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New York

NEW YORK. Feb. 22s.Tradtng Ia
1l1cES YESTERDAY was distinctly affect.
~ Mondays unexpected advance
~ Ill luAn1 70 maximum quotations
u slle past two years. Pools curtailed
nc activities n the various specu.
ktlVe issues and the trend most often
g uncertain.
Ne sudden furry in money also
tkN q To restrain outside interest or
ms. . factor Of considerable I'm.
1etAAco ~ TIE broader and more con.
I14iIt movement Of the previous SEES
C1ii money ruled at 6 per cent, the
sllo fAllihg @ fraction towards the
|k,6lo WIN most demands had been
llSlisd Jtrmer tendencies also pre-.
Nlled HI tine money, particularly the
4Gee matnrities.
The one section Of the stock list
liOh seemed TO defy monetary con.
StlOns was that comprising the
os6k1 Sand allied shares. Gains Of .
II ltl1oet 6 points were scored ~ Cen
esti tutofs, Kelly pringfield Tire and
sHlldeo9kor, the lAtter dominating the
! slltifU market towards the close.
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Pittsburgh

8 rTrTSBuR1H Feb. 2s.-Mnch If.
regularity was Witnessed III the price
movement on the Pittsbtfgh exchange.
5 Consolidated Ice, which has long been
dormant, came To- life, the common
stock closing ~ higher at s, and the
preferred s points higher at is. Some
talk WaS heard on the floor Of an Ice
famine this year, owing to the mild.
ness 81 the winter, and 1t was pointed
out that similar stocks quoted In other
markets had recently displayed con-
siderable strength.
With Tie exception OF Lone Star,
which advanced az to 1877, oil and
gas stocks were lower or unchanged.
4 Ohio Fuel Supply closed 81 lower at
u, and Union Gas 4 lower at 123N.
American Window Glass Machine
common was Y higher Ct S4it, and
United States Glass 4 lower at 301t !.
There we're no sales Of westinghouse
Air Broke, which was offered at o.,
and Electric was Y lower at 4311s. Ma.
tional Fire PROBING was * higher
at 14A.
Pittsburgh Brewing bonds were x
SAigher at 6Sll, and Independent Brew.
ing s. were unchanged at 46. The
stocks Of both companies we're dull
but firm. Pittsburgh Coal debenture
S. were n higher at Ssh. The rest
OF the list was featureless.
ls anaaNnaa.
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sOil and Gas.

~ completions In tho West Vlr-
az fields show some Improvement
RI those % last week. Liberty dis
ie Marshall county, has come TO
d fNnt With. another good producer.
ie Inc Manufactures Light and Heat
knenSss oecond test on the Robert
* EArd farm. The first "a hours after
3 Weal was drilled into the Gordon
81 Il produced 80 barrels. This Is the
Gordon producer completed In
q district % many months. In the
ne district, the Manufacturers Com.
,ly6 well, 9 Cow Run sand producer,
lhes jacob and Elizabeth Hermon-
tkln produced l79 barrels for the
,1,iss ending ct z O'clock yesterday
d McCleiland district. DoddrodgeI
[.lH the erodncerss Development
&j1hy has nav dried it, test on
ESifx Coffman farm into the SEQ.
4 taYi n tho Gordon SAND. 1t Is pro-,
:|1f About as barrels day. Re-
ri seat ont from ClarkshnrE Last
alleged that she we'll was good,
40 barrels 3 dry. The 1locAt ion,
of1r IS far enough IN advance OF
deti6n % cal out some new work
ma lpealtty
hrs Mo outh pf EearHyiiio post.
CD, cs1t1Esil district. q ier cottns
t1s WISH On Cemreny laa GttiiSd:
cn M ,ietIs fNssAs
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kNorlcE.

4 The fegulkr meeting of the Fair.
mont Chap er. American RED cf6ss.
WILDE held bn Monday evening, March
8, at 1880 9cloVk, at Red Cross head
quarters I'M the Municipal building.
AZ this in1eel ling amendments viii
Do proposed I the Bylaws Of said
ichapter. b. re- button, Is follows:
Re olution No. q.
Be Il reso ted that there shail be
Sdded to the paragraph In the BYLAWS
ektttled "si landing Commit ees' the
followingl 1hguage:
omm'it fee on chayssr School for
90 nm ttee On Tenn IA Country
RsselutIdl, q. 3.
Belt esolved tha1 the second para.
graph d the sect cs the Bylaws
tRtitledE sxecnt Is Cbmmittee''l be
anu the same q mendS "a 90 % % Be.
in tn 'AnsN az tbilowihg, namely,
The xeN1 3yh Committee shall
have pow, ! Tin vacancies III their
own numb the offices Of the
Chapter z thy intervals between the.
annual = settnS but shall not have.
power q dimintSh II increase the size
81 Exc tive Commit u except Il may,
select chairmen Of II Vly created
stand Gy committees.
RsaeiutloA No. 8.
Be it resolved that, in addition to
all Other depart ments, standing com.i
mittees and yanized activities of Hiis
Chapter, there shall be organized and
maintained q standing committee Oh
1bwn and Country Nursing Service;
nd that there shah be added to the
Bylaws iinm0d tateiy preceding tho:
bylaw entitled STANDING Commit
tees" the following language, name.
Committee On Town and Country
Nursing Service &
This committee shah be known asB
the Town and Country Nursing SER
vice, Fairmont Chapter, A. r, @.
This committee shall consist Of I'll
Chairman, SecretaTy.Treasurer and ~
many msmbers % arc deemed nSCsS.A
Safy. d
The ChaifInan shail BE- setsGts 81
slsrtcsaer ~ t.es
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10 nh lilie ~ M 6 y
M bvcsetaf5, % ~ Gol1Sitl ~ 1T
commit zee, shall kebn = record q III
NUtk of thit connittAo ind dk III -
pointAos and servants. The Treasurer
shall keep q record Of tnnds dIshnr1ed
by this committee, and shall make
monthly 70 the Executive Commit ee,
q complete report Of funds disAnrs1d
and work undertaken OF aEtonplfnh.
ed.
This committee shall hare full
charge and supervision Of nurses with
authority TO employ and discharge
same, FIX salaries, and make necessary
expenditures In connection with IT.
work.
This COMMITTEES shan receive i
monthly budget to carry On 10 f0su.
lar work. but any activities requiring
expenditure Of unusual sums ct money
must be first approved b The H1sca.
tive COMMITTEES.
The Treasurer Of the Chapter shall
be, ex.officto, custodian Of any dona.
tons received by this committee. al
Of which shall be placed IN the Chnp-
ter Treasury as part Of the general
funds.
The work Of this committee shall
not supersede the work Of any other
Standing OF Special committee, but
the services Of the Nursing star shall
b eat the disposal Of the sick with a..
pecial attention to Tubercnlar cas6S.
This committee shall not dispense
any charity, except medicines and
medical and surgical supplies.
Should any other committee require
the services Of q nurse or nurses the
same shall be. furnished By this com
mittee nconditionaly, ct the direction
Of the Executive Committee Adv.
Feb. 26 Mar. I, 8.
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OIL AND Gas

~. !. ~ ~ 1s.an sAna. 4nlS tOcaAr
~ Z NY 1851 seass q me same COM
I.1yS 49, cn tne y. - Marsh mFm
80, 80 s !. lor z xS.Darrel producer.
aMs = !. M9ch pettef Wall thAn the ~.
49, 49, toI tNer county. ln Lincoln
S.s.scs, .ae Vnio -Slaea c. Com.
~. : .No. - On tas y. W. kne farm
= , : Sassel. ).
49, GooMpletlons ~ 1e Weir sand
49, e Ae.iys clook. Vapin Creek dls-
..ss. !. s I.sS. g. cogn!y. ~ NOT 10 the
o ssss. 49,. ~ Co y. Carbon
on.pay 8 ~ On ll,1 the " q. Hamsey
- ~ ~. 49, lv =. e AySgAlIea gu
g. Ine CAIN ~. cresk psrelob,nent
yo o...le "a zoe: ano . on me =. =,
- llsm - snySlng 1or - M !.
!. ~ parIels = cay !espectively. AA
snlee sos taeiI lieouosaon u me lWeir
sns: y CarIon district Lincoln
counV, sae Aunsinsson gas ana De-
velopMsnv E :. tess ON Snei
joan Woooan Iafm u 9asser.
GasseEs nave prominent place y
me nst O ate completions. IN Grant
district, Wetzel county. tnes Hope Ma
tafa! ca Comnany's test On stae Luc1-
y Aoge 1arm - = kesser lh tne GoI-
aon W. eana. " the same oistf1cts
the Pnna0elphle Com s0t = SAT-
0AHM 4AA0 n RA0t al. IN
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SPECIAL NOTICES
RoE7TW6Hk.

Seated proposals viii be reiyed
until u o'clock noon MaseA 2n b, 1873,
BY the Coun C6Yrt q Ma On coun.
", for the q Atruf ton oi S.73 miles
OF brick All q q tie d lds I'M Paw
Paw, LRtGn an MAJ hington dis.
Specifications Id 81. lotions TO
bidders ale On ile the County
Clerks office, an q II office OF w.
NJ. Linn. Head D ytnee Fairmont,
w. Va. M
q certified ~ ek In IL sum Of
$4,000 mat u company q ID bid.
The County & reserves IL right
TO reject any o al bids:
"A. G. MART, \,
Clerk caS, e the 8, s unity Court Of Ma pn
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q OOOIOEII0 iFAR 90 acres.p Plenty
OF fruit, buildings. Bargain ON Easy
terms. Address Boz 114, Clarks6urE,
W. We. s-asAst 6147.l
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Grain and Produce

{ CHICAGO, Feb. 2e.-Corn adyanc-.
< sharply today, helped by reports
j 6 much land usually devoted to.
@fA would he planted with spring
6Htat. The market closed unsettled.
{ net higher, with May s1.15 Is 20
& rs, aud July $i.215i 70 St.2ls1s.
nkss finished unchanged. to sc higher
q provisions varying from 30c de-.
(. Iiss IA a raise of n cent?.
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FOR SAkE-Ten acres on paved
road. Fine building site. AZ bargain
if sold at once. O. n. Crane, Deveny
Building, Fairrnont, W. Va. Phone ,oI.
flee. 1859; residence. 1863 n
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FOR SALEAA fine katm 116 acres,
some timber and fruit, near town
and station; good buildings, 20 acres
In wheat and rye. Price 5000 IAN
acre, terms liberal. Also 81 acres,
good buildings, OK miles Of station,
wood for use OF farm. Price 1880
$500 cash. r'ine climate, short win.
tiers, no stones. or hills, fine Level land.
q. R. McGoaigal, + Dover, Dol.
2.22.3t.shHf
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L,ks Master. like Man.

.
Mastes-Dld you tell the collector
who called that was not at home?
Butler-tIi told the maid to Uniform
i'm neither oil US were at 'ome, SIR
FIt howes a little bill myself, sir
Boston TRANSCRIPT.
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i70R- SALE oiam6 iaa SWyaadoffs
eggs for Matching. 80 egg strain.
D. & Michael, Dtoon1ii led, N. VI. Al
2:1S.2sts2ol
Evening journal., 1919-01-20
ASKED TO CELEBRATE
ROOSEVELT DAY

The forty-eight State Councils OF De-
tense have been notified by authority
OF Newton D. Baker, Secretary OF War.
to request the $4,000 units OF the sys-
tenn to cooperate In the plans for
Roosevelt Memorial Day. February 9 In
his telegram Grosvenor B. Clarkson, di-
rector OF the Council OF National De-
tense. said
Because OF the peculiarly non-par-
tlsan character OF the great Council
OF defense, II Is slngularly flttlng that
the foregoing action should be taken.
The honoring OF Theodore Roosevelt
Is a matter that transcends party be-
lief and personal prejudice. He lived
greatly for America. and that is enough
to Justify even those who OPPOSED him
in mourning his death. With iron
courage he performed a major oper-
alton on me public morals OF his coun-
try al a time when public ethics had
become dullcd, and with daring and
unfailing dignity he measurably in
creased the presllge OF America abroad.
or no American can It be more truth
fully said that his heart was in
carnadlned with the flag. For these
things alone all Americans who have
lived In his time should hold them
selves In his debt. and should turn
aside on the ninth day. OF February to
honor his passing from the national
stage"
Evening journal., 1919-01-20
on. NY NEBRASKA

The author OF these verses is a native
Of the epoch making state.
on, my Nebraska, my Nebraskai
From The banks OF the MissourY
You have flung the fateful ballot
That busted every brewery.
With your alabaster ribbon
Waving bravely on the prairy,
You have made the u. s.. nation.
Twice as dry as the Sahary.
Oh, my Nebraska
On, my Nebraska, my Nebraskai
Life up yout head in glory.
You have will The final chapter
or the greatest cereal story.
You have turned a page in history
Made a constitutional drought;
And the bone diy opposition
Is frothing at the mouth.
Oh, my Nebraska
oh, my Nebraska, my Nebraskat
Sing aloud your glad hosannasy
Beat the cymbals; sound the tocsinJ
Wave your harlequin bandannasi
Send out a white robed messenger
From Lincoln in Nebraska,
Find William Jennings Bryan
And give him back his pass key.
Oh, myl Nebraska.
ROBERT H. DAVIS
Evening journal., 1919-01-20

new respect for the uniform" the or
der read You men have maintained
your high stsndai ds. not only by sol
dlerIy conduct In the camps and brav-
cry In the trenches. but In your regard
for civilian deals when on leave or
furlough. and ln this you have esiab-
lished a record new TO all armies.
Il confidently expec, you 10 maintain
your standards throughout the trying
days OF rehabilitation. whes the ten
drncy 10 throw on army discipline and
restraints will be strong am count
ins on YOU by your own acts and by
your influence 10 keep up the record or
Evening journal., 1919-01-20

in farms In the section OF Delaware.
Eastern Maryland and Southern Penn
syl,ania and has very successful rec
ord In bringing seller and purchaser to-
gether. With the opening OF the VIII
mlnston ofilce. Mr.. Teele now has resi-
rent statesmen In this city. Chester. Pa.
Smyrna. DEL. chestertown. Md. oxford.
Pa. and Bel Air. Md.
A feature OF the reeie service is a
i6-page illustrated cstalos published at
regular Intervals which lists hundreds
OF farms. A copy Of this Will be sent
on request.
Evening journal., 1919-01-20
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks-Sparkling Eyes
Most Women Can Have
Says Dr.. Edwards, a Well,Known
Ohio Physician


DR.. F. M. Edwards for II years treated
scores of women for liver and bowel
ailments. During these years he gave TO
his patients a prescription made OF few
well-known vegetable ingredients mixed
with olive oil, naming them DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. You viii know them by
their olive color.
These tablets are wonder.workers on the
liver and bowels, which cause a normal
action, carrying off the waste and poison.
Gus matter in ones system.
II you have pale face, sallow look, dull
eyes, pimples, coated tongue, headaches, a
listless, no-good feeling, all out Of sorts.
inactive bowels, you take one OF DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for time
and note the pleasing results
Thousands of women as well as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the sue.
cessful substitute for calomel--now and
then just to keep in the pink of condition.
l0c and 25c per box. All druggists
Evening journal., 1919-01-20
DR.. WARNER WILL
PREACH AT FIRST MP.

The Rev. L. P. Warner, D. D. presi-
dent OF the Maryland Annual Confer
ence OF the Methodist Protestant
Church, viii visit the First NJ. p. Church
OF this city, at O'Clock this evening
when he VIII preach a sermon.
The First Church is being benefited
by q wonderful revival conducted by
the Rev L. A Bennett formerly OF
Milford
Two persons confessed conversion
last night Mr. Bennett Will continue
the services all OF next week.
Evening journal., 1919-01-20
ASK SOLDIERS TO
KEEP UP STANDARD

WASHINGTON. ain. eo-ln general
order published TO the army today. Sec
rctary Baker called upon officers and
men to maintain ths high regard for
the uniform which has been establish
ed throughout the country.
Through hearty oo-opaAation and
discipline OF the officers and men Of
the army. the country has acquired a
Evening journal., 1919-01-20

1t began Is years ago with Direct Air
Cooling, one OF the principles which per-
mitted logical light weight. sturdiness. resil-
iency and economy. instead OF the preva-
lent heavy weight. rigdity and expense. q
This difference has appealed SO
strongly to the American people. especi-
ally during the last three years. that heavy
weight. massiveness and rigidity have
changed to statements OF light weight. trim
ness and flexibility. The statements are
in the right direction. bur ger on hs scales
wiht rte sOetghf and On a ,0ngh road sOihh As
Henbihp'-and see il the practice hears out
the statements.
Then try the Franklin in the SAME way.
Evening journal., 1919-01-20

IT IGHT WEIGHT in an automobile
IL is a correct basic principle. else there
wouldn't be such a noticeable
change OF front in the industry-so many
CLAIMS. where only one existed before.
But the next time this statement Of
light weight comes up, ger on the scales 1Ui1h
d. and see how far the claim goes. Is it an
sctuality or just words? II il makes good,
then ask. How did you get it?
That's important. because light weight
must not sacrifice strength and safety.
The Franklin is the original and only
light weight fine car. Ii weighs today
24+5 pounds.
Evening journal., 1919-01-20
rEELE AGENCY IN CITY.

The Albert L. Teele Farm Agency.
whose home once Is al Newark. Del
has opened branch ofllee at No. si2
King street. this city. with Charles II.
Dodge in charge. Mr.. Dodge is a west
ern real estate dealer OF wide expe-
rience.
The local once OF the Tcele agency
Is another step In the agency's plan
TO better serve the interests OF Its
clients In these parts. IL speclallzes
Evening journal., 1919-01-20
pENNsY MEN MOVE LIP

Harry n. White, formerly assistant
shop clerk Of Pennsylvania Railroad
shops at Todd's Cut has been transfer
red TO general superintendent's office as
motive power labor clerk.
Walter S. wilkins has been appointed
assistant shop clerk.
Evening journal., 1919-01-20

which you and and our whole coun-
try are so proud"
Evening journal., 1919-01-20
MrrO TAGS Kos teq7 AM lisa

VIII the holders OF Delaware Auto
tags Nos 1897 ard i69s md onerator's
licenses Nos. 1922 and 2i53 communt
cate with Charles @ Guyer. Secretary
Delaware. Automobile Association. 81
Market street?--Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-01-20
From Statement to Performance

Franklin Light Weight and Fehy through from
peyt0vnaa1cs, and the results knowing about.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-16

GROOM modern bungalow with in.
closed sleeping porch, furnace, built
In features, lawn, shade. garage, east
front, In excellent repair. A fine
coy little home; $3.50; $1,000 cash.
broom modern bungalow. no fur
mace, not far out, shade, lawn. This
place was built for homo and IL
built on honor; $500.
Move in and stop the rent; q o.
room plastered house In good repair;
large sleeping porch; city water:
shade, electrG lights; taxes inter-
est, water and lights together make
rental of not over IS. The SIS
monthly payments are bank deposits.
inc price Is $3.50, $3.50 cash, and
the interest only Z per cent. Can
you beat il?
+. c. COOK
?21 Bannock st. Stall
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-16
REAL Es TATE BARGAINS.

s26oo Buys u Groom cottage with
sleeping porch, on reasonable
terms. Modern except heat
1880 S-room dwelling, modern 6x-
cept heat. Fine corner loca-
tion, east front. Reasonable
terms. A snap.
$500 Furnished 5-room bungalow.
fine corner location. Furni-
ture all new and first class.
Immediate possession and rea-
sonable terms.
1880 8 acres near Franklin school
with neat 5-room bungalow.
Isidenbaugh water. Some
terms.
$1,000 40 acres near Cstick, all In
cultivation. 5-room house.
family oychard. good wells
paid-up water right. Terms-
$4,000 80 acres near Meridian, all IN
hay, grain and pasture. Cow
eminent water. Good 5-rOOoa
house, small barn. good well.
Good terms. 81 SO. Meridian.
w. E. PIERCE & CO.,
The Old Reliable
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
We Have the bargains.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-16
STOVE REPAIRS.

WE are still headquarters for all kinds
OF stove repairs. II we haven't what
you want we can get II. The Com
pany store, 909-911 Idaho st.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-16

Just a few of our bargains.
Terms may be had on all Of
them.
Groom house on the east
side, $3.50.
4-room house. fairly close in,
$500.
4-room house, North 18th
street, $3.50.
4-room modern except heat,
$4,000.
4-room house and large lot.
$4,000.
4-room bungalow with furnace
and sleeping porch, $500.
5-room bungalow, modern ex-
cept heat, $3.50.
5-room cottage on North 18th
street, $1,000.
groom house, modern except
heat, $240o.
5-rooms with lawn and shade,
modern except heat. $3.50.
broom bungalow on the vAst
side. $3.50
5-room bungalow, corner lot,
modern except heat, $4,000.
Broom house, modern except
heat, North 18th St. $3.50.
5-rOom bungalow, modern ex-
cept heat, $3425.
broom bungalow, North 18th
St., $500.
5-room house four blocks from
Main ST., $500.
5-rooms, modern except heat,
on 18th ST.. 1906.
E.rn,., IAxu m NArtl.
18th ST.. $4,000.
New 5-room bungalow, imme-
date possession. $500.
On North 18th ST.. 5-room
bungalow. $4,000.
Broom bungalow with fur
mace, $4,000.
5-room bungalow on Fifth ST.,
with furnace. $500.
On North 18th St, 5-room bum
galow with furnace, $500.
Furnished Groom bungalow
with furnace. 5000.
Close in 5 rooms with furnace.
$500.
Groom house in South Boise,
$3.50.
Groom house on South 10th St
$500.
On North 18th sctrect, 6-room
house, $500
6-room modern except heat on
North goth, $500.
8 rooms, large lot on North 9TH
street, $4,000.
Groom house with fruit trees,
$3.50.
On State ST., Groom house.
modern except heat, $500.
Groom bungalow with furnace
on Washington ST.. $37o0.
An attractive Groom home on
jefferson ST.. $500.
Groom house ready to install
furnace. s4700.
6-room bungalow with furnace,
North Goth. $500.
6-room house with furnace
$3.50.
6-room double house win fur
mace, $4,000.
7-room bungalow In northwest
part OF town, $4,000.
rooms with furnace, sleeping
porch, . baths, $500.
groom house with furnace.
$3.50.
s-room house, close in on
State ST., $4,000.
9-room house with furnace,
$4,000.
10 rocus, i hot water furnace on
Franklin St, &l0.500.
Furnished 10-room house with
furnace. $500.
Beautiful home on Harrison
Blvd, $4,000.
Mansion on Warm Springs,
$4,000.
l4-roosn house close in on Fort
street.. 91o,1oo.
PasnsY more he!sd - Ne Of
DAY REALTr COMPANY.
ioosk Main. rhons -
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-12-16
EACH AND EVERY ONE OF
THESE LlSTINGS ARE GOOD
BUYS AND WORTH THE
MONEY-MODERN AND ON

E.Atn AND EN- Ot>E ~
THESE LlSTINGs ARE GOOD
BUYS AND WORTH THE
MONEY-MODERN AND ON
TERMS.
s,550--4 rooms. modern except heat
S20O0---5 rooms, modern, close IN
s2iO0-s rooms, mod. good locatieo
S22OO---5 rooms, easy walking 91Ge.
s260O--s rooms. slightly location.
sc750---5 rooms, fireplace.
$1,000 rooms, fruit and shade.
$3000S rooms, garage shade So
33s0o--Good house. with furnace.
s375O--s rooms with furnace.
s376O--6 rooms, new.
$1,000 rooms with furnace. "a
sl200--5 rooms, hardwood floors ~
garage.
s4200--6 rooms. furnace, close II. W
$4250---6 rooms. furnace; can move
In today.
345Oo---7 room house. modern M
4-room house In rear: 110o
win handis; can -
s5o0O-Brand new strictly modeek
s5250--Erand new, strictly nnoeoG
Garage. q
s55oo--Brand new. strictly medeglx
garage. 81
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YOUR BIGGEST OPPORTUNITY
you want to make real money-big
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ity. No other line pays as well. We
will teach you auto and tractor en-
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school will match. Come here four
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II you are then SATISFIED that our
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your tuition. II you ARE NOT sat-
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pay you for every hour you have
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we gladly will put it In writing. We
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Only a DETERRENT, UNQUES-
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Is free--ask for Book No. OBJ. Ad-
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