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the many thousands of do,l.,.
 in raising and rebuilding l,S's anS spss her to work carrying csrsnes sl,a psattis the war. sues durin
 The c. F. Beilnnan was the St. Clair river, tra0l suak channel that has claimed theacheroq has of lake shipping, lonr baty bnesvy oN war. The decks were $ .lanI''f UeIofe A. war. The decks were slowl,,S lI,S ,shHI in, the cabins were washed" d"-y ay. ialEns the ribs were sprung. Tho "Tsy piy, ana was considered hopeless wna1 nle1lnal daet and m1fs antl b6sts 5ne war dsmsnd boat,
 rlsk a cargo and "help win ia, tbo coul brought the attention of r n.,;s, ,ie War; to many of the hundreds S ot lsie mse lylng in the boneyards of tho puAs
 A wrecking firm was ',T oi,a' ,akes. hull and s1,2000 in cash for 9.'sa s tn. ing the old machinery, which ue relnsv. o ted to another boat, and II tbs mas fit owners rebuilt the Bielman 'at a. new rlne City, near here, equipnin.a n. Ma 4 with engines from other pa'g sn1 her shps. Then the old frejpbtaaaN tfaNaged put into commission, a sound lIes st. Was CT ,and today is earning monsa u sssah'
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, Nov. 15.-Indications that the long expected big movement of corn to terminal markets had begun led today to much selling of that grain here. Largely a result. prices closed weak, 1 1-2 to 34c net lower with December 1.22 5-S to 1.27 3-4 and May 1.23 3-4 to 1.24 1-2 Oa.s finished 3-S01-2 to 5-Sil34c down and pro visions at q decline of 10 to 65c.
 Receipts of corn today reached the most liberal total for some time and there were generally accepted forecasts that favor able eather and an increased supply of of empty freight ears would ensure arri- val of 300 carloads of corn In Chicago on Monday.
 Oats sympathiZed with the weakness of corn.
 Provisions were pulled down by de clines in the value of grain and hogs.
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sanitation is almost unknow. schools ad churches are few in number. and altogether the country seems ex- tremely backward. Except for the southern part which is fairly fertile. 1t IS barren waste of rocks and woodless hills and mountains.
 Albania produces scarcely enough crops to support it's inhabitants. The population is upward of two! millions. divided about evenly between Chris tlans and Mohammedans. Only about five per cent of this number are able to read or write.
 The women do all the work. They are veritable beasts of burden. h. deed they compete with the ponies and donkeys as pack carriers, but are not considered by the men as valu- able because they cannot bear up un- der such heavy loads. In the fre- quent sale of young women for wives, the price paid often is not as high as that given for good horse. This severe life among the women shows itself in premature Id age and in many forms of serious physical dis ability. Fifteen per cent of the moth- CTS die in childbirth.
 The men sit around coffee houses, discussing politics. or attend to the business of repelling, by gun or sword, the frequent Serbian or Mon- tenegrin invaders. The hostility to the Serb and Montenegrin never ceases. Feuds, pistol duels and ven dettas are of daily occurrence. The Albanian, once he believes himself or relatives wronged, never rests until complete and fierce vengeance is se- cured. The American Red Cross hos pitalsl throughout the country. are constantly called upon to treat the victims of these 'feuds and vendettas
 The Italians have force of about 25,O0O troops in Albania. The major
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Ohio Woman First
 to Enter Valley
 of Tabled Smokes

Columbus, O., Nov. 15.-Mrs. Rob- ert F. Grisgs, wife of Professor Rob- ert F. Grifgs, of the Ohio State uni versity, is the first white woman to visit the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes" discovered in Alaska in 1916 by her husband. Mrs. Griggs, with their three children, Ruth, 10; David, 8 ,nd Julian 2, accompanied an exploring party to the valley which returned here this week after six months spent in Alaska.
 The vallS, which is national me- morial, is located on the southern peninsula q Alaska in territory now uninhabited At the time Professor Griggs wa there in 1917, several towns existed. Influenza which rav- aged the reninsula was responsible for the diAppearance of the popu- lation, he stated. Children were camping oi the grass, caring for themselves, and were being fed by fisheries at the time of his last visit, he added. h the town of Pawik the party found only one adult left in April.
 University students, who accom- panied the expedition, were praised by ProfessG Griggs for their adapt ability to Ihardships. "I am con- vinced that university-trained men will endureEhardships to which they are entirely unfamiliar better than any other Eype of man," Professor Griggs dechred. Heretofore the ex- petitions hNe relied upon natives.
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Albanians Desire That United States
 Assume Mandate

Tirana, Albania, Nov. 13 (By the Associated Press. s.)-Continued ap- peals are being made by the Alban- ians for the United States to assume mandate for Albania. The Alban- ian has an amazing confidence in America. Scarcely a week goes by which some local Albaian society or group of patriots does not present a petition addressed to the Americans appealing to President Wilson to in tercede on behalf of their country. When the Associated Press cores pendent was passing through a small town south of here on horseback, he was stopped by the mayor and local officlals who presented to him an ap- peal, seeking the protection of the United States because the Greeks were reported to have taken posses sion of the city of Koritza, in south ern Albania.
 The Italian protectorate is in CD. eration but most Albanians profess a distinct dislike for the Italians. saw ing their desire is merely to exploit the country and to retain a strategic foothold in the Balkans. Some oi them say they fared better and the country progressed more under the Austrians. American observers say the Italians have brought, great ma. terial and moral good tosthe countr, and have stabilized things dn .an eff fectual way. EsS (
 ] The country is extremely primitivs and there are continual internal dis orders. Railroads or telegraphs dt not exist, many of the most ordinar, conveniences of life are wanting
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Tanning My Husband 1e1e ClurN Newspaper Syndicate By
1919, by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate.

when told her of replacing the pic- ture Crittenden had destroyed. With her hands holding my face and her eyes looking steadily into mine, she said: And after that my sweet daughter, !.,nowyou will be good to Crittenden, that you will not delib- erately antagonize him, that you will make every reasonable effort to have peace in your home. But, and her eyes flashed as her militant spirit showed, "don't forget that a wife has rights and that you have promised me to protect yours against Critten- den's natural tendency to override them" Y
 We were silent again. Mother Hayes leaned back in her chair and put her hand loving upon my knees. .~."There is one, thing, Bess," she told me, softly, ''that need never worry you. know that you will nev- CT, never have cause for a moment's s jealously as long as you are Critten- den's wife" !,
 "And I know that, Mother Hayes, just as well! as you do." I replied.
 Yes, she said. reflectively, ''the Hayes men-our Hayes men-want their way if the heavens fall; but, thank God, they are straight.
 It had grown late. Shadows had begun long ago to creep into the fa: corners of the room. The beautiful old-fashioned walnut four-poster seemed grotesouely to reach upward to the high ceiling, it's polished posts merging into theIi wavering shadows of the semi-darkness that had come while we talked. '
 I had begun to think that my dis tinguished looking father-in-law had let Crittenden have the reins and that as Colonel Hayes had scoffingly
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ANOTHER BREAK IN
 COTTON PRICES WITH
 NEAR MONTHS WEAK

New York. Nov. 15.-There was another big break in the cotton market today With spring and summer months making new tow ground for the movement. January contracts broke from 3j.5o to early higher level to 34. 1J and May from 32.9o to 32 B =. 11U points,
 The opening was II points higher on December but generally D to jS points lower under overnight selling orders. Near months were relatively firm with Dcceln- Der selling up to 3C.9S ;te points net higher but spring and summer deliveries did nut fully recover the early losses and the market turned very weak i'll the late trading under heavy liquidation and Wall >,Icrt selling.
 I.1rll Loco =
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STOCKHOLDERS SPECIAL, Nrrr,x,

Notice is hereby given that T vno.,., meeting of the stockholders of tbo 'ppvlal p' ence Sanitarum will be held at inc INf lors of the Citizens bank. at p,na @ nlpsI par. Ark. on the 10th day of ,Jannarv pan, ,nl, at 9:n o'clock Il. m.. for the r,,rnosl i'-u considering an amendment to nrricln paragraph of the articles of agraom.ot M and incorporation of the said r.,le.nel r,ornel Sanltarlum of Pine Bluff Ark. so y,sne as te make said paragraph hereafter read oS ' ,u p lows: "' as 10. Fourth: ."rhe general nature If A. business proposed to be transacted hv th,s ias corporation is to establish. maintain .us ans operate a hospital or hospitals for aha ha treatment and care of the sick. to o,n.. ms and own buildings for that purposp and 'ts ta purchase land and buildings for tha ' rso :" of hospitals and to borrow money ssS oSS execute mortgages and deeds of trnst "Ou 0S such lands and property and buildings to secure any loans made to the corno,s' tion, to execute lease contracts of anv property owned by the corporat1on aIs ais. for other than hospital purposes, to a' tablish and maintain schools for the tr,in ing of nurses for the care of the s;eI and do all things necessary and incilen.. tai to all of the above" and for tho nur pose of considering any other busines which may properly come before saGl meeting.
 This 14th day of November. 1919
 D. E. NINEN. President
 11-1f0SS1
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
CAPABLE SALES MANAGERS

CAPABLE SALES MANAGERS
 Out $2.50 pocket check protector per foratcs and inks equal to high-priced ma chimes should be sold to every owner of check book. Want state. district and county managers who are eapable of or ganizing and handling sales people. This proposition good from $5.00D to $&S,ooO per year. according to territory and ability. Mir. Salesman. here's your chance to quit the road. live at home and make more money. The w. M Spnks Co.,, Memphis. Tenn. sole distributors. 1t WE WILL START YOU IN THE CLEAN ing and dyeing business little capital needed. hig profits Write for booklet. The Ben-Vonde system. Dept. 193, Charlotte, N C
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with all it's evils" they said, "was paradise compared to the Bolshevill hades we have been living through.
 "The last few months. when the majority of the members of the Kiav committee of public safety, were al. ways under the influense of drink or drugs, transcended all conceivable awmulness. After every meeting, huge heaps of empty spirit and wine bottles and scores of morphine and cocaine bottles were found.
 "The members of the chief of the committee sat before cage with wooden bars reaching to the ceiling. The prisoners were marched through the cage to be reviled and sentenced to death. Afterward they were strip- ped naked and carted off to the slaughter house.
 Another committee conducted is proceedings in the open air in a beautiful garden. The judges spraw- led over a table and pronounced death sentences wholesale. drinking cham. pagne in the intervals.
 "One woman over 60 years old. was arrested and taken out several successive nights to a firing-wali against which she was placed while shots were fired around her head. This was done to extract informa tion as to the whereabouts of an of- ficer's son whom she didn't even know. She was finally executed. A priest was crucified."
 Other British residents said the Healy girls often, in the name of their British nationality. openly de- fled the Bolshevik authorities and successfully concealed number of officers and other intended victims.
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Bodies Found by
 Thousands Since
 Kiev Was Captured

Kiev., Nov. 13.-(By the Associat- ed Press .)-Bodies of victims exs- cuted by the Bolsheviki during their occupancy of this city are constant ly being found and the first esti- mate of 4,OO0 is evidently much be- low the real total.
 Three Irish girls Eva. May and Filesen Healy, who lived in Kiev dur ing the last six months of Bolsheviat rule, gave the correspondent an ac- count of Bolshevik operations.
 "The autocracy of the Romanoffs,
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By KATHLEEN FOX

predicted, his son had let the young horses run away. But now I heard the thud-thud of flying feet on the drive. They had returned. Crittenden called his mothers tered the house. We answered and he came bounding up the starway. What are you two girls doing ?'' he cried, gaily, kissing us both.
 Plotting against the whites ?" she bantered.
 His mother gave him the fond smile, smile full of tender mother love, smile that I knew meant a mothers yearning for the little boy that would never be again. But l knew something that Crittenden did not know when her answer came. l had the advantage of knowing ex- actly what she meant when she re- piled to his banter.
 "Yes, Crittenden, that is just what we have been doing," she said, a voice; plotting against the whites, but for their own good"
 "Oh, I knew you two were up to something," he insisted
 "There's always a plot-a brewing when two women get together"
 Then Crittenden turned to me ex- citedly.
 "Bess, Bess," he said, pointing downward. "What do you know about it! Dad let me drive the horses all the way back from town!"
 "And you did not let them run away?" I said. affecting surprise.
 Certainly not, he replied. q can handle them as we'll as he can, but he'd never admit it."
 "You child," said his mother as we laughed at him.
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HORSES AND MULES

About the goth of this month we will occupy the building. corner Barraqne and Alabama streets. formerly used aS our livery barn. us our sales barn. At that time We will receive several cars of horses and mules and will sell them at prices that will defy competition. If you contemplate buying you will save money
 by waiting. Special prices to dealers. Berlin Brothers 11-1j-6t
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COTTON SEED OIL.

New York. Nov. 15.-Cotton seed oil was lower under local liquidation induced by the weakness in kindred markets and for eign exchange. Sales A9O barrels. Tenders 100 barrels. Prime Nrude 1a.o0M 20M 06: prime summer yellow spot 22.5O: Decem- Der 22.OO: March 22.15: May 22.30: prime winter yellow 245o: prime summer white 25 90 nominal
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part of these are in the vicinity of Valona. The rest are used in police and garrison duty in different parts of the country. Their presence has tended to tranquilize the country and keep down the troublesome elements among the population. There are re- curing sporadic clashes, however, between the Albanians, Serbs and Montenegrins, in which frequently the Italians are forced to take part.
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High Low Close Pv's
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans. Nov. 1J.-The selling movement ill cotton was continued today and it gained it's greatest momentum toward the end so that on all months but December ciosing prices were the lowest of the session and the market was toned weak on the close. Last prices were 4j points lower on December at 36.SJ and 70 to 1o1 points lower on the rest of the list. The main reason for the selling was due to q continued unfavorable view of the money market. Fair weather over the belt was also selling factor.
 High Low Close P'vs.
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Jananese factories employ 5oon,5 female workers, 100000 m under 9Vuve tull ty years of age. The work ds,' ."'!s raw silk factories is 13 to 14 Sas Ssu "a and in weaving mills 14 to 1s 1oun hou, None of the women stand the ssss's stra. more than a year and consnms.9 ss.all is prevalent. ''''''''ioa
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Steamer, Sunk
 Many Years Ago,
 E,rns Money Now

Port H46n. Mich., Nov. 15-- Stranded .aH sunken, lying for years a slowly Hifntegrating hulk, the old wooden freithten. Bielman. one of the pioneeri of lake-end to lake-end to lake-en{ navigation, is today earning forlnew owners profits that, it is said, III shortly repay to them
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

New York. Nov. 15.-The sugar market was quiet today and business was re. ported by the board. Prices were unchans- ed at I.2S for centrifugal to the .refiner. New crops were also quiet. No sales were reported.
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~ ~ The old reslasA rem edy Guaranteed tor A one bottle to benefit
 VI any case of Pellagra

Rheumatism. or any bloe6 liver or kidney disease or money refunded. G. s ia great tnufc ana sy stem builder Sold hv III d,n~etsts nr seut nrepaiS t1 70 per hottie. s:x bottles fo, $S on Dealers order G g from your job hers Write me tor testimonials Though said
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Oileans, Nov. 15.-Rough rice strong No sales. Receipts 2557 sacks: millers receipts 1,SO9.
 Clean r.e strong strong Sales s 276o pockets Rose , 1-tM11 1-2. Receipts 3.71S Bran per ton 4500. Polish per ton 65.OO
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SITUATION UNBELIEVABLE

A GOOD LIVE AGENT IN PINE BLUFF to represent a good old line insurance company; writing the best monthly health and accident on the market; good cOmmis sion contract to right party. Address J.
 II. Thompson, general agent, Box 619 Little Rock, Ark. 11-14-1ta
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F. sT. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis. Nov 15.-Hogs: 4.O0O steady. Top 14.SO: bulk 14.5Oa14S 80: med ium IA. 4Odl4. 80; light 14.OOM14.75: pigs 14OOM 145q Cattle 2GO0: no sales. High CT for weel. Sheep 800; no scales. Steady to higher for week.
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WANTED TO TRADE.

WANTED TO TRADE-ONE 5-PASSEN- ger high-cla automobile with new Victor ia top: new battery: new cord tires, new paints: Al shape, for stock in Arkansas and Texas Oil and Lease Co. No 1, or Climber Motor corporation stock. Address Automobile care Graphic.
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c. Haddon Chambers play. "Cap- tain Swift" will be screened by vit- agraph. N
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COTTON SEED FOR
 PLANTING

SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE, WE
 OFFER: POLK-Fifty tons pure POLK Seed grown and ginned by R. c. Towne, Phillip, Mississippi from first picking before rain. Good sound, pure POLK. EXPRESS - Twenty-Five tons or thirty tons pure EXPRESS, grown in North Mississippi Delta. Picked and ginned before the rainy spell MISSISSIPPt SILK-Fcur tons pure Mississippi Silk Cotton Seed, grown on Charles Scott's Delta Plantations Picked and ginned before the rain.- Pulls 7-16 to 1 1-2 inches.
 Phone us collect or wire us for prices on these seed. We prefer that VOL nhone.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New Yolk. Nov. 15.--Final prices on Liberty bold today were: 3 1-Gs 1OO.4 i; first As @.70: second As 93OO: first As N.70;I second 4 1-4's 93.0S: third t 1-4s A60; fourth Ifs 9312: Victory 3 3-4s 9936: Victory f 3-4's 99.34.
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n LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED II II or bottom fafnS at : and per cent with prompt service and liberal v1Ina- tious Sc. w x Pierce. room 3u7. Cti. zens bank building. Pine llu,i.
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SPOT COTTON.

New York Nov. 15.-Spot cotton steady; middling 3G35.
 New Orleans. Nov. 15.-Spot cotton steady 9 points lower. Sales on the spot 1.OS5: to arrive 576. Low midding 34. 9; middling 3&.50: good middling 41.25 Re cpiDtS 551S stock 46294S
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-SJ00o0 TO S5OO0.0o on improved farms: no expense whatever 10 sec.lrc n loan. Apply to C. <. McNew.
 Rrai Estate Agency. l6 Pine St. l'iDc EIuT. Ark. lo-j f
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-BY FIRST CLASS DRESS maker from Norfolk. Va. ladies' dresses shirt waists. chiltircns clothes, coat suits, etc, to make: also altering and remodel ing. My prices arc right, try me. am temporarily located at 123 \. Beech St.
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TAKEN UP


 TAKEN UP-ONE COW AT MY PLACE at Twelfth and Tennessee. marked both ears cropped collar dark. minglic lined back: taken up Oct. 30, 1919. Owner can have same by calling at my place and paving for damage to crops. this ad and feed. s. A. Crawford, West Twelfth and Catalpa.
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BUNCH OF KEYS OWNER CAN HAVE same " paying for this advertisement
 Graphic 11-11-ft
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FEMALE HELP.
FOR RENT-ROOMS
FOR SALE

ONE 1918 DODGE TOURING; ONE 1917 Dodge touring one 1918 Ford touring; one ; passenger sport model Cadillac; oue . passenger Grow Elhhart: onr j passenger Stoddard Dayton Touring Car: o.i smith | 0rm-A Truck; all of the apoye cars Ire In Al shape and we will sell thes. cars at one third cash down and the balance an ten monthly payments. M'Get ," Mcior Sales Co
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FOUND

TAKEN UP \ MULE. Owner can have same by calling It 1 HIS ". Fallen and properiy giving iden- i tification. paying for this ad and feed
 ! bill. 11-S-lno
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BLACK VELVET PURSE CONTAINING
 ten dollar bill, two street car tickets and other small articles Lost somewhere be- tween McEwen's store and Union station or on West Fifth avenue. Finder please notify Miss Ruth Couch, 124 West Fifth and receive reward n-14-6t
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ON EAST SECOND BETWEEN STATE and Main. one child's white neck fur piece Return to county jail and receive re-
 ward. 11-1J3ts
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SALESMAN WANTED.

Safes soi1a and safes bought. Adams Printing company. tf
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CHEAP FOR CASH. SIX LONG COUNT scales. one 100 lbs. capacity ice box, all In first class condition. For full informa
 lion address P. o. Box 662, Pine Bluff. Ark II l4-ti
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LOST.

BUNCH OF KEYS, ON RING CON taining name plate. Jno R. Bloom. Find. CT please return to Pine City Electric
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ANCONA BOOSTERS. THOROUGHBRED Sheppards. finest laying chickens in the world. xS.0 to $500 each. John p. Iracie Rob Roy, Ark
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GLOBE, ARIZONA, 7Gx176 OCCUPIED by three stores, rented: center of city.
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ONE HORSE. ONE SET HARNESS, ONE wagon: horse will work any where and weighs 1200. Phone 90 or sa3
 9-4-tf
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SEVERAL FIVE AND SIX ROOM modern houses: fine condition. easy terms
 near Lakeside school. Tom B!odsntt. t,nnne snia A2lff
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UPRIGHT PIANO, IN GOOD CONDE
 tlon. Call at 2Oo1 Chestnut or phone g1SG. 11-12-Gt
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

ONE 1918 FORD TOURING CAR. SEE Geo II. Adams, or phone II. 11-11-tf
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AGENTS WANTED

Expert auto painting and house decorating. Detroit Auto Painting company. Twenty years experience in the business. POS East Second, hone 2524. 10-16-tf