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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09

Rosebud Country People IN
sist That Is Best Location
for Proposed State
Project.

Mitchell, S. D.. Sept. 4-Urging that
a dam be built on the Missouri river
at Mulehead, Gregory county. that
bridge be built and rail connection
made between the country west OF
the river with the industrial and
market centers Of the state, As Rose
bud boosters delivered their message
to the Mitchell business men this
week.
The delegation. headed by d. w.
Forbes, Of Burke, now touring the
state for the purpose of disseminat-
ing data ON the advantages of TIE
proposed Mulehead dam site, arrived
in Mitchell, Monday. A reception
committee from Mitchell. including
John Fox, president of the Chamber
of Commerce; w. w. Blain, secretary
OF the Chamber of Commerce, and T.
c. Burns met the party at Ethan AMI
escorted them to Mitchell.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09

have a good deal Of trouble in ats
tanning.
I'm the first place the managers,
Of the other breeds tried to handi-
cap us by insisting that the MAXI,
mum car weight shall be set at only
$50 pounds. This, of course, ruled.
out eight cars of fancy Hampshires.
that would have been about four
teen months old, and every hog.
weighed 500 pounds or more.
1--WE are often asked why we do,
not insist that we have a special.
class for Hampshires; but, shucks,
If they all talk about us the way
they have been, why should we.
worry? Everybody. knows that the :,
other fellows were trying to get up.
to the 350-pound lint, while we
had a hard time finding hogs Of !.
right age 10 get III under that
weight
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
CHICAGO "COP" SHOOTS
TWO AUTO SPEEDERS

Chicago, Sept 2.-orders to shoot
autoists violating speed laws and
who refuse to slow down were obeyed
by Policeman Edward E. Anderson
here Wednesday, with the result that
two men were sent to the hospital
badly wounded.
The order was issued by police
headquarters In a campaign to stop
auto accidents which have claimed
$40 lives In Chicago since January /.
Il waved them the signal to slow
down" reported Anderson. They
passed me like q fash. Il fired aix
shots into the rear Of the car"
Both Of the occupants received a
bullet.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
REFUSES $500 AN ACRE
FOR HIS FARM LAND

Luverne. S. D., Sept. mir Fred
Larson, FARMER short distance
from here, recently refused an offer
of 5000 an acre for his land. A year
ago he refused $500 an acre for the
same property. The party desiring to
make the purchase of the land wanted
a farm where his children could have
the advantage of the school and at
the same time nave a modern home.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Larson agree
that the price offered for the property
is high, but owing to their long resi-
dence on the land, and the great VOL
ume OF work which was involved in
bringing it into the present excellent
shape. they were reluctant to sell it,
notwithstanding the attractive price
which was offered
y
MADISON-Miss Mary Conley, who
was one OF several Lake county girls
who did considerable army nursing dur
ing the war, has resigned her place with
local physicians and taken up public
nursing, She was in service as nurse
at Camp Dodge in 1918 and later was
transferred to work overseas. She re-
turned to Madison in 1919 after making
a creditable record with the Red Cross.
SIOUX FAIltS-Total assessed value
Of all property in Minnehaha county
subject TO local tax levy for all pur-
poses as eaualized by sub state tax
commission Is Sill, 056, 321. according 10
report from the board received by E.
H. Shenkle. county auditor.
SIOUX FALLS-The Sioux Falls Gas
Company was granted permission TO
advance their rates for gas to the con-
sumers to s1.70 per 1000 cubic feet by
the board Of commissioners after the
hearing yesterday
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
Ledge Wa. Wary.
From the Springfield Republica

From the Springfield Republican.
There is q considerable Polish vote
in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and
Connectfcut, not to mention New
OF the. Fall River COMMITTEES Of citizens
Of Polish origin that he uses his influ-
Ia behalf ssf , Ledge
dictated one Of the most carefully
studied messages that has ever come to
our notice. First. he deeply sympa-
thizes with Poland. Second, he can dc
no nothing hing it, na.n IN up e W,lscs: Third
the Wilson position as outlined IN the
Colby note; but fourth. he says moth
ing In criticism Of It. Mr.. Lodge un-
ready to say anything IN criticism Of
Mr.. Wilson's foreign policy is an un-
usual spectacle. Z Mr.. Harding isn't
caught that way: he admits that 10
Ion bnt Eve tSat he:il ravs1ns sisH Ia
Wilson policy just the same. e be gets
elected.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09

in the Sheffield cutlery trade are in.
adequate to deal with the influx of or
ders. Stainless steel is being en-
ployed very largely in the manufacture
of pump rods, valve spindles, valves and
other parts which are exposed to con-
tact with water, steam and other cor
rosives. The scientific instrument trade
Is using it for drawing instruments and
other precision tools and for surgical
instruments. It is being manufactures
into stair rods, sauce pans and pans OF
varying shapes. tenders for the hearth,
and even into pokers and garden imple-
ments; and butchers rails, spikes,
skewers saws and other butcher shop
requirements are being made from it.
Stainless steel Is also being used for
golf club heads, spurs, etc.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
HEARS FROM FAMILY
VISITING IN POLAND

Platte, s.. d., Sept. Abe Roiter,
of this city had been without word
from his family in Poland for more
than two years. Thursday his heart
was gladdened by the receipt of
cablegram, telling him they were safe
The Rioters had returned, shortly
after the ar.nistice was signed, to
visit the old home in Poland, and
since then Mr.. Roiter had heard no.
thing from them. He feared, in the
Russian invasion that they might
have come to harm. The cable. sent
from Germany, said that members Of
the family had arrived safely across
the Polish border and were on their
way back to Platte.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
AIRPLANE BECOMES VEHICLE
OF UP-To-DATE ROBBERS

Faulkton, S. D., Sept. 7-Police of
Faulkton and deputies of the sheriffs
office are searching Faux county
for robbers who got away with $4,000
worth of jewelry from the Turner
Dodds drug store.
Several residents of Faulkton in
sist that the robbers escaped with
their loot in an airplane. The whir of
an airplane motor was distinctly
heard over the city.
This is the first airplane robbery
known, if the sura.;;Ss ~ the light
sleepers of Faulkton are correct
The men were evidently interrupt
ed at their work. The safe was not
molested and jewelry was scattered
all over the floor.
Most of the loot consisted of dia-
monds rings and watches.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
All From One Tree.
From the Detroit News.

A peculiar product of the vegetable
world is what is known as black
soy' tree, which f1ourishes in the state
of western Australia. 1t is, in fact,
species of the grass tree, and grows to
a normal height of seven to 10 feet, and
Is found to be useful for variety of
purposes. Until recently no attempt
has been made to utilize the tree COM
mercially, but company has been
formed to work and market its by
products. Among other things being
produced are tars, tarpaulin dressings,
rope tar and sanitary tar, lacquers,
steam and refrigerating pipe tagging.
paint for iron work that requires stow
ing at high Temperature, stains and
paints, pitches for marine insulating,
phenol, benzol and alcohols. coke. pot
ash and pyrogeneous acid. Tho pro-
duction Of dyes, perfumes and formalin.
and various kinds Of varnishes il also
planned.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
COL. MAYFIELD MOVED
FROM GAL WESTON POST

Galveston. Tex. Sept. a.-col .Bil-
iie'' Mayfleld, provost marshal Of the
Galveston military zone. WA relieved
Of his command today following his
statement assuming responsibility
for the attempted "arrsst'' cf G..sY.
Aanders editor nf the Houston Press
Monday night, Brigadieg General
VOTERS announced
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
MITCHELL WOMEN IN
BIG "SUF" CELEBRATION

Mitchell, S. D., Sept. THE Nit
chell League of Women Voters staged
a suffrage jubilee celebration in East
Side park Wednesday night, in OBJ
servance of the recent final ratifica-
ticn of wonan's suffrage. Nearly one
hundred chilean took part in a pa
geant, depicting the fight for suf-
frage. Thirty six little girls repre-
senting the SO different states THAI
caste their vote for Suffrage.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
SCOUTS HOME SATURDAY..

New York. Sept. s.Announcement
was made by the Boy Scouts Of
America that the United States dele-
gates to the international contest Of
Boy Scouts Of the World held recent
" In England will arrive here late
Saturday on the transport Princess
Matoika The delegation which com:
prises sol Boy Scouts and Sc scout
masters from 101 American cities has
been the guests Of the French and
Belgian governments
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
GOVERNOR NoRBEck
MAKES APPOINTMENTS

Pierre, S. D., Sept. s.-Governor
Norbeck has appointed John Pay, Of
], Milbank, as q member Of the state
board OF osteopathic9 examiners.
Gilbert Ruben, former legislative
member from Hamlin county. has
been assistant in the
state educational department and
took Mp the duties Of his new posi-
ton Wednesday.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
MURDERED NEGRO
FOUND IN WEEDS
Body of Man Discovered Close
to Railroad Tracks Near
j Rumford, S. DIS
! Not Identified.

Hto Springs. S. D., Sept "a coll
ored man, whose identity has not
been discovered. was murdered in
Fall River county. The hady was
found near Rumford
The mans skull had been crushed.
and the body thrown into patch of
weeds, where it was discovered by
accident. The point where the body
was found was about $50 feet from a
railroad track.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
MAKING REcHEck or
hYDRo.ElEcTRIc PLANS

Pierre, s. D., Sept. 3.--The hydro
electric commission. to be prepared to
meet any possible questions which
may be raised by the Forthcoming
legislative session has contracted
with a Fargo engineering company to
check ever the figures of the en-
gineerg who did the actual survey
work on the Missouri, to makefdouhlyH
certain that there is no error IN the
caicnhticns as to cost and extent OF
& power.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
MEXICO CITY STRIKE GROWS

Mexico City, Sept. 3.-Street car
men and shoemakers OF this city are
expected to decide today whether
they win join the 10000 or more
striking mill workers and tobacco
factories employees who are idle in
this city and in the federal district.
There was some excitement yester-
day morning when strikers prevent
ed workers from entering one OF the
principal cigaret factories here.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09

Georges Roussos, Greek minister
TO the United States, has been APP
pointed diplomatic representative
of his country ct Constantinople
and will leave Washington shortly
for his new post,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
OFFICERS CAPTURED WHOLE
BOOZE MAKING OUTFIT

Waubay, S. D.. Sept. Son COM
plant Of two federal officers work.
ing under federal group chief r. e.
Leady, of Sioux Falls, Tom F.. Rick
ard, of Waubay, was arrested by
United States Marshal Harry James
and brought before United States
Commissioner William Wallace on a
charge Of having Intoxicating liquor
In his possession and materials and
apparatus for the making OF liquor.
Federal authorities searched the home
OF the defendant and his brother,
Walter G. Richard, on August 9, and
found a quantity of moonshine whis-
ky mash and a complete distilling
outfit On appearing before Com
missioner Wallace the defendant
waived preliminary examination and
was bound over to the next term of
federal court on bonds of $2,5OC.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
STEALING APPLES FOUND
TO BE VERY EXPENSIVE

DeSmet s. D., Sept. 3.-Henry
Primesing, Of this city, discovered
that stealing apples is not trivial
offense. He was arrested on this
charge and when taken into local
court was required to pay a fine Of
$50. He was captured by DR.. B. A.
Dyar. The pal escaped, but Prime
sing, who at first showed fight, sur
rendered when the physician got
action with a revolver.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
National Crop Improvement service.l
I(". HERE are two kinds Of

kkTN-HERE are two KINDS OF
hogs entered at. every
show Hampshires and
others" says Mr.. e. @. Stone, sec
rotary American Hampshire Swine
Record association, Peoria, III. ''By
that, l mean that every energy Of
all of the other breeds is concen-
trated to defeat the Hampshire,
which always runs against the field.
Last year we had to sort back
q champion carload three times in
order to get them down to the $50
pounds which was the maximum
weight demanded by the other
breeders. 1t is fact that it is i'm
possible to keep the Hampshire hog
down TO the weight foT the same
age that the other breeds usually
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-09-09
New Uses For stainless STEEL.

From the Scientific American.
Bliss the atmistfce ehere hac been
an enormous sale Of stainless steel for
cutlery purposes. The demand is in
creasinE. and the labor and machinery
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1nusss for Sale

-nusss for Sale Sc
EASTERN AVE. 67-My s-ronm huusr.
bE1n, HIectric lights furnace nlr1
wopa tfonrs. vegetable cellar. nice
AVN. sr-2nOAtnlc walk. small garden
appies. cf4Ds- plurnk- bearing II MN
utes walk 70 shoe EactQrE, L. IL ousl-
ness street, BUYERS would do wall 10
Lnnk ms nrapsrrE 0Ver before buying
visaw mere. O. " Litcle1ieid, u Ezas; sss'll
Ave-. Augusta. Tel. S7F,-R VII seu
Win ar without furnIshings-
NCEwa T--CnnfortahIe 6-rn0If5 Fi0lIsI-
a. t.ir night prlca Wallace DIploes,
AlS4ETa-
PATTERSON ST a-Aiasissra mouse )
roerns- electric lights ana gas, 1urGaun
ana RAEh -oon Ses- 81 location q
iarve LDt- Inquire p \. savage River
SIDE Drive, AUGUSTA. Ne. Taiepnune
8zS--l after P N.
BUNGALOW HCTsE-3f -ourns A
ne ferry opposite EaLsweii Nearly
new IAN re bought Epr aAnE mart
sages and IN aRsg farms L T. New-
nert agency, Augusta Maine-
lzARIgIN EN- - IifFle f-ronrn Noise
y Water It Frirs 5SaB- Cnu Il house
GARDINER-A 1s-4tnry mouse: AL moi
am improvements Z. n. Tav! s. n
Highland Ave, Gardiner. A.
GOOD LOCATICN-We 8uiit ard mod
arr -purns. nicely heated ann lighted
"a --ozv hunie indeed. nat less chhn s45ssl.
7 " Beck Asenry 81 WAGER -, Az
EuEta Tel Iie--N
HALLCWE ELL. WATER - looms
lauuire NJ c Il. Shepherd. St Ac2ueinr'
81. AalluWeil-
EALLCW elm u4iern house. = rooms
and balm -iec-rtc lights. furnace, AL
tiErd wood -pars, na-uTa- w0ud -IuIsn,
: or families. low price and easy
rerrns L Z. Sewp-rt Agency. Augus-
q Maine
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

Business P-opsrty &
* CITY or Il. ws-whuieEals ana re-
tail produce business doing TirsI class
nEsiHess. Iauuirs r "A NewEent. sal
lowell MOUSE
al NDRy-Dusng mig business EanIp-
Jed with four washing machines. sx-
Jr-GGtnr sIea.p hniler, kEliey heater
system. dry r1om. ulallEie. est4ng-
luuEe eiszftT-ic InpIar TxD horses ana
1e livery wagons ana al necessary Tx
ruI,s.s- Reason Tor selling, cIianEE ~
business. VIII sell a a bargain
aiken a. ance Apply 70 National
Steam Laundry, Tel. saa-A. Natsrviiie-
MECHANIC FAT-LS-E5uts4 ana livery
stable. One If gile best business prnp-
lsitinns IN stain. Many other nfte
vrslties IN -n2l estate. j l. Towers.
Wood ana Lumber Co.. Eailewell.. OF
aaiiowen Savings Eaak- Te.. 81 ar
Tf-W
A gnog want ad in =una newspaper
q ways gets EnnEi results.
Let a classified ad tell sne news Of
xnlr business. Telling - ae.isnE.
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-siE-Maie OF Female 80
An BITloJS AIEN-And Wnlmen an
MAKE ss0 monthly right al home III
as Tell yun an easy way AduF&ss
am, Janalca Praiine On, Lis Penn
Svtyalla 4 We DeyraiT.
ATHENA NTs-DealrAnH Positions for
men and women all the wards. Wages
SIT per Week 10 start Also EXPERT
snoeG man 70 work with patients uuI-
side wards. Apply X SupL- augusta
state Hospital.
Max AND WIFE-Gn private placf
Man Tor genera! work No farming
Woman Ter general hDusswark. Gsaad
pia3n ehhk. 10 washing ar raining
Paslunn permanent. differences rt-
4airea =. # Terry WaEerville Me.
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Auction Sale
of HouSeE1oid Goods
May 7st az y SeSail 81.
Augusta, Name

Consisting nf one goGa AJAX ohaEnaer
htii- thur hsgss. 0ne cgnking steve. enc
HGripr stpNe .pr wnBd, lois " quits ana
cnTutar''f.rs. sheets and pillow cases and
Nilluws. TWO aen puffS two mn E1resses.
ftne All square. CARPETS, square sxfan-
sion dining "a ME. CwD drop-ieA4 laAtS
Kitchen ana dining raam chairs four
snna stands. snfa hea. lace curtains ana
other curtains AMI fixtures. iufs II
dishes ana onpk.ng utensils uau numerous
70 mention. Une iug ruti and cant deE
nr ~SeZ, chest nf carpenter tnois
1aoW ARE A DRAKE. Manager: ". H.
A SIN, A1Crlnnessr- = stormy flrsg
TAR lia--
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State Farm Agency

SrE(8AL ANM 6AFGA&RG
81 Acres All Eauipper s27De
z miles From city sf Gardiner, =
miles to siectric car lire. 4s acres in
smooth HeiG. cuts = IONS nay, bal
ance ~ ~ooa ann pasture fur 10
head. AopG, lumner and fruit far
nome use B r9nr rouse. 2 large
barns. car-iaqe- pnuitry and ICE
ipuse. Included q cr~s ARD seiFers.
I nurse. all farm machinery. wagons
sru harnesses. To Strife estate
sy7uD.
ACRE FARM
Bordering lake nn State rnaa, F5ns
shore frontage. saor orchard. early
garden larE. -nnrn cnttaue. IS x.
stanie. garage, all IN t,sorpugr re-
pair. ~sser aipea n ss1is property.
Snid at bargain
80 ACRES
Laxesire Farm
6 miles FTom CRY, 7 mile from cleo
rrie czr line. 4 -onm euttage. sranie.
toni MUSE. COCO water Supply. fruit
far nrne uss.
Send Fur our Speciai Spring Bargain
List ~ Maine farms. c l. War-
cesfsr, Mgr. Western Ave-. Augusta.
No. phons efS-M.
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The Employers IS. q. S. for Help Wanted Means "Sme G
Sure of Success" On This PAGE
Farms sed Land for Sale

Farms ssd Land for Sale Is
ACRES. 81 mile -s7un EaarEiinsr, good
buildings. w6i airiael ,nIp 1sla, pas
J1re and woaa. Frire Aan. EASY
1tsr-1z. Apply AZ the Aagasta once N
nv Arms & Higgins Farm Agency
AEER 7g-t,n State rzEAn- IL minutes
walk e-an eletstrIcs churon and slhnfii,
eaxr s-Faam h1fasf. aaz,- -ssxsa r u
acres grass iana 8 arnes wnae Phone
4b-E. henry " HpunaH. Na-erT+lls4,
AH-. z. r. .. a.
ACRES, A.-Stouh farm a. equipped. L
Miles f--uTn Gitv- Lsvti neids, splendid
orchard. uIEs wBan iuI. xEsEf IN nTIIia-
nEs, extra gnnu house anu aRr-l.
fAr'ict very inw far quick SAFE. Anus
II. flEgfnE. 9rn. E3otai :, arfa. AL
EustA-
AIRES, 9+-Rnra1lse Of business aias-
wftre wish To sell my 1az1n ~ Bew-
aBlnhAn Maine Brlck house with
furnace. Suaa outpuiinings including
1ar'-s, chicken houses and fsn house IN
hElneDeC river fsots6 wAGsdl ans.
fG-m lnnis. Also abalu Hia.tss, fer.
standing timber and young orchard
Only one mile from railroad station.
Write rur information 40 soz ia, BIlh,
Ma.aa.
ACRES 1871 ear line s4ist4M AIRES
near CITY market. Si6zn goad hulfa-
LnEs. Il. &. SAWYER Farm Astlncy, opp
M L T. 4. Station. Tel AI-N
AAHAIS. 1AN-N-.4f GliEs s-FJblh 1bdsr-
Darn 4aS4h. Gnrn lnast. all N Eaaa re-
pA-r Pine WOOD lst. Fred Daniel. IA
Northern Ave, Augusta.
ACRES. 1HS-l-- mile f.,um -lgus 5 miles
70 AlEusIa- IA aE-es level nEchins
woRkad. p aCres~@snrrns water pas
-LIra. wopfilUG estimated To cut % cfiffis,
81 pine and negnlocK. Is apple C-4-.a=
plum c1ses. outage house, e-I'ouIns. =
GOOD epndiauR. Eood basement hRrfl
4nx4b W1Ln DisfrntlI. Gelp rnr mead
ana TWO horses. All tuhis includes
and Stock, Gnws : heltar. ! horse,
moving machine horse axe. farm
wagon. suiky piew WarElnE pibw aI4i-
T-r4Inr, hurss hoe disc harrow Erilrz
wagon, rDal wagons, 3 sci sleigh Ski
double harness. ligf.I. driving pung,
tons nay IN nnr-a. 1nl~ ses0o; Sep cash
bE4aEcs easy terms. Address Frank .
AtChaau, 4 IEISIa, - Nj. vernon Ave.
L.IrrCHFIELAD. NAN E-a5-acrt. farm
good e-Foora house I'll. harm. AIaGk-
smith snup. slnnke nouse L -lllaGs Il
Pasture. pal- woodland. eTc. Is apple
trees. small fruits, cuIs ~ Jarls NAY
snua 4nATn sell. level ttia. M ~pcAs
machine moved. Place , - nj. r.'di-
ltys, mi. church ana school. IL nj
nigh sOhuui- Including , Cow. r htalf az
= waSnns, punEs- EaTn wagon raGk
pinW = l4r-uws. moving machine nay
rake. s-uItlvQtof, sect suwsr several
ladders. lUIE ~ small tanis nav n
and woodworking tuuis. lots seed p0-
5aLoss, pltntE barn and Aen dressing
AH-kE- al up0r iur produce s-aN -aEas
ms bargain. -bui- * hIDv Real rs
LaTs Co, IL Maine 81, Brunswick. NJ
Tea. INV
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Come What Nav

the man who owns his home Is better off than
the man who pays rent The oId folks who IRE
paying rent today vii al advise you to bury
hame of yeur Own. They know, because they
can see what might have been
Read Journal real estate ADS and lock at some
houses today.
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tur scncz-unal advertising Campaign cns
nh5unE3lr ADVERTISED uruHuct with weii
knuwr crnc-.n. AaSr ne willing rp r-xx-
e. No experience aecssSarv- SaaE-v an
gxannses. Give fall details and rafW-
encss IN FIRST lef.er. Address n K, IN
West 81. washrEslla NE
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

nEAL EE IA Z TNh hL-NI
REFUSES FOR Rent II
-GE. BANGOR A.D 5CEGCL--MOriei-a
seven-roofn house with or without iwo-
car garage near kindergarten. gram
mar ana high schools App" u mas
Il PerrengflI. or Miss isabelle RldeuuI,
"a Bangor St
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ROOMS AND BOARD

sanrns without Board 5H
MEL VILE ST l:y-r'Irnis nea ~nuins.
-ARTFGRD HCUSE-Ruums with 1r
without housekeeping pT.iIiie eyes. ran
sierts nc II s. PER dav. Tel. El-W,
TAvERLy CHAMBERS-Sewlv fur-
nishet npF1eiiRE alters n yI'Hnslsh1 !
app Caianinl, Ise Watnr - Tel. -lA
EALLffN E-Ll--T1Iree furnished ranIns
r = ludwig Maple -. Iisa, &l-a-
LzALI-CW ELL " ATER 81 Is m =
ar=e sunny front -aum. Ms. Jtnnls
AalNw
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Summer Places for Sent III
OCEAN POINr-Furafshaa cottage fur
season. centrally located. me ulpp-
st--llcfed view Of ouaan. Inquire Mrs
Carz z. Turner. ~ state ST. Algnsra.
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The properly aeinnginE 70 the
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1ay rho 9th day Of Man. LET.
noon On Sid day