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BIRTHS.

RADERoCharles r.. and Katie l., boy.
BODENsTEIN-Jossph C. and Mabis II
HiLEY-Charies and Aunabsl, girl.
RAWLIN0S-Albert g. and vergfe f.. by.
wILLOUGHBY-L~slie L. and Alice. giFSs
6AUNDERS-Roy w. and Agnes T.. boy.
HAMAOND-John c. and Emma w, girl.
SPAULDIN0-John W. And jamie. girl
PYNEEAifred e. and Ellen. Eiri. o..
BROOKS-Charles and Adelaide, girl. q
TIMERSON-walter d. and Esther. 60ys
CHREINER-Raymond l. and Helen We
boy. t-' ~
MATHIAs-Floyd b. and Cora L.. boy.
POMEROY-Emmert ". and Ruth A.. gigis
READ-Ernest ]. and F1orsace A., girl.
vAKAS-Costas and Evangeline, girl.
wAKEFIELD-Ernest J. aad Margarse
cADY-wiIiiam A. ana Agnes H.. girl.
BABBINGTON-Piercs W. and Bessie n.
FERGusoN-ceciI A. ana Myrtle D., bsy.
DYER-John d. and Edith. boy.
FLESTER-Eugens q. and Dorothy A.,
cURTIN-Arthur T. ana Amy r.. girl.
BONHAM-Francis @. and Louise L..
GuNTEsKI-pdw.rd A.. and Anna h
YkNCEY-wiliiam b. and Flora e., gin.
FLETCHERr-William A. and Rose h.
ELMoRE-Phiiip and Gertrude. boy.
MORTON-Robert L. and Green. boy.
MINOR-Roddie and Mamie, boy.
JONES-Rudolph and Eva boy.
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Is $500. 900 too much for q girl to ask
damages for tho msrrtnG Of her beauty
In an automobile accident3 Read next
Sundays Times.
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MRS. yosEPHINE A. GRANH0LS(
MRS. LAURA R. ANDERSON.

Following an Illness Of about one
month. Mrs. Laura Roche Andersops
a resident of Washington since 1889,
Ii dead at her residence, z706 Cathedral
avenue northwest. Funeral services
will be held tomorrow afternoon at =
o'clock. Interment viii be in Glen%
wood Cemetery. +cS
Mrs. Anderson was . native of Balti.
more, Md. She was . member Of tho
Daughters of tbs American Revoln-
ton and All Souls Church. She 10
survived by two daughters. Mrs,
George e. Chadsey and, Mrs.. F. 81
Howell
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DEATHS.

PYNE. On Saturday. November II, 1881.
fifty-eiEht years. at the Soldiers Home
Hospital Funeral from the rssids sncs ef
his brother, Michael w. Pyne - Florida
avenue northeast, on Tuesday, Novem-
Der Is, at a. M; thence to 81. Aioysius
Church. where requiem maas will BE-
said at $3.50 o'clock Intsrmsnt In NJ.
Olivet Cemstery.
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DEATHS
WILLIAM PYNE.

William Pyne. Tor sixteen years
florist at the SOLDIER Home. disd
Saturday after . lingering illness.
Mr.. Pyne was born In Ireland
fifty-eight years ago. He .cams 70
the United States ia 1900. He y
survived by . brothIr. Michael ".
Pyne. chief clerk Of the Inspsctioa
Division, Inspector Generals offios.
War Department.
Mass win bs said q 81. Aloyyius'
Roman Catholic Church, tomorrow
morning. Interment win be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery. -
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MRS. M. LIILiEBRDGE.

Mrs. Marionette Lillebridge. wife of
George H. Lillebr1dge. q prominent
real estate operator. died Saturday at
her apartment in tho Portner. Be
sides her husband. she u survived by
a daughter, Mrs. Annie L. Goodh1e.
and one son. Frederic Lillebridge.
Funeral services will bo held this
afternoon at the chapel of v. l..
Speare Company, $40 # street north
west. Interment win be at Arlington
Cemetery.
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DEATHS.

L1LLIBRIDGE-Mario - yro.,
Portner apt.
PATToN-Josephins NJ. 7s yrs. 3Ssf
Brentwood I'd. ne.
MONAHAN-wiiliam. 90 yrs, Casualty
MAGRUDER--sus.n A.. 0 yra. ct. Ellis.
hospl.
ruRNER-Paui W.. - yrs, wsrdmsn
Park hotel. y.
FREYER--Harry c.. 20 yrs. George
DoUGHERTY-Eliza,s - yrs. sos Nd.
ave. N. 4.
PowER-Mary c.. IT yrs. sos A at. Q. u.
McGRAw-Peter, ~ yrs, 18th and Neres
SITS N. Z.
PARKER-Bridgst c. 81 yrs. - q ct. nv.
itation Convent. Gsorgetown.
ALLEN-Louisa, 10 yrs, 1A1s 3fth st. ~.
FRAZ1ER-Hattie T.. - yrs. 7ss Sum
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REV. w. r. BUSIIBY.

Funeral services for the Rev.
William r. Bushby, rector Of st.
Philips Episcopal Church. Laurel.
Nd. who died late Saturday night
at the rectory. were held this morn
ing at the church. Bishop Harding
officiated. Interment was In Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Mr.. Bushby was formerly attach.
cd to st. joints Church. Georgetown:
Grace Church and st. Columba's
Church. Of this city. He was born
In Alexandria. Va. December 8.
1852. He was graduated from Co
lumbia University In i781. He was
former member Of the War Trade
Board, and was . thtrty-second de.
gree Mason and Knight Templar.
Surviving Mr.. Bushby 10 his wife,
Mrs. Martha May Weaving Bushby.
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Cultivate the International Sense, 20 much
needed In these momentous days. by reading
II. q. WELLS OUTLINE OF HISTORY-Adv
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CHARLEs MArTHEWs.

Charles Matthews. q veteran Of the
civil war. II dead at his residence,
s11 F street northeast, after an ex-
tended illness.
Mr.. Matthews was born in Ohio
eighty-three years ago. He fought
throughout the civil war In an Ohio
regiment. Thirty-fivef years ago he
came to WasldnRton to Accept . p0-
sition in the Pension Office. He -.
tired about q year ago.
He was q member Of General
Meade Post, @. A. R. and Harmony
Lodge, r. A. A. N. He II survived
by three sisters and one brother.
Military and Masonic funeral serv-
ices will be held Wednesday at
o'clock. Interment viii be In Rock
Creek Cemetery.
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FLORAL DESIGNS.

FUNERAL DESIGNS
OF svsry observation-disclosures -
1S1t y q. Y u
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MRS. BRIDGET 0'sULLTvAN.

Mrs. Bridget ,O'sullivan. Q widely.
known resident of southeast Wash
ington. died Saturday, night ut
Georgetown Hospital. She lived at
32c Second street southeast. She Is
survived by one daughter. Mrs.
Agnes Wright.
Mass will b celebrated at St.
Peters Roman Catholic Church to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock. In
terment will be private. -
MRS. JOeEPHINE A. GRANHOL1G
Mrs. Josephine A. GrSnholm. 49,
Of Charles r. Granholm, an enpleve
OF the Postoffice Department. d3ed
early yesterday morning. she wAs
ftfty-two years old. ~
Funeral services will BE- held from
her residence, 324 Tennessee avsnue
northeast. tomorrow afternoon At
! 80 o'clock. Interment will DO at
Cedar Cemetery. Mrs. Granholm WAS
a member of Areme Chapter. No. 1os
Order Of the Eastern Star. IA
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NICHE DE ckMRAaA


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por este las axsA4Anee s."e..sS
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IN ratio eaperandg qae rs t17.S.1
luna para mtantaf e alfsgl19 kae
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fequefia aeuaftelana9 Mas se'aae2s
en los meafes e~QnHehlsnts w !
son &c pnA hfsnden ia
aceple e. se ~ nsssaia Fhta
z ~ ies ss1na92 - II rsTf0.
eRsa ~ ai1tpA " sse ~ Il
qua Y 4tsSisr.n nssona III.
plaza oei ylll91A0 x, dar,ss,ds q. 4
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aemelapah M.Sn
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do. &c bosata 49, res "a q
c~onventaaies ue h9s evts9 @esssS ! Il
sero rasnn e1ue1snse aSsha ssnsa
CAPTAIN ~; que 1hs 49, ns,ssc ,ssn !
entire tos 9nelales 1870 ~ as Fanf
era muy ateeto Z w 1esa.1s 4. sTsn
mas 9 ae 49, wv ogen
efectoa emoeaohansvs snso PNe
$500 e.NItN |NNI n *
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ALC0 de MSI0RIA
Historic del Vale de MesilIa y Dc
Ia fundaei6n De Paso del
Norte, hoy Pass, 4ezas

Per creerlo ht6rssants para nues.
tr6s iectores, hemoe reprodncldo e.
e~inuiente artfculo' fomandolo de nues'
fro ahfeciahl4 colean "LA E8lhn-
LA A Las Cruces. A. M4 que 70
bubac5 en saa Ndhaa ~ z9y r 90
ffs ondlentes Al ~ 19y Is ue van
t6 tda5. 4La Hedarcidr.
NshAt una cario a g. Presidente
az tilxic6 nidien1o ihf0rnes &c "a
Pnh|aef6n de RI Faso. Mexic9 como
dei 4aiia.dcd MesiIlas Estn cafta me
ateada & 10 sa1fetafia De Conner
tio, n o4fa : sd Fo7 q Ia ComIsIcn IN
Htn4cItnal Dc Lfmitcs entire MEXICO
los Estadcs unido 0leqa
maud6 81 s~iaifafte Nf1AlofAADvM
nue Is 10 m6EinfefeAnt sue Sc CO.
66ea as ssts E1b de HAhLENDH FL
BRAVOr
Pranto fraducire este ~dpcnmento
n6fld0 dc t~hifader0 iptef , que
soson Ell nte|iSeute q g IL MAJ
tia. editor del Herald dic "a ITS
TolIA DEL VALID DE NE9iLLA'
ts fei1afd d4 ihoidcnl bIsIuricqs'
como poets ca e mqndo
RELATIVE A IA rUNbfcicN DE
LR PoBLacfoN MENlchNA Dc
FA6o pkL NcHTE.
B8a C0nisidn ha esipdiedp cnlda'
dosaiti6nia u rfeednia lecha ppf al
senior Geo. CfIes III Depsltamenio de
Exnl0 aci1ne8ry ErTioF oloeico1
Dc ia SocrotaTia dc i~ndustr'a Conner
clio y Tf7haio De a. fnndeci3n
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$500 y AA0

Fl eo.to a. produecikn 10 ms ausoriza 4 harr esta reduction.
pero ii prssenle CeFente dssea eoIocF Ell NEV0 MElCAN0 e.
eada hogar hspano americana en- Nueyo Mexico, con csc fin d
a los leclorss i dnero que pm d regular s. lee paga = Jos Agsnies
J s~oEetadoes
REcUERDM que 4 prsdo De Dos PESOS AL AEO . sbla-
mente DEsDE Ell DA PRINERO De ABRAs que no aphea q las
s~usddpciones ahasadas.
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EILtM0. DH AD& NNt +titt&""
aii1tnIs1, = nafece dne e. Ns1le1qf
'feerssd 4 Zaodtecaa ~eAdprendio 8
marcia la aKped1tidn pero "a n ue
Ae0slo a EIlr6y EDmisiono "a mieuAe
Elloa para quo aiean<aae q 0nafe
il nolificase que - suependN ~
c
Gus Az 10 dlEponia. leeha 8 90 Aayo
.1e 1886. Dctdfoee Ohala, a pesa1
de ans representa- los sanle4 perluk
clos one " ae sas1Iian pprque la gen
Is Dodfa 1ea8Eiar. unifsH % eapailaaA
8 I6s bfafsea y petderse los Dastilnen
\ 1traa 60sae que ileTaba. no con-
sitns6 peFn1iso para continqar 50 mar
cha fasta 78 mese8 doSpats. tief4pe
ca ans fAni0 iahia pefiido que tuRo
nteattdad d8 pb1ir reluofzus 81 &t
F,ssy n6liaandosa 4 reporter 10 que
fnIfaba MIRA cubFif su rompfomlHo
galf8 p0r fin opn dusclentoa v m HON
bnes airavas6, huecandp Y lleynnae
siaanpf8 calniho de rai1etae, q cue
forIna hoy el Eslado a. C~hiht7hna
hasta Heeaf q FHao del Norte, = uea-
de a1lf eoniHn16 b eztendHr sue rdHH
Iduialas, Al llagnaf de pas d los lndiqs
a 4416ehraf ~redueIrloa al c~fielianisqaq
-M".HI||INUA
enA414 60 49,
tierl45 81 Nnvxe $500 ~
lsee taFa9 eqeslst $3.50, ss
VpsaF aesWe ~ n'',.a.s " 49, ~,
z 1850 AZ No8Ae nata 100 W.
dulafon aAkAn95 SAttte2 u,sq 49,
mes. Apmo yn4.q $3.50
70 WeHie9 seateNe4 ~ gus z
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haeAena0 eAtenNsf 1aa 49,. 4es 49,
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soltdo funaainentp eonfs aapnes D "
me le sQDreaafha Nasees1t aeA "
elendoln en pfesaaeta aea hstslenols
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pqnlsario aRos9oAlc9 CON tat2ss11
DIME f9AtAptAlA1 90 eSta 9eyn4'~
aei Nu7yo MeNsao sns p~so3anegas
de los heqerendos taqfes ue ialo1q1A
det sehor san Ffane9aee Y eoinp
peFoA pFedlcaaofes gel peAeo Esep
lio que son. Frey tFan0se9 ne nan
MAeanel Fray ttHncisco ~
Fray Joan qe AoNaA taay A.2nSg e9
Lueol fray ANDRES totShaeg r4.s
Joan Claro9 y fray CElstopai " pAaaT
II xort 4 dc los nInNuo8 EH04eo,y ufIAtN7
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|| mT|0 .H"M. vi ~
Ia question aai plsntsada so1te
fundaci6n del paeo DEL Noffe e ~
asamente dIilct dc contestarse
ssanridad absolute. puee POT in',aa
oi6n de ana p0blaoldn aane enfaN4e
81 ia fecha <ea que IN Rrl1po deteffus
hndo az h0nbI6s ae raune en in
e~tsirai6fA ua III TERRA para yiyfl &c
.finffivamenia n este dato refirfepa0'
IA al Pasn del Mofta no oq po7tnie
obfeneiIo pnr no habeF bistor441Qf
Sne d5n orediSi5n relate q f~undacl1A
az b~oblaclones heohas ror los irsatqs
6pocas anfefIores al siglo ANL en-
oue g. verified la ~conquista. hn n
fmDosibilldad de precisar "a fec}a &C.
f,4daM5n de Ia citdad mencionaQa
noa vamos q refefir o IA do ga dee
c~ubffnienko por Loo conQnietaqqrea
lespaHoles.
c0nsuiiadas xafias oblas de inais
|cifibl8 n16rlto, parece qua q Qescu
lhrImiento de ii Provincial Do NHeFQl
mexico y del enl0noes pueblo de Pr
So del N04te Sc verified pof Don 5Haa
"A naata Cabitan dal Wefcifo Nspar
h61 del Vafrer Don Luis de VeItscq
2doa y con apfobaci6n del Conde Ael
lMonfsrrev. eli dia so de hhril de- 1895.
I,os h~ls6ofIadofee. ain c1anqo en-.
t2fAt1 $3.50 1870 e~eS rs - clfada
en- sp9eas s3e'..e s.sbrs,%fnnf "a
come tFs'1@ - " .24e AZ ~
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fuquo en- 1oo9 pa3o q Sopa9rio ~
fsesunno VltISy q NtesH Wy
fhtAScO Ah ftMsl4aAtAD pnso
era un puerto nnlitaf eo4nt4 ~ "
surs.onea ue aos tnalos T~nlenaA7z.s
tfaeia INES del Aeio Ao' ~ fihtey ~
g qe Monterrey maaao vs.
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liz este senefaa ossguss - nssoes
pAisaao t9s eslpns es inuiSsnfs 1870.
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tio ~ Mo-c@ aS
naqa 4bAftt1A ~nY1a $500 ~
Aiee
como % " Ppr q $500 $3.50 $3.50,
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81, . ~
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peasapYe sS+~ns,@ g, f1Fisdsc-
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habitanaA cruel pate Nepppao ~
maEBenes ael ~ bt4to*
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Indiana, 0bns esefita q fines del sleio
l%V nor tray Jer6nffn0 de Me1uteta4
ldtR M Hidd c0hnfderada como una qe
llaf meiores a~utorfdaaes, dice, en- II
b4nth4 400 del tonic
nsc4 x oo4sz,n
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danps que 4p7 AaaR'ste4
parueknn 81 aq1elA ASh1s9nz "a
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pTpYincla que ne tARpha ~ W.
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TERRA poniaQA ae cahtiaa1 u s
lly qHe ellos efan ppcps P1ta tsee-1
q Log successes que " Roaian teS
en tanta dsesaneaa oe ~ ssEt7nn@ "
loe e~spanoles y tan teaos as1 nsSS Il.
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I que g lus osaqos y ete
qae ast1a ~ lottsna e.n $3.50 w ~
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deeamfarafan 100 eAaRes w qu1s.etVA
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n1ayormente Ytenuo eve iez hAsa1als1
de anuellqs terfas los eeipian 1872
samente los tfapapan con nui.sa.
DAD y anduFleron con Joaa 9eeet'4sa
! otras oaento en- cuentA is5uas Su9
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frnyles quedapan en- aquet nessy J
entenoienau los prelaqos ue g orus4l
e ppner aAlisencla ae enkAaf AsnsS
Z quo aqusiios ratHi0hQs ~ Rste.
Niesen ofreciose e eros ua AA.onio
Nsre3o' BONFIRE honfado rice ~
Baoso &c PmpleaH su hAAenuA e. PIT
MeiQ ue Ilos "a ~ 49,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-07
NUESTROS SUSCRITORES Y AMIGOS
AVISO I~MPORTANTE

Nos tomamos q placer De annhsm que, de aeasrdc con nue'nO
sstema de dar a nuesht6s lertoret tanto Ell servico como en- noatlas
exactas mas pr sd dnero que ningdn otC p~eIi5dGso. hsmos atoI-
dado hacer una redheeidn en Il pfsdo de FL NuENO ME1lCANU,
al preeiO popular De
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-29
CECIL ITEMS Of INTEREST

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Slender Of Seldom
seen were dong business in Cecil on
Monday
Mr.. and Mrs Conrad Knipfel and
children of Morgan were visitors in Ce-
ell on Saturday.
Mrs. Hazel Logan Of Four Mile ar
rived in Cecil on Sunday after spending
few days in lone
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo A Miller OF High
view were ecalling on friends at the
Willows on Tuesday
Mrs Weltha Combest was visiting at
the home OF Mrs. Everett Logan at
Fairview on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Ross OF Wasco
were calling on Mrs, l., L. Funk at
Morris Siding on Monday
Miss e. Painter Of Hood River ar
rived in Cecil on Sunday to take up her
school at Four Mile for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Henrlksen Of Willow
Creek ranch left on the local on Thurs
day for Portland where they will visit
Tor sore time
L. and b Montague leading lights Of
Arlington. accompanied by George
c,ono honorad Cec,l with short qtav
on wednesdav
e. Wright OF Estacada mas been VS.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-29

called to lhe aIty ON business Do con
nect.on with the noak farm out north
Of lone owned by Doak Brothers They
also own an extensive orchard tract at
Opportunity and Nr Doak states inc
apple crop there this season ls Immense
and the fruit is now being gathered
and packed for market The Doak
brothers are selling their Morrow
county wheat farm and viii devote all
OF their attention to the tract they are
developing near Spokane They own
100 acres there and about forty acres
OF this is already set TO fruit, a large
portion Of which is now in full bear
Ing and producing the finest grade Of
apples.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-29

$50 place So good as oregon yet ana
jack declares in spite Of an his trouble
De can sling with a thankful heart
Morrow County and Cecil in large let
Jers 10 Is Of Thee I have been dream
ing while absent have been" etc
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-29
TREAsURERs NOTICE.

Ntice is hereby given to the holders
Of all warrants Of the West Extension
Irrigation District. registered up to and
including September 90, 1921. will be
paid upon presentation at my office
September 80, 1921. Interest ceases af-
ter this date.
T. ]. HUMPHREYS,
II. County Treasurer.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-29

wANTED-GirI 70 do light house
work mornings Inquire telephone
ofIce-Adv a.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-09-29

LOST -Baby's white orocheted silk
cap, with silk tassel and fancy border
Notify Mrs. Arthur A. MoAtee, city, or
this office
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-14
Painting and Decorating

Al PAINTING and Paperhanging done at reduced rates. Satisfactipn guaran- teed R. A. Hal1ock Co.,. 57 Lee Aye Noble 1793. IIau- LET ME ES SfIMATE your painting.
 T. O. Dayton, painting. paperhanS1ne and decorating. Satisfaction guaran- teed. 203 Capitol Ave. Phone Barnun 10 O00 ROLLS OF WALLPAPER AT .10c roll and up. Ready mixed paint, $500 gal and up. Atlantic lead and oil al 1marxet prices Contracts Oh painting, plnstering and paperhanging: G: & L.
 Wallpaper House. 1127 Stratford Ave. IET Mil ESTIMATE your painting. Satisfactory prices. Work guarantee
 Jos. Starr, 9S Butler Ave. fnone es3ss NGole 1S4S. SAu-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-14
Auto Radiators

CONN. AUTO RADIATOR 60. -Eadia. .Saa. tors repaired rebuilt and replaced; nav Ford lenders, hood, shells ana radiator sold reasonable We buy oIo radiators s9 Crescent Ave- iSeits STAR AUTO MACHINE co.
 ~pRAN RADIATORS for Fords. Win not boil; undamaged by freezing. TOT sale here SIS Housatonlc Ave; ,=otIs mum 2559. o1oaLl-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-14
Patents

PATHNTS PROCURED : G. H. Brad dock. Patent Lawyer, fermesiy tsnI men nf- ice. Security Bldg. Bar. 59Oo- Omce hours to or by appointment. LzofLl- PATENTS developed and manufsctur1eedd- o. Our business is aiding investors buid- ing their models and the nlanufactuT,, ing and designing of all tool and snaii '19L2Sal
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-14
Painting & Decorating

| INFERIOR and EXTERIOR DECOR ATING in oil and water and paper, by
 J. H. Long. 302S Main St. D3a*S.
 IEORGE PETERSON, Painting. Deco
 rating Paper Hanging and Ira1nins.
 First class work guaranteed. EsIi-
 mates cheerfully given $50 Center Ss.
 Noble 1762. R3os
 EFT MY LOW ESTIMATES for Paint.
 ing and Paperha nging. John Preg. 5sZ
 Bostwick Ave, cor Osborn St. sall- PAINTING. inside or outside. Small iobs
 Es1somining that won't rub off. Work k guaranteed. Conger, HOS Barnun Ave.
 Barnum 1702-5. H19aIl- NORTH END PAINTING CO.-Painting and paperhanging done at lowest
 prices. A full line Of paints ana wal
 papers on display at our store. we
 Sell ready mixed paints in all coiors
 advantageN-of these low, prices now
 iSso Main St. opposite Charities Bldg.
 Store. Bar 1858. House, Bar. 42s0. eff W. REILLY-First class painting ana
 paperhanging- Estimates Iurnlsneo-
 Reasonable prices:. All work Ison gmasan-
 teed 267 Willow St. Barnum 160S,5. PAINTING AND PAPERHzANGING Prices the lowest, ~workmanshdp guar
 antsed Mssn L. SarnuIn & Manaox Son. '00 Hssaa CARMINE DETUZZI = Painting and out material Satisfaction guarantesd 69 Ives Court Bar. 6358- SAIL- FIRST CLASS PAPERHANGING an{ Benjarnin H. Fisk. 527 East Main St Phone BarIlum 115S-13- HlsaIl.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-14
Typewriter

ACME Rebuilt TYPEWRITERS are cheaper than new machines, but just as serviceable and guaranteed per feet. Repairing and rebuilding. All makes a speciality. Local agents for the
 WOODSTOCK,
 Room All Warner Bldg. Tel. Bar. 67oo-
 6Gas*
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-14
Auto Tire Vulcanizing

VTICANIZING of all kinds, wholesale and retail Reasonable prices; Work guaranteed. in 1 Double Tire So.' 1491 State St. 14oS
 C. W. BALL Tire Vulcanizing or all . kinds All work guaranteed. Reaso.n1- able prices. Harrison Ave, .MyyIet.e Beach, Milford Conn., Rloas--
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-14
Florist

CHARLES A. DOEBELI, the North Bridgeport Florist, 20 Reseryoir ot E5ow. Aye. CTS etc Floral Designs for all occa- sions. Tel. Noble 1917. D2alls BROOKLAWN CONSEKVATORIES : Phone Barnum 1895. '1eP15alL. "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS" Clifford E. Casey fresh cut Flowers. Wedding Bououets, Decorations. Designs or sympathy a speciality. 1767 Main St. Noble 1911. DEBIT