head uf calves and vearlinss from 5 months to q year old, mostly Durham hefers, red and white; 90 head of shoats. weigh from 50 to 75 lbs. each. 3 brood mares. l yearling colt and 1 c. months -old calf. l registered Poland China boar. sows with pigs. Terms of sale; On all sums of S100 a credit of le months will be given. purchaser swing approved 10 per cent note. 2 Ter cent off for cash.
 R D. BROYLFS and L. l.. HEWINS
 owners
 C. O. McMURTRY. Auctioneer
 A B. DUNLAP. Clerk
 -i W. First Ave. Phone 131i
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
For Sale Houses

FOR SALE-Modern , room bricl house. West Pierce St. $500.
 N. A MORFORD { LOOK. HERE'S A HOMEi A substantial brick residence. modern, with hardwood floors and built-in features: just north of the Phoenix high school grounds Is going to be sold at a bargain. Can show you the original cost at $f.00G: now you can buy it for S3.200 on terms. Do not delay.
 DWIGHT E. HEARD
 Central & Adams n
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
Personals
LIBERAL REWARn
Special Notices

MARION NS-Graduate Mess uss. Swedish and American system of health For ladies exclusively Phone s926 for appointments Give treat ments at yOu- home only. od
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
For Sale Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-All kinds of second hand farm impliments, harness. wa gons and horses; buy, trade or ex- change, Sll0.0o cash register. will sell
 cheap. F1rmers Exchange Second Hand. 1ll5 East Van Ruren. NJ. I'm . prial 1T
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
AUCTION SALE FINE-ACRE RANCH

WEDNESRAY. NOV. s, 1916. Commencing at 1:30 o'clock p. m. am instructed by the owner to sell at auction. his improved 5-acre tract. located Cor <. Thirteenth Ave. anI Gilbert St. just south of Buckeye road. Frontage on both $. Thirteenth and S Fifteenth Ayes. Fenced ani cross fenced. City lots adioin north fence 2-room house and screea torch. Excellent chicken yards Drilled well plenty of shade and some fruit trees. Terms Ss.00 cash. balance easy terms
 JAS. WHERRY. owner
 C. O. McMTRTBY, Auctioneer.
 1T
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
Wanted - Situation, Female

PHONE uI for messenger
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

RING 41t for quick messenger. If
 BEST MESSENGER SERVICE. pHONE ti& If
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
For Sale--Eggs and Poultry

FOR SALE-Buff Orpington laying hens Phone 8035. 103s East Me- Dowell. in
 FOR SALE-5 dozen Barred Rock laying hens, s9.00 per dozen. Call Ave, Alhambra, F mile west of Grand Ave. n
 WANTED-2 dozen laying hens II. S Myers, Scottsdale. n
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

leo ACRES DEEDBD LAND in the hoart Of artesian belt. good flowing Nciis on all sides Six miles south east of San Simon. Ariz. Will ex- change for 70 acres improved land near Phoenix. R. A. Kidwell, San 0iinpni Ariz- bs
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
saH HnHe Lost and Found

IOST-0n ChFistv road. -tNo-z92X3 T. inner tubes: also lost gas tank top for auto Finder will be rewarded if re- turns 10 Republican office n
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
For Sale Real Estate

so ACRES. S2 water at sS5 per. The bargain you have been waiting for See Groom at Galpin's office. m 10 ACRES. improved, among the orange groves. S250O: 40 acres all all falfa. good improvements, $6000. Sea Johnston, r ". Adams n FOR SALE-One of the finest so or 160 acre, tracts in Higley section. Good location. good sandy soil; good pump ing depth. No better land ir the valley. Unusual bargain a. $10.o0 per acre. Write or see Lee Loyeless. Hig- ley. Arizona. 2
 IN COTTON LANDS,
 Do you want a "crackerjacz'
 eighty for cotton. This piece
 is three miles south of Mesa.
 lands around there have paid
 their cost in cotton this year
 Offer $li0 per acre and you1l
 own one of the best ranches
 in the valley. Terms, too. DWIGHT s. HEARD
 Central & Adams m
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
SAFETY FIRST
 MT nnNTTu,T

WE BUY AND SELL second hand Ford cars. Ford Garage. gie-z3 East Adams St. Phoenix U
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
For Rent-Furnished Rooms


 NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, all conyeneuces. can be used as living poom; close in, reasonable SIS \. Second ave Phone 2727. If FOR RENTING choice rooms, close in SIS N. Third St n 2 NEW SLEEPING HOUSES, down town cheap 437 W. Washington. n CALIFORNIA INN. formerly the Ivon, corner of w. Mckinley and N. 9th Ave. Rooms s2 up to s5 and BOG to $1.50 day Meals 35c and Soc; in high class residential district. Take Kenil- worth car. within walking distance of business district; new and modern; home cooking. a home place Phone 1705. No sick If BEST MESSENGER SERVICE. ring 414. If FOR RENTING nicely furnished front rooms. private entrance. gentle men preferred 366 North End Avenue
 ? FOR RENT Furnished room in very modern home. nicely located at l50l West Washington street, If
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

FOR SALE-Small confectionery
 profitable business. Well located. Box 1S4 Republican. m
 CERTAIN BLOCK OF |. s. VANA- DIUM. if taken at once, can be bought reasonable. Box 997 Republican If
 FOR SALE CHEAP-Business prop osition. stock and fixture. good loca- tion. Fox SAT Republican. if
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06
Business Chances

SMALL BUSINESS for sale; just the thing for lady with one or two children. Address Box 900 Republican.
 m
Arizona republican., 1916-11-06

NORTH OF GLENDALE tirhty acres. north of Glen dale. and it is & dandy A land of the finest loamy soil and yours at sl25 per acre. Tis enc of the few bargains stlll on the market. Quick action necessary.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD
 Central & Adame