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This May Be Your Daof Opportunity Read Our CIa ssifed Ads
SPECIALISTS.

DR.. ARNE oFTEDAI-Practiea ltn,-
tied TO diseases of children. Offics
over Christiansons drugstore. No. 10
BroaoWay. Paone 412-W.
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Pvt. Geo. Schreiner. Milwaukee, Wis,
Pvt. Rubin L. Schwartz, Minneapolis,
Pvt. 7. L. Schweitzer, st. Paul, MINI.
Pvt. VIM. A. Stehanson, LewistoWn'
Pvt. Carmel Vandenburgh, EdgeIey,
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LEGAL NOTICES


All bills against the Dilworth
Emergency Hospital must be pre-
sented to the Dilworth Branch A. r c.
for collection on or before December
14th. 1918.
MARY e. DUIL4EA.
Treas, Dilworth, MINI.
(Dec. 3A-5-6-7-9-l0-ll-l2 1879
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DRs. BARROW G. wEIBLE-deI,en
drecIe Bldg. TO p. m.
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State of North Dakota City Of
We hereby certify that the forego-
ing is a true and correct assessment
of the property described in the fore
going list, to the best of our tudg-
menf, and the several items included
in such assessment are as GoAoWs'
to-wit:
Advertising for bids ........$ $.73
Contract price ........ zV'a99
inspection and Engineering 76S.45
Assessment Commission 49,. 99.0g
Publishing list ....-....-... l19.56
Such assessment is made for the
cost of constructing a Sewer on !st.
Ave. N, between 10th st. n. vand 1fth
ST, N, and on 1914 tn st. N, between
Ist. Ave. N and End. Ave. N. in
sewer district No. Q.
. Dated Fargo, N. D.. Nov. 13, 1918.
S. J. HILL,
- r. H. sLOCUM,
=. H. F.. MILLER,
Special Assessment Commission.
Notice is hereby given that the
City of Fargo will meet on the 2Sth
day of December, 1918, at ten o'clock
q. m. at the City Hall in said City, to
hear ali objections which may be
made to any assessment contained In
tT1e foregoing list by any person in
terested therein. or his agent or
Dated Fargo, N. D. Nov. IS, 1915.
s. J. HILL,
" r. H. SLOCUM,
H. r. MILLER
SneciaI Assessment Commission.
(Nov. 26, Dec. 3. 1879
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LEGAL NOTICES
CITY OF FARGO. N. d.

Job. los.
J Special assessment list for cost and
expense of constructing a Sewer in
Sewer District No. 2, extending on list
Ave. N. from 10th st. N to 18th st. N.
and on ISL st. N. from 1,st Ave. N. to
End Ave. N.
Amount of Amount
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FOR SALE-Thoroughbred S. c.,R.I.
red cockerels. $3.50; first come, hrst
served. z. n. Hedahl. Mercer. N. D.
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FOR SALE OR RENT good saddle
horse, with saddle and bride Phone
Sill or 1905.
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DIR. c. N. CAL4LAEDER.
Special attention To bone ana Joint
c9nditlonS--A-ray WORK
deLsndrecte Biz. Fargo, y. D.
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FARM IOANs WANTEn

FARM LOANS WANTED.
MINNESOTA, NORTH AND SOUTH
DAKOTA.
We have department that is excep-
tionally we'll equipped for the hand
ling of this business. FERGUS FALLS
NATIONAL BANK. organized 1882,
capital and surplus $4,000; JOS. s.
Ulland, Pres, Fergus Falls. MINI.
DON'T wAIT-Make your decision
now; buy the farm right away; IL
you don't you'll pay a much higher
price: the whole world looks to Amer
lea for food; our Aitkin county lands,
yet cheap, will feel this stimulus:
great advance in prices the coming
year: investigate: write for literature.
Arnold, Land Agent, Rock Island Rail-
way, 428 Wolyin Bldg, Duluth, MINI.
YOUR CHANCE IS IN CANADA-Rich
lands and business opportunities of
fer you Independence: farm lands, 81
20 years to pay; $4,000 loan In inn
proVements; loan of livestock; taxes
taxes on improvements, personal
property or livestock; good markets,
Churches, schools, roads. telephones;
excellent climate-crops and livestock
prove ii, special homeseekers' fare
certificates: write for free booklets.
Allen Cameron, General Superintend-
emit, Land Branch, Canadian Pacific
Railway, 431 eth Ave. Calgary. Al
b0rta-
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
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HELP WANTED-aHALE.

WANTED-Men as city fremen. Ap-
ply at office, Cher sutherland.
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First publication on the fourth da
OF December. A. d. 1918.
(Dec. 3-10-17-24, 1889
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FIRST CLASS BARBER wanted: $50
- per week, so over $50. Joe Brady,
Valley City. N. D.
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs AND FLATS
MODERN, furnished bats. 70 4th St. n

FURNISHED FLATS-Phone 1927.
700 3rd st. ".
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FOR SALE-160-acre farm, 2 miles
south of Cleveland. N. D.; about 100
acres in cultivation; price 335 per
acre; also 100 acres near Roosevelt,
Mimi, price S21.50; both easy terms.
Address Neumann, Box 100, Mime
apolis, MINI.
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HOUSES FOR RENT-HodgEon Real
~ Co.. opposite p. o. Phone 125.
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HISTORY OF GREAT WAR - Big.
illustrated, authentic, completes:
wonderful money maker; agents efth--
er sex: prospectus and outfit free.
send 1Oc for postage. N, u. Thompson
s. CO. Fullerton Bldg. St Louis, no.
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OsTEOPATHs,

DRs. F. II. BAILEY g. KACHEI-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ONCE hours,
to IL and 1886 10 s. OhiceB in Stern
Block,
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PVT. q, w. Brayman, Helena, Mont,
pvt, Adrian G, Carlson, Sedrick, S. D.
pvt Charles u. Kern, Fembfnas N. 3D..
PVT WIN. Isavalier, Rice Lake, Wis.
pvt. Pred Fyland, ,a4enahga, MINI
pvt John ID, Seiger. Neigart, Mont
pvt GuiseDpi 61ogelli, KenoshH, WIS.,
pvt Joseph No, GoBz. Appleton, wis.
p9e. O. r. Qfsthun, GlenWood. eMinn.
Evening journal., 1918-04-23
Knox Wants TO Know Why
u. S. is at Peace With Turkey

Socialist Noskels is quoted as saying
in German newspapers. according to
the dispatch.
"All calculation as regards tonnage
Is useless. Admiral Won Capelle has
blundercd terribly in all his provls-
ions. The submarine war has not pre-
vented, Up TO the present, the large
participation Of the United States in
the struggle.
Count Westarp. a conservative de-
clared:
"Our success in 1916, was obtained
more easily and with less fighting than
now because the defense Of the enemy
was not so strongly developed"
Matthias Erzberger. Centrist leader,
said:
"AIl figures Of the naval authorities
are just good TO be thrown In the waste
basket. In my calculation l have avail
ed myself Of the information Of OUR
admiralty and 10 is not my fault IL the
information Of the various German
authorities are contradictory"
Evening journal., 1918-04-23
TO DEMONSTRATE
TWO WAR FOODS

A double demonstration--o wheatless
products and cottage cheese dishes
VIII be given a 73O o'clock this eve
ming at st. Anne's parish house, new
community center at Gilpin avenue and
Union street. Miss Amelia Doddridga
viii explain the wheatless products and
Miss Helen Comstock the cottage cheese
dishes.
Double demonstrations In cottage
cheese making and use will be given
tomorrow and Saturday. The one to-
morrow morning at 9 O'Clock on plat
form erected in front OF the Central
Presbyterian Church on King street
will have to do with the governments
method o. making cottage cheese Miss
Comstock will not only make the
cheese but viii show how II may be
made into attractive dishes.
A wheatless and cottage cheese DEM
onstration viii also be given at Imman-
uel Church house tomorrow afternoon
az 2.30 o'clock. One OF the dishes that
will be demonstrated IS:
Baked Rread and Cheese.
Four medium slices OF bread, ono
whole esq, one egg yolk or an egg
white. two cups milk, one-quarter tea
spoonful salt cayenne pepper, butter,
one cup cottage cheese, one-quarter
teaspoonful soda, onion Juice, parsley
and pimento or chill sauce, nuts II
desired.
Butter the bread and cut slices in
squares. Place a layer buttered side
down. on the bottom OF a large shall
low baking dish. Dissolve the soda In
a little OF the milk, and with II mix
che cheese TO a soft cream. Add pars-
] ley end pimento or sauce as desired
Spread a thick layer OF the cheese
| lightly over the bread, and cover with
the rest OF the bread buttered side up
Beat the eggs well, mix them with
milk and seasonings and pour them
over the bread. Bake In slow oven
until knife thrust into the custard
Genes out clean. II the milk Is warmed
and added gradually 10 the beaten egg
and the baking dish is set IN pan OF
! hot water. the custard cooks more
/ quickly and is less likely TO curdle
through becoming overheated.
Coin mufnns. barley or oatmeal may
| be used instead OF whke bread. This
I dish may be made into a sweet pud-
ding by omltting the onion juice enc
seasoning and substituting sugar anc
raislns, or dates, nutmeg or cinnamon
with other spices n desired.
The chief use Of this dish is TO re
place a meat dish.
Evening journal., 1918-04-23

lar to that In which Il is found IN the
nerve and brain cells OF man.
As viii be seen from the above. two im-
portnnt ingredients Of Nuxnted Iron Qron
Peptonate and Glycer0phosphates) are very
expensive products as compared with
most other tonics.
Under such circumstances the temptation
10 adulterati0n and substitution By un-
scrupuloua persons, is very great and the
public is hereby warned 20 be careful and
see every bottle r. plainly labeled "Nuxated
Iron" by the Dae Health Laboratories,
Paris. London, and Detroit, U. s. A. as this
IL tho only genuine article. II you have
taken other forms Of iron without sue
cess. this does not prove NuIatod Iron viii
10 every purchaser or your money win be
refunded.
In regard 70 tho value Of Suxated Iron,
Dr.. A. J. Newman, late Police Surgeon Of
the City Of Chicago, and former House Sur
geon Jefferson Park Hospital Chicago,
says i has proven through his own tests
or Il % excel any preparation he has ever
used for creating red blood, building mp
Dr. J. W. Armisted, Grove Hill, Ala, grad
uate of the University of Alabama, School
OF Medicine Mobile, 1888. says; "In the
more beneficial results than from any
preparation have ever used In "a years
practice" DR. r. B. Baugh, Polkvllle
Miss. graduate or the Memphis Hospital
prescribe Nuxatcd Iron where a recon.
Structive tonic is indicated" Nuxated Iron
often increases the strength and endurance
OF delicate, nervous, rundown folks IN
two weeks time.
MANUFACTURERS NOTE: Nuxated
Iron Is not a secret remedy, but one which
is well known to druggists everywhere
Unlike the older inorganic iron products
Il Is easily assimilnted, does not injure the
teeth, make them black, nor upset the
stomach >Nuxated Iron Is not recommended
FOR use IN cases OF acute Illness. but only
as a tonic. strength and blood builder. On
case Of Illness always consult your family
physician and be guided by his advice.
20 sell you Nuxnted Iron n you do not re
quire Il. II you should use Il and n does
not help you, notify US and we will re-
turn you money. IL ia sold by all drug
gists. Dae Health Laboratories. Detroit
J Mich. In this city by J. Milton Eckerd
Evening journal., 1918-04-23
NEED $4,000 MORE TO
AID HUMES PROJECT

For The purchase Of tho first tract Of
land needed for the housing PROPOSE
ton here. $1,000 is required, accord
Ing to an announcement of the housing
committee, and the same amount Is
necessary TO buy the remaining land
needed. The sales OF stock TO this time
amount 10 only about $4,000. so that
much additional must be sold
This week x is expected Will be an
important one in the progress Of the
plans. The architect, 70 Is hoped, VIII
have ready the plans for the conlrac-
tors 10 bid upon. The town planner
viii also have finished. ii IS hoped. the
plans laying out the streets and early
next week the plans may be given 10
contractors TO bid on.
Because it IS a patriotic work. it Is
believed that labor generally VIII do
IS share In bringing trained artisans 60
this city in sufficiently large numbers
70 put up the homes.
Evening journal., 1918-04-23
By The UnIted Press.

By The United Press.
WASHINGTON. April 23-"Men Of
action-younger men" are needed from
America to win the war.
This was the belief expressed by Sec
retary OF War Baker to members Of the
House Military Committee today. He
added that his experience and observa-
tions while abroad convinced him that
the success OF the war depends on
young rather than old men.
His statement was regarded as indi-
eating his disapproval Of increasing
the draft ages to 40, 45 or 80 years, as
had been variously suggested recently.
Baker did not go into the details as
70 the proposed size OF Americas army
today and was not questioned as 10
whether sufficient men can be obtained
under the present draft ages This
question, with many other sppropria-
tion matters. will be threshed out at
later sessions.
A most promising picture OF the vast
preparations the United States Is max
Ing in France for the lighting men sums
up the Secretary's talk before the COM
mittee today.
Our storage facilities over there" he
said, III lined UP would be a building
30 feet wide and 200 miles long-prac-
tlcally the distance between Washing
ton and New York." Baker said.
Evening journal., 1918-04-23
By The United Press.


WASHINGTON, April %. Senator
Knox today introduced a resolution de-
manding that President Wilson tell the
Senate whether any good reason exists
why Congress should not declare war
on Turkey and Bulgaria
Knox accompanied his resolution with
bitter criticism Of what he called the
governments policy Of keeping Con-
gress In the dark.
we don't know enough about the
things we are expected to act on" de-
clared Knox. I'VE are not permitted TO
know. Yet we maintain here a minister
from Bulgaria. who has access 10 the
State Department and TO the ear OF the
President. He IS picking up informa-
tiOn in the homes OF Americans and
sending Il 20 the Kaiser
~The people Of the United States have
a right 10 know why this government Is
doing this. Bulgaria and Turkey are
our enemies and the enemies OF our
friends; the state Of war exists. All
We would be doing would be recog-
nizing it."
Senator Brandegee. who yesterday in
troduced a resolution asking the Senate
relations committee to report at once
on the King resolution, asking for O
war declaration, accepted knoX's resO-
hutton as a substitute and assailed
secret diplomacy" In the United
States.
Colonel House tiptoes down from
New York and goes in the back door OF
the White House." said Brandegee
'then he tiptoes back to New York
President won't coordinate with any
That's one way things work. The
body but himself Talk about COM
mon counsel. Who here has ever
been invited to take part In any COM
mon counsel7 Nobody
"All this snivel and drivel about hu-
manity is bunk In my opinion, It's M
TO Congress TO act"
~. Senator's Swanson and Pitiman Op-
posed the Brandigee and Knox resolu-
tions on the ground that the President
and the State Department are guided
by information.
- Senator Knox would ferce the
President 10 declare war on Bulgarla
and Turkey, or 10 tell the world that
there is no reason for declaring wal
on them," Plttman. said heatedly
1.-THE Senator has not tried 20 get in
formation II that is what he wants .'
Senator Jones, New Mexico, would
refer the Knox resolution TO the for.
eign relations committee. Action on
The whole matter went over until 20.
morrow.
Evening journal., 1918-04-23
BAKER SAYS YOUNG MEN
MUST WIN THE WORLD WAR

The artillery and aviation schools the
United States has established in France
are absolutely the finest IN the world,
Baker declared and have won the ad-
miration Of our Allies. American ar
tillery and aviation will be two Of the
leading factors in winning the war, he
predicted.
Although very optimlsiio over the
general situation, Baker emphasized that
the end OF the war probably will de-
pend on the showing OF American re-
sources-both men and supplles-into
the fighting area in great quantities.
He made Il clear" said Representa-
tive Kahn, that America must deliver
great big punch before the war Is
over"
These crucial times have failed to
shake the firm belief Of every Allied
statesmen and military men as to the
lnal outcome" Baker said before the
executive session Of the committee be-
gan.
"The Allies, now, probably for the
FIRST time in the war, are working as a
unit" he said National lines have
been wiped out In the common cause.
This with the increasing American
strength makes me optlmistlc OF the
situation"
The secretary was profuse in his
praise OF the individual fighting man.
They are wonderful" he said. Every
man Of our force seems so active, so
eager TO fight. Every man seems to be
moving twice as fast over there as peo-
pie do over here. They are an inspiring
sight"
Members Of the committee were plain
ly pleased with Bakers report
"The keynote OF the secretary's re-
view is that there are pessimists." said
Rep. Anthony, OF Kansas. They are
all confident that victory will come "a
the Allies according TO Mr.. Baker,"
Evening journal., 1918-04-23
ACCUSE NEGRO OF
STEALING RAZORS

Benjamin Gibson. Negro, was arrested
and brought before Municipal Court to-
day on a charge Of larceny and carrying
concealed deadly weapons. lie was ar
rested on French street last night,
charged with stealing articles from an
other Negro. AZ the station, a number
OF razors, hair-cutting implements. and
other barber supplies were found upon
him. Today, the barber supplies were
Identified by their owner, a woman who
keeps a French street barber shop and
had discharged Gibson yesterday from
her employ. That brought a fresh lar
ceny charge against Benjamin, who Is
now held by the court under ball.
Evening journal., 1918-04-23
GERMANS HOLD AMERICANS.

By the United Press.
WASHINGTON. April 23.-Germany
holds seven American naval prisoners
five from the armed guard OF the
steamer Cantona, two from the destroy
er Jacob Jones, Secretary OF the Navy
Daniels announced today. He and Sec
retary OF state Lansing were 70 confer
today over the alleged mistreatment Of
American prisoners in German camps,
though the state Department had al
ready taken steps 70 obtain the actual
facts sni to report on any inhumane
treatment
Evening journal., 1918-04-23

in front OF No. 229 West Ninth street.
The wheels struck Mrs. Mary Donahue,
OF No. 40 dupont street, breaking her
nose. She was attended by DR. Harrison
W Howell. Prickeit was arrested on
an assault and battery charge.
Evening journal., 1918-04-23
FIRE on EAsT sTnE.

The district fire companies responded
10 an alarm at 10 o'clock this mornlne
from Box No. i63. at Ninth and Spruce
streets. The fire, IN the rear OF the
home OF Clarence Reese, No. Sss Spruce
street, did S25 damage.
Evening journal., 1918-04-23

General Foch on the American sol
der:
81 am not given TO compliments,
but the American soldier now in
France IS the equal Of any fighting
man I'm the world"
This was the message OF the Al
He'd supreme commander to Secre-
tary Of War Baker during his re-
cent trip I'm France, as given TO the
House military affairs committee by
the secretary today.
Evening journal., 1918-04-23
AUTo RREAKs WnMAN,s Nnsr

Warner Prlckett. while driving an
auto truck Of the Diamond Ice Com
pany. collided with a truck OF the VII
mington Ice Company. this morning.
and ran his machine up on the sidewalk
Evening journal., 1918-04-23
AMERICAN AVIATION KILLED.

BY The United Press.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 23-R. w.
Patterson. aviator at the United States
Milington Aviation Field, was killed
today when he fell 1000 feet Holding
Evening journal., 1918-04-23
U-B0AT WARFARE
DISAPPOINTS HUNS
BY The United Press.

y To NTIII|T7TI T T W.
NEW YORK, April 23.-Members II
the German Reichstsg are severe in
their criticism Of the German admiralty
in discussing the submarine warfare,
It is shown in a seml-ofilcial dispatch
received by the French official bureau
OF information today.
America is not showing any dis
position 10 change her attitude" the
Evening journal., 1918-04-23

Money 20 loan. securities 70 offer am
business partnerships VIII be well ad
vertised through the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1918-04-23

The Board Of Directors have authorized
the broadest publication OF the sworn
IRON one Of the most widely used tonic
strength and blood builders In the world
70 that the public may examine II Tor them-
selves and Judge as 20 It's merits.
IL IL conservatively estimated that this
remnrkable formula ls now being used By
over 100000 people annually In America
alone Among those who have used and
strongly endorse ARE are msTy d5y5 pSy5eblsss boss
pitals former United states Senators VIM
E Mason and Charles A Towne, former
members Of Congress; distinFuisnea y. >
Army Generals lRetredl. Judge Atklnson,
OF the United States Court Of Claims, At
Warrington, and former Health Commits
sioner Kerr, Of Chicago. 49,.
Nevyspapers everywhere are Invited TO
copy this statement Tor the benent OF their
readers II IL suggested that physicians
make n record OF Il and keep Il In their
answer questions OF patients concerning It..
keep keep IL copy Of the actual sworn
statement will be sent TO anyone who de-
sires such. IL Is ns follows:
Iron Peptonate Especial specific stand
ard Quantity given below
Sodium Glycerophosphates Y; 3,
Calcium Glyccrophosphates q g. p.
p. z. Nux vomica q. 8. p.
CRscarin Bitter
Magnesium Carbonate
Po Ginger u. 8. p.
OIL Cassia Cinnamon Z. 5. =.
Calcium Carbonate Precip. Z. 8. =.
Each dose OF two tablets Of Nuxated
Iron contains one and one-half grains Of
/ organic Iron IN the form Of iron peptonato
| OF a special specific standard which In our
| opinion, possesses superior qualities to any
/ other known form Of iron. By using other
makes OF Iron Peptonate, we could have
put the same quantity Of actual iron in the
| tabIets az less than one-fourth the cost 20
/ us. and by using metallic iron we could
| have accomplished the same thing at less
! than one-twelfth the cost but by 80 doing
/ we must have most certainly impaired their
| therapeutic efficacy iycerophoHphates
used In Nuxated Iron is one Of the most
expensive tonic ingredients known. IL is
nerve force and thereby increase brain
power. as glycerophosphates are said 70
contain phosphorous IN state very sini-
Evening journal., 1918-04-23
CUT THIS OUT
What Nuxated Iron Is Made From



weeks time
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straps on the airplane broke whea Pa
terson was looping the loop.
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NO INCREASE

In spito Of enormous increased laboratory oostn
due 10 the War the manufacturer q Dr.. Cald~ulls
Syrup pcpon sachcing their profits and ahsorbins
the var taxrs that this lanily LAXATIVE may remain
the prs-~ar price of So and 81 larrs botta. b
sold BY druggists fof 70 years
Evening journal., 1918-04-23
FREE SAMPLES

Dr. Csidvrlis Syrup Pcpsin is ths largest -.1inn
and would In, sample Il before buying scnd you
address for fres tIia bottle 20 Dr. ". p. Caldwell
46e Washinrtoo ST.. Montcsc in yuu have babissin
th- fanay ssnd Tor aeopy oi rbs Car u the Baby
Evening journal., 1918-04-23

Popular drop-door style Leonard Clean
able Refrigerator, exactly as illustrated; (;
lined throughout with one-piece blue gray
porcelain Holds go pounds of ice Sold
on the club plan.