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Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
! STATE BAR TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
Gathering to Be Held in Supreme
 Court Building in Hartford.

The State Bar association of Con necticut will hold it's annual meeting in the supreme court building. at Hartford at 2 o'clock next Monday afternoon. In the evening the annu- ai dinner will be held at the Hart ford club.
 Professor Albert M. Kales of the Harvard Law school and George F.. Beers compensation commissioner for the Third Congressional district, will be the speakers in the afternoon. Pro- lessor KaIes will talk on The Chica- go Society of Advocates and Commis- sioner Beers on Practice in the Com pensation Courts.
 Judge William F. Henney presi- dent of the association, will deliver the annual address, and various commit tees will make their reports.
 In the evening, after the dinner there will be remarks by Rev. Dr. Fla vel s. Luther, president of Trinity col lege; by Robert L. Munger of Ansonia and by Judge Edward L. Smith of Hartford.
 Gov Marcus H. Ho1comb will head the guests oe honor at the banquet board. and others in addition to the speakers will be Supreme Court Judges John NJ. Thayer and George w Henry Wade Rogers and Edwin $. Thomas, Superior Court Judges Milton A. Shumway, William s. Case, How ard J. Curtis, William H. Williams and Gardiner Greene. Chief Justice Samuel O. Prentice of the supreme court. Su- prene Court Judges Alberto T. Rora- back and John K. Beach, Superior Court Judges Joel F. Reed. Joseph P. Futile and James H. Webb.
 To report at the business session the president has appointed the following nominating committee: Hon. John H. Perry, George D. Watrous and Hon. Charles Phelps.
 The entertainment committee con- sists of William Bro Smith. chairman; John T. Robinson, Hugh M. A1corn Edward M. Day and Charles Welles Gross.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
AT THE DAVIS THEATRE
Vaudeville and Moving Pictures

It is a most remarkable acrobatic act that is being presented at the Da- wis theatre for the last half of the week by the Kane Brothers. They are artists of the first water and display great strength and balancing ability. Their feature stunt is looping the loop. The audiences at all three perform ances on Thursday showed their op- preciation of the act with we'll de- served applause. Another very good act is entitled On the Board Walk and is presented by Warren and ConIey. The last act is a lively comedy sketch entitled The Spirit of Preparedness.
 The Wharf Rat is the name Of the feature photoplay. It is five part in the leading role. The Chinese Cook and Hans and F'rintz was the name of the funny cartoon reel.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
INVITED TO ACT AS COUNSEL
 AT LEAK" INVESTIGATION
Sherman L. WhippIe of Boston, .
 Democrat and a Noted Lawyer.

Washington, Jan. 1s.-Sherman L. whipple of Boston, a democrat and a noted trial lawyer, was invited tonight by the rules committee of the house to act as counsel in the peace note leak investigation which, it now ap- pears, will extend deeply into Wall Street stock manipulations.
 Representative Henry, chairman of the committee, and Representative Campbell, the ranking republican member, said when the announcement was made, that it was hoped Whipple would accept. From other sources there were intimations that the Bos- ton attorney had been consulted and was expected to undertake the task
 Further public hearings in the in- ouiry were prepared until Monday morning in order to give counsel and the committee time to complete ar and prepare for the future torney may suggest. The plan is to call as the first witness Mrs. Ruth Tomason Visconti, the woman who Thomas W. Lawson says told him Tumulty and w. W. Price, a Washington newspaper man, were of the alleged leak. She will be followed by a score or more of other witnesses, including the men whose names have been brought into the nuuiry and number of prominent New York f1nanciers.
 The selection of Whipple followed ! bitter fight of several hours amogn democrats of the committee in which Postmaster General Burleson, Solicitor General Davis and Majority Leader participated.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
"FAGGED-OUT" WOMEN
Will Find a Helpful Suggestion Tn
 This Letter


 Overworked, run down, Tagged olIt' women who feel as though they could hardly drag about. should profit by Mrs CarterS experience. She says:- T am the mother of six children and l got so weak and rundown that I couldn't eat anything and it seemed almost impossible for me to get around and do my work I tried diff ferent doctors remedies without ben eft. I saw Vinol advertised and decided to try it, and received so much benefit from the first bottle that l continued to take it, and it has built up my strength and made me strong and we'll I consider Vinol the best medicine I have ever taken, and advise all weak, rundown women to try it.D Mrs. Bessie Carter, State Road, N. c.
 If all the tired. overworked, run down women in Norwich could only realize how our delicious VinoI, which contains beef and cod liver peptones Iron and manganese peptonates and glyceroph hosphates, supplies the vital Elements necessary to build up blood and strength, we wouldn't be able to supply the demand
 Broadway Pharmacy, G. G. Engler. Proprietor, Norwich. Vinol is sold in Willimantic by the Wilson Drug Co.,, in Danielson by the A. w. Williams Pharmacy. and in Putnam by J. F. Donahue. Also at the leading drug stores in all Connecticut towns.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
FRANCHISE LEAGUE ENDORSES
 REFORMATORY FOR WOMEN,
Adopt Resolution Asking State Legis-
 lature to Pass Bill.

The regular monthly business meet ing of the Norwich Equal Franchise league was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Lucius Briggs, with the president Mrs. William A. Norton, presiding There was a very good attendance and much interest," business transacted. A resolution was passed calling upon the state legis- lature to pass the bill establishing a reformatory for women in Connecti- cut and also to make an appropria- ton to build the same. It will per- haps be remembered that this bill was passed by the last legislature but as no appropriation was made it went no further. This year the governor in ms message recommended it as being good and desirable measure
 At the close of the business meeting tea was served by the hostess
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19

ly and in the line of bargains As a result of the auction, the transferred garments have furnished many anus ing as well as embarrassing situations in cases of mistaken identity
 Will Speak at Sunday Vespers.
 Rev. Irving H. Berg, pastor of the South Congregational church of Hart ford, has accepted an invitation to be the speaker at vesper service on Sun day afternoon.
 One of the interesting features of the recital of Frederick Weld on We'd nesday evening in Thames hall was the singing by Mir. Weld of the new composition entitled The Fishers Widow, by Dr. Louis H. Coerne, words by Arthur Symon. The selection was composed by Dr. Coerne at the college and is now being published by the Boston Music company.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE NEWS.
Proceeds of Silver Tea to Be Used for Belgian ReIief-Auctionins is the Latest Innovation at the College Another $1oo Gift Received.

The latest development of the at tempt to raise money for the Belgian relief fund is the silver tea to be given at the home of Miss Charlotte noon from 1 to 6. The contributions at the tea are to be of silver, and the proceeds of this affair win be added to the rapidly growing relief fund. Mem bers of the faculty and of the Belgian relief fund committee are to be the ises to be successful as we'll as very entertaining.
 Receive Gift of $1oo.
 Announcement has been made of a gift of S100 from the New Haven chapter of the D. A R. to the colleSe. This gift, which is to be increased in the near future by the same chapter, is for library and laboratory pur- poses. Gifts for this purpose at the present time are exceptionally wei come at the college, owing to the need the laboratories and books in the li- brary.
 At meeting of the student body of the college it was voted to have the holiday of Washington's birthday changed from Thursday to Friday. This change which is agreeable to the faculty as we'll as students, will allow students wishing to go home over the holiday better chance to do so.
 Continue Rotating System.
 At meeting of the student organ ization held Monday evening at g o'clock in New London hall the ques- ton of changing the rotating system was taken up by the students. Vari- ous plans and suggestions were offered for regulating the dining room sys- tenn, but it was finally decided to keep
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
Troubled at Nioht.

Painful. annoying bIaddSr RFealrness kidney trouble never sboni6 bo neglected. BaclSacha rteI1raa tfer7, sore. swollen or stiff nauseies or iointg all these have been relfcvtd by Fo- ley Kidney Pills. They act promptly and efficiently and help to heaitb. Henry Rudolph. Carmi III. writsg. sI was bothered with hurting in bacIS and was troubled at night and had fo oet up several times. Since taIsinr Foley getting up"
 The Lee & osgOOd co.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
MILITIA TO BE RELEASED
 FROM BORDER SERVICE
Within Five Days-unofieisiIy Re-
 ported at Columbus.

Columbus. N. M.. Jan. 1s.-It was unofficialy reported here today that the militia will be released from borier service within five days Omcfrs were non-committaI.
 Major General Frederick F,YnstoD today completed his inspection of troops here and left for El Pasu. After a hurried inspection there if was announced, the department com mander will return to San Antonio.
 Branford-An~ order of I,15O feet of new hose has arrived in town for fI7e use of the fire department.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
SWEDISH STEAMSHIPS NOT
 VICTIMS OF GERMAN RAIDER
Consul oisson and Consul Conf;tzon
 Have Arrived at Havre.

New York, Jan. 1S.-The Swedish steamships Consul Olsson and Consul Confitzon, from Galveston, Texas, No- vember II and IS for Havre, reporred yesterday as possible victims of German raider, have reached their destination. Word of their arrival at Havre WIS received today by M. Weld and Company, shippers of the cargoes of cotton on board the two ships.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
Palmer Brothers Increase Stock.

Among the certificates of inH,ease of stock filed at the office of the secretary of the state is one by the Palmer Brothers Co. of New London. It calls for a capital increase from S5Oo.OOO to $2,500, 900. The shares were increased in proportion from 5000 to 25.000. Each share is valued at s10O. The certificate was signed by Frank L. Palmer, George S. Palmer, Ralph II. Melcer and Howard Palmer.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19

Ansonia-In accordance with the change of the weekly pay day from Wednesday to Thursday night, which was put into effect by the American Brass company last week, the Ansonia Savings bank will maintain evening hours at the bank commencing last ed the evening hour movement for the patrons of the bank.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
WOMEN NOT PERMITTED
 PRACTICE LAW IN ENGLAND
General Council of Bar ovorVvhoImirs-
 Iy Defeated PropoSItion.

London, Jan. IS, TAO D. m.-VVomen will not be permitted to practice law in England if the lawyers can pre- vent them. At a meeting today of the general council of the bar over which Attorney General Sir E. D. Smith presided, resolution aSking the general council to "consider a re- port upon the desirability of making provision for the admission of duly qualified women to the profesesiou.T was overwhelmingly defeated.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
Presented Gifts,

Miss Nora Murphy of the Hopkins & Allen Arms Co, who became the bride of Ernest Johnston, Saturday. Jan. 13 was remembered by her friends in the inspecting department with a set of solid silver teaspoons. Mr. and Mrs. Johnston are leaving this week for Canada and their many friends extend their best wishes.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19

PortIand-Mrs. Daniel Nolan picked several pansieS in the yard of her home on Strong's avenue Monday,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
Enters St. Johns coIIeqe.

Thomas T. Shahan, son of Dr. D. J. Shahan, has commenced a college course at St. Johns college, Danvers, Mass. He was accompanied to Dan vers by Dr. Shahan.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
Sn4oRSnGw

REMOVES SKIN AFFECTIONS One package proves it. Sold and knmRnnteed by above Vinol dru<6ists
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
Clearance Bargains in Leather Goods

WoMENs HANDBAGS in black leather and velvet with fancy silk lining
 CLEARANCE PRICE sse WOMENS HANDBAGS in black colored feathers with fancy lining. Fitted with Purse and Mirror. r...........-........cL CLEARANCE PRICE $12s s1OO STRAP PoCKETBOORs for women. coors are black brown green and blue
 CLEARANCE PRICE s4s BEADED BAGS IN FANCY DESIGNS in both light and dark colorings and all black Nalucs from $l.9s to $5.9S--
 oNE,THIRD OFF REGULAR PRICE HAND BAGS IN VALUES FROM S175 to 5aoo Included in this lot Eaes u blpck and coIors and in black
 ALL AT REDUCED PRICES SHELL HAIR PINS in boxes, in three different hnishes-25c values. CLEARANCE PRICE 19e LEATHER NOVELTIES OF ALLAKIND
 AT SPECIAL SALE PRICES Including Travelling Cases. Hat and Clothes Brush Cases, Card Cases. Perpetual Diaries. Etc.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
A Clearance in the Notion Dept
 Little Things at Little Prices

 Little Things at Little Prices LINEN FINISH THREAD in black or white
 CLEARANCE PRICE for Sc wn11MANr1c MACHINE rHREAD-s-cord. Black and white, all sizes
 CLEARANCE PRICE for 27e MACHINE THREAD bobbins ready for use. Black or white SALE PRICE Doc dozen DExrERs DARN1NG coTToN-black. white and colors. ........... CLEARANCE PRICE for Sc 25c SPOOL HoLDERs-win hold spools-
 CLEARANCE PRICE 1se SKIRT GAUGES with hinged metal post and chalk, complete. CLEARANCE PRICE 21c HOOKS AND EYES in black or silver
 CLEARANCE PRICE Sc ALLIANCE BRASS HOOKS AND EYES. The best quaty-5 sizes. dozen card 9
 CLEARANCE PRICE Sc
 CLEARANCE PRICE Sc
 SALE PRICE PAPERS FOR Sc ''sTAPUT" PINS in boxes. CLEARANCE PRICE 4e WIRE HAIR PINS papers. Four sizes
 CLEARANCE PRICE packages for Sc WHITE TwIILED TAPE in 24-yard rolls. me dum widths ............. CLEARANCE PRICE sc BIAS SEAM TAPE-12-yard rolls various widths. CLEARANCE PRICE lie BIAS SEAM TAPE........ CLEARANCE PRICE Sc SKIRT BELTING-2 inches
 CLEARANCE PRICE 75c PIECE, Sc YARD l CORSET LACEs-hat or tubular
 CLEARANCE PRICE 4c HOUSEHOLD SHEARS in 3 sizes
 CLEARANCE PRICE 2so NIcKEL-PLArED SCISSORS either pointed or blunt. nt.......................CL CLEARANCE PRICE 25c DRESS SHIELDS in
 1Oe. 2 Ger DRESS AND COAT BUTTONS black, colors and fancy. REDUCED oNE-THRD
Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-19
Dainty NeckWear Goes at Low
 Clearance Prices

COLLAR AND CUFF SETS of the very latest style, made of fire Organdie and Net go at very little prices These in the first lot were original ly marked 5Oc.. ...... CLEARANCE PRICE 38e COLLARS which have been selling soc. too, have been marked down. We include the stylish round and sailor shapes
 CLEARANCE PRICE sso HIGH STOCK COLLARS AT BARGAIN PRICES For those who like the tailored effects the high stock with jabot of satin and lace will be just the thing. We have included our 1Bc. $I.OQ $1-5O values ........ CLEARANCE PRICE 3S0 JABOTS OF LACE AND NET which we have been selling for soc Too
 CLEARANCE PRICE fso MEMS COLORED BORDER HANDKERCHIEFs which were marked originally 50c-4
 CLEARANCE PRICE 25s MEMS TEN CENT HANDKERcTnEFs-
 CLEARANCE PRICE So wOMEN'S TEN CENT IIANDElERCEHBFS- plain white with coIored border{-
 CLEARANCE PRICE 5e WOMEN'S INITIAL HANDKERCFIIEFS which have always been 25c each. Pure 'linen--
 CLEARANCE PRICE 17s MEMS PLAIN WHITE AND C0LORBD BORDER HANDKERo'TI1EFS which were Toe each h.......-..............CL CLEARANCE PRICE So
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
PERSONAL MENTION

William Francis is working again at
the creamery after a few days va
cation.
Mrs Wilbur of Mesa visited her son.
h, w. Wilbur and family Wednesday.
}. o. WEIGH was down from Paradise
valley for short visit with his
family.
Grandpa Hurst is slowly improving
from an attack Of Ia grippe
Dr. Adams is still in Gilbert writing
insurance for the Union Mutual COM
pany of Portland, Me.
Rev and Mrs. Reberger took dinner
at the home of w. l.. Hurst Wednes-
day
me Noman's club Of Gilbert sent
Mrs. Calvin as delegate to Chandler.
wnere a business meeting was held
Mr. and Mrs. Cordell We're enter
tanned at the Rorex home Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
Reberger and the Ladies, Aid

Reberger and the Ladies' Aid of
Chandler in an all-day session.
most delightful lunch was served
AT the noon hour. when Miss Marsh
led the march from the parsonage to
the church auditorium, where a world
of good things to eat were awaiting
the crowd. Cafeteria style was used
for serving. AfterWard the hostess,
after some inquiry found that II
states were represented, from New
York to California, and one born on
the Emerald Isle. The state motto
nickname and state flower We're test
of each representative. A pleasing
program was prepared for the after
noon, beginning at 2:30 O'Clock, con-
sisting of reading by Mrs. Stone, one
of Whitcomb Riley's selections, Our
Hired Girl" by little Dorothy Gariner.
and duet. Mrs. Reberger gave
very interesting talk on Ireland and
Scotland and immigration, after which
all enjoyed an Emerald solo, also a
Scotch one, showing the different style
Of music of the two countries
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
DECLARE FOR PEACE
IFerubljcan A. p. Leased wir

LFerubican A. P. Leased Wire1
COPENHAGEN, March 81 Via Lon
don)-A socialist newspaper of Vienna
received here contains brief an
nouncement that the leaders of the
German socialist party in Austria have
adopted declaration regarding peace.
1t IS addressed to the Russian probe
tariat and will be forwarded through
the international socialist bureau. The
announcement says that the censor
prohibits the publication of the text
of the declaration
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
WlLkERSON IN CONTEMPT


2 II 01''e"'' ~ = : Icdstu WITH
RED OAK, Iowa, March 31.-J. n.
Wilkerson, a private detective of Kan
sas City, Mo-, today was sentenced to
Jail for "a hours by District Judge
p. 3. Woodruff, for contempt of court.
Wilkerson refused to answer questions
IN regard to a grand jury investigation
OF the seven axe murders at Villisca
five years ago. The detective has been
investigating the murders for two
years
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
While sox vs. OUTLAWS

The White SoX and the Outlaws
VIII clash this afternoon on the Polk
street grounds. The two teams will line
up as follows: Outlaws. Hoganc, Bry-
ant p. Bonham 2b. Mansfield 3b, +.
Westfall IF. Robinson CT Bagley If.
Peters p. White Sox: Dunsmore c.
Seaman 1b, Warren 2b, Cooper 3b.
Miller RI, Benenato CT, Haldiman Ii,
and DePriest D.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
ARIZONA EASTERN

The Arizona Eastern has purchased
lots in the Lacy addition for the cree
ton of a residence for their agent at
Gilbert
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
RECOVERING FROM FALL

Mr.. Hadley is slowly recovering from
an accidental fall few days ago.
which left him with a badly sprained
ankle and rib badly fractured or
broken.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
MRS. SAuLTZS STORE

The new store under construction for
Mrs. Shultz is nearing completion. All
her friends are glad to know she is re-
turning to Gilbert and believe she will
enjoy good business here.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
GILBERT RAVCHERs
IMPROVING PLACES

GILBERT, April IA most pleasing
gay was spent by the Gilbert Methodist
episcopal Ladies Aid at Chandler
thursday, when they were entertained
az tle parsonage and church by Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
ANOTHER BUSINESS HOUSE

The past week has found Gilbert i'm
proving to the extent that a new res
taurant and jewelry store have been
Installed in the Ayers addition.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs Bassett were most
pleasantly surprised when a number
OF their neighbors came to help them
celebrate their twenty second wedding
anniversary
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
NEW pIIRcHASE

\. l.. NOVEL; has purchased the
building and ground as far north as
the blacksmith shop of A. MAYER and
expects to erect large business build
ing soon
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
ANOTHER MILKING mAcHtN,

Everett Wilbur has just completed
the installation of new milking ma
chine at his Gilbert ranch.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
LITERARY SOCIETY

The Literary Society has a splendid
program to offer a week from Tues
day night
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
WATER USERS ELECTION

Tuesday of next week will be water
users election, same to be held at the
school house.
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01

IS ACRES FRUIT LAND in Utah.
q mile river frontage, clear title; sac
rlflce for property in or near Phoenix.
Diamond Agency, IS W. Washington
ST 40 =,
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


NANTED-To know names and adj
areses OF people interested in our great
Chloride N-Ray mine nearly million
dollars worth blocked out; will begin
shipping before June LIST Values
around 800 per ton; limited amount
OF stock a rs cents. viii call and ex-
plain With samples and not worry:
limit 10 minutes. II. f. Groom. Phone
1866. II
FOR SALE-Two row cotton plant
er. L. S. Crosse. Phone 1876. n. m
st
If YOU ARE LOOKING for acre
tract, that you can buy right. let me
show you the have in Glendale
Heights Add Address C. S. Stages
Glendale, eAriz. n
HAVE 1915 FIVE PASSENGER
MAXWELL in fine condition. eolinped
with starter and lights. This car is a
me buy at $4,000. 1 need some cash,
tline on part. Car at Hazel Grove
Ranch, q mile west of Central on
GIendale Ave. today or evenings. II
HAVE GOOD HOLSTEIN cows
sen cheap. or trade for late model
Ford. See them today or evenings
hazel Grove Ranch 4 mile west of
central on Glendale Ave. 1t
MODERN FRONT ROOM TO ~ounr
man with employment. 90S No 4th
st. 4
COUPLE DESIRES POSITION.
WIFE good cook, man helper, teamster
or laborer. COX 9oS Republican. d
WANTED-An architectural drafts
man; must be good. r. A Gray,
Bake Bldg. d
FOR SALES well paying rooming
houses win bear strictest investiga-
ton. phillips. Room !, Cent.ai Bank
Bldg. Il
W TED - Party with small
amount of capital, take half interest.
Legitimate manufacturing business
Particulars, call 40 n. LIST St. Apt. c.
OVER 100000 ACRES of Arizona
public lands has been filed on since
New Years. Have you filed on your
o4V acres yet? If not why not? Lands
located for $50. Township plats. show
ing All vacant lands and entries, 81
RhlliIps, Room :, Central Pank Bldg.
4
IS ACRES FRUIT LAND in Utah
q mile river frontage, clear title; sac
rlflce for property in or near Phoenix
Diamond Agency. IS w Washington
81 1t
WANTED-Millinery. stationary. or
notion store in exchange for clear San
Diego, Calf. property. What have you2
diamond Agency. As W. Washington
St. Phone 1910. 1t
100 ACRES cotton or sum1ler crop
land. Perfect water right 5 miles !
south of Phoenix. Cail Commercial
Hotel Room 1853, II
DRESsMAKING by day at your
home Satisfaction guaranteed. Prices
reasonable. Phone $50. a. m. to
p. m. 1t
WANTED am in the market tor /
a good copper property Must have
sufficient work done to show prospect
for mine. Address with description,
price, terms, etc Box 1898 Rcpubli-
can. 1t
WANTED-We want land sales
man. Must be a hustler and able to I
close deals. Apply to Davie Realty Co. +
126 n. Center St 1t
WILL START TOU in business; !
best opportunity in state: no money I
necessary. For full particulars write +
Phoenix Distributing Co. S93 n. 9Th
Ave-
MAID at the Bassler Hotel Apply
iii morning. II
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01

ANTED-Millinery. stationary. or
notion store in exchange for clear San
Diego, Calf property. What have YOU ?
diamond Agency, As W. WASHINGTON
st. Phone 1910. II
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01

HAVE 1915 FIVE PASSENGER
MAJ WE'LL in fine condition. equipped
win starter and lights, This car is a
me BUY at $4,000. / need some cash,
tiine on part Car at Hazel Grove
Ranch, mile west of Central on
GIendale Ave. today or evenings II
Arizona republican., 1917-04-01

OVER 100000 ACRES of Arizona
public lands has been filed on since
New Years. Have you filed on your
$40 acres yet? If not. why not? LANDS
located for $50 Township plats, show
ing al vacant lands and entries. 81.
phillips, Room = Central Pank Eldg.
Il