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BRIDPORT

Mrs. Mary Brown, who ous been chief
operator at the telephone exchange the
past four years has resigned and Miss
Davis of the west part of the town will
take her place.-Maxim st. George lost
valuable team horse Monday. While be-
ing driven with its mate along Park street,
in Middlebury, the animal dropped dead.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Williams went last
week to Pittsburg. Pa. where they will
visit their son, Franklin.-Mr. and Mrs.
r. l.. Hemenway. who have spent the
winter In Boca Ratone. Fla, returned
home Tuesday.-Miss Helen Bennett spent
several days In Middlebury recently as a
guest of Mrs. j. Lee Palmer-Miss Agnes
st. John and Hollis Shandrow of this
town were married in Burlington April 8
by the Rev. Mr.. Braker. After a short
wedding trip to Montreal they will reside
In Bridport.-Miss Elisabeth Hamilton re-
turned home Monday from a visit with
relatives in Hinesburg.-Mrs. Stephen
Cooke spent several days last week with
her son, Thomas Cooke, of Shoreham.
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HUNTINGTON

F.. H. Kinds and L. NJ Hill will load syrj
up at Jonesville Thursday and at Bristol
on Friday.-G H. Hallock is able TO ID
out after his recent illness.-James Dur|
and remains in a very serious condition.
There will be a stereopticon lectur(
at the s. of V. hall, MondaJ
evening, April % by the Rev j. Allen
Spiden The subject will be "A Tril
Around the World"
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WALTHlAM

The n. s. club met with Mrs. G.. A.
Hunt Thursday afternoon. April Is. There
we've ~ members present, two visitors and
nine children.-Mrs. w. II. Jackson was
Burlington visitor Tuesday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Lee of Weybridge visited his
son. w. A. Lee Sunday.-Mrs. Margaret
Gardner is taking care Of Madam jack
man.--B. S. Merrill had the misfortune
TO cut the fore-finger on his left hand off
while saving wood Saturday.--John Clark
and II. f. Halock were in Burlington
Tuesday
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UNDERHILL

II is expected that the Riverside
creamery viii be ready for business Satur-
day. May |. Milk or cream will be re-
ceived. as II is hoped. by the manage
ment. to be able to adapt the creamery
products to the wants Of the community
by making butter or by handling sweet
cream whichever promises the larger
profits. Excellent markets are opening
up for each of these products. O. e.
King. Washington, VT, has been en-
gagged to make the butter He comes
with several years experience, and fne
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FOR RENT

"HREE FURNISHED ROOMS with use If
bath. electric lights. equipped for light
housekeeping. one block from car line. In
good neiehborhood, to rent May I. Ad-
dress. with references, Rooms" care of
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TOWNSVILLE

Miss Bernice Coburn of Burlington was
guest over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Pease,-Mrs. Marie Berry Doug
las moved Monday into the tenement va
Gated by Howard Fuller,-Mrs. Emerette
Tyler remains In poor health.-Miss NADIA
line Strong went Saturday. to West Bolton
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JERICHO CENTER

Miss Quinlan. Of Charlotte. is cIerkins
for the Jordan, & Nealy Co.-Miss Eunice
George OF East Montpelier. was a guest
of her brother. Glen. at the home of her
uncle, +. s, Lawrence. last week.-Mrs..
Sadie Wright. of Burlington, visited her
sister. Miss Leona Cook. several days
Mrs. j. W. Hart and Miss Anna Warner
were guests of friends In Burlington the
first OF the Week.-Mrs. Hazel Cassidy.
home demonstrating agent. will speak
on hot lunches Friday afternoon OF
this week at the school-house. It Ii a
topic worth much consideration and it
is hoped the parents and those interest
ed will be present.-Mr. and Mrs. Batch.
elder. Of Burlington. were guests of Hay
wood & Wilder Saturday
The meeting that was called for Friday
afternoon with Miss Hazel Cassidy in
regard to hot lunches has been can
celled,-Miss Mae Eldridge returned to
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MILTON BORO

Mr.. and Mrs John Richards were in
Colchester Monday at the home of Alvah
Richards.-M r, A. Berry and son have
returned from Ticonderoga. n. Y.-Dr.
Blake was in this place Sunday.-Mrs
IBoyce and son Of Champlain were at
Camp Rich Sunday.
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BRISTOL.

Miss Lucy B. P'erco has returned
20 hos school dutlcs after u :wo
weeks illness,-Mrs. ". Is. DouSiass II
VISITING her husband in ui:c;, 80. -
Dr. g. F. Edmunds conductcG uedical
Inspection of tho Now Haven scuuni; las,
ycek.-Thc Mountain street ncic hh0rs of
Mrs. C. N. Hunt gave her a hi!thday sur
prise phrty at her home Saturday after-
no0n.-Willam II. Edmvnds of tho Har-
ward Law school Is the quest of DR.. and
Mrs. G.. F. Edmunds. is srea.
rejoicing in the Methodist Church over
The burning of the mortgage, Following
Tho Easter supper Friday night a service
was held in the church auditorium. The
meeting was opened by a song service
conducted by Mr.. Gould and a solo by
Mrs. Bamforth. The Rev. d. w. Reed of
Salisbury gave the address. Henry Lam
don, treasurer of the board of trustees
gave a report of the finances then Mr..
Gould called for those OF the trustees
who were present and r. C. Varney presi-
dent. =. 3. Guindon secretary, and Henry
Landon treasurer, stepped inside the
altar rail where they were given tray
containing the mortgage and Mrs. NJ. M.
Dunshee. who has long been instrumental
in raising the finances of the church,
touched match TO the bit of paper
which released the church from the
death grip" The service closed by the
singing of the Doxology. The past year
Mr.. Gould has been the means OF raising
tho entire church debt which was over
four thousand dollars.
Tho neighbors OF Mrs. Nelson Dur.
haney. ST., gave her birthday sur
prise party at her homo Saturday af-
ternoon.-James Cardell Of Pittsfeld,
Mass. Spent Sunday with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Cardell.-Florence
Farr of U. V. M. spent Sunday at hel
home here.-Friday evening the Delta
Alpha class of the Federated
Church will have social at the home
of Mrs. Denio.---Miss Nellie WEIGH re-
turned Saturday night from Daytona
Ela- where she spent the winter
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ORWELL

Mrs. Arthur Barnard and Miss Nina
Carney returned from the Mary Fletcher
hospital on Thursday and are gaining
Miss Anna Young, who has a position in
tho Peck Insurance. office in Burlington
was Sunday guest at tho home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Young.-Tho
following members of Hands Cove Chap
Ter. ID. A. r. attended n meeting at the
home of Mrs. Harry Church In Shoreham.
Saturday Mrs. r. c. Young. Mrs. p. l..
Thomas. Mrs. w. b. French. Mrs. c. w.
Bodfiah. Mrs. w. A. Jennings. Mrs. j.
A, Gregory and the Misses Bessie and
Tannio Brown.-Miss Mamie Laffley has
COMO to Cornwall to Siait her sister, Mrs
Walter Root.-Mrs. l.. p. Needham is in
very poor health.-Mrs. A. B. Root at
tended the funeral OF his sister. Mrs
Barber In Benson Tuesday.-Frark LaDuc
Of Brandon was called here Saturday by
tho serious Illness of his father. Joseph
LaDuc.-Mrs. Goddard has as her guest
her mother, Mrs McAllister of MORA,
N. Y.-Miss Annie Ray of Maiden. Mass.
was n Sunday guest of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. F. L. Ray.-The Rev. L. NJ.
Isaacs left Sunday night on business
trip to New York-A. B. Simonds Of Bur-
lington is in town on business.-Miss
Theresa Purcell returned to Burlington
last week to continue her training for a
nurse at the Mary Fletcher hospital
MIR. and Mrs. Alvin Bascom and daughters.
Blanche and Edith, returned Monday from
Florida, where they spent the winter.
Their son. William. and Miss Marion
Bascom will come later.
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POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

EGGS from utility barred Plymouth Rock
breeding stock. My birds come from Gar
rett w. Buck of Coltsneck, y. j., VINO for
the last three years was winner of the lay
ing contest at Nineland. Orders booked
now at $500 a setting. +. f. Perkins,
IS No Prospect st. 97.12t.w,2t
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COLCHESTER

Miss Maybelle Pratt has returned ID
her school at Sheldon Springs. She wa:
accompanied by her guest. Mrs. W.eScot
Austin.
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Ct GEAR DAT " CROFT ISHsF'

Attractive property at Cedar Beach.
Charlotte. House. barn, ice-house, dock.
about Il acres of woodland.
For full particulars inquire of Mrs.
W. ]. Van Patten. 433 So. Union ST..
Burlington, VT
65.tu. tn. Wkytf,
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ter. Mrs. Anna Perce.--The Rev. VIII
liam Frazier spoke In the interests Oh
the congregational World Movement
Tuesday evening
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Burlington Tuesday after spending a
few days at her home.-Mrs. j. W. Hart
returned home Tuesday.-Miss Warner
will spend the week in Burlington.-Mr
and Mrs. r. S. Lawrence were in Bur-
lington Wednesday. Smith Of
Dandy came Tuesday and will work for
r.. S. Ransom at carpenters work.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT
(Continued from page one.)

Flagg; master of second veil. c. ].
OBryan master of first veil. l.. II.
Brown: chaplain, r. r. O'Bryan. senior
steward, II. V. Sears; junior steward,
.. A. Smith sentinel, r. w Day. The
NJ. NJ. degree was conferred on a class
Of candidates and the newly-elected Of
ticers were nstaled.-Mrs. Louie Levy,
daughter. Bessie. and son, Lorne, are in
town called here by the illness OF her
mother.-Mr, Hall, instructor in chemistry
in Middlebury College. and the members
of his class, Carroll White, Arthur Hard
ing, David Breen, Chester Franklin,
jeremiah Cardell and Maurice Lee were
in town Tuesday and visited the Sheffield
Farms milk plant, where the Class in
spected the machinery of the plant. While
in town the party visited the Bixby Me-
mortal Free library and were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Lee.-1erome
Brazelton made a business trip to Bur-
lington Tuesday.-Mr. and Mrs. George
sullivan. who have been living in Bristol,
have returned hcrc.-George Myers has
gone to Massena, y. Y, wher he has
employment at his trade as mason,-John
Sullivan has entered the employ of
Alderman Arthur p. Gorrell.--Philip
Roche. who has been spcnding the win
ter in Florida on his way 10 his home
in St. Adams, is visiting his cousins, Mrs.
Daniel Carroll and Nlisa Helen Tull.-
alderman Levi II. Brown ief. yesterday
on n business trip to northern New York.
Miss Nellie Winch Of Addison. d student
in the Vergenncs high school is iii at
nei room at the nome of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Dcuglaas.-Cjlivcr Dupuls has
gone to a hospital in Darlington for treat
ment.-Mrs. Louis Kcnaud has returned
from visit to her son, Victor Renaud IL.
Montreal Mrs, r. W, Flagg went yester-
day TO Burlington Tor a few days visit
" her mother, Mrs. A. L. Bulltri.
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Chittenden County
WINOOSKI

The Winooski Overgaiter company will
in the near future begin the erection Of its
new building. having Friday purchas-
ed the Stevens property on Barlow and
Center streets from T. W. Hopkins and
G. A. Rood. executors OF the Stevens es-
tate.
The dance given last evening in Cor
poration hall by tho members of the
Ladies' Social club to the members ,and
Invited friends was a decided succeeds.
about 1o0 couples attending. Tho grand
march was led by Mrs Louis Ledeoux
and son, Earl Lcdeoux. Of Burlington.
The evenings program was made UP Of
the modem and o,d-fashioned dances.
Micheud's orchestra of four pieces fur
nished music for t.. dancing. The mem
BERG of the club wore red carnations in
honor OF the occasion. A meeting of the
club will be held this evening with Mrs.
j. c. Flint of East Spring street.
+ An enthusiastic meeting of the Senior
Holy Name society was held last evening
IN Foresters' hail. tn purpose of the
meeting was to see about the formation
OF council of the Knight of Columbus
In this village. The Rev. J. B. McCarry.
the Chaplain OF the society. addressed the
meeting and introduced T. IS. Wright,
state deputy of the knights of Columbus
OF Burlington. who explained the objects
ard aims of the society. The following
committee of five were appointed to find
ways and means of perfecting such an
organization and to get the required num-
Der of members to join the society, the
Rev. ]. B. McGarry Henry Conlin. F.
Edward Allard, George Daley and Louis
Alapa. A meeting of the committee will
be held in the near future.
A linen shower tepdared Monday
evening to Miss Celina Simard of Center
street by a number of her friends in
| honor Of her approaching marriage to
Wifred Gamelin of Weaver street. Miss
Smard was the recipient of many use
full as we'll as beautiful gifts. buffet
| lunch was served and all had an ejoyable
evening.
Levi Bushey Of Tickok srteet. who has
been at the Fanny Allen hospital for d
| few weeks. has returned to his home
| much improved in health.
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One Cent
a Word

Advertising in this column
one cent a word each in
sertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash
in advance required. No
advertisement taken which
/ Is less than IL words. two
lines. Special terms to ad-
vertisers using from ESQ to
1000 lines within IL con.
secutive months.
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JERICHO

Ernest Como of Milton has been In town
for a few days to see his mother. Mrs
Louisa Como. who has been i'll but is
better now.-Steven Myette of Burlington
was in town Monday.-Miss Irene Machia.
who has been working for Mrs. Ralph
Styles. has completed her work and re-
turned to her home in Wcstford-Mrs.
Della Foster and daughter, Ida, who
have been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Waiter Blaisdell, returned to their
home in Jeffersonvile Saturday.-Louis
Guyette of Waterbury was in town
Thursday on business.-Mrs. Wilson
Curtis Is quite i'll with neuritis.--Mrs
NJ. p. Maurice of Brattleboro Is visiting
her sister and husband. Mr.. and Mrs
William Jackson-Miss Florence Day left
Monday for Barton where she has a
position as teacher.-Mrs Hattie Otis
who has been caring for Mrs. Harriet
KINNEY. who is quite i'll, has gone home,
III with r. hard cold. and In under the doc
tors care.-Mrs. Frank Parrigo OF Jericho
Center was Sunday visitor at the home
Of her mother. Mrs. II. C. Booth.-Dr
G. A. Pease Snd son, Stuart, Of Burling-
ton, were Sunday visitors at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Pease.-
Horace Stevens of Minnesota and Mrs.
Oakes and Mrs. Harmon Howe. sr., of
Hartford, Conn, were recent visitors of
their mother Mrs Luther Stevens at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Howe
Mrs. Nancy McLane, who has been with
her daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Morgan. at Richmond, during
the winter, has returned home.-Mrs.
r. c. Stygles and children were over
Sunday visitors at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Bennett. at Xnderhill Mrs.
Cora Trombly and slsteH Nora Russin.
were Sunday visitors in Cambridge. Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Morgan of Richmond
were Sunday visitors at the home of Mrs.
Mary McLane-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Partridge Of Essex Junction are In town
moving their household goods from their
home which they have rented to Mr..
Garrow.-Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Pollard
and son of Underhill Center. Mr.. and Mrs
E. G. Nealy of Underhill and Frank
Parrigo of Jericho Center were Sunday
visitors at the home OF Mrs. II. G.
Booth.-Elmer Booth and sister. Ida were
In Richmond Saturday.-Miss MarRuerite
Day and Miss Katherine Mcneil of Bur-
lington were over-Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren DAY.
Mrs Leon Morgan and son OF Burlington.
who have been visiting at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank x. Howe, have re-.
turned home.
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RICHMOND


friends in Jericho and Underhill Tuesday.
RICHMOND
The funeral of John C. Sabens, who
died at the home of his son, NJ. J. Sabens.
Saturday evening, was held at the
house Tuesday at one o'clock. with
burial in the family lot in West Bolton.
Mr.. Sabens was in his 63rd year, formerly,
a resident Of this town. going to Clare
mont. N. H.. to reside several years ago.
owing to i'll health he came some Ave
weeks ago to reside with his son here.
The deceased leaves two sons. NJ J. and
c. +. Sabens. both OF this town, and two
daughters. Mrs l.. II Tenney of Charlie
mont n H., and Mrs. Bernard Ash of
Shelburne,-Miss Edna Pettibone Is visit
ing friends in Fcrrisbu-g and Bristol
Mrs. Clara Shedd, who has been the
guest of Miss Harriet Edwards for sew
eral days, has returned to her home in
Mont pel,cr.-Jack Sabens OF Windsor is
in town, called by the death of his
grandfather, the lato John c. Sabens.-A
card party will be given at the Rich
mond Underwear factory Thursday eve
ming, to which the public are invited
Mrs ]. II. Smith Of New Haven. Conn,
who has beer visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. A. Green. has returned to
her home.-Mrs. Thomas Ryan is visit
ing relatives In Burlington.-Mi Minnie
Cutler is seriously i'll with pneumonia
Mrs T. NJ. Stevens and daughter. Helen,
and Mrs. T. Collins were among the
visitors in Burlington Thursday.-Mss
Pearl Berry of the University Of Ver-
mont was at her home here over Sunday.
Miss Grace Bessett has been confined
to the house by illness for the last two
weeks.-NIss Ruth Andrews of Essex
Junction was the guest Of Miss Margaret
Tedford over Sunday.
The funeral Of John c. Sabens. who died
Saturday evening was held at the home
of his son. NJ. ]. Sabens Tuesday after
noon at one O'Clock. the Rev. DR.. Barnes
of Burlington officiating with burial in
the family lot in West Bolton. Among
those In attendance from out Of town
we're Richard Sabens of Windsor. Mrs.
Ash of Sheburne. Mrs. Andrew Ready of
Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sabens and
Mrs. A. +. Crandall, Mrs. Marcia Sabens
and James Atkins of Jonesville: also 10
members Of Nest No. 1925 Of Owls and la
dies Of Windsor. Of which the deceased
was a 'member-Mrs. Frank Brown and
daughter Of New York city are visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Harring-
ton-The marriage Of Miss Florence
Olmstead and Arthur Brassor Of Jones'
vile took place at the Church of Our
Lady of the Holy Rosary Tuesday MORN
ing at eight o'clock the Rev. A. p. Cler-
mont performing the ceremony. They were
attended by Miss Christine Whalen and
John Quinn. Both bride and bridesmaid
wore blue tailored suits and the usual
wedding marches were played by the or
ganist. Mrs. John Smith.-Agnes, the
young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Green is at the Fanny Allen hospital for
treatment.-IIarold Phelps of Milton. An
thony Redig of Burlington and Francis
Mcmahon were in town Tuesday to at
tend the Brassor-Olmstead wedding.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

This sale will be held at the Rail- road Stockyards, Mesa, Arizona.
 Consisting of 75 mules and horses, 90 head of mules ranging in age from f to years old. weighting from 1000 to 1400 pounds each; all well broke. mated in pairs. and ready for hard work Ten head mares and horses, 10 6 years old, weighing from 1250 to 1900 pounds each; these are well broke, mated in pairs and ready for work 15 head of mules, 3 to years old. weighing from 1000 to 1900 pounds each, unbroke but are gentle, and will be very little trouble to break.
 This is an exceptionally good lot Of stock: better than you usually find a any auction. You will find in this lot a mule, horse or team suitable for most any purpose Anyone in the market for good work stock should not fail to attend this sale, and re- member, you buy them at your own prices
 This will be sold to the highest bid der without limit or reserve regard less of what they cost. You will find them here, as good as money can buv also some cheap and medium
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
1O-ACRE RANCH

2h miles from town, northwest above flood district. Fine loam soil. Will grow A bales of cotton per acre. Immediate possession. Price S200 per acre below price of land in adjoining tract Address F. o. Box 1036- ak
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

FOR SALE-Several first-class state leases. under Paradise Verde project. can be had cheap if taken quick. A. N. Hedgpeth 34 N Central Ave. It
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

FOR SALE or exchange-Two lots at Sierra Madre. Calif.: wanted Phoe- nix property or what have you. See owner at 1017 F.. Portland St. dn
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

AM in touch with the best houSt bargain in town. It is good lookIHS house. solid brick. pebble dash, wl-f large Veranda. Seven built-in rooms and sleeping porches; on paved street near car line; in one Of the best neighborhoods in town Can be bought this week for s5S00. Requires S300O cash. balance two years Re publican Box SIP. dk
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

TWO lots with two brick houses for sale; close in. Call at 320 \. Sixth avenue. ak
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

FOR SALE--Fifteen acres, 31a miles west of Center street; six-room house, screen porches; cement cellar and sleeping room above; good family or chard: one-half cash. Phone 105R11.
 dd
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

FOR E-Relinquishment. south west from Casa Grande; $3 per acre; the very best of soil. Address P. O. Box 51. dg
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

FOR SALE-Square quarter section, highly improved, miles from Yuma. just off Somerton road; no waste land;
 excellent buildings: $30.00O income last year; s450 per acre. s20,000 cash, bal ance time; best soil and location in Yuma valley. D. C. Hoffman, Arizona hotel Yuma AriZ. dm
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

Nine acres, 6 acres in orchard. ir cotton: two houses, garage. chicken house, etc. S6000. Half cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

FOR SALE-S0 acres, two and one half miles from Somerton: all cotton:
 blowing for next crop now: finest soil in the valley: $375 per acre, S14,000 cash, balance per cent: a bargain from every standpoint. D. C. Hoff- man. Arizona hotel. Yuma, Ariz. dm
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
For Sale@ReaI Estate

LISTEN TO US WE SELL HOMES. WE SELL LAND.
 WE LOAN MONEY WE WRITE INSURANCE. OTHERS LIST WITH US. THEY GET RESULTS. WHY DON'T YOU? WE HAVE THE BUYERS. FIVE LIVE-WIRE SALESMEN II V F w R F. R E A l. T Y c O.
 w. A D A M s. al
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

CASA GRANDE VALLEY Buy small farms and with a small investment you are sure to succeed. Ten to 40 acres will insure you a fine living and an income besides. Casa Grande has good schools, pure, soft water. best climate. and main line railroad and w-priced land on easy terms.
 S. c. MILLER COMPANY
 32 N First Ave, Phoenix, Ariz.
 Casa Grande Hotel. Casa Grande.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
31 N. First Ave

A FEW REAL BUYS Five acres good cotton land. close in. S2375. $500 cash, balance to suit. Hurry.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

F'ive-acre chicken ranch. 4-room house, 75 fruit trees, close in- S2750 $500 cash. This is an Al place and a bargain.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

55 acres, we'll improved. family or chard, five-room house. S21,000. s550c cash. Fine cotton land.
 O. K. REALTY co.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
NONE BETTER

miles out. improvements all that you could ask; mostly alfalfa; $500 per acre. This 160 is choice and every man that sees it wants it. but not many can raise $4O,000. Implements, teams, etc, included
 EXCLUSIVE WITH
 LIVE WIRE REALTY co.
 142 W. Adams. al
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22
Big Auction Sale

SATURDAY, JANUARY PATH, COM MENCING AT 12:30 F. M. SHARP. COME EARLY AND GET THE
 BARGAINS
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

ACRES two miles south Of Phoe- nix. 4-room house. plenty fruit trees and grapes. Inquire, $. R. Andrews, first store south Center street bridge.
Arizona republican., 1920-01-22

20 acres ME-, highly improved. fo' $12,000; half cash.