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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

We certainly appreciate the way
our subscribers are renewing their
subscriptions since we have been
Offering four big magazines for
Only % cents extra. If you haven't
sent us your renewed do it now and
get these magazines for one year
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

Mrs. S. c Mosher and Mrs. Geo
Schafier left on last Thursdays train
for Pueblo where the latter viii
under go medical treatment at the
Minauequa Hospital.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

Let the International DO your
Tailoring if you want to be Tailored
Right. Robinson Lmbr. Co. agents.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

The management of the Ender saw
mill expects to start their mill above
Rogers Station on the railroad about
April first.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22
Expedienc

"Your honor, I
don't need n law
yer"
You'd better
have one. You
may be convicted,
you know"
what 1 mean.
your honor, is that
! can be convict
ed just as well
without one"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

Buy Flour now or never. Hard
Wheat Flour $500 per 100 pounds
Soft Wheat Flour S4,75 per 100
pounds at Mike + isler
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

We are running the Best and
most Reliable Tailoring Department
in Town. Robinson Lumber Co.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

THE last word" $500 Dress
shoe, half double sole for So 70 every
pair guaranteed, Mt the Robinson
Lumber Company Store.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

Papers for sale at the PnoT office,
nice and clean. Just the thing to
put under your carpets and to use
about the house.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22
l he Corona Standard
Folding Typewriter

Why pay one hundred dollars
for typewriter VIXEN you can
buy a Corona Visible Writing
Folding Machine for fifty dollars
that will do all kinds of work that
the hundred dollar typewriters
will do. The Coror,a oplv
weighs seven pounds and is put
up in little folding sample case
that may be carried around with
a shoulder strap, just like an
Eastman Kodak. Call and see
the CORONA at the
Robinson Store or the Postoffice.
S. c. ROBINSON. Agent,
Crested Butte, Colorado
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22
A Record Run

Under the able management of
Chas, Ross, the Peanut hard coal mine
is making a record run this winter,
more men are einployed and a ]arg-
er quantity of coal is being produced
than at any time in the history of
this mine.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

Nothing but corn fed meats sold
at Mike Fisher Market. e.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

Pride Hams and Nugget Bacon
25cts. per ID and Bacon Squares
20cts. per 1b. at Robinson's
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

Lost About February 2nd bunch
of keys, Liberal reward for their
return tow III Runnoe.
Crested Butte.
Colorado.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22
Try Blue Bell Coffee

50 cents pound and you gel -
peice of chinawa.e free with every
pound. at Robinson :
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

D lbs. Pure stained Honey iOcts,
at 5. G. RobinsoUs.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

You can buy more flour for LEES
money at Mike Fishers
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

A bran new stock of rub
Der goods, german socks and
shoes at the Robinson Lum-
Der Co,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

Lemons and Oranges.
at Mike Fishers
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

Just received car of Flour
at Mike Fishers
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

Imported Fresh Stock Fish
at Mike Fishers
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22
Tested,by
TAYLOR
TAYLOR Tayloring
is the best buy!

It's also the safest buy.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-02-22

agents.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-09-13
ANOTHER ACT OF
JUVENILE VANDALISM

The citizens of Crested Butte are
wondering if it isn't about time some
steps were taken to check the juve-
nile vandalism of the past several
months.
Last spring, just after the close of
school, parties broke the lock to the
Guild Hall and effected an entrance,
doing considerable damage to the
furniture and equipment of the club
room. An effort was made at first
to get those implicated and let them
suffer punishment, but the matter
was dropped without any definite
steps being taken.
A week ago Sunday, either these
same parties or others, gained en-
trance to the belfry of the Congre-
gational church where they did all
the damage possible, fraying out the
bell rope and SO forth. Before
leaving they broke through the cell
ing into the lecture room, which the
ladies of the church had just had re-
papered and decorated.
Surely some steps should be taken
to put an end to such vandalism and
destruction Of property. The lecture
room ceiling will have to be patched
and other repair work done, which
means added. expense to the society
that has just been outlaying a con-
siderable sum of money on their
building ,
Let us have this matter taken up
and settled now, so that no further
damage will result from such acts.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-09-13
/" Mn9 Zs9
K VNTLT[MoS y
lX[Q)Ql[NYGSZ

Miss Laura Bietler is spending her
vacation in the lower country.
Miss Helen Taylor, who has been q
guest of Miss Katherine Sievers, at
Gunnison, arrived home on Wednes-
day.
Joe Short and Robert Gibson were
passengers to Gunnison Sunday, fen-
route to the Western Slope to pick
fruit.
Miss Ruby Nutting returned to her
duties in the C. F. & I. offices, Mon
day, after spending the week end in
Gunnison.
Next week we expect to have a
department Of school notes, which
will be a regular feature during the
school year.
Emmet Byrd returned Sunday from
Denver and has resumed his duties
as switchman on the D. & r. G. af-
ter two weeks vacation.
The Industrial Commission Of Colo
RADIO met in the council chambers
Tuesday afternoon to hear testi-
mony on the alleged complaints Of
the miners.
Mr.. E. H. Wheitzel, general mana
ger of the C. F. & !. company, was
in Crested Butte, Tuesday, to attend
the meeting of the Industrial Com
mission of Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McShane and
family have moved from Floresta to
Crested Butte, as Mr.. McShanc has
a position at the C. F. & I. mine as
fire boss. We are glad to welcome
the McShane family to Crested Butte
and trust they will enjoy living
among us.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-09-13
TWO CREsTED BUTTE DOYs
ARE VICTIMS OF GIANT GAPS

The two small Hughes boys were
badly Scared up with giant cap
Sunday afternoon. The oldest Of the
two had his face badly cut and re-
ceived a cash in the iris of his right
eye. He will, probably. lose this
member. On Sunday he was taken
to the Minnequa hospital at Pueblo.
The smaller of the two boys had
his leg and arm badly cut, but will
recover under the care Of Doctor
Taylor here at home.
These boys are the fourth and fifth
victims of giant caps in Crested
Butte this summer. Two of the for
mer victims lost three Of their fing-
ers and the third had his badly
lacerated.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-09-13

Messrs. Mccarthy & Larson were in
from the Star mine on business, Mon
day.
John Campbell, a sheepman near
Irwin, was in for supplies Monday,
and to transact other business.
Matt Kochevar left Saturday for
Boulder where he resumes his law
studies at the State University.
James Clark who has been doing
mining work at Valdez, came in Fri
day for a visit with home folks.
Miss Mildred Demphy returned Sun
day from Gunnison, where she has
been a guest of Mrs. Vern Mauer.
Friday afternoon, at the close of
school, the faculty enjoyed hike to
Irwin and returned in the evening.
James Ball departed Sunday for
Boulder, where he will re-enter the
State University, this being his Sec
ond year there.
Roger Nelson is enjoying a short
vacation from his duties as switch
man, and departed Monday for Delta
to visit his parents.
One of the small road outfits, that
has been working below Gunnison,
has been transferred to road work be-
tween Crested Butte and Somerset,
and passed through town Monday.
Another one of the popular Satur-
day night dances is scheduled for
this week at Croatian Hall under the
auspices of Saint Barbara society.
The Austrian six piece string orches-
ira will furnish the music.
Little Oscar Ross is wearing his
left thumb bandaged these days.
Sunday when his father was saving
a board, little Oscar ran his hand up
under it, unnoticed by Mr.. Ross, and
the saw came through cutting the
end of the left thumb near the first
joint.
Mrs. Martin German, of Jacks
Cabin, who has been ill for the past
two weeks, was not as well the first
of the week. Her friends regret that
she is not improving as rapidly as
they hoped for, but look forward to
her ultimate recovery in the near
future.
Cecile and Clinton Ross, the young
daughter and son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar ]. Ross, were passengers Mon
day onroute to Pueblo, to spend the
winter with their grandmother, Mrs.
S. L. Weir, and to attend school At
that place. While the children are
rather young to journey alone, they
felt very competent to take the trip
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-09-13
Business. mon Of Crestd Bate. u

Business men Of Crestd 8uttss u
has been said to us several times In
the course Of the last two weeks
that you would bs better sstisfasd II
shop were maiatainsd In Crested
Butte for the publieatioa Of this
paper. We would respectfully sss-
gest that, at the pressat time the re-
turns from issuing The Pilot will net
justify such IN arrangement. Bet We
want to say right here and now that.
whenever conditions and patroRsge
WILL justify, we will put . good,
modern shop iato Crested Bstts, snd
will employ . competent editor sad
printer to msintsin the Office sud
paper. We are with you and Of yow.
and desire to be directly identified
with the town. its people and enter
prises, and we hated to take any part
of the shop out Of the town. But we
wanted to got rid Of Ill the old, out
Of date material, and the most Of
the mschsniosl work would have to
be done at our 0snnison Office for
the time. In the meantime feel as
sursd that ws will pst the shop snd
all back into the town. more modern
and elastic, whsnever business 10 big
enough to mako this possible, sad
the sooner the day oomes for this
the better we will like Il. Greeted
Butte is more than worthy OF having
. permanent shop, and II 10 going to
have IL soon, we are sure.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1917-09-13

The Pilot will have matters 50 ar
ranged within the course Of two
weeks ss to make possible the EN-.
ployment Of n associate editor who
will reside permanently in Crested
Bstte. Uatil that time We srs sx-
Pseting esr readers to be patient
with our shortcominas.
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@ebadene 2mtebeIn.

Dis eroben fpantfden 3ptebeln tlno
bic beften gu biefem 3ped, fe lperben
retneetpafden, aber ntat abeel4dt,
unb tn eineu, ROdttuel NIT leidt &c,
fnl5enem MaHer etne @tunbe seto4t,
tpobet NIT tonenbem Wonr nadee,
fiut pirb, ioenr bds Ro4muHtr psr.
bunret. Damn iptrb bas MuHer abs
aa6Attet unb Ste 3pkbeln iptrbtn
su,n Wbtrodnen auf stne Strptette &c.
feat, feSt tptrh bdntt In Elm @fad bonn
fetnRen papter. bas NIT Butter beitrt'
den iparb, eeptdelt. bteies an betben
Gnbea~ uufammenpebreH. ums Il fef gu
modem; bdnr trerben bic 8trtebtln
cine @iunbs eebaden ober bts Fs gang
bur9 tpei9 fnb. Mon f&6It Re ab
utb Ieet Re tn etns tsefs S4aReI unb
I9bt Re TN pfen brHunta, nobel Re
finfSebn Mtnuter NIT Butter bescHen
ipetben. ieetm Mnri4ten iptrb &c.
f&molaene Butter barber sef4tittet,
aud sttnos pfeffer unb @als bdribtr
aehreut.
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81 lonae mein Batter lebte

so lanee mein Batter lebfe s"
y0ein 8ater rubt leit oreiBig
Sabren in ensliider @roe.
yaber id babe linn %peripred)er
miiiien, nid,t bierber 5uriid3nfeb-
rem"
.Oas mag ia oles iein!~ Ser
@eneralfonlul BON @iloing NOR fetn
Wann BON piel @eoulo. Iber er
belt an lid, gr meinte MIR filbi.
r@ollen mir nidt iebt baS Sc
lfaft. -.
yllno i6 bob oof meme nad)Iten
glutspekmailoteu brer?"
.Na.... bolt OIL oid) oenn ie
ms eefiimmert! aus5ablell 6a-
ben mir eub 2onooner miiiiel nno
oamit mar es SdluBl" Ser 6ranf.
hlrter Hatri5ier ladte. oSag, Set.
ter Scsobn.... felt mann bit bil
benn 10 detrimental anf oeine al
ten Soae2 ODER porit ou's beim-
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Gthppte Qsber.

ntar tpaf4e bte aeber. 0tebe bic
0aut bobor db unb fpide fe auf fol-
eenbe Metfe: Rent bel iurae Sped'
Rreifen tperben In elmer Mtf4uns bon
@alj, pfeffer unb Reltenpfeffer se'
ipdIJt, bann tptrb NIT etnem fptben
Meher In bte 2eber sefto4en unb Der
Sped bnetnsebriidt. Darna4 ldbt
man einen rei9Ii4en Std Butter
gslb perbsn urb BITE 2eber feft ause,
bedt etne Nie~rtelftunbe barin f4moren,
bayn bebedt man fe CUR QGlfte NIT
foMenbem MaTer, 9tbt etnen bdlben
teller tletnsefdnittene 3tptebeIn, aiDei
0prbeerbIdtter, nod ettpas SaI5, Rel
ienpfeffer unb eth Stid Butter basu,
unb tpenrl lie betnabe tpea4 TT, eerie,
benes Mebbrot, einen reidlt9tn 2Df'
fel Wirnmus. sprup Ober eth etid6en
33uder, GHie uno na4 Gefdnen eth
@Ios Mottpetn. Ste @ouee .rnub est9.
lid unb idmis fem. Set bel Ro@ttts
cine WterteIfunbe. 81 iperbtn esso4te
Rartoffeln baSu esgeben.-9eber lam
la&t berfoljen iperben, mas man bier
beadten mole.
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Mtnt>@ ouee 0u 2omm'
fIetf9.)

Ser pierte Sell einss 8inb4sns
Minae tpirb febr fstn sebadt, NIT etner
balben Safe MaHer angefeudtet,
bann cine baIbe EaHe rs4t trafttse
Wouiuon baSu eeeeben. Damn ptsr
GbtDHeI eFie, eth 9eelSffsl sala
ober mebr mad Beltebtt, unb etne babe
unse 3uder. Dtes ptrb dies gut bets
mifht unb folt ferpiert.
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UrIbiahr In b<s RA&s
Wun III bic fdperHe 8ett fit bic
RuMe ubsritanoen, gDtr Iabsu tpieber
0Ieaenbeit. frif&es Semitic ~ psr.
tpenbsn unb Ieaeu uns habit fetnen
9ipona msbr ouf. ipeuu Il aud an.
fanas nod ettpas teuer III. 0teber
ieuen MIR ober. i'm SntsrsAs uuitrer
@ejunbbtst, ettpas am Ghti8s fparen
Inb namentIin ben Rtnhern iett In
,rabiabr. no fi4 bic edfis trneuerr,
,re@t pieI NIT frf6em Oran bereitete
epetjen bisten. geit BEN NsdrS gift
- f6or aortt 6opfenleim@en. &run-
resfreHe. 0~1penaobn. eouerampftr,
Qt6orit unb RopHutot. 3art unb
AsIttot. babel oppetitonreaenb FnD nu@
Mobiel&tn. iunae gfettine, Mopunss
nen. iunoer MetbfobI. @ptnat unb BE
fShIt@ts aompott otbenben. a~ortro{a
)bobarbernonaeu. ais QederbiHen
fxiIt fi9 ber erfte eporaeI Elm.
m Gifden bteien BE Marttbalen
aroBe WuSnobI; IL aibt Rrabbeu,
bummsrr unb Mufern ais 2ederbiFen
fir 1einf&meder.
Inter ben 1Ieif&forten ber @9Ia&t-
there 1T has carte Qammflti{&, Der
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lid immer2... 6inoet bier feline.
8egenliebe! -. Ne.. 10 limo mir
ni6tl... Simmer Die 8eine marm,
uno ben aopf fiibl! 9sin mad' fdoR
enolid oein Roti5bllt allf unD fd1ieBe
losl.... @enn oas @eidaft mos
tangt, mab' ib es 10 gut mir Dir
mie NIT iemano atoernl 9arin biis
ih fem ltnmenidl. -. Ga fenH ids
feine falihe Sheu
G6ort{eknnQ foIat.)
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THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

wos bebeutet size Gisbteen"? 9as
bette 6otel fir oas ipenisffe @elo n oart
Mntonio. 3in11ner SOC. @1s9eaetebnete
Wnhiaeiten Csc. Niebrige Sped1alraten
Der ISOLDE. Sab frei. grodett 6277; Sn
eentraler Sage. 302 5ioSGlan1o ctr.
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6pteIs.
HOTEL ALAMO

325 alonnp glasa - biibi6 moblterte
refine 2immer. SOC, 75e 81 per gag;
$3.50 ltnb aufipdrts per Wode. 3trlr1cr
nit 2 Betten $500 per Wods. aues
selepbon grodett 658.
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Nle Sprten BON Sruf : 9rbeiteu,
,uie giifer, .5ploers", Sriefbusen umb
Souuerts, Sarten, Girenlare, Ginianmy
gen uitu, in Seutid, mn 6naiiidl, nett
ausgefiibrt. &tiipu & z dJwea=
Hriufina Gu., 20G Eauarru CTR.
Scf. Grafeft 1f25.
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Sir 9anS unD
Slide.

@ta4eIbeer,M armtla
Dte bon ben 9Iitenpuifeln befretterl
grAdte tptrben In tpenie Wa1er tpeid
aesodt, bur4 eth gieb eetriebsn uno
NIT ebenfo f4rtr 9udtr ols oas
4ur9eetrtebtns ipitet, gu otder Mar>
tntlabt eingefo1t.
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gefteut gud unieren freien @atalos
FIR 5amens unb 9efligel Worrafe.
Guter eeeb Co., 420 SIbzSlores Sfr.,
can Intonio, Segas. -
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sau1tu uuo Wefhgeltutter.

Nreb etaffel, 319 Oft . gor1r,ere'
ctr. 5en, @etreioe, @arte11s nno Selo'
iamen, @efligelfutter, Sntubatoret.
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ON"SO
Das Slid pertauft nar. TOO man
slanbt, "a fdease.
Man bat ntdt INNER setporas's,
tper,1 man eeisst bot.
---~-
met INNER Hug 1T, ptro letdt
su., Marren fetner alngbett.
Dte @uperiluebett TT stne ber bers
6dtlidten Wrten ber ltntlusbeh.
gpbaIb BITE 3eiten rubteer tpers
ben. tperben eetptHe poltttter unruHs.
Man9er ertldrt naatraglt4 oas
ais 3tel, mas ct bltnbltngs erretht
bat.
Das 2eben TT etne arantbett, ber
G4ldf etn palItattp. ber Sob bs Hd@
httalfur.
Mt9ts perbtnbt ft9 leihter als
etne p.rnhnfttee 3heorte NIT ether rrss
psrnAnfttsen pra1ta.
gsfunbbett TT bas Gefdb ies
Der 1uasnb; man9elt biefe. 70 fannf
bu fesne re4t faFen.
@rpbeH olsnte Nnb tpte erpbe tie
eenbe Sitter; fte laHtn fF4 nt4t aa
isber 3ett eeb1rte periperten.
NTH eeatmmte GVntr iparbsn
f9pn Oft burd etnen Uermtttler tn
unberfSbnIt4e Getnbe beripdnbelt.
gtne irepterte 3tess etbt tetnt
Mit&, felbft fpenn BET tlra Re MELT.
Montenesrtnti@.
Nt&t thinner letitet Der BE ti4s
ttgite Wrbett, ber n4 am tdrsften tn
BE 1anb fpudt. Qeulsartfd)
q atbt Dtsbe, bts bon ben @efeben
ns9t bsftraft mtrben, unb BEN Mens
f4en bod bas ROtbarfte iteblen: BITE
Set.
I'D BIN TN Geben tppN aud mons
dem eemetnen Menf9en besegnet, aber
fpaoieren ftnb iptr matchmaker ns4t se'
eangen.
DaB gsfubl ber llebsrleeenbeit.
tportn e. aud TEL. unb beren Mner'
fennune III BE fiibe Spttfe TT 3pntgs
fstn, tpond3 one te4aen.
o. NTH eth ieber ettpas boben, nos
bur9 Ct N4 uber nnbere Wenf@en bin
ausbsbt. 0asr lteet tpobl bk Wurael
beFen, mas Niebf@e NIT 70 pttl Gm'
pbaie ben Miuen tur mo4t tennt.
Gs TT ppr alien I'm Qebsn nitli&,
uniere Crtsnntntsfabssitat Obtr BIZ
Ntsnuuft, 70 bel ptr i0nntr, u btr'
bouspmmnen; unb biertn alletn beruhi
b<l Meni&sn Slid unb hSGfte Sc
benSfreube.
Der NesierunsBpr6ahsnt In pcfeu
bat 0rdm Charlotte Milbe, etbDrent
Gsde, h Ronsolstpo 6aulanb gun,
6tenbertrster bel @tanbtsbeauaten FIJI
ben &mtsbsairt Ronso!ttpo 0ouIdnb.
Rrets Neutomtf@el, erndnrt.
Jeter 1absl obne QDib 1T Slut
otne Qi9t. Der Werfanb III Hrpt.
bal fSttst, ber Mit 1T Getpira. bal
ebIufttg mo1t. Der Neritanb tptrt
btrbrau@t bur4 ben Gebrau&. BET
Nit aber erbSlt feline aruft fit olls
3eiten.
Aus Grantfurt a. 10. ptrb gtmels
bet: Sn allsrnS&fter 8ett tDirb BIZ
Stabt Granifurt I'm cine Gfnrt&tuns
bsret&ert peroen, tDie fe IN ber eeplans
ten Deife nod In ieinsr anbsren Stabi
bes Met9es beftebt. CD banbelt fiji
um bic s9affuns elmer SffsntIi@tn
Ak.tfA. mtTft.&u ~. -. Ca..ks.l
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Weid6fts>3 nlenDer
6ols ,tno &obIe.

@ir balten bie bette @obIe ul1b bas
bette grennbola. Brpbiert uas. Vldse
@ppb & Gpal COMPANY. Grodett 6053
Neues 9elepbon 1911.
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(Gortiebnnp foIgt.)

GbmarS $. ganse, oentf1sx
Hedtsaniualt, 9amo. NIB Grbldnfts~
Angelegenbeiten. 601-602 Woure
Snilbina, Sci. Grofett 1852.
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Pas Glid nestauft nur. 100 mai
elanbt, "a fdenie.

Man bat nidt INNER setpon.t'
,penrt man eeisset bot .e
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Der Menfa 1T Elm atr,er.bes Gefb.

G. TT nidt alss Saint pas
9l6n5t.
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met INNER Hug TT, ptrb leiat
su,1 Marren fetner alughett.
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DaB gefibl ber lleberleeenbeit.
portn e. aud fei. unb beren Diners
fennune TT be iube Sptife, TT 3oniss
fetrn, tpond4 ale Ledger.
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S4 BIN TN Geben tppN aud mons
dem eemetnen Menf9en besegnet, aber
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Arizona republican., 1917-12-18
Overland and Willys'
 Knight
AUTOMOBILE:

AUTOMOBILES
 TO DO THIS WE NEED EN- FRY DOLLAR IN CASH WE CAN RAISE. THE IN CREASE IN PRICE OF USED CARS, AS WELL AS NEW ONES, WOULD AMPLY JUTIFY A POL ICY OF SILENCE, AND WITHDRAWAL FROM THE MARKET OF EVERY ONE OF OUR 30 USED CARS IN STOCK UNTIL AFTER FEB RUARY 1ST, 1s1S-AT LEAST.
 EVERY ONE OF OUR USED CARS HAS BEEN OVER HAULED, c RE-FINISHED, RE-TOPPED AND EQUIP PED WITH GOOD TIRES. THE PRICES AT WHICH WE CAN SELL THEM IS A REVELATION.
 THE ANNOUNCEMENTS WE ARE ABOUT TO MAKE HAS BEEN HELD UP UN- DER AMUSEMENT FOR SOME WEEKS PAST, BUT OUR ABILITY TO OBTAIN A SOLID TRAIN LOAD OF
Arizona republican., 1917-12-18
For Sale-Real Estate
CHEAP sIXTY-s1o.Ooo

CHEAP SIXTY-$10,000 This ranch is about three miles south of Glendale and fairly we'll inn proved. The soil is the best and ad- joining acreage is held at $200 and more per acre. Must be turned be- fore January 1, 1918.
 l.. w. McADAMS
 95 South Central Ave. bp
Arizona republican., 1917-12-18
Auctions
AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION FURNITURE, LIVE STOCK. FARM
 IMPLEMENTS, CHICKENS

AUCTION AUCTION AUCTION FURNITURE, LIVE STOCK FARM
 IMPLEMENTS, CHICKENS
 47 West Jefferson Street
 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18TH Live stock sale, 10:30 a. m. Chicken sale 1:O0 D. m. Furniture and house. hold goods right after chickens.
 In live stock yard we will offer two good heavy work horses, also number of medium work horses, both light and heavy wagons, one good hay rack, good lot of implements, two light buggies single and double harness. Two fine chicken houses complete.
 Chickens: We will sell thoroughbred Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, White and Brown Leghorns, also big lot mixed hens.
 Furniture: Our list will be complete in every detail. We will offer large lot mattresses, single and double white enameled beds and springs, Singer and White sewing machines, large lot leather seat dining chairs and oak din ing tables, oak library and stand tables, rockers and straight chairs, dressing table, oak dressers, and com modes, kitchen tables and chairs, cup boards, lots of clothing all kinds sec tiOnal book cases, lot of toys, tools ail kinds, Indian motorcycle with side car. refrigerators. settees, easy chairs and dozens of items too numerous for this space.
 Our sale will commence promptly. We have the goods and they have to be sold at once to the highest cash bidder.
 Wednesday. December 18th. 1917.
 47 West Jefferson Street
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 Auctioneers
Arizona republican., 1917-12-18

ARIZONA laying mash and Ari- Zona scratch beed. Best feed made for laying hens. Satisfaction guaran- teed or money back. Phoenix Seed & Feed Co. If
Arizona republican., 1917-12-18
For Sale Real Estate


CHOICE STOCK RANCH 150 Acres, well improved, all alfalfa and pasture, hay barns, fenced with hog wire, finest kind of soil, adjacent to fine cattle range. Price $125 per acre. S6000 cash will handle
 HOLT REALTY co.
 s West Adams St br A FINE BUCKEYE RANCH SHEEP, CATTLE OR COTTON 150 acres, mostly alfalfa and barley, well improved. Price $125 per acre. $6000.00 cash will handle. TOLLESON LAND & CATTLE co.
 F West Adams St ds