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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-10

l bespeak for my successor the
J. W. Smith Dry Goods company,
the greatest confidence, best wishes
and hearty good will.
MRS. GERTRUDE NELSON.
Mrs. W. Fl. Hoefer Of Denver
came Monday.
Mrs. Carl Curry of Houston,
Texas, is here spending a few
weeks with Mrs. George Light OF
Virginia street.
Mrs. Joe Block and daughter,
Miss Marie Block, of California
came Thursday to be guests of
Mrs. L. Baehr
The First National bank has de-
cided to forego the installation OF a
steam heating plant, and stoves
have been resorted to.
Misses Irene Linn and Mildred
McQuarry accompanied Herbert
johnson on weekend visit in
the j. N. johnson home.
Mrs. Nancy Warren and daugh-
ter will make their home in Berke-
ley, Cal, since the death of Mr..
Warren at the family home, East
Auburn, Cal.
Mrs. Julia Fulkersin of Denver
came Tuesday evening to be with
her sister Mrs. Redding and with
her mother, Mrs. James, who is
seriously i'll.
Mrs. j. S. Reynolds took her
little daughter Nancy to the
Children's hospital, Denver, We'd
nesday afternoon. to have tonsils
and adenoids removed.
Word comes from Mrs. E. T.
Malone, who has been in St. Luke's
hospital for more than week,
that she is improving nicely, and
that there may be no need for an
operation.
James Underhill is again city
alderman, having been unanimous
ly elected by the city council to
fill the vacancy caused by the res
ignation of Alderman John Morris,
who has removed from the city
Mrs. W. T. Chappell, who has
been at the bedside of her sister
in Saginaw, Michigan, for the
greater part of the summer, came
home Saturday, but was recalled
to Michigan Tuesday, as her sister
had again become seriously i'll.
Mrs. William Elliott came home
from Denver Sunday evening
after more than four weeks in st
Anthony's hospital. For a few
days previous to coming home
Mrs. Elliott had been with hel
sister Mrs. Powers of Denver.
Charley Crosson was over the
first OF the week to lay in supplies
He says everything is booming
over in the Bear creek country
with eastern miilionaires clamor
) ing for beauty spots for summe
homes. He may decide to cut VI
: his ranch into parcels and lie
them have it, reserving, of course
, a sufficient acreage for himself ant
: family.
"Buy Low, Baby, is good TO
t early training.
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Mrs. j. S. Reynolds took her
little daughter Nancy to the
Children's hospital, Denver, We'd
nesday afternoon. to have tonsils
and adenoids removed.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-10

Mrs. Nancy Warren and daugh-
ter will make their home in Berke-
lev, Cal, since the death of Mr..
Warren at the family home, East
Auburn, Cal.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-10

Mrs. Julia Fulkersin of Denver
came Tuesday evening to be with
her sister Mrs. Redding and with
her mother, Mrs. James, who is
seriously ill.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-10

The First National bank has de-
cided to forego the installation OF a
steam heating plant, and stoves
have been resorted to.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-10

A pretty girl will generally ad-
nit that a homely one is sensible.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-10

Mrs. W. Fl. Hoefer Of Denver
came Monday.
Mrs. Carl Curry of Houston,
Texas, is here spending a few
weeks with Mrs. George Light of
Virginia street.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-10

New Fall Hats are on display
at The Speciality Shop.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-10

Mrs. Joe Block and daughter,
Miss Marie Block, of California
came Thursday to be guests of
Mrs. L. Baehr.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-10

FOR RRENT-Ten-room furnished house,
at 1ns Colorado st. Inquire 1908
Wall st.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-10

Mrs. William Elliott came home
from Denver Sunday evening
after more than four weeks in st
Anthony's hospital. For a few
days previous to coming home
Mrs. Elliott had been with hel
sister Mrs. Powers of Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-10

James Underhill is again city
alderman, having been unanimous
ly elected by the city council to
fill the vacancy caused by the res
ignation of Alderman John Morris,
who has removed from the city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-10

LEASE-Good.leasing ground son silver
Fpropertv. Will furnish ammunition.
Split check system. w. Wallace Glib,
Lawson, Colo.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1919-10-10

who has removed from the city
Mrs. W. T. Chappell, who has
been at the bedside of her sister
in Saginaw, Michigan, for the
greater part of the summer, came
home Saturday, but was recalled
to Michigan Tuesday, as her sister
had again become seriously ill.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-24
CASA DE MADEIRA

Sc 0ende ana hermOsa ca.
So de MADEIRA, de may s6lidd
construction, con jardin, ga
rage y tesreno para hortali.
Sa q 0acd de Ieche, sta en- Ia
cGrreterG de HGtO Rey.
Para mds informes, escri-
base a T. 0. Boo 25, HGtO
Reg. ADvT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-24
AGUAS BUENAS.

Il
Las refOrmas realizadas en- Ell
acueducto de la Ciudad han me-
dorado considerablemente las con
.liciones del liquido que paga a
buen precio el yeeindario y que Ell
.muchas ocasiones era impossible
de usar en- ninguna forma. Ah0ra
hace falta que sc hagan arregl0s
para rebajar el precio q fin de que
las classes mas modestas disp0n-
gan de aqua suficiente para todos
los usos. 10 ideal serfa buscar
otro ingreso y dar aqua gratis al
vecindario, como Sc hacia en- los
primeros tielmpos de la ciyiliza-
ci0n humana donde los grandes
acueductos de Roma, Espaiia Y
Grecia la daban superabundante-
mente al pueblo. Estudie ESQ la
administration municipal de la
!Ciudad y hara una csplendida
Eobra de progreso.
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POSSIBLE yIAJE

Parece cosa resuelta que el Sc
nor Antonio Caubet, del alto conner
clio de esta ciudad realize pronto
un viaje a Espafia acompaIando-
lie. su distinguida familia. El Sc
nor Caubet pertenece a diversas
Corporaciones y la gran labor que
siempre ha tenido en- sus diversos
negocios reclaman un POGO de des
canso. La guerra ha impedido a
mnehas personals realizar Wales a
Europa pero ahora, cuanto llegue
la Plilnayera Y Sc normalicen los
transportes &abra un importante
exodo de conocidas familias de San
Juan y otras poblaciones de la
Isla.
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NIlGV.A DIRECTly4A
DE LA FEDERACION DE DE
pENDiENTEs EN- RIO
PIEDRAS.


l1l tlllilno jlicves celebraron una
asainbica los cmpleados de Co
mcrcio de Rio Piedras, Ell q sa
on del Casino Espaiiol con OBJ
jeto de Iionbi9r nneya directiya
para q presente afo.
Con numerosa concurrencia Sc
procetIio a elegir los nuevos di-
rectores, sicndo electos los 81.
guientes
PresideEte, Ramon Rodriguez
( Nice1'residcnte, David Mendez ;
Secretario. Jose .Joglar; Tesore-
70, Manuel Sariego; Nicc-Tesore-
70, .Anselmo Alvarez.
yocalcs Juan Ruiz yillanue-
va, Vicente Sufrcz.
Suplentes Baldomero Nayaz-
enez, Bclarmino Alvarez.
Sc tratlron fimportantes asun.
sos relacionados con la vida dc
licilo Coniite: ash como de los
proyectos que la Federation so
neterl a la prcsente legislature.
A esta iiulta concurrieron los
5ros. Manuel Garcia Reigada Y
Francisco Font Manzano; Presi-
lente y Secretario General res
.oectiyamente de-la Federaci6n.
La nueya directiva tiene deci-
dido elnpeiio en- obtener la union
de todos los dependientes de Rio
Piedras y al efecto ha nombrado
distintas Comisiones de Propa-
ganda.
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De San Juan Y Ia Isla

| IPETICIONEs a Ia CAAIARA
Dc los ssiiores II. Payne, Mode
to c. Caprill, Martin Sierra
Iotros vecinos del barrio de P'ue6l.
viejo, mrnicipio de Guaynabo, s.
licitando la construction de un q
mino corto que los ponga facil
mcnte al alcancc con la nueva CO
rrctera de Martin Pciia Baya
mon.
DE Ramon Lizard, telegrafists
residentei en- Arecibo, solicitand
que sc mejore la condicion del pc
sonal de telegrafos.
Dc Jose Miguel Morales, yecin
de Juncos, solicitando que 5.
apruebe una ley creando el Banc'
Agrieola, una que senale el mini
mum de salario, una deterninan
do la jcrnada legal de trabajo y
otra refercnte al cultivo de fruto'
memories.
De j. n. Miranda, Presidente d.
la Junta Escolar de Camuy, soli-
citando que Sc conceda aqnel ma
n;cipio i'm noveno grado.
De German Colon y otros bar
beros de Ponce, solicitando que Sc
cnm.ende ia Icy q. rcgnla cl cierre
de los establecimientos de barbe-
ria
Del AE:aldc de San Juan, a nom
bre del Ccncejo Municipal, soli-
citando que sea enmendada la Sec
cion 6 de la Resolution Conjunta
4, aprobada en- 81 de Octubre dc
1916, en- sentido de que Sc permita
a dicho municipio disponer del So
brante de un emprestito de
$3000,000, para lleyarlo al presu-
puesto ordinario, acompanando do
cumentos, y pidiendo, ademas, ser
oidos per la Comision a que sea re-
ferida esta peticion.
De los maestros de Puerto Rico,
solicitando aumento de sueldo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-24

| oEsDE TOA BAjA A TOA ALTA
| MPREsIoNES DEL GAMING
| Caminibamos en- Ia direction
lescrita antes por los lpueblos men
:ionados con el prop6sito de reci-
Dir las agradables brisas que satu-
an los pulmones y refrescan ei
lima de los que cansados y abati-
los en- Ia lucha constante y la co.
idiana faena, gustamos de reco-
,rer los campos apacibles, los pue-
los hlrlnildes.
En- la Central Constancia y me
letuve contemplated los poyimien
os constantes de aquellos molinos
la ardpa labor de aquellos ohre-
'os que no cesaban en- sals opera
ZONES, a pesar de la inclemencia
le un sol de fuego que azotaba los
.ostros escnalidos.
Ali pude yer al Administrator
lie aquel "Fundc confundido en-
re, los obreros proclrando que la
marcha lenta de la faena, tomase
proponciones ventajosas.
Pasamos luego frente a la "Ne-
cropolis' de Toa Baia que da al
camino. Es un recinto de aspecto
nlelancolico y ruinoso.
El pueblo de Toa Baja.
Aquf desde luege hubimos de ha
Ger un alto. A la entrada nos ha-
llamos un. amigo del Oriente de la
Isla que conocimos hace tempo.
Nos lley6 hasta su casa, pobre, hui
milde, hospitalaria.
Dimos una vuelta, cohtempla-
mos la Iglesia casi en- ruina por
los terremotos. iAsi es de vieja!
La plaza recientemente construi-
da, extensa, pero no tiene luz nj
rasientos nj nada...
Las GALES, llenas de peiascos,
estrechas, sin cunetas, mucha yer
ba a los lados y las casas sin or
nato.
Tn edifcio frente a la plaza, nos
dijeron que era la Acadia, Cortc
de Paz y Carcel Municipal. me
deiaria matar antes de ser preso
ALI! Lleg6 la hora de almorzar y
nos fllimos buscar al amigo a
|quien hallamos coinprando en- una
de las tres lpicas tienditas que
hay en- Ell pueblo. Despues de es-
perar un gran ratio, al fin almor-
zamos
al pasar frente al colegio de MI
nos, pudimos yer una gran aglo-
meracion de personas en- el patio,
y nos informaron que ibuscaban
aqua y que con motive de la SEGA,
Sc estaba Ia gente muriendo de sed,
pues no hay acueducto.
Seguimos caminando hasta Toa
Alta y ALI pudimos contemplar un
pueblecito pobre pero, IA jlzgar
por su aspecto, parece que hay una
buena administration.
VIAJERO.
Toa Baia, Feb. 20, 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-24
LAS PETICIONES DE LA CA
MARA.

peticiones que a ella Sc presenter
sean pasadas por el Speaker las
correspondence comisiones, eyi.
tandose asi el tempo que Sc EN-
plea en- darles lectura en- cada Sc.
Ia Camara ha acordado que las
sion.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-02-24
HURTo DE UN REVOLVER

FL detective Ferrer encontro en-
poder de Pedro Garcia un revol-
yer Smith que habia hurtado dc
Ia ofcina del sr. Justine Villa
lobos, en- la calle Salvador Brau'
de esta ciudad. Garcia fue denun
siado.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-21
BIC orENINa IN YAkIMA

BIG OPENING IN YAKIMA
VALLEY FARM LAND
Slh per acre and up: easy terms
best OF soil: on Yakima river; two
railroads: state highway. and close
70 town under government irriga-
ton project that is an extension
of the Sunnysidc canal
SOLD At WHOLESALE PRICES
In 40-acrc tracts. See pictures at
our office Of land and the i'm
proved farms there. Buy now di-
rect from the owners at the low
opening prices Several thousand
acres Of the best farm land in
Washington to select from
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
9lS Green bldg.
OFFICE open Evenings Also.
CENTRAL YAKIMA VALLEY
FARM LANDS
Under government irrigation system.
The heart OF the Yakima valley.
where the crop report last year
showed up an average OF SlO2 per
acre.
You that are contemplating buying
n place. come 20 cur office and eN-
amin our list and pictures. and Sc
lect Just what you are looking for.
Also have several tracts OF raw
sagchrush land under the extern
sion Of the government ditch. from
$50 10 $50 per acre.
For information and literature, call
at Room 5ia Crazy Bldg.
~ w, FRlFLfNG. Seattle. Wash
OWING To Ny AGE. I AM OFFER
ing FOR sale my improved ranch of
so acres. with stock and tools. on
good road; II. +, u, telephone and
milk and cream route. on good
terms. and would consider some
trade. This place is now making
good returns, Deal direct with
owner. n, J. Wiley. Arlington.
wash
10-ACRE RANCH; =
room house: barn; chicken
houses. ] brooder house: 200 pull
let's. cows, machinery, harness
$4,000; terms. part trade. a. J.
Miller. Kingston. Wash.
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FOllOlcnq is complete list Of The lucky eontestants

WnillnFford ave Van AmburF.
us y q st.. Tacoma. wash Miaa
Alice Truckcy. i01 StRth ave. ~.
Miss Jennie Conner 1881 buylsfon
ave. Verne \. Cox. stNH sixth
ave- Mrs Ray Cooley Port or
chard. Box SCI. .. nufns. 1851
Terry ave. J. /. Gould. r. Z. BOX
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IIIIITT TDNIE fDTEHI md
SOLD AT MARKET
our brokerage department iE COM
plete ln every reRpect. AK Us for
Information regarding any Sc
cufity orders executed 20 buy or
sell any stock Or bond In any
market
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United states. for the westerr
District Of Washington. Northern
Division
No. eliS IN BANKRUPTCY
Erickson and Jennie Alameda
To the creditors OF the above named
hsnkrupts and TO all other persons
in interest
Take notice that the bankrupts
above named have petitioned this
court for a fun discharge from all
debts provable against their estate
under the acts OF congress relat-
ing 10 bankruptcy. and that hear
ing be had upon said petition. be-
fore said District court. at the
court room OF said court, in the
city Of Seattle. in said district. on
the goth day Of September. 1919.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon: at
which time and place you and each
OF you may appear and show
cause. II any you have. why the
prayer of the said petitioners
should not he granted
Dated at Seattle this 18th day OF
August, 1919
Cseal) f. NJ HARsHBERGER.
BY p. A. PAGE. Deputy.
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL
be received until IL a. m. August
rs. 1919. covering the sale by the
government Of the following sup
plies: l,s00 cases beans. string,
No. cans; 1000 cases catsup. to-
mato, Ne. 10 cans. and 900 cases
spinach. No. ~ cans.
The supplies are located at the Ma
rine Corps warehouse. 200 Niissions
St. san Francisco. Cal. DETAILED
Information may be had upon APP
plication to the Depot Quarters
master. SO Annie st. San Francis-
co, Cal. The Quartermaster re-
serves the right to reject any or
all bids and waive informalities
therein.
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ADELfA CONVERSE
Room ~. CiorcF Biock. BciiinghGm
hare as empty room for rent.
BHf shan ncrcr trorrB;
IN phone The star ard b. content
That IN rent ~ ia a hurry.
MRS. l.. r NAYS
lse flfh Acc. n.
have an empty room for reHi.
rcrp ch0icc location
IN put a rant al On The Star.
10 has the circulation.
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ACREAGE

TIMELY IMPROVED PLACE
nEAHlHg ORCHARD. HrusbfNGg
Young orchard 81 ~ trees. iuat
coming into full BEARING small
fuua ~ different Varieties. large
Ehrdcu. which goes wlth pinfc.
fenced facing road wtt built
house. nicely nffHursd. with com
crete basement. chicken house and
barn. Price 81 G7a. cosy terms ar
hinged. Handy foT anyone work
Ing downtown
BrlfkE 4 FAIttA1t Inc
200 New York Ha'E
THREE ACHES IMPROVED. CLOSE
rs. MOUTH
Three acres g0od rDI s-room
bungalow. large garage. Chicken
house. rabbit house barn. h.prInr
ftult trees, small fruit fine gordon.
abundance or good water. hf0fla
90 station. good nutn rsad. owner
tnuet Faorific' Price fz.tD1. 1910
chHh.
= VAN AHsDALE 4 co
lOif Third ave. Nnin -
roRrY ACRES BOTTOM LAND
Forty acres. ell bottom land. on
blr creek east ~ Kent. close ~
school. on main ROAD fine black
HUilt no FrnFci. no Htumpa Only
1890. $1,000 cash.
s,i lea THE I.l5 DOUGLAS 80 T21,o ,.so
GOOD LnGgED orr LAND FOR
sole. Lnw prices. easy terms.
Liberty Bonds accepted Ut par
con- or write for offer 10 mill
g McKENZIE. ~ the
TitHEE LAX Es LUMBER co
Three Lakes. wash ur
ii2 New YORK Block seattle.
$40 FEET EY 600 FEET. IN ONE
tract making acres. Tor 81 500.
THIS price includes good s-pua-
rrnRer automobile. iu good run
ming order. new cor line within
~" biuckg plenty small logs Tor
huuHe nn@ $500 worth az wood.
You can plat thlH md treble your
mon"t easy. north 21il
fC-ACRE FARM BARGAIN
Groom house. barn. several uutbuiid
tnRH. orchard 200 bearing trees.
small ttnlit water tank. gas en-
HoBEi,T MALTHY co. 1908 ard Az.
NJ ACRES ALDER LAND WITH
running stream. fronting HEhllus
boulevard near Prs Moinsn. for
$1,000. 500 each. balance monthly
7. ". Gilman. owner. SOS Sea board
Bldg Elliott ips. or Rainier lz0-k
evenings
NEW GROOM HOUSE. fi.e5o
Close TO kirkland ferry dock. well
built plartered house, plenty ~
ground fino view. terms $3.50
cnfh. balance easy. THE DUR
LAND AGENCY. si2 Leary Bldg.
5000 ACRES. NEAR SILVER
dale. small furnished house. some
improvements Inquire Of owner
nt lfo5 y. Onion 81
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5 FOR s,IE--REAL ESTATE


rooms. bathroom. fireplace. sound
view Just outside city limits. near
car and pavement city water.
Graded street. very good nriehbor.
hood.
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~ SITUATIONS w.>rrp-M,lr


RETURNED SOLDIER nEstNES
position with mining company or
lorging. as thrrmit weider oNN-
aCetNlcuo welding and general re-
pairing Havo been With big COME
psny IN Alaska and also in Mex
leo Address ll-i1, star
ATTORNEY OF CONSIDERABLY
experience whose eyes will not
permit continuing practice wishes
open afr or outdoor work IN ship
ping. characterization or construc-
ton. References furnished C-2e,
star
DISCHARGED SAILOR WANTS
work Sales. stonoEraphic and OF
flee experience; Ree -; married
neat appearance aud argrcaHive.
capable ~ meeting public. Nd
dress n-ts star
YOUNG MAN. ga DESIRES cLER-
teal POSITION 3 Years hookkcen-
ing experience. discharged ofsicrr
university education. good refer
cnces Address n-so, star
E<-MARtNE. ENrERtENCEp ph-
teettve INVESTIGATOR. snecisl esent
and cletm agent wishes position
In Similsrsllnc. Fair knowledge OF
traffic. Address Ret star
DISCHARGED SOLDIER DESIRES
steady employment warehouse
shipping room preferred, Has re-
tail experiences outside references.
Address n-as, star
DISCHARGES SOLDIER WISHES
position with some auto truck
concern as driver or second me-
chanic' hest ~ references Ai-
dress Res. stnr.
OVERSEAS SOLDIER It'sT MS
charsef from the Motor Transport
Corps. desires position driving pri-
vate car or truck Address n-st,
Star
NAVAL. RESERVE oFFicEp RE
leased from active duty. desires
outdoor rwaniovweut Ia Shipping
~ shiphullding References C-2t,
Star
bfSHh ARGEp SOLDIER WISHES
position as ship~ine clerk or as
risfant can fill tho hill local
references Adfrrss Res star
DISCHARGED SOLID n. ufGH
school graduate. - years of age
desires position with local export
ing firm, Address R-2e. star,
DISCHARGED SOLDIER. MARRIED.
truck or private chauffeur Is
rfouths Motor Transport Corps
phone E~nwNoa et7
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FARM LANDS

FARMER MAKES MONEY
on DAIRY COWS. PIGS.
CHICK EMS AND
FARM PRODUCTS
II came here Three Rivers
country about a year and
half ago. and bought 10
acres. and have made more
money out OF this small
farm every year than I did
from 100 acres in the East =
Writes hagnua Lindskog. Of
HIGHLAND. wash. which g.
located right ~ the heart Of
the famous Three Rivers
district. where good land is
now open 10 settlement At
low prices and on liberal.
easy terms
Mr i.indekog raises alfalfa.
corn. potatoes and other
vegetables. apples. pears.
prunea. peaches. cherries and
small fruit one season he
sold 81. 26Q worth Of straw
berries from s. acres. There
were Htill about 80 crates on
the vines. but. as Mr. Lind
Hkog puts H.. the pickers
got tired and didn't want TO
pick any more"
- - fNANNNHA ANNh AAtlfN UNITY
COWS pigs and chickens. and
they make him good money.
There are eight in the fam
ilV." he says. and the pro-
ceeds from butter and eggs
keep va. | don't keep books.
80 I can't tell how much I
make. but have morr.y in
the bank, ! like the country.
am satisfied. Ny place -
not Tor sale"
This iF the way all the farm
cts talk IN this Three Rivers
country. because there is not
any finer farming region in
the world with a .eiight-
ful climate. 200 days Of sun
shine year, a growing sea-
son % almost six months.
good thriving towns all
around. three trauEcontinen-
tai railroads. progressive
and prosperous neigh hors.
good roads. an abundance Of
water for irrigation. and
everything possible TO make
"A farmers life worth while.
this country r. now being
settled up at rapid rate
hy people who know land
and land values
Good land. 500 per acre. sub
ject to perpetual water right
on an established irrigation
system. Lots 81 work here
also for good wages on
roads. bridges. irrigation
canals
Cali at our office or write us
for more complete Informal
ton.
WESTERN PACIFIC
SECURITIES co
7li-7li white bldg.
Fourth at Union.
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InGGEn nrI IANDs

!. 900 ACRES IN eOUTHWEHr
Warrington for sale 10 settlers;
eHay terms. no raise In prices. IS
per acre and up Liberty Bonds
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