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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-23
Elderly People HaveA
Daily Health Problem

"A R0sf p9p'e ind ths yo..
nj 6pping by without real-
mn9 Il, until suddenly
cunfrWted with ths fncs that they
On No longer digusf everything
0ey void Ebs . uf. Il th@
b1nunn DIR &y tmk b ssud
whit dry knDv tDAaHunc On
scpatnn
WIN suaEcine M kshE DIT
End It VII Be neuaHy to uumt to
aFsi6Eal nsanA Strong physics
md cafhnticz. however. an not
advisahisfur adaiy peDpie. They
sCt too powerfully and a feeling At
weakness results.
What Is needed ID a laxative
containing effective but mild
properties. This is best found In
Dr.. CaldveNs Syrup Ppan
which u combir Lon Of siuple
lAnuve hahn with pepan. Il
acfs gently and without g,;uinx,
and used few DAYS vii tram the
digestive organs to do their work
naturally again without other and.
DR.. CaldwnI's Syrup Peuan
h1s been On the market since 1892
and was the private formula of
Or. W. B. Caldwell. who is himself
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-23
DIRECTIONS FOR THE USE
OF WCKS

zacrs Important For dinenna Of
:: ---r-ra-lrv arERns- such a coad8. q
age 3a-- Of the value Of Vicx3 lies N
= vacw-ng a1Aiit1es- Therefore.
r2=-v- V;c1 3 applied ovT the
ia. and chest, cue should be taina
= eve Ae clothing loose around the
---E zoo TIE bed clothes Arranged a
- III II funnel. 80 taat the vapHs
=-Gng lay De freely Inhaled.
II, We. Cioths In c1ses ID very
~=c -aIos, sore caruat. coughs, mGp-
- J--DGn,a. ctc-. hot. wet towels
I'D Dc applied over the tnroat and
- . 1p@ the pores 81 ne SKIN Be-
y z12iv-ng Vicks-
--=.n Au-Tear- N Arsn ar . cae
&c -oc-a s ne best way to prevent
-o--t an ing cubics. Fresh mn docs
~ Fuse c1ICs; II strengthens the iunEs.
=-.Z1;;ag tie system % throw a onids-
4tta.n. vicks Is act a "Oe" for
zg----1a-so Jar as We Know, there q 10
- many cases, however, VicE1
-:'-s give -..ic+. Rub il well over The
s-s:-A -aiumn. from the neck 20 the
-.l1y - 7.-irvc the nervous eG2cn-
-A- army freely ovC throat md chest
2: 81 --le and cover with hot 6anneis.
7=a@E frequently and always have the
--v--e DOSE. SO that the vapHs nxy be
5---.r inhaled. Also melt VGks n .
---- -p re acsCS
3ronca.ti.. Sore Throat, Colds IN H.
-ata,-l- 4 severe case drxt apply
-. ve- -oxeIs ever the throat and
1:s- -ac1 -uo V;cxs IN well until
:. SKI 5 red. spread On ea,cxiy and
-cv>- WITH Two cnciaesses Of hot dan
- -c,lx
-4ta-a. Colds IN the Haa1-Aest q
re F.cks n a spoon and inhnie the
'a2--s- Also apply well up tAe nuscils.
--s-- are SO many varieties Of c1tA1a
-. competent physician should nj
Esvs - consulted. For many forms.
4-=-v=-. Vicks IS erre.ient- Dissolve
Z =: -=asDoonfm of salt n 4 pint Of
-E- Ta--- and snuff NJ the nnEEds
-ls:-t a1c noaIng. ThG insEt Vicks
--e-.'- u the aosEis as far n pos-
So 1ung vel back ;nto the .if
7zSSzss..
-alia--ns coads - Vei3 . p96@-
~ valuanie n treating 6adE@'s
c-.-s- SIC. It IS IN external treatment,
90 a=-or-. docs not disturb che
1--sate Questions of children The
7=cc 7ian IS u keep Wcis Constantly
= lang and apply fr-y and olh@ At
:. --T AG n @'snlHes."
ewing children require plenty N
,--a ar and exercise md should be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-23

In tine on account Of the poor oDn-
diilun OF the roads -As county
agent went 20 Harr;and ON Monday.
The marriage Intentions Of Frank
Smaiey Barter Of lockwood and
Lillian Blanche Nut.er aiso Of
lockwood. are on lie AZ the city
clerks ONCE
The First Philathea class Of the
Federated church viii hold a bust
ness meeting AZ the church pariors
Tuesdav evening. AL members are
requested 10 be present
lawrence Coburn. Lngdon Jew
en- William Phuhrick and Herman
Porter vino arrended the indUor
rack meet al Bowdoin College 70
turned IN the Sunday noon train.
They report a fine meeting and a
pleasant trip.
Tuesday evening the Willing
Workers will mse, a, the home Of
Miss Elizabeth Webb
L L Thuripugd, deputy collect
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-23
" NEW WAY

Kept n the opG - much - puta:
erU n the WINTER.
C@ghs-Appiy Vick3 - 61Uend 6W
Colds n the Chest nd He'd, md #
the cough - vGy annoying. sUa1gU,
every few hours, 4 mau p~ the me
Of pea-
c- Spa@sS-2ob vEb hWSy
over chest and throat until die dd-
dUtt breathing . relieved One appi-
czEnn . usually enough. To xxSazf
Group during the night, give Q Onad
appiicznnn ov9 the thfu& nd dhoe
at bed time md 0vg with hpe, ama
csoeaA
Inf3.anx-In spite If the epidaie
last WINTER. vey little 3 known of TIM
ve definitely located md no specific
discovered. In all casa q p6y10aa
should be called promptly.
vich . % be used n m 91Ra& -
pt9rm u connc8n0 with ehe phy-
scans rED@e- Apply - directed
fu Pneumonia.
To Avui4 I13usnxa loAuenxa = q
spat borne disease. and when :nhzied
the gems ar11ckrae mucous m1hfxne.
or hning Of the air passaEes- Even tins
Il not ahsniute.y certain. but It = aGeA
by most authorities inst keeping the
system N good candicoa and the air
passages simulated and free from eoid3
Is the best way % avud the disease.
Netting little vicks "a spoun mint
and morning and sahaJing the vapa8.
and applying well up the ncstais ~
G1 times dry, particularly when .
crowds. IS recommended.
Pnsamaaia-lt) Send for yow ahy-
aGan at the first aRn OF pneumonia.
(2> Immediately begin the use Of
Vicks 40 an external appnHnm- 1H
pneumonia, VickS . applied sameUAae
a. directed for Dsep Chest ColAs-k
fuu directions sc the Dnumnns ruid1.
T0iiitiis-Appay = d1seeed SW Ssss
Throat
Whssping .Csagh - Tins u Q sa6.
limited disease, running course which
varies from fcE weeks 10 several
nmrhx- There . 40 known sp@-
Vicks Is q v1iue u easing The cough
pawyms, and thns lsning chH
vAknIng elect "A the system Rub
V;cks veil ovC the Spinal coiumn. Aum
the aeck 70 the hips. TO relieve de ~
vous rnscn. ThR apply cvR tnae
and chest. covering with hot aa3A.
vieks . Mt M..se - Rapises -
Phy1eian-Ar the dse symptoms a
Serious line. such - pnenania. .
physician should always be canG.
Many oraG ruuhia. such - snuc
zeMra or continued headache. cal for
the 6aGnoGs of = good doctor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-23

past 80 yesrs Of are and ssin active
IN his profession. II can be houghs
mt any drug store and ons hottie
Is enough to last even a large
family many months Il u a
Trustworthy preparation
In srste Of the fae chm D. Cid.
axsls S>r-sp FepNn Is The Lr-geH ceiling
ha,ad 1aarlse IN The ssurid. ner
hErng 1-r o -,ailion 5urrie- I'D e1ra
wGr, many usao ned rs i.neau hns
nos va used L II ~on hasx nu1 snd
@u,sr n1me and 1ddrs for . nr md
burrie 70. On. ". 3. CzidUeiI SIR
Wilmington s., Monncesio, llinulx.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-23
ONLY POWERFUL
MEDICINE WILL END
RHEUMATISM

r. % whether Won have hH1
r =. sl-,atlc oz:ns TOR % years,
L.. -: witches for % weeakS-
E-tv and powerful enough
p. - rheumatic pu1D0nS rom
ta~ - abolish all niDWy. or rne
- s. VIII DC caeeTf0lly
ss.S sTss--vhere are authorized
ksss ~tr-E N no-cule-no-p1y
r. -9solu;e,y harmless ana
f. LIZ ne small dose Az dtfec1eG
- as, you have otfnined =
u - IA vii conquer rhe1mattsm.
E 49, Sc yesrs throughout Amer
Isz 50 +IAs Deem prescribed and
ee1res,.s thousands from Agony.
% --asfer Ca viii suppiv voa
ls<.ss------.-,t's money refundsd Il not
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-23
SOMERSET COUNTY HEAD

eea II Mrs Jennie Swan HchzEds-W. A. Bailey Elect
g thurman School Beard at Friday Meefine-Teaehers
lee, ID FOR Grade Schoos-Fzrm Bureau Meetings Held
Taes-FuneraI Of Mrs. Ruth Ann Flanders
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-23
Somerset County Real Estate Trans.
fers for the Week ending March a.

resS ror rsfe week Enoin9 MaFcn -.
/ Julia Ge,cneil AZ a.. Pi1SdeiG. %
! Dell Wright. Ptrsdeld. and with
! buildings thereon. On Morrill, street
/ P;t-sfeld-
I c. Wesley Grover. Caalnk. -
/ Forest Z Colby. = Al. Bingham.
, one third interest n Lot Is IN the
Cd Range II lors with certain -eser
! vauons. Ca-atunk.
: Nellie E Lee Nor-dgewock 70
Eeroe-- ". Lee Nar--dgewock- Land
WITH buildings thereon On road o
Mercer. Nor-,Gssswock.
Forest .. Buywor.a. Car1vile. 70
! William Roberts. Scion. - acres u
| SCION adjoining the town line Of
Coruviile.
I Edmund 8 Laraoee- NrEfeid. 20
CASTOR P ColIe>elle. KingHeid- and
on west side Of the Ca1bassst-
I var New Portland.
Margaret Thurston. Cambridge =
I Sanford E Bailey Cambridge land
with buildings thereon On Rad q
Dexter. Cambridge
Eunice A Creighton CornvilIe. %
RAJ pm " York. Cornrille. land with
/ buildings thereon On the West Ridge
road Cornviile-
Ralph If. York. Coraville % Alton
! AnaZeen- Cor1v1ile. land On Dad
rom Evans Corner . East Madison.
Corlvilie.
Fred Turtle Athens 70 Nathan
Bern. Brighton. 70 acres On rad
from West Athens 70 Brighton
Ataens.
Edwin 7 Morris. ~ a.. The Forks
% Berr DurEn. West Forks. 50 acres
| bordering On the henneoec rver
The Forks.
Rnss :. Tobias Nor-idgewock. rc
Ben 8 Smith. 81 al Vest Forks. =
acrE N NoTdgewock.
Albert J. Libby. SkowheEa1. q
Theresa N. Craft. Skowhe-an. house
and lot on Summer st-eeI, Skuwhe-
gan.
Theresa N Graft Skowhegaa. q
Marx A. Graf -Skowhegan- house
and lot on Summer street SkoHne-
gan.
Della .. Hunnewes.. Madison. q
Edith .. Robbins. Madison. lot q
with buildings thereon AT Lakewood
Marta s. Savage Bingham. %
Ray c. Brown. Bingham. and with
buildings On Goodrich street Bling
ham.
Ernest ". Drummand- Starks. &C
Warren E. Ladd. Sta-ks. $50 acres
with buildings bordering on Sandy
river. Starks
Dudley & Whitney. Cambridge. q
Warren Lawrence Cambridge a ri
angular lot On the road - ParKman
Cambridge
Jessie Z Randall Mas-aEamkeag
70 Mabel Wright. Nor-dEewoek- land
and buildings On Main street Nor.
r,6gswock-
Amos K Butter. et al. SkoWhegaa
q Edward 4. Lessor. Skowhssaa. lol
On Factory street Skowhegan-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-23

II 7a---oes for Ms Jennie
- --.~-.--1s were held from her
-s = spring street Monday
,'. n lock. Rev Z -
4 --@ Kew George Merriam
: r - service. The RebekAn
a Wis used and the
2e-ief Corps was rep
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-23
How the Use of Vicks Has Grown

Starting with the customers Of MI. Richardson's retail
drug store the use Of Vcks has increased county by
county, by state until more than II million
jars are used annually practically jar for every
family IN the United Statcs-and this spite of the fact
that Vicks is still many people II the
North and West. Once used, Vicks IS friend for life
it is 50 easily applicd-so quick IN its results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-23
Vicks Acts Both Externally
and Internally

T7ICKS VAPORUB IS the discovery Of North
Carolina druggist, L. Richardson, who found way
to combine the standard time tested remedies =
Mcnthol Camphor, Turpcntine, Eucalyptus, Thyme,
Juniper etc. in salve form so that when Vicks is
applied to the body these ingredients 7aporzed
by the body heat
INTERNALLY, these vapors, inhaled with each breath
all night long, carry the medication direct the air
passages and lungs
EXTERNALLY, Vicks IS absorbed through and scrnu-
1atcs the skin attracting the blood to the affected parts
and aiding the vapors inhaled to relieve the nfa1
nation congestion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-23

church VIII ssr-e dinner AZ Grunge
hail Thursday noon, Na-a x
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-23

Funeral servicAs for the late IRA
Ruth Anne flanders were held
rum the East Ridge church. Corn
vile. Monday AZ 10 O'Clock. Rev.
George Merriam Of SekEhe<an con-
duaked the servlce. Intesmenr was
IN the famiiy lot In the East Ridge
cemaeary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-23
THE OLD WAY

Treatment by internal dosing. which
-oes oct re2eh direct 10 the affected
cars and which frequently dpo dezznse
re 1gscon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-23

4lxC 8L1S a. <-iEfcAS CuIL6&S-
State Resormarory for Women. hare
bean presented with twenty very
nice b5hies from the HIbie Society AT
Portland These hihies came through
the opuytezy Of Rev. B. Mower Of
Wa;asrIlle. who u one Of the direct
of5 az the Reformarnry and who
has always shown great interest u
the work Of the institution.
NAsther Dr. Tracy nor Rev Charles
Mckinney Of the Federated church
were able to ger 70 Madison IN
Sunday on account Of the interrupt
ed eleCt-c service between Skow-
hogan and Madison. The trouble
was only temporary and the cars
were running regularly Monday.
Mss Eazei Burkna-dt. the efficient
s,snoCapher n the oIica of The
seiec-men N Skowhegan. who mas
been enjoying a vaear.on for the past
ten days went 70 Boston where she
viii Visit briefly before Going to
Providence 4 l., vhere she vii
visit with trends
: regliar meeting of Sunses
-4AdfJAc-- 10 - ~ AS I@S1O II
Masonic han on F-dar evening.
Refreshments Of sandwiches cakes
and coffee were served by the af-
dcers and a social hour with card
playing followed
The following books have recently
been received AZ the public library
IL SkowhEgan: F1ction-A Woman
Named Smith. Oe,nier; The Gibson
Upright Harrington d Wilson; The
House Of Baltaza-. Locke: The Car
--ngsons Of High Hill Ea-.and: The
W1rs dlinEs. Mer-lck. Non fiction
Maine. Ny Sta-a- Maine Writers
Research Club, The Hills Of Hing
ham. Sharp: Raynard the Fox.
Masedeld: The Dark People Rus
sia C-sis, Poole: The Village. Rus
san Impressions. Poole: \ Quaker
Singers Eecoilecuops Bispnan,
History of the United States from
Hayes 20 Mckinney. Rhodes; The
Book OF Boston. Shackieton. In
pressions Of Theodore Roosevelt
Abbott. What 20 See IN America
Johnson: Training the Cir. Nc
Keener: Ethics OF Aristotle. No
keene-. The Law OF Far Play. Par
Sors; The Amateur Mechanic Col
Inns; Opportunities n Chemistry:
EenGrcs: Lighted windows Crane
During the past week a number of
men have been iald OF AZ the mills n
cowl. NJ Cummings. agent OF the
American Wooden Company stated
thar this was due % freight condi-
TONS ana would be only a temper
arr matter. Work N the new add
ton q he mil viii be begun as soon
as weather conditions permit
Miss Emerald Young EFF Saturday
morning for Boston where she VIII
Attend a convention OF the Alumni
NJ Skidmore College from which she
Is a graduate. Mss Young will visit
with friends IN Boston before return
ing 70 Skowhegan.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Capper Urges Law
To Put Profiteers
Behind Jail Bars
Kansas Senator, in Demand
ing Legislation, Says Pub
lie Is Being Sandbagged
by Great Corporations

WASHINGTON, JAN 24.--Jail bars
for profteers was urged by Senator
Capper, Republican. of Kansas, in an
address to-day in the Senate. Prof
iteers, he said, are more dangerous
than "Reds."
Advocating legislation by Congress
to curb profiteering, senator Capper
said the people could help thems selves. elves
the profit hogs by refusing to buy
goods offered at extortionate prices"
The Kansas Senator declared there
could be no doubt that "the general
public is being sandbagged" in view of
profits reported by large manufactur-
ing corporations and the rise in the
value of their securities. He cited
. Company, the Central Leather Com
{ pany, the Crucible Steel Company, the
(. United States Steel Corporation and
Capper Gives Figures
Referring to increased prices of
clothing. Senator Capper read tele-
gram from the National Wool Growers
association stating the wool in SUIT
of clothes selling for $500 costs only
! s7.37.
or SnOeS py uc\e w.
bv the president of the National Shoe
Travellers Association continued Mr.
Capper. "The day this prediction ap-
peared another extra dividend was de-
) clared by the Central Leather Com
pany.
"The common stock Of this company
was rated at SO year ago. 1t is now
quoted around 105. While the people
contemplate going barefoot, the leeth-
er trust walks on velvet, made thicker.
wear ago it was the war demand for
leather that made shoes high. Now 1T
seems to be the peace demand for vel
vet.
) Just now the greatest get rich quick
game in America is gouging in sugar.
The increase in the price of sugar will
add $1,000 OOOo00 to the burdens nov
being borne by the American people.
The stock of the CubaAmcrican COM
pany has advanced more than 200 per
cent, bringing many farmers to rhe
ably because Of the sugar shortage.'
Four Millions Homeless
1--WE have 10000 homeless people
in the United States as a result of
the malon cutting in lumber. There
has been and is shameless protiteering
in that industry.
"The market price Of the farmers
livestock has declined nearly so per
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

Cali the quotations I haCc referred
to conspire to prove that it is profit
eering in the great industrial corpora
tions that has sandbagged the public,
rather than by merchants who deal 'di
rcctly with the consumer.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

"No doubt there is price gouging by
some Of the retailers, but 1t is the
nr;ce Of goods when they leave the
factory to which the Administrations
hest attention should be first directed"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

cent, bringing many farmers to the
verge Of bankruptcy, but the high
prices the consumer pays for meat are
virtually unchanged.
THE income tax returns prove the
mine operators get excessive proflts.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

The Gracious Influence of Spring
the Store
coming taileurs the
charming graceful adorable atsa
inspiration of of PLEASURE and happiness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
rARca,ss m HoAEs
wousRs poR SAFE

ros~ ma'iern house clols IN on p.sfee 81.
eernsr loi eavifa feri. harsfin fcr 10000 /:
sa5oe cash. balance eusy.
ron modern Eansalsw. vii lccatd ~
r'erce. rocl ou' huildinvS Thi, . . .lasiy
locaiicn on naUmsni price sssee gocd tenn
8 nam modern lunralow clo-- IN on Tav.
Tor, varars and ouihuild,nsa. n ven want
, homo lc, "a shaw you. price $500, easy
'trm
s nno- mod.rn. 1904 blosl niehanan. 81.
go; slsca each. halancr easy.
Two : NON moisrn huusfs W, 9txftn
rie saeea. VII heated o. Bachanra
NON and Z oom modrrn, one loi on
h'Hhanan. prize sisio, half eash. balance
raO
NON r'odern aunvAls~. FiIimow ~. pro,
-ifso easy terms
rOm me.l-ra bunsnlox pon 81 an
rascmcui. pricr si0eeo. ss..l terms.
r,em fnodsfn buneais~ veil loe~,..l 40
Nv - nee canse and driveway. far 80.
900 t1eeo ash. balance 10 salt.
no minodsrn, we'll ieca,ci on Harri on,
1rice tsato sesoo cnsh, talaner ea.V.
r"m hrrN hssi locrii.n on Harrison
49, frni. 80 eoo essy terms
v rccm modern. we'll losais~l 90 p.is <,
10 let frpnt on roiS W iga dsr. go. 0aa
WI oons'dsr some land or snail house q
nAft lEVmrnf
49, f"'NlfNNH WV W on HuFflANm
sfetp tiioa cash. balance easy
r-'a hcuse. cla.r w on VISA Duran. prie.
1000. $1,000 rash. ,alanss esss
,o''n n'o.e-' co, IN on LineoB. So >.
si'eo cssh. l-'snss ease
NON Tnrshrr, \ Filinar. nriee sta0a
sltHe cash. hsisnce So usr noa,,.
49, -'psi-Tu Aarra'ow. N.Ai.on s,
$500 $500 sssh. iaisnce rss,.
rom F.odrrr. ,frli heated -. Iise.i-
'urn'-h"d ihFoozhoai. rri.. sio.eee eas,
isTrns
- ~~'~-n, ,isif.uon. seooa; sgsoa
cash. balance sasy
num H'efs-n. e.ase IN on r'.r,. 81.
f.'~ rHn~' and ir,ss. sssoo sisaa
ooh. taiares easy
"r7d' ~sfH. rri,'ly h-lsrn hunsalo~
ON"- - f'r-e'e A-slwooi fi.ers raras.
I'D driss~.s. rfioc SO ooa. sud ,.r,ss.
noF' nsos'cTn, south~es, psrt Of town.
$500 easy terms.
reoa u,edsrA. close IN on Moarc-. price
$500 ssooa cash. blsAnce essy
" ycu want home. ~ a. show vau.
oDoM LAND CO. PHONE ~.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
". VI. L. To ..,i.D
BUSINESS MEETING.

The regular business meeting nj
the ". N. L.. Of the First Bap,is;
church. will be- held "Wednesday AZ
ternoon Immediately following the
Lotlle Moon Memorial program. At
this meeting Mrs. osgood will make
report on the convention. All sec
retarges and Auxiliary leaders aro
requested 10 have their monthly re-
ports ready.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-07
TOO LATE 70 CLASSIFY

-
IN hotel; risNnee required. Adlrss Boz
e esr Daily New. 80 adh'
spy lind Of oii.sc WORK ~ sspericnc,d man
can use typcwri,sr. AddUss d. ~ carr News.
80 20.
SEWING wsVrED Plain and fancy nj.
t,rinR a specially. Phone l7so % So
roR RENT nsaraam. wcll heated for ven.
,lrmsn only. soc ,I!lnafc, rhonc issl. 80 p
-
WANTED uouruk eftinr rooms. Phone .3hl.
sc ap
--------------- --,----.-----
'or SNlf loi ~ south Tailor ST. only
sioua. rl,an" -. W. A. ASkEW. q "
FOR RENT furnished slsea.ng mon w
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/. -FOUR ROOM HOUSES

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BARGAIN lat 6. block %. and loi .. hla,l
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firs, check Tor siee bus bo,h lc'A fREf
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