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Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
At the L. & S. Tonight.
At the L. & S. Tonight.

All the women who see Miss Alice
Brady in "The Hungry Heart" will be
intensely interested in the wonderful
gowns worn by Miss Brady in this
splendid production.
And the women viii also be inter
ested in knowing that these gowns
cost a veritable young fortune. No
expense was spared in getting the alb
solute best for Miss Brady for this
picture. The very latest models We're
lsed and the best and highest priced
dressmakers in New York City were
secured for the work.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
II ELEMENTS AT LOCAL
1Pl lAYHOUSES TONIGHT
At the Palace Tonight.

"Friday the 13th"-The road to
right is always against the croTd.
This is proved in a beautiful and
thrilIi, t-Story-the greatest story
\ eve "a by Thomas w. Lawson,
Nv n the leading authors Of the
Nd, and one of Boston's most prom
financiers.
bert Warwick stars in this great
which seems to have been
h to his order. The millions Of
who read this thrilling Lawson
lwill flock 10 see it on the screen
pduced under the masterful su-
ion of William A. Brady. It
TORY Of the times, and on it we
lling to bank our future reputa-
All lovers Of par-excellent pic
-~~A2. eshould see Robert Warwick in
Friday fns 18th"
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
EGTSLATURE TO END
SESSIONS ON MONDAY

fcoNrINUED FROM PAGE oNEl
Injunction bill. TIE latter gives or
esnized labor the right TO conduct
eaceful strikes, boycotts and picket
2 without danger ef interference
sugh court injunction. The bill
Fought bitterly BY the San Fran
Ehanber Of Commerce.
attacks on the fish and game
Sion marked the opening weeks
session, but this fight soon
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

Suggestion that 100000 acres set to
young citrus groves in this staCe be
intercepted this year, to add to the
states food supplw, Is made by Dr..
Ii J. Webber Of the Riverside eXper-
iment station.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
SAN DIEGO -,.se.
Hotel Arr5O
75c to $1.5O per day SO to S. per week
FREE GARAGE
Family Auto Parties Specially
Fifth st. between A and Ash

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR REG
ISTRATION or TITLE TO LAND.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF IMPERIAL.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR WORSHIP
AT THE METHODIST CHURCH

one of the prettIe-i Easter "h7er'
vance ever enioyed by the McGrortN
Cnmmanderv No. / va. held al the
lIrthndi { church SUNDAY morning
The interior of the church was hean'
ufullv decorated for the orca -ion, a
white cross with trailing vinez 4Nna
added beauty to the artistic arrange
mcnt ot the pottcd plants.
The sermon by The Rev. ". W. Mel
son. himself member of the craft,
who used ~ u trNt, Am ! NV broth
err keeper" was unqnc-tlonablN the
hest heard here IN many wears. rs q
light token of appreciation the
KNIGHT, presented the pastor with a
nnr-a of 50 with which he purcha~
,d a leather ,uil ease and had II prop
crlv inscribed.
Special music was rendered under
the direction of Mr.. j. ' Schnrtg.
Mr. Schurtz and M Sam Watkins
furnishing beautiful duet and
hr,. Watkins a fine solo especially
appropriate to the ocassion.
The kughts were under charge Of
Captain-General Edw. Pennington.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
Head OF local conference committee and pastor who preached
Easter to knights Iempar

vision aud dire truu County road
are constructed aud maintained w.
der the supervision ut the count
superintendent, under the control and
management, OF the county commi
-loner
II Il county fan lu apply Tor 1t
norton ul the state highway fund,
lu he used upon the state roads with
IN such county, the amount of the
credit ot the county viii he placed
to the credit at the state road fund
inr the ensuing wear, or may he used
bN the m"hHJN commi~ ION upon the
construction "i tate r"o" W.tMu
such count, The State llighway
Commission i~ further authorized ia
use The county share of the state
road fund upou maintenance ut the
road- constructed with state aid
within the county, should the county
authorize fall ,o make proper pro
visions tor rrrar-
The provision ior fnunclne road
within the state lrr adequate 8" pr"
vide q .y-tcm oi highway oi good
standard type that will serve the
traffic uecr~~llic- of every county
~ well u, provide system "t fine
through lrau~,"ulmcnlal rw',-.
Engineer French say "lh, -uo-
rr-~ of good roads dcprud- upon the
hroadnc-- of the policy adopted by
the county commis siouers. and i Is
ia, OPINION OF hoth dr i,Wam,h
sad Nr rcnch THAI Dhr luua ,"un
IL cuuui~-l -loncr- are gun. lu mc"t
every requirement, and that state
and federal Government Will hr NV
rn heartfelt O." operation
our state roads nov include thr
C"lumhu,. Silver CITY, l."rd-bur"
Mymdu-. aud Lake Valley roads and
there j. au cffur, being mndr hN
Grant aud Lama r"mlir. to "-tabli h
u road To- the Nmhr, Hot springs
\ very good plan -u"rr-tcd by
Comm iuucr \ordhau- is q" organ
l,r zach nriuhburhuoi into 80 good
road committee ,o Keep the road
~ q #ood state of repair me- all
4.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
DEMiNG TO HAVE A GOOD
BASEBALL ORGANIZATION

Dcmlng i- going 90 hu' -ur".
enough baseball team, with llaT,
Edward a. manager Philip Marsh
lil. secretary treasurer, and q bunci
ot PLAYERS that know how the aroN
national game is PLAYED.
Carving om the work that was
recently -lartcd us Lynn A. Mac
cracker, The boy had q meeting q.
the D,mmr omb Wednesday c,rmne
Pierce llu.hc-, Howard Connolly
Herman Ro-ch, EoN Phillip, Fred
Miller. Jm lIinc,, VI. q BNlcr and
PhilIp Marshall beiu4 present Di--
ru~,ion VA engaged no a- ro the best
plan to manage affairs leo 1--WE 70,
management to Harry Edward, who
knows the whole came
Philip Marshall, who Uuov detail
and method from first to A.t Wa
elected secretary lr,a urrr
The iolluVu- prospective pIuyol-
were lined up Pierce llurhc-, How.
ard Connolly. Herman Ro-ch, Ron
Phillip. Fred Miller. Jlm lime. VI
Il. BiNlcr, lIanr prrc, AIcN lIamil-
ton. llugh Burr. Fern pWycr, Glenn
Tonkr. Walter ,.'rk. uru-ro. Cory
eli. Moore. Nu,orarkcu and prob.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
GROUND IS BROKEN
FOR A NEW CHURCH
Easter Sunday Fittinyly Observed by
Pastor. Officers. and Members
OF the Christian Church.
WILL Be MODERN STRUCTURE
WiIl Have a FulI-Si1e Basement
Kitchen. Sunday School Rooms
and Every Convenience

The pastor. officers and members
ul the Christian church obs we'd
Easter SrntaN IN - mo-l hciiitms
manner by breaking ground l"r u
u,ndrrn chnr, II home. which will he
,rrird uu the corner "i copper ave
.., ,nd Maple -trrci. The building
and Ground "ccupvinp halt "f &,
block.
Immortality lulloW,ng the mufmn"
.ri,c the entire congregation, led
hs the pastor, the Rev = Il Me
,lurc. proceeded 10 the "rounds
where u ploW wa wailins to lurn the
nr-i nrroW that -hould brcal the
Ground Tor new and q modern
house ui worship
S y ,uN, member al the "ilI
..al board. brought u lone rope, that
MIS- quickly attached !" the pillow.
willing hand ll pnlinr to"clhcr w.
they hould were -prcdlN uppklug
the power that turned the historical
turroN. Groruc T. Watkins, another
member "i the official board held
the plow with - steady firm hand.
\ large group oi children were N
the lead. the llr-t one hrarug q hrs
American flag.
Prior lu the breaking nilhc ground.
Impr"-~IN prnNcr~ were Offered bv
no, r., & \. Tinnm of the Bap-
,-r chur,h. the Req " " Nelson
OF the Methodist church, AMI the
PASTOR the Rev. Mcclure.
The General interest N the nc"
church building Wa pretty well man
Tested by cowboy. who rode into
town for the purpose of paving t21
u,c. lhr hni'aHs fond
f7ir finance have hcrn placed u.
rood hand and the work VIII be
pushed with vlgor.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
STATE AND COUNTY
WILL COOPERATE
Meeting Of State Highway Commis.
sinners, State Highway Engineer
ana County Commits siOners
LUNA COUNTY IN GOOD SHAPE
Kempenlch, French and Sa .ps u
Speak in the highest Terrs OF
Luna C0untys 0liicia =.

Luna ""nutN Wa h"r"r"d tia. u,..
by vl>ll tram Engcr. krmr,n ...
secretary "t the ~ ST.. ...
way '"mml~ SION, ml iJur. 4
French. state "r. i."r pn. Il lh
u".t r"mprutrnt ,uti Unldct- ~ II
Acst
The three came duwn to confer
u1h lhr county commissioners and
o." give them the proper dope cou
ccrnng the operation oi the new
road law, and be 1t know that they
did exactly what they came to 10
When COY Lindsey appointed
kempnlch on the State Highway
t0mmls sion he did q wise thing. ana
when Luna county Wa- put on IN
hsl II wa ten strike. ~ everyone
thai attended the meeting tuesday
viii verify
The first ~cn,iblc thing the state
commi- slon did wa To retain State
kn"ineer Jane \. French, and tire
nrNl thlnr "t nrcrc to Luna coun-
Is Ma- thal We were put ou Kemp
cmch's list nl nine rcnlcr~.
The initial meeting of the state
and county men wa At the court
house Tuesday. those N attendance
were state Engineer French. State
Highway Comm -ln"cr krmpcnlcr
Chairman Nordhau- of the county
commi- -loncr~ and commissioner.
Phillips and I.rwi-. Engineer AlmN,
District Attorney Nauehi, Clerk
lIughr~. Treasurer lIcpp. Fred Shcr-
man. j. q. Cooper, aud rrprc>culal
vc- of the loca prc>-. The after
noon session wa- attended hv En-,
ginccr sampson, whom the state
hl wisely appointed county supcrin.
,rndrnl for the counties of Luna,
Grant. Dona Ana, Sierra, and Olero.
Sampson /. = member ui the Amer
itdl NbtltlN bl WI THgln''i~ ana
ha- inst completed one of the finest
highway m the state between Sll
Yer City and Tyrone. Mr. Samp-
san has appointed Engineer Amv H.
county highway director. the ap-
pointmcnt BEING temporary, prior 10
the complete organization u III the
,ounlic
Mr.. krmprnich -aN- that lalh
iuI and intelligent efficiency will br
the only guarantee of continual ser
wee
\rrurdnrg lu lhr new Law The state
aud county will 90 "iO-In' on all
the state roads constructed, and the
same ou maintenance. The county
apnlic- for aid upon state rnad~,
which are ~ designated Nv dc, "i
the Legislature or by The highway
commission The county must rlcdsr
itself to have it. hare al thr cost
of construction available whenever
apportionment e. made by the tal'
or federal Government such work
T. done entirely under state super.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
McGrath Accommodates Simpson

sheriff II. j. MrGrarh. VIII" will on
sept. first 20 Ia Santa Fc rs clerk
of the /. =. District Court, tooh
eleven prisoner, tu the state penlteu
uarN Monday night. and Just to make
1t an even dozen. Sheriff Simpson
turned Francisco Bialoho. over ia
him The prisoner will STAY with
warden HUGHES from one 10 two
,ears for dischareing i fireaTm m
lAMnllN NJ CoMmbn.. \ VI.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13

welcome 10 all other people, During
yuUr brief stay here YOU will bee able
we trust. 10 glimpse something ot
pur alfalfa fields. our large streams
of wafer ,natched from underground
.ioN rnd he en,ir, y-',y wiri ~
10 natural beauty. Int most of ail "
hope that you may rcnll" 'h.
warmth of our personal sentiment
toward You. \ commUnity'~ grcai
NOS. while 70 may be- built upnu i'.
material achievements. cannot hr
sustained bv that alone. hut mus
be- kept alive and new bv the hu-
man and kindly -pirit ot il peopl"
reaching out hands Of friendship l".
ward all other people and all other
yommunllic In lhis ~piut | give
YOU welcome sincere aud hearty.
will not say, in that ,tereotyped
phrase that the keyes Of the city
are yours but rather | would saw:
I've gvc to you the keye~ nf our
hearts. to our homes and to our
affections"
Grateful response was made ~
W. W. sanford conference Law lead.
en-.
Ihur-dav evening the Rev. T.. r.
kulrkcrborkcr. the refined Billy Sun
day of the southwest, held the audi
cnro -prlihound. Tonight the Rev.
e. X. Campbell viii preach. Saiur.
day night the Rev F. Il. Fau-r
will preach. sunday night the Rev.
!, II. Mc~~cr. will preach, other ci~
iiius clcrgymen occupying other local
pulnit@
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
FARMERS ADVISED
GROW MILO MAIZE
ohm W. Clark, ~ho is Putting up
tie Deming Roller Mills. Asks
Graphic to Boost Milo Maize.
ALSO WANTS LOTS or CORN
~ Pat in the Very Latest Devices
,ir Making feriect kil0 Flour
ana the Best Corn Meal.

u wish you would uge our farm
.r. 20 pat ia lots of milo n.aIlr and
ori.' -n'd John ". Clark to the
.r. pn.r tcrdaN morning, a. he
.J' Il 40 .rr office to oi,c details of
II IA .i-harreI roller mill, which
,iil soon be- erected on the block he
ha- iu~t purchased Of H. r. Harda-
a.. uppo-iic the Deming lee and
E'lctil.. Iompany'- plant. Mr.. Clark
knows the milling game from begin
nnc TO end, and will pat up a mil
We can all be proud of. He will man
ufarturc the nation wide favoritc
brand "Flmo,' and will put in
feed mill besides.
J W. Mattinglv Of Owensboro, KY,
representing the Anglo American
Nal Co.. was here this week 10 sup
ply Mr.. Clark with the very latest
IN flour mill Improvements, includ.
lng part~ for the manufacture of
milo flour aud he fmc-, corn meal
H lhr W"rld. lark corn meal
made 40 rh, nil o., ,liff that he ha,
just sold. has trr loua time been
the best made N 'hr -oulhwc,i. llu
knows how.
Mr. Clark has leased a home and
will soon be permanently locafed a,
b.,,Iu, h.,.to,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
GRAND LODGE TO LAY COR
NER STONE OF NEW CHURCH

Past Grand Master \. W Pollard.
John Z. Watson. deputy grand mast
rr: \. \. Tcmkc. senior grand ward
rI, and Edw. Pennington. JUNIOR grand
warden, officiating tor New Mexico
Grand Lodre. 4 t and \ VI viii
o., IA, corner tone 81 The new
Baptist church al Columbus. sun
day afternoon at the invitation Of
President j. X. Blair, of the 'olum-
hu Chamber of Commerce
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
Rev. J. v. Tinnin Accepts

II - with pleasure that the Graph
IT, welcomes to the pa~ioratc of the
baptist church the Rev. j. '. Tinnin,
who ha, acrcplcd call To this
charce The Rev nnnn comes
from Clinton. Mis-, Is Young, has
splendid personality aud fine ability
He Was recently chict editor of the
Mississipp Collegian and physical
director of Mississippi College.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
FL PASO DISTRICT
GUESTS Of DEM|NG
Important District Conference Of the
Methodist Church Nov in Ses-
sion in City Of Deming
TNG PRESIDING ELDERS HERE
Some Of the big Preachers Of the
soniiwest Are Nov h0ngrng
DeTing With Presence.

ryun- highly honorcd tins wcci.
hN al the preacher uf the VI pu-p
district. presiding elder oi The Al'.
uucrIuc district, many prominent
luNmcn and women ut the confer.
rucc
The Sos ton opened Wednesday
c,,ninp n, the Methodist church. a
strong sermon being delivered by the
Rev. j. t.. Fuller of l.ord,burg. 90
tlcial announcement was made by
Presiding Elder Smith and Pastor
Nelson.
Thursday morning the following ad-
drc.- of welcome wa- delivered by
sup. J. B. TAYLOR:
Ladies and gentlemen The dis
lluctlon which come 10 the people
of thu community through this meet
dee appreciated. We have looked
forward with the kccnest anticipa-
tlnu To the time when thl- con
ference should convene: and We are
sincerely grateful for the honor and
pleasure ot entertaining these fore
c- of righteousness.
We welcome you because Nuu are
or"aerd in labor that is the near
o-t and dearest 10 the hearts of the
GOOD people not only ot Dcmng.
bul of everywhere. because vour very
presence viii lend inspiration IN 20
work which We regard a. one Of
the greatest factors IN amy commum-
~ ,Iyll, social. economic, political,
80 r.li"inu- nttainmcnt~; We wei
come YOU because yol are laborng
To remove from life that which l.
r.r-r aud rude and low and yul
car and .intul and attain that which
o. delicate. ,irgani, h-sdt.tul end
righieou because Won are .trivin.
for The development of the best quail
itIc. ut man physical, mental. nor.
al. aud plrlual nature
We welcome you because Won rep
resent, IN our judgment. the most
righteous organization iu the world
today, toward eligibility 10 fun mem
bcr-hip IN which our father and
mother, labored with noble self.
sacrifice and devotion, overcoming
h, hindcrin,c. aud uccccimg "a The
work of spiritual development by
prayer and zeal. coupled with faith,
COURAGE and hope.
We welcome vuu because We want
The atmosphere of your calling, the
influence ui Nour deliberations. the
benefit of your conclusions. and the
Inspiration of YOUR presence.
am ,tronolv of the opinion that
tn uo other ella ot people do We
owe 80 much a. I" our Christian
worker y" other line of worI,
call for such nobility ol character.
greater patience. nor mare uu~eli-
i~h -crvicc. Whatever We can do g.
Tighten vour burdens We shall DO
Gladly and Willingly and We want you
to feel that you fill q large and Use
iuI place IN the worlds activity aud
that You repre- rut the power ana
dignity of your communities and
should have the support and SYM
paihv Of all good people
! trust that you may have time Ca
test our hospitality. which ! assure
you will not fail. We have not tn
greatest town IN the world. but we
are a ueighborlv people and keep our
heart warm and our hands open IN
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
Capitol nOTe Game TO The Core

Some m-crrInt burned the fine
new school house 40 capitol Dome
sunday night aud uG he next morn
ing the directors, McCan, Twittv and
Farmer. were flvinq around to keep
the school e"ne and to erect anoth-
cr building
The loss l. about -. .iOu. with the
Hughes Bros. carrying half that
amount Of insurance Mr.. Bodyficld
j, teaching ia the chamberlain res
idencc temporarily.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-13
They Snapped Offices

Judge {. {. Rogers and Sheriff ".
& Simpson have -wapped offices al
the court house. % the sheriff needed
more room. and people are getting
so good the Judge don't need 50
much.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-08
JORDAN & GRACE No. IS West Adams
WATCH OUR BARGAINS

WATCH OUR BARGAINS ACRES, north. close in, $750. 10 ACRES, north, close in, S1500 20 ACRES, north, solid alfalfa, SITS acre.
 40 ACRES, north, alfalfa, near Central Ave, $175 acre
 Easy Terms ACRES alfalfa 5-room modern bun galow. screened porch, well, tank, en- zine, water piped to house and fields, shade, bearing fruit, flowers. chicken yards; north, near car line; $1000i to handle. See it.
 10 ACRES alfalfa, 5-room new modern bungalow. screened porch, shade, ga- rage, 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. $500 will handle. Trade for city property. 30 ACRES alfalfa, sugar corn, water melons: 5-room cottage; shade, bearing fruit. we'll, 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 X Grace. IS ". Adams
Arizona republican., 1917-07-08
For Sale MISceuaneous

THE MEANEST OF ALL TRICKS After economizing all winter to raise money to buy a flag to float OCT the great illustrious. charitable, loving, Georgies place of business, and after the realization of this effort and dream to have the same stolen from me. breaks this poor sympathetic heart, which outwardly feels as though it was i1wardly dripping, drops of real red lood Time relentlessly makes no dis imirations in clipping our knobs, but he does extend the periods, for favored few:-This d. thief had no discriminating pity in his cold bosom, or he would have chosen, as Robbie Burns advised the louse to do, some poor hody' in lieu of rich Miser like me. to freedom. Well al's off The wrappin of this form in the folds of that emblem. has vanished, and now when 'I lay me down to sleep l guess they'll have to draw on the old clothes dept. for Fords shroud Oh well, it's just as cheap, so let CT go.
 Ford's 2nd Hand Stores
 Specialties Today
 $450 motorcycle new, S20O.
 s125 cash registers S65.
 $S5 Toledo scales, $40.
 S85 Singer sew machine. S25.
 
 $375 Greener shot gun, S100.
 $150 set Bancroft History, S35
 $1,200 soda fountain, S25O.
 $100 gas engine, $25.
 $50 motor engine, Sl5.
 S75 Dayton meat slicer, $20
 $100 typewriter, S25.
 S65 typewriters S10 and $15.
 AUTO SUPPLIES
 Lamps, horns, pumps Jacks, speed, ometers, trunk covers, auto cha1ns. All tools and carteenS.
 REFRIGERATOR
 As season wanes. prices wane. l have an immence stock-new and second hand. Very chean.
 RUGS AND CARPETS
 No dealer in Phoenix has stock to compare. All sizes, makes and kinds
 BEDS AND BEDDING
 From 300 new 45 in. mattresses. at Si, sS and $9 and 800 slightly used p in. to 50 in. mattresses at $2 to s6. You ought to get satisfaction.
 BED AND SPRINGS
 Brass, bronze. wood, steel, iron, enamel, or gilt; s2 up. Springs in wood, steel or iron; $l up.
 SANITARY COTS AND BABY BEDS A fine collection of many sizes and grades. Prices satisfactory.
 EIoCLTlCdl dIIS
 New and second hand cheap. DRESSERS AND DRESSING TABLES There are 150 styles to select from, Prices s6 to $20.
 STOVES AND RANGES Challenge any dealer. In gas. there is every style. In gasoline the asst Is fine In oil, carry new or second hand. In wood and coal I have all sizes and makes
 FURNITURE Any article you desire for home, of flee or hotel
 ODDS AND ENDS Pictures books, clocks, guns, tools, crockery, tents, baby buggies. churns, separators, wash machines, wringers, hats, clothes, shoes, saddles, harness, farm implements. stocks and dies. bread mixers, counters, scales, sink and toilet water boilers and heaters ma- sical instruments, blankets, quilts and pillows, cooking utensils. water cool CTS, meat cutters Ford's Store. Office 40 S Central Ave. Phone 1776, It
Arizona republican., 1917-07-08
Auctions

NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL
 PROPERTY
 I will sell at public auction at S.30 a. m. on Thursday. the 18th day of July. 1917. at my place of business, No. 12S South Second street, in the City of Phoenix, Arizona, one light spring wag- on (commonly called laundry wagon). This sale is made by me to satisfy a claim of Twenty (S21.00) Dollars which I have against said wagon for repairing the same and also for costs of giving this notice and making the sale, in accordance with Paragraphs 3673 and 3674 of the Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1913. Terms of sale, cash.
 JAMES DIXON
 bd
Arizona republican., 1917-07-08

FOR SALE-80 acres best alfalfa. good improvements. choice sandy loam soil.
 20 acres to lease or sell acres planted to maize and balance in pas ture; also fine milk COW and 130 fine Leghorn hens: will sell with lease.
 Is acres to lease or sell, close to Tempe Normal. well improved; also $ fine milk cows, with several fine heif- CTS and calves; chickens, etc. to sell with lease. All of these and other properties are offered at special bar gains.
 Call on Austin of the Tempe Land x Auction Co. Tempe, Ariz. p CORNER LOT 50x140 at 18th Ave. and Buckeye Road; bargain at $75 or will trade for something of value. What have you? Box 1425 Republican. r BARGAINS iii residences. ranch and business property. improved or unim- proved; houses to rent.
 W. K. JAMES 70 North First St. If
Arizona republican., 1917-07-08

BUY A HOME IN KENILWORTH. I have four very desirable modern, brick and concrete houses right in the heart of this popular addition to the city for sale at prices below present cost of construction. Better let me show them to you this week. McAdams. 35 s. Center. Inter State Live Stock Ex- change IT
Arizona republican., 1917-07-08
For Sale Houses
FURNISHED HOME

A Very Attractive Modern Brick Bungalow With White Cement Finish and Garage Just West of N Central Ave- Las Palmas-Newly and Com pletely Furnished for Particular People-the House Will be Sold to Responsible People Upon Liberal Terms-Big Lot and First Class Neighborhood-Im- mediate Possession. <
 GREENE & GRIFFIN Tel. 1894 124 N. 1st Ave. r