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Ellsworth American., 1920-04-21
THE JORDAN WILL CASE.
Law Court Sustains the Will of Mar,
+. Jordan.

The rescript has been received
from the law court in the Jordan will
case, in which Mrs. Theresa E. Clark
of Bar Harbor and Mrs. Susan Jor-
dan Rowe of Ellsworth appealed
from the decree of the judge of pro-
bate allowing the will of Mrs. Mary
E. Jordan. Mrs. Jordan left an es-
tate of over $4,000 willing $500 to
granddaugh Mrs. Rowe, and the
dan and his wife.
The case was tried before a jury
last October, but after the evidence
was in, it was withdrawn from the
jury and went to the law court on re-
port. The point in issue was
whether the will was invalidated by
the fact that it was drawn by the
judge of probate. The law court
rules that it was not, and overrules
the exceptions. The rescript follows:
At common law will was not in
validated because drawn by judge of
probate in the county where the testa-
tor was then residing.
Sec. %, Chap. 81. r. s.. should be
constructed strictly. 1t is therefore
held to apply to such papers and docu-
ments as by their nature or because
they are connected with the admin
istration of an estate already pending
are required in the ordinary course. to
be passed upon by a Judge of probate.
1t is not such papers as he may be, but
such papers as he is by law required to
pass upon.
\ Judge of probate is not required by
law to pass upon all documents drafted
as Wills. only such as are presented to
him for probate of testators who die
resident In his county.
To hold that the statute prohibits
judges of probate from drafting all
papers falling within any of the classes
of papers or documents that may in the
course of the administration of estates
come before him. would prohibit him
from drafting any promissory notes.
We think such was not the intent of
the Legislature.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-21

fact. The boys will pay their own
way, and many of them are we'll able
to do so. Two or three of them will
bring brides.
/ Mr.. Bellatty hopes that, with thHe
facts well established in their minds.
the people of Ellsworth will accord
to these boys a cordial and not
patronizing welcome. Soon after
their arrival, the board of trade will
arrange for reception which will af-
ford opportunity for the boys and the
members of the faculty to meet the
young people and the people of Ellis
worth socially The board of trade
will appoint a committee of ladies to
arrange for this. The board will also
arrange for an auto trip to Mt.
Desert island. and will solicit lodging
places. or lodging and board for
those of the faculty or students who
desire 1t. Two or three would like
opportunity for light housekeeping
1t would be well for those who can
furnish such entertainment to COM
municate with President Leland of
the board OF trade now.
The boys themselves will give pub
lie entertainments from tlLiie W tiiie.
A mock trial Is already planned, and
a play will doubtless be put on. They
will have a baseball team, and with
two or three Varsity players and at
least one former professional"
player. with plenty of good material
to make up the team, it ought to be
a good one.
Altogether, the coming of this
school bids fair to liven up things in
Ellsworth this summer. The people
of Ellsworth undoubtedly will enjoy
the visit of these boys, and it is
hoped will do their part to make the
summer a pleasant one for them.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-21
team. Following is a record of the

sisting of w. E. Whiting. H. l..
Z Crabtree and l.. E. Rowe Mr..
Rowe also suggested that if a suf-
I ficient number of the students should
agree to take the civil service ex-
animation, he could arrange to have
one here.
! The matter of write-up and ad-
vertising in the Bar Harbor Times
was referred to committee con-
sisting of NJ. l.. Adams, E. F. Robin
son and H. c. Stratton.
Mr.. Carroll, through Mr.. Foster.
extended an invitation to members of
the board of trade to visit the shoe
factory at any time, and vote of
thanks was rendered him by the
board for the courtesy.
recess was taken to next Monday
evening. when the committee on day
light closing will report.
The standing committees of the
board were announced by President
Leland as follows, the firsst-
named in each committee being
chairman:
Manufactures and Industrial de-
velopment-M. R. Head, E. F. Small,
G. s. Foster, H. c. Austin, C. l..
Morang.
Railroads. transportation and COM
merce-J. A. Cunningham, R. E.
Mason, Fl. H. Higgins, w. E. Whit
ing, H. B. Moor.
Public health and sanitary regu-
lations-Dr. A. C. Hagerthy. DR.. Lewis
Hodgkns, DR.. C. C. Knowlton. c,
Il. Alexander, E. G. Moore.
Public buildings-A. H. Joy. C. F
Fuller, Frank R. Moore, Horace F
Wescott, G. w. Higgins.
Streets and highways-H. w.
Dunn' r. E. Silvy. Frank H. Gould,
"A. l.. Morgan, A. K. Russell.
Taxation, insurance, water cleo
trlc light and insurance rates-H. B.
Estey, H. E. Hamlin, D. E. Hurley. !
A. Peters, J, H, Bresnahan.
Libraries and education--H, NJ.
Hall, r. E. Stevens, o. w. Tapley, H
l.. Crabtree, R. P. King.
Reception and entertainment-M
Y. McGown, G. P. Smith, j. s. Dono-
van, j. A. Haynes. DR.. A. H. Parcher.
Fish and game resources-H. E..
Rowe, w. H. Titus. E. F. Robinson,
H, c. Jordan. L. r. Giles.
Agriculture. A. Leach, S, s.
Estey, H. Styles Bridges, George E.
Davis, Fred G. Smith.
Clean-up-H. L. Crabtree, w. E.
Whiting, E. F. Small, L. F.~Giles. G.
S. Foster
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-21
Improved Telephone Service

Work has started on the installa-
tlon of telephone equipment which
will give New England the second
multiplex telephone system in the
world directed over ordinary tele-
phone wires.
When completed. about July
this multiplex telephone system will
connect Boston and Bangor. With
out constructing any additional cir
cults, the special equipment will pro-
vide the equivalent of four additional
lines. 1t will make possible five con-
versations between ten people over a
single circuit at one time.
For example, one telephone sub
scriber in Worcester, one in New
Bedford, one in lowell. one in Wal.
than and one in East Boston can
talk simultaneously over one Boston
to Bangor circuit with five other snb-
scribers in Bangor, Millinocket. ELS
worth Calais and St John, N. B
This multipley system is the last
Worq IN telephone toll transmission
It's installation will assist in giyin 9
prompter service, with a high grade
OF transmission to eastern Maine
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-21
AFFAIRS
[Continued from Page IL

big dam was not built in 1901, SO no
accurate record can be given of the
stage of the water then, but photo
graphs taken at that time show it to
have been higher than this year. The
freshet has done no serious damage.
The booms above Whitcomb, Haynes
& Whitney's upper dam were badly
broken up, two piers carried away
and many logs swept over the upper
dam and down against the second
dam. This dam was somewhat
strained on the eastern side, but has
held through, and the danger is now
considered past.
A special meeting of the city gov
ernment was held last Thursday eve
ming, with all aldermen present ex-
cept Aid. Sweeney. 1t was expect
ed at this meeting to pass a mid
month payroll for teachers salaries
and road labor, but. the rolls were not
ready. At the next regular meet
ing 1t is expected that arrangement
will be made for the semi-monthly
payment of teachers salaries, street
commissioner rolls, police and fire
team drivers. All other city bills
will be passed only at the regular
monthly meeting. The clerk was in
structed to communicate with the
State highway department to see if
arrangement could be made to
change the section for State road
work this year from Beckwith hill
on the Mt. Desert road to the La
moine road.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-21
BOARD OF TRADE.
Interesting Meeting Held Monday
Evening-Daylight Closing.

Interesting Meeting Held Monday
Evening-Daylight Closing.
There was on interesting meeting
of the board of trade Monday eve
ming. The question of daylight
| closing of stores and factories dur
| ing the summer months, broached at
| the meeting last week, was discussed
at some length. 1t is not proposed
to change clocks to daylight time,
! but to secure an agreement among
the business and professional men to
close an hour earlier. A majority of
them appear to be in favor of it.
George S. Foster was appointed a
committee of one to confer with the
managers of industrial establish
ments, and M. l.. Adams, A. L. Nor
gan and w. E. Whiting a committee
to see the business and professional
men.
l.. NJ. Carroll, of the Carroll Felt
Shoe Co, was present at the meeting,
and had some interesting suggestions
to make to the board. He spoke of
the eyesore of the old fire ruins ad-
joining the Main street bridge, and
suggested that the board of trade
take some action to have lie removed. |
AS a result of this suggestion, a
standing cleanup" committee was
added to the regular list of commit !
tees. The woman's club win !
be asked TO appoint a committee to |
cooperate with this committee. A |
publicity committee is also to be |
added, but this has not yet been ap- |
pointed.
Supt. of Schools Stvens suggested !
that the business and Drnfessional |
men of Ellsworth could give the COM |
students at the high school |
valuable assistance in their course |
by giving them some practical work |
in stenography and bookkeeping |
from time to time. He also sug- |
gested that the board might offer a |
prize for the student gaining the |
highest rank in this department of
the high school. The matter was
to special committee CON !
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-21

The Ellsworth high school basket
pail team has just completed a fine
season. The record of games stands
against 1t, but the boys have played
a clean, hard, snappy game all dur
ing the season. The 1919-20 team
has been the first to represent Ellis
worth high on the basketball floor
since 1917. as a suitable basketball
court was not available.
The 1920 team has been cap
tanned by Edwin Austin. a member
of this years graduating class. who
has played right forward in every
contest his team has played. He
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-21
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

Miss Helen York of Portland is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A W. Ellis
MISS Dorothy Holbrook, a student al
the U. OF NJ, and a niece of Miss
York, spent Sunday here.
r. P. Mitchell, State leader of the
boys and girls clubs, and H. STYLES
Bridges, county agent, will meet the
boys and girls and all the people in
terested in club work in the vestrv
Saturday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. for
the purpose of organizing and MAX
ing plans for the seasons work.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-21
DIED.

HAVEY- AT North Jay, April s,
Maurice Bragdon, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James e. Havey of Sullivan. aged 2
years. months.
CARTER--At Brooklin, April 10. Mrs.
Celia Carter. aged 64 years.
DUNBAR-At Orland, April Is, Mrs.
Emily II. Dunbar aged rs years, /
month, 10 days.
DUFFY-At Bluehill, April 10, Mrs.
Hannah G. Duffy, aged 92 years, 10
months, 20 days.
GRINDLE-At Bluehill, April 10. Mrs,
Charlotte s. Grindle, aged s5 years,
9 months, q days.
SEGAR-At North Brooklin, April 12,
Mrs. Christina Butler Segar, aged 10
years, months. 13 days.
ROBBINS-At Franklin, April 8, Hilda
May Robbins. aged months. Z days.
WITHAM-At Bucksport, April 13, Mrs.
Nancy A. Witham, aged 81 years, 3
months, Is days.
BRAGDoN-At Freetown, Mass, April
of Lamoine. aged 80 years, 9 months.
days. Interment at Marlboro.
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MARRIED.

toNG-At Bucksport,
April Is, by Rev William Forsyth.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Preston to Henry A.
De Long, both of Bucksport.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-21

has scored II of his teams 235
points. Fortier, playing back and
center, scored so points. also being
a strong man on the defense.
H. Harrington, at left forward, has
been big point-getter, throwing 25
goals for total of SO points Rich,
a new man to join the red and white,
has been the backbone of defense
with Fortier. Rich scored 32 points
Drummey and j. Harrington have
been hardworking pair. and have
helped turn in couple of victories.
Drummey Gagged goals for a total
of 16 points.
The team will have Fortier and J.
Harrington left for the 1920-21
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-21
Hoods
SarsapariIIa
Makes Food
Taste Good
Creates an Appetite
Aids Digestion
Purifies the Blood

Promotes assimilation so as to se-
cure full nutritive value of food,
and to give strength to the whole
system. A well-known Justice of
the Peace in Indiana says Hood s
Sarsaparilla made "food taste
good" as after taking three bot
ties he eats three hearty meals a
day, works hard and sleeps well.
1t will help you to do this. Fifty
years phenomenal sales prove its
merit. Prepared by educated
pharmacists. Get bottle TOD.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-21
NORTH ELLSWORTH.

Nicolin grange met April II, with
fair attendance. One candidate
received the first and second degrees.
The question, What shall we do to
benefit the grange the coming year,"
was discussed with interest. There
will be degree work May l.
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-21
BORN

HEWITT-At Franklin, April 8. to Mr.
and Mrs. John A Hewitt, a daughter.
North Brooksville, April
a. to Mr.. and Mrs John Howard, a
daughter.
Brooklin, April 16 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Staples. daugh-
ter (Shirley Florence).
Ellsworth American., 1920-04-21

Beginning June 1, the Subscription
Price of The American will be So
Year. Subscribe Now.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11

" A4N I t<lJ ! WO- SUUu. IIIsL tItlN automobile mechanics. Phoenix Mas Co 511 x. Ce~tral h
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Dodge touring g-rebuilt and repaint- ed. small cash payment buys it.
 Dodge touring-a light, economical four cylinder ear.
 overland I touring The latest model and priced way below market
 Ford ton truck The price is verr low.
 Cadillac touring Thousands of un- used miles of service for some one.
 Willys Knight I touring "a good r passenger for little money.
 Chevrolet 4-9c-Worth more tha'. we ask.
 Velie touring 'Shis car h2s had excellent care and real buy. NStudebaler 19 series Big 6-readg for paint shop. choose your own color. This is q high class rebuilt car.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11

MO tsSo-roops -lstf e'a- A{~- <itttlt.'
 sa-eeH room each its.u l-
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N A-> IED--Con+i5eten DooNNseper- steuographer: good position for ca pable girl. Thornton. Typewriter Co. 22 N Ad"~ns tf
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wANTED-tfELP. MALE


 WANT ED-FELP. NatE 22
 AkN S agent, Arizona Eas.ern R. it Apply II depot between s and g. m. Asil for News Agent. II
 aAAItD TWO good first class automobile mechanics. Phoenix Nash 70. 5z1 \. certral hd
 WANTED Young man Tor stock room. One who wants to learn the business. Fine opportunity for ad- vancemept r. ". Woolworth Co. 2S r. Washineton street. brn
 WANTED Young man to work in mattress factory. Ctn street anu Grant bh
 WANTED First class city salesman to take charge of statesmen and fine investment ia one Of the best offices in the clty. Address with references. Fox 5ls Republican. bd
 WANTED-Press feeder Bower Go. 96 $. Central bd
 WAN 1D Bey oeer 10 to work in store. Five Points Drug Store. If
 NAMED tood nvc battery man who has s3C00 to invest m tfc largest growing battery business in the state of Arizona. This business is estab- lished and doing good business in the best location in Phoenix Make ap pointment and give address in answer Box 47 $. Repubhcan. bd
 WANTED-A young man over IS to operate elevator. Apply Jefferson hotel bb
 WANTED-At once, strong boy good pay. l29 North First Ave. bs
 BOY-With bicycle auto trade. 900 West Adams. bb
 WANTED Boy over I6 to learn bookbindins trade Manufacturing Sta tloners. 3l7 ". Adams. bs
 WANTED-An Al meat cutter. Apply Bon Ton Market. bs
 MEN with $500 to loan will be paid B. per da3. and given i. terest ii rich gold mine Shell. Ser T eitv, cal bh
 WANTED-Eo who is going to school to deliver paper west Of Six Points Prefer boy who lives in the Isaac school district Papers are de- l livered to the corner Of Alhamhra and Christy roads. Coed salary paid. Alp ply either by telephone or in person to Oliver King. Circulation Manager, The Arizona Repifblicaa. bh I
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V NANItD-An eIderIN lady tO taNt care of three small children and a widowsr on citrus ranch in Scottsdale Box 214 Scottsdaie
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4k RENT x nteeiy 3ILllsi!-U N-I
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MONEY TO LOAN LOAN WANTED

We want loan of three thousand dollars on s750O house and lot in fire location; will pay per cent commission. See FLTcKINGER AND DIBBLE REALTY co. It West Ad- ans st Phone 30T2 bd
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11

SPECIAL CLASS IN SHORTHAND will recite from 5:15 to 6:15 beginning Monday. Oct. 4. at the GreSg short hand School. 2nd Flc@r Chamber of Commerce Bldg. If
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l--N = r [ ' ' " ]. A SEEK JCBS

When you want holp give the first ct.auce to cN-serrice men. 4 number ol men who have served thei~ country now are looking for positions here. Phone American Iegion quarters. tS32. nd we may Me able 10 till your needs If
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9.T1-,t1If -IIT1r fIITIlanHiI
 rssl+re aaults. 352 N od att' i-' i'd
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.-Fs .5s.sl-fu4cnt for rc1it. no ..-.,-7...., tsa6 ". Polk Phone bd
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wAnTED-LlELP, FEMALE

WATT ED-HELP, FEMALE 2
 -5o4 youl. property wIth us sunny Arizona investment Co. 237 N. Cen Tral Ave. If
 WANTtD-An eIderiy lady 10 tane care of three small children and widower on citrus ranch in Scottsdale. Box 214 Scottsdale.
 A.>4ED-Con4ie.en oo9N>seper- stenographer; good position for ca pab1e girl. Thorntons Typewriter Co. 22 W Ad~~0s tf
 r.D-,ii.i or woman tor gen enral horsework- t43S r. Pierce. bi,
 NVAN1 F.D-L eacner tor rural school district 54. l. D. Smlth. Phoenix, l. r. D.. Nc 2 bb
 WA& TEE0-7rtck driver. Inquire HaTsavampa Creamery bb
 WAN TED Soda dispenser. Normal Chocolate shop Tempe. bb
 WANTED aousekeeper. small house oo doseg+ p Q Box 239 bh
 MA ANTE.D-Womaa preferably mid GIc-aged to help with housewor< and care of children. 620 \. First St. bb
 WANTED-A woman living near Osborn or Indian schools to help with the house work two or three hours every morning Phone S750. Mrs. Woodbury. 222 Columbus Ave. near In dian school ear line bd
 NVANTED-At once two first class waitresses. $90 room and board. Write or phone Lucas Leon. Florence. Ariz.b bn
 WANTED Bright girl with some experience for clerical position in of flee: established firm. Apply Box eos. Republican bG
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FOR t C W --- -t~t NFN " -. - -- ,s5-, 75t7C9ST a5artrnopt. modern; .u iS5 =. stA l%ve. .4
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FINISHED 4-room ai 'e'5 .l''e.,. !
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.-1oI your property wIth us. sunny Arizona Investment Co. 237 N. Cen sra1 Ave If
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NA& r.D-tii.i or woman tor gen enral homework. 143S Y. Pierce. b<
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 WANTED t+ELP-MALE 22 WANTED good young man. Ap-. piy Electric Carpet Cleaners. SIS =. Center. bd WANT1GD-Isxtra furnishing goods salesman. Apply Goldbcrs Bros. bd WANTE-JJ-Boy to drive Ford car. Apply s23 Y. 2nd st Phone sSSs. bd WANTED OUNG MAN OR MID- DI.E AGED MAN TO LEARN C '. F X N INC BUSINESS GOOD GET NNCE FOR RIGHT PARTY. AP- PE.I McKEAN DYE WORKS 3Rn ltfFF'. AND MADISON ST bd
 EOY-Ib to 20 years of age; must Have some nef' Alhriebt's. b9 WANTED Experienced bread wrap ner Barker Bakery If NANTED - Experienced grocery man to invoice stock of groceries. getting all the wholesale prices from iohbers; must be good writer and at figures. Address p. c. Box SS4 City.
 ba FURNITURE rinisher; permanent noSition; must know your business, See Guy. at Doris HCNman Furn. Co.
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wAN7E0-sITiJarIon. MALE 1a

WANTED Janitor work cZperi- enced: can give city references. Box 6fS Renuh'ican b2
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FOR SNT-FURNlsHEo ROOMS 1.

374s dd FOR R SNT-FuRNisHE ROOMS 13| ROOMS for rent. 220 N. 1st Ave.
 FOR RIsNT- Furnished rooms also garage; gentlemen preferred. 545 ". Monroe hd
 EOK RENT Sleeping room. Inquire 1G21 North 10th St. Saturday '. m. or Sunday. og i FOR REIN T-N eatly furnished fro1t room bath: suitable for one or two gentlemen employed. 1007 F. Polk St.
 It FURNISHED rooms. S5 per week. Phone s967. bE
 FOR REaNT-..l.arge front room, pri- vate entrance. adjoining bath. on car line: gentleman preferred. Phone 3719.
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 FRONT room, private entrance, con meeting bath. SIS \. lth AyeA og SLEEPING rooms. suitable for one or two persons; close in. 40S \. End Street D9
 FOR gentIenln. furnished room wiih I screen room also garage. f64 l.. Wn- letta St.
 l TWO screen porch rooms. inside l room and also apartments at 6e4 \. 2nd Ave. ol, DANDY front room, private ea ] trance bath, etc; gentleman oniy. 16e5 ". Monroe ed IARGE airy front room. screen porch and adjoining bath. 35S Coro- nado Road; s45 per month; gent leman oniv. Room may be seen Sunday morning or ans evening from to S-
 od NEATI4Y furnished sleeping room for rent. Private entrance Sel \ 5th Ave. Ds FOR RlgST- Furnished front room to gentlemen. t12t $. 1st Ave. bI FOE; RENT Rooms, close in- 7l7
 SC-ET3N sleeping room. close in 346 W Monroe. Ok 1ont9ItIAB ABLE rront room. A r ] Wass1agtoa street. 0a FRONT room. connecting bath foi one or two gentlemen. Outside en- l trance. Private famiiy. 20S F. Pierce
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 FOR RENT newly furnished from room. bath adjoining 1922 N. Isi . street. Il FOR RENT tyo sleeping rooms, one screen. Tn strictly modern house Csentlemen preferred. N sick. 9o1 F. Moreiand ..
 1-Ne'F.p IIONALLY nice room. k,t- chen privileges. 524 ". Portland bl
 NICE SLEEPING rooms S2s W. 2n, } Avenue. D. FOR RENT furnished house. tN-' 8 room and l screen porch in Paradis' Valley, Apply 3S7-339 r.. Washingto. stroet n- FURNISHED front rooms. 335 F 3 Monroe. 6. l. Ft' RNISHED front room, private en T trance. walking distance. suitable fo 2 rlesgs, Ts1 y avenue o :, Fl ttNISHl.D bedroom and bala [ also garaao Phone Sest b 7 lFftDNr sedroom, connecting batl o near ear line. reasouahIe. no sick. l08 E. Garfield. Phone 2abS. ?
 FOR REIN Ieref n.cels furnishe' r front room reasonable. 1515 ". Ell k moro St b
 NICE rooms. running water. privat n entrance. Phillips House. @25 x. 4t "a Ave a NICE room and screen porch. con .t meeting bath. 612 N. 2nd Ave. Phon b NICF.I.N Unfinished room suitable fo - two or three; no sick. 14l5 " Wash n mefon. a FoR RENT Bedroom aud sieepin : porch steam heat and all moder Q convenieHecs 1s5 Y, 2nd Ave D |. FOR EEN NT-Front bedroom wit .d priEileee ol A h Ir-3 T. Culver = 6 d EICEI.Y f'rnishod rooms walkln d distance and one block from carlin' dt2 G Ninth hre b .o LARaf loom. also screen room. 4t lz 1C lst Ave h 'E FOR RENT Nice furnished room .d Phone 2>01 1921 F. Washington. Gen 70 .tfen7en oulx .o FOR RENT An attractive suite . 10 one room and q Scrre0 porch room fe nicely furnished in plcasaut ucighoor 1d aood. suitable for one or two gentle 1- men Hata come, ted. &s5 per mont fI i'houo rl fhc motuta~ S14e D
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NAN i FsD-I eacner tor rural school district 54 J. D. Sm!th. Phoenix, l.. r. D. Nc 2 bb
Arizona republican., 1920-09-11

'I5f1f-F ieor,s bath, new flne piace.
 .l,9rfs close. tESS East Nan t-rnn.
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EcR RENT-HoUs Es

f-%35IFRNTSH four-room a9@sei an laocls rom car line and parf.a .-,oes 2t, blocks from Capitol: shade ..1 ts,.-,,- ,-o sick see owner at 2o03
 - 1.+ f., regr It
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WANTED POSITION -Weigher and checker of cotton; ;ood at figures: served four years recently city and government inspector weights and mea- sures. can balance. adjust, repair all make of scales aDd keep correct. Ad- dress r. o. BcN 292, Scottsdale Ariz
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Arizona republican., 1920-09-11
FoR RENT-ApARrMENTs

FOR RENT Single apartment with kitchenette steam heat and other mod ern conVenie6ces: walking distance from business center; desirable Ioca- tion. 3S5 N. 2nd Ave bb