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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-05-28
Does a Good Job Of Sowing
~ Seed Broadcast

The Van Brunt Sewer
handles any small seed, even
alfalfa, without punching or
damaging the seed. It is
equipped with a force feed
that compels an even, con-
tinuous flow Of seed from
the grain box.
We can furnish this sower
either wide track without seat,
or narrow track with scat. It
covers eleven feet of ground.
The extra large grain box
gives increased capacity and
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-05-28

saves time for you at a busy sea-
son. as it does not have to be
filled 30 frequently. It 10 ven
braced to prevent sagging.
Thewheelsaiwaysrmstraishe
and plumb: they have long
bearing hubs and cannot lop
over. The grain feeds and scat
terers are protected from corn
stalks.
We can also furnish this sower
equipped for handling grass seed
at the same time it sows tia
grain.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1920-05-28

For nearly
fully Thsy noted ssses.
0ter yev-thGrs handbag q
Soss and look . Of -
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-06
NEW OIL COMPANY
TO BE ORGANIZED
Separation of Pacific Interests An
nounced.. Big Company Formed

New Mork, Dec. REORGANIZATION
of a new company to be known as
the Pacific Oil company, was an
nounced here tonight by the South,
ern Pacific company as the chief
feature of its plan for the separation
of its oil and railroad properties.
The new company will be organ
lied under the laws of the state OF
Delaware with a capital stock OF
3,5OO,OOO shares of no par value for
which the Southern Pacific com
pany will subscribe SIS per share, or
s52,5O0,O00.
From this amount the new COM
pany will purchase from the South
.ern Pacific land companies of JAN
uary l. 1921, for about $43,750,-
600 and 259,OO0 shares, having a
par value of $2O,o6s, 900 of the out
standing capital stock of the Asso-
ciated Oil company.
Holders Of Southern Pacific
shares will be given the right to pur-
chase at SIS per share, one share
of the stock of the new company for
each share of Southern Pacific
stock.
The land to be purchased is situa-
ted in the state of California. About
$4,000 of the 259,O0o acres are
proven oil lands and the remainder
of lands heretofore withdrawn from
the sale as possible oil lands.
The capital stock Of the new COM
pany.i is fixed at 3,50O,O0o shares to
correspond to the total number OF
shares of Southern Pacific stock out
standing.
The segregation also involves the
stockholdings of the Southern Pac1-
fic company in the Associated Oil
company, of which it owned slight
ly more than so per cent.
Associated Oil is at present receiv-
ing dividends at the rate of 6 per
cent. annually. Net earnings of the
Southern Pacific oil properties for
the year. 1920 will approximate
o12,oOo,ooo according to tonight's
statement of the directors and earn
ings for 1921 based on present pro-
duction and prices are expected te
exceed this years earnings.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-06
PROTECT COTTON

Clemson College, Dec. Farm
ers! Protect your cotton from wealth
er damage. Don't leave it in the open
Store it in a warehouse, or under
other suitable cover.
A series of experiments conducted
recently by the Bureau of Markets
have shown that a bale of cottor
placed out in the open, flat on the
ground with no covering, was dam
aged to the extent of $40 pounds
at the end of eight months. All
ether bale, placed on edge, VITA No
further protection, lost 167 POUNDS
A bale on edge and turnc:l oyer ones
week, lost 10 pounds. A bale
placed on timber off the ground anc
turned once week lost 49 pounds
and a bale placed on timber and Gov
cred with tarpaulin lost but Ia
pounds. A warehouse bale of cotton
during the same period lost only one
pound.
Do YOU know that in many In
stances the total cost of warehouslns
cotton, including insurance, is no
greater than the fire insurance rate
alone on exposed cotton. Do you
know that it will be much easier Tor
YOU to obtain loans from the bank
on your cotton if you have it stored
in a warehouse?
Damage in one season alone from
exposure to weather has been estl-
mated at s7o,ooo,Ooo.Oo. Much of
the lower grade cotton, Of which
there is now such an over-supply, is
the direct result of improper hand
ling of the crop after it is ginned.
The proper place for cotton after it
is baled is in a warehouse of ap-
proved type. Not only is it protected
from weather damage there, but the
saving in fire insurance alone, from
the charges made on unstored cot
ton, is usually sufficient to pay all
the costs of warehousing.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-06
MANY WINDOWS SMASHED
IN KILLARNEY, IRELAND

London, Dec. 2.-Uniformed mer
visited Killarney, Ireland, this morn
ing and indiscriminately smashed
nearly all the windows in the busl'
ness section of the city. Damage es'
timated at several thousand pounds
was done with small hammers and
stones, says Cork dispatch to the
Evening News.
The crime, it is said, appears to
have been conceived in mere mania
for destruction as the property at
tackled belong to people of most con-
ficting political views and OF dlner-
ent religious denomination.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-06

plant this fruit, which will thrive
best in sheltered place about the
house or garden. The Celeste and
Brown Turkey are two excellent va
rieties.
Orchard trees badly infested with
San Jose scale should be sprayed
with commercial lime-sulfar as soon
as the leaves fall, and again just be-
fore growth commences in spring.
Spray thoroughly, covering all
twigs and branches, for only in this
way is it possible to control this
perennial pest.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-06

root crops as beets, carrots, satisfy
and parsnips to prevent the ground
from freezing.
Thoroughly clean the garden of
all rubbish, weeds, and decaying
vegetables, instead of turning them
under. Apply stable manure to that
part of the garden not in vege-
tables and plow up the soil before
winter.
Except IN isolated localities, the
fig can be grown successfully in this
state, Now is an excellent time to
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-06
BRITISH SUFFER
FIRST DEFEAT
Amendment To Irish Home Rule
Bill Adopted-Measure May Fail

London, Dec. 2.-The govern
ment suffered defeat in the house
of lords tonight when an amendment
to the Irish home rule bill submitted
by Barons Oranmore and Broane
providing for the establishment of a
senate for southern Ireland, was
carried against the government by a
vote of 12O to Sc. 1t was explained
that the object of the amendment
was to safeguard the minority SOU
thern Unionists. Lord Birkenhead,
lord high chancellor for the govern
ment opposed the amendment on the
ground that such a senate must be
preponderantly nominative and
7 there was no hope Of forcing such a
second chamber on southern Ireland.
He emphasized the governments de-
sire that the question of framing a
senate should be left to the central
council.
Lord Shandon moved an amend
ment providing for joint session OF
the southern and northern senates as
a substitute for the Irish council.
Lord Birkenhead thought it prefer
able to discuss the subject at a later
stage. Earl Middleton urged that
nothing was more likely to lead to
some settlement than Lord Shan
aon's proposal.
This amendment was adopted, 4S
to "a. .- &.
In a later discussion Lord Birken-
head, referring to the Lord Shandori
amendment said that the council was
an essential part Of the govern
ment's scheme. This now was swept
away BIZ Lord Shandon's lamentable
and reckless amendment. He doubt
ed whether the bill will survive such
a severe blow.
An amendment bestowing a Sec
ond chamber on the Ulster parlia-
ment was also adopted.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-06
IN GARDEN AND ORCHARD

Clemson College, Dec. 2.-Plan
an all-the-year garden for 1921.
Write for seed catalogs and order a
supply of seed now and start right
with the new year.
The crops that are now in the
garden should be given some pro-
lection before the advent of severe
weather. Mulch the strawberry patch
with hay or straw; apply stable ma.
nure literally to spinach, kale and
other salad crops; and mulch such
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-06
ORCHARD AND GARDEN NOTES

Clemson College, November. 90
The grape vines should be pruned
before January first. This is to
lessen the danger of bleeding, which
is very detrimental to the musca-
dimes. Old vines trained to an arbor-
will stand severe cutting back,
which is necessary to produce good
vigorous growth and to maintain
fruit production.
The muscadine grape will produce
the best results when trained to a
trellis, using three wires instead of
two as in training the "bunch" va
KNO etaoin shrdlunununu nu
rieties. Posts should be at least 8
to 8 feet in length, and set to 3
feet in the ground. The wire should
be ? feet apart on the posts, which
should be 16 feet apart. The vines
should be set at least 25 feet apart
in the row.
For early cabbage Early Jersey
Wakefield are excellent varieties
and should be planted in an open
furrow before December first. Sue
cession is an excellent mid-season
variety.
The white Marrowfat and black
eye Marrowfat peas should be plant
ed now. Tie . varieties are round
and smooth and are perfectly hardy
in the Soa..,,4 during the winter sea-
son. The wrinkled varieties are less
hardy and should not be planted
before Janaury 15t.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-06

To hand over his business to the
local trade union to be run for the
profit of the union for two years is
the public offer made by an English
oil merchant.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-06
ROB POLICE STATION

High Point, N. c., Dec. 2.-While
the police were in search of burglars
Monday night a police locker was
entered and about $75 in currency
taken.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-06

The POSTMASTER turned and looked
at the guest for a moment, and sat
down.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-01
GENERAL WOOD FILES
HIS ANNOUNCEMENT

Major General Leonard Npui has
iied his candidates certificate OF am
noHngemeat for the Republican nom
nation for the presidency al the
United States. i6 the office o. S0cre.
tary Of State Houston G. YOUNG His
naIHe viii appear on ths Republican
ballot In tho West Virginia primary.
The following letter from General
Wood accompanied his formal s#rtif-
cafe OF announcement
am advised that the etaiutrs 81
West Virginia require thaf rnrtiH.
cate kBown as Candidate eertiG-
cate Of Announcement be sled with
you in order that the name Of q can
dictate fof the nomination a. presi-
dent ~ the United states NAV be
placed ~ The official primary ,Ie,
iIan balIot
- ssse heretofore stated H
connection WITH the primary iaW -
aaothef state I feel that no citizen
has the light IN refuse to permit the
people of any state under their lass.
Ia express their preference fnE that
office aud have therefore executed
the certificate enclosed To- a-refd
aacs with The fcaulf - fi=
Laws - Wet Nfsr#HH#
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-01
AGED DEED TO Be
SUITABLY FRAMED
Document viii Be Displayed
In Charles Town Church.

Officials of the Charles Town Pres
byterian church ire % have the or
tsinal deed framed that gave their
congregation title 20 the first lot IL
ever owned in what is nov Charles
Town. The deed viii he protected
by glass. front and back and after
being framed will be placed in the
vestibule of the church.
The deed scared with age and nth
its edges frazzled from being folded
was given by Charles Washington
and his wife Mildred 10 David ken.
nedy. John White, Peter BUR-. aud
Jacob COnchlin. farmers, for The use
OF the Presbyterian congregatou Of
Charles Town. 1t is dated February
II, 1887, one year after Charles FoWI
vas laid ont The lot cost twenty
Ave pounds in current money OF the
Commonwealth of Virginia and was
located at the Corne rot West and
Congress streets fronting 132 feet on
the former and los feet on the LAT
ter. The congregation soon after
buying the lot erected a stone church
building upon t. Theer they wor.
shipped until 1850 or So when tho
present church was completed.
The deed was recorded in Martins
burg, then the county seat for tins
section Of the state Milan Pollock.
James Stuart and William Cherrs
were the attesting witnesses to thu
deed Was this William Cherry. III.
Revolutionary Captain who as land
lord dispensed grog at the GheHH
Tavern in Charles Town for so many
&rars atterward? asks the Charles
Town Advocate.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-01
AIRpLANE SERVICE.

Bob Gordon, John Marshall and
others, Of Parkersburg, have Organiz-
cd for the purpose of establishing a
passenger airplane service between
that city, Wheeling, Charleston,
Huntington and other important CT
ties in West Virginia. The company
has employed experienced aviators
and the service will be begun with a
2i-passenger Caproni triplane.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-01

lie Whole OF This gorgeous
he pomp and the splendor
the last of the Tribunes,
Aaul
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-01
MOVES TO AVERT
BIG COAL STRIKE
(By international News servlceA

tBy INTERNATIONAL News SerVlce.l
Washing'ono, Feb. 2S-President
Wilson today moved to avert a ma
tion-wde coal crisis. At his direc-
ton Director General Walker y.
Hines. Secretary to the President
Tumulty and Attorney General Pal.
mer conferred to the terms of how
the presidents powers under the
Lever act shall be administered az
ter the railroad administration
ceases to function. The railroad ad.
minis-ration becomes extinct Mon
day, and along with 1t the author
ity governing fuel control has ex-
eroised since Dr. Harry Garfield
resigned.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-01
POLICE RESIGN.

Trouble that has been brewing in
police circles eliminated in Frede-
rick, Nd. the ether night when
former Chief OF Police Jesse Ham,
wh0 had been reduced TO the ranks,
and Officer X. Albert Long resign
ed Officer Charles W. Speak re
signed earlier in the week
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-01
ANOTHER "CRISIS"
(Ev international News Scryice.1

Berlin, Feb. 28.-Offcial Germany
anticipates a new crisis" shortly
in the negotiations with France
over the fulfillment Of certain
treaty terms, it was declared in
certain circles today.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-01
WIFE STEALER KILLED

Washington, Feb. Est feel l
was justified, he tried to steal my
wife," declared Albert H.. Erskine,
surrendering himself to the police
after having shot George Saur.
Saur died today as the result Of
the wounds
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-01

Mrs Amanda coe. WHO has been
"a for some weeks at her home on
West King street. ia no better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

ATTRACTIVE. MODERN. DETACHED.
rare offer to couple or mother and daughter
to board three: refined southerners: congenial.
desirable location Address Box BOD. Star
Office. 100
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

1920 CLAY ST. NE. GLENDALE. D.C.-A
desirable house for rent; District line. l..
THOMAS. l1'
502 EAST CAP. STD X. AND r.: COAL
furnished house practically filled with room
now; will lease to responsible party for
one year at $3.50 per month: he seen in
the afternoon.
Apply to JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

PAL TLY FURNISHED sIX ROOM HOUSE.
Rest residential locality. Telephone Col. go.
oe lOs
I73o ST. N.W.-A SPLENDIBtY ARRANGED
modern house OF II rooms and baths; splen
didly and completely furnished May he leases
for seasop or ny the year.
Fl. l.. RUST.
ol1 18th st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
WANTED-ROOMS.

RED-LIvING ROOM or rooms. in furnished
apartment. downtown, preferably vicinity 18th
and l. by . refined girls. ADDRESS Box 3s- f.
Star office.
BY MIDDLE-AGBD MECHANIC: northwest;
close in. Address Box So D. Star ONCE.
REFINED YOUNG WOMAN. government EN-.
ploye. desires room with Protestant family,
Oct. Is. 1920; reasonable rates. Address Box
28-E. Star ONCE.
ROOM for . gentlemen, with or without board
with private refined family In good neighhor-
hood: stSte all privileges rates must be rea-
sonable. Address Box I50-E, Star oEce .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10
APARTMENTS TO LET.

ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT, { ROOMS AND
bath. furnished; ami; fireplace; screened
porch; including bot-water heat. Phone Be
thesda 20O-F-16. 1ss
NEAR DUPONT CfRCLB-FIvE ROOMS.
two baths and large sleeping porch: very
attractiyely furnished; modern brick ant
house. $1T5 per month. WEAVER BROS, faJ
1Hib n NJ Mal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-10

1927 Q st. WINE 3-STORr RESIDENCE,
10 rooms and hath with 3-stc y back building.
garage. OWNER, 1905 Cont mental Trust bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
ciI, ngAl .srArs Von sAI.g.
nooD nuvs IN HOMES
AND HtiLDINu SITES

EvFfy one ~ the properties b.s
l1N belong 10 us sud w. knns
they srf ~ the hest We ~iii gi,s
'ou ffsi hand prices aud terms,
On snY ~ them
firs rooms and breakfast room,
gafsHe and dfigsasy, ready 10 or.
throughout, beautiful electric usht
fsiuf's, handsomsly dscofntsi,
Nufph IN A.door bod tl,s. three
bedrooms regular hnwt IN
''sfr vay. 5000 cash NUl
handle balance terms
tlt rooms and breakfast room.
rsrsEs Hni driveway. ready 10 u,.
'upi, move IN Monday fins iora
ti1n. south ffsrt, 4, s0a csah VIII
handle. heiAnra terms
The hfst planned md bss' huiii
bungalow ~ Oklahoma Gly IN
fhs market 'siAY. 10 think rit
f'ums snd breakfast room. every
fpnm h4s south exposure sarept
one oai floors Throughout rabi.
net titshsr. Luiit.in features.
Handsomely decorated. iAtE. bass.
WHnt concrete porch seven BOOT
driveway fuii sirsd satags--in fact
fssulsr home that rant b~
tNarhrd anyshsfc slsa Tor less than
900 more ih-n W NJ. NAins
4 aao ,A'h will handle. balance
t'fHt
ss,sp.f0sm rsraplsns bungalow.
south ffpat, flno location. oak
foot. throughout. lsts. bass
trrut Eatasr. driveway. servant.
quarters. ui~ btrakfAst room Yeu
WIN have to see this 60 realty
GpIforiair tho bargain n I. W.
a
ts reproduced today fpf th-
tmount vs ask Price tii .toa.
good cssh payment. balance on
terms
when ,ou think 81 building
elites remember that We own them
IN an rood psfis ~ the eity and
,om- e. headquarters. Here are
fsw good ONES
On West Twelfth, close 10 ear
uns. ciose 60 hu.ins-s section,
south front. paved street nearly
paid out sidewalks ana SEVER IN
and pad f,r pirt cheap 81
VI $50
Here 4. ono ~ the best In tbs
sItv. On prominent corner, hight
across the street from tvu % The
eftys swsiiesi new homes, nearly
/. dnubl. .itsi lot good location
fpr the finest home. pa,inE On
both sides besfiy paid for, dirt
thsAp Ht 5000
iOo.fnot south front In finwood
Place sddiiion. spleniid location for OIL
nice home. site IL Sof,h more. but
ve are offering n this week Tor
ti.9oe. snd viii make loan on
sam. for part VI the cost Of ouild.
Ing residence
After office hours '.lsphons
& nsnnsti wsinut 1904, " &
Martin, walnut 1917 " !.
Utown. walnut 1871 y l.. Aid
ridge. Walnut ~.
TlE cLAsSEN 60.
~, North Uar,.y Tel rBx
iloms nuiid-rs-- Home si'es-'heAllct'
skw BUNGALOW
rooms. three rooms and bath IN VII
.namsl; : lots. we'll located on West ~
can bs boush, for the low rtics of So
good terms arranged better zee this ss
As II won't las, si This price
~. " COiLlNER q Co.
ipsi, west Ur,nj
Phone fisy or nlshh Nslnu' ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
III rt.ENEs

J.noOM nrSdALow
Located a, SOS West .ist street q
beautiful home and splendid location
look this over by driving BY and call
for an appointment 20 zee inside
LYON a LowREf.
.1s Liberty National .--.--W.'np' W.'np' ls's.
SIX Eooa CAiIroRNiA BUNGALOW
sn big room.. heavy oak. two let-
French doors. good rsrafc. solid drlNr
ids.i location, one half block of Gas
sen. price ti,oN .o
e. J 1AL,idAN REALTY co
s,7 Pat,-rsoa Builhins ~
Maple sai. Walnut 'iss
CLOSE In bstssni Z lsrro rooms; screened
In porch. brick garage lots tsrits
rood conditlsn; 900 block Y. Vh; N.soe
benson, walnut II, sos Patterson PldH
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW
q rooms. oak. ell new features break
fast room. basement. garage And drive
on aid paving; near riss.sn; price W.
900 90 Cali " y, Hsnn-r.
THoMAs-HANSER REALTY co,
Dfhcs. Maybe 1855 Hes, Maple sapl
sos gmplr. BiGu i.ss W. Main ~
-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
CRY mrAL EsrArI voa sALS

WIZ buy . dandy t-foom bunss.
los located twu blocks of school
AMI Que. half block ~ ear line
ali take IN q good Dodge or Ford
,sr on house n price I. flrht
C.7g6 WIZ buy dsniy rooms and
breakfAft room bungalow iovbl~
rreEe ard driveway, located cn
last i'm
100 wiii buy dandy room ana btssk.
fast foon bunsslov bvsmsnt
safsEr sni driveway. located IN
ournsf lot. West ?ist. reasonable
terms
t..S0 VIII buy dandv 'foom snd
tfsakfaI room buhsAior safsss
ipcsttd near rhauel on West s'th
" T. iANTnON
" 4 nWApurRN A 90
ft1 iA.it American National Nsnk hllL
Walnut ~. Walnut 80
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
4 WONDkRYrL AEnopLANk

A WONDERFUL AERoPLASE
ois,See
Z rooms In The very best Residence sec /.
sssp; haa svsrythiaG: bassmsnt. gAruss
sad lgyss; psst cssh. hsiAnys isrins
s.00UA CALIFORNIA HuN0ALUw
sssMs, ,wsss4us rsvv: eessmsM: fyi :
= fuo{GeSa He1ay's tsst wv y AiGh..
slsP SaaQeleWi n.ssese, rSsss Asaf
3zI l. IA ,sefno4As
oss;;l e s'sa sssst!ss; 4 !! :.' Y w. :
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12

A VERY oPpoEruSE TINE TO INVEST
IN PROPERTY netORB ANY rCh-
TiiHR ADVANCE, WINCH 10 Eukn
To rOi.iDH
go sse~-rosr dvpiss honss al In
bunch. suvAtsd % Garner, cid psviae. fins
Investment. geod revenvs prsdsosr. right
Beet thing We kao~ Of. Tsrms saa bs o..
ragged
VI. .ess -iianlscws ksick home. eight
rooins, Modern In svsry pAsttevtaf; deco
rstions ere ksndssns. iscsted 10 Uatvsrs.
~ addition. Csmpststi,sty ssv hsss
ssllt thres yesss sso' old pss'as' Terms
i,s.sss-- SiSks .rssm ksws iss,iN fss,
of sresAd garage asd dfivsvSy. ed pav.
leg, near RobiasssN street. aot very Tar
sway fssn The hieh sekssl. ssss ell prta.
eipAl churvhsa WNt ssm - terms.
ts.sse--es essAt.rsssa hs'ns. tive sisess
from the b.vtiss eksssh. I'VE elecss fr"m
tii,ese---1ight.sesN hesss asa f.ss.
spsstmsat f,st bssA frames - test st4s
ei city; wssth u oth stssst. ssss 81 SoiI>s:
tt.sse easA, batanes - -essl tssms
ois.eee-- Resl ees1 nat ssulh u NJ
stssst. ss0 nehtass~: has spisAdsd ten
snisi gssss is sever vsssss; ~ $50 80 ~
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Five rccms and bath on one
side, ,hpv. socms ana hath ether
side; home and income; t~o full
lots. sarass. FINE fruit hnd chick
en- hsosr; wsuid r~at Tor otsi ell
for es.ess. old paving. see this Al
snce.