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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-10-04
WORKERS ARE LEAVING
THE CITIES FOR FARM

Toledo, O., Oct. 2.-The trail from
Toledo leads back to the farm these
days.
Slackening of work in some lines
of manufacturing plants is proving a
great boon to farmers and crops
valued at tens of thousands of dol
lars will be saved that, were it not for
the temporary slackening up in in
dustry, could not have been harvest
ed because of want of farm help.
This is the opinion of J. P. DAILY,
superintendent in charge of the state
City Free Employment exchange.
While the greater number of Tole-
do men laid off at Overland Co. and
shipyards have found work in other
local industries, many have gone to
the country, DAILY said.
But the greatest boon from the
"call OF the country" is to the hun
dreds of drifters that have come into
Toledo from Detroit, Akron and 9TH
er large automobile centers.
, Most Of these men readily accept
jobs in the country at the high wages
offered by ard pressed farmers.
Before the slump in industry you
couldn't get any Of the fellows to take
a country job," said DAILY. "Now
they take to the soil at the rate of
from 10 to 80 a day. Many Of them
are asking if the proffered job will be
good all winter.:'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-10-04
PRICE OF ADMISSION
TO AMERICA IS $500

Washington, Oct. 2.-The price OF
admission to America is among the
many things which has gone up since
the war. Before the war it was ST.
Now every immigrant must pay $S'
Uncle Sam hopes to collect $S,oO0,-
900 from this source every year.
The cost of leaving the United Stat
es has increased fve-fold. Previous
to the war passport cost 81, now the
price is $40.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-10-04
COFFEE DRINKERS IN
u. S. SHOW INCREASE

Washington, Oct. 2.-The Volstead
law has apparently increased the
rumber and capacity of the coffee
drinkers of the United States Road
sters' Association.
The sale of alcohol and liquors le-
gally stopped midnight of June 30,
1919, and for the year ending June
80, 1920, all American coffee records
were broken. Total consumption was
1858, 100000 pounds, an increase of
S99, 100000 pounds over the preced-
ing IL months.
The per capita consumption was
1907 pounds.
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richly costumed lady riders and cav
alters, 200 beautifully caparisoned,
spirited horses in splendid fettle,
herds of elephants, camels, sacred
cattle, dromedaries and zebra, most
of them driven in harness. Taken as
whole it will be we'll worth seeing.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-10-04

W. Duvall, F. L. Wilcox, J. W. Gas
ton, Alan tombstone, Paul Sanders,
William Coleman, r. G. Rhett, D. R..
Coker. Bright Williamson, Victor
Montgomery and George B. Cromer.
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expense incurred in it's acquisition,
new departure to challenge the ad-
miration and confidence of the visited
communities. Four bands and two
calliopes will lend musical charm
while the eye is enjoying the riot of
color and stately appearance of the
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D. A. R. MEETING

The Andrew Hamilton chapter, D..
4. R. will meet in the chapter rooms
Tuesday afternoon at 4:30. Members
please not the change of day:
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-26

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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-26
Friday, November 20, 1920.

Der Of Northern corporations are seeking
Southwestern headquarters, and the other
is that Dallas has more buildings available
for them this year than last. Dallas build
ing permits for 1919 were $14,295, $50, and
for the fiscal year ending May 1, 1920, they
reached $20,8S1 ,484, breaking all former
records of the city. Dallas is the skyscrap.
er center of the Southwest, with 81 build
ings either completed or under construction
six or more stories in height. Ten years ago
the Praetorian Building was the only sky
scraper in Dallas, or in Texas for that mat.
ter.
Among the larger buildings either recent
ly completed or under way are the 25-story
Magnolia Petroleum Building; the Proctor
& Gamble Co., which is expanding more
than 100000 on the first unit of its Dal-
las plant; the $1,OOO,OOO addition to the
Jefferson Hotel, which will bring the capa-
city of that hostelry up to 400 rooms; the
$1,OOO,0OO twelve-story Dallas County State
Bank building; the $1,5OO,OOO Federal Re-
serve Bank building; the 100000 Dallas
Cotton Warehouse; the 100000 Perkins
Dry Goods Company building; the National
and Majestic Theatres each to cost more
than half million.
Open Shop Stabilizes Conditions.
Following the report of its Industrial re-
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-26

lations committee, made at membership
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce last
November after several months of investi.
cation, the Dallas Chamber of Commerce
voted to organize an open shop association.
AT that time there was $8,0OO,OOO worth of
building construction at standstill because
OF labor troubles. Since the formation of the
Dallas Open Shop Square Deal) Associa-
ton, with headquarters at the Chamber of
Commerce, building has proceeded without
interruption-the greatest building pro-
gram in the history of the city. From July
10 to July 26, 1920, there were issued per-
mits for building under the open shop plan
to the amount of $113,3OO, as compared
with $54,7O0 under the closed shop plan.
Dallas has secured valuable publicity
throughout the Nation as a result of its
open shop stand. Hundreds of letters have
been received from towns and cities con-
templating similar steps "A large number
OF people and several new concerns have
moved here because of the open shop, ac-
cording to their statements.
An innovation initiated by the Dallas
Open Shop Association is back to the
farm" movement, whereby all surplus labor
recruited by its free employment bureau
will be urged to accept work with various
farmers of this district.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-26

The headquarters of the Southwestern
Open Shop Association also are located at
the Chamber of Commerce. Among the
movements being launched by this body is
the formation of trades schools in various
open shop cities. All mechanical trades will
be taught in the trades school soon to be
opened in Dallas. After thirty days of in
struction the men will be given some outside
work to help pay the expenses in the Dallas
school. Carpentry, electrical work, paint
ing, decorating, printing, plumbing, etc.,
will be among the trades taught The stu
dents will construct inside the building a
house complete in every detail, tear it down
and rebuild it, to get practical knowledge
of the work.
The end of the first year of the Open Shop
in Dallas will find it firmly entrenched in
popular favor-with employers, employees
and the public alike-and ready to start the
second year with largely increased men,
bership.
Some Dallas Highlghts.
Dallas has more than 500 concerns doing
all or part jobbing and travels nearly 5000
men and women throughout the Southwest.
Dallas ships more galvanized corrugated
tanks to oil fields than any other city in
the United States.
Dallas leads the world in the manufacture
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08
FARM LAMBS
y
NAVY YARD GARDEN
AND POULTRY TRACT

10 acres, 1850: 500 cash: nearly ali
level. good roii. part black bot
tom on county road VIII sts.t
600. 900 Improvements in Brcmer-
ton increase or decrease values
In this district Get your tract
now. only few left
20 acres. Maple valley district:
walking distance TO large saw
mill. very good soil: easy clear
ing. $1,000. some terms.
s acres near Everett interurban:
only 10 minutes and Sc fare 20 Ev-
erctt: very rich. deep soil; all
level: very easy 10 clear. Price
$500. $50 cash. $40 per month.
AAsEN & SEXTON
f7ie First Ave. Phone Elliott 53f1
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MALE HELP WANTED

WE HAVE AN OPENING FOR TWO
live boys for large downtown
paper routes. Good chance Tor ad-
vancement. Apply to Mr. Dono-
hue. Star Circulation Dept.
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rs SITUATIONS w,Nrrp--MAIr

HOUSE REPAIRING, CABINET
work. floors scrapcd and waNcd
sea kaHtlake, capitol iia0.
RETURNED SOLDIER WANTS jon
az chauffeur with private family,
HAS city drivers license, Call East
aiS. Mr couns,
ZEN SOLDIER R.sIWES LIGHT jon
on fruit or dairy ranch. preferably
In Yakima valley. az $50 per month,
Conscientious wONkcr Write l.
NoN ga. l'roaaer Wash,
! IN SERVICE MAN. EXPERIENCED
] bookkccpcr and inventory special
ist makes Il possible Tor smaller
business concerns Co have their
books kept by an expert Tor a
nominal cost. Elliott $500, suite
s06, iktt Wcatlakc.
EN SOLDIER. WHO Is EXPERT
Holt tractor mechanic, with seven
years experience. Wishes work at
same, n H. Mehl. soiG Westlakr
ave,
YOUNG MAN. EN SERVICE. At
tending university, desires position
afternoons and Saturdays. EN-
pcricneed with all motor cars. Cap
itci 1884
I ntSCnARUEp SOLDIER moo II %
keeper. desires work ~ any nature
IN evenings and Saturdays, Call
capitol sl05
I EN SERVICE MAN WISHES ANY b.
thing la the line Of electrical work
Five years experience; married.
Call East 1893
RETURNED SERGEANT. ATTEND
ing untNcrsity. needs employment
Afternoons and evenings years
experience in drafting and survey
ms and construction. lhono Ken
wood us,
AN I'm SOLDIER MARRIED. De
airra position as mixer on some
dairy. Have had experience al
this line; also with general tsrm
machinery and Eaa engines, Al
dress n. y Minton. shine. Wash.
I'm -CoRroRAi. CANADIAN EN-
Einoerr. married. family; fret class
carpenter: experienced In concrete.
sewer work can read blue prints
and supervise work. or would take
any other kind % work. fhone
West sti-J.
SELLING SERVICES TO OFFER
American concern by young Vetcr-
an of character. ambition ana an.
pcarance. Possesses Instinct TO sell
that will soon show results. In
terVtew urged Fred Daniels. iti1
hoylaton ave. East Sass,
OVERSEAS SAILOR DESIRES EN-
ployment whore can work for room
and board: viii pay partially best
references: have had newspnp per
experience. Cali kenwood 1850,
IN SOLDIER WOULD LIKE WORK
driving truck. motorcycle. or VIII
consider work Of any Kind. Phone
Fast 1883.
EN SERVICE MAN. ATTENDING
university, desires work aftcf-
moons and Saturdays offiee eN-
pcricnco. Call Beacon 1889 after
y, IN.
EN- SERVICE MAN. a IRREGULAR.
served as dispatch rider ana
truck driver. has months garage
experience. with good rccotnfnen-
dations. Phone Queen Anne asal.
EN- AGE "a. OVER
seas airplane pilot. not afraid o.
taking rlskA wishes employment
Aecustomsd 20 command men, also
Apu- office experience. cunscirn-
tloua ambitious and willing Viii
consider any thing can drive mo-
torcyclcs. automobiles sna NJ
planes. with thoro knowledge OF
internal combustion engines fhonc
kcuwnod sT5s.
RETURNED SAILOR WITH i-ToN
Ford truck wants light hauling
contract about city. IT. J. vaughn.
t0ii Burton pl
DiscHARGED MARINE, GOING TO
university. wishes work Saturday,.
KenWoad so.
0pp jobs Pt.AsTERtNC. cEMt.NT
work North iiof
To help the er-servlce men.
The Star will publish sit
nations Wanted advertise
ments free Of charge for all
III soldiers. sailors and marines
seeking employment.
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WANTED-TO RENT

ROOM FoR RENT. 1915 Union. Apt
L Gentlcmhn prefnrred.
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FOR KENT-ROONs

TWO. THREE MD FOUR-ROoM
flats. Also single housekeeping
rooms. Close In. i0i5i5 Howell.
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rs FURNISHED APARTMENTS
AND FLATS
HOT sEKEEPING ROOMs

5-RooM. STEAM HEATED. MOD
ern: Magic range. Holmes beds
Eaut glts
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Bf.~i Al FOREST WOOD, 15-fNcH
stove length 80 50 per load. deliv-
cred Youth fsIa or Capitol 50s5.
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8 ron sALn-nrsAL ESTATE
1880. TERMS
b-nooM MOUNT BAKER PARK
BUNGALOW

This coy home has n reception hall.
large living aud dining room CONE
hined. with mnHniv fireplace
fixtures. "a Largo buffet Kitchen.
with breakfast Wool. built-in 81
frcts. including white marble drain
boards, two very lhrR" bedro"tnn
with large closets. large bath with
medicine closet. and best plumbing
fixtures. fun concrete basement
with laundry trays ana furnace
The finish 81 this house H. ivory
thruout. ana IL in the pink ~ CON
ditinn. Lot 42NTG. Fine shrub
berry. and some view. This home
ia 1900 underpticcd.
CARTER MACDONALD &
MILLER. Inc
eos Columbia ~ Elliott $50
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PERSONAL
REAL ESTATE LOANS
LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state Of Washington. In and for
the County Of King.
NO. 1861.
SUMMONS by PUBLICATION
Grace y. Byrd. Plaintiff. Va. Richard
G. Byrd. Defendant 7
The State Of Washington to the said
defendant. Richard &. Byrd: Nod
are hereby summoned To nppear7
within sixty days after the date
Of the first publication Of this
summons. to-Wit. within sixty
days after the sth day OF January.
1890. and defend the above entitled
action. in the above entitled court.
and answer the complaint OF the
plaintiff. and serve copy OF your
answer upon the undersigned at
torncys for plaintiff. at their Of
flee below stated; and In case 81
your failure so TO do. Judgment
viii be rendered against you. ac-
cording TO the demand OF the COM
plant. which has been filed with
the clerk OF said court
The said action Is brought for the
purpose Of obtaining a divorce for
plaintiff from defendant. and TO
procure for plaintiff her former
name of Grace Aiken
MITCHELL a. LAWRENCE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Office and postoffice Address. s1i-I-
Pioneer Bldg. Seattle. Wash
Date OF first publication. January ).
1890.
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ACREAGE
TWO coon PLACES Ar 1890
AND 1850

TWO tDplf IlsAf US Al Sis"VV
AND 1850
Large tract. all cleared and fenced;
good four-roofn house. on county
road. near school and stores
81 500 Also one acre thorolF
cleared. with good family orchard.
choice varieties ~ fruits and b"r-
fisH: house. outhuiidings. etc. ~
81 $50 Terms 90 ferponribic
parties on either place Pp"h
water on both places. Not thr
60 Seattle. can live here and
work In city Both places excel
lent bargains Take East Madison
car ana county ferry % KIN ANA
and inuulfs Tor r W. Sucking
a. brick bungalow office ~ end
~ TORY dock
3 ACRES, tl75
go Caah. $40 Per Month.
a fine little elite for p0t Try. fruiih
and berries. with good market
near BY at Eremrfton ana SILVER
dale This tract iu near Hood
Canal where YOU have rnliuon
fishing ana clam beds. also plenty
of huohieberrieH on the nplhndE
near by LIT us show you this
littic snap
Clifford LAND co
GIT Third Ave. Elliott %.
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOME
GOOD HOTsE--cLEAHED
LAND
Bungalow style house, garage and
chicken house. land all cleared,
level. facing main highway; wen
improved district; handy for any
one employed downtown. Price
$500. Terms arranged.
BURKE 4 FARRAR. nc.
2O3 New York BIDS.
CHAMBERS PRAIRIE
We have a very fine tract Of 60
acres at Chambers Prairie. close %
the station. level. exceptionally
good soil. and quite little timber
on u, that Nc offer for gis7 30. on
terms 81 $50 cash. and balance 40
a month. This ln good piece o.
munity, and well worth the price.
4. ~ REID a co.
aIf-3iT New York BLOCK.
Elliott 5s2s.
10 ACRES ALDER BOTTOM
WITH SPRING
5000 Price: Cash 800.
Located on main county road, west
~ silyerdale. overlooking Hoods
Canal; quHrter-mile 20 beach. The
land h. level and easy to improve.
SOIL. ~ VERY GOOD alder bot
tom: adjoining well improved dis
trict 81 poultry and dairy farms.
with Seattle and Ercmerton Tor
CLIFFORD LAND co.
GU Thifd Ave Elilgtt y.
90 ACRES. . MILES EAST or RED
fnond, on the main highway. 20
acres bottom. 20 upland. Price
$500; or $500 for 20 acres.
I'D YOUNG
.asas Ballard Az. Phone Ballard s15.
ACRES NORTH or SEATTLE
on Iiotheil paved boulevard. "a
miles north q cowen park and
University. owoed by Senttle'f
iafEest bank by Foreclosure: now
offered for sale at what they have
involved: 1900 for your choice 81
any acre Good auto bus service
from sixth ana olive 90 your door
good school. store and community
club house on land. Terms are if
per cent cash. balance monthly
payments. per cent. Come and
have nrst choice.
II x. HENDRIcRsoN
iis Boston Block
FIVE AcREs-LAkE VIEW
NORTH or CITY
2 acres. lies level: rich loan soil. ne
rock. minutes walk from i.ass
Ilnilingrr station; close To Everett
highway. impro d places all
around n: view - the lake Price
ti2s0: 1850 cash. balance easy
terms.
T.. VAN ARSDALE 4 co.
Main 80 1913 Third Avenue
s ACRES. MERcEK ISLAND
PRICE $500
Located on south end. near Flood :
Landing. one-fourth mile TO beach.
This 10 level tract. with view Of
lake. and very good SOIL
TERMS. OSE-THIRD CASH
CLIFFORD LAND co.
eli Third Ave. Elliott %.
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FOR sALE-FURNITIRE

tLEAHANCE Bale
Art Shea'a Furniture ghop. 1900
Eighth ave. Special prices on
everything to close out at once,
To make room for workmen who
VIII overhaul the place shortly.
Genuine leather high back over
Htulicd rocker, $50. for $40. high
grade. spring edge. spring IooHr
cushion. spring back. overatuffcd
tapestry rocker. s5I; CircnsHlan
walnut triple. mirror dressing
table. $50. quarterod oak buffet.
dining table. 6 high back. genuine
leather seat diners, Si35. for 500.
bedroom furniture. New goods
only. Everything must 20.
w w. JUDD. FURNITURE. Ts-
tablished 1G years. $50 Pike st.
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LIVE STOCK


FOR SAf.E
J black mares. 60 years old.
weighing 1900 60 i.bop pounds,
with harness
= iioiatein cows. milking and
coming fresh Ia March, and :
years old
1 sa inch Rock Island wagon. "a .
inch tires.
/ buggy with SHAFT ana pole.
k-fout Peoria grain driil
1 il.lnch J. -. Kulhy pillow.
s-goot disc harrow,
g-Hccttnn tooth harrow
joe 1iaftolatH a. 4. - No. :.
nox ls-M i'uysiiup. wash.
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STOCKS ANp.Bo>Ds

Will SELL -
72O beacon Coal .........s. 80 ~
100 Western Rubber mana. $50
1000 Cushing .GhFber ....... Market
1000 Conservative Oh ....... .05
2OOn Trojan Oh. California .f2fs
~ Wicks Tire g. Rubber go
20 Pan Motor ....-s.+...... t.2s
20 Anal Appliance corp. LIS i
1000 Congregational OIL. 10
FORKS DRILLING
9 !. STEEpLE
iis Cherry street Main 6sas
Liberty Bonds Bought ana bold
WILL BUY
Liberty HondF. Capitol Petroleum
Great Western pet. Davis Car
Western Smelling x Power.
WILL SELL
100 Simplex Auto wheel tn.s2 =
20 Haiiet BOiterup ....... 100
100 Amn1Ramated Appliance. i.50
100 Power Appliance .-..+.+.. Ia
100 Security Auto Tube .... 40
900 Futrell Car Coupler. i.yg
100 Deep Sea Faiyage ...... LIB
200 Universal High Power 80
% WtckH Tire A Rubber ..Epecial
600 Beacon Coal ........s... so
700 Ballard on ............ Is
5000 !. X l.. .. A Refining. ON
800 Grays Barbor AFHcd. OIL 20
MAX WfNKLER
2if Union ~ Elliott $50.
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20 ron NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WHAT
MRS. ANDERSON
SAID

Mr.. Anderson. prominent seattle
railroad official purchased 81 uH
some two monthH hHo one oi our
very fino y q. WICK player
pianos The other day Mrs, Andcr-
son came 10 our store Tor some
music rolls she had specially
ordered. and this 10 what she said.
la her own exact woria
"Our phonoRtaph iH completely re-
tired since We have had the Wick
Player iiHuo. | am HAtiHfled no
phonngraph ever made can com.
pare with n player piano Tor real
good music"
And Mrs Anderson IL only one Of
scores of others who actually own
player piano who know from OK
puriunUo that 4. y. Wick player
IL the mAHter-kry which unlockH
the treasure house % music,
ART INSTRUMENT
The unique responsiveness Of the J.
X WICK Player. combined with
the marvellous rich. mellow tones
OF the piano section. with It's par
tlcutar power IN giving expression
to inward feelings and impulse
when playtpK, makes % tins "a
nous player piano "A medium % ~N-
prsaaiun far above what the words
player plano" Imply the y,
Wick Player fs essentially q true
musical instrument We have
something that puts into your
hands or ours. Ho long as We are
fond % music. means whereby
We can obtain not merely acccptas
bile music. but such music as ~ Tar
superior to any ordinary hand
playing. In fact. ~ may sincerely
and truly be said that such music
as Is 70 be had from the 4. $. Wick
Player Piano il considerably bet
ter than any hand playing at all
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
We are glad at all times to arrange
such terms as will be agreeable
Come IN. you will find u eompar.
atlvoiy Easy for you to own a fine
4. - Wick Piano or a l., y Wick
Player Piano, We are quite rca-
nonabio sort OF folks, and take
special pleasure In helping along
the love OF good music In the
home,
pu BARRY PIANO CO.
iOs.t0s Union 81
Adjoining Hon MArchc building.
House Of Guaranteed Subtraction,
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81 FOR saLE--wATEKFKONT
PROPERTY

on PUGET SOUND: CLOSEST 70
Seattle acres on the market,
with spring bubbiiug ~ ~ beach.
native trees along share. tide
lands 90 deep water Priced to
sell right away ~ 1915. terms ffls
cash. balance within i've years.
charles Bomers Company. Aiaslsa
IIlnn d. IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-08

MEN WITH SELLING ABILITY CAN
get exclusive rights on new.
small. quick selling auto special
~. Repeat and permanent bust
ness. Seattle open; also other ter
ritory. Call 1910 Westlake. Room
fG, upstairs.
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TO RENT--SMALL FURNISHED
cottage. on the Sound. from March
20 October. inclusive. Give details
In letter. Two people who mean
business. D-22. star.
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30 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT

iii ACRES. S-nOOM HOUSE. EAHV.
hon houHaS. al Kinds ~ fruit.
close lu Price 10000. part eagh.
Tor quick sale \ bargain. MfS.
T.. ~ Getrheil. ~ y. Eighth st..
Part Angeles KgHHh