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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-21
SUMMONS.
Equity No, 1855.
Suit for Divorce.

10 the Circuit Court OF the State Of
oregon. for the County OF Klamath.
W H. Price. plaintiff,
Va
pofa v, Price. defendant.
10 Dora T.. Price. the above named
os'ehdant. In the name OF the state
oregon. you are hereby required
y, appear ana answer the complaint
"ud against YOU In the above entitled
Wv ON or before the 3rd day OF June,
l'is' That being the last day OF the
r49nrat'on Of this summons and the
ns' uAy within which YOU are re-
SuIea TO answer. as fixed by the
.'nu' OF publication OF this sum
mOus' II you fail to appear and an
vr, ,, u" plaintiff viii apply 10 the
ou'' Tor IN" relief demanded In said
npla'hi said suit II brought TO
e rs, dissolution OF the bonds of
,rS rS',n'ohy existing between yourself
wIi,o mo plaintiff, and Is based upon
,a" "csertlon OF the plaintiff by
1o" TOR n period OF moro than one
too" ,"' immediately prior to the com
n,ooinohi OF this suit. This sum
Ir',a, published In the Evcncing
,,,,nuu ,u daily newspaper of general
ron r.on n IN klamath County. ore
b,,i printed, published and circu-
ronnnu,' u'''y az klamath Falls, IN said
Hon.. uNN state. hy order of the
ot tH,"pIr ,Ha u, V. Kuykcndall, Judge
qqr~a ~ said Court and dated April
0poO o ,no ilr't publication 10 he made
ana ana" ,I .nc 22nd day OF April. 1919.
Vpor ~ 'nsl publication TO be made .
''" Tue Srd day of June, 1919.
II NJ. MANNING,
postos,, Attorney for the Plaintiff. .
lOo ',' ana business Address:
on Malh Street, Klamath Falls.
ho" 22-29-G,l3-2O-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-21
RESOLUTION

Tn, city Engineer pursuant tn I
resolution OF the Comlaon CJunci
heretofore adopted. havin; Gndcl
date OF January +th, 1919, filed plans
specifications and estim ltcs o. III,
cost OF improving Lincoln stree
from 9th Street easter!y to llu
street. including Intersections. less
the L. $. Irrigation Canal and r,gr'
OF way appurtenant ,hcr0'o, and ia,
Council having taken samc under ad
Wis, mrnt and finding tho pan s:"c
ifiCationS and estimates su'tnfdrto'y
BE IT RESOLVED, Thal said
plans. specifications and estimates
for the Improvement "r Lincoln
street from 9th street rlsIcr'y tC
i,th street, less said 1, -. Irr Ett'un
Canal and right OF way. ba AVID the
same are hereby apNrnr,h and,
BE IT FURTHER Ht&OLFEu
That the Common Cuun"i Eerohy q"
ClarCs its intention 10 Improve said
It"IlOns OF Lincoln NTc", N ar'"rd
nn'n with said plans, hpr ons
az p. t'ma;es- said iHN 7v'mcn; T.
,'rlt q Thying said ;rItinuS OF said
streets " l. Oh maCa n pavement
at an estimated cost, ilcIuIinS c"m
cut side walks, curhing and grazing
of $I@3A 90 or placing upon said
street \ inches OF cindnrS without
side walks Mt an estimated cost of
S2gOG.OO;; or concrete pavement 1t
an estimated cost, incm ttug cement
side walks, curhing and grading OF
$4,000. 90; or Mtulithic pavement at
an estimated cost, including cement
side walks, Curhing and grading ot
$5SOO.0O. Said Improvement in
either event TO include grading roll
Ing and curhinE and,
Bl} TT FURTHER RESOLVED, by
the common Council that the proper
ty hereinafter be, and the samc II
hereby declared benefited by said
pTOpOsd improvemnt, to-wtt
Lots |, 2, 3, and 4 Block 81.
Lots Z. G, :, and Block &C.:
Lots | and 4, Block 81; and
Lots Z and 4. Block ~, all IN Mich
OILS addition to the City of klamath
Falls, Oregon; and that said rloNer'
" above described be. and is hereby
declared to he the property to he as
7esscd for the expense Of said i'm
provoment and,
nE IT FURTHER RESOINEn I.
rhat Monday, the End day ~ Juno /.
1919, at the hour of s o'clock =. VI I.
n the council chamber at tina Ity
hall, he fixed rs the time and place
'Or tho hearing of objections and re
nonstrancos against the said Nropos |
ID Improvement and tho Police .
Judge be, and hereby is, directed &c
'ause notice of said hearing to be .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-21
State of Oregon, County OF Klamath
CitN OF klamath EnllS-ss:
l0-lOt
RESOLUTION,

Approving the Plans and Specified.
tions Prepared by the City En-.
rinccr fo rthc Improvement of rs.
planadc Street From the Northcrly
Side of Wall Street To IntcrscC-
ciiiC Terrace; Pacific Terrace from
Huron ST. nOrthcrly 10 Portland 81.
Inclusive, and PORTLAND - East
criy 10 the City Limits of the City
of klamath Falls, Oregon; Deter
mining the boundaries Within
Which the Property Lies That Is
Ia he Benefited and 10 BE As
scsscd for Such Improvement, and
Ordering the Publication of This
Resolution and the Posting of No
ticcs by the City Engineer:
The city Engineer, pursuant TO
Resolution of the Common Council
adopted, having on the
2Sth day of April, 1919, filed plans,
specifications and estimates of the
cost of improving Espianade from
the northerly side OF Wall street to
intersection OF Esplanade street with
Pacific Terrace; Pacific Terrace from
Huron street northerly 10 Portland
street, inclusive, and Portland street
from Pacific Terrace easterly to the
City limits of the City OF klamath
Falls, Oregon, and the Council hav-
Ing taken same under advisement
and finding said plans, speciflca-
tions and estimates satisfactory,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-21
ARMY HirIDLN DECREASES

WASHINGTON. Nav - '"a
charges from tho army haIs reached
,,o,al of ?.lOl.0?9 Officers and men.
a, whom iO9. 257 wcro In rnrlr,ia.
stoned grades
Large numbers OF Temporal" of1-
ssrs are nvailing Themselves ~ N.
opportunity "a retain connection wt,r
,se military establishment. i.s.u
taving applied for reserve Commis-
SONS and 1908 for commissions in
The regular army
Total forces In France on May l..
ssre given officially today aS ata.-
eos Voluntary onlis,mrntH have paa-
,ed $4,000
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-21
RESOLUTION.

Reso%,'o 'olly Engineer. pursuant to
HoO'a,ion of the Common Counsel
ith 'o da, adopted, having ON tho
plans VI May, A. ID. 1919, filed
the coo, S,pos'tlcntions and estimates Of
WasbIn'aol vi Improving eth street from
poct ,eeon s,reoo street northorly to Pros
1th stree, ana Prospect street from
aud yt Jo,s horthwesterly to Sth street;
easterlv rlrsoh street from 7th street
tersec,ionao 70 Sth street including in
hs and tho council having
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-21

Lots }. I. 3 and 8. Block 43;
Lots 3, I. 3. 6. and s. Block So;
Lots /, 2, and Block So;
Lots !, 2. 3. I. 8. 6. I and S, Block
30:
Lots !. 2. and S, Block "a;
Lots !. 2, 3. 4. 3 and 6 BLOCK 60:
Lots |, 2. 4. 3 Block - Lot 2
Block 81. All In Nichols Addition !,
the town. now city OF klamath Falls
Oregon.
And that said property above dcs
cribed be and hereby Is declared To IN
assessed for tn. cXpcns" Of said i'm
proycmnts. and.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED
that Monday. the End day OF June
1919, at the hour OF clock 9. NJ
at the Council Chambers in the city
Hall at klamath Falls. Oregon be
fixed as IN. time and place for the
hearing OF objections and -"mon
strances against the said proposed i'm
proyement. and
The Police Judge he and hereby IL
directed to cause notice OF said hear
INK to be published as by Charter rro
vided.
State OF Oregon. County OF klamath
City OF klamath FnIls-S
!. A. l.. Leavid. Police Judge OF
the city OF Klamath Falls. Oregon
do hereby certify that the foregoing
is duly enrolled copy OF n Resolu
tion adopted by the Common Council
on the 9Th day OF May. 1919. declar
Ing It's intention TO improve sth
Street from High Street northerly to
Prospect Street and Lincoln Street
from Sth Street easterly TO 9th Street
and Jefferson Street from sth Street
casterlv to 9th Street. including in
tcrscctions. and approving the plans
and estimates OF cos,
'h"-"of. submitted by the City En-
gineer. A. l.. LEAVITT.
lO-lOt Police Judge
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-21

Vans phone number is the
same as always-29S-W. -"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-21

,at ...
I""'h sum" under HdyiHcnrni and
''"'Ihb ""'n Pl"'hr' rp"ciflcntlonH and
,,,",'' W u" Hh'ihfhriory
'''N"hr hrADI.NED, That
."'' P,""H' "P''lilrhiionH nnd "Ntl-
'h"''H Tor ~" improvement pr said
"'''"nI y, "h ana Fr"np"c, street
w. "n" ~" sam" AZ" hereby np.
'','n"' nn",
m W. r'NI'iFlt RESOLVED,
"I' '"| ".hhon council hereby
"'' area l'h intention To improve said
WI" W ''h' 'i"hp"'i hhd J"ff"r
"'" ",'''' ~ a'c"rdhh'" with tn"
""'" P'"hN, specifications aud "Htl-
,.n','. h"''l improvement 80 consist oI
'"t'"t "n," h'f"",h I" IN" establish
W. h'""' =" '""' III wih'h. grading
,.,.,., =" R""" "hn hhI'."ht
,,.', ,"%" "'n '"'''hE ""lh h't""'n when
,'"'''" nv h'"h" o' hnlh Wf""'H TO
,'' ''"'h h'h" dl''h To sid"
Wv" ""'" improvement l" nav" an
49,, ,,,"'," ~, ,""h, ., t'.o1& w. anu
''rN hf'H'l'N Wv. By
"' "''',"" """''' 'nh' IN" pr"p.
'""'''' ""Hcr'n'h %" ana
-. ''"' ~ "'''"''" I" u" p"h'iI''"h ny
,..t '"'' P'oP"h'" improvement to
'" ""' U, ni"'k hd'
""u v, h'o'h ~
'"'' "n" VI blo'k % Men
"
| ~ % "n" "h" "a OF ho'h
~" ", n"'h 80
'' """ "h" "a OF I"ts
~" "t n'"c" ~
-" """ !" ana E's oi Lot
% ~" o.
Nv .ia"E"'nr io' Vlh. between
',"'', ~ IN" ifo"p"'' street. ana
:, v .a.' "hd !" OF biock
o., %, m"' Hn"li"h |" the 'lty OF
nus oregon
an" 'h"' ha'u property hbo'" de-
''''''" u" ana h"r"bS ~ declared 10
"' a'S'hh'" 'or IN" expense OF said
Improvement ana
-. hh ~ f'h lhfh RESOLVED.
hal MONDAY. IN" .hd day OF June.
''i' NJ IN" hour OF O'Clock p m.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-21

state of Oregon. County of klamath,
City of klamath Falls -ss;
|, A. l.. Leavitt, Police Judge Of the
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is
a duly enrolled copy Of Resolution
adopted by the Common Coancil on
the 21st day of April, 1919, declaring
its intention to improve Esplanade
street from the northerly side OF Wall
street to intersection of Esplanade
street with Pacific Terrace: Pacific
Terrace from Huron street northorly
to Portland street, inclusive, and
Portland street easterly to the City
limits OF the City of klamath Falls,
oregon, an dapproveing the plans,
specifications an destimates Of cost
thereo Submitted by the City En-
gineer.
A. L, LEAVITT,
l0-lOt Police Judge
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-21
RESOLUTION.

The City Engineer. pursuant tc
Resolution of the Common Council
heretofore adopted. having on the
?sth day OF April. 1919. filed plans
specifications an dcstimatcs of the
cost of improving Market street from
the northerly line OF 9Th street to the
southorly line OF Lot 10 In Block II
and the Southerly line OF Lot so.
Block Is OF Second Railroad Add
tion to the City OF klamath Falls. In
cludinE intcrscctions and the Council
havln. taken same under advise
ment and fr.dinE said plarh. soeci
fication and estimates satisfactory
ne IT HEREBY RESOLVED. That
said plans. specifications and esti-
mates for tn" Improvement OF said
portion OF Market street be, and the
same are hereby approved. and.
NE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED.
That the Common Council hereby de-
clarrs It's intention to improve said
portions of Market street. in accord
Inr" with III" said plans. Hpccii,a
,ions and estimates. Said improve
ment To consist OF paving said por-
tons OF said streets with bitulithic
pavement at the estimated cost, with
out cement side walks. but including
curbing and grading, OF s+.5S3.0O.
or oil nacadam pavement nj the esti-
mated cost, without cement side
walks. but including curbing and
grading, OF s3,0b2,00. Said improve
mcnt in either event to include grad
ing. rolling and curbing and drain
age, said pavement to be 80 feet
wide, and.
RE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED, by
the Common Council that the prop
crty hereinafter described be and
hereby is declared To be boncIittcd.
to-wIl'
Lots II. -. ~. II and -. Block
rs and %, Block is. Second Rail
road Addition To the city of klam-
ath Falls. Oregon,
Aud that said properly above de-
scrihcd be and hereby u declared to
be aascSscd for the expense of said
and,
RE TT FURTHER RESOLVED,
That Monday the 18th day OF May,
1919, ut the hour of s o'clock y. m.
1t the Council Chamber ut the CITY
Hall at klamath Falls, Oregon. be
liked as the timo and placa for the
nearing OF objections and r"mon-
,trHnCus against the said proposed
Improvement and the Police Judge
,c. and hereby ~ directed to cause
lotiCo of said hearing 20 bo publish
al as by Charter provided.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-05-21
NISOlt" t"TIDN,

Tn" CITY Engineer. pursuant "a
N"bolutiOn or IN" Common Council
h"r"tofor" adopted, having on tho
lbih day OF April 1919. filed plans
specifications and estimates OF the
cont OF improving bth street from
Illgh rir""i uurih"rly to Prospect
street Inclusive, Lincoln ~ from Sth
street "HHl"rly 10 9Th street and Jcf-
f"fhou street from sih "ngicrly 10
hih Alr""t including Intersections.
and III" Council having taken same
under ndyin"m"nt and finding said
plans, specifications and estimates
rnilRrnCtury.
ne IT hereby RESOLVED. That
said plans, specifications and est
mhi"H 10 rth" Improvement OF the
said portions Of sth. Lincoln and
J"ff"rHon streets b" and tn, same are
hereby approved. and,
M Ir FURTHER ERSOLVED.
,hn, IN" Common Council hereby de
clar"e It's intention to improve said
portions Uf Sth. Lincoln and Jcffcr-
son streets. In accordance with thc
Bhid plans, specifications and csti-
mates Said improvements TO con
Hiat OF paving said portions Of said
streets with oil macndam pavement
ut an estimated cost. including cc-
m"nt sid" walks. curbing and grad
ing. OF s22.OlO.OO; bitulithic pave
men, AT III" estimated cost. inClud-
Ing cement side walks, curbing and
grading. Of f23.bss. or concrete
pavement at the estimated cost. in
Guiding cement sid" walks. curbing
and grading. OF f25. .l7GO0 Said
improvements In either event to in
clud" grading. rolling and curbing
Said pavement to be 2J feet wide,
with side walks feet wild" on both
sid" so fsaid portions OF sth. Lin
coin and jefferson streets and park
Ing strip lcvclrd throughout entire
distance OF said improvement. cx-
ccpt ut intersections where said
pavcm.n It's to be full width, and.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED by
the Common Council that the prop
crty hereinafter described be- ana
hereby is declared TO be benefited.
tO.wIt
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-05
London Pays High
For Chippendales

London. - The sale of the furni-
ture belonging to the late president
of the Royal Academy, Sir Edward
Poynter which was sold from his
house IN Addison road. Kensington,
was an important one. He had soma
wonderful specimens of Chippen-
dale furniture which fetched consid-
erable sums.
There was six beautiful mahog-
any chairs. for example. that went
for 1925 each. and four others that
seemed to me equally attractive that
fetched s125 apiece.
One carved mahogany easy chair,
also by Chippendale, brought nearly
$500 and a mahogany settee of the
same maker. which had carved legs
and claw feet and a stamped velvet
covering, brought the big sum of
$2.7O0. Nowadays the most extra
ordinary prices are being paid in
England for furniture, both old and
modern, and few people, unless they
be war rich" are able to afford
the luxury Of refurnishing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-05

quaker HeTD EXtIdCl, IoC
California Syrup Figs,
38c
Phillips Milk Magnesia,
SIC
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin,
38c
Swamp-Root ..,..,. 3ec
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-05

ed by an explosion of a mine on
the surface, thirty feet off its bow.
Its two sweepers kept it afioat till
it made port next day by pumping it,
one from each side.
VainIy Answers Distress Call
Once. on patrol off the Scilly ISL
ands, Sub Chaser 81, after being out
six days, got an s. Q. s. at in the
evening from the torpedoed S. S.
Galway Castle. 200 miles distant,
which was carrying mostly women
and children. 1t was a bad night.
The chaser found in the morning
that it had made only 40 miles. 1t
did its best thought the day. The
crew had been without food since
the previous noon. The sea calmed
during the second night, but they
were too late to help the Galway
Castle. The water was full of bodies,
mostly women, a number of British
Red Cross nurses among them, but
there was no living soul TO res
cue.
Although they can carry fuel
enough for ten days only chasers
made the cross Atlantic trip twice
under their own power. a large oil
tanker accompanied them, from
which they were refuelled by hose
while keeping up four mile speed.
Two men were washed off the 1877
while fuelling, but were picked up
by following boats of the feet.
The chasers cruised $4,000 miles
in all. making six different coun-
tries with all their important cities.
1T was hell most of the time"
the New York boy ended, but I'd do
il again tomorrow"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-05

some time after August 1914, it
caused him some embarrassment,
lot of fervent patriots assuming that
Sax Rohmer' must be n German.
Ward declares, in fact, that one day
perfect stranger called on him and,
introducing himself as one of his,
Words readers, offered to assist him
in drawing up his papers rs an en-
emy alien.
His fiction stories of Chinese viii
lainy were the biggest hits here from
the start. 1t took him longer to be-
come known in the United States,
but his public there is now so big
that his agent recently has heen
able to almost double his prices, il is
said to American publishers.
AS a consequence he must be one
of the best paid authors writing to-
day and has hit the mark again, ap-
parently, on both sides of the water,
with his latest published story,
Dope" He has another novel ready
for the market called The Golden
Scorpion"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-05
TELLS OF LIFE
ON CHASER BOAT
New York Sailor Says Hunger
and Cold Were Routine
of the Dav

New York.-Spearing dead cod
fish with boathook from the deck
of a mine chaser - fish that have
been killed by submarine explosions
is one branch of the fishing art
|. Izaak Walton never tried. In fact,
Izaak would hardly recognize it as
even a far removed cousin of his
"Contemplative Mans Recreation
Just the same, it is not bad sport,
according to John Kirwin. of SC-S7,
a mine chasing jackie recently re-
patriated from the North Sea, the
only New York city boy in the North
Sea fleet. And, besides, inasmuch
as the Goldfish died recent and vio-
lent death, they helped out the cui-
sine department.
Sweepers. with their higher decks,
would not go in for the hooking
game. but were compensated for this
disability by the fact that. being
more than twice the size and many
times heavier than the wooden chas-
ers. they installed more elaborate
culinary apparatus from which re-
suited such things as pies. And pies
they snapped with the chaser for
Goldfish by means of the heaving line.
Many n pie in rough weather. has
found briny grave. and great were
the lamentations therefor.
Men were often kept on watch in
the engineroom twelve hours at
time because relief could not get TO
them. During such time, for
day or more. movement, eating and
sleeping stopped. Every corner
aboard. with the one exception OF
the pilot house. was literally soak
ed. Bed clothes and uniforms were
as though they had come, unwrung,
from the washtub.
Six days of this sort of knocking
about. with lack of nourishment. was
a test for strong men. Four to six
days We're needed for recuperation
between trips. Even ten days of
calm weather offered no holidays.
From 3 in the morning till II at
night were work hours in the North
Sea. where during the summer
months, there is no real night, the
sun setting at II and rising at $50,
with twilight in between.
Lifeboat With Dead
II was on April 25, 1918. that all
the chasers left Connecticut for Ber-
muda. Four days oNt from Bermu-
da. on the way to the Azores. they
picked up lifeboat containing two
British marines who had been dead
six weeks and five pairs of extra
shoes belonging. they supposed. to
the five men first to die. They had
all taken off their shoes. apparently
because of the heat and the water
in the bottom of their leaky boat.
The chasers delayed four hours to
give a sea burial to the two. What
boat they came from was never
known.
On July 5 the subchaser No. 81
to which the New York boy was at
tached. was following the sweepers
Patapsco and Petuxent on q buoy
laying exposition. They were mark
ing the location of mines which six
~ sweepers. along with thirty chas-
ers, would clear away next day.
In the late afternoon a mine ex-
ploded off the 1878 quarter which
paralyzed the engine One month
later, on August !, at in the after
noon, the same boat, with a days
sinking record of siXty-four mines
to its credit. was completely wreck
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-05
Sax Rohmer to
Supervise Play

London. = Sax Rohmer, the crea-
tor of "Dr. Flu Manchu," will be
arriving in the United States about
the time these lines are published.
He is going over to s,isperintend re-
hearsals of n play which Willard
Mack has made out of the leading
episodes in the unscrupulous career
of his famous Chinese villain and
which "A. III. Woods will produce at
the Eltinge Theater. New York. The
piece has not yet been definitely
named. l understand. but it will
probably be called "Du Flu Man
chu."
This authors real name is Arthur
Sarsfield Ward and he is of Irish
extraction. He adopted his pseu-
donym long before the war, but for
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-05
STRANGE NAME.

This lady is looking for rugs. She
says Administer"
'I'll ak him if can find him but
I'm new around here."-Courier
Journal
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-05
YES. SHE DID.

Griggs-"That woman makes the
little things count"
Miggs-"Does she?
Yes. She teaches arithme etic in
an infants school.-Dallas News.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-05
THEY HAVE THEM YET.

First Native-Recellect that fell
Ter with the big camera? It turns out
that he was a revenue officer.
Second Ditto-Then he wasn't af-
ter moving pictures?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-05
Special Sale
Saturday

Large, ripe Cordial Cherries, prepared by
master confcctioncrs, so that the full rich
flavor is retained, and covered with famous
Lady Helen Chocolates. mouth meltingt
tempting CONNECTION. Equal to- any SIPS
per pound chocolate made i'm the world.
Our Special Candy Sale Price, the full
pound.
IA lb. Countess Amalia Assorted
Candy ................ 3oc
Lady Helen Brazil Nuts, with cream,
AD' [SC
Lady Helen Chocolate Fruits and
Nuts, with cream, lb. ........ 7oc
Lady Helen Chocolate Caramels and
Nougats, lb. 7oc
Arizona republican., 1919-02-13

YOUNG man for salads and sand witches; active and willing to learn. See chef, Donofrio's Cafe. bg
Arizona republican., 1919-02-13
For Rent-Store and Offices

TWO FIRST CLASS connecting of fees. in Walker Bldg Phone 2S5s. 4
Arizona republican., 1919-02-13
For Rent-Land

45 ACRES good stand of cotton and can be volunteered; sandy loam and A water; right at the door of Phoe- nix: S1575; one half cash, must be leased today; exclusively with
 RUGGLES & HASKELL
 q North First Ave. It FOR E.ENT-Forty acres near Peoria, for cash rent. All under culti- vation; no buildings. owner 243 North Fifth street Phoenix. bm 13 ACRES, mile east Alhambra; cot ton or garden; no house. $50 N. Sec ond Ave. Phone 2323. bg SIS ACRES co TON LAND. Yuma Road, S29 per acre, half cash, balance Dec. l. Landlords lien subject to fi- nancing privileg : Phone 332s. If IT ACRES. close to Points for can- taloupes. , acres, all fruit and fine home. Bolin Realty Co.,, 119 N. End Ave. bg
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POSITION IN FAMILY AS TUTOR; BEST REFERENCES. LLEGE GRADUATE, NO OBJECTION IN LEAVING CITY. PERMANENT. BON sow REPUBLICAN,. dr
 YOUNG LADY, well educated, certif- icate to teach Palmer Method of Bus mess Writing, wants work in office or where she can make use of a good pen- manship or where she can perfect her self in shorthand and typewriting. Not afraid of any honest work. Ambitious to give satisfaction. Try me. Box 61P Ken