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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-29

surance premiums a year is $500 ,oo0y-
600. Thus about $1,000, 600, 900 may be
available from the annual income OF
the American people. The possibility
of accumulations of the American peo-
pie being available for the purpose OF
war finance seems slim.
"Still the possibilities Of war finance
in the United States are remarkable
If Great Britain. with per capita in
come Of 5000, can have a per capita
debt Of s452, most certainly the United
States, with per capita income OF
$500 and a per capita debt of $11. could
raise an equal proportion to that main
tanned by Great Britain. This would
allow a $4,000, 100000 war debt of the
United States"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-29

BLACK wALNUTs: We can supply these in
large quantity. Any size. Special prices in car
lots. The black walnut Is valuable a shade and
nut tree. also for posts.
Nut trees (while young) should not be irrigated
after July Goth. Soil must be well firmed against
the roots while planting and the soil kept moist for
two months after planting This applies to Catalpa
and Locust also.
SHADE TREE BARGAINS.
These supply in lots. Write for spe-
cia price in quantity Can supply these in size
wanted UP to fine specimen trees for special
planting
Varieties: Cork Elm, American Elm Soft (Sfl-
ver) Maple, Norway Maple, Box Elder (the hardy
tree for high elevations) Catalpa. Carolina Poplar,
White Ash, Linden Prices for single trees range
from 25c to 81 90. Cork Elm single trees range from
35c to $500.
ORNAMENTAL TREES.
White Bark Cut Leaf Weeping Birch. 800
Cork Maple ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100
Red Leaf Sycamore. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Cut Leaf Norway Maple. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 15o
Sycamore Leaf Maple. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
Sugar Maple Observation-Disclosures. 100
Weirs Cut Leaf Maple. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LOO
Schwedlers Maple 1OO
Tulip Tree Observation-Disclosures. 100
Red Oak Observation-Disclosures. 100
Broad Leaf Linden. 100
Chestnut cred nowering). OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.25
Chestnut (white flowerng) ................... 100
Russian owe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .oo
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-29
ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS


Magnolia (hardy) large blossoms. .7So
floWer1ng Almond ........... QUO
Hawthorne red or white blossoms. 75c
sweet Gum ...-....foo
Purple Fringe (smoke tree) .76c
Grated Lilac, double blossoms. .75o
Common Lilac, lavender. .50o
Dogwood (hardy) Siberian. Doc
Rose Acacia QUO
Spirea Van Houtt bridal wreath) 500
ORNAMENTAL LEAF SHRUBS
Ash Leaf Maple (white leaf $3.50
Purple Plum Cred leaf .......................1 100
Purple Beech Cred leaf ................-.....1 100
Copper Beech (bronze leaf) 100
Purple Filbert cred Leaf bush .............. rs
ODD oRNAMENTALs FOR LAWNS
Grated Camperdown Weeping Elm. .$1.0o
Grated Mulberry weeping Observation-Disclosures. 100
HEDGE PLANT SPECIAL
Amoor River Prvet (hardiest and best). This Is
highest price prvet yet sell 1t at the price Of
the cheapest to have 1t introduced 1t is suppant-
ing all others Hundred $500; thousand lots $500.
NOTE-California privet is not hardy and is
known to kill to the ground here in Boise. Much Of
the privet Is sold California because the
name California sells the privet. California plants
using the better kind.
CLIMBING RosEs-2-year
Varieties: Md. Alfred Carrier Kiserine, Cecil
Drummer, American Beauty, Meteor, Dorothy Per-
kins (rambler) Soc.
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SMALL FRUITS BARGAINS
GoosEBERRIEs

Variety: Oregon, Champion only. Two-year old
strong rooted plants. One plant 15c. Two plants
25c Five plants Soc Twenty-Five $1.75. Hun
dred $780,
BLACKBERRY
Per dozen 75c. Cannot quote in large lots this
Varieties: Kttaninny, Lawton, King
Rathbun, Snyder, Early Harvest.
RASPBERRY.
Per dozen 75c. Cannot quote in large lots this
Varieties: ST. Regis (everbearing). Cuth-
bert (red) Golden Queen yellow. Gregg (black)
LoGANeERRY
Per dozen $50. No large lots for this season
SUBSTITUTION
We believe that we have enough of each variety
to supply all demands, but II an emergency occurs
reserve the right to substitute variety of sim
liar kind. If substitution is desired please men,
ton it and the proper deduction will be made and
the amount returned.
NUT TREE BARGAINS
GRATED ENGLISH wALNUTS: The hardy
variety early bearing large fruit, soft shell. Sizes
feet. $50; feet $500; year $3.50. These are
four times. the size of the trees supplied by the
eastern nurseries at double the cost. Seeding Eng
lsh Walnuts SOC. Seeding Italian Chestnut 500.
American Sweet $50.
GRATED PECAN Hardy variety, bears early.
fruit large. thin she'll Varieties: Indiana, Bus
seron Butterick. Size feet, price $3.50 each. We
have very limited number of these.
ALMONDS: Soft SHE'LL each Soc. Grated variety.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-29

APPLES
Early varieties: Yellow Transparent, Early
Harvest, Early Strawberry, Red june Red Astra-
chan, Duchess of Gutenberg.
Fall varieties: Isham Sweet, Bailey Sweet,
Wealthy, Waxen, Gravenstein, Maiden Blush.
Winter varieties: Sptzenberg, Delicious, Wine
sap, Jonathan, Rome Beauty, Northern Spy, Blue
Pearman, Rhode Island Greenhg, English Russell,
Grimes Golden, Banana, Yellow Bellflower, Wag
ner, Lady.
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Wealth.
200, 100000
1000
$1,000,
2,024
$4,000,
1858
$4,000,
286
75.Ooo,o0o.ooo
1.l3S
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-29
Judas lSCariot Was Hung


I
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Observation-Disclosures" $$$$ @
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-29

PEAKS.
Summer variety: Bartlett Fall variety: Fem-
ish Beauty. Winter variety: Winter Nellis, Anjou,
Winter Bartlett.
QUINCE-Orange and Champion.
NECTARINE-Boston White
CHERRY-Early Richmond, May Duke, Late
Duke English Morello, Royal Duke Montmo-
rency
SWEET CHERRY-Black Tartarian, Lambert
Royal Ann.
APRICOTS-Royal and Moorpark
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-29
GRAPES.
Bargain Collection in Grapes.


Heavy strong rooted, two year old plants. Sc
lections be made from any of the varieties list
ed Except Campbers Early. Plants each 15c;
Campbels Early csc.
One of kind, varieties, plants. .......... .$100
Regular price 1928
Two of kind, varieties 16 plants. ......... $1I5
Regular price $3.50.
Five of kind, varieties 40 plants. $500
Regular price $500.
Five plants, any one variety. 600
Regular price 75c
Ten plants. any variety. ~ oO
Regular price $1.50.
Hundred plants, any one variety. .......... WOO
Regular price $3.50.
Hundred lots can be supplied in the Concord,
Niagara and Diamond only
Campbells Early per dozen. ..............$ $3.50
Regular price $3.50.
Varieties: Black grapes-Concord, Moores Ear
ly, worden Campbells Early; white grapes-Nia-
CARA Diamond; red grapes-Deaware, Salem, Ca
tawba.
Two old very strong rooted plants. Seec-
ton of any of the varieties listed.
Five plants. 100
Hundred plants. .$12.O0
Varieties: Red-Cherry, Fays Prolific, Red Cross.
Victoria, London Market; white-White Grape;
black-Blacl Champion, Naples, Lees Prolific.
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FAMILY ORCHARD coLLEcTIoN-FRUIT TREE BARGAINS


Reeula for this class osockH asfo lowsS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-04-29

PEACH
Alexander, Hale's Early, Mayflower, Crawford
Early, Crawford Late, liberia, Champion, Carman,
Beers Smock, Arkansas Beauty, Belle of Georgia,
Loves Early, Triumph, Yellow ST. John, Lowell,
Orange Cling, liberia Cling, Lemon Cling, Chinese
Cling
PLUMS
Goes Golden Drop Burbank, Peach, Columbia,
Damson (genuine), Hawkeye, Green Gage, Prunus
Simoni, Santa Rosa, Wickson Bradshaw, Climax,
Clyman, Burbank.
PRUNE.
Italian, Silver, Golden Hungarian, French, Ira
gedy, Sugar
Special price on Italian Prune in quantity.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

Sealed bids for the construction
ot public roads iu Oldham County.
Texas. NiU bc received 1y the Com
mlsauuou Court col Oldham County.
at fhr Court House n Vega, Texas,
mu ~ o'cloch noon, July -3, 1917.
Uly .Ugt proposed involves Che grad
Hr together Vtb bridges and cul-
.s .u approximately go miles OF
road. & check for 51.0UO.0O. certi-
ueH Goo by lh, County Depository of
Oldham County must accompany
each bId submitted Proposals must
Hc mrl. ou .ho blank forms pro-
iIel UE fH. County Plans. sprci-
Iai.uu and ihe approximate guam
f Wa. Nn seen. audi the form OF
proposal obtained Jf thD office of
tI. County clerk no Vega, Texas.
rI .. thc uui,, o tho Engineers.
H.s aud SiunD. no Dallas, Texas.
sunic. DIANE specifications may be-
obtained from .lo luruecr 1y the
I,... .f uf $4,000 fo I. refunded when
fhn rHr.Ii8iio1s are returned ~ Jho
letting. IH" right H reserve. tu re-
.'1 HuH 90. Jll bids
Separate proposals m.s Dee made
uu fhe bridges aui .uiEcrt and
each DID mast D.. accompanied ly
certified Chico. u. ttN.U 900. condi-
f..U.. 81. above.
wa ENLrOrH.
County JuiH.. oldham County
T,H.
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FOR SALE About 500 native ahiis
ace heller ycariings Price So Boz
With "a good cut iU0 wear old led.
RS Nith calves Good quality So.
Ohm D Mclntirn Hereford. Tevas.
1850
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

FOrR well improved '0ck'lrms iu
Moore County. each equipped VIII
fto,kiarmer needs
-0meth.ng like 200 acre. BOO .I.'i'a
ion on the four places About =.
miles OF fence. probably more IH"
land Is an plains and ursf ria Boz
every respect The four place. are
occupied hy tho Gamers. well kept 40.
and in fret class condition Ten sec
tions of leased grass ~o uith ifs fnH
places Each place b. priced plr
ltely and tHe first buyer gets choice
Possession January lsf. lHls. and
price. range from tla..1 per acre g.
$500 per acre and terms l.un
able. Bob Powell. Dumas. Trus
-IU.1U
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FOUND

FOUND Dhi.ds small blue au'umo-
Hle Owner may have same by cail-
Iur 200 Taylor So -15.2
Don't le, fisfruntrrG dealers not
selling Edison Mazda Lamps shove
unknown brands OF lamps on you
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

VEw DODGE Roadster Tor sale. CAL
fs 2Is--r
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

rOn SALE nuuFalo .eo' West 81.
% san Jacinfo car line Deal eiih
iauer ~ Myers l11-fn
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HOUSE FOR BUYING. SELLING. TRADING, wANTFn-LRSc

FuR SALE 1917 Ford touring ear
Phone ls2N Mr.. Martin. s11--p
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N0tlte 10 Travelling Men When
YOU nave finished reading this pape-
please throw Il out the window. It
will be greatly appreciated by track
Inen aud other employees who we're
unable 10 secure paper before going
% work this morning. They'll enjoy
reading tho latest war nows. Thank
you.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

Notice TO TRAVELLING Men-When
you have finished reading this paper
please throw II out the ear window.
II will he greatly appreciated by
trackmeu aud other employees who
we're unable TO secure paper before
going TO work this morning. They u
enjoy reading the latest war news
Thank you.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

Nt HI 200 r.Hr our
fHark. fH I.H.r ul .a EuIF .f
ed H. during f.a lss I.r. .ir ...-
..I.I aud Grand N.f... '..
uauf heartIi.i u.uI u...r
o. a. ElueiH HuI aU.
49, E 4frr fHI. If
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FOR SALE

HRAlDS made from ccmbings. Elite
,lairdressing Pdrlor ~. Fuqua Bldg
Phone a 245 n.
rOR SALE Ono share % Palo Duro
Tub stock. Call 1904. lS7 ~
FOR SALE Fresh and springer
COWS. both Holat,ins aud Jerseys
heavy mixers. Phone 1917 or call
IT Stinson's Dairy. 1873 n.
1OE SALE CHEAP Chevrolet
Gabv Grand 5-passenger for cash or
trade. Phone CAS-. 2uh-tf I
FOR SALE An excellent family
driving horse aud second hand sur
roy. Phone 20 or 4.l. or see horse
90 NcKuights livery stable. -0'tf
FOR TRADE or SALE Lots in ~
Paso. Texas zoe acres heavy tim
bcred land n Louisiana. room
house iu Amarillo call no room 4
over Vogue. 2l1 Up
FOR SALE Bradley Piano less than
t3o months old VIII sell on bar
gain or trade for Ford car. Phone
$50. J. y. Vaughn 2l3-bc
FOR SALE C1rc. 1916 model auto
mobile. first cla condition. You
sholld sec the car 20 appreciate The
pl,tr vs.. - SuajIy. Emerson
buckingham lam iemauf co.. Corner
list and Fillmore SIS. 2us-lpp
WILL trade equity DO two story
brick building Boo Clovis Tor good
automobile aud small difference.
see owner ~ s. buchanan.
g14-7p
FOR SALE Furniture and piano.
s0l Taylor phou" 1859. Zlt-ap
IEL POREENIR Ranch Resort Tor
ale or eychaue, situated o. miles
from l.as Vegas s NJ. ai the head
waters of GalIuas river Romeo
Mercantile co. ia Vegas. y. VI.
-lG-5p
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SIS Reward

Tor .. " PARIS Notc llp"k. Nlius.
OKLA. Return a. n1ilN Nru~ aud ~
Dri.' reward. ID 90
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BATES park curuoIius with .ho city
limits ol canyon .or saln Would
divide ~ Zoo aalf. Vs. D. Bates Can
Nuu. Texas. -lG-Gp
IF IT Is HELP YOU WANT phone
SO, Amarillo Employment Agency
We get the HELM without delay. r..
N."s mo. Mgr 4. .. HoI 7,6. AmH
fi'lo, Texas. Might phone COS. Help
~ ~ kinds ALWAYS ready 10 -.
Farm aud railroad nrders pinwptl'
filled.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

FOR RENT Furnished modern
house Wul reserve our room Phone
tG1. 500 Jtrl .Un IIN..p
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WILL trade equity DO two story
brick building iu Clovis Tor good
aud small difference.
See owner ~ s. buchanan.
214-7p
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What Is Going On To-day

Lecture b. kbr.m Eisss on IN. pa.
Turkey IN Word Democrtcy' MOgnt y,,,,s =
list Church. mn Avenue and ll0a arssI n
m
Addscss ~ Dr. Eaton. clabhous. Of d. r..
Ciss Tor Nen, 30 East rhirv fft s,tsrs Il
Address b. n.i.easht FrGncs A AuiSs,s
Three Eobns al tic Trailing C,np" ~
Morris Theatre. 18th STREET And rita Arz-
1880 q a.
Gddrss By Dr.. Enas /. soioaoa ~ IL.
Prophecy n the Hsht Of f,s.nt Ereaisr W.
leigh Hish school. li;th S.fc.t. near s>9ss.A n.
hidfes.ss - b. Ir. VIE. frank D W..
Alice y Ritter and william u vllI-r On W,
cauousi Problems S0s Fscbs ihs Cy a -
Yofs. Morris Heb sci,ool. iGs;A s,r-t sEf b.
ton Head y m
Addrtss b. s T. Ro,hipso On IN.
AM the Chynh should Woss Tsss,hr" ls,,s -
Memorial churrh. 81 West Fory.;h'ri sr..s !.
.. 10.
Addrcss b. Issac FrabEln RBs,n NJ "y,,s,..
and The CnmNai" Unitelsliy ss,u-tnsnt &c.
iI Edridrc Sirccf o no
Adde'S b. John r. kndnrss o. 'TAfo- 49,
s,,uctioa a. 4 RssJis Of ths Nar" Ctut-h N -
Asevnsior. FIN Aunge ard Tsnth s,rca. :, -
d. Address b. Andre THd58 ca The frt..L,
W0rsers q tho Ncrld." COoper IniDn D s
Adirr1 ~ Ns1 Anuh 90 "Whsf 49,
Nesfu % Ne" Labor r npie. FOlrssn,a -
and seop'd Avenue, o m
Addn~s b T y. OCoanog 81 m. ca. o.
Great Britain" Free syrssosss. siS
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MARRIAGES

corroxsNITH LABoU1ssE -Iieutenanii
~, Ccftorsrnith "a Mrs. Isabel lo"hse'u
Iahouissc. November %. Washihs'on-
FAIRCHIID - CLAPPE - Editn -,
Clappe and Lieutenant c; "iiiar1 -
MA Novsmber y. at residence oil Coiohe'
J. Conley. Washington. d. 4
GIBSON VAN DEVENTER-O On De ,.,eilI,L
a. 81 Stephen episcopal SheIcn'
N.,tc-,roc5 y y, by the Rev. Morgan
hsblc,, Marguerite Ewing, daushue'
~. "a N-, Jacob Hurd Van De'en'y - r.
80 csntain Robert Morgan Gibson. u y "
putIIJPs- JOHNSTON SATURDAY; pc
sc-,,hc- 1917 al the residence on Il.'
hride's parcnts. go Hancock ST. br0Isls -
nv Rev. s Parkes Cadman' u - 49,,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs Ch Una =, NJ ~ =
ston. 70 Lieutenant Francis J. fhiilipS' /
A., L. $. K. 49,
SPENCER GEERY-On November - Ne,
~ 50 Clark st. Brooklyn. by tht NJ
Franklin X Matthews. Ruth. ds1ghter "
Nrs Fannie X. Geery. 10 MT. mug" ~"
Speneer. Of Brooklyn. No cards
STEVENS sTRATTON-At Christ Church
p,oD,,,ille \ Y. on Thanksgiving after
noon November %. 1917, by inc ne,
charles W. Robinson. Helen T. daugh'sI
Of NJ and Mrs. Albert r. STa'V4I; W
Carl W. Stevens. Lieutenant. lV'th imam
Try. u. S. y. G.
STILES -BLATTSER on WEDNESDAY, 10
vernber IS. 1917. Miss Lenore g.. b!a'''e'
10 William II. stiles. both Of Brooklyn
TILLARD- FOsTER-Mrs: John Weems III
lad announces the marriage OF her daush-
ter Helene % Charles Clinton Foster. ser
Ceant- Corps OF Engineers, l. ). y a; py
the Rev Charles Popham' on monues'
November 90. 1917. at moen Place New
ark. y. J.
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ENGAGEMENTS

wHITEHEAD-The enssse,t
,n.St Of Olive NJ Whitehead, yo ygi,s
5sughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert = wv" W NJ
head Of Fulton st. Boonton, \. =, 70 Sor
William Sherwood Davenport 80 49, Is,c
of Mrs Margaret DaNehpo,Sc s Ch,reh Al
Rconton. y. j.. is announced NO one
bs. bcen set for the wedding
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UNDERTAKES
VITAL RECORDS

MISS MARGARET MALLORY. DAUGHTER, OF
Y. ". married Yesterday a. u O'Clock 70 Lieu.
tenAnt Chas Marvin Psrfeo. IN St PEERS Ep;soo-
pa Church. Pa Only immediate families we're pro-
ont the biide was IN mourning Tns BRIDE VA
dressed IN rD chiffon. with Ug chiffon Rat V
tcndGnts eIceps Mr. Jane lee Pnrcee brothsr q,
the Bridegroom a. bot man Flnt Lieutenant Par
dee ia 70 Be spioned al Camp DiI. wnShtstovn
y J.. after Dec IS
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For Rent at Kew Gardens.

Beautiful house " large. newly decorated rooms.
hot water heat, electricity and ss Iarsc shHe
half acre u ground with garden. trees. dowers and
shrubs; one Of the most attractive homes ~ al
suburban New York: Is minutes from New YORK
rent S. 900 immediate possession. coal supply In the
bins Is. J. BEAEDSLEY. Owner / Main ST.
Brooklyn. Phone Main 1903.
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IMPORTANT

Firth. Engagement. Marriage. Death
and In MemorIam Notices may oe
t.lephonsd 20 The Tribune any time
IN to midnight for insertion IN inc
ae1t daS', paper. just eau
Beekman 5000
ard read the notice as you vish In
,erted. Bnl for same viii he ms'eo 70
you later. The notice VIII reach ''''
100 900 readers daily.
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UNFINISHED APARTMENTS

CENTRAL PARK SOUTH. ?3o.-DupleI apart
Inelt, rooms. baths. electric lights. steam
heat frepacee: Just completely renovated: very
large lining north hight suitable for studio
Can be seen Tuesday and Wednesday between 10 80
and !. or By appointment Telephone Columbus
i7T-
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

ACCOI' STANT-Woud rent space IN my ofioe 20
Accountant: splendid Accommodate and service.
Phone FarrAgut 9il3: call Room 1925. 1888
Broadway.
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MICHIGAN

FOR SALE Two STORY CEMENT STRUCTURE.
800 BY 100 feet. can be used As factory OF tngst-
ment parl0r: liberal terms. location Ann Arbor,
Michigan Address GEORGE W. SAMPLE. Ana
ArbOr. Michigan.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

1850 YEAR AND ExPESeEs-Middie- Ard
man or woman 10 at secretary IN creating manu-
featuring plants IN sTery city Caifornis this winter
Address. with reference. Union. IT'S. rnbuna
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COOK VIII also do laundry. IN small family
cptirtry pqefsrrp,i wages SIS. COLONIAL Empio1
ment Aseucy. Is wst i2d st. Telephone 1896 van
deftfIif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-12-02

An EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
FOR ladies OF refinement possessing some eteuuW
ability. who desire 20 increase their income -
e,.,lv add $50 800 and even more dollars weekly
depending solely upon yourself this Is peilon
that will appeal 70 your patriotic spirit ana 90 .
world o. good and assisting IN saving the H'es ="
oa,r boys and Allies over There"
Thi. position IS most wortiy ard VIII rear hy
Kind u investigation. Call In person or "He' VI
phone Creamery 1891. $780, an r.,
NJ Deiavante General sMes Manager. 80 East
18th st. New York tseccnd fooT).
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES
JEWISH

rEsRLL ENASU. Il. sth Ave. ard tsd g.. Sun.
dsJ. ilil5,-Dr, Jossph eilwfnkn 90 The Pun
poe q Efs" AL welcome.
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AGENTS WANTED

iai RELIABLE firms supplying home vnrs AZ
v-rti.e-" year. 81 Universal sJndica'e Al
lsnuc city.
gPTCIALiiI-1s-vord advertisement 100 MAGAZINE"
thnce. s. Tniveual syndicauc. Atlantic CITY
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NEW JERSEY

BEAUTIFUL HOME on LARGE SHADED Goa.
Ger plot hour ont. only minutes stationt .
rooms and bath; all improvements: Earags. ans
'Ssfden. all kinds fruit, Box Isl. Aahuah. ~ J
FARNs-salc rent. trade: lists 100 each. Paul
r. Williams New Brunswick, ". j.
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY
Kenneth Ives & Co. Hudson lR!!,".7E. AZ
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DETECTIVES

DIAMONDS BOUGHT ard Sold for cssh. sdva
ms. BENNETT. ii5 BrOsdau. third sox.
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CooK-G,rman. nrt class. city or country. bes'
references wages $50. $50. Call Lans fcech-
eror Co AgsncJ. - West SD 81
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STORAGE AND MOVING

wEsrf.nToRN's DETECTIVE Agency.
shAdosins con.oenua infes'isatiOns, az q
East a. Telephone Murg Hn--E1
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Choppin$-ba$:list
IA Of novelties I
| e. offhMSs for 9 o,neI
| VI SndtAxHS, fore o0@sT
| J! rmsytMn$s in bf~ee"

ANIMAL, PHOTOS. for framing make Ideal gin''
IN EACH Turr.ssl. studio III. Carnegie HAL
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psny. Incorporated. -stnfass. moving psehina
shippinG; motor sGsls f0r long distance ne~AG
zoe fni SD II 'Phons 10 Pls1s
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BABY BIBs. hand embroidered and scsllopcd. oJc.
up Arcade Linen shop. 20 Broadway.
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BASKET KNITTING BAGS. cretonns, lined with
satin. 81 Boz and Bag Mart. Is East 5Nh ~
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FURNISHED ROOMS
WEST SIDE

55TH II wEsT.-Beautiful room; southern eI:
posure: suitable for two; running hot and cold
water; heat telephone and bath: 81. HcHngh-
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RABIEs' MocCAsrNs. all cOlors. 81. Dana. Is
West seth 81.
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esTH ST. los wEsf-Livins rooms. bedroom.
bath. southern exposure. three. four gentlemen
maid service. private entrance. one flight Columbus
s2ls. Carter.
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DIAMONDS
DIAMONDS

BOUGHT, HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
HOWARD 8. KENNEDY. ITO BROADWAY
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COOK Neat. capable. economical. good manager
small family: suburt~ very best references 10
Please caH Mr.. Ms.on's Agency. 1871 West t2d ST.
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2lsr ST. las EAST (Gramercy PuiI Furnished
rooms private bath steam heat. electric Light:
board optional. references
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RAYBERRY CANDLEST1CKS. complete Wit
candle SOC Ar Shop Barclay st.
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SGD. 10 wEsT-Beautiful largo and small roorrs
electddty; psrque floors board optional: mod
crate rates. Phone 305j Schuyler.
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CHAMoIsETrE GLOVES IN white also olaek
sltchlns. Nmas Boxes. 81 ha'er ohops' mt
30 Broalvay