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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-13
Reflections Of a
Bachelor Girl
BY HELEN ROWLAND

fc"nyright. 1919. by The Wheeler
Syndicate. Incl
Lives there a man with soul so
dead, who never to himself hath said,
by 5ove! This is st. Valentines
Day! Guess I'll send the Win some
roses!"-and then promptly forgotten
all about It? ....
You may laugh, you may scott at this
Day, II you will,
But the fragrance of sentiment clings
round it still;
And so long as the thrill of it never
grows cold,
You are one with sweet Youth! When
1t dies, you are old!
To forget a woman's birthday may
be a compliment; to overlook her at
Christmas may be defensible; but to
neglect her on St. Valentines Day Is
sin against all the gods of sentiment
and shock that her vanity cannot
sustain.
It is the feat of a bachelors life, to
| think of something to send a girl on
ST. Valentines Day, which will beaut1.
fully express his devotion and yet be
perfectly safe and non-committal.
Oh we'll, Algenon, If you can't be
original, make a dozen crosses on a
sheet of note-paper and mail it to her
and her imagination will translate it
into poetry for you.
Old valentines are the immortelles
on the tombs of dead romances.
| Heaven may deny woman beauty
fate may deny her riches, life may
! deny her husband; but when nature
I denies her sentiment, she robs her OF
the supreme gift Of the gods-Eternal
| Youth!
A small boy proclaims his love with
paper hearts and paper cupids; a
lover indites his on bond note-paper
but husbands seems to think that
the only convincing way to express
his devotion is with a nice, pink
check. (And, perhaps it ISL
On this Day of Days, a woman's
heart fills up and Stops over, with
tender memories of every man who
| ever loved her.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-13
= EDWARDS ON BODY
TO HELP TEACHERS

President David NJ Edwards Of Earl
ham has been appointed member Of
a committee to assume leadership in
the statewide campaign for the ad-
vancement of the teaching profession.
announced Thursday by State Super
intendent L. N. Hines.
The committee was appointed fol-
lowing conference of educational and
the seriousness Of the school situation
resulting from the shortage OF teach
ers was declared to threaten the
foundations of American institutions"
=. J. Llewelyn, superintendent New.
castle schools, and H. B. Roberts, SUI
perintendent Henry county schools,
are also on the committee. Oscar n.
Williams, state supervisor OF teacher
training, was named secretary.
The conference was called by Mr..
Hines to formulate a program for
teachers week. March TIA, and prac.
tically every educational and civic or
ganization of the state was represent.
ed.
DR.. w. l.. Bryan, president OF In
diana university, in addressing the
conference, said that 1--WE have got to
dc something to save the teaching
profession" He suggested that the
present situation Is even more seri
GUS than that which faced the schools
In 1917 at the beginning OF the war
He said that 1t might be we'll for the
councils of defense to be called back
into operation to help get the prob
lem before the people. He urged a
campaign for both common and high.
er education.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-13
MAN WAlKSAFTER
2 LONG YEARS
OF USING CRUTCHES
Veteran of the Civil War Tells
of Remarkable Relief He
Received Thru Using Tru-
tOna.

FORT WAYNE, Ind. Feb. 13.-"I've
walked on crutches for two years but
now, although it sounds almost too
good to be true, I've thrown them
away and I'm walking as good as l
ever did, considering my age" John
Pontinus, a well known Fort Wayne
man who lives at 1902 Wabash Avenue,
said on December is. Mr.. Pontinus,
who is II years old, says Trutona, the
Perfect Tonic, is totally responsible
for his remarkable improvement.
Ever since | was wounded during
the Civil War" he continued Il have
suffered from occasional attacks of
rheumatism. My knees would swell
up and ache so at times would have
to quit going. My rheumatism has
been getting worse in the last two
wears though, and l have been forced
to use crutches most of the time lately.
OF course I didn't get much exercise
and this caused me to become con-
situated Then dizzy spells began to
bother me- They'd come over me
suddenly and I'd have to stop and
stand still for few moments before
going further.
II realized that was in a critical
condition and was willing to try almost
anything when friend told me about
Trutona. / took tablespoonful three
times a day according to directions
and it wasn't but few days when
noticed that the old numb. dead. ach-
ing feeling was beginning to vanish
from my knee and the swelling began
TO disappear at the same time. When
had finished my second bottle Of
Trutona threw my clutches away
and 1 have been walking around I'M
aided ever since. Trutona regulated
nv bowels almost Immediately and
has put an end to the former miser-
able dizzy spells.
Trutona Is now being introduced and
explained In Richmond att Glenn
Thistlethwaite' Drug Store.-Adver-
tisement
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-13

Anybody. under eighty. who can
glance without single thrill into
window full of valentines, has rheu-
matism of the emotions. fatty degen-
Grafton Of the heart, and paralysis Of
the imagination.
Perhaps women are mercenary-
and yet, little boys patron saint Is
st. Nicholas, the giver; little girls
st. Valentine, the lover.
Try This On An Old Valentine"
Through all the years, upon this day,
within my thoughts I've carried
you
Perhaps, Sweetheart - perhaps, be-
cause-I wisely never married
you!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-13

result of severe illness from pneu-
monia. Miss Eddy has been resident
OF this community since childhood.
Her mother and sister. Ruby. sur.
vive. Funeral services were held at
the home Thursday afternoon, follow
ed by burial in Spring Lawn cemetery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-13

John Weber, and baby son Stanley,
survive. Funeral services will be on
Thursday afternoon. followed by bur
ial in Castine.
Miss Mary Eddy. rs years old, died
at the home OF her mother, Mrs. Wash
ington Eddy, on East Main street,
Monday evening. Her death was the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-13
Three Are Taken BY
Death at New Paris

NEW PARIS, O., Feb. 12.-Mrs. Al
mon Hill died at her home on North
Spring street, Sunday evening, fol-
lowing a short illness from pneumonia.
Funeral services were held at the
home on Wednesday afternoon, follow
ed by burial in the Spring Lawn GENE
terry. Mrs. Hill is survived by her hus-
band, a daughter aged four, and a lit
tie son of nine months.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-13

Mrs. Ethel Weber died at her home
on Washington street, Monday eve
ming, as a result OF an attack of infiu-
enza, which developed into pneu-
monia. Mrs Weber, who was for
merly Miss Ethel Sinck, was well
known here, having lived In the COM
munity many years. Her husband,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-02-13

This little frock is one Of the
smartest models shown for the COM
ing spring days. 1t is designed in
the well-liked blue jersey, with the
unique trimming Of small loops Of
gros grain ribbon. The popular
round neck and the short sleeves are
also added features of this frock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

Jackson. 81. Lot 10 in Mayrs Michigan
Iv. addition tn South Bend.
Emmanuel ". Thornton TO Jacob II.
snyder. 81. Il acres of land in section
i'm Penn tow nship; also another tract
Of land In the same township. consist
ing Of IN acres.
Wladyslaw Myszke to Jan Starko. 81
Lot - In Arnold and Fishers subdi-
vision Of lots , and $ in kuntsman and
Meyers addition to South Bend.
William Van Der Beck 70 Stanislaus
Niedbalski. 81 The east half of lot IS
tn a II Cushings addition 10 South
Bend.
Alvina Huston 81 al 10 Joseph De
Lorenzi 81 Lot in he Lorenzfs third
addition TO Mishawaka.
Florence q. Carson 10 Dewitt Ingie-
right. 81 oft 70 in James \. Jude,
FIRST addition % south Bend
Harry Bray 10 Peter DheTt. 81 Lot
80 FOO LaSulle Park addition 20 South
Bend
t,uaert T. Tabor To George V. Shupe
81 \ tract OF land consisting Of &C
acres in section l in Warren township
Bertha + Ball et al 10 j. Donald
Lower. ST. Lot :. Mary n Witherill :
subdivision Of B. q. l. 80 81 the first
Plat Of out lots Of the state hanks
William j Clement To Ernest T
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

Kruger. 81 The undivided 1-6 of the
east half OF 20 acres of Of the west end
Of the south half Of the southeast fourth
Of section TO- in Clay township.
otto NJ Knoblock TO the Valley Realty
Co. 5000 Lot Z and the cas-. Is OF lot
i'm j. C. knobloCk's subdivision Of lots
- aud 30 in the original plat Of South
Bend.
Otto VI KnOblOck 10 the Valley Realty
Co S7OO: same as just above.
The Valley Realty Co. 10 Indiana aud
Michigan Electric Co. 81 same descrlp-
tion as just above.
Iii f. Seebirt 81 al 70 Lutte r Gum.
81. Lot II in George ". Swygart's first
addition 10 South Bend
Mayr's Michigan Avenue Land Co. 60
Herman Priebe. 81 Lot % In Mayr's
Michigan av. addition 10 South Bend
Claude ID. Ullery 70 Vernon G. Has
tings. tract ~ land consisting Of IS
Icres 10 section IS in Clay township.
William ! Clement 10 Charles Il.
Svsrt. 81. The undivided 1-6 Of 20
acres Of land of OF che south end Of
TIE west half OF the northwest fourth Of
section ~. I'm CLAW township
CORTLAND r. DuCOmb 10 benjamin +.
Dunn. 81. Lot No. ~ in Mayrs Nuchi-
gan av addition 10 South Bend
Louis r. Duck 70 William j. Clemens.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
SOUTH BEND ALL
READY FOR BOOM
STATES REALTOR
Grown More IN Last Three
Years Than IN Preced-
ing Twenty.
BY L. O. wTTTCoSB

South Bend Is ar the beginning Of
the most remarkable growth that II
has ever seen South Bend has
grown more in he last three years
thar Il has IN 20 years 4 very good
rssson for This u that suIdebakers
and Olivers have been doing some
extensive charging on their plants.
this being done naturally y called
for more population; this popula-
ton could not be had from the city
itself 50 the call was SAINT out and
heard b. other cities. The people
began 70 flock from all parts Of the
country. Now the housing shortage
began 10 be felt every available
house m the city vas either bought
or rented. and yet there are not
enough houses 10 supply the de-
rnand-
Supply and demand are going 20
regulate all things as far as real
estate IS concerned. supply Is nearly
exhausted. demand ia heavy there
fore the prices of real estate are
UUuUQ 10 az VI lAt -
A little instance Of South Bend s
growth in the last year Is shown In
the sale OF new houses on additions
that are only a wear or two old
LAST August what is now known as
Vassar Park was placed on the mar
ker There are now SIS houses
completed or under way. most "
them sold.
The experience Of the last year
shows that people from out Of the
city consider South Bend real estate
q good buy. careful investigation
has developed the fact that real es-
tate values In cities OF our size in
crease AT the rate % 500, 600 for
every hundred people added 70 the
population. Statistics show this
Ratio OF advance for the Last 20
yeara
The Cham Der OF Commerce has
adopted a slogan. "125. 900 IN 1925.
This growth indicates an Increase in
real estate values here Of $50,
South Bend real estate Is priced low
compared with other live cities.
Those well informed seem confident
that we are now AZ the beginning Of
q distinct advance IN prices.
Lots that were on the market
years ago were sold and resold al a
cain At each selling Within year
there will be 3. 600 houses in South
Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
Days Ne10S In
CITY STATISTICS


Taken from the records of the Indiana
Title aud Loan Co
Theresa Tromp -Jernegan Graham 10
Colpgert Realty Co. 81 Lot % ia
Camphells plat, except - feet from the
north end thereof.
Elmer Hawblitzel 20 Arthur T Pip
plngrr. 81 Lot So. Dcmlers second ad-
uitoIu.
blitzel. 81 % acres IF land in section
Is ina Center township
Anthony Miller TO Fred W. Keller, 81 .
20 fcet of Of the north side of lot Is
aud ~ feet OF OF the south side OF Tot
"a in CushiuE's hrst addition.
Howard T. Asire t0 Fred " Keller.
80 20 feet or Of the north side ot lot
la and H. feet OF ~ the south side II
Howard r. Asire 10 Ered W Keller.
81 lot SJ3 Weugcr & kreighbaum 5
thlrI broadway addition.
Ulysses g.. Manning to Fred X. Keller.
81 The vest half Of the east 2-3 II lots
/ and = In Houoweu's AZ Smiths addi-
t."u
George H. AuIs 10 Edwin SlusS 81.
Lot ls' in Alayr's AHchieau av. addition.
Lewis Heinzuan 90 Nasplr Drummer.
$500 Lots 10 and II IN Riverside sum-
ner resort
Anna r. IIunt~ran 90 John l. Cole
S7lo Lots q and A. I'm Lcdercr and
Eonric15 subdivision OF large lot / I'm
CottreIrs first addition
.rur-e II NIcNucusel 90 Frank IT
Hatch ST. Lot q block o N Vail S
simon ward To Paul NJ Huns $500
LOT No 3 I'm Eherhart and Wards sGb-
division n lot letJcred "C IN strong s
hrst addition ~ MishawaEa
Indiana Mortgage Co 70 James A
ludie. 81 Lots Il and IL IN James A.
Iudies nrst addition
August A DeClarcq % Julius Van
OOtrgLem 81 Lot IS in NTcInerny and
En-iedrum's second addition 70 Mish-
Caiherine NJ werntz 70 Fabian
Szrrs.ct 81 The south half Of lot -
JOS samuel >tuIs 6rst Paris addition.
WhitDomh and Keller TO Edward ".
Nuccrt 81 a part ~ lnt . in Fuer-
brnisers addition "a South Bend
Edward 7 Huber % Katherine Hu-
rer 81 Lot -. Cushing and Lindsey s
addition.
katherine Huber 70 Edward 7 Huhcr
81 Lot l.-% FRI CuShln<S and Lind soy s
-dtfio0 20 south Send
Niilf1m q Niecand 20 stephen ne
Hl1se 500 Lot 100 Martin r WenCer' .
fifth addition
Gabriel summers 90 Alice .. Step
henson Uarr % lots - and 80 IN the
original pat Of South Bend
Sihlev Machine s Tool 60. 70 Hollis nd
Machine Co $50 O0O Lot Sc i'm Dennis
ton and Fellows addition 20 south Send
also a tract ~ land also @ part 81 lot
60 IN sane addition siso s tract u land
being a lot on the corner 81 India na Nv
end lafayette blvd Another lot ou the
corner OF sample 81 snd Vistula av
Edward Hznd, r. ~ Francis u
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

s2.6O7 The undivided 1-6 Of the fol-
lowing described tracts Of land 40
acres In section 80 in Clay township. 80
acres in section 10 in Clay township and
50 acres in section - in Clay township.
Cecilia Soens Olson ct al 10 Mary
SoenS. 81. Lot 81 in Hammond aud
Whitcomb's addition 70 South Bend; al
so lot e" in Hammond and Whit
combs addition 10 South Bend
William G. Brown 70 William y. Ber-
gan. 81. Lot Is In BerganS subdivision
of lots and 3 and In W. l.. Listen.
bergers first addition To South Bend
Ethel +. Thomas Hoover 10 Henry
Brinkman. S1.4O0. The west half 81 lot
%" in Elders place addition TO South
Bend.
Elizabeth VI. Pattee To Ferdinand c..
Raf. SIS. \ part OF sub-lots 76 and
- in Co s subdivision Of b O. lots
. and 80 of the first plat Of out lots Of
South Pend
Fred W. Mueller 10 Charles F. Renncr.
-. Lot 266 in the southeast addition 70
south Pend
Edwin Albert to X. wladuslaw Niyscke
81. Lot IS In George W. Swygart's ad-
ditlOn 10 South Bend
John Flack 10 Enoch Neville 81 SO
Lot Il. original pat Of Walkerton
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
How to Danish
Piles
Thnoznds Hess Dr.. Leonhaziz. the
Physician Who Discovered =
COmrnou Sense Remedy

i you think that The surgeon 8
knife - the onl method % eSoa pc
from the misery OF piles, It's because
YOU haven heard Of the new treat
nent known a. d. Icons hrdt's
HEM-ROID
The Doctors t-~atnne,1t H. s1~e-nal
Ey 1PerfmerCfng for years ne dis
covered the exsct Gauss OF piles and
then went further and coupounde 4
G -ensdy that would re1 owe the
cause
Dr. Leo-hardt wants every suffer
sr 20 benefit BY his discovery and
80 cl1at there viii De no doubling or
q cay Wettick s drug store and all
druggists are authorized 70 sell
HEM-ROID S-ith guarantee that 10
V-ili DO as stated or money back
On that honora bic basis every suf-
feTer should secure a package Of DR.
s.sOrhArir's HEA Rod today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05

The ground space required to build
this home is only 80 by "a, which
makes this plan particularly desirable
in localities where land values might be
considered rather high
The father of this design is the
severely square type, while on the other
hand, the mother of the idea was the
bungalow with its more flowing lines.
In the marriage of the two architec-
tural ideas we have an offspring which
combines the main characteristics of
both in a most pleasing and harmon
ious manner.
No printed description can do justice
to the charm Of the living room here
designed.
a novel and convenient feature
is the unusual position Of the pass
pantry This will be particularly ap-
preciated on days when you are enter
tanning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
inside Lots $500 - Corner Lots $3.50
10 Percent Down-Balance Monthly

Consider these prices carefully compare them with other real
and will find that ome~ood the closely
addition in South Bend.
Two blocks of Homework addition in which lots
while blocks the north another addition
which the price s trpled and quadruped.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-05
Sunday September 5th

1omewood located the northwest part of the city, between
Evood and Johnson and Wilbur
ideal place for who seeking homes of South Bend
that has no factories.
just block from the Lincoln Way West line the Ms
sci school is but few blocks
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04

FOR RENT-Cottage, 2 rooms, sleep ing porch and store-room. Mrs. F. H. Hensing, Richards addition.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04

tried to keep her in the true Chris tian path"
 Here the judge interrupted:
 'Then why do you allow her 10 he about the streets at all hours of the night?"
 "It is the dance halls, judge. She just loves to dance."
 "Did you ever go to dance with herr"
 "Oh no, judge. don't believe in dancing"
 "Perhaps that is just the trouble. ' the court suggested. "It is natural for young girls to want to dance and enjoy themselves. If you would take an interest with her in such things and accompany her to places of enter tainment her entire life might be changed" .
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04
FAIR COMMISSIONERS ARIZONA
 COUNTIES ARE APPOINTED

PHOENIX, Aug. 28-With the ap- pointment by local boards of super visors of the county fair commission CTS for the 1920 State Fair inIPhoe- nix the second week in November, be gins the keen rivalry that has always existed between various sections of the state for presenting the most ere ditable display.
 Correspondence received by Shirley Christy, secretary of the fair com mission, indicates that the efforts to be exerted this year by the different counties in placing exhibits that will best advertise home products are to exceed those of former years. Mari copa county has almost always ex- celled in agricultural, horticultural and dairy displays, but she is to be given race for her supremacy this year by some of her neighbors, ac- cording to hints thrown out by Pima, Final, Yavapai and other counties.
 County fair commissioners who are already at work in their respective communities rounding up, and assist ing to place exhibits are:
 J. N. Overson, Apache county; Will liam Beeson, Flagstaff, Coconina county; A. B. Ballentyn, Thatcher, Graham county; Jesse B. Simms, Franklin, Greenlee county; c. E. Faul- ey, 5O2 E. Moreland, Phoenix, Mari copa county; Frank J. Willis, Snow flake, Navajo county; Orville McPher- son, Tucson, Pima county, Thomas J. Hes Pegram, Elgin, Santa Cruz Coun- ty; c. A. Pearce, Patagonia, Santa
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04

"Yes, judge I have,' the girl plead ed. But I got into the wrong com pany. A man accused me of taking his money, and l didn't do it. We argued, and finally the police were called-I-I've tried to be good, Judge"
 Here a woman of genteel appear ance interposed:
 May say word, judge ?"s Grant. ed the request, she continued
 Esther is my daughter and until a short time ago she was very good girl. She has always lived at home and never had to work and I have
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04
The Test

Some visitors who were being shown over a pauper lunatic asylum inquired of their guide what method was employed to discover when the inmates were sufficiently recovered to leave.
 "Well," replied he, tits this way. We have big trough of water, and we turns on the tap. We leave it running, and tell 'em to bail out the water with pails until they've emptied the trough"
 "How does that prove it?" asked one of the visitors.
 "Well," said the guide, "them as ain't idiots turns off the tap."-Dat- las News.
 MINING NEWS. MOHAVE MINER
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04
WANT ADS

FOR SALE-Sewing machine in good
 condition. Call Phone Red 87.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04

WANTED-Girl for house-work. Call MT. Pincetl, Phone Blue 91.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04
Set for Mary

At a place somewhere east of Suez" an intoxicated gentleman, after being ejected from moving picture theater, was discovered seated on the doorstep of the back entrance, with a large bouquet in his arms. A police man arrested him.
 "Did he give any reason for his ex- traordinary behavior?" asked the magistrate.
 His speech was bit indistinct, your honor," answered the policeman, "but from what I could gather he was waiting to see Mary Pickford homes" Boston Transcript.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04
PERHAPS THE MOTHER
 WAS ALSO 10 BLAME

A slip of girl with painted cheeks stood before Judge Thomas in the Phoenix Police court recently
 "How long has it been since you were here the last time ?" asked Judge Thomas.
 About a month"
 "And have you tried to lead diff ferent life since you served your sen tence?"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04

FOR SALE-House and 50 x 100 foot lot in Richards Addition. Has two large rooms and large screen, sleep ing porch. A bargain for quick sale. $350. See Mrs. Flossie Skald, at residence.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04

ANNOUNCEMENTS will open my class in music, Monday following opening of Public School. Best conservatory methods used. Pupil recitals every months. Mrs. Jesse T. Martin.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04

Cruz; J. B. Bristol, Nogales, Santa Cruz county; John Biancona, Prescott, Yavapai county.
 It is expected that the remaining counties will be heard from Tn the near future.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04

FOR SALE-House and lot, or will trade for Ford car. Pc. o. Box, 325 Kingman. .....
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04

ROOMS FOR RENH-Elegantly fur nished, cool, desirable, showers and modern conveniences. See Lam fnerS.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04

FOR SALE-Cheap for cash. House and lot, 8 rooms and sleeping porch, small room for bath, light and water. Jim Van Dover, Richards Addition. Hill Street.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04

FOR SALE-By Blue Line Transfer Co.,, next door to Old Trails Garage. Oil stoves: burners $500; 3 burners $12.00 to $15.00; 2 burners $500 to $12.00; hole wood or coal stoves 5000 and up; heavy oak ex- tension tables $16.00 to $25.00; dressers $500 to $5O.OO; iron locks $2.50 to $12.5O; springs from $500 to 5000; mattresses $2.50 to $17.0O; cots $2.00 to $500; 1 No. 8 Buffalo Blower $3O.O0; steel and mine supplies; office sofas and desks; trunks and suit cases; shot guns and rifles; dishes and cook ing utensils at prices that will save you money. We buy, sell and ex- change. ress-.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-04

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms.
 Phone Red 12O.