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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
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squfre Abner Harrington dropped
In today.
lie trusted his weight 20 the TIVE
rear icgs Of our other chair. One
foot he rested by the herf ON the
edge Of our desk and the other foot
he consigned 10 our waste basket
Il observe In the daily prints." n
ornted. that there N a distinctly
observable tendency In the money
marts toward the reduction Of labor's
share of the hudable profits Of in
dustry"
'Huh-huh.- said we. what are yvu
going 10 DO about it7'
II mean TO say declared ne
Squire with dignity. that they're
a~tryin' 20 cut wages.
Hardy In the body polite fully
recovered from the serious Ills Of
war; hardly has the new skin COW
cred the gaping wound and the sick
world tottered from it's bed OF Illness,
before they begin 70 down tho work
| in man.
"Reminds mo Of old Squire Harf-
ness. down Louyviile way. Squire
| had the biggest mill In the parta-
I Never could get the squire to raise
wages a picayune. Well. one day the
squire gets a letter out OF his box at
tho postoffice that says his son up
nj William and Mary college has
married Cherry What's Her Name of
the Black Crook theaytr1cai company
and the squire turns UP his toes and
looks undignified for the first time
In his life. Appolpiexy. says the doc
tors.
He lies IN the spare bedroom for
about six weeks. unconscious. One
day the doctor says he win be CON
scious that afternoon and summons
the family 70 observe the pho
| nomena-
Squire Hardness opens one eye .
little ways. Then he closes It ana
opens t'othcr ana then he opens both
OF 'em a little ways and wiggies bis
lips a little.
They could sec an how he was
a-tryin' TO say something Important
and the nurse bends over.
Cut the wages.' he Whispered,
"'cut the wages.'"
THE INSANITARY BOT.SH
zone thing certain"
| "Whaty'
| 1.-THE song Tn Forever Blowing
Bubbles wasn't wrA.en by . Boz
sheyik."
Nor
mo. indeed Boishcvfk never
| gets even that near TO SOAP
FLORIDA Times Union
|
SUCH Is LITE
"You can't know 1t all"
Nor
Even n yUu read the sncycDo.
peliA by the time you reach one
and you've forgotten . lot 700
picked UP at the er."-Louis-
| Vile Cour1er.Journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

N0 HAVE been having q
IM perfectly wonderful time
SA the last two weeks, being
IQ&6Rv . plumber. and = painter.
and timer. and a gas.
filter. and n carpenter. and a house
mover. and q muIA
II was like this: 7 have been fir,
Ing up an old HOUSE that required ev.
erythinE done 10 Il that a sick house
ever could require. I would take the
current pay chsek ana decker with.
say. a painter. and he would 40 M
far M my cash let him: then he
would quit and I would finish the
job. Another week would roll by. an.
other pay check would arrive. ana
would enter into diplomatic relations
with q cynical oarpentar. who would
Eobblo my Check with q sneer. work
q couple OF hours. and then I would
finish the Job.
The painters ana decorators On.
pcred and painted the rooms. but
scraped tho old kalsomine off and
oiled tho floors. and enameled the
pantry shelves and putuod In two
windows.
The house movvrs raised the shack
and put timbering under Il. but I
excavstcd the bsascment
ThA carpenters repaired the beams
ana str1neers and laid . new floor.
but I added skirt and an apron to
the house.
The piumber UNLOCKED ana hooked
up again the gas. sewer and water
mains and pipes. but put on caves
cutters, painted tho roof. and put
now washers In all the faucesA
What the various Artisans aid
looks finei What did iooks like
well. IL looks just iike that but what
yn goin' TO do with one pay check
divided between - varieties Of lord
~ 0aftanen?
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Anu-nu rsmedieA e3.cs. Herb Mcd.
'cfne Mig. Co. r. O. boz tsi. Seattle.
advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29
A Place to Live

What be done about place live? Five million the figure placed
small
and boards
with and instead of building their there
social life dangerously
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kaisomine off my kitchen wall. and
I worked nine hours at II. and was
bsthed In kaisomine water, had IL
ground into my hair and hide: every
joint anhed and I've had a crick In
my neck that won't come out for two
weeks. II ever. This thing OF stand.
ing on a cracker box and sloshing hot
water on a ceiling overhead. and
then standing on uptoc and scratch
ing with a putty knife by the hour
that's no way 10 save money. I'll ad-
wise anybody.
think the average carpenter.
plumber. dnsfnith. house mover.
painter. decorator. mason and hod
carrier or pick and shovel fellow has
TO use more ingenuity. executive abii.
ity and brilliant initiative in solving
the probiesns II his daily work than
tho average captain OF industry. or
tho average writer Of editorials.
And the only reason I wouldn't
gladly pay $40 an hour for such men
Of genius 10 DO my work In because
I'm not enough Of genius to Be able
10 foot their bills.
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Blond Eskirnos

o
four years n hunting Eskimos.
Ekimos before bringing civilization
WITH
Of peroxide
North looking
they may be
Nation thaf hasnf crsss Of
In
Il rhy he farmer
enm has pat GOLDMAN
Greece afraid o n
record for paytno the confnsossy
feels sorrser the feiion uho
fn cotton fheS
a
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IT what ! started out 70 ay
was that this excursion In.
10 the craft mysteries has
given mo . wide appr-cia.
ton for the mental ability
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The Seattle Star

~ :sS 60 = ~, sss - -:.s cs.sss nss ~ss'ss uu
stss ~ s~rvs city -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

You sce. there was an old channel
rustic on the houso--thst In. tongue
and.groove stuff: but the nearest I
could find 20 match up with II was
rustic that was tapped. no when
you come 20 tit a moldinK where
these two ioin on a pitched wall. you
have something To do. Also there
was a matter OF corners. and rniterr
without a inter box. or n proper saw:
and who holds up the other end Of a
2o.foot board when you are doing a
Job OF siding for YOURSELF could
have used either my astral body or
my subconscious self nicely just
then.
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SUCH Is LITE

You can't know Il all"
Nor
Even n yUu Rad the sncyrDo.
pediA by the time you reach cns
end you've forgotten . lot you
picked UP at the other."-Louis-
Vile Cour1er-Journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

The government reports dropped
vceks but orocers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

An a record playing the piano
horvs. sorrser for the fcton Uho
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hit American Al
epauieI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-29

0uayyerc cap4sc Turkey
u afraid Of bssro spa1cd the tobccofh
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ECHANIcg wages seem
high theee days. but
you 60 and do II, and
roc what you sec. I
saved ~ nv taking the Old
New-York tribune., 1920-08-01

Phil Tompklns was citizen
Who led normal life;
The nelghbors held hum IN respect
And liked his sterling wife;
No breath Of scandal down the years
Had ever touched his name.
Beyond the petty faults Of man
hat come to every game.
Phil was no hero, I'll admit,
And yet he was no crook;
His life, so far as one could read,
Was like an open book;
And so he moved along the beat,
Esteemed by low and high,
Until he entered politics
And caught the Public Eye.
Where was the man Of yesterday
Whose character had cleaned?
Where was the smp e citizen,
Respected and esteemed?
Old voters who had known him long
And always thought him sound
Picked up the Opposition Press
And this is what they found:
~The nation can't afford to have
A man Of ompkins' type;
No less than seven years ago
He overcharged for tripe;
Still worse than this---m '92,
To prove his deeper shame.
His uncle drank glass Of beer
And played poker game.
"A vote for Tompkns, " so they read
Without the slightest halt,
is but vote for burglary.
FOR murder and assault" 80
"len years ago his cousin niece,
Caught in shady deal,
Was fired for selling rabbit skins
In place Of Hudson SEAL.
They proved that he had held his seat
Within subway train,
The while female voter stepped
Upon his feet in vain;
And one big headline carried this---
CONFESSION THAT APPALLS-
admits he never ploughed field
Or worked in overalls.'
Alas, for 1ompkins' honored name!
Ills wife was soon in tears;
The neighbors' children met his kids
And greeted them with jeers;
And yet we often wonder why.
With e,,nCr,, oro,.1lc ,aJ L,.Lo
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17
COLORADO LAND.

For Saie-Colorado land, tive thops-
and acres twenty miles south OF Ma,h-
eson, Colorado. AL tlllable, two tsous-
and acres under cultivation. three
Thousand prairie, aandy loGrn so!i, wat
cred with windrnilis, thrss good sets OF
ten thousand dollars each, Crops are
corn. wheat. rye. beans and potstoca:
well fenced IN ACTIONS and half SEQ
TONS school house on the ranch five
telephones store. rural mail delivery.
price twenty 10 fry dollars per acre.
ffalf cash terms on bala nce. This Is n
real farm, lays ideal. VIII he!l all or
any part from hundred sixty acrcs up.
price according to number of acres I'M
der cultivation and improvements. II.
A. Robinson, LIZA North Talon street.
Colorado Springs. Colo.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Public Au,tion--Haviug decided

Public Auotion--Haviug decided to
leave the city, will sell all my per-
sonal property on premises. 1913 South
Second avenue, Marshalitown, Wednes-
day, Jan. 81. 1920, beginning at o'clock
p. m, as follows: One hay mare, nine
years old. weighs 100. one Red Polled
cow. fresh SIX weeks, giving good flow
Of milk; calf. weeks old: one Duroo
Jersey SOW, Will farrow April /; two
gifts; twenty nine head Of Barred Rock
hens, now laying; six Rhode Island
Red ROSTERS, ton clover and timothy
hay. corn. new Marsha;ltown buggy,
single harness. good set IL Inch con-
cord work harness, ,halters. new twelve
inch walking stirring pillow. almost new
Peter Shelter wagon, with tip-top box.
dump boards; wheelbarrow, ooops, gar
den tools; six bushels seed corn, cobs;
coal. grain sacks. fly nets, lawn noweN
doublstrees; household goods. new
round dining table. four chairs, library
table, cupboard, Boone Kitchen cabinet,
forty yards Of good linoIeum. rockers.
ironing board, churn, mirror, brand new
One Minute washer, lawn seat, 200
pounds cured meats. can lard, flour, po-
taIOeS, CoPpeT pol1cl' hoSs' tupS' 6ooo
six-hole cook stove, good Colds hot
blast heater, good plush couch, good
iron bed, with new all-ccrton mattress;
feather bed pillows, bedding, lace cur
tains, shades, sink. drop leaf table,
seventy quarts Of horne-canned fruits
and vegetables, bull pup, lamps, dishes.
cooking utensils and many other arti-
c;es too numerous to mention. Terms
cash. Don't miss this sale; here is a
good lot of goods We will have a
good warm fire. vira Phelps. owner.
Phone Green 1918. Colonel Kendall,
Auctioneer. Phone 1872.
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NEW YORK LAND,


For Saie-Twelve thousand dollars
buys splendid, level go acres, we'll
drained. two miles from village.
macadam road: dark. loan, seventy
acres valuable timber. balance tillaole;
practically new buildings. ten-roon,
house. concrete basement barn, gable
roof, holding $50 tons hay: silo. hen.
house, concrete basement barn. gaInhrel
nary. pi2yery. granary, running water
in house. barn and pasture; large orch
ard. Including crops. thirty head cat
tie, Ave good horses. sugar equipment
nifty hens. potato digge,. disc harrow,
land roller. harrows. drill. sulky cuiti-
vator. Aulky plow. rake. gas eA0ne
mower. binder wagons, buggy, cutter,
sleighs, nix heavy hArnesses, light har-
nesses. small tools milking machine
Easy terms. Free list. Ellis Brothers,
6pr.ngville. n. Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17
NORTH DAKOTA LAND.

For eals--North Dakota and Min
nssota lands, choice improved farms In
sou eastern North Dakota and west
ern Minnesota. We grow stock, corn.
clover and all kinds OF small grain.
Close to markets. Land we'll drained.
Always plenty of rainfall. We are In
the famous Red River valley. Write
for prices and descriptions. Agents
wanted. Cox 4 Staples. Wahpeton.
North Dakota
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17
Classified Advertisements
FOR SALE
TO RENT
TO EXCHANGE

literature In regard 10 the. merits Of
this valley. Wo leave Mnrahaptown
every Thursday. via the C. G. w.
sailroaa to Kansas CITY, whore Wa
catch tho special train OF private Pull
man cars. Special rates. including
meals and berths and 81. side trips.
For further information cail or SEQ w.
II. Nicholson, SrnyrhalleoGn, Iowa.
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REAL ESTATE AUCTION:

/ will sell my home on premises, 1914
West Church street, Mershalltown.
Iowa. Thursday, Jan. 81. at 2: 80 p. M.
consisting Of Ave- room house. cellar,
coal house. lot 2l0x21O feet, eighteen
cherry trees, apple trees. raspberries,
biackberries. grapes. plums. good well
Of water CITY water in yard. Here is
your opportunity to buy home with
plenty Of garden room. Only two blocka
from West Main street car line and
paving. You are getting several good
building lots here. Don't miss this
sale. You know Marshailtown prop
erty Is valuable and in good demand
Terms, one-half cash. 3. E. Sharp,
owner. Phone Yellow S07. Colonel
Kendall auottoneer. Phone 1872.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17
WISCONSIN LAND.

Free Wisconsin bulletins. soil. OIL
mate. crops Immigration Bureau, Wis
consin, Department OF Agriculture.
Capitol so. Madison, Wis,
For Ssie--Lot- US holp you to select n
farm in Price county. the centor of clo-
Yer, dairy and potato belt OF upper
Wisconsin. Write for tho official soil
map and booklet to the county asrI-
cultural agent, Phillips. Wis.
Fer Sale--Landology a magazine
giving the facts In regard to the land
situation Three rnonths' subscription
free. II, for a home or as en- invest
ment, you are thinking of Buying good
farm lands, simply write me a letter
and say Mail me Landotogy and all
particulars free" Address Editor,
Landolosy, Skidmore Land Company,
100 Skidmore building, Marinettc.
Wis,
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TEXAS LAM

II You Go q tho Fio nrnndo valley
Of Texas, the ". n. Stewart Land
Company gyarsptees to refund tho cost
Of the tsip 70 anyone who vii! accom-
pAny W on our excursions and can
And q misrepresentation III any Of eur
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17
.s--'--
FLORIDA LAND.

For Sals--Twenty- fvo hundred acres
finest round timber hIll land left on
the ridge, all on or within milo of hard
road; SIS per acre. one-fourth cash,
balance three equa! payments. This
Ia also the finest orange land obtain
ablec Stivonder & Curtis, Lake Wales.
Florida.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17

For SAls--Oakland-S 1918 touring
car In good condition; must be sold
this month: Chalmers-Six in fine con-
dition; Jackson roadster and Cadillac
touring car. Oldsmobile Motor Com
pany.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17

For saie-One hundred and two and
one-half acres Of land between Mar
shalltown and Grinnell, Ave miles from
Gilman, all can be ployed. fair i'm
provements. IL sold at once. Satb pos
acre. Can give possession March i.
1920; io7 aeras three miles Of Colfs1.
Iowa. good rich soil, good improve
,usnts. 100 under plow, balance pasture,
peics tor quick sale. 5000 per ACRE.
Twenty acres In Marshalltown on Main
street, three good houaes and barns
on this good soil, we'll fenced, If sold
at once. $4,000: can divide II neces-
sary. Also modern houses close in, to
be sold at q bargain to raise money. All
above propositions can be sold on easy
terms. william Mowry. owner, over
los East Main street: residence. Bill
North CentAra street
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17
NEBRASKA LAND.

For Sale-Buy selected Ncbra ska
and Colorado farms. Land that PAYS
for Itself. level. rich soil, nothing better,
Write for description. Midland Sc
curitics Company, Lincoln Neb.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

Wantsd-WI'tte photop!ays. SIS to
$500 paid anyone for suitable Ideas.
Experience unnecessary; complete
outline free. Producers League, 1s4,
ST .ouiR
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17
or Less Than Is Cents

For Sa,s--one hundred twenty acre
farm. level Land. best OF improvements
March frst delivery. Eighty acre
farm. close &c town, all tillablc land.
These farms arc priced to sell. Money
10 loan on farm lands, SEQ II. r. knhl,
offce Woodbury. Building, Marshsll-
town, lows.
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MINNESOTA LAND.


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WanteS-.To hear from owner OF
good farm for sale. State cash price
full description. d. F. Bush, Mtnno-
apol!s. MINI.
For Sale-Auy ono in Iowa. wishing
to buy farm In Mseker county. Mimi.
where you can raise good cattle and
corn and near town with good build
inss. seventy four miles west of Min
neapolis at reasonable prices and
terms, would do well to writo to Ed
win Spielran. Grove City, Mimi. Box
144.
For sals--Thres hundred ten acres OF
the very best farm !aad, ten mtios
north of Moorhend on the RED river
fair improvements. sl0j per acre
Two hundred forty acres 212 miles
from Staples. MINI. New sot Of build
ings, about eighty acres cleared, eighty
acres hay meadow, balance scatterins
timber. t12b per acre. Moorhead
Realty Company. Moorhsad Mian.
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For saie-Southern Minnesota farm,
consisting Of $50 acres, t20 under culti-
walton, balance pasture, as acres mon
dow. Is acres. Entire farm fenced hos
tight. two cross fencer. same besides
yard and garden tcncss. Buildings in
good repair; flowing we'll thing two
thirds done, telefhons and u. +. D. at
the door. Glover sowed with grain every
year I miles from two good towns. two
naaiss from state highway (hard sur
fase ROAD, public road ON two slides Of
farm. Was not sold last year on &C.
count OF settling estate; carries Ions
tine loan. balance On easy tAAr1ns
Peal direct With owner. Write for fur
tAer PARTICULARS. CroHs last yce<. rye
corn, wheat, oats, pumpkins and tohac-
90. With the corn 0os ~ talia,
MINI.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17

For Sale-Ons hundred seventy
eight acres, good improvements: las
acres rich soil under cultivation, bal
ance fine BLUE grass pasture. This
place will rent for $1,000 cash. Price
for quick sale $4,000. $1,000 will
handle. It's fine proposition, J. ID.
Carr. Farminston, Iowa.
Fer saIe-special bargain. one of
the richest farms near town. Greene
county. Garden spot Of Iowa. Very
easy terms. .0ood reason for selling.
Address F-1s. care this office.
Fer Sals-Hy owner twenty acres
we'll improved In Marshall county.
close to city, bargain II taken by Feb.
/. Possession March !. Address ELS
care this office.
+ For Sale - Well i'm proved thirty
acres, two miles north on Third avenue
and one mile east Phone SIS on SD.
W. J. Stephens.
For eals or Trade-FIfteen acres,
half farm land. rest pasture. Good
improvements; two miles southwest
Of Liscomb. David Weatherly.
For Sale or Exehanos-tAn improved
12D acre farm in Clark county, Iowa,
for income property or cheaper land.
Good terms. l.. II. Hooker. owner,
Marshalltown. Iowa,
For Sale---March first delivery. The
following farms a short time only
Ono hundred s.xty-seNen acres. Ave
miles northeast Of Marshalltown an
extra good one and excellent terms.
One hundred twenty acres nine miles
southwest Of Marshalltown; priced
right and terms the best. One hundred
seventy -four acres close to Conrad:
one Of Iowa's best, extra we'll Inn
proved. Eighty acres nve m!les west
Of Marshnlltown; no improvements
but an extra good investment; land
lays 1ns and al Thoroughly tiled.
One hundred twenty acres. three mites
southwest. OF Baxter: rolling farm
but priced right and $1,000 win handle
this farm. One hundred sixty acres
close to Melbourne. $4,000 cash is all
1t takes on this place. One hundred
thirtyretsht acres close to laurel;
81, 900 cash. balance terms. An extra
good farm. close to F'reeport. ILL.,. good
terms. We are also In touch with a
number Of the. large loan compsny'n
and can furnish you good farm loan,
II you are iii the market for farm
or q loan see us. our prices and terms
will appeal to you. Hineoker & lar
son, over II West Main street. Mar
shailtown, Iowa.
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Fer sals--M arshall county farrnz; w
have 4 dne forty acre farm four miles
sAst Of NArshaiitowa and soatA o.
orssu Mountain, with splendid rood
houss. With, furnaos: good barn and
alto and splendid hen. house. Tb.l
Would dahe great paultry ana dAiry
farm; VIII Ssii Win small payment
down. anA cGSfr tho balasas back Oh
the md; might sonsa4,r clear Mar.
shAllt@Np property ~ arst payment
WSaiip sAAvs IN eight -Sors farm nsal
IAIarsk13ltoYp. small payment dowr
VIII hS16lV this; would accept on thts
clear city property or general store n
pas< payment. We also Aayv l2o -acrs
farm near Maiyhalltown for sale,
would ae4spt small payment down
might consider clear city property. w
would aoeeDt livestock a. hrst pa y1nsnt
on any az the above farms. Phops Of
write Fiumb DEos. Marshalitcwn, Iowa
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17

TO Fent-Two rooms, housekeeping.
no children taken. COZ Fast state
street.
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MISSOURI FARMS.

Fer ssls--lctsht hundred acres. grain
and stock farm; ave miles south Of La
Plata. Missouri; four sets improve
ment5. One new and GOOD. Thrive
miles nav woven wire fence Land
lays good. Son good Iarioe SIS per
acre. Write me for tss&nA Blue print
description OF smaller tarruA own for
sale. Frank W. Gibbss ovnAn kirhs-
vile. Missouri.
rot SsIs~aNofth Nissonil farms for
sale by Gstss 9sAlty Company. Chilli
ooths. No, ~ go. $40, 1so ana
eifhty acres Fine improvements; easy
terms. Prices >iss TO $3.50. Wrta as
your wants.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17
TO BENT

To sent-Wcll furnished room In
modern home. cioEo IN, FOR gentle
man, Phone green 1890
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17

For SaIe--t havo 100 acres. ten
miles Marshalitown, excellent land
fair improy ements. one hundred
twenty acres, Ave miles Marshalltown
all modern improvements. a good one
Farm ninety six acres fopr miles out,
all now modern improvements, priced
for quick sale. Edgar a. Ford.
Foo ssie-My eighty-acro farm. ono
and one.half milo northwest Of Mar
shalftown. Write for description. w.
r. Wilson. Marshalltown.
For Saie--Ten tins farms bought by
spsculatoIs. now offered at the or
iainal price your chance to get n
home without paying tho advance
some have paid. best Of terms. March
possession. A. d. Woods. Charles
City, iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17

For Saie--Nice big red he!ter calf
from an Al COW. +. II. MeWilliams,
phone 2 on 7.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-17

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South Fifth avenue Phone yclIow 52S
or SIS.