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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-16
By Order Of Board of Health.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

nuGH SCHOOL NVrES.
Ruth and Rose Swanson were absent
from: school last Monday 49,:
The Literary Society gave a Bird pro.
gram last Friday. 49, 49,.
= The Domestic Science. girls are tax.
ing lessons: in bread making. ! = '.''''
The High Schools boys certainly have
some nerve. .~.. '.a.
There will be no school on; Good. Fri
day. '.> - -. -
A number of the High School stu
dents are going to, attend the soldiers
parade at Warren next Friday
:, Helmer 'Rears0n was absent from
school Monday forenoon
Isn't 1t a grand and glorious feeling
to have the examinations over once
more.
A few children from the country ven.
tured in for state examinations week
before last. .'@
We are to have a parents visiting
day in: May.
NerweEs:, hsta 7t C1sse4 81 Alv.r.ae.
Services Good Friday, April 18, at
p. m., in Norwegian language:
Services Easter Sunday, April 20; al
8 p. m. in the Norwegian language
Sunday school at H.
All are welcome.
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Morse Meeting to
BesHeld i'm June
tsAteels Aget to Convene For Three
Days q Crooksten = June IL,
;. 20 and FL.

Elans were completed at a meeting
held recently at Grand Forks Whereby
Satesdals sLaget will hold their annual
|meet1ng in that city on June 10, 20 and
n. The directors of the organization
who met in the North Dakota city, after
considering invitations from towns in
both states, finally decided on Crooks
ton and will meet there in conjunction
with the Spilemanns Laget, which is
scheduled to meet there at that time.
President B. Bjornaraa, of Wanke,
Mimi, declared after the meeting that
between two and three thousand peo-
PIE should attend the meetings., since
each OF the societies have very large
memberships. n !, !. =. 80. - =.
Lieutenant Governor Frankson,
member Of the Satesdal Laget, will be
one OF. the principal speakers of the
occasion, Mr.. Bjornaraa stated. Prob
ably the greatest feature of the con-
Yenhon, Mr.. Bjornaraa said, will be the
violin contest, which is. expected to
bring leading Norwegian violinists from
all parts Of the United States to COM
pete Tor the two hundred dollars in
gold offered by the society and for gold
and silver medals. All contestants are
to use a. Hardanger violin, one which
Is peculiar to classical Norwegian airs.
Besides Mr.. Bjornaraa, Arne Cor
indson,s Of Fisher, Olav Loyland, of
Kloten, and Gunder: Asbjornson, of
Fisher, were. the directors who met.
Olay Ormdfeck, of Ada, represented the
Spilemanns Laget. f.. }
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Has Nine operations
LegAmputated

Peter NJ. Kipperberg, cousin of Ole
Gjerde, Of Noble, suffers a great loss
from the world war in-the loose Of 70
leg. Mr.. Kipperberg recently returned
to the q. 8. and is at a. present III ia
hospital in New York City.
New York, April 5, 1919.
Dear Cousin:
have written few letters to you
while was in France but received mo
answer so I figured you haven't receiy-
ed them SO l thought I wouldn't write
till 1 got back, and I have arrived in
New York the End Of April and came ON
the worlds biggest liner, the Leviathan;
the German ship, and we rode first class
and they sure treated us good-the best
l have ever been treated since 1 came
In the army. The Red Cross was on
the boat and they treated us like
princes and / am glad to be back in. the
good old U. s. A. :
1 wrote to you shortly after Il was
wounded. I got wounded the 10Th of
September and have been in the hos
pital ever since, but I have been happy
all the time, no matter how gloomy
things looked There was a couple sOf
months it looked bad for me but: I
never gave up. hope. have had nine
operations and think have to go
thru one more before. get thru, but
don't mind it much now. The last of
November it set in to blood poison and
they had to take my leg off. That was
the 4th Of December and the last of
December nearly bled to death. 1
had hemorrhage in the night while
was sleeping and pretty near lost all
the blood I had. am feeling fine now,
am in a good hospital in New York City
and we are treated very good
From Your Cousin,
Peter NJ. Kipperberg.
Green Hut Hospital, Ward l, Floor 4,
New York City.
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West. of:.;AlVarado

Charlie Johnson Jr. made business
trip to Thief River Falls last week:
johnson Bros. spent Wednesday ev-
ening at Martin Anderson's. =
Alice and Oscar Walberg were Alvar-,
ado callers Tuesday. J.
J0hnny and Willie Modem and Nick
Bergman spent Saturday evening at,
Oslo. 49,
Spring work has been delayed quite
q bit on account of snow and cold
weather; but it's nothing to feel alarmed
about as those that have good mem
ory can.tell that some 12sor - years
ago seeding was not started before I'M
May, yetSwe had a fairly good crop.
The Liberty Victory Loan committee
OF Oak Park hopes to see every one In
the township come to the Town Hall
Victory Liberty Loan : Day, Monday
April 21st. II we all lift together it
will be easy to make our allotment, but
II any OF us fail to take our share Of
the lift it Will make the burden quite
heavy for those that are willing to do
their bit. /
Now all we have got we have made
here and all we hope to gain we hope
to gain in. this country. So lets work
together and help, Uncle Sam pay his
debts which IS ours. ~. :,
Before, some said they did not want
to subscribe for bonds because they
were against war. Now the war
has ended and at least nearly year
before we*thought it possible that the
Huns would; give In So lets not be war
(prohteers- hut lets help with the many.
dollars that the war#prices have made
us gain. -
It's such a small sacrifice compared
with those that had to leave folks and
home to sacrifice life
Those that helped the other loans
over loans over the. top, made the Huns
quit so much quicker and saved hun:
dreds Of thousands Of lives and that's
why most Of our boys are now coming
back home to be happy with us once
again.
So now lets all lift together and we'll
all meet with a more open, look and q
heartier ihandshake and make better
friends. neighbors, and the most i'm
portant ;,of all, better citizen.
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Seed Grain at Farm School.

The Northwest Experiment Station at
Crookston is furnishing pure bred seed
grain to farmers who wish to improve
the quality of their seed. The varieties
selected are those which have given the
best yields at the Experiment Farm
and include durum wheat, three var
ieties of barley and three of oats. This
seed grain is sold slightly above mar
ket price. Enough for three acres is
allotted each farmer. All interested are
urged to get in touch with your county
agent or il unable to do so to write to
the Northwest Experiment Farm,
CrOokston.
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His Treatment Is :
Remarkable - He Says
Capt: F.. S. Patty, Ex.Passenger Agent
Northern Pacific, Discusses :.
b
Former Troubles, :.

Nearly everybody in Knoxville, Tenn,
especially railroad people, know Cap
tain F. S. Patty, for twelve years dis.
trict passenger agent for the Northern
Pacific railroad, with local offices lin
Chattanooga and general offices in St.
Paul, MINI.
On account Of generally failing health
Capt. Patty: was forced to, discontinue
active work and for the past few years
has been making his home in Knoxville
where he numbers his friends by, his
acquaintance. He Is a kind: genial
gentleman of the old school, and is be
loved by. all who know him. The fol:
lowing interesting statement was made
by him in person to the Tanlac repre-.
sentative: ::
Il am 50 years old and always en-
jOyed good health up to about six years
ago, when ! suffered a nervous break.
down and my general health gradually
failed me-, My principal trouble was
indigestion and catarrh, but my whole
system seemed to be out of shape. My
condition finally got so bad ] couldn't
sleep at night and always after eating
would suffer so from indigestion and
heartburn that 1 felt just like sstthert
was coal OF fire In my stomach. Ny
hearing and vision were also affected
consulted several doctors here IL
Knoxville and other cities and they
helped me considerably and fI1an,
got so l could go around, but some how
I couldn't feel right and could not SleeI
at night which made nae: awful,
nervous and nothing I would eat seem
/ ed to agree with me. 49,.
II began reading about this Tanla,
when you first came here, but did no
decide to try the medicine until i talk
ed with a friend of mine who had &C
tually used it,. He said it was,the bes
thing he had ever taken, and. that wa
sufficient proof for me.
| II have just finished the first sbOttl,
and came here this morning, not on]!
to buy the second bottle, but to tell yO'
just what it has done for me-, I begal
enjoying my meals from the first fey
drops. Ny nervousness is gone and :.
can sleep like child and. always wax
up in the morning ready for breakfas
and feeling refreshed. am very fon,
Of onions, but was almost afraid to en-
them, because they always disagree'
with me SO; could taste them 70
hours afterwards. / ate one for Dime
the other day and it agreed with; m
perfectly and felt no bad after effect
whatsoever. I tell you am beginning
to feel like a different man and am al
ways going to keep this Tanlac on hand
It has done me more good than any
thing else in the medicine line hav
ever taken. / certainly do recommen
lit to my friends. 1t is really remark
able"
Tanlac is sold in Grygla by A. "
Clay, in Alvarado by Arthur w. Net
jahr, and in Middle River BY Midi
River Drug Co., and by the leadin
druggist in every t0Wn.-Adv.
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Good Income From Cows.

+ Pat Nugent is thoroughly convinced
that it pays to raise cows and take the
cream to the creamery. He is now
milking ten cows, nine of which are
under four, years old, and last month
his cream checks came to $125.OO. In
addition to this, Mrs. Nugent made all
the butter they wanted to use, and they
had the milk for fattening their hogs
and for other purposes Next year he
expects to do still better-Lapote News.
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$ls, ooo, 900 WORTH
OF HONEY WASTED

Francis lager, head of the bee di-
vision at University Farm, says that
$19,O0O,O00 worth of the raw material
of which honey is made, is wasted in
Minnesota every year because Min
nes0ta has not enough, bees to gather
it. Only about $400, 900 worth Of honey
are harvested annually in. this state.
To prevent this waste and to stimulate
interest in the great possibilities Of the
bee industry in Minnesota, a short
course for bee-keepers will be held at
University Farm; beginning April Fl,
and continuing through the week. Mr..
jaeger says he will be glad to have per
sons interested communicate with him
at once, and that the doors will be open
to all who care to come.
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:. I'Ss. j.1RREKKE. PASTOR.
DaDttst Church 81 vera.
G.. H. EKBIlAD.... Pastor.

Easter services Sunday, April2O:
At Alvarado- Preaching service will
be held at 10 80 and Sunday school at
II AS a. IN.
At Vega-Sunday school will be held
at II a. m. and preaching service at
p. m. Easter cards" will be given to
the Sunday school children at Alvarado
in the morning and at Vega in the even.
ing. Extra songs and music.
Good Friday services will be held al
Vega at II a. m. and at Alvarado al
8 p. m.
A cordial invitation is extended tc
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-16

proveinents this spring that stock have
adequate and handy fes clean water supply to begin
the biggest year you have ever known.
We have fresh cement ready for the job and full di-
rectons and specifications for building kind of tank
you want.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-16
Clean Water for Stock in an
1ndeStructible Tank.

cement tank or trough is permanent, easy to keep
clean and credit to any farm.
Build as you may need them at various
places your farm this spring.
Let these be among the first of your permanent I'M
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1919-04-16
OEEIGrALs NOTICE.

All persons1 owning, occupying OF
otherwise possessing any houses, build+
ings, lots Of any. other real. estate with
In the Village limits Of Alyarado, are
hereby notified that all manure, debris,
animal or vegetable material liable to
deeomposit ion, shall be- removed4by5M May
LIST, 1919. - '>z"'~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-26

NANTEp-woMEN TO PtlEPAiif;
fruit for canning. Bring cap and
apron to National Fruit Canning
Co. 1870 w Spokane ave. Take
Fauntleroy. AK OF Lakewood car.
ret off at Riverside West T0J
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-26
WANTED--REAL ESTATE

c. 4. nIsBEE A. co,
Fnuntiefoy car to Gatewood Sta,
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FOR ExCUtNGE-itEAL
ESTATE

GOOD FARM ron sALE OR TRADE
t2i acres. large orchard fhtf
buildings. on Hood canal Price
$4,000 Address owner at s75s
Brooklyn ave. seattle.
ron hALE OK EXcuASDE-ETOhE
and hotel furnished. Good lOca-
ton. sickness. must cell In
medintciy. $1,000; $500 down.
balance terms. with interest All
az go Marion o.. or phone Main
Hfrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-26

WANTED no MY. DIRECT fhoAA
owner. Or 7-foom home, WIN
ground enough for garage ana
small chicken house. 20 minutes
from Times building stat" nH
kinds Of claims against proper -
and rate 81 interest op deferred
spnymeutH Address Buyef-Ik care
Nafur
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u wrsr SEATTLE rnorEnTY


gTIENDfD BUf
r rooms. semi modern. Dot bpf 100.
level. near school. store and car
limo only two blocks away htrr"ts
rrndod. good view. Ihin VIII
please you only fz.i7hs about
1900 cash. balance ilts ffni
A SNAP
large rooms aud attic one quarter
acre. city water and light. bearing
fruit trees. grounds Oh undtt CUE
tlvation. The price = only " ,spN'
5000 cash. balance $50 month
fif00-3 rooms. two large. cleared
totst pardau. good view. near chE
Ftore and school. Only 800 each.
balance 80 month.
81. 500 Near the beach. Good f-room
modern home nice l"t, n'aI
colin Beach park It's good BUY
5000 cash. balance az m"nth.
including interest
c. 4. nIsBEE A. co.
Fhuntlefoy car 10 Gaiewood STA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-26

WANTED-ExPER OPE.R-
ators on house dresses and aprons
Nickols Dress Manufacturing Co.
& lis Third g
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-26

ADEITA CONVERSE
Room ~. Cforcr BLOCK. HeiH0ham. wash.
trant 10 trade ny old gray mare.
Scs I 20 Hiram Green.
Scs No. a Want "A trrtf Nth care.
10 The Star toll fetch pour dream"
MRS r. HOMEWOOD
s0Ss fTfh Arc, y. ".
,saHs 20 trade MY old gray mare.
Ard Of this fact I an dtcarc-
To bay or sell or rent trade.
4 Star Want I'D Is ny best old
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Curing is complete list Of the lucku contestants:

weeks $50 nnrsn Ave KAthsrfns 4.
bu~ntsst ~ seneca q Charles r.
He'll. ssst sfrd ave w john Cash.
raers. sii6 = Tfth. Wtfsin. gfff
Seventh ave- " MIS- w. .. Jones
i9et " 10th tinFsnes nabsit. 80
Hearea st Mr. Haynes teos
Washington blvd vifrinia Diras.
tisf wiii~cod lane Mrs. n ~ sim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-26

WANTED--TO RENT
IS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
70 FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aAau ANn- 1o0ps =

SASH AND DOORS
o. II. WILLIAMS co.
Two popular sizes OF single sash for
garages barn or small bungalows
In stock. glazed. ready for inn
mediate shipment.
First size In 2s inches wide and 30
inches high. with lights 12xii
glass. Price ff.8l.
Second size is - inches wide and 20
inches high. with 6 lights i0x1I
glass. Price ft.9g.
Our large illustrated catalogue.
showing full line OF building ma
terlal, free on request.
o. II WILLIAMS co.
1913 FIRST AVE 81. SEATTLE.
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mons stfi H1Vsnth ave y = Henry
=. Jones. iges " geth. blanche iisH-
ton. u . - 80 q. boa $685. Ade-
ga conFrFse room ~ clover hih
suoa sasa ifth ave a. " Myrtle
- neau stff Fufhsnsn aes ~ y
i-fref seet = attn. Mrp J 4
Johnsan. gtte corsen ave
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REALTY X CHANGE
soc uinckley Bldg.
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LOGGEDOFF LANDS

|. 900 ACRES IN SOUTHWEST
Washington for sale to settlers:
easy terms. no raise in prices -
per acre and up. Liberty Bonds
taken at par. Write for may show
ing location, etc.
WEY ERHAuSER TIMER co.
Tacoma Bldg. Tacoma wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-26

OF CONSIDERABLE
experience who's. eyes viii not
permit continuing practice Wishes
open air or outdoor work In ship
ping. transportation or construc-
ton. References furnished. c-ss,
star
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DIsrHARGrp SOLDIER. HfGu
school graduate. - years 81 age.
desires position with local export
Ing ftrr, aAfr.s. n-9f Gssr
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1n1IN cAslINER

JOHN CASHIER
| want To trade my old gray mare
For good milch COW that's had
good care;
For like the mare. they have good
mettle.
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FOR saLE--RENL ESTATE

GROOM COLONIAL BUNGALOW
fit5H
New 4-room Colonial bungalow. with
large garden tract. for $3.50. Also
new t-room cottage bungalow. on
large garden tract. for 81. zoe city
water. electric lights and iele-
phone service available. streets
graded. one tract corner, Enough
land for your o~n garden. fruit.
berries and poultry. Convenient
for anyone working downtown:
h.eent fare 70 city By commute
iion. 1850 cash and y2b per month
viii handle either place More
land adjoining. II desired. on easy
terms, Take East Madison car
and county ferry TO Kirkland and
inquire for Albert Johnson AT brick
bungalow office at end 81 KIRK
land dock.
= ACRE HIGHLY IMPROVED
Me. little two-room house. ali fur
niehed. STEEL RANGE. bedroom
furniture tail that Sc needed Z.
Keep house,. ground all cleared.
fenced: nice garden. strawberries.
potatoes and 10 CORDS OF WOOD.
ALL CUT. more than enough to
last you all winter. only two
blocks from ear only 81. $50. $3.50
cash. balance monthly.
THE W. r. MORSE co.
tle icary hldgt Elliott tsas
81 500 80 GROOM. SEMI MODERN
home; lot 60Nlo0: one block from
car Terms $500 cash. balance tss
per month. including interest
50. 800. only $500 eash-Flne 6-room
house. lot g0Xf20. all kinds Of
2 fruit; facing on paved street
GEO w. HILL e. co
Green Lake station. kcnWood l6s
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81 FOR sALE-WATEKFRONT
PROPERTY

SALT WATER BEACH TRACTS
sewn large. slightly lots. down by
the BEACH: each tOxi50 feet
1926 PER LOT; EASY TERMS
GOOD BOATING. BATHING AND
FISHING
Fine auto road. pure spring water.
One pretty bungalow. with lot COX
i10 feet. all In lawn. l.zso.
One s-room bungalow, with fine lot
CexisO feet. $3.50.
ROBERT MALTBY CO. zoos srd Av.
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FARM LANDS
sl50--i0 ACRES-st6O
RUNNING STREAM

rhis i0-acre tract Is all covered with
timothy and feet tall: the very
best loan soil well logged and
closely burned, and IN fine pas
ture' good auto road right 70 a.:
fine creek crosses one corner;
about half level. balance good pas
ture. Sl50 cash. balance $40 per
month. Price 5000. or win divide
TO 20 acres at same rate The
above Va only one tract out OF
three sections we have for sale In
the famous Cherry Valley district,
close to Seattle; oa good auto
roads, Prices range from $3.50
TO $40 per acre. and Xou never saw
better soil. You can'find 90 or 40
acres that will just suit you, and
at prices and terms YOU can buy
on. We have sold nearly half
already! and you viii he wise TO
make your selection soon. We will
show you the land any day. You
VIII not be disappointed in the
soil. Come In and see samples and
photos.
REALTY X CHANGE
soc linckley Bldg.
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AUTOS TO HIRE WITHOUT DRIv-
ers. storage. also repairing. open
day and night
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BEAT THE HIGH COST or
LIVING

Choice lots. only three blocks
~ the dock city water and
electric lights. free wood
Where UNCLE SAM las spent
MILLIONS ~ surely the place
FOR yun % select home
site. Good school An ideal
place 60 raise your family.
away from the cunEcnfed
city. where you can take the
most 81 your meat from She
Sound and your fuel from
the woods. and raise a good
garden.
SEE KEYpORT TODAY
sold On EEsy Terms
CLIFFORD LAND co
eli Third Ave. Elliott -.
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BUY ANY or THESE AND 1T
BEATS PAYING RENT
$4,000
ft7b cash. balance f2s month. In
Guiding interest. buys n broom
HhinEird bungalow large HtinE
room. fireplace. NJ basement,
otherwise modern. Pine View lot
81 500
Small house. on lot a7Eftf. WatllnR-
ford hiii Lot IL worth price asked.
5000 cash and $50 month.
$500
Easy terms. room house. with large
loi. c0ni0o 90 alley. newly painted.
a good HUfl
McSETT a HAHTLE
Brick lgidE. Cor. fSth and Meridian.
open Evenings. North 81.
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Rates Per Insertion
Want Ad RHYMES

CHARLES :. HE'LL.
/ want to trade my old gray mare
As payment on car.
! know a wse that never fails.
Put want ad Ia The star.
Other Rhymes Elsewhere on This
Paee~-l ook--your Nav re There
Ia kEMAlE llkl Il MANIEN
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T-HOOM MODERN HOME 5000
1000 down. $40 Il month and interest.
This W n fine zeetory house with
large, clean rooms. q double set ~
plumbing. FUN cement basement
4 large porch across the back Of
the house adds greatly 20 the conn
fort ~ this home The workman
shin ana construction are first
class aud modern a large. level
lot garage. near two ear lines
and paved street. Take this II you
want a bargain IN this size house.
CAN You PAINT a HOUSED
n 80. buy this arrnom cottage for
$500, non payments Of EabQ down.
$50 month. do "a little work and
make the place worth about double
the cost 10 you. This be- good
little cottage. on a level corner lot.
90 By iz0. near tho cat ana paved
street aud the bay. ~ you CAN
NOT PAINT. pay down only 5000.
then W. VIII spend this on the
house and arrange loan Come,
let Ms explain.
KEAN BROS. ~ L-NEL BALLARD
Take Ballard Cars 20 Market 81
1923 Market s. Phone ballard iZf.