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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-05
AGENTS WANTED
DISTRICT SALES AGENT

.,,. DISTRICT SALES AGENT
 |. WANTlcD--For Birm ingham and vicinity
 to represent factory in the sale of pat
 ent-d device, which the automobile owner
 will buy on sight; no investment required,
 but we want man of financial responsib- . fly, who is capable of forming or -z- ganzation which if properly handled, -ee will net you from s1o,ooo to s2o,ooo per ai year, and your statesmen from $10 to $25 e. per day; you will be convinced of the g merit of the article and expect you to cOnV1nce us Ot your responsibility, and z, ability to handle proposition. Ad-
 dress Belden & Fairchild, 61s Metropoli-
The Keota news., 1920-05-21
sinns Family Move ts Greeley

9imU0 Family Aovo 70 Greeley
W. J. Simms and family will move
tomorrow to their new place, at 2126
9Th Street, Greeley. Since selling
Boulderado Ranch. ct Keota, Mr..
Simms has spent several months and -
many hundred dollars. seeking another
home; and short time ego bought the
Greeley property. which be has chris
tened "Boulderado Home" It II Oh
The bank Of No. Ditch, and has one
and . nth acres, sst 70 fruit and shade
trees and small fruits. Mr.. Simms ex-
pscts also to keep . COW and some
chickens. and will not get entirely out
Of Tie farming business, even tho his
farm hes shrunk Q bit 10 size.
On Wednesday evening = farewell
party was given for the Simms family,
in r. 4 n. Hail. There was . large
attendance, and . pleasing program
was rendered, followed by lunch Of
sandwiches, pickles, cake and coffee.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21
Noties Of Annual Meeting

Notice - hereby given that The IN.
nual meeting Of stockholders Of The
Pawnee Telephone Company will b
6eld In the Farmers and Meschants
Hall, at Ksota, Colo. beginning at p.
m, On Monday. May 81. lo90. for tie
purpose Of eIecting . board Of directors
for The ensuing year. and for The trans
action Of such other business % may
,pfoperly come before the meeting.
THE PAWNEE TELEPHONE CO..
BY A. H. Curris,
Sscrstary-Trsasursr.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21
MeCutehan.Ysagsf


The marriage Of Miss OIsta AcCuteh-
IN, daughter Of Mr.. and Ars. C. w.
McCutchan. to Elmer L. Yeager. was
solemnised at the AeCutchan home.
four miles south Of Keota, Sunday.
May l6. at 8 p. N. Tho ceremony was
marked by extreme simplicity. and was
performed BY the Reverend Paul A.
Shields. Of the Keota n. e. church.
NrsL L. e. Woollsy and Hugh NeCutch-
IN. sister and brother Of the brids, act
cd - bridesmaid and best man. In ID
dition to The AcCutchan family there
were present at Tie wedding: Mr.. and
Mrs. D. W. Ysagsr and soo, David
Yeagss. Nrs. Flora Marks. Miss Ona
Marks. Of Ksots; and Mr.. and Mn. L.
e. Woollsy and sos. Hugh. Of Scots
Bluffs. Nsbr. Following ths ceremony
ths young couple drove 70 Grssisy. TAX
ing d. W. Yeagsr. who had been sun
monsd for jury duty. They returned 70
the AcCutchan home Monday evening.
where charivari party awaited ITEM;
and on Tuesday they moved 70 thsir
eozy cottage on LaSalle Avsnue, rs-
Gently bought Of Ars. R. A. Bowman.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21
Nstses q Annual llsseing

The annual meeting Of DE stockhosd-
sEs Of ths Ksota Farmers Cooperative
Elevator Company will b held IN TIE
r. 4. n. Hall st Ksota, Saturday.
June s. 1870. at o'clock. for ths pm.
pose Of elscting o6scess for he ensuing
year, and for the transaction Of any
other business pertaining b IL inter.
bsts Of The company.
You are urged to b present and Do
your part toward keeping The elevator
open for business.
n. L. HAWORTH, Secretary.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21
NEWS NOTES OF THE DAY
items of Interest to the People OF
Keota Community

Rev. Edgar Dickson and family ar-
rived in Keota Wednesday for . visit Of
two or three days with friends made
here during Rev. Dickson's ministry ~
pastor Of The Ksota Methodist church.
Because Of the altitude at Chugwater.
Wyo.. which Affected Mrs. Dickson'a q
health. they found themselves obliged
to leave there. and probably may again
locate In Yuma county. Thsy expect
70 visit With Rev. and Nrs. Jones, at
Evans, after leaving here.
Miss Mildred Robinson viii assume
charge Of Keota News next week, q
local editor. Don't b surprised II ths
paper should hsrsaftsr contain . great
y increased amount Of home news: and
II you appreciate The effort 70 give
Ksota better service, your subscription
win b welcomed. Come 70 The ONCE.
o. call lSF2 to tell Of any item you may
know for publication.
East Weld Post No. q, American
Legion. announces memorial services b
b held at ths high school auditorium h
Buckingham, Sunday. Nay 80. ate p. N.
H. A. Sullivan, Of Denvsr. viii deliver
ths principal addrsss. There viii also
b. addresses By local people. and good
program Of soogs and music. All ars
invited 70 attend.
Mr. and Mn. Frank Thoenheough. ol
Kansas 0ty. arrived = KSo1a Noudny
foe . visit With NEs. Thosnhsoagh's .
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. ". Ysagsr.
and her brother, Elmer. Their arrival
was happy surprise; but they reached
here day lats for Elmsr's marriage.
which Was . surprise 70 them.
Taken up: Estraysd heller. about
three years Old and now fresh. y rum
ming with my cattle. Owner may have
her By proving property and paying for
advertising. Hans Joegsnsen. on the
Byron Fields place. miles south Of
Ksota. oo-7ltf
Pull down Tie high cost Of living By
growing . garden. Vegetable plants
from the Morgan Floral Co. will help.
See display I'd in this issue. Mail SER
vice BY auto Via New Raymsr on Tues
days. Thursdays and Saturdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sehoonover
came from Logan Saturday and visited
until Monday with Mr. and Mrs. d. W.
Schoonover.
Figuring pads. for school or olies use.
lOc per pound. Keota News. Il
0imns Family Move g Greeley
The Keota news., 1920-05-21

COQbloed Cfaduatjoa Program
The Keota, Daks. Murphy and Sunny
Ridge grade schools and Ksota high
school bold joint graduation exercises In
the Methodist church, Friday svsaing.
May q. The program b - follows:
Professional nss. Shields
Invocation ou--..-.- Rev. Shields
Eighth Grade Program.)
Salutatory-. Pauline Bailey
Piano Duet Marguerite Doddsr
and Minnie LingsIbech
Reading. The Hero Of The Furnace
Room Sadie Byrue
Solo. Gone 70 Ne" Opal Cowel
Piano Solo, ''Lovers Sesenade".
Lorena CoWel
Valedictosy. Marguerite Doddsr
Followed BY High School Gradustion.) }
Salutatory Essay Myrtle Z. Krum
Solo Wilma J. 0imms
Mantle Oration. Myrtle Z. Krum
Response Harlie r. Baker
Essay, "Inhuenee Of Ausic"-
Wilma J. Simms
Colorado State Soeg
valsdie4osy DDsay.. N. Elizabeth Wat
PFsssetaaioa of Diplomas-------.------
- SupG c. W. Martin
The Keota news., 1920-05-21
Card Of Ihaaln

We wish 70 thank The many kind
friends who % willingly helpsd ~ At
the time Of our beloved fathers death.
- Henrietta A. Dako.
4ae B. Dako.
Ruth n. Dako.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21
Osd Chestnut Cserset at Lest

!. B. Humphrsy made A FLYING
VISIT 70 BIZ ranch east Of town
Wednesday, and made . landing With
his asroplsas On BsiGgsdals townsite.
uush % ~ dslighs q IL youngDtsrs,
. well o suane ethess not % young.
BsiGgsdale Banner.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21

For Rent: Ksota Hotel dining room
and kitchen. A hns opening for rsh>
karrant business. Charlee +. Jobbins.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21

Cri0n Orgaaissf for Farm Bursau
Ira S. Grihhn has accepted . position
- special organizer for the Weld Coun-
u Farm Bureau. and will give four
days . week to the work. commencing
- soon - The local assessment is COM
plstsd. Mr.. Griffin is strong believer
IN organization: especially such - that
Of tbs farm bureau. which stresses Co
operation among the farmers In fur
thsring thsir general interests. Active
work In the Weld County Commercial
club during the past few months. and
his recent election to the presidency Of
this organisation. have given him =
wide scquaintanee over the county. and
should sid him materially in naking .
sueee,s Of this new work. J. u. Col
lins. Of Eaton, = president Of Tie Weld
County Farm Bureau: and George Hous-
ton. Of Grsslsy. b secretary. Mr.. Co..
lins b also president Of he State Farm
ere Union. and is prominently mentioned
for he democratic nomination for gov
es1oe.
10 ths Bsys a,A Girls Of Weld County:
School b over. What are you going
TO do?
Try . BIT Of Club Work. join ths
Weld County Club II there = 10 local.
Raise porsbrsd pig Of calf. Raise IN
aess Of corn q somsthing else.
Peasant, profitable and worth while.
Thi work viii b recognized st The
-faiJb By exhibit and psisss.
Write 70 your County Agent.
Mason Z Knapp Y
County Agricultural Agent.
Court House, Greeley.
Psstsrp fsr ~ = - NOD sf eattls -
sessa Bee Haas Jorgsassa, - Byrsa
fislds plaee, I've miles seuth Of Kseta.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21
Fer Sale

A high grade player-piano. plain
case; Just like new. Bench and nftssn
folls. Terms II desired. Write G. H.
Kellerman, care Of this paper.
The Keota news., 1920-05-21

Why not attend The Oldest, Largest,
and Leading Business Training School
In the West-the School endorsed b.
Banks, Commercial Houses and Bus
hess Firms everywhere. Send for
free catalogue. Enter now. We have
no vacation. Address: Grand Island
Business College, Grand Island, Ne
braska-ths school built up 70 . stand
ard, not down 70 price. p70
Case 9lS tractor with plows; good
condition, easy terms. G. w. Cochran;
ranch 8 miles west Of Keota. ct
Foftnsr, Photographer, Sterling, Cole.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-16
Travelling Sunday
School is Coming

The rpal depa.t.aens .. tae ~ !.
Virginia Sunday sci,ooi SssjSla ion
Is to become bsttsr known N Mar
ION county through a tour covering
various places which viii serve 10
Introduce 40. Uoo.ittle, rlli4 ST.
Crlntendent, Who will travel IN an
automobile specially .eduipita f1f
the work. having an organ for mu-
SIC, picture machine for slides,
kgchen for the preparation Of
lneais and beds for repose Of the
rural superintendent and an assist
ant
The automobile was seen In Fair
Z mont some time since on Us way
t. donongalia county and attract
4 "a much attention. The tour plan
lined brings Il to Montana August
5, Winfield August 6, Colfax, Aug
Int J, East Side, Fairmont, August
Isl Warrington district lat points
yel 70 be determined) August 8.
H1l aclUiile August 10 and at
Hoothsyille and Monongah (Tho-
bum y, E. church. south) August
III
The itinerary was arranged at
8 meeting Of the executive commit
I'll Of tie Marion county Sunday
school association. presided over
b 3. ]. Thomas, president, and
BY r Barbe, secretary.
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siiasiie erred a. MY np g
sb6ts snd ilioz 10 eatted g
soi6er NARA ann 6rized fct eerse,.ns
sefyices 81 he NaSy depatment.
6ceRfsfe ilB,s cf - men mo -
entitIed 70 battie clesps, CITATION
stafs md % the insignia autnnrlz:,..
"a I,v the Navy depsrt1nent wv
Be issued q eariy IS rossipie e
Al posts and recruiting 81 doas
az he Marine Cofps. Men VINO
are entitled only TO the meal anu
ribbor Win not be shown On these
Iists but VIII be issued the medal
and ribbon on presentSlun o.
their discharge certificates at
posts and recruiting stations.
Marines who are entitled 70 ootn
the medal and any Of the insignia
authorized BY the War Or NAVY
Departments WI be carefully ac-
counted for on the lists.
As fast as received liberal
supoly Of medals, ribbons, BATHS
clasps. citation stars and the Navy
INSIGNIA will be Forwarded % posts
and recruiting stations and adj
vanced publicity Will be given m
dna time A preliminary order for
n. 600 medals has already been
placed The issuance Of medals
and insignia win be endorsed on
the discharge certificate Of each
nan now out Of the service.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-16

Nery.Worth' gives real results
ard is a real medicine. It does not
act as a mere s;imrlant, nor DE-
pend upon alcoholic stimulation %
produce results. The ministers
whose letters are reproduced be.
low have tested Nery-Worth, .rd
found that It Is really a prepart.
ton Of highest merit, and because
they know that It gives results.
and has real medicinal valus, they
recommend II to others. Nothing
could be more convincing thar q
group OF statements from gentle.
men Of the cloth. Read what they
Rev. Mi. Tate, Pontiac Ave, Day,
ton, Ohio.
"For five years L was In a very
nervous condition" said Rev. Tate.
81 couldn't find any relief, i
seemed, until l took a bottle o!
Eerr.Worth. | didn't have any
nerve force to digest my food, |
could eat only a few things. Twas
~ SCI by ms doctors not to eat
any cold lunches. Gas would form
on nv stomach, and cause terri
bio blcating. riy blood was also In
very bad condition. and my clrcu.
lption poor, lily legs would get
cold and numb, and my hands
would also get the same way. |
am now nervous no. more, and |
can eat anything any time. ar
stomach and digestion are in fine
condition, | have 20 more bloat.
!ng my circulation Is good AMI
There IS no rumhhess and cold feel.
Ing In my legs and hands. ! am
feeling fine. and have regained my
health and vigor. Nerr-Worth
changed everything" :
Rev. II. Malone, Meadviile, Pa.
Il was in a terribly rundown con.
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|DBIlH|l|| h|[lIII
FOR THEhAR|N[I
Both Army and Navy Ci'
tations Figured in the
Awards.

WASHINGTON, D. C, July IS.
Victory Medals II ,commemota-
ton Of the World War viii be Is
sued not later than October /, -
eOiding TO an announc emen. made
today BY the Major General CON.
rnandant Of the Marine CORPS.
Following the delay IN securing
The proper ribbon and dies u was
found that the Marine Corps could
not begin its distribution until The
Army's need bad been provided
In addition to the battle clasps
and citation stars authorized By
he War department q consider
able proportion Of the Marines,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-16
Reslsg Deeds Are
Filed for Record

The following deeds have been
fled With County CLERK A. G. Mar.
tin:
r. =. Kerns and wife to Charlie.
E. Minor, . parcel Of land In the
East Park addition, FdEmont,
$500.
Ar. Brady and wife to james
I. Eastman, real estate on Elmer.
son street, Fairmont, 800.
a. P. Brady and wife to James
s. Hennen, a;lot on Emerson street
800.
Domenico Dorenzo and wife to
Pete Condo. a parcel Of land In
Thoburn. ;725.
h. I. Morgan to Eddie Morris. a
parcel Of land in the North View
addition to the village Of Farming
ton, $3.50.
Nellie A. Collins and husband to
Joseph A. Harrington, a parcel Of
land In the Eighth ward Of the city
Of Fairmont, $500.
N. Q. Swiger and wife to chaun-
cey L. Russell, a parcel Of land in
the Bellyiew Heights addition to
the city Of Fairmont, $4,000.
Enos D. Eddy and wife to Eu-
gene E. Kennedy, a parcel Of land
In the village Of Barrackville,
800.
Clarence D. Robinson to ]. G.
Flod, q parcel Of land in the vii.
lage Of Grant Town, sl.0e.
John W. Mason, Jr., and wife to
Edgar c. ". Kelley. a parcel Of
land In the Mason addition to the
city Of Fairmont. $1,000.
L. A. Gather and wife to Helen
R. DollIson. a parcel Of land on the
Tygart Valley river In Grant dis
trict, sl.00.
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SpEClAI NOTICES

TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
This Is to give notice that my
daughter, Olive Wilmer, Is q minor
child. and for her / have endeay-
ored to provide . good home With
all the necessities for her comfort
and welfare: and should she decide
10 have the home alrtady provided
for her and 80 elsewhere to stay,
that / shall IN no way be respon-
sibIe for any debt she may incur
anywhere for any purposes what
soeyer. David H. Wilmer.
I. s. II, q IS, II, 7-22 lt.sll0.
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PASTORS OF four STATES
UNITED IN Their PRAISE

dition, had no appetite, and couldn'l
sleep. / was very nervous, aIlf
nv stomach was bad. Gas woult
form and cause a nuttertng Of the
Heart. In fact, / was almost all In
After taking one bottle Of Nery
Worth | felt a change and aftei
taking the second bottle, | car
cheerfully say Feel fine. As to my
appetite, | am .almcst ashamed u
ten, but In fact can eat anything
and everything. ] an no longer
bothered with f!uttering Of the
heart. ! am thankful for Nery
Worth for the benefit | have re
ceiyed from It"
Rev John T. Hickman, Salem,
VIVA.
~ take pleasure In saying tina. as
a general tonic, Nerv.Worth IS the
best I have ever used. now sleep
more soundly, my appetite Is bet
ter, and my stomach Is In better
condition than for years before,
No one needing q tonic should fail
TO give Wentworth an honest
trial"
Rev. Mr.. jenkins. Cumberland, Nd
.I-hays used Nery.Worth In my
family with the result that ! am
willing to give this testimonial, be
liey!ng II will help the suffering
wherever Il Is possible for Nerr'
Worth to reach the case said
Rev. jenkins. 81 am doing this
for the good Of others. and IN CIV.
ing this testimonial to the effec'
iiveness Of Nerv:Worth, ! have not
been influenced by any argument
for Wentworth doing what i
claims. ! am, IA truth, as taf as !
can discern, speaking OF the prop
critics Of Nery.Worth."
Nerv.Worth does. not contain any
artificial or alcoholic stimulation
TO deceive the user. II acts IN q
sensible way through, real medt,
cinel value 10 give the desired re-
suits. Nothing could be more con,
vincing than the letters from the
ministers above. II You suffer, Try
Nery:Wc.th. Give II q trial. and
you will find that Il viii give you
results. II Is sold on a money.
back guarantee. Buy oterb bottle.
use II according to directions, and
q you do not feel that It Is helping
you, do not buy q second bottle, but
ask for your money back.
Sold on a money back guarantee
by W. R. Crane and all leading
druggists everywhere.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-16

WANTED AT ONCE-Telephone
man Who understands building
and maintenance Of Magnetic
systems. Good steady !ob for man
who Is willing TO work and make
good. Apply BY letter or in person
TO ". S. Swiger Secretary The
Amos Telephone Co., Fairyiew. ".
va. 1.l6-5t-S472.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-16

This also cuts the cost OF goods
% you by reducing operating ex-
,erscs. Study this price Est and il
will convince you that you can save
money By shopping here.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-16
MINI
GRocERY.C
BEST IN TOWN
l07 Fairmont Ave.

In the three months Of its exis.
fence the M Wa has attained
great popularity because Of its rea-
sonable prices and the different
way OF shopping. You wait on yoar-
self and thus cut the clerk hire.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-16

FOR SALE ACREAGElThe best
alot;iny proposition in the val
ley: two large manufacturing
plants within 10 minutes walk. We
have brick street, trolley, bus,
power, light; railroad passing
tract. Homes badly needed. How.
ard Griffith, Leayittsbrrg. Ohio.
1-lS-st-S4si'
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WANTED

WANTED 10 BUY Oh RENT
S to 5 room house in good loca-
ton. Write box 1853. West Viz.
eipian. 1-i4-6t-Sl53
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FOR SALE-Fine Maryland farms.
fertile and well improved; q
state having an excellent climate
beautiful scenery and perfect roads,
Catalog on request Potts & Crit
fin, Realtors. Frederick. Nd. -.
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Four Ministers. Though
from Different Parts Of
the Country, Have The
Same Attitude With Re-
gard to Wentworth.
They Write Letters Rec.
Ommending It, and These
Letters 0fferIndisputa-
BE Evidence.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-16
COAL AND TIMBER

FOR SALE Small p,Ock OF high
grade Freeport and Mahonning
coal on railroad: has good location
for siding. Positively high grade
property. Address Box SAP West
Virginian. I:l2.6tSi42
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Farms TOR SALE

S~NNNo~SeSrS-S>sn
CENTRAL MISSOURI FARMS.
Send for lists. 100 farms in Cal;
loway county, Missouri. with full
description and price for each; In
aisscuri,s bes, grain and bleu grass
county. Koontz 6 Palmer. Fulton.
No. 5-Sl-52t-79Sb
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light Housekeeping o. one
front bedroom. South Side. phc1c
f30.M. 7.15-3t.S464
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms Tor
light housekeeping. Apply Ae6
Quincy street. 7-is-2t-s47S.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-16

Fur SALE-FiYe brick houses OF
Market street. Three on Leori
Court. Reasonable prices; eas,
terms. l. Funt, 32i MorEantowr
Avenue. 7-l6-St-Slll
SIX ROOM BUNGALOW FOB
'SALE-Basement under entire
building, garage en- rear Of lot,
Bargain to quick buyer. ownel
leaving town. Terms to suit pur'
chaser. Phone 146l.J. 1851 $40
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-16

AGENTS-l60 per cent profit sell
ing "Adco Nulife TABLETS to
owners Of automobiles; guaranteed
carbon remover. gasoline saver end
power producer; easily sold; all
or spare time: write fOF particulars
today. Address American Auto
Drive Company, Stephen Girard
Bldg, Philadelphia, Pa.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

BELLYIEW HONE FOR SALES
nom house. bath and basement
Large lot l0011E. Garage 12x2e.
Spring honse SIS. Barn 1013o.
Grape harbor 81 Il. long. All I'm
proVements. New house and gar.
age, with lights, gas and water.
Basement equipped for home laun-
dr.. Part cash and terms. Address
c. ". Meredith, 30 Liberty ave-
me - 7.1A-6t.-8A5i.
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Levi B. Hair !
FAIRMoNT HOUSES AND LOTS

FAlkMUNIh UU0EHoA 4NO ~ y; ,Ss ~
$500 and small monthly payments Will
YOU a four room house on BerNey street. .gsIslE
painted and paint enough to finish the JOB llets
Is very large and right on the paved street
Price s2750. s .s. 4
$2Opand $50 per month on four rooms
bath on Eleventh street, lot small but level goo
location. $3.50
BUNGALOW-Five rooms and bath
house is az well constructed as any m
has hard wood finishing, oak wainscO atlhg
the kitchen, complete bath, slate roof and con
crete foundation, the wash and furnace room:
separate from the cellar, making an deal e.
rangement, there isa fine large garage alsOElts
this property; the lot is small but lays execution
ally well Price $500.
EAST PARK AVE-0ne Of the incest
homes in the city, on the paved street seven q
rooms, bath room, breakfast room, large sIze:
size living rooms, French doors, harwoOd 1901
cellar under entire house, hot ali. heater sase
plenty Of wardrobes, $1,000
TEN R0OMS-Close in, only two 6Ocl
from the post office, fine large house, well
ranged newly papered, large lot with f Elgl
room cottage on rear. The renton this prOpeIt
will paya large per cent on the money invested
as it accommodates four families Price $$5ee99Q
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE and Three
In Norwood, near East End factories: House
is in the test Of condition, practically new IND
is thoroughly modern throughout; lots
large and.there is a,snall house on one Otstt
extra lots which nowrents for SIS a month.
is an exceptionally good property and
bought at bargain
Come Up or Call Up.
Office Opposite the Court House IN the aseEs
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Low Price
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IL Id. can Red Label Karo syr
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/ 10 ID. can Bue Label Karo Syr'
M OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. q:
Heinz Pure Vinegar, quart &c.
pint -..........: .........:.. .1c
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Armour's Grape Juice, pint -. 33c
Pure Lard, ID. ......"...... 9e
Breakfast Bacon, per ID. 42c and SSc
5 Large cans sauer Krrut .. 45s
S large cans Folks Best Pump
KIN ................. 4o9
) Cans Kidney Beans 1900. 4Sc
Large can tomatoes $1,000. lSc
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