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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-15
ALIAS SUM MONS.

In the Justice Court for Wallace No. I
Precinct of Shoshone County, Idaho.
Before l.. Leighty. Justice of the
Peace.
0. A. DIN, plaintiff, VS.. James c..
Smith, defendant.
The State of Idaho Sends Greeting to
the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to ap-
pear in the above entitled court to be
held at No....., Seventh street, Clyde
Taylor Block, in said precinct in the
above entitled cause at 900 o'clock
"A. m, upon the 31st day of March,
1917, and answer plaintiffs complaint
on file in said court, or plaintiff Will
take judgment against you as prayed
in said complaint, for 1920 for board
and room rent and for all costs Of this
action.
Witness my hand this 18th day Of
February, 1917.
l.. LEIGHTY,
tSS- Nj lott Justice of the Peace
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DIET AND HEALTH.
Common Sense Advise From Bureau
of Public Health.

PRAY Mr.. Abernethy, what is a
cure for gout?' was the question of an
incident and luxurious citizen.
Live upon sixpence a day, and
earn it." was the cogent reply.
John Abernethy, second son of a
Scottish Irish family, born April 3,
1874, a physician of rare discernment,
a surgeon of great skill, lecturer and
teacher of dramatic magnetism, never
said better. thing in his life. 1t is
particularly apt in this country where
the sin of overeating is far more COM
mon than the sin of overdrinking.
Gluttony, always a fault, is all the
more glaring in land where plenti-
ful food supply permits it to be more
general. The sallow, fat cheeks, the
aching joints and irascible temper OF
the prosperous over-fed are far too
common. Abernethy said to one such,
the Duke of York, by the way, cut
off the supplies as the Duke of Well
ington did in his campaigns, and the
enemy will leave the citadel"
Diet, however, is a really serious
matter and many people suffer as
much from dietary accentricities and
food fads as from actual disease. The
average individual can eat good, plain
wholesome food in moderation all his
life without ever being aware that ne
has digestive apparatus. Starvation
70 cure a fancied ailment or to reduce
an expansive waist line has shortened
many lives. just as indiscretion in the
opposite direction. Certain diseases
do require a particular diet but this
should be chosen by physician o.
skill and not self prescribed Tht
self prescriber often has fool for 6
patient.
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Oriuin of Rabbit Metal.

Babbitt, the accepted trade term for
bearing metal, Is derived from Isaac
Babbitt, Taunton, Mass, the first per-
son Of record to use a white metal al
10y as lining for machinery bearings
In 1889 Babbitt conceived the idea of
using an alloy made up of parts cop
per- "a parts tin, and 8 parts anti
mony. This was so successful that a
gold medal and $4,000 was awarded
him by congress in recognition of his
service to American industries. Prior
to that time brass or bronze bearings
were used
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-15
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK.
HOLDERS.

Office of the Alameda Mining Com
pany, Wallace, Idaho, January 20,
1917.
There is delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock on account Of AS
sessment No. RI levied on the card
day of December, 1916, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders AS follows, to-
Wit
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-15

will be sold on the 30th day of March
1917, at the office of the company,
sos Bank Street. Wallace. Idaho, at
I; 30 p. m. of said day, to pay the de-
linquent assessment thereon, together
with the cost of advertising and ex-
penses of sale.
HERMAN j. ROSSl
Secretary Treasurer Little Butte Min
ing Company; sos Bank Street,
Wallace, Idaho.
Feb s TO Mar s. st
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-15

IT told you last Sabbath, children"
said the Sunday school teacher. that
you should all try to make one happy
during the week. How many of you
have?" II did" answered the boy
promptly. "ThaE's nice. Johnny. What
did you do?" II went to see my aunt.
and she's always happy when ! go
home again. Dallas News
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-15
THE Stopper

Lottie-He wore my photograph
over his heart and it stopped the bul
let.
Tottie--Im not surprised darling,
it would stop a clock.--Sketch.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
Office of the Little Butte Mining Com
pany, Wallace, Idaho. February 3,

pdHy, WdTIdce, IUd1IU, TtDTudIy %
1917.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
ing Of the board Of directors, of the
Little Butte Mining company, held on
the 3rd day of February 1917, an as
sessment of two (2) mills per share
was levied upon the outstanding capt.
tai stock Of the corporation, payable
on or before the 9th day of March, 1917
to Herman J. Rossi, Secretary Treas
urer. at his office sos Bank Street,
Wallace Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the 9th day
of March 1917, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment is made before
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-15
CONSERVATION IN WEST
FORCED ON BY EAST
PROFIT BY NATURAL RESOURCES
IN EAST-WHY NOT IN
IN THE WEST?

George II. Patrick contributes the
following presentation of views con-
corning the conservation question:
THE coal and oil lands least of the
Mississippi are, and always have been,
held in private ownership, for the pro-
fit, primarily, of the owner; but next
the states in which located, through
the use of the mined product in man
ufactures and other Industries, and
the tax revenues derived therefrom
directly and indirectly. without which
the governments of those states could
not be supported.
"ln the whole west the title to the
coal and oil lands, with a few excep-
tions passed to patent remained in
the government, supporting no indus
try, producing no revenue to state or
county, a hindrance rather than
help to the development of the states
made out of these same lands, and
because of them.
Pay Tribute to East.
mo reason exists why these west
ern lands should contribute to support
the eastern states any more than that
pay all their net revenues into the
federal treasury to lessen the ex-
penses of western state governments,
although one is as fair as the other;
but the east is not satisfied with en-
forcing this tribute, it insists that no
western mineral lands shall be pri-
vately owned or operated, and that
none of the natural resources of the
west shall be used at all by or for the
people of the states in which located;
although the east is eXhausting and
selling at its own price, all its own
mineral deposits of every character.
The east is getting away with it, too,
and. singularly enough, masqueradfng
as conserver of the resources of the
nation. The casual onlooker is un-
able to discover why a ton of coal or
II DdTfel Oh OIL, taken from eastern
lands does not, to that extent, exhaust
the national resources as much as If
taken from western lands; but no one
says anything about that.
Team Work Required.
ut seems to me that this Is the
vests fault, and that it is time to sit
up and take notice. The west had no
trouble, this fall, to elect the pres-
dent of it's choice, and generally, its
legislators, not always Of the same
party, by little very simple team
work. Playing without signals. it
made touch down at whichever goal
1t aimed. Why does not the west play
the game all the time, as well as one
day in every four years? Why does 1t
not say to its representatives, 'remem-
Der that whose provideth not for his
own household is worse than an in
fidel,' and demand the team work that
will stop this costly discriminat ton
with jolt"
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BUSINESS CONDITIONS
ARE ON A SOL|O BASIS
BREAK WITH GERMANY MEANS
INCREASED DEMAND FOR
u. s. PRODUCTS.

In their weekly review of the gen.
eral market, Hayden, Stone & Co,
draw some most interesting concln-
sions. The letter says;
After about a month of profession
al trading and comparatively unln-
portant price changes, the market mas
finally broken out of its ruts with a
sudden and drastic decline. The Ger
man governments announcement of IA
ruthless naval warfare in direct con-
travention of their previous pledges
to the United States has made a real
ity of one of the uncertainties which
has for some time been hanging over
the market, and has led to widespread
liquidation.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-15

Do your legal advertising In the
Wallace Miner.
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United States and War.

"All other considerations have paled
into insigniticance in the face of the
fear that the United States may
shortly be involved in the war. AS to
whether or not war will result, it is,
of course, impossible to make any
prediction at present. But it is an in
teresting commentary on the incon-
sistency of the average speculator
that the market is weak and unsettled
on peace rumors, only to decline still
further on fears of an extension of the
war area. For 1t would certainly
seem as though the German pro-
nouncement, coming at time when a
second peace offer was quite generally
expected, put an end to any hope for
the termination of hostilities in the
early future. Instead of opening the
way for peace, Germany declares for
an unrestricted and intensified naval
war Since the entente allies refuse
her proposition for peace without VIC
tory, she decides upon a struggle to
the finish. Irrespective of our own
position, such decision must mean
that there will be no immediate cessa
ton of the demand for American pro-
ducts, such as steel, copper, zinc, lea
Their and even munitions.
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Notice of Postponement.

Notice Of Postponement.
BY order of the board of directors.
the above advertised sale of delin-
luent stock has been postponed until
he cath day of February, 1917, at the
same hour and place
JAMES A. WAYNE
F822-3ts Secretary.
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And in accordance with law so many
shares of each parcel Of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at the
office of the company, to-wit: The Of
flee of James A. Wayne In the Gyde-
Taylor building, in the city Of Wal
ace, county of Shoshone, state Of Ida
no, on the 10th day Of February, 1917,
at 400 o'clock in the afternoon OF
such day, to pay delinquent assess
ments thereon, together with the costs
of advertising and expenses of the
sale.
JAMES A. WAYNE,
Secretary; yde-Taylor Building.
Wallace, Idaho. J25-F8-3t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-02-15

I'm view of the foreign complica-
tons. II is not at all strange that the
wonderful earning statement of the
United States Steel corporation has
passed almost unnoticed. And yet this
statement is really deserving of con-
siderable attention. Net profits for
the three months ended December 81,
1916, totaled nearly $1O600O000. This
is at the rate of about $50 per share
annually on the common stock out
standing and compares with net pro-
fits of $51 100000 in the same quarter
of 1915 and less than $11,000,000 in the
same quarter of 1914. In 1916 the
corporation earned between .$4S and
$50 per share for the common stock.
The orders now on hand are sufficient
to keep the steel plants busy during
the greater part of 1917, if no new or
ders are taken. There is no question
whatever but that new business will
be received to more than keep the
plants operating at full capacity this
year. Inasmuch as steel prices are
at or near the top, there can be no rea-
son why the corporation should not
earn as much, If not more, in 1917 as
in 1916.
1--WE call attention to this merely as
concrete evidence of the phenomenal
prosperity of American industry. If
the war is not going to end in the near
future, and there is apparently little
chance of that now, this prosperity is
not going to be suddenly terminated.
Stocks have been sold indiscmrimin-
ately, and such selling coming after
the December decline must have rem
dered the technical condition Of the
market exceedingly strong. Such sud-
den and severe drops as the market
has experienced this week have in the
past proved excellent opportunities for
the purchase of substantial securities,
and we are inclined to think that in
the long run the present instance will
be no exception"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-15
REAL ESTATE

FOR sALE-fcur room bungalow. new, in.
side finished In hard oil, fine location /:
$3.50 $3.50 down. $50 month. Leslie
Brooks Realty company, 407 South Boulder.
phones 2s7s aud ZIG.
FOR sALE-By owner: six'roOm Dutch
colonial house glassed in sun porch !;
Easement; hardwood floors; French doors !;
high sss,'iront lot; east side. Phone 2oO9
a32.
FOR SAIE-New four-room house: cash or
terms; will take vacant lot or light tour
irg car on trade. Address p. o. Box 1902
OF call phone 5t26.
porch, large basement fine location; price
81. l50. terms Wetzel & Parks. 203 Ault
building Phone 6O49
FOR SALE-Fise- room cottage, Kendall sd.
dition, price 81. 500 will take good sec
ond hand automobile. balance like rent.
White Realty company. Phone 1851
ONLY $500 brand-new seven large rooms,
strictly up-to the minute. California Uunga'
low, full.size lot: all city improvements,
terms. Phone 6969.
OF Thirteenth, west Of Cheyenne; price
81, 500 $1,000 cash, balance easy. Phone
1894. NJ. J. Glass & Co.
FOR SALE-Five-ro room bungalow, Morning
side. nuf sed; price $4,000. terms. NJ; j.
Glass Co, phone 1884, over Palace
theater.
WILL build new house to suit, full so feet,
close in; desirable residence lot all mod
ern city improvements, only $500; terms
Suite 3O3 Ohio building.
Fer SALE-By owner. broom house with
porch. so foot east front. easy terms, Just
south of Central park tennis court. 72o
South Owasso. call Sunday.
FOR SALE-One corner lot and one inside
lo, in Irving place. part cash. balance
monthly: good shade fine location. Phone
6723R, for appointment,
For SALE-Immediate possession, 715
South Ewood, nine rooms, bath, garage.
strictly modern. Phone 1875. Tulsa Sc
curry company.
FOR sALE-Four,room cottage, large barn,
corner lot 50xl84; price So, $50. terms TO
suit NJ. J. Glass Co.. over Palace theater.
FOR SALE-Sx- room modern double house,
close to car line. walking distance. Phone
5979.J.
A BARGAIN. must sacrifice choice lot in
restricted addition owner subject to mill
tary service. Phone 6224
FOR SALF-Beautifui lot In Kendall on
terms; will build house to suit purchaser.
800 South Kenosha. Phone 54a2. owner.
FOR sALE-Lot, by owner. three. e;.tcurths
block off Admiral sidewalks paid for
sewer paid for. Phone 1856.
FOR sALE-By owner sixroo partly mod,
ern house, walking distance Third and
Main; 80. 500. $500 care World.
CADD0 county oil and gas leases, ~ per
acr- and up. c. W. Ludwick Fort Cobb,
Oki,
FOR sALE-Six room modern double house
close to ty'o car lines walking distance
Phone 5979-J.
FOR sALE-Three.room house In Kendall
price $500; $3.50 down, balance SIS q
month. Call Grand Cleaners, ask for Storba
FOR SALE-Five room modern bungalow
price $2,450, $500 cash. $40 month
Ala South Nogales.
FOR SALE-Improvcd properties, vacant
lots and acre tracts, easy terms. Phone
3l7.
If YOU have coal and agricultural land fol
sale, phone 2397. and give description.
BIG bargain in West Tulsa lots. II interested
phone Mr.. Harrison, 2397.
FOR SALE-By owner, new homo In Stone
braker Heights. Call phone 4712.
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LosT-Bull pup, hall ace BLACK. rest o.
body white, trimmed cara, lorS tail. eau
1907 or call Tulsa Candy Kitchen md re
ceive reward.
LOSI-Brndle bulldog with black face and
white front feet, answers to name OF
Joe. 81 reward Phone 500. 40 West Fifth
street.
LOST-Betwcen Tulsa and Sperry on July
4 one white SpitE dog. answers to .ame
" Tricks; finder please return to Ala North
Flwocd and receive reward.
LOST-Old fashioned bar pin set with sap
phires Phone 3l77. i4l6 South Boston.
Mrs James Morrison Reward.
InST-A pearl sunhurst brooch somewhere
between Main stree, and Hotel Tulsa Sat
uriav afternoon. Cali 6i7g; reward.
IOST-30x8p racing tire between Haskell,
stone Blln Bixby and Tulsa Notify
Halscy Oil company 3ll South CincinnatI,
TAKEN UP-Smsn sorrel horse. right hind
foot white Call at Riveryiew stock farm.
>hdo brothers Phone 5ST3-J.
LOST Karat diamond setting Friday
evening between Scott Halliburton store
ard Empress thtater. Call 5l2i for reward
STOLEN -- From 1909 East Hodge. Ford
TOURING ~ar. motor No. l9l53a9 s25 paid
for return; no questions. c. l.. Robertson
| LOST silver mrshbsg; IS reward II re-
turned TO 1897 South Boston.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-15
OIL WELL SUPPLIES.

OIL and miniiS companies, also stock
brokers' are invited 10 memberships In tho
Illinois on 4 Mining Stock Exchange as
soci.tion. the only exclusive oil and minsng
stock exchange in Chicago; sell your Sc
curitcs thrugh facilities OF our stock eS.
chAge on low commissions; small annual
fees ,or memberships. new and old concerns
Invited: information upon request. Illinois
OF Mining STOCK Exchange association.
Rcycc building. Chicago, Ill.
FOR SALE-50, 600 feet new lnch pipe,
1000 feet new 3.inch; 5000 feet new
l.iuch. 200 feet now Ginch: so 600 feet
. inch ) II. line. one car 2inrh, 4lb.
tuhing and rods, one car G-uch s II line
two cars inch. 20 10. = II drive pipe. all
In transit or ready to load reasonable
rr.ccs Montgomery & Stull Phones 5242
aHd 1875
FUK SAlE-Oh tanks. 90 inches diameter,
8d feet long. also l0NlO feet; immediate
shipment, bargain; boilers. go inches. 90
uchas and 72 inches diameter, all high
procure. guaranteed pass inspection; i'm
| mediate shipment p. o. box 1882, Dallas
/ i7L H. p. cylinder American Diesel cal
eGCinc; also gas engines and electric mo-
/ tors let Us know your wants, we may haW
/ 1t Address W. 7. Osborn Company, Kan
sas CITY Mo.
/ FOR sNlE Four steam boilers, siici
j0Nlo 54xlG. 54Nl4. 4sxli Southwest
crn Cotton oil company. Oklahoma CITY
Okla
FOR SNLE-complete set OF drilling tooli
in good condition. bargain " taken q
once Address NJ. ID. NJ. box 2S6 Tulsa
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AA[b[bWQQ & wv @QG[h
SeG0mdl F'l0Wr lR0bhmsWm lBIdgo

COMPLETELY furnished five rooms with
sleeping porch. private front and back
porch. water and phone furnished In new
apartn.'nt, south side. reasonable reut.
Phone Oba.
FOR RENT BY lady employed. use OF four
room apartment furnished and nicely ap'
pointed throughout. modern; would not OBJ
iect to one child. Phone GIGS or 1897 on
week days
NICELY furnished three or four room apart.
ment In private home. very close in, tn
responsible parties without small children
also sleeping rooms. references exchanged.
Phone 33I6
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished 5room. east
front cottage. beautiful lawn. $50 per
Month Phone 279s-J or call at Ii South
TWO threr.ro,m modern apartments Tor
rent Call at 1220 West Archer, or call
26sS
FURNISHED apartment for rent. one block
west OF Main on Fourth. s75 per month.
Gail S692
APARTMENT for rent, four rooms and bath,
unfurnishcd just finished, $3.50. The
Hull Agency. phone 655s
FOR KENr-Good six-room apartment on
south side 500 Phone 296 B +. Pet.
tus.
FOt Il rooms. modern, no children; water,
gas and blinds furnished. 7iA-A South
E'gi1 Phone 7ls5.
FOR RENT-New 5.room modern apartment
sleeping porch, b,ult-in features; 500
references Phone lI7O.
FURNISHED apartment for rent, located
north side; will make any kind of lease.
Phone 2SiI
DESIRABLE furnished apartment for rent
Phone AspI
NICELY furnished housekeeping apartments
Phone 1881.
X-ROOM apartment for rent, unturnishcd
new. l2I2 South Detroit phone 1871
THREE nicely furnished rooms for house
krrping Phone 2S34. 4lS North Frisco
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WANTED rent siN or seven room mod
ern house. south side. not cNorhiiant rent .
will consider furnished OF uniurnshrd place
f,r oecupancy September 1. T.. O. box 25l,
or phone Gio2 during week
WANTED To rent or 7.roGm house on
south side. sleeping porch desired pos
,.,,ien about September l. Address boz
0596. care World.
WANTED-For long term, I to loroom
house. close IN. uuturnshrd or parity inr
nishcd Phone GILL; between II and
o'cloek an! day.
WANTED-To rent five or siNroom modern
house. urturnished good loca0tl n3tth or
south part Of city four in family good rrieT
ences Il desired Phone 39lGk
WANTED OF siN.room furnished house
b, young couple must be close in refer
.nce. exchanged. Phone t592
W\NVTD To rent July -. or 7'room
modern house with garage on paved street
References Phone 6sO5.
WANTED At once. three or iourtoom
bou.s. rent must be cheap. Call phone
65s7R. call for Mrs. Eva Osborn.
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WANTED TO RENT HOUSES.

FOR SALE by owner. new nve.room hunga.
low. modern, 2sNli basement. garage all
floors finished. will take lot IN good LOCALITY
Call at 81 North Yorktown for prices q. NJ
Cogle room 2s Keystone rooms, III Ea'l
Third.
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FARMS FOR SALE OR RENT.

1HE hest 4Oo.Acre ranch in tn. country
for TIE money. Sl5 per acre. 100 acres IN
cultivation, good Aroom house aud new
barn well and spring water, all fenced with
hog wire In good shape, las cattle aud all
stock and implements will so with farm OF
farm alone; llO acres well improved for
sale or trade for Oklahoma raw land, $4,000. (.
clear, good title Pace and Beach. Eureka
springs Ark
FOR SALE stock farm at Springfield. Mo,
3Ou acres $50 scrcs valley land, In high
stato of cultivation: three sets Of good i'm.
proycmcrts. fine springs and stream: sA1
per acre; will take Tulsa cottage AS part
payment Phone 6is2 or 5s7A. q = Berry.
Is0ACRE farm good state Of cultivation,
nearly all in crop fair improvements To-
Gated Wagner county, Okla. This is bar
gain Owner wants to exchange for mer'
ehandise Phone 2i3T.
100 ACRES also 400 acres, 30 miles east
Of Muskogee no lease. So per acre.
We,1el & Parks, Phone 00i9.
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JUST completed abou, six months, two
Groom houses. one duplex Groom house .
all modern, best condition. garage for four
cars, fire veil water best corner Bclvlew
addition all rented income si4O month
offer this property u $li 900; viii consider
now or 7.room bungalow with basement
aud garage on south side NJ part ronsldutn
ton; this is best bargain offered today II.
l.. Standevcn. Phone 1898.
UlAlASkx2p
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U>r,rRNIsHTD ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR Three rooms Of double house.
unfuruiShcd l645 East Jefferson, sac
phon, $3.50 No children.
roR RENT-First OF August, two uuturuished
rooms in modern house. See Rke, room
Culbertsou building.
TWO unfurnlshed modern rooms, water aud
gas furnished; sl5 per month GA North
Boston
FOR RFNr- Unfurnished rooms, two down.
stairs adjoining bath, two upstairs. 1919
last Admiral Phone ds56.
roR RENT-Four rooms Of S.room house,
unfnrnishod 3i2 West Second street
$50 Fhonc 1855.
FOR RENT - Two or three unfurnished
rooms; no childIen l2ls South Quaker.
THREE unfurnished rooms for rent, close in.
Phone 1870. .-.
FOR RENT-Two unfurnishcd rooms; si2
p.r month. 1i04 East Third.
FOR RENT-Entire upstairs OF three un'
furnished rooms, modern. Phone 5131.J.
hN..r oi Groom house, modern. Phone
6939R
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hand burroughs adding
machine; must be in good condition. Ses
Mr.. Larson, World office.