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Legal Notices
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10000 HIGHWAY BONDS
STATE OF DEIAW WARE

x5oo.Do0 HIGHWAY BONDS
STATE OF DELAWARE
Scaled proposals viii be received by the
state Treasurer of Delaware until Novern-
Der II, 1920. at 100 o clock. D. m. for the
purchase Of $500. 900 of state bonds of the
state Of DetaIare
said bonds viii bear date January l. 1920
"A per cent interest. payable semi-annuaIly
on the first days Of January and July Of
each year Bonds shall De payable forty
years after the date thereof, but the said
bonds or any OF them may be redeemed at
the optisn Of the State at the rate Of one
hundred and i've per centum Of the prin-
clpaI debt OF the bond redeemed on any
first day Of January or first day of July
alter the said bond or any of them shall have
been issued one year. upon thirty days
notice properly advertised. principal and
interest payable at the Farmers Bank Of
the State Of Delaware at Dover, Delaware.
State tax. All bids must De addressed TO
State Treasurer. Dover. Delaware Bids viii
be received for the whole or any part Of the
issue and must be accompanied by J certified
check for ) per cent of the bid. payable to
the order Of George VI. Fisher state
Treasurer. The right is reserved to reject
any or all bids
Said bonds are issued under authority of
an Act entitled An Act 10. create = state
Highway Depar tment, establishing a system
of State Highways and providing for the
improvement and maintenance thereof
and appropriating and borrowing money
Of the State Of Delaware. and approved BY
the governor April ,. 1917
GEORGE Nj FISHER
State Trfsa Slrrsr
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CHICAGO BANDITS BUSY.
Aided by Automobiles and Pistols. They
Got gHO. 900 In q Day.

Chicago, Oct. 20 in view n dosen.
" pedestrians passing IN and oift u
the Logan Square elevated station ~
WcStern Avenue yesterday three bandit /,
who held oniookers At bay with tfcif
pistoIs, robbed Carl Laper, noe~~ssugsr
II the State Commercial and saving
Bank, Of 10000 in cash and nerotiabls
checks.
The three men, dashed up b. the siatson
in an automobile, and while one remain
ed at the wheel and threatened n-ar-by
groups with his pistol, The other t~o
leaped 70 the sidewalk aud halted iA,fer
Just ~ he was shout ~ enter The station
One held pistol 70 bis bad, rhile
the other s>ized the satrbel containing
the money. Then the par Junp>d into
the car
Later in the day lone bandit Iurpprd
ON the running board ~ an automobile
driven by Sipnnlnd L'lcnthal, payms~t>r
for the Lilicnthal 4 Berrnan Company
cloak manufacturers and t,ok p>>ksi
book containing 81 300 from his pvD>kst
The rObber escaped IN tho crO~d
Furs valued At 81 500. 81 900 m cast
and $3.50 IN checks were carried away
by three armed automobile bandits ~fp
dashed INTO the fur store n TcStsbnrn
Il Winger and iockcd the prop-setorr and
FIVE employees m vasbrpor.
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7-CFsT FARE FOR PHILADELPHIA
Bankers Defeat Miftens Plan To Consinue
Five Cent Rate.

Philadelphia, Oct 1o-'The Pubic
Service Commission, IN session yesterdsv
IN Harrisburg, settled the roiiey-fare
question for the time bcinr by granting
tire Rapid Transit Company q .rvsn-oent
cash fare, with the retention u The yrezs-lf
transfer and exchange ticket y~1viieves
but providing that a strip of four ts>s,e.s
shall be sold for rs cents. The De1r rate is
TO be econe effective on November I, ard
remain in force for az months from tbs.
date.
The decision is the rezr1it a -rfend~d
deliberation on the part q The Public
Service Commission % determine What
increased fare should br gr.nsed 70 the
company IN It's present se7r-sn a fnsn-
cial distress.
President Nitten had artryi for a
straight fve-cent fsr~, nth sh-srt,cn ~
free transfers and thrre-,-s e,chanse
tickets. On the other hand, what r. known
az "tbe bankers group" be>d>d bv r. II
Stotesbury, favored an inr>see m the
straight fare 20 seven cents, with rr<rn-
ton Of transfer and exchange rcke-s.
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FAvoRS MINIMUM RAIL WAGE.
McAdoo Says Workers Should BE Gisen
Guarantee.

Pueblo Colo, Oct. l9-Rallroad work
ers should have been guaranteed mimi
mum wage by the same Congress which
guaranteed the companies fiNed return.
William G. McAdOO, former secretary 81
the treasury, declared in an addres
In the shops OF the Denver and RiO Grande
railroad here YESTERDAY
Il SAY that II the government guar
antees to capital a fixed rate of intcrr~t
on the railroad Investment, nc de-
clared, that the same Republican Con-
greSs which ratified such payment
under the ESch-Cummins ball should
have guaranteed 60 the railroad workers a
minimum wage for the same period
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FAMOUS ENGINEER DIES.
Constructor Surveyed Many Drainags
and Marine Projects.

New York. Oct. 2O.-The death IN a
Brooklyn hospital Monday Of Richard
Lamb, widely known constructing en-
gineer, was announced YESTERDAY
Mr.. Lamb who was 81 wears old. sur
yeyed the Abemarle and Chesapeake
Canal planned drainage OF DISMAL swamp.
built the largest coal pier IN the world and
the Norfolk system Of sewers, and Tor a
time was chief engineer Of the Wilmington.
Newbern and Norfolk Railroad. he also
designed an electric canal boat towing
plant and erected test plant for i GA
the Erie Canal.
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ii. G. WELLS To AID GoRNY.
Russian Writer Maintains Home in
Petrograd for lutellectuals.

Reval, EsthOnia. Oct. III. q.
Wells, the English novelist, who lor
some tlme has been visiting RuSsiR, passed
through here today ON has WAY home.
In Petrograd MIR. Wells stopped with
Maxim GoFky. the Russian writer. IN a
house where Gorky Is maintalnng q
home for artists, authors SCIENTISTS and
professors. MIR. Wells said nc was much
interested IN Gorky's Efforts % preserve
Russian culture and that he would en-
deavor to send supplies OF money from
En- Gland % asslst bis institution.
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COWS JAG Is FATAL.

Winsted, Conn Oct, l9.-Aherd az COWS
owned by Fred Helmer OF Platt Hin got
Jagged ON cider apples and one died from
the effects of the debauch Helmcr. PLAYED
the role of nurse this morning. faSie~ *
hurlap bags soaked in hot watc. ab 4
th heads of the COWS.
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ADVISES TELOw-NEGnOHs.
ID. r. Howard, Rieh A0an<a Bser~1@
DEGREES SILK Shif~ Idena.

Atlanta, Oct. 20-Bon ~ . .lsv.,
and now repnted 70 be cne Of tte veafsh-
lest and nos. respected negroes m the
South, David 7. Howard, III y-Ay. osd
yesterday celebrated his golden v>1dn z
anniversary and made It the ooeaoon N
give some advice 20 members oF MS racs
Having begun On legacy Of $50 scft
by his former uaster, Howard now
Owls business rated as the fourth arvr-s
Of It's KIND N the cssy. and hnAnrrai ~
stitutions readily make soAns on hs nAyne
Il have never wasted tine. nsv~-
went in for wild cats, never saw base-
ball game and never danced step-<ur
always attended 70 nv bpane1," sasd
Howard. No social equality f~ De.
no sane-thinkmg Negro wants e.
The Negro tocay, Howard sad. v~nsen
justice IN the courts. better >ceommorfa-
tons on railroad trans ana NOR schools
for his children.
Too many siEx shirts and 20 nucn
good time" he said, were the can-s cf
racial unrest.
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DEFIANCE CELEBRATES.
Popular Athletic Cub TO Hold Ami
Yefsary. October IS.

The Defiance Athletic Association Siil
celebrate It's trst anniversary on O-rOber
26 with banquet and dance. the former
TO be IN the Defiance Han ana the latter -
be held IN Brosnson Hsl. Tins club w4s
organized October %. 1919 BY William
('SalmOn > Shields, Charles McDonough.
John FIlhben and George Geisler.
The organization mas been epruSsn tel
IN baseball, football. track and field
athletics and basketball They Won the
second class championship n foothall
last wear. Smokers and dances have bsen
held by the club and an active winter pro
gram Is planned for this winter. The
athletes VIII be the guests u the orEanIza-
ton at the banquet and dance.
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AUCTION LEGALS
Auction Sales

"A UCTIOs SALES-Df every description
Anywhere. ~ you want 70 sell see fIsusii-
ton. the Square Deal Auctioncer and Faru1
Agent T0s Madison 81 Phone T5ss w.
PUBLIC SALE Personal property, will sell
az my residence at Bose Hill, Delaware.
Thursday. October Fl, 1920. O'Clock y.
m: sharp. horses. Russell wagon. Dear-
harness. plow harness. single and double
lines. brides. collars, horse plow. 2
cultivators, moving machine. double har-
row, spring tooth harrow seed drill incu-
bator, brooder. hot bed zash, lumber. 2
good stoves. cook stove Prince Beaver,
10 bushels corn G5 chickens. tons hay.
300 bundles fodder and many other articles
used in farming. The above goods are in
The highest ess.0 bidder Everett sv @ 8 Downsy' ,,
Terms cash. Harry J.. 3tidham. aue-
tioneer
PUBLIC sALE-Ffye large Dads Of good
iaf9isure stfabar ana 1 rugs; &C. s,i be s9id a.
Fourth street, Friday. October z2, 1920.
O'Clock. p. m, sharp. Brass beds. enan-
eied beds. mattresses, dininxrOom furni-
ture. Hyingroom suite. couches. davenport.
chairs, rockers. pictures, blankets. sheets,
pillow cases. table linen. several fine rugs.
axrniDster. wilton. brussels, wool fibre.
mattings. lnoieums. several small rugs
This will be sale OF good furniture and
VIII DO sold % the best bidders. Harry J.
Stidham. Auctioncer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EsTATK-
By virtue Of order Of the Orphans
Court, will be exposed to sale at public anc-
y.
1870. al 10 a. m. at the county Court House
wilmington. Delaware. the following de-
scribed real estate. late Of William Frisby.
No q 9So Walnut street. Is feet front
and 20 feet deep. with a frame tenement
thereon.
No. 5. sT3 Waii ut street. Is feet front
and 6J feet deep. h a building thereon
No. 8. Two lots. beng Nos. / and 2 on the
plan Of Bcividere haviT 2 front Of 81 feet
10 inches. on the old y wpprs pike and a
depth OF $50 feet.
For full description and ternn of sale see
large bills posted or adde's the under
signed.
EDWIN 4. COCHRAN. JR-.
Trustee.
Wilmington. Del, Oct. s, 1920
PUBLIC 9ALE-- Thur sday, October n. at
O'Clock. William II. KIas- will sell for
samuel Douzherty at his residence on the
hennstt pike. half mile fronS Gres~nviiIe
toward Wilmington. near the black smith
shop. p head of horses from 70 10 years
of age. weight from 300 To 400 pounds.
Lot az good, young. sound horses ready
wagons IA sets Of good double harness
25 head of cows. hsifers and bulls six
good. fresh cows. II good, fat heifers three
stock bulls. "a head Of shoats. 10 gee~s,
lot or farm impieusents one manure
spreaders harTo~s. scoops. picks and
shoveis. block and fail. Lot Of other ar
tscies not mentioned. Notice. one pair Of
extra good young mules 26oo pounds one
barrel sugar cane nota ssss- Terms. cash
20 he settled on day Of sale Owner, Samuel
Dougnerty. Manager William H. klair
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EMPLOYMENT
Heip Wanted-Femn

/ BookkEkPEK md sTENOG RAPHER- :
Lady wanted. Call at Wilpington Bargain
House, a and Townsend streets
! COOk-M hite or colorcd Apply Mrs G.
! Layton, 1912 W. Fourteenth street
1 CHAMBERMAID-w Wanted Apply Mrs
Samuel Bancroft. Rockford. Phone 1920.
CARETAkER-F children at the Chill
dren 5 Home, Rivcrview
DEMoNSTRAToRST Two ladies, for food
products. Apply 62l Madison street
GIRL-For cooking ana general house.
work Mrs. III. ii Ward, 500 Rodney street.
GlRLs-Neat, for general housework. APP
ply ll05 Franklin street
HO OUSEwOkk-oi Girl, white or coiored,
wanted Good pay. Apply G. W Shagrin,
24o3 Barrisokn street. Phone 4I23 w.
HO OUSEkEEPE R-And companion elderly,
wanted. Address Nj II. Every Evening
Office.
no USEW ORk--w Woman TO do cooking aud
general housework. in small family No
washing. High rate for competent ser
vice Apply POS Boulevard.
HOUSEWORk- hite girl for general
housework. Phone 1858 NJ,
no UsEwoRk- Woman for goneral house
work one who is experienced in cooking.
Phone l597-R.
HOCSEWORk-W White woman 10 assist
with general housework. Apply 2l3 W.
Fourteenth street.
HouSEW ORh w oman. for general house
work. Apply Apartment No. ;. 1920 Dela-
ware avenue.
HoUSEWoRk- for light houSeworl
Good wages. 1921 ". Fourth street Phone
1871 X.
LAUNDREsS-To take clothes home.
Phone 4l29 or 2eoS Boulevard, first floor
SAIESIADfES-On experienced in out
side apparel also one for ladies under
wear Jorde. COS Market street.
oPERAToRs-Giris experienced on power
sewing machines. to work on athletic union
suits Clean work. excellent working con-
ditions. Very best piecework prices. Apply
Topkis Bros Co. PIT French street
wOMAN-For two or three hours in after
noon. Babys wash and cleaning. Apply
between 9 and 2. 7i0 Blackshire Road
Wawaset Park.
north side. capable of taking charge of six
months old baby $50 a month. Address
stating experience. &c.. NJ IL. Every Even
ing once.
wAITRESS-Appiy Mrs. W. G. Spruance,
2s09 W. Sevente street. Phone 5235.
WOMAN-For washing and cleaning. APP
ply 1909 South Rodney street.
and good references. Phone Mrs. Eugene
du Pont, 6775.
YOUNG LADY-To cali on public and ar
range for demonstration OF household ne
cessity. Salary and commission. Apply 2o5
w Eighth street
Help Wanted-Male 80
BOY-Bright. for Office work and errands.
State age. experience and salary required.
Address p. o. Box $40.
BOYS-To work after school hours. Must
be hustlers. Apply at once to Mr.. Cross
grove, Every Evening Once.
BOYS AND MEMS TO IS. wanted TO
train for positions on the u. s. Shipping
Board vessels. Americans only. G. X.
Mas, Enrolling Officer. ~ South Fourth
street. Philadelphia, Pa.
BOY-High school student, to work after
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Apartments and Flats "a
APARTMENT-Thro or four rooms, near
seventh and Rodney. Apply 62I Madison.
APARTMENT Four rooms. furnished. De-
sirable neighborhood. Phone 29o6 ".
APARTMENT Four rooms. bath, pantry
and front porch. Immediate possession.
Apply ON third floor. @ :. Clayton street.
APAkTMENTs-F rent, Immediate pos
session. Apply Manion h Co, sI5 Orange.
RELLEFoNTE apartment, corner Grand
View and Marion venues Apply on prom
ises
Inent, furnished. Two rooms and bath. No
housekeeping.
MARKET ST. I225-New second floor
apartment. rooms. bath. Possession at
N. BROoME. 227-A very desirable two
room furnished apartment for rent Kun
ming water and electric lights
WASHINGTON ST, looa-First floor
apartment. unfurnished. Also rooms. Hot
W, FOURTH ST. 5oI-Apartment. fur
nished or unfurnished. electric light. gas
and heat. All modern conveniences.
w. NINTH ST, S23-Apartment. Two
rooms, unfurnished. Heat and electric
light.
29TH AND MARKET sTS.-Apartments.
Apply Schwartz Investment Co.. 7I2 Ford
Building.
Business Places For Rent rs
DoC.rOR.S OFFICE-UentralIy located.
Address N Is. Every Evening Once.
PYTHIAN CAsTLE-For rent. All CON
veniences. including chairs, for dances.
entertainments. bazaars. church affairs.
Day or evsninx. Jesse IL Horner. 42i King
PRIVATE GAKAGkS-For rent IS per
month. i4ll Riverview avenue. Phone
22sl j.
RooMs-Two, communicating; electric
light and running water. Suitable for law
yer's Office. Centrally located, three min
..fa al fFntt Afar kat .tr.N.r A..xf Il.
Address Nj II. Every Evening Once.
Houses For Rent ~
FOR RENT OR sALE-beautiful ten-room
mont. Del Give possession Immediately.
Penn Del Development Corp, $50 Market
street. Phone 72I6.
HOLLY oAk-store and part of house,
Holly Oak 24S j.
w, 18TH ST. l3os-House for rent. 10
rooms. $40 per month, Phone 2224 W.
Offices and Desk Room rs
DEsKRooM-For rent, Apply 42l Orange
Wanted-To Rent 81
APARTMENT-Wa Three rooms fur
nished. for light housekeeping. West side
preferred. Address N g. Every Evening
Onice.
APARTMENT-W Wanted, Three or four
rooms, lutnisHeu OF uuIurnlSheu- - Brien-
Jones Co. us Market ST. Phone 1928 w.
HoUsE-Wanted Five or six rooms. with
bath. or small apartment. Reasonable.
Address n 3, Every Evening Office.
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
business Property 50
FIORlsT BUSINESS-Retaii Old estab-
lished Three greenhouses, store and eight
room dwelling attached. For particulars
address N IA. Every Evening onice.
tsARAGE-For sale. Best location in city.
Will store As cars No agents need apply.
S, Every Evening ofico.
Ask a want ad taker to help you write
your ad for tomorrow's paper.
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COLLECTOR R-Eirst class, installment {
must be thoroughly experienced. Apply
Rachlin Clothes Shop. 40 Market street.
FARM HAKD-White. single, steady work.
Give experience. Address r, o. Box 1925.
JANIToR-M MiddIe-aged white man. Take
care of fires and buildings. Reference re-
quired Address +. o. Box 3S4. city.
MACHINE HANDS-SeyeraI, good in
planning mill. Apply Brosius & SmedIey
Co. Thirteenth and Union streets.
MAk--MfddIe-aged, with knowledge of
bookkeeping, in small plant. State salary
Office.
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OF NEAT APPEARANCE, TO So
LICIT ON FIRST-CLASS PROPOSE
TION. PERMANENT POSITION IF
ABLE TO PRODUCE THE GOODS.
SALARY AND COMMISSION. AP-
PLAY AT ONCE TO MIR. CROSS
GROVE, EVERY EVENING OF
FICE.
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Lost and Found

RRrhsTPIN- Lost. at kirkwood Park on
"Wednesday evening. Reward III returneu
10 every evening othce
DoC-st Bernard. lost Brown and white
With hlark over eyes. Name Roger. ke-
~.rd N returned To ID. II. Jones. Cleve-
land avenue. tlSmere.
DoG-whitc. Angora lost or strayed. An
sxers 10 the name OF buddy. Reward. Re
turn TO 9l5 Market street.
PkARIsS-S string of pearls lost. FRIDAY
night Reward IL returned to 100 Scott
street Phone 2@iS. "
SWEATER -Child's, yellow; lost in zoo.
Kindly return TO Every Evening ONCE.
Reward.
,TACLES-Shelltex lost between
Thirteenth and Poplar and Eighth ana
Market Wednesday. Reward II returned
70 az h Thirteenth street.
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RUGs-And floor coverings. 5000 yard:
linoleum remnants large enough for kit.
chens, at half price Huriock's Cash Hous O.
seventh and Poplar streets.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

RUICK-i9l9 model winter top: nun sopo
miles 1919 Buick. run 6OO0 miles. First
class condition. Phone al. "
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BEDs-A large assortment OF Draks and
white enamel beds. springs and mat
tresses. Zee us before getting q new bed
outfit. We Will save you money IL you will
take time to compare prices. considering
quality. Full line Of carpets rugs lin
oeums and mating. kefrigera tors and
Perfection oil stoves Mundy Furniture Co
Fifth and Madison streets. Our address
tells Why we can save you money.
BEDROOM sUlTE-Nalnut. hair box
springs. No phone calls. 800 Park Piaoe
BOOKCASE and desk combined Solid
walnut Sl3 Monroe street.
DINING TABLE Solid oak, suitable for
boardinghouse. Oak mirror mantei tile
base: two oak bookcases. one with do bile
glass doors. Reversible card table round
with CHIP drawers. All in good condition
Private sale. no dealers. Address o L.
Every Evening Ofice.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Including Leonard
refrigerator gas range. hot plate rugs
buffet chairs dishes, beds. complete IIO3
w. sixth street. Phone 55OS.
PARLOR TARLE-And chairs for sale.
Call after p. M. loo Il. Thirteenth street
RUGS-A large selec ton OF wool and 1bre
tapestry brussels and velvet rugs. No mat
ter what size you desire We have one that
will suit you. Mundy Furniture Co. Fifth
and Madison streets. Credit terms.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oak. Good condi-
tion. Also upright piano, good make. Phone
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

INFORM ATION-C Concerning the preeehe
wnert arouts of J. stanton, late trauine
j. stanton ~ sons. 1850 Scott suttas
MilminA ton will be appreciated toi,,, n
Dental Address l. IL. Every ENchi"s
OtnCv. .----------i
NOTICE DR. ID. Il. Davitch has remoSe1
ms OanccS from Secono ana Nts' Y" ~"
W Twelfth st Phone sl4l h ------
NorICF-This is 20 notify friends ana
patrons that Ella t.. kyanS -Halroressidns
fArlors have removed from 81 Marhe'
10 iUla washington fhone oooo :" -,
NOTICE 'Onidential credit. letter VIII
bring a man 20 tails with you anout souI
fall and winter clothing at lowest .asn
price on easy weekly payments. auu.S10 ,.t1
mington. Del.
NOTlCE-On and after this date will
not be responsible for any debts uniess
contracted by myself Warner "ahs'ni'h'
gu5 Monroe street.
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Motorcycles and Bicycles IL
DELAWARE CYCLE CO.-The only au-
tborlzed agency IN the state for Harley
Davidson Motorcycles. Immediate deiiv-
cries on 1921 models. HOB Orange street.
EXCELsIOk MOTORCYCI.E-For sale.
cheap. Good condition. Write or call r. l..
IiU, General Chemical Garage, Marcus
Hook. Pa.
HAKLEY-DAVIDSON in first
class condition. nearly new. Apply 23o6
Jefferson street or phoRe 8043 j.
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STOVE-Paror. u sed one winter Barsain
IO3 N. Van Buren street.
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FINANCIAL.

Business Opportunities 3S
CANDY FACTORY or woman can
secure half interest In q small we'll equip
ped candy factory. conducted by an es-
pcrienced candy maker. Must be able 10
finance all accounts. \ "a. Every Evening
Office.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

Rooms With Board CT
ADAMS ST.. sOA--Room with board for
one gentleman. Also table board.
PENNA. AVE. I6fU--eRoom and board for
Two. Near Is. 4 o. station.
WASHINGTON ST, gI9-Itooms and
board. all convcniences. Table board Phone
b4l3.
WASHINGTON ST. t2I9-Rooms and
board. Also flrst-clAss table board
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BTIRLlTH BROS.--ScrAp iron and mctafs
I beams. Front and TatnAll streets
Arizona republican., 1920-04-11
For Rent-Houses

PAGE TWENT4-SEVEN
 For Rent-Houses .~>~>>~-.~>~>~~~-~---~-~- -~-~-~->-~~--~-~~~-~~>--s-SV
 A Dandy Home Six large rooms. large screen room; hardwood floors; all built-in features; cement porch and sidewalks; dandy garage; curtains and draperies; on paved street; four houses from car line.
 s1oo per month. on or months lease.
 Located 1921 E. willetta.
 SEE
 Texas City Realty
 Company
 B West Monroe Street bd MODERN six-room furnished brick. garage. 1412 F. Pierce. bp HoU SE@Unfurnished. $50 monthly Phone 1902. 1913 w. Jefferson. od MODERN 4-Ioom unfurnished cot tage. bath and screen sleeping porch: F block of paved street. 15 E. Hadley
 bg FOR RENT-Six- room brick-p. d.. modern; shade; chicken yard. Located 103f F. Mckinley. bg THREE good houses for rent by Ruggles & Murphy. 21 N. First Ave.
 bd FOR RENT-4-room house, modern. furnished, piano; garage chicken yard on paved stret and car line; to lease for months; no sick. 202S W. Adams St. It
 FOR RENT
 Brand new Groom brick. hardwood floors. built-in effects of all kinds; beautiful house and located northeast on car line. See Scott
 TEXAS CITY REALTY co.
 B w. Monroe St. Phone S390 bd ONE-HALF acre with seven-roon house, arranged for subleting; abun- dant shade. chicken runs. near school and car. Southwest Realty Co, over Donofrio's g F. Washington. IT FOUR ROOM cottage and bath. Call 1147l@ F. F'''more. bd FOR RENT-1O-room house with garage, in good location, walking dis tance; all modern, and rent reason able; lease for one year. 1476 E. Van Ruren st. bd UNFURNISHED house for rent, rooms. bath, screen room. hardwood floor throughopt blk FOR RENT-Small screen and can vas house, S7 per month. T4s Grand ave. bh WHOLE or half of double house to rent or lease. Inquire 506 E. Adams.
 bb MODERN rooms and bath; yard. flowers: no sick or children. HOP T.. Tavlor- Call in rear bd FOR LEASE-Four-room house. IL acres of ground; first and last months in advance. good well ga rden chicken yard. close in. See McNabb. Phoenix Land and Cattle Exchange. 15 South Ei~st Ave Phone 1911. It TWO-POON frame house for rent Rear of 976 F. Van Buren st. Adult couple preferred bb ROOMS with naTh furnished or unfurnisned, 1912 W. Wash No chill dren. no sick. Rent unfurnished $50, furnished S75. #