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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-05

Escritas las a%nteriores lineas ei te-
legrafo nos trae Ia no:icia de que Ia
Camara Local, ha hecho va Ia deslg-
nacion de Gobernador del Estado, en-
favor del General Jose E. Santos.
Asi pues, los temores de la gran
mayoria neolonesa que do su vote a
favor del candidate Garcia, que esta-
ba segura del triunfo en- las caslllas,
pero que dudaba del que habia me-
hester conseguir contra Ia oposiclon
en- las atlas esferas gubernatlvas, Sc
han confirmado y iustificado plena-
mente. Seguros estamos, sin embar-
go, de que Ia cordura del pueblo de
Nuevo Leon, sabra mantenerlo le-
jos de excesos Y v%iolencias, tras de
esta inesperada resolution de la Ca
mara
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are not living in ghettos--we do not
mean social ghettos-these we still
have; we do not live within Chin
csc walls. Our life is an open one
we are an integral part of the larg-
er communicated the rabbi who
fails to represent our life in the
larger life, fails of a very definite
part of his task. On the other hand,
the rabbi who becomes only an
ambassador to the Goyiin' an
ambassador only to our nom Jew
ish neighbors, and forgets his prim-
airy responsibility to the House of
Israel, has failed even more than
has the rabbi who is unrepresenta-
tive. For after all, let it not be said
too loudly-there are many lay
men who can represent the Jews as
we'll as rabbis can-and better; but
there are few who can do the rabbits
work insofar as it appertains to the
constructive growth of the Kehillih
the Jewish community itself.
And may we be. permitted to OBJ
serve, that it occurs to us that many
a rabbi has made just, this error:
He has failed to stress strongly
enough his own congregational and
Jewish work, in the face of the more
alluring-and more appreciated
extra Jewish communal work. We
will very cheerfully admit that the
communal work of a rabbi-using
the word communal in the larger
sense-is much more attractive than
the hum-drum work of the congre-
cation. How much pleasanter it is
to address a meeting Of women and
hear their praises, than to work on
a sermon a week, and then find that
one is speaking to empty benches,
sleepy men and elderly women!
How much pleasanter it is to at
tend meeting Of some sociological
organization where every one is
alive with interest, than to attend
service, where either the mourners
are already present, or else they
walk in just before Kaddish, and
leave Immediately after it. How
much p1easanter it is to work with
company of boy scouts who really
show a good deal Of respect than to
work. continually with. ones Sab
bath school in which the children
are made to feel by their parents
that this is sort of necessary
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
The Members of the Conference.

A good deal of fun has been
poked at the Reform Rabbis by the
Orthodox brethren because of the
fact that the college has graduated
a great many men who are not
LANDANIM-- experts in the litera-
ture of Israel, especially the Tai
mudic and Rabbinical lore. Some of
the college graduates-those who
are most deeply learned in Talmud,
Midrash, Medieval philosophy and
modern Hebrew, are the men who
came to the college from Russia or
Poland, or Hungary, and who had
already acquired deep learning in
the Yeshivas-Athe Rabbinical col
leges in those countries. A few of
these-a very few indeed-still re-
tain other clH@ae teristics of the
Yeshiva which are not distinctly
American; and of these men, we in
the South, have our quota. Even the
Hebrew Union College. was not able
to eradicate some of the Yeshiva-
bochur aberrat,ans; of some of these
men, In the main, however, they
have made excellent leaders-and
in the conference now, the men of
American birth who have not had
the advantage Of that kind of thor
ough training in Jewish literature
which every expert ought to have,
defer to their Judgment in matters
of lore and ritual. 1t is one thing
to become rabbi after eight years
of study in tle@college-and half
days at that; it is quite another
thing to start the Serious study of
Jewish Literature at the age of five
or six, and study it daily and with
out cessation until the age of seven
teen or eighteen, and then eight
years above that period.
So far as we know, America has
not yet produced real landau
worthy of the name. Those that we
have are the products of Europe;
and this holds true of the confer
ence as we'll as of Jewry in general in
this country.
But the fact is that rabbis nova
days are not called upon to exhibit
their profound knowledge Of Jew
ish. sources. They ought to be at
home in the various branches Of
Jewish Literature. They ought to
know WHERE. to find things; it
is not demanded of them that they
he ,,,a+,or,y evcar+c -, To1r,1,1d and
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April IS, 1919
THE CENTRAL CONFERENCE
OF AMERICAN RABBITS.
Impressions-Isaac M. Wise and
Reform.

The conference met this year
some three months earlier than
usual on account of the centenary
of the Birth of Isaac M. Wise, it's
founder. It met in the historic city
of Cincinnati, which saw Wise's
greatest struggles and which houses
the greatest monument to him, the
Hebrew Union College, 1t met in
the new college-that, superb group
of buildings in which that kind of
Judaism is taught, which according
to the conference, is born of Amer
lean soil, and embodies the demo-
cratic ideals of the American democ-
racy.
1t was in Cincinnati that the great
Reformer did the wonderful fighting
for Judaism which to him, liber-
ated the Judaism of Europe from
those elements which made the faith
of our fathers stumbling block to
the educated youth of the day. 1t
was in that city that the great Wise
planned the Union of American He
brew Congregations, the greatest
congregational assembly in the
world, and the lay representative of
Reform; it was in that city that
Wise planned and brought to frui-
ton his dreams of a school for the
education of American rabbis for
American Jews; it was here that he
worked out his plans for the Cen
trail Conference of American Rab-
bis, the strongest, rabbinical confer
ence in the history of Judaism.
There are those who disagree with
the Reform of Wise; there are those
who laugh at his institutions-the
pride now of American Jews; there
are those who damn Reform, Re-
form Rabbis and everything that
these stand for; but all, even the
intelligent enemies of Wise and
American Reform Judaism agree,
that of the Jews of the last century
no one in this country-and few
elsewhere-cou1d have done the
great work that this late leader &C
complished. He was indeed, the
Master Builder of that Judaism
which is peculiar in America, that
conception of Our religion, which
without doubt, saved for the
House of Israel, thousands of men
and women, who, born and reared
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$3.50 east. So MONTHLY -StN.
room cottage. with hntht
plumbing complete fHltE
1850. lot JONt2n a3rd ave. ".
$3.50 cash se5 monthly. tL2h0r-
h.Foum. wen butt cottage
HtuA city water and liEht. lot
6uNI3n iGtd ave "
$3.50 cash and fea monthly t-ruatn
new modern cottage fireplace.
fronts un paved boulevard cr-
meut WALKS an taxes paid .
good view Interplay
81 500 t-rnom modern cottage tea
Honnhir cHHh payment and tsh
monthly 1ith ave
BUILDING LOTS $500 Co 1850. $40
snsh ana $50 monthly lnN suht 90
60 aitry. an taxes paid.
DAVID T. EASTMAN
leei Third Ave
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NICE MODERN &-RpON FLAT FoR
two people choicc location. ihone
West Sft.
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stall 90. 3 ms graduated sugar.
use stall 81. pure fresh pasteurized
milk. i3c at stall rs. rice flour, Z
ms 25c: white corn meal. 10 lbs. 69c 4;
pancake flour. 1Oc III. Scotch por-
ridge oats. lbs. iSc. stalls 31-&S.
3bc can sliced pineapple. 25c; CSC
pkg. Cream OF Barley lac. 3 bars
crystal White soap, csc, g Sc pkgs
sea Foam powder 25c. stalls f-N-9.
zoe can tomatoes, corn or peas, lac .
use can solid pack tomatoes, zoe; 3
lbs. navy beans. 2bc.
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IMPROVED DAIRY RANCH SNAP
90 acres Of real loan HHil located
ia snuhuuiah county. Inc hfHrt OF
the DAIRY section. uhrt cleared
barn aud other uutbuIidluEF CO.,.
thHrd. HmAIl fruit. I hofrt nUd 4
suw. hrifsfH wagon iuEEt.
separator ard other farm tuulH
some household furniture. FsrI
snap Hrr this al once Price
g. lnu. $500 each
y VAS AHHDALE a. go
Main 20 1913 Thlrd Ave
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Public Markets


stall III. Mrs. Porter's peanut but
ter. soc m home made mayonnRisc,
t0c ID: large cans Heinz baked
beans. 35c; apple Jelly. 20c 10. stall
n, Flake White shortening. +lc n
. MS b3c. stall As, 1 lbs. red beans.
2bc. ms. orchard run pruncs. 25c,
3 large cans tomatoes. ilc. I lbs
rolled oats. gSc. lbs farina. 2bc,
best soda crackers. lSc N; Cream
cites. l0c pkg.. goo cans corn, S5c,
2Oc can peaches. l5C. stall ~, Yak
lima Gem potatoes. $3.50 sack. deliV-
erred soft she'll walnuts, zoe III
black walnuts. ms. 25C.
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Stall IL s lbs. sugar. use. stan
&C. large cans Carnation milk. II iac.
stall ~. kristofcrson's pure fresh
milk. 13c at stall 81. butter. 41c
n: sharp cheese. 30c n: peanut
butter. 2ic n. lbs, zoe. oleomar-
garine. lbs, sL04
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CORNER

stall 102, tall cans milk. Csc.
guaranteed eggs. iSc doz, doa, S5c;
fancy Jersey butter, iSc ~. ms.
ODE. peanut butter = lbs. 25c, . -
ms ASc: Nut-Ola margarine, SEC III !.
Flake White. &c III: t5c bulk cot-
fec. 3Sc, ? lbs. $40; iOc bulk cot-
zee. sac lbs Csc; 35c bulk coffee.
zoe stall II. Yakima Gem potatoes,
Sl75 sack, delivered; lemons, zoe
doZ.
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ftAN iuE ana selling ORDERS FNFfhtfo
on all classes Of railroad. indus
trial. bank and other local securi-
ties. Quotations and late informa-
ton ON file
HERRtN & RHODES. Inc
Eztabiiahed 1896
STOCKS AND HpNnS
iia Cherry ST Main 1872.
II WILL BUY
Liberty Bonds. all issues spot cash
at New York stock Exchange
prices
SOC Beacon Coal Mines
1900 Alaska Petroleum 4 Coal
5000 Northern Petroleum.
Central Building Bonds.
I WILL SELL
1 600 Universal ~ T. TcL.,.. $3.50
500 Oklahoma Texas y. a r. zoo
tNow paying is per cent on t@opl
5000 Lone star Oh ...t...t.. .Vl =
5000 Trojan oil, California. OF y
5000 Call switch ............ 90 y
I 600 Mount Rainier Mining. os
20 Pan Motor, MINI, ....... $50
5000 Copper King Mining &
smelling .s....st..+... 'ua q
100 Aero Alarm. common 10 30
400 Great Western Petroleum Is
&. J STEEpLE
lis cherry st Main $500.
Gao Years in tho BusinessD
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so FER CENT OF THE CERgtN
TRUCK Us BUILT ~ SEATTLE
We build trucks In tho same way.
wtth the same efficient view -
details and HturdlneHs that be- foi-
lowed BY Eastern manufactures
The only difference la In the
quantity Of the yearly pruduc-
ton. We build for the Pacific
Northwest and they build for ma
tiunai use We know tho details
and topography Of our territory
much better than the general
run % manufacturer We know
road and hauling conditions IN
the Pacific NorthweHt much bet
ter than Detroit builders There
fore. wc are 80 better position e.
build wiz strength and aturdt.
ncFa 60 stand tho strain Of This
rugged country. Every dollar
possible ia distributed among
ioeai concerns for supplies and
material
GERsfN MANUFACTURING 60
-3t9-23 Firm Az. Phone Main s9s.
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COME tn TODAY

FRANK wNTERHouSE & co.
AUTO Dept Pine at Bellevue,
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FARM LANDS
STOP ETHIKfNG
OWN a FAHAf

~ mere fNF sun IN mes
zoo Days in the Year
We make regular enrurrlunn 20
the celebrated Three Rivers
region ~ the Yakima coun-
Try here they have the
longest grow ing season
north ~ the Mason Dixon
line. Go along with ur ana
Dee the pruHperour farms
whore they are raising riA
tons or alfalfa 60 the acre.
eight 90 IS tons ~ npudr Co
the acre. 20 tons % sugar
brsfs Go the acre.-and max
ING bis money from hogs and
dairy wing
Wonderfully productive trfi-
gated land. 800 an mere. The
water lH now on tho land.
not promise Tor three or
four ysnra hence MAY BIZ
but IL actually irfighting
this land right now No
stumpa 60 clear tnc sea
SONS crop viii phy Tor the
land Three trnnaruntl mental
roads 60 transport your
crops Land sold on easy
i~run Call for further in
formation.
WESTERN PACIFIC
rifles GO.
s05-s-ie HoEc bldE. seattle
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HEAL ESTATE LOANS
iEGAI NOTICES

. Will NOT BE EEsPOSsfBLB
far any debts contracted By MIS-.
a NIsHen. ALBERT NiSsEN.
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FoR sALr-,,raL ESTATE


6 srnom modern house, located
on lhkrview boulevard. -
blocks from the end OF the
summit car line concrete
basement furnace heat good
rtaed living room. dining
room kitchen. three bed
rooms and bath fine view ~
lake aud mountains all im-
proVrnentH iu. including paw
Ing. and paid 10 run For
uulCk sale. We OTTER thiH
house Tor $4,000. $500 down.
and balance like rent POS.
secession on cor before frhru-
nty IS
WHITE & ROLAND. Inc.
Main ESQ bO0 Lrafy hldg
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EXCEPTIONALLY SAFE
fsl a. Al .sIH affHH HfH

fSVBsTMENr
80 ACHES. located eioHr 10
t'1uirho. 20 acres ,lrarnd. and
has been ia crop. excellent
coil. barn and chicken
hpuHeH This ranch Boz up-
praised ~ % valuation uf
$4,000. and we'll worth the
money. and viii cell for that
amount Iu less than blk
months The owner. hunIa
ness woman. 90 protect other
intrrcHtH. has gwen 40 tho
low price or $500. with only
81 400 cash down. balance
$40 per year for 10 years.
at s. per cent interest. VIII
show SUNDAY
ELMtt tNEEHTMENT 60
St3-Is acahaurd BLDG til 1900.
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tNTERuRnAN GARDEN TRACTS
AltILI- IN Al.-I.

tNTERuRnAN GARDEN TRACTS
E-ACHE TRACTS
Nil ron t4T5
$50 CASH AND tin MONTHLY
tNrEHtHtAN STATION ~ THE
CENTER or ADDITION
We know that there ia no better
land IN western Washington az
any price than We are offering at
the extremely low price above
stated Just think 81 getting five
acres 81 land that o.
LEVEL As a FLOOR
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND
EVERETT
CLOSE TO PACIFIC HIGHWAY
CLOSE TO SCHOOL AND STORE
CLOSE TO BEAUTIFUL SILVER
THE VERY REST. PLENTY o.
WATER WITH 4 car LINE AT
NotN ppuH ALL ron itlb.
LIBERTY BONDS TAKEN IL
HENT
INVESTIGATE
tndspendt and an ideal home at
PUGET sotiEb FARMS 90
COS Tiiiitp AVE. NEAR JAMES
RAISE YouH OWN GARDEN
TiliH YEAR
Noui save money on the vegetable
sou eat fuull save more On The
vegetable Nuu can and ON DC
tpuhn and root cr"ps you store f"r
winter EY~fy square foot ur
ground yuu clear means money In
your pocket t.rt the pife grow
flowers Thrrr'H exquisite uirus.
ure in grow NIX them and munft
In them n you cell Thorn. There
afr more than two dozen kinds ~
Flowers which DO sell outdoor
fur which thrfr iH good market
t.et thr children raise rahhIt-
There's non.N ln rabbits. also in
squhha ia fact a piece 81 good
land ls fhr beet Investment ia the
world today lot mo show Pou
snmr rich land on AUTOMOBILE
hiEhwab between iutrftFhan and
sound uuiy a short walk from
stag 1900. stores and arhouis
bniy $3.50 an acre. on trrmr ~
SIS prf acre cash Move on your
land anr time RAISE Nut o. pWS
Garden THIS YEAR Jraarn.
JONES a PiuNSEY
ki7 Nf--ana Ave Ground Floor
90 AcRER 2 ACRES CLEARED Is
bearing fruit trees. house haf
root huuHr. miik route daily nhlp
yard nawmili close BY Plenty -
work Price Gato0. terms 1900
cash. balance eas1
acres. sil cleared. Broom house
root house. harm. three chicken
huuu~s apriug water. Price 81 600
terms $500 each. balance EASY
This q q dandy pihc. fuf ehtckcns
60 acres 70 acres cleared. good soil
GROOM house. barn. chicken house .
cows horse. pts. chickens. all
farm implements. Price $1,000
terms half each
MERRITT REALTY 90
al New York Block
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MALE uEiP WANTED

rysrS COMPANY Is ENGAGED. ~
MN~rfEAC.TtRING WIRE l. p ; :
ZAppARATIfS FOR TuE Y. y
OK URGENT ORDERS. WI ~. -
AcHIS lists. AFFKt.N ~ ~,
-ppf.rSUFRS AND flaAI .iss.
spREFERFNcE WILL HE ely - -
-cAtropS MODERN FACTORY
.purLDI~CS AND IDEAL WORN
,rSs; CONDITIONS. APPLY PM
.pI.pyMF.NT MANAGER, n IL
-EOrR~E & CLARKE ME-. ~,
COR. r, MARGINAL WAY ANp
SPOKANE ST.
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IMPROVED BOTTOM LAND

IMPROVED BOTTOM LAND
FRutT-GooD HOUSE
About ~ acres. the finest Kind
81 black bottom land bal
ance Of place higher sound.
but not rocky. attractive
house. good sized rooms.
bungalow style. large. well
butt chicken house, trap
ueHted storage shed. root
house splendid we'll water
besides spring on property.
hearing orchard small fruits
different varieties IuiidinEH
ana impruy rmsnta have boon
made. not with an idea lf
selling, but fot Il home. Cow.
pigs. chickens can be- had ~
a reasonable price CON
Nsuieut FOR people working
ia town Price $4,000. rhHy
terms can be arranged
ntHkE q fAUttAN
2ua New York Block
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ACREAGE
BARGAIN

Large tract or land: thoroughly
cleared and fenced. G-room
house. weed shed. chicken
house and smoke house. 80
henring fruit trees. peaches.
rluma. pears apples and
chorricut hedges. roses and
other Ehruhbcry. electric
lights. good ghhorhood.
near graded and nigh school:
can live hero and work IN
city. scent fare 60 residents
Price 1880. terms 10 rcspon-
Hiblo party Immediate poa-
ReHaion Take EHst Madison
cpr and county ferry 10 Kirk
band and inquire at Burke a
Farrars office on ferry
landing.
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arocks ANp noNDs


a. LOANED ON EACH $50 LiBER-
~ bond. only 20r monthly. 1920
Smith HldE
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WE HAVE Z LIVE WIRE HCYEHS
az this tifuo for partially Improved
farms. 10 to 81 acres, Snohou ia
or King county We are selling
farms ana can soil yours. Try VA
= \ LtfND
1902 First Ave Elliott 5G3t.
20-ACRE SNAP
NEAR EENT
Rich. productive land. partly inn
proved nice creek. wen improved
district. close 60 school: " r. h..
milk route. 81. 400. terms
ROBERT MALTBY co. zoos 3rd Ave
FOR SALE. ~ BELLEVUE NieA x
the wharf. large lots and acre
Prices moderate and terms easy.
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90 ZOE Observation-Disclosures

O. u WILLIAMS co.
SASH and DOORS
Wnthct sash Tor starting YOUR early
plants Tor immediate delivery
Hathci sash 9-oNe-o nt.....-. 70
uothcd sash t-oNe.1 a. ,.... ttse
Grecnheuse glass, ioNit. pcr box -
RSrn ''1 sash. aud & is6t', -.
,......,. go. 49,, o9 g Z %
Is equal tu any on the market
today and we are selling a -
i-ply Goid Seal roofing ....... %
2-fiy Gold Seal roofing ..ss..t. 81 30
a-piy Cold Seal roofing ...-..- $500
We also have a large stock ~
4-inch and e-inch bungalow ce-
dRr siding. selling at s. and SIS
per 1000 feet
Our isrge illustrated catalogue
We se;ii anyone snip anywhere
one price 90 All
o ~ WILLIAMS CO.
1913 FfrHt Ave seattle
RELIABLE PIANOS EASY TERMS
no Interest Satisfaction or your
money back. Lrnicncy In case ~
sickness \ square deal 20 every
customer. ana every customer a
booster for us nu NnrrY fiann
Co reliable plano people. store 30
3. az los Union Il
.sHOW Us & HOME WHERE MUSIC
dweiis. and sou show uH home
where mother. father. sister broth
or and their friends love % Eaiher
aud share ilfc'a greatest enjoy
ueut together pu harry ihne
Co. los Union at store No y. re-
liable piano people
REST PIANO AND FftOSoIiiafH
values ne rrinEer'a Piano House.
fn97 Third ave. Elliott 1901
FIRE AND RURGLA R-PHooF
4 - 49, NJ
and exchanged Lock expert work
and repairing
PURCELL SAFE CO
Main SCI Tis-T2a Fourth Ave-
coon USED PIANOS WANTED
WIN nay IN e. $3.50 cash Tor rr-
liable pianos. suitable for our rent
department. only quality pianos
los Union 81
PHoNOC; gAPHs Our SPECIALITY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MUSICAL RECORD ENCHASGF
Opposite New times Ridw
PrASO-No HOME sHouL hE
without piano for the patti,
Used Piano Dept. Du Barry Plano
Co. los rnion -.
PIANO ufsY fsRS-EASY TERMS. NO
interest lrntrnrv iu case - ate &.
ness or lack Of employment \ safe
place 20 buy piano. pu barry
Piano Co. the store that gives sat
isfaetion or morcy back
WICK THE PIANO WITH \
soul made by masters high
priced but worth the price. pu
Harry Piano co. for reliable pianos
USED PIANO RARGAtSS--rlt HI
best snaps in town. Scsins be-
levin Used Piano Dept. Du Barry
Piano Co. los Union st
TWO prhNos GOING FOR A SONG
in our Used Piano Dept. n sold to-
day. See them. Bu Barry Plano
Co. 100 Union a.
SLIGHTLY USED WATCHES HIGH
grade standard makes, at very low
prices Bob's. SIS Third ave.
NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT
spilled on purchase Meyer
Toner. 30 Union
SUIT CASES MD TRAVELLING
bags exceptional values. BooH.
e1s Third ave.
SEWING MCH ~ $40 DENNY BID.
KAvANAGH's 81. so HATp iios isL
-EUrn~rTfTH
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ANOTHER KLoNDiKE.

agd mechanics left Seattle
attic for Wiid HUrae Greek Febru-
AIRY i1thY Want more men 70 take
rrHt Or stock. go with next crew.
Every body that knows our prop
crty clnifn We viii take out Tween
- MILLION Dollars at least and
possibly double that figure. which
means steady income and indie
pendent fortune FOR Htockholders
call ia and zee US We viii prove
60 you we have over million in
sight and you can't lose
WILD HORSE DREDGING co.
Room go Hincktry BidE
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Rates Per Insertion


CREDIT LITTLE powN. -
tie each week Dresses coats
suits Open evenings unst,s -
o'clock Phelps 60. 9Va - A"''H
ave (upstairsN-
YOUNG WOMAN WANTED ~ ~.
llcit orders ovcfp none ~ sey
Parish. carr The star, taVt
WANrru-ENPERiENCEh VA
ress. 81 Regis CAFE. Sreoh' ''
stewart .....,,
WANTED. At ONCE-FoNR wy, ny 3.
on preasars city I'VE Works. l+-
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$500 5sNCRE CHICKEN RANCH
All cleared. good buildings. fences
and irut two miles 20 good twn:
on county road. 5000 cash viii
handle u
MAMIE e.. RUSSELL.
i5l Empire Bldg
FOR SALE--t0 ACRES or LAND.
y miles northeast Of Mt Vernon
30 acres can be cultivated: 6 acres
u clover. 5-room house. good
barn hen house. other outbuild-
ings snap at S2.5OO, Si,1OO
cash, balance terms. Apply To l..
Z. Haynes. Mt Vernon. Il. 6.