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M. 2345.
.oodlev Park.

On Connecticut ave- just nerth Of
Rock Greek bridge, section Of e1ten-
sive residences; IL rooms. baths
hot-vater heat; electricity; complete
in every detail; garage, on wide alley.
Immediate possession. Terms can be
Arranged. Price. $1s.500.
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713 l4th St. NV.

VACANT. AN EXCEPTIONAL BUY at
only $4,000: we'll planned and beauti-
fully decorated, 6 rooms and bath,
h.-wh., elec. It's: in the most exclusive
neighborhood in ne.
IN A LOCATION WHERE FEW HOUSES
ARE OFFERED FOR SALE. Price,
$3.50 Six large rooms and bath,
h.-w.h. and other modern convenience:
room for garage.
PRICE. $500. NORTH OF PARK
ROAD. A STRICTLY MODERN 8-room
house. Let Us show you this excellent
house. just of 14th street; this house il
in Al condition; exceedingly low terms,
with bath; large yard.
YOU WILL BE CONVINCED that this
house is worth this price after you have
inspected same: IN PARkNIEW west
OF Georgia avenue, modern and up-to-
date home: rooms and bath. hardwood
floors. otwater heat and elec. Its.
BEAUTIFUL EMI-DETACHED HOME
with II rooms Is noors), ? baths. h.-w.h.
cleo. It's. gas. rear pOrches: suitable
pay for itself: in most exclusive sectiou
Of Washington. on kalorama road west
Of Columbia road.
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M. 2345.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

LOOK! ONLY S4.o5O.
Press bay-window brick home in NV. over -
IT. wide: line: has 4 large rooms and
bath hot-water heat; colonial front porch
This is 'big bargain. 81 600 cash, balance easy.
Act quick.
7. B. BROWN CO.,
1911 Gee st. Franklin 2633.
Evening star., 1920-01-14

NEW HOMES FOR CoLORED.
710-72s Kenyon Street
Modern Homes-Attraetive Terms
Six rooms and bath; hot-water heat; front and
rear porches: large lot to alley.
Statesmen property.
ERNEST HALL COOLIDGE COMPANY,
s18-s19 Evans Building
Main 34S2-34S3.
1920 New Fork avenue.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
A very nice home: excellent condition; six
rooms and bath; 1909 C st. s.e.; bargain at
the price: $500 cash with easy monthly pay
inents; price only 81, 900. Key at 1915 g st.
Sc 14s
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As good as new house in appear
ance; just newly papered and painted:
new hot water heating plant: large
lot: chicken house; garage: house hhs
10 rooms and bath; electricity. gas
slate roof. good home for you. Can
arrange terms and give possession.
Price. 50. 900.
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FOX COLORED
Brick; near 18th and Il SITS. NV, rooms.
bath cellar and attic; deep lot to alley; n. $50.
Brick rooms and bath detached house. In
Le Droit Park: "a feet wide; front and side
porches; 81. 600.
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s., S,0OO-Sx spacious rooms; electricity: hot
water heat. Excellent condition. All rooms
newly papered. Owner leaving city-immediste
possession. Houses like this one have sold for
$4,000
Evening star., 1920-01-14

AM IN MARKET FOB HOME Up TO SIS. 900:
can pay cash: state situation Of property ana
lowest net cash price attention given.
Address BOX 92-E. Star once.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-02-26
Minot Men Killed In France Are
Honored hy French

Sunday afternoon at $3.50 the William
Carol Post Of the American Legion pre-
scented the French war certificates to the
parents or nearest relatives of the Mtnot
boys who were killed in France. The
ceremony was witnessed by a large aud
ienCe t
President Crane of the Normal school
made the address Of the afternoon. and
acted as the French representative In
presenting the certificates. Mr.. Crane
spoke Of the work that our boys had
done in France, and 1t Is Of such import
next weeks independent.
Sixteen certificates were given out;
following is list Of the names on the
MinOt honor roll Don A; Whitm0re,
chic l.. Gilmore, Thomas Carol, Orrin
Lee, Henry A. Anderson. Andrew II.
Bessett, George Larson, William Mickey,
Ralph N, Van Fleet, and William A. Fry.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-02-26
Five In ror INSANITY.

The insanity board are considering
the cases of five charged with insanity
this week, four women and one man.
Al Wartchow filed an information
against his wife Wednesday charging
her with being insane.
Joe Feldman, local shoemaker, has
been declared insane and will be taken
to the asylum.
in the hospital and she will appear be-
for the board.
Mrs. Elizabeth Keller of FOxholm who
cut her own throat with a razor, nearly
killing herself, Is still in the hospital,
suffering from her self-infiictsd wounds
She is undoubtedly insane. She slashed
when she has been fed thru a tube.
She began recently taking little liquid
food thru the mouth.
Mrs. Cash, whose husband was shot
and killed by neighbor at Rice Lake
some years ago, has been returned to the
insane asylum. She was committed
from Bottineau county several years
ago, but released.
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Death of Verne Wenner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. H. Wenner. passed
away a week ago Monday from infiu-
enza, the funeral being held the follow-
ing day and burial took place IN the
Sawyer cemetery. Rev. Mr.. Spacht was
in charge Of the services. The Wenner
family reside three miles west of Saw
yer. Verne was born in Ward county
" death is generally mOurned.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-02-26
Registered = Guernseys Arrive.

0. K. Spires, the Burlington datryman,
received Ave head Of registered Guern-
sey cattle from West Salem. Wisconsin,
last Saturday With the c0nsignment
Person had purchased at the Madison
sale. where 50 head of Guernseys were
sold at prices averaging $500 head.
F. NJ Reuter-, a young man who Is en-
gagged in dairying at West Salem, ac-
companied the shipment and remained
few days to observe North Dakota con-
ditions and prospects. He was favorab-
" impressed with the advantages af-
forded in this state for dairying and
will return later in the season with q
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1920-02-26
DEATH of SAWYER Woman.

Mrs. Bayhe passed away at her home
Of Sawyer from influenza. Tuesday
morning of last week. The funeral was
held by Rev. Spacht and sinterment was
made In the Sawyer cemetery. The de.
ceased was SO years old and Is survived
by her husband and family.
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Lander will Leave Minot.

Many friends In MinOt and vicinity
ii. c. Lander are planning to locate IN
Great Falls. Mont. March Is. after
residence Of ten years In Minot. Mr.
tana business for the q. J. Lander Go,
which has grown extensively In Mon
tana and Canada. Another Representa-.
next fall.
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Burlington Will Have Curling Rink

number Of BurHngtOnltes vlslteU
the Minot curling rink Friday night and
were given instructions in the Scottish
art Joe jacobson showed some unusual
speed and Ira Stoddard proved himself
very classy with the broom. John II.
Werner became so enthusiastic over the
game that he has taken dimensions Of
a rink which he proposes to see built at
Burlington before next winter. Others
in the party were Rev. Christ, Harvey
Johnson Don Davy Henry Kluver and
a number of other good sports.
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]. M. Freund Of Glenburn was In the
the grasshOppers Matched out and were
frozen to death last fall, which IL apt
to reduce the damage from these pests
this year. He says that just before the
early freeze, he saw millions Of the lit
tie rascals In his fields.
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tended by her sister. Mrs George B.
CIum, as matron of honor. Little Helen
Clum. the Brides niece. will be the ring
bearer and she win be escorted by her
little cousin. Vernon Cook. son of Mr.
and Mrs. R. K. Cook.
Mr.. Alfred H. Hollidge, brother of the
bride. will act as best man and the
ushers will include Mr.. r. X Cook. Mr.
L. B. Borland. Mr.. T. S. Tincher and
Mr.. Cook. reception will follow I'M
mediately after the ceremony in the
apartment of the brides mother a
Chatham Courts. Mr.. Hollidge and hi:
bride will reside at Chatham Courts OF
there return from a northern wedding
trip.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Emile Montgomery
were hosts at dinner last evening il
their Rhode Island avenue home.
Brig. Gen. Herbert NJ. Lord. chief o
finance of the United States Army
who is visiting the various Army
camps in Massachusetts. New Yorl
and New Jersey, is in New York at the
Hotel Astor for a few days going
CONTINUED on Ninth Page.)
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Cratty-HoIlidse weddins.

Autumn flowers and foliage will form
the setting for the marriage of Miss
Mary r. Honidge. daughter of Mrs A
{ Hollidge. to Mr.. Robert C. Crafty Of
s Springfield, Mass, which will take place
.nis EVENING; at 80 o'clock. at the Cal
oary Methodist Church. the Rev Edgar
Cordell Powers of Baltimore officiatine
The bride. who will be given in mar
rage by her brother. Mr.. Clarence 4
crawford Hollidge of Boston will he a.
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secretary, in addition to the officers
already chosen. The first regular
meeting of the sewing circle will be
held next Tuesday and each succeed
ing one at the same place.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bailey. who is spend
ing the winter al Wardman Park
Hotel. viii present her debutante
granddaughters, Miss Frances Smith
and Miss Marion Smith. al a tea Tues
day. December II. instead of Decem-
Der is. the day previously selected
Mrs. George {. Reid. wife of Col
Reid. Z. 8. Nj. G.. will go to New
York tomorrow. preparatory to sail
ing on the transport Algonquin on Sat
urday for Santo Domingo. to join Col.
Reid. who is stationed there. Mrs
Reid came to the United States in
March and during part of her stay
mere made motor trip to Montana
and return. She has been the guest
Of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Lewis c. Lu-
cas-. at 1943 Biltmore street, since
coming to Washington.
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County Teachers
Association

The County Teachers Association of
Fremont county will meet in Florence
on Saturday. April II. at 10 a. m.
This is the regular spring meeting
at which officers for the coming year
are elected. Prof. w. B. Mooney. for
merly state school visitor OF the State
Teachers College. no win the school
furnishing business in Denver. will
speak TO the teachers in the forenoon
and the regular business meeting will
also be held in the forenoon. Presi-
dent ]. C. Crabbe OF the State Teach
ers' College will speak to the teachers
in the afternoon.
These two addresses should be sufi-
cient to induce every teacher in this
county TO be present to hear them.
Let no teacher in this county think he
or she is beyond the point of receiving
some beneft from these county meet
ings. Let us all be loyal to our pro-
fession and give all the aid We can by
our presence and membership so as
to carry on the work OF the teaching
profession. special invitation to ex-
perienced as well as TO inexperienced
and prospective teachers is made by
the officers OF the association. The
professional spirit OF teachers is
measured by the interest shown in ali
organizations of the teaching profess
sion. Teachers can never expect to
4. t.. H. . he
demands before the public unless they
show united effort and a loyalty
TO the work One OF the best ways
10 show this loyalty is by attendance
and support OF the organizations that
are back OF the betterment OF the pro
fession.
Here is the Colorado plan OF organ
izstion OF teachers: THE teachers of
America should be associated in a ma
tionai association with the state asso-
ciation as units of the national. with
local associations throughout the vari-
Gus states members OF the state asso-
Citations: that each OF these units
should keep itself free. unincumbered
and unattached. in order that, by the
independence OF it's position. II may
lay It's program for the benefit of pub
lic education before any and all or
Plantations which ought 10 Join II in
improving educational conditions"
This would give us a strong. cohe
sive self-conscious organizations. act
uated by desire OF worthy service.
worthily rendered the state and In
which the feelings of professional
spirit and pride would be augmented
by the consciousness OF numbers and In
fiuence.
be present and get the inspiration we
all so keenly need.
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SOws Demand
Care Prior To
FarrOwing

Farrowing time often determines
profit or loss to the hog grower. is the
assertion of G. Z. Morton of the Colo
rfado Agricultural College Unless
pigs are born strong. and are saved
when young, serious inroad is made
on profits in hog breeding, as the num-
ber never can be multiplied after
wards. The grower has been at a
heavy expense in maintaining his sows
through the winter and this overhead
expense is distributed over the entire
crop of pigs. The larger the crop
the less the overhead.
Sows should not be shut up in a
small pen few feet square until the
day of farrowing. unless it is abso-
lutely necessary. They must have ex-
ercise, and should be getting coarse
food. such as barley or oats and tank
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Thrilling Street
Runaway Monday

II has been long time since Canon
City had more thrilling runaway on
the streets than was Witnessed about
4 O'Clock Monday afternoon when a
horse attached to a heavy lawn roller
dashed around the corner OF Macon
avenue from the west and turned into
sixth street and thence east on Main
street.
The animal had worked itself into a
highly terrified state in its efforts to
disengage itself from the heavy iron
roller. which at intervals struck it on
the heels by the force of the momen-
tum it had acquired Sinbad the Sailor
never made a more determined effort
TO rid himself OF the Incubus that had
fastened itself upon his back than the
horse in question did to free itself
from this iron roller. which. by its
weight. practically controlled the
course Of the runaway
At the PalaHs drug store corner the
hose ran between the public drinking
fountain and the window. in which
there was barely room for the roller
TO pass, but by miracle did not strike
anything. Had the roller hit the
corner OF the building II would have
gone down like house of cards. be.
cause of the tremendous force of the
impact. and hundreds OF dollars of
damage would have been done. Pre-
Fious to reaching the street intersec-
ion both horse and roller had missed
vrecking several automobiles standing
along the side OF the roadway.
ON Main street they were equally
several cars lined up along the curb
were slated for destruction BY rare
good luck the roller. which had both n
forward and side movement. swung
clear in every instance OF these imper-
lied machines. but Il was done by
hairs breadth in more than one case
This piece of good fortune was due,
both 10 the good sense of the horse and
the eccentric actions of the roller,
which lodged at the right time The
horse would veer in one direction to
avoid collision and the roller would
switch about the other way. appar.
emily. for the same purpose Had
the roller struck one or more of the
'aAH +A'N NoAia nave bttU W
junk
~ the Harding hardware atore the
horse started toward the curb as II to
go through an open door into the build
ing. the roller, of course following.
but on striking the walk the roller be.
came detached from the animal and
the trouble ended. Had they gotten
Into the store the destduction they
would have wrought would have been
immensely greater than thar of the
traditional bull in a china shop. The
horse was badly hurt by the shafts
OF the roller and OF the heavy iron
cylinder striking IL on the heels
The roller which belongs TO the Y.
NJ. c. A., was being taken from the
associations tennis court on Macon
avenue 10 the high schnol grounds 10
he used in pnckinr the ground OF the
athletic track
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Public Interest In
"Clean-Up" Day

4 great deal of public interest is
being manifested in Canon City's an
nuai cleanup day" on April 81. and
the indications are that Il will be a
distinguished success. Many expires
sions OF commendation and offers OF
help have been made 20 the city coun-
ell and the Chamber OF Commerce.
which are behind the movement. and
81 is expected that the work will be
more thoroughly done this year than
ever before
The various city aldermen have been
appointed to be lieniennnts in the un-
dertaking, and will have supervision
OF the work In their respective wards.
but VIII be assisted by large number
of public-spirited men and women
The special lineup OF the ward super.
visors follows:
Alderman a. J. Turner-An alleys
south OF main street and First to Fif-
teenth streets.
Alderman w a. Chapson-AlIey
between Main street and Macon ave
nue.. First 10 Twelfth streets
Alderman o. j. Rundahl-Alley be
tween Greenwood and Harrison ave
nnecs. Fist to Thirteenth streets.
Alderman @. ii. Smith-Alleys be
tween Harrison and Rudd avenues
First 10 Thirteenth streets. and be-
tween East Macon, Harrison and
Greenwood avenues, between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets.
Frank Eiumerson-hiley between
Rudd and College avenues, First street
east.
Alderman o. w. Rowe-All alleys
between College and Mystic avenues
Alderman II. G. McInvaney-All al
leys north OF Mystic avenue and Hard.
ing's addition and Rayonlds Heights.
An annual cleanup day Is observed
in every live city throughout the
country, and the people OF this com
munity should make his day very
marked success Just imagine what
our city would look like n we did not
have these days. We should render
the city officials every assistance pos
sible In this work. Men. teams aud
trucks are needed. Finances must be
had TO pay those who are not able to
contribute their teams and trucks. We
should all contribute literally In funds
an dtime 10 THE event
Alderman G T.. Reeves is captain OF
the day, and Il goes without saying
that nothing will he left undone TO
make Canon CITY n clean place O. JI
Rundahl win be his nssistant and Ole
II another 1.-Two wire who does things
Mrs. T N Harding Is chairman of
the ladies' working teams, and shc can
always he depended upon 20 do her
full part.
Every alderman Is mn assistant and
viii have charge % the districts OUT
lined. and evory citizen should con.
slider himself committee OF one. self. /
appointed. 10 see that ihsso workers
have ull the support reedcd 70 do the
job well.
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cAIeaso rrodusr.

Chicago. Butter - Lower. creamery.
<sG zoe
EKRr--iower; reccipta. 1890 cases
firrtr, zoe. ordinary firnts ssif scAe;
at mark eases included, S7wsyxo.
ipni'ty--Aiise. steady. springs. sse:
fowlf <lc.
pntHtotr steady. Bsesjpis, 81 ears.
no,th.ln white. sacked, sioov1sb; 20
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rA,rrnN 1--we STOCK.
a. chicsss.

chieago.-CattieITo Slt.7s; other
cents biSkcr. Bulk. steers sIl.6oo
1880: hest heavy steers. SI4.2b: best
heavy steers, Siis5. butcher cows
largely $500 100. csnners. around
$500. bulls. steady to lower: demand
narrow. veal calves s1.00 to $500 low
er: bulk to packers. Sl3.o04i2 so. no
trade In stock-rs and feeders.
Hogs-Bula. % To so cents higher,
heavyweight gaining most; top. sfs.2b!
bulk. si+,to0 Is, sh; closed strong: pigs.
20 TO SO cents higher. tisht pigs largely
tI2.SO0 i5.O0.
Shecp-shorn lambs at sI6.oOVi7sb:
good wooled ewes sis 90
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cn.h crnIn ln ,.hIcnxa.

spring, s2.sS
corn-Ne, 3 mixed. si.esls: no. 2
yellow. Si7i.
oets-No. ? white. p.oIx. No >
white ss'scU 100
Rye--No, 2. sis7A.
Barley 3i.6SU1,so.
Timothy Seed sp.dO v i2.oO
ClrVer Seed sac 0oob 81 90
Pork Nominal
Lnrd-s si?.5p.
-sif..buis.c2
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UP AND ATTENDING
TO BUSINESS

Frank g. wrieht. OF Nlnth street
md GRAND avenue who has been ~
with The nu nt the Holmes hospital. IL
up and Attending TO his ranch
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age. without any corn in it. At far
rowing time the house should be kept
warm by means OF lanterns If there
is no other means of heat. One lantern
in an individual hog house will keep it
warm on the coolest night in this eli
mate. Ordinarily tine sows are better
left undisturbed and should be given
just little bedding as they can get
along with, so that the young pigs can
get out of the way of the sow more
readily.
II the sow is fed properly before
farrowing she is likely to come to her
milk without much trouble. II she has
been fed on corn or has not had exer-
else the ndder is quite likely to cake
and she will not want to let the pigs
suck. In this case they may have to
be taken away from her and brought
to her for sucking every hour or two
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MrTAi. MAn,SeTs.

Colorado settlement prices,
Bar silver. ii.2s.
Copper. pound isr zoe.
Lead. sa2s.
Spelter. ss.%s.
Tungsten. per unit. IS so o see.
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FOR SALE-7-room pressed brick
house, 1903 Harrison avenue; s.. 200
io~ quick sale. Inquire within. S6-p6t
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FOR SALE-Good 7-room frame
house: modern except heat. large
screened porch; excellent condition;
corner lot; good garage. SOL Green
woodyavenue. Sens,
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MISCELLANEOUS

DEESSMAKING by the day. Miss
Gillespie. 631 River street. Canon
6s3-W. ss-p3t
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FOR SALE-5-room house and 8 lots
SIS Mystic avenue. sat,
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FOR SALE-so acres of irrigated
land in ordway district. AL land
with no buildings; will take acreage
property near Canon City or Florence.
or good car as part pay. C. E. Dnlen.
Ordway, Colo s9-p6t
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FOR SALE-Automobiles

FOR SALE-Ford truck. 1919 model;
can allow terms on $500. Phone
Canon 334. The Blair Brothers Sale.
Service Corporation. 6s-tf
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FOR SALE-Modern 7-room house.
close in, on corner of two best
streets in city. For particulars ad.
dress 20. F." Record ssns
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FOR SALE-Two frame houses. one
i-room and one 5-room in South
Canon on Myrtle avenue. between
Eighth and Ninth streets; small cash
payment terms on balance: immedl-
ate possession. a. NJ. Ewell. go West
Catiin avenue Canon 17O,I. S7-pst
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FOR SALE-One acre and barn on
Greydene and Florence. cheap. John
McFadden 1928 Clay street. Denver,
Colo. S0-pl2t
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FOR RENT, Furnished Rooms
FOR SALE-ReaI Estate

FOR SALE-At a bargain. four-room
frame house on Whipple avenue. Adj
dress G. a. Goold. 2S2 West Catlin
avenue S9-p4tI
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FOR SALE-Bederwood strawberr,
plants. 5s1 East Sherman avenue
Lincoln Park S4-p6
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FOR SALE-No. nut coal. $3.50
lump. $3.50 in load lots. Phor
Canon se-J. w. T. Sullivan. S5-p,
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FOR SALE-1s1S Dodge touring car.
first-class condition. Inquire at the
Canon Auto Company SLIT
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ARCHIE HOWARD GOES
TO WESTcLIFFE
Archie Howard returned to West
e.iffe Monday afternoon