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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-08-16

Center 1t is understood that the
funeral will take place in Denver on
Sunday.
HOME FROM SUCCESSFUL svsI-
NESS TRIP
U. E. Sidebottom returned to Canon
City Wednesday night from a very
successful business trip to the west
ern slope. He made an unusually
large number of sales of -four and
other mill products and added some
new customers to his string of pa
irons in that section of the state. Mr.
Sidebottom will leave on Saturday Of
this week for Norton. Kansas, and 9TH
er points east. He will include ST
Louis in his itinerary and win be
gone about three weeks.
CANON PEOPLE SEE RINeLINe's
SHOW
A large number of Canon City peo.
pie motored to Pueblo on Wednesday
to see Ringing Brothers circus and
menagerie. which they pronounce as
haing fully met their expectations in
ma gnitude and in the character of the
entertainment which they afforded.
Most of the Canon people went down
or the night performance. altho few
made the trip in the morning in order
to witness the parade and attend the
afternoon program
'rWHITE WAY" OPENED ToMoR.
ROW NIGHT
1t is the intention of the Arkansas
Valley Railway. Light G. Power com
pany to turn the electric current on
in the White Way" Saturday night
for the first time and illuminate Main
street from Third street to Eighth by
the new lighting system. The cable
has been laid on both sides of Main
street and all of the lamps in the
white Way" connected up with it.
About all that remains to be done is
to connect with the transmission
lines. which is a small job.
GUESTS OF MR.. AND MRS. JAMES
KETTLE
Mrs. Bert Kettle and little sons,
James and Robert. of Gary. Indiana
who have been visiting the formers
parents at Fruita, Colo. for the last
month or six weeks. arrived hefe
from the western slope Thursday af
ternoon and are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kettle at AIT Rudd ave
nue. Mr.. Bert Kettle who is employ
ed in the engineering department by
the American Bridge company al
Gary, is expected to join his wife and
family here soon on short vacation
visit
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WEDNESDAY
VISITS DAUGHTER IN KANSAS

- eN Nf>NSSo
Mrs. J. NJ. Isley left today for Dodge
City. Kansas. where she wlil visit for
month with her daughter. Mrs. Fla
vious Templeman
EDWARD C. HANlEY VISITED
HERE
Mr. Edward c. Hanley. well
known banker of Denver. and promin.
emily connected with the Colorado
National bank. was pleasureseek-
ing visitor to Canon City on Sunday.
SPENDING WEEK AT ALDER
Miss Katherine Anderson and Miss
May Gail OF Canon City arrived here
a few days ago and are enjoying a
vacation outing with Mrs. V. G. An
derson at Alder this week.-Saiida
Mail.
GUESTS OF MRS. W.. w. IRELAND
Misses Maude and Blanche Ham.
mond of Denver arrived In Canon
city on Tuesday for visit with their
sister. Mrs. w. w. Ireland. at 1905
River street. They will remain here
for a week or more.
STEVE Two AND FAMILY HOME
SATURDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve A. Tyo and fam
ily. who enjoyed a delightful vacation
BY auto In the South Park country.
returned home Saturday. saying Il
was the most enjoyable trip they
have ever experienced.
Nh. AND MRS. C. A. elocs IN
DENVER
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Biggs with Mira.
Arthur II. Biggs and two children left
Tuesday morning by automobile tor
Denver where they will spend few
days. They will meet Clyde BIgxs.
recently appointed to a iieutenancy II,
the Officers reserve corps of the new
national army. on his arrival In that
city from Fort Riley. Kansas. who
viii accompany them home.
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GUESTS OF MRS. E. o. HART
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Mathews and
daughter, Jessie. from Buster. Colo.
are visiting with the formers sister.
Mrs. E. D. Hart for few days.
RETURNED TO IOWA
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Aldrich have
returned to their home at Britt. Iowa,
after visiting at the William Landman
home and with other friends in the
city a week.
GONE EAST ON PURCHASING TRIP
morning for Chicago and st. Louis on
a purchasing trip for the Arts and
Crafts shop. She will be gone a couple
of weeks
w. N. CLARK IN DISTRICT THURS
DAY
Wynn Clark. district manager of
the Arkansas Valley Railway Light &
Power company. with headquarters at
Canon City. was visitor in Cripple
Greek on Thursday.-Cripple Creek
Times
MISS oARwooo ON BUSINESS
TRIP
Miss Estella Garwood left today for
st. Louis and Chicago where she will
look after fall and winter millinery.
She expects to be gone some time on
business trip.
is GUEST OF MRS. r. c. SCOTT
Miss Margaret Ruegg of La Junta.
stenographer and typist in the office
of the Arkansas Valley Railway, Light
& Power company In her home city. is
enjoying short vacation visit here
as the guest of Mrs. r. c. Scott. at
532 College avenue. Miss Ruegg will
return home on Tuesday of next week.
MILAN FAMILY ON FISHING TRIP
Mr.. and Mrs. A. n. McLain and
daughter. Miss Merle, left Friday
morning for lola on the Gunnison riv-
er for their summers outing. They
expect to be gone until the first of
September Fishing and various out
door recreations will furnish their d.
version.
JOE L. oREENwAY HERE FOR
VISIT
Joe L. Greenway. former assistant
secretary of the Y. NJ. C. A. here ar
rived in town Friday night from Den
yer for a weeks visit with Canon City
friends. Mr.. Greenway left here q
month OF. so ago and went to, his old
home in Mississippi to register for the
selective military draft. Following
his registration there and the an
nouncement Of the serial numbers in
Washington he returned to Colorado
and has since been In attendance at
the Y. NJ. C. A. conference At Estes
Park. Mr.. Greenway has been as
signed to Y. M. c. A. army work
among the troops at Fort Sill. Okla
homa. He will remain here until next
Thursday or Friday. ~
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Prison EvANcELlsTs SPEAK
wElIsOF CANON PRISON

WElIfoF CANON PRISON
! Rev and Mrs. Thos. Griffin, prison
leyangelists spent Monday and Tues
day in Canon City. They visited the
| prison and talked to many convicts.
| Rev. and Mrs. Griffin visit many
penitentiaries and prisons over the
country and they say they were very
much pleased with the. condition they
found the institution here In. They
spoke especially of the fine sanitary
condition of the women's department.
WILL JUDGE FRUIT AT ROCKY
FORD FAIR
M. f. Snow of Lincoln Park has
again been chosen TO Judge the fruit I
exhibit at the Otero County fair at
Rocky Ford. A letter from the sec
retary OF the fair association says Mr..
Shows work in that capacity at
Rocky Ford has been SO intelligent
and satisfactory that there is a gem
eraI demand among horticulturists
there for his return as a member OF
the awarding committee this year.
DR.. FuLERsoNK GOES ON LONG
/
TRIP
DR.. +. r. Fulkerson ieft this
morning for Denver on his way thru
the northwestern and Pacific coast
states in the interest OF the Board of
| Foreign Missions of the Methodist
Episcopal church. He will go first
10 Lewiston. Mont, and later will
make a tour OF Idaho, Oregon. Wash
ington and California. He win be
gone seven or eight weeks and VIII
speak in many OF the larger cities in
that section of the country.
lJoE cHENAULT GOING TO FIT.
SHERIDAN
Joe Chenault. mail clerk at the pen
itentlary. has received orders 10 re
port at the officers training camp at
Fl Sheridan.
Joe Is a Spanish.American war vet
eran and served in the Philippines.
For a time he was top sergeant OF
company c. With his departure from
the pen Warden lyman has lost three
excellent men because OF the war; /.
Captain Walter l.. Fulkerson. Lieut..
Frank Hickman and Chenauit
ARE GUESTS AT THE BETHEL
4 HOME
1 Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Taylor OF San
Francisco. Cal. on their way east.
stopped on here the hrst OF the week
for few days visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. W. Bethel at SIS Green
wood avenue. In company with their
entertainers they motorcd 10 Pueblo
this morning to spend the day with
Mrs. Geo. w. Bethel Jr.. who is con
vaieseing Mt Miuneaus hospital from
the effects OF recent operation for
appendicitis. Mrs. Bethel Jr. Is cx-
pected 10 return to Canon City ia the
course OF the next few days.
| Theodore NJ. Harding. C A. Rob.
eris. Bert Ellis and W. II. Sanford.
representing the Canon City chamber
OF commerce. moiorcd to Parkdale on
Sunday aud turned into the river If5..
200 native brook trout from the hsh
propogating pond at that place Tho
trout were fine. healthy specimens OF
their kind and will have no difficulty
in making their living in the river
! on "wednesday Of this week thirty
three cans OF trout fry. containing
100000 fish will arrive here from the
Denver hatchery and viii be put in
the Parkdale retaining pond They
will be OF the Rainbow variety.
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RETURNED A FEW DAYS AGO
FROM IOWA

J. c. Hunter. son of Mr.. and Mrs
+. f. Hunter OF Si4 Macon avenue.
returned home few days ago from
Rockwell City. Iowa. where he spent
couple OF months visiting relatives
and friends
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GUESTS OF MR.. AND MRS. FRANK
BUNTEN

A. J. Forney. father of Mrs. Frank
Bunten and his daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Z. l.. Forney and neice, Miss Leta
Hatfield of Wichita, Kansas. are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bunten.
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GUESTS OF MR.. AND MRS. DILLON
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hyde of Pasa-
dent, Calf, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Dillon, 1119 Greenwood avenue.
LEAVE FOR WICHITA. KANSAS
Mrs. Harry T. Black and daughter
Pauline, leave for Wichita. Kansas.
Friday after a months visit with Mr..
and Mrs w. II. Dillon.
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BLAKE ROGERS vAcATINo IN
DENVER

County Treasurer Blake Rogers
went to Denver a day or two ago
where he will spend the week taking
in the sights of the metropolis and
enjoying its theatrical and other at
fractions. He Will return to Canon
City on Saturday.
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WE'RE MARRIED IN PUesLo
~ SUNDAY

NJ. A. Kimmie and Miss Susie OFT,
both OF this city. were married in Pu-
cb!o at 1880 o'oclock Sunday after
noon by Rev. Henshaw. pastor OF the
Central Christian church. The wed.
ding was a very quiet one and was
witnessed by only a few friends. Both
are well known and popular young
people here. The groom Is connected
with the management OF the Canon
City Crystal Ice company and the
bride was formerly employed as a
saieswoman In the candy store Of her
brother. w. F. OFT at 4ls Main street.
The newiy-weds will make their homo
hcre.
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REGISTRATION BOOK FOR
TOURISTS

Secretary e. A. Bradbury has open
g da registration book for tourists and
visitors at the office OF the chamber
of commerce in the Postoffice block
and would be pleased to have all
strangers in town, whether here on
business or pleasure. to come in and
register their names. The tourist
travel In Southern Colorado at pres
ent is very heavy. particularly from
Kansas. Texas and Oklahoma. and
Canon City LIS attracting a large num-
ber OF them this way. altho not as
many. perhaps. as II is entitled to by
its scenic advantages. More ausomo-
bile tourists are coming from Kansas
and contiguous states over the Santa
F'e trail to Pueblo and on up the. Ar
kansas valley to Canon City this year
than ever before. Heretofore nearly
all motorists have come to Canon Citp
after seeing the Pixies Peak region.
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HERE MONDAY

Jesse Z. Williams OF Denver. rep.
resenting the Colorado Tax commits.
sion. was a visitor in Canon City on
Monday and spent some time here
iooking over the books and inv-stl-
eating the system of business in
vogue at the office OF County Assess.
or II. J. Craig. He pronounced the
assessors Office here TO be model of
its kind and one Of the most efficient.
ly conducted In the state.
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LEFT SUNDAY FOR VISIT TO
DENVER

Mrs. Frank Emmerson of 51e River
street and Miss Wilma Nevco..b .E:.
last Sunday morning for Denver
where they will spend a week or ten
days visiting friends and enjoying the
OF the capital city.
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MRS. HAYES HOME FROM EAST

Mrs. Hayes returned the last of the
week from the east where she visited
the different millinery centers. buy
ing her stock for the coming season.
Miss Alexander OF st. Louis. an ex-
pert trimmer. who will be in her em-
pioy this season. returned with her.
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RETURNS FROM CAMPING TRII

Mrs. Nancy Guyot. and little daugh-
ter Lillian. Mrs. T. Porter Lyons and
Miss Blanche Stevenson, who have
been camping in the San Isabel Ma.
tional Forest for the past six weeks.
returned to Canon City the latter
nau OF the week
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The Y. N. Q. club enjoyed them.
selves at slumber party in tent on
Prescotts lawn Wednesday night in
honor of May Howells. How much
they slumbered is a secret. Before re
t!ring for the night. watermelon was
cut and devoured. The next morning
at five o'clock the merry crowd arose
and by means of two cars went out in
the hills and had breakfast. The
breakfast was surprise to May How
ellis, which was given in honor of her
birthday. and she was also surprised to
find the club spoon in her coffee.
Everyone enjoyed themselves and
hoped to enjoy such party and pic
mic soon again. AZ st
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We WEDNESDAY, FRC
DENVER

Ralph Bundy, r. l.. Petrie and Fred
Halsted returned to Canon City on
Wednesday from a weeks vacation
trip to Denver and other points inthe
northern part of the state. Mr.. Bundy
stopped in Florence for brief visit
with relatives while on his way back
IN Canon CITY
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MARRIAGE LICENSES THIS
MONTH

The marriage licenses thus far is
sued from the office of the county
clerk here this month were granted
TO Louis Gutierrez and Miss Angelita
Cortez. both of Florence: Thomas G.
Bland of La Junta and Miss Kittie A.
Painter of Florence; Claude A. Starl-
ing and Miss Minnie Mills. both of
Canon City, John Goffreda and Miss
Annie Vernone, both of Rockvale.
ENTERTAINER AT A SLUMBER
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Mrs. T. Porter Lyons. who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. NJ. X. Stew
enson of 931 Rudd avenue. for six
weeks returned to her home in Den
yer Sunday
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HOME FROM MOTOR TRIP TO
MISSOURI

A regular session of the members
of the board of penitentiary commits
sioners was held at the prison here
last Tuesday Only matters of -ou-
tine were presented for consideration.
The members of the board are Mrs.
Helen Grenfel of Denver. Frank S.
Hoag of Pueblo. and Buckley Wells of
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Wynn Clark. district manager OF
the Arkansas Valley Railway Light &.
Power company. with headquarters at
Canon City. was a visitor in Cripple
Greek on Thursday.-Cripple Creek
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SATURDAY

GUESTS OF MRS. e. o. HART
Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Mathews and
daughter, Jessie. from Buster. Colo.
are visiting with the formers sister.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-27
OVERLAND
 ARIZONA CO. Our Message to Used Car Buyers
DON'T BE 4 BOOB

THIS ISN'T THE BOOB STATE
 Don't let anybody kid you, and above all don't kid yourself
 Base your judgment of used cars on cold blooded facts
 It's unfortunate that some of you must be stung, but if We can open your eyes. it will at least reduce the per centage.
 A great many misguided used car dealers, as well as salesmen work on the presumption that the average used car buyer is boob, that his degree of perception is at a very low ebb. and his intelligence iS nil
 HAVEN'T YOU EVER BEEN AP PROACHED THAT WAY?
 Did g salesman ever tell you a car was in perfect condition. when your own eyes and ears told you that either he was liar or you were a fool, when the death rattle in the motor spoke volumes. and every gasp sounded like a can of nails tied to a scared dogs tail.
 THINK IT OVER
 Don't fall for a big line of out-of- date cars, gas hogs. tire burners. and antiques.
 horse power of the car you want to buy
 Be guided by intelligent facts and not bunk
 If one dealer hasn't the car you want go to the one that has
 All representative dealers should be reliable. at least We take that much for granted.
 Our line comprises p to 30 light. I7odern. economical cars. The sales force keeps these cars moving rapidly al every month our sales floor pre- ser-s an entirely new front to our GUS top'ers.
 WE CARRY NO DEAD STOCK
 You don't walk through our used car department With a feeling of disgust that arises from seeing the same old tubs rOnth after month. NO MASTODONIAN ANTIQUES
 DECORATE OUR INTERIORS
 You are welcome at all times to walk through every department of our busi- ness.
 NO TIME LOCK stares you in the face when you want to get into our shop and see how our cars are over hauled
 We conduct our business on business principles.
 We put the buck up to you.
 COME IN AND LOOK US OVER. WE'RE REAL
Arizona republican., 1917-06-27

LISTEN TO ME-See this bargain. 10 acres alfalfa, 5-room modern bun- galow, screened sleeping rooms, shade, garage, well. tank, engine, water piped to house and fields, chicken houses, corrals, ideal poultry ranch, ready for business. North, close in. Make owner independent living. Investigate. $1 300 will handle. Ask for Gates, with Jordan and Grace. IS West Adams. Phone 127S. bp
Arizona republican., 1917-06-27
For Sale Automobiles

WANTED-Small touring car Ford preferred; must be in good first-class condition. New or used car. Call or Phone Plaza Hotel. Washington St, corner Second Ask landlady for party. Will pay cash or time. Parties who called yesterday, call again. It
 1916 OVERLAND ROADSTER, ex- cellent shape. bargain. 321 No. Cen fral 1t
Arizona republican., 1917-06-27
Auctions
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 AUCTION
 At Biehls Aucetion House Today Special farm wagons, heavy hay farm wagon, hay bailer horses. bug sies, harness, chain harness, wheel barrow. poultry, rabbits, household goods, furniture, stoves, beds. a nice line of dry goods and hats for ladies and gentlemen.
 J. F. BIEHL. Auctioneer
 4 W. Jefferson It
 PULLIC SALE
 FRIDAY. JUNE 29 F Nile South of Glendale. 14 Mile West of Grand Ave, Where the Pavement
 Stops. on the Scudder Ranch I will sell at public auction on the above date all of my stock.
 Sale Commencing at 10:30 66 choice dairy COWS and heifers: 16 COWS, ? to , years old, all well marked and heavy mill1ers; IS yearing heifers 10 yearling steers, 19 head of calves. Parties in the market for choice dairy stock should not fail to attend this sale.
 Free Lunch at Noon Terms of Sale: All sums of S100 and under, cash; over that amount. a credit of 6 months will be given, purchaser giving approved 10 per cent note; ? per cent off for cash.
 WILLIAM L. FRANKLIN, Owner C. o. McMURTRY, Auctioneer
 L. c. GALLAND Clerk dr
Arizona republican., 1917-06-27
For Rent Land
For Rent-Store and Offices

FOR RENT-Store room in center of automobile section, facing Central Ave. and Van Buren Streets. Size 3S by 100 feet. Can rent all or part to suit ten ant. F. E. Pascoe. 302 N. Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-27
For Sale Real Estate

ONE ACRE, I room house, screen, fruit shade, nice place. Indian school road, s1300.00. Terms. Jordan X Grace, tS West Adams St. dp
 FOR SALE-improved ranch. 120 acres, near Gilbert. See pr. G. P. Light, Mesa, or B. A. Markham, Phoenix. br
 BEST MESSENGER SERVICE PHONE 414 tf
Arizona republican., 1917-06-27

WATCH OUR BARGAINS , ACRES, north. close in, $750. 10 ACRES, north, close in, $500. 20 ACRES, north, solid alfalfa, s175 acre
 40 ACRES. north, alfalfa, near Gen. tral Ave, S175 acre.
 Easy Terms
 ACRES alfalfa, 5-room modern, bungalow, screened porch, well, tank. engine, water piped to house and fields. shade, bearing fruit, flowers. chicken yards; north, near car line. 5000 to handle. See it.
 10 ACRES alfalfa 5-room new mod ern bungalow. screened porch, shade. garage, well, tank, engine water pipeG to house and fields, chicken houses, cor rals; ideal poultry ranch, ready for business; north, close in. Make owner independent living. Investigate $500 will handle.
 30 ACRES alfalfa, sugar corn, water melons; 5-room cottage, shade, bearing fruit, well, chicken yards. corrals; north, close in; near good school. Ready for business. It will pay you to see the best buy in the valley.
 Ask for Gates. Phone 127S. With JORDAN & GRACE, IS w. Adams
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Arizona republican., 1917-06-27

RANCH BARGAIN-S0 acres of best alfalfa in the valley: you can go on the place right now. Alfalfa worth $500 ton. Cut two ton last cutting; will pay for itself in two years Extra good house, good barn. five fields, all hog tight: extra fine land for anything
 $15,000, S4000 cash and the land will pay the other payments w. R. Stew art, Mesa real estate. Tel 150 1t
 FOR SALE-Sixty acres fine alfalfa. Close to Phoenix, northwest Good Page wire. Eight fields, good house and barn, orchard. Owners leaving the valley. Must sell Inquire E. E. pascoe. 302 North Central avenue ar
 FOR SALE-Twenty acres four miles northwest of Phoenix well improved with seven room house, fine well of Wa ter a world of shade. Alfalfa, maize. corn, sweet potatoes; fine fruit orchard and as good soil as lays in the valley. We are asking for an offer on this de- sirable property. If you want some thing good ask Dibble about this l1S N. First Ave with Griffin alone, Phone 1893, dp
Arizona republican., 1917-06-27
IT. A. I ELF OhD 31 w. Jefferson

NO BETTER LOCATION-6-roo modern brick. bed rooms, screen rooms pantry, built-in features, garage, lawn, shade, roses, garden. Easy terms. See is at S10 N. Fourth Ave. Johnston, r w. Adams or any real estate. agent.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-27
For Sale or Exchange

Ten Thousand Dollar equity in well improved S0-acre dairy ranch on Glen dale car line and Alhambra road, (wil subdivide) Must have some cash. Could take some cattle
 The RedewiH furnished apartment. 1909 West Washington street, three story brick. on car line. near capitol. Price very reasonable. Might take residence on the deal.
 III.
 Large lot and small house, 113S East Moreland. no incumbrance. Will sell on small payments or par .n on ueaI for larger house. and assume small mortgage.
 1 Seven year old brood mare; l Four -year-old brood mare; fine driver, safe for lady
 l Three year old stallion;
 1-year- old lilly.
 l suckling lilly. (colt); all standard bred (registered) black and out Of Worlds record stock. Last three above by Directly (holder of Worlds pacing record.) Will sell very cheap for cash. or exchange for city property or hay. What have you?
 V
 1 second hand 70. K" hay press (horse power) price s100.UG. Win eN change for hay or good muN COW. See me at 3l5 Fleming building or Phone 1890 if you mean business. I'm not in the land business and this is my property, I'm trying to dispose of as I've not time to look after it.
 A. $. HAWKINS.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-27

that WANT AID. to The Republican
 office now, and get your wish fulfilled