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ForRent
Miscellaneous

Mattress Upholstering Works. Johnson Addition. We make new mattresses; old ones made over as
 good as new; old mattress called for and delivered same day. We also make the roll feather mattress. We
 do upholstering and furniture repair ing; free delivery. Phone 734. '
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COX co. loans s5 to $50 without se- curity to men or women in perma- nent positions. No honest wage earner refused, easiest weekly or monthly payments, cheapest rates, also loans on furniture, pianos, etc. Confidential, quick service. See us if you need money. New Lyric Theatre Bldg, Room 2, Phone 794.
 S21
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J. E. JAMES,

CIerk. By H. V. JOHNSON,
 Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior

Department of the Interior U. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari- zona, April 30, 1917. ,... NOTICE is hereby given that Bay ton L. Graham, Jr., of Hereford, Ari- zona, who, on Aug. IA. 1912. made Homestead entry. 01s931. for s. E. F Sec. 35, and Oct. 23. 1914. made Add1 entry, No. O25936, for s. w. F, Sec tion 35. Township 23 S.. Range 21 E.. c. & s R. B. & Meridian. has filed notice of intention to make three year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Jared D. Tay- Tor, U. s. Commissioner, at Bisbee. Arizona, on the 18th day of June. 1917. Claimant names as witnesses: Howard Grube, of Bisbee, Arizona; Joseph c. McCabe. of Hereford. Ari- zona; Joseph Hammer, of Hereford. Arizona; Leslie Wilcox. of Hereford, Arizona.
 J. L. IRWIN,
 Register. First publication May s. 1917. Last publication June 12, 1917.
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FOR SALE-The John son Addition Furniture Co., wants to pay you the highest cash prices for your second hand furniture. AL SO wants to trade or exchange you new furniture for your old We will sell you furniture cheaper than anybody on easy payments. Call in at the big brick building at the Johnson Addition and let us show you our large and selected stock of house furnishings, or phone US at our store. Phone 3S5. Johnson Ad- dition
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-22

FOR SALE-4 room house and sleep
 ing porch in Warren with all mod. ern conveniences. Chicken house and garage. Terms. Address Box 326. Bisbee, or Phone Red 754 f645)
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ley and Mary Hensley, his wife.
 Charley Hensley. alias John Roe
 Hensley and Cuba Hensley, his wife,
 Defendants.
 The State of Arizona Sends Greeting:
 Dick Hensley. alias John Doe Hens ley. and Mary Hensley, his wife, Charley Hensley. alias John Roe Hens ley, and Cuba Hensley, his wife,
 You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise, and to an- swer the complaint filed therein within twenty days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons eff served within the county; otherwise within thirty days) or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint:
 Given under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the State of Arizona in and for the County of Co., chise, this 10th day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hun dred and seventeen.
 J. E. JAMES,
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PYTHIAN SISTERS. Lily Temple, No. 3,meets every End ana 4th Thursday evening of each month at Odd Fellows Halt Visiting sisters are cordially invited. ANNA HART, NJ. E. c.
 JEANET SWEENEY, Nj. of R. c
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FOR RENTING furnished rooms,
 two story light green house back ! Doyle House. AT
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-22

The Blackburn Studio of dress cut ting, designing and making is now located Room 4, Maze Bldg. where
 everything concerning the art of good dressing is taught by Miss Grant. 669
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
In the County of Cochise, State c
 Arizona

Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise and the Com plaint filed in the said County of Co ohise. in the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court.
 William Pruett Sims, Plaintiff, vs.
 Dick Hensley, alias John Doe Hens
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FOR SALE-Twelve-room house, war ranted deed, fine location. half Block from car stop in Johnson Add; no city taxes to pay; furnished; electric lights, sewer, gas connections. sleep ing porch, chicken yard, shade trees, for s1.600; sacrifice, going to leave
 town. Address Mrs. c. A. Fer nandez, Box 3224, Lowell ,Ariz. .S67
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To Exchange

will trade my $500 value in Los Angeles beach property
 for equal value lot in Warren. Call
 III Opera Drive, Mrs. Hellings or phone 737. 295
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MORE THAN 81 900 COPIES SOLD DAILY.
What Next?

hardly left hepeSS conemph" President VIII
declared but there pretty general opinion that that's what the United
States senate is.
MessS Jones' La Toilette Stone ct al having refused to permit Amer
murder what's
The main against putting United Amer
ships they sank submarines be virtual
declaration by that
We know law against shipping companies ang their ships with their
and in view of the profit shipping large
her them do How long will he able remain
after conflicts between ships equipped and German craft?
how deeds like the killing Mrs and Miss Hoy be-
ptred? unthnkatle
the American people, people, be kept quiet
Besides the president and there popular sentiment TO he
sded The repeated tragedies wearing public sentiment
the effect that nobody right eopdze the
travel dangerous places President ground
but takes the
high But the main dangers continued lies in the fact
that the American people carried demand armed
action To control this growing sentiment and the time preserve
sebnce of rights the and still have looks like job big
than Hercules and in President Wilson'S limited
and methods the has limited him. certainly should
want session with share the responsibility
other AT the president is in the position
big job to do and denied the tools with which he would do IT,
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CHAPTER X.
The Yelled adv

There were three persons In the
carriage. Mr.. Hornblower and two
women. Both women were dressed
in black and heavily yelled. but
there was abont them the lndefln.
able distinction OF mistress and
maid.
Mr. Hornblower glanced at me as
I entered
This IL Mr.. Lester," he said, and
tho yelled lady opposite him, whom
| had known at once to be the
mistress, inclined her head little.
Those we're the only words
spoken until We stopped before the
Vantine house. Mr.. Hornblowcr
assisted the women 20 alight, and
| led tho way up the steps.
Parks opened the door, and. nod
ding TO him, lod the way along
tho hall and into tho ante-room
Godfrey was awaiting us thore.
/ introduced tho two men.
The cabinet is In here I said,
and led the way into the inner
room, the two mon and the yelled
lady at my heels.
II stood in tho middle ~ tho
floor, just as II had stood since
the night OF the tragedy, and all
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Our Country, Right or Wrong?
BY c. q. coTTRElL

TERTAIN hruou IA o
sentiment favor OF BIG BUSiNESSrght
recently revived the made by Stephen Decatur
ecrt to arouse lingo patriotism which might result in complications
which would benefit their employers
carefully
our high schcol study.
brand OF PATRIOTISM keeping with
TO mold within
IL WRONG and demand
that they spin their blood peea'e this and In
3c this brand OF patriotism will drifting rapidly
BARBAhISM Would this assumption OF lighting WRONG
tear down principle
eliminate FORGET
that portion OF Decaturs
Tn generation liable be- conflict which
may overshadow all previous entanEen's and ochooves
nation COOL judgment ngom found
teaching.
she Is RIGHT Our beaors did ink proclaim
their
should awaken find themselves with
cnsmy they could easily be identified in the ranks
president himself BIG. THOUGHTFUL
MAT and he Is deserving OF the RIGHT KIND patriotic backing from
REDBIOODED American citizen. from
SACRIFICE" COUNTRY. WRONG" but will
In singing
Tn country In her plight
Cause she's been always will be RIGHT"
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1.-THE Mystery of the
Boule Cabinet''
Continued From Our last i,sue)
BY BURTON L. STEVENSON
Copyright. 1911. by Burton r. Stevenson

Continued From Our Last issue
Does any one besides your ellen,
know 81 the existence OF these let
tersf" | asked. NJ last.
Il think not" answered Mr.
HornbloWer. smiling drlly. They
are not OF nature which my client
would care to communicate 20 any
one. In fact. Mr.. Lester. al you
have doubtieaa suspected. they are
compromising letters. We must get
them back at any cost"
knew enough OF French Jaw
and OF French habits OF though,
TO realize that II those letters ever
came into possession OF Monsleus
X, tho game would DO entirely In
his hands. Aud the thought flashed
thru my mind that perhaps In some
way he had learned Of the existence
OF the lettcra. and was trying des-
perately TO get Thorn.
Il am sure" / said. that Mr..
Vantine would instantly have con
scented TO your client opening the
drawer and taking out the letters,
And. "a his executor. | also con.
sent. for. whoever may own the
cabinet. the letters arc tho prop
erty of Madame X. All this pro.
viding. OF course. that this should
prove 90 bo the right cabinet But
| must warn you. Mr.. Hornblower,
that | believe two men have al.
ready been killed trying TO open
that drawer" and | told him. while
he sat there staring In profound
nmazement. Of my theory in regard
10 tho death Of Philip Nantine and
OF tho unknown Frcnchman.
My companion was dumfounded
over my story. and Il made him all
the moro eager TO have his client
identify tho cabinet at cnce. We
arranged 10 make tho visit immedl-
ately. Iie departed TO fetch the
lady and called up the vRntino
house.
Parks" I said. II am bringing
up some people TO look at that cab.
met. II might be just al well 10
have all the lights going"
THE lights are already going.
sir" he said.
ALREADY going? What do you
meant"
mir. Godfrey has been here for
quite while. sir, fooling with that
cabinet thing"
MFR Hornblowor'g carriage Is bo-
low. sir" announced tho office boy.
"All right" said. We are com
ing right up. Parks. Goodbye" and
| hung up and slipped into my
coat.
Then n sudden thought struck
me.
II tho unknown Frenchman was
indeed an emlssary OF Monsieur X.
Madame might be acquainted with
him. II was n long shot. but worth
trying, stepped to my desk, took
out the photograph which Godfrey
had given me, and slipped II into
my pocket. Then | hurried out TO
the elevator.
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BY c. e. BOWMAN

N called purposes
Wu Cities
drctve Of great wealth. Is after ALL established there principally
minister
social
ittcna religious
all social opportunities OF n
business
characferistcs OF the efforts
needs Of the people who have gathered together
social
with Take social
tonal has
follow after.
cia1 welfare OF city win help the sacrifice
demands
Of city greatly aided by the It's
at
OF a
development
terests of the
United States department of labor has tackled the
hired girl problem The doggoned spirit just simply
permeates everything
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GETTING THE RIGHT START IN

GETTING THE RIGHT START IN
LIFE
Born tn Mr. and Mrs. Fred wash
or. i0-pound baby girl.
Various games we're played and
Ice cream and cake were served
All report jolly good time.--stur,
gis (Nich) Journal.
Going 20 the theatre would be a
pleasant diversion. but II breaks up
the evening so.
English soldiers are allowed tn
buy liquor only between the hours
OF 10 m. and s:30 p. IN. Blu, II an
average soldier drinks sincerely
for eight and a hair hours be can
accomplish a good deal.
The main difference between a
livery stable and q garage 10 that
person used 10 be able 20 stand
OF the livery stable proprietor once
In a while.
NO PLACE FOR BRIDAL
COUPLES
Sign in front OF parsonage in
California:
NO mTcHING HERE"
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vi e4t0t;s Es eanthip> &cx

and annoying habit Of biting my
nails. ! have tried TO stop IL, but
II seems that | can't ! enccsvor
TO keep II upon my mind. but for.
Get and off comes the tip Of a per
feetiy good nail. II just had some
reminder that ! was biting my
nails. I'm sure could stop H. Can
you suggest anythlne7 L. r. T.
A.--Anoint the nails and finger
tips with the following solution:
One dram qnassia, one ouncaS
water. one dram quinine sulphate.
This preparation will not discolor
the nails, but leaves a disagreeable,
bitter deposit.
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DOES SHE LOVE HIM?

al am going with young lady
and ! would like TO know how can
find out II she loves me without
asking her. e. &.
A.-You might get some one else
10 ask her, but IL I were you,
would rather have the information
first hand.
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his Sateh-cass.
CHAPTER Xf.
The Secret Of the Unknown
Frenehman

FftfNEtHNAU
Godfrey sprang forward and
lifted tho unconscious woman TO
the couch.
Bring come water" he said
rushed to the door and snatched
II open. Rogers was standing In
tho hail outside. and ! sent him
hurry ing for the water. aud turned
back into the room.
, Here's tho water. air." said
Rogers. and handed me glass and
pitcher.
Tho next instant. his eyes fell
upon the woman on the couch. Iie
stood staring. hia face turning
slowly purple. then. clutching at
his throat. he half.turned and fell.
Hornhlower. who was staring a,
tho unconscious woman. spun
around at tho crash.
Well. m be damnedi" he said.
IN hoarso voice. as he saw
Rogers extended on tho floor at his
feet. What's the matter with this
house. anyway
called Parks and together we
looked after Rogers.
Madame. meanwhile. had dashed
some water into tho face OF the un.
conscious Julie.
she will soon be all right again. :"
she said, and truly enough. at the
end of a few seconds. tho Girl
opened her eyes.
What IL It. Julie7" asked her
mistress. taking her hand. You
knew this man7"
Tho gtrl nodded. and closed her
eyes: but tho hot tears hrimmed
from thom and ran down over her
checks.
In Parish"
Tho girl nodded again.
He was your lover7'
A third nod. and a fresh flood OF
tears.
4 remember. now" said madame.
suddenly Il saw him with her
once. What was no doing in this
house," sho went on. more sternly.
Tell u.s."
Madame viii never forgive me-"
sobbed tho girl. but nj last she was
persuaded into telling the story.
What was his name?' asked the
yelled lady.
Georges Druuet. He was bad
bad: --he lived Off women. met
him six months ago. He knew how
10 fascinate one; thought he
loved me. Then no began TO Dor
row money from me. until he had
taken all that | had saved. Then"
Sho stopped and glanced at her
mistress.
That will do. Julie" broke in
the yelled lady. her voice cold as
ice. Ten your story"
Continued In Our Next Issue)
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Poetic license ae547 wn.

The best thing about our trou
ble5 Is that most OF them never
happen. old Master.
A DlRoE FOR THE UKUlELE
o. Icky. wacky. Icky-wacktk.
They tell us that Hawails coins
dry.
And II the liquors banIshed, We are
told,
Twill knock the sentimental music
cold.
Farewell grass skirts. wen SEQ the
last Of you.
o, Gcky-wacky, Icky-wacky-koo. .
What's tho difference between n
rich mans son and barrel OF
flour? Give up? A whole lot. Con.
siderable stuff can be made out OF
a barrel OF flour.
The fella that knows the least ia
always In the biggest hurry to tell
IL.
Every time we get into n touchy
crisis with Germany over ruthless
submarine warfare, this article be-
low can be run off
BERLIN - Germany does not
want war with 4. s. Germany
would consider n great loss 10
lose the friendship OF the United
States.
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WIDOWS PENSION

o.-is there widows pension in
this slater N so, where can | find
out about ~ ROY.
A-There Is a mothers pension
law, but no widows pension law, in
this state
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SHOWER

o.-What kind o. a Shower can
friends give a couple on the fourth
anniversary Of their wedding?
JOSEPHINE.
A-Ff-uit and flowers. The fruit
may be fresh. dried. canned. crys-
tallized. picked OF preserved in any
other way; the flowers may be cut
or growing on the plant, or they
may be artificial: novelties OF wax.
rubber or feathers may be used to
vary the fun.
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GoITER TROUBLE

al have a very large golfer on
the left side Of my throat, and In
front. ! would be considered good
looking II u were not for that. Can
you tell me Of some way ! may
remove II without injury7 L. L.
Alt in unsafe TO experiment
with remedies for goiter. Golfers
are OF two kinds. and each must
have a special treatment Consult
a physician.
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MOllIE e,
ON PROPOSALS
o.-When woman loves 4 man,
and he does not propose 10 her.
what should she say?
HEARTeROkEN GIRL.

Alt she wishes TO keep upon
the beaten path OF conventionality
there is nothing she can say. Gus.
tom has left the question OF pro-
posing marriage entirely Dip to the
man. However. girl who wishes
TO marry does not necessarily have
TO waste time upon man who Will
not propose To her. She can go In
search OF someone else who will.
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| care not how the big guns roar.
Their racket worries me no more.
I'm not absorbed In marching men
And they can fight. / don't care
when.
| don't care who's advancing now
Or who's retreating-that vow.
For here's the acme OF my woes
I've got TO get some potatoes
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Some day we'll be telephonlng
thru the air without wires. Won't
sc be funny to have the operator
answer your call with The air is
busy
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NURSE TRAINING

o.-Whst hospitals In this city
train nurses7 HELEN.
ALI OF the hospitals. Write
TO any OF them for printed list OF
requirements for candidates.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-10

o.-has England ever collected
tolls from ships passing thru the
English ehannei3 c. S.
A-So far as have been able 10
learn. England never has collected
tolls from ships passing thru the
English channel
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Our Gerrnan-American editors united the
idea that Zmmerman's note "misconstrued" But
guess that any woodenheaded Mex Jap would under
stand that offer of bride
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iNTRopucTioNs

o.--When introducing a man and
woman, whose name 10 mentioned
first7 GLADYS.
A-The rule is inyariable. that a
man shall be introduced 10 a
woman. The womAn's name Is al
ways spoken first. as. Mis-
Brown. permit me to introduce Mr..
Jones"
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MOODS

o.--i am 26 years old and have
had several chances 20 marry we'll,
but fooiishly let them alp by. for
which ! was sorry aftersard. Al
present arm about TO be engaged
20 an awfulIy nice boy in the East.
Sometimes I am crazy about him,
ard then again. when he comes.
feel Indifferent. Can you explain
these moods7 And do you think IL
advisable TO marry himf
MOllIE.
A.-They are just the ordinary
moods TO which the average human
being Ia subject. Exalted senti.
ment continued indefinitely. would
lead to the insane asylum or the
grave. A period OF calm does not
necessarily mean that love Is dead.
The adyisabllity 81 marrying the
man ~ not for third person 10 dis
cuss, In view OF the limited infor-
nation contained in your letter.
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o.-WilI you please print a din
ner menu not containing meat, and
obIi1ef r. T. M.
A.-vegetable pie. baked squash.
lettuce with French dressing. tapI
oca custArd, waters and coffee.
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BITES NAILS
al have the very disagreeabie
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A COUNTRY WOMAN.

A.-Cieanse the switch OF the oil.
let Il dry. then moisten with alco-
hol. Begin at the ends and comb
toward the top with a coarse comb.
or. better still. use brush. As the
alcohol evaporates. put more on.
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al cannot tell you how thank
full will be II you can tell me how
to get the tsnsles out OF my switch
which I washed a few days ago.
u matted so closely together that
I cannot comb II out so ! put some
olive oil on 10 and let u stand for
several days. but II did not seem to
help u any.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-20

$500 per month selling Stranskys fuel vaporizer for autos; saves 50 per cent of gasoline: money back guarantee; greatest seller on earth. Stransky Mfg. Co. Pukwana, $. D.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-20

WANTED-An Idea, Who can think of some simple thing to patent? Protect your ideas; they may bring you wealth; write for Needed Inventions ana How to Get Your Patent" Randolph & Co.,, Dept. 339, Washington, D. c.
 4-29-4t-su
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SALESMAN WANTED-High-g h-grade trav- cling salesman capable of earning 5000 and expenses annually; staple line to general merchandising trade; attractive proposition to dealers. Address Sales Manager SIP Hearst Bldg, Chicago.
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S100 Weekly and More
Whitman Company

INVESTORS MAGAZINE free to you $1O invested with us has made others $290 in few months; "Ioffman's In vestment Journal tells how this was done; this magazine gives facts about the real earning power of money: tells how many have started on the road to fortune; we will send it three months free; if you want to make money, write for this magazine today. Hoffman Trust Co.,, 622 Carter Bldg, Houston, Tex.
 WILL sell half interest in long estab- lished, legitimate business for $25O0, if you can act quick. Experience not necessary; no speculation. Chance for someone to fall into soft snap. T-91. care Age-Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-20

AGENTS-Big hit; our apiece aluminium set Is all the rage cheaper than enamel ware; sells like wildflre; guaranteed 20 years; retail value s; you sell to house. wives for only $1.9S; biggest seller of the age; nine sure sales out of every ten shown; others cleaning up $10 to $20 a day. Answer this quick to secure your territory. Div. 1885, American Alumni mum Mfg. O.. Lemont. TIL
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MANUFACTURERS, WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS,


 Can you use an accountant, with actual experience in shop practice and factory costs, who has also filled positions of office manager, purchasing, secretary treasurer, and is qualified to relieve any busy executive of much detail or take charge of a department where practi- cal experience and dependable intelH- gence are required? Employed at pres ent but satisfactory reasons for mak- ing change. Address M. N. C., care Age-Herald. 5-20-3t
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RESORTS

WHY not spend your vacation this sum mer on a farm? l want two to six boarders; convenient to trains best, spring water and delightful home cook ing: write for terms. Mrs. G. NJ. Arm brester, R, F. D. l, Munford, Ala.
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ROOMS-WANTED-BOARD

 BOARD wanted in private country home for a few weeks, convenient to Birmingham by automobile; easily pleased; rest and quietness what desired. Address H-91. care Age Herald.