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Ellsworth American., 1921-04-27
New Methodist Pastors.

Following is list of the appoint
ments of Methodist pastors in Han
cock county made at the East Maine
Methodist conference at Guilford,
which closed Monday:
Bar HarbOr-Charles l.. Kinney.
Bucksport and Orland-Walter H
Cass
Ellsworth and Trenton-James
Weed.
Franklin-Zebedee Andrews.
North Bucksport circuit-William
A. McGraw.
Penobscot circuit-F. E. Baldwin.
Prospect Harbor and Gouldsboro
A. A. Hamor
Southwest Harbor, Manset and
West Tremont-T. Lloyd Blaisdell.
Surry circuit-Elwyn S. Gahan.
Brooksville circuit. d. Nc
Graw.
Stonington and South Deer Isle
Eugene V. Allen.
Swans Island-To be supplied.
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GOuldSbOrO.

The community was shocked and
saddened when it became known
that Frank S. Libby was stricken
with apoplexy on his way home from
grange Wednesday evening, April
20. Mrs. Libby aroused the neigh
bors, who kindly put him in a car
and took him home and DR.. Hasty
was called. Mr.. Libby died Satur-
day morning. The funeral was held
Monday afternoon To his wife, in
her loneliness, heartfelt sympathy
goes out, also to the brother, uncle
and other relatives.
Daniel Libby of Prospect Harbor,
Mrs. Elisha Bickford of Winter Har-
Dor and Miss Edna JOY, who is teach
ing in Machias, were called here last
week by the sudden illness and death
of Frank S. Libby.
.~Orvando Rice of Cherryfeld, re-
Gently visited his aunt, Mrs. John D.
Tracy.
Mrs. Sarah Perry has returned
home, after being employed at C. l..
Tracy's through the winter.
Miss Hazel Rice, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. Alvah Dyer, re-
turned home Friday.
ROLAND Tracy has returned to
Iowa, after several months with his
parents.
Master Morris Macdonald was a
guest of Mrs. Ida Fernald last week
Irving Macdonald was in town
last week
April 25. "Eittah."
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SPRING AILMENTS
Impure Blood. Humors,-ReIief in
a Good Medicine.

spring ailments are due to i'm
pure. thin, devitalized blood.
Among them are pimples, boils,
other eruptionS, catarrh, rheuma-
tism loss of appetite, that tired
teeling, nervousness and "all run
down" conditions.
Hoods Sarsaparilla combines the
roots, barks. herbs. berries and
other medicinals that have been
found in many years of intelligent
observation to be most effective in
the treatment of these ailments.
successful physicians prescribe
the same ingredients for diseases of
the blood, stomach. liver and kid
neys, and in cases where Alternative
and tonic effects are needed.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is the spring
medicine that purif1es. enriches and
revitalizes your blood. increasing
power of resistance to disease.
For a laxative take Hoods Pills.
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COMING EVENTS.

Friday evening, April 90, at
Baptist vestry Dream sociable
and entertainment. Admission, 10
cents; children under 10 years,
free.
Saturday, April 80, at Congrega-
tional chapel-Apron sale and ham
supper. Supper, so cents.
Monday, May 9, at Hancock hall
L. of M. dramatic club in "The
School for Scandal" under auspices
of Frank e. Whitmore post, A. L.
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Roll of Honor.

The following errors or omis-
sions in the food fair roll of
honor as published last week are
reported by the committee:
Marcellus Woodward.
Mrs Sarah j. Leighton.
In memory of Mrs. Fannie w.
Campbell.
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SlIi'iy.

Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Lufkin received
genuine surprise Thursday, April
81, Hollis Willins' siXty-third birth
day. The evening was spent pleas
antly with games and music Re
freshments We're served. The unex-
pected guests departed after de-
lightful evening, wishing MIR. Will
Inns many happy returns of the day.
April 20. Spec"
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HANCOCK s. j. COURT.
April Term, 1921.

THE COURT.
Presiding Justice-Luere +. Deasy
Bar Harbor
Clerk--T. F. Mahoney, Ellsworth.
County Attorney-W E. Whiting,
Ellsworth.
Sherff-W. w. Wescott, Ellsworth.
Crier-GeorGe w. Brewster. Dedham
Deputies-Fred A. Patten, Ellsworth
Elvin a. Silsby, Aurora; Walter f.
StoVer, Bluehill.
Stenographer-A. H. Whitman, Port
land.
Messenger-Kenneth b. Coughlin.
Ellsworth.
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MARRIED.

ALLEN-DEVERY-- Portland, April
21, by Frank w Welch. esq, Mrs
Bertha Allen of Stonington to
Pa.
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II, w, DUNN
Manufacturer and dealer in
High Grade Granite and Marble
Monuments, Tablets and Markers
Ellsworth and Bar Harbor, Me.

I have purchased the entire stock
of marble and granite of H. l.. Stan
ley in his Franklin street shop,
which will not be moved until after
May 80. Early customers will find
some special bargains for Memorial
day delivery before the stock is
moved.
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Fancy Work Exchange

l will conduct a fancy work ex-
change at my home, to open May 1.
All persons desiring to sell articles
through the exchange will receive my
personal attention. Mabelle A Clark,
Surry Maine, March 20. 1921
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GRAND JURY.

GRAND JURY.
Wallace Springer, clerk ...... Franklin
George Chipman ..........B Buck sport
Joseph T. Colson .......... Franklin
Melvin Nj. Davis ......... Ellsworth
Bentley Grindle ......... .Brooksville
Everett Holden ............. Brooklin
Howard 2. Lowe ............ Deer Isle
Fred Il. Noyes .....Southwest Iiarbor
T. L. Roberts ...........Ba Bar Harbor
Vernon L. Small ........ .Stonington
George H. Snow ..............O Orland
Chester w. Stratton .... Hancock
Paul W. Wescott .Castine e
Hill Wilson Penobscot t
The April term of the supreme
judicial court for Hancock county
opened yesterday morning with
Associate Justice Luere b. Deasy of
Bar Harbor presiding This is
Justice Deasy's first term in his
home county. At the opening of
court, prayer was offered by Rev. G.
T. Jones of the Unitarian church.
ATTORNEYS PRESENT.
The attorneys present at the open
Henry NJ. Hall. G. b. Stuart. F. l..
-hfloOll, l.. L bllCS, ~ II. I1uI y,
Harry l.. Crabtree, r. E. Mason, w.
e. Whiting, E. j. Walsh, r. p. King,
Ellsworth: Wiley c. Conary. Bucks
port; Charles II. Wood, b. e. Clark,
A. H. Lyman, Charles b. Pineo. II. l..
Graham, Harry Nj. Corners. Geo. f.
GoOgins. David O. Rodick, Bar Har-
Dor; Forrest B. Snow, Bluehill; Je-
rome II. Knowles, Northeast Harbor;
George r. Fuller, Southwest Harbor;
Arthur w. Patterson, Castine;
George r. Hadlock. Cranberry Isles:
Percy 7. Clarke Stonington: w. B.
Blaisdell, Sullivan.
The remainder of the forenoon
was occupied by the calling of the
docket and assignment of cases.
Naturalization cases are being heard
to-day.
The grand jury completed it's
work in one day the shortest ses-
sion on record, and reported in the
afternoon returning only four in
dictments.
Franklin.
Mrs w. +. Bragdon visited in
Guildford last week.
d. l.. Tracey. wife and little son
Raymond We're guests at the Gray
farm, Sullivan, last week,
Mrs. Flora Perkins, who has
spent the winter in Somerville,
Mass, is here with her daughter
Mrs. Charles Bradbury.
The ladies' aid society will hold an
all-day cleaning session at the
Methodist vestry this week. 1t is
hoped a force of men will help about
the grounds.
Mrs. George Hardison returned
from visit to Waldoboro, Monday.
Her young son. whom she accompa-
MED to DR.. Abbott's hospital for
children, in Portland, is at that in
stitution yet
Misses jeanette and Rebecca Cor
don, young daughters of Rev. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Gordon of Calais, are
visiting their grandparents, Capt.
Ed. Dyer and wife, while their pa
rents are attending conference.
Rev. F. w. Brooks, who was last
years appointee here from confer
ence as supply preacher, proved a
valued pastor and made many
friends who would have been glad
to welcome him back. But he could
be here part of the time only, and
the parish wishing for a settled
pastor, change was necessary this
conference year,
April 25. B.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

LEARN of the Vale of Paradise, where dreams come true This won der city is having a magic growth. and a million dollars in municipal i'm provements are authorized for this year. Every kind of business open ing here. We have seventeen miles of protected water front, with gor- geously beautiful heme site. Won derful homes Wonderful velvety lawns. Wonderful flowers in semi tropical profusion. Fishing supreme. Every day you can catch the big fel- lows until your back aches and your hands blister. Paradise for motor boats, with hundreds of miles of pro- tected waterways with wonder spots to visit. Finest motoring roads in the south. Bathing in bay and gulf won derful. Healthiest city in America. with no business for doctors. Great est golf course in America under con- struction. Coolest place in America in summer, delightful in winter. You may own a beautiful home here, with a perpetual income. at practically no investment. Grasp the opportunity of lifetime. Address The Mayor. Val paraiso, Fla If
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

different game was found and much fun and hilarity resulted. Alter the games refreshments were served. Prof. O. Defoe Miller and Miss Ber- nice Downing were the entertainment committee to whom much of the sue cess of the evening was due. The refreshments were arranged for Mrs. Huston, Prof. c. H. Churchill and Prof. W. G. Anderson.
 Mesa Scalps Indians
 Mesa High started it's football sea- son Saturday afternoon with an over whelming victory over the Salt River Indians. They started out like the match was going to be tight one, but once the high school boys got their machine into operation they continued to pile up scores until the final settlement showed 66 to 2. The Indians made their lone touchdown and kicked goal in the second quar- ter. All of the Mesa boys played like veterans and the loyal fans who were out to back the boys to victory are confident that they have the makings of a real eleven this season. Jess Skousen at quarterback was the big factor of the Mesa team, while other stars were Bill Wallace and Irwin Salisbury. Mesa High expects to match a game with the second team of Phoenix High as the next contest.s
 Guild Ladies Entertain A happy time was passed Friday evening at St. Marks Episcopal Guild when the ladies of the church entertained. Over 50 couples attend ed the affair. The evening was orig
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inally planned as an out of door so- cial on the lawn but the indictment weather and frequent showers trans- ferred the scene of activities into the Guild hall, where the guests enjoyed the evening none the less. Progress i've bridge was played and musical numbers were rendered frequently. Among those appearing on the pro- gram were Mrs. Mussette Brown and Helen Fleisher in a piano duet, Dr. R. R. Stroud and Mrs o. N. Handley in a vocal duet, Mrs. Forbes, vocal solo; Miss Gray, piano solo. Deli cious refreshments of punch, ice cream and cake were served.
 Auto Bulletin Received
 Bulletins on road conditions issued by the Automobile Club of Southern California will be received in the fu- ture by W. R. Stewart, local repre- sentative of the Arizona Automobile clug, and posted for the general in formation of the public. MT. Stewart stated that the bulletins would be received weekly or semi weekly.
 Visitors From Indiana
 Mir. and Mrs. NJ. E. Gray of Ross ville Ind, have spent the past week visiting in Mesa as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. H. A. Gray of North Hib- bert street The two gentlemen are cousins. The visitors departed Sat urday night on their return journey to Rossville.
 Pastor Is Located
 Rev. F. F. Hawes, recently called to the pastorate of the Mesa Baptist church is now located in Mesa and has assumed active charge of the church work. Rev. and Mrs. Hawes are doniciled for the winter in the Clark apartments.
 Mesa Sunday Services
 Baptist Church-Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Preaching, II a. m. Ser mon theme, "The Last Passover. Communion will follow the morning service. Evening service at 7:30. Subject, Spiritual Fox Hunt" A meeting of the advisory board of the church will be held Tuesday night. mess meeting will be held Wednesday night. Choir rehearsal Thursday night. The public is invited and will be welcomed at our meetings. F. E. Hawes, pastor.
 Christian Church-Bible school. 10 a. m. Communion and morning wor- ship at Il a. m. Christian Endeavor at 6.30 and preaching service at ': 30. Bernard s. Davis, the minister will be here in the evening and preach on the subject"The Christians Life"
 Southside Theater Today
 Majestic, Mesa-Conway Tearle in Society Snobs." Western, Timber Wolves" comedy, Harold Lloyd in "BashfuL"
 Gilbert-William Duncan ir Gods Country and the Woman" comedy Country Heir"
 Tempe-Mary Miles Minter in 9Th, Little Clown;" comedy Larry Semor in sThe Rent Collector
 Chandler-''The Stealers" all sta, cast; Ford Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
ENTERTAIN NORMAL
 GIRLS FRIDAY EVE

TEMPE, Oct Mrs. Bernard Da- wis, assisted by Mrs. Georgie Hamp- ton and Mrs. F. Riley, delightfully."- entertained party of Normal girls at the Christian church parsonage Friday evening. About 15 guests were present.
 Display Window Receives Honors
 In connection with the field work of the economics class of the Tempe high school this week, a survey was made of the window displays of the different merchants in town for the purpose of determining the most at tractive display. with especial refer ence to seasonable merchandise. The honors were voted to the hardware department of the J. D. Halstead Lumber company in the McNary Building
 Starts Lunch Counter
 Frank Noriego will conduct a lunch counter in the>Tempe pool hall. open ing for business Sunday morning.
 Meeting of Royal Neighbors
 There will be meeting Of the Roy al Neighbors Monday night, with initiation and refreshments. Mrs. Edna Clark of Phoenix. the super
 
 good attendance is requested.
 Much Cotton Shipped
 Several hundred bales of cotton have been shipped from Tempe with in the past week.
 Reception Great Success
 The reception given at the Tempe high school Friday evening in honor of the first year class was a great success in every way. Each class presented a stunt, and all were orig inal and entertaining.
 Tempe Christian Church
 Bible school at 10 0p'clock. Morning worship at H.. with sermon by the paston on 'The Christians Life.'' Christian Endeavor at '. Evening service at 7:30.
 Tempe Congregational Church
 This is rally day in. church and Sunday school with special features throughout the day. Special program at the Sunday school hour, at 1C o'clock. Morning worship at II, with sermon by the pastor on 'The Com- mitted Life" Young Peoples get acquainted social at 6 o'clock. Eve ming service at 7:30 under the aus. pices of the Mems club. A series oi snappy speeches on .-The Man Whc | AeL MY BOl lOOu 1Qedl OI Adn4ueSS..
 Robert Bliss Improving Robert R. Bliss, who was seriously | injured about two weeks ago in ar auto accident, is slowly improving and is now thought to be practical, out of danger.
 Methodist Church
 Bible school at 10 o'clock, Prof. c w. Persons. superintendent. Decision | flay will he observed in the StInda- 1 school. Morning worship at II, ser mon topic. Casting Bread Upon tn Waters At o'clock in the after 1 noon Mrs. Reid will have charge O 1 a meeting for the Cradle Roll. t | which the mothers are invited. Ep worth League at 6:45. Evening wor ship at 7:3o. sermon topic, Life l Harvests."
 WANTED = Experienced salesgir with knowledge of English and Span ish. The Popular Store, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
PROPOSE TOWN BE
 D|S|NCORPORATED

GILBERT, Oct. IA petition has been filed by certain voters of Gill; bert asking that the town be dis incorporated. A protest against disincorporation is now being circu- lated by others, and the town coun- cil has been asked to appear before the board of county supervisors to state why the town should not be disincorporated.
 Leave for Coast
 Elmer and Lavon Rust, son and daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. A. Rust. left Thursday overland for the coast. Miss Lavon will attend school there, while Elmer will work.
 Moves to Ranch
 Prof. Paul J. White moved his house, previously located on the school property, to the H. w. Sawyer ranch southeast of Gilbert, this week. MT. White expects to move his fam- the instructor in the vocational agri- cultural course in the high school.
 Desert Picnic
 The eighth grade enjoyed picnic on the desert on Friday evening Games were played and marshmal- lows, wienies and corn was roasted over the bonfire. The crowd was chaperoned by Misses Johnson and Carson.
 Return From North Mrs. N. C. Williams and daughter Hazel. accompanied by Sidney Rus sell, son of c. H. Russell, arrived at their home here on Friday even ing. They have spent the summer months in Wyoming and made the return trip overland.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

teachers of the Mesa High school en- tertained the new teachers at the Hendrix home.
 By means of various games the guests on Thursday evening became generally acquainted, while fortune telling sunflower furnished much amusement for the company. In the course of the evening refreshments were served. The hostess was assist ed in entertaining by the Misses Beardsley, Gardner, Cotton and Tar water
 On Friday evening when the new members of the. faculty were enter tained several exciting games helped to make the guests acquainted and then the affairs took the nature of a progressive party. At each table a
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

Mosher is represented in both cases by J. B. Woodward.
 The other appeals are the United Eastern Mining company's appeal from the decision of the superior court of Mohave county in damage suit brought against the mine by Joseph E. Bryant. an infant. by Ross Blakely, hIs guardian ad litem; and the National Marble company mo- ton to dismiss an appeal of the Dragoon Marble and Mining com pany and affirm the judgment of the superior court of Cochise county.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
APPEAL FOUR CASES
 ID SUPREME COURT

Four cases went up to the supreme court on appeal yesterday, two of each are from the superior court of this county. In both instances the appellee is Hattie Mosher. one case being against the Salt. River Valley Water Users association. which is seeking to prevent Mrs 'Mosher from constructing buildings over the canal on Van Buren street. The other case involves deal in stone in which Jack Williams is involved. Mrs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
A Snap.

5 mi. of Glendale. 5 sets of improve ments; fine sandy loam: no alkali and never will be, "A" water and listen: you can buy it for s160 per acre and s5000 will handle and good terms on bal. Must be sold at once. Hurry. RCGGLES-SMITH
 2l3 w. Washington St.
 Phone 1924 s
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Home Builders

WILL TAKE THE LOT AS FIRST AYMENT AND BUILD A HOUSE FOR YOU "AS YOU LIKE IT"-THERE ARE NOW COM P l. F T E D THIRTEEN NEW HOUSES IN ASHLAND PLACE. WITH~ MORE TO FOLLOW-GET INTO A NEIGHBORHOOD WHERE CITY IMPROVE MENTS ARE IN, AND WHERE ALL THE HOUSES ARE NEW. AND WHERE EVERY NEIGHBOR, OWNS THE HOME HE OCCUPIES, AND YOU CAN'T LOSE YOU CAN ALWAYS SELL FOR A PROFIT-PRICES FOR BUILDING CONSTRUC- TON ARE AT A LOW EBB NOW. BUT INDICATIONS ARE THAT PRICES FOR LUMBER WILL PIE AD- yANCED BEFORE THE YEAR IS OUT-BUY OR BUILD NOw-BUT BEFORE YOU DO EITHER, CALL AND SEE US.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Ashland Place

IS LOCATED HALF MILE NORTH OF MCDOWELL, RUNNING FROM NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE TO THE INDIAN SCHOOL CAR-THE LOTS HAVE A FRONTAGE OF 50 FEET EACH, WITH CE NIT ALK s, c A s. LIGHT, WATER AND SEW ERAGE-THE STREETS ARE TO BE PAVED SOON-THE PRICES ARE ss50 TO sso0s- BUY ONE OF THESE LOTS AND
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Lyman Lands

We are exclusive agents for lands under the new Lyman Dam Project. Buy now and get ready for next sea- sons crops. Priced St s100 to S150 per acre. Water right paid. Best of terms. Two eighties sold last week. Best buy in Arizona. We have some clfoicc cattle ranches listed. located i7 Northern Arizona
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
TEACHERS GUESTS
 0F SUPERINTENDENT

MESA, Oct. 1-The home of Super intendent and Mrs. H. E. Hendrix at 30 West Second avenue, was the scene of two pleasing social events during the past week. On Thursday evening the grade principals, super visors and teachers of the Mesa schools were guests of Mir. and Mrs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Wentworth Lot

Cheaper than any well located lot in Phoenix. Best location in kernl- worth and it's a shame to print :he price. Come in today. The price and terms are within your means.
 JONES & CUMMINS Don't phone. SO2 Heard Bldg. d
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
20 Acre Snap

Located northeast. Good house. shade. well. fenced. Fine sandy soil, fine grape. citrus or garden soil.- A corner and a money maker. It takes S2000 cash. See Madison. IS w.
 Adams St. It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

40 ACRE BARGAINS Forty acres, all in hygeria, near Glendale. 8. room house, well of good water, s2oo per acre; s2.o00 cash; easy terms on bal.
 ANOTHER Forty acre, comfortable house, clean land, excellent value, near La veen; s225 per acre; ss.90o cash bal easy.
 20 ACRE BARGAIN Twenty acres, unimprored, z4 miles southeast from Glendale. SIPS per acre.
 LIVE WIRE REALTY 142 W. Adams. Phone 1858 It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

baker cars held at the sales room of E. A. Cooke, Saturday afternoon and evening was a decided success.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Miller Realty Co. Phone ss21. s21 W. Washington 1t OIL OIL OIL OIL

Notice is hereby given that all my government and state land oil lease and oil permits are herewith with
 drawn from sale. in the Beardsley and White Tanks district. H. E. GROOM. IS w Adams It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
EoR sAL-REAL EsrArE
BARGAIN

Account leaving state will sell cheap 160 acres deeded and 160acre reliQuishment, near Casa Grande. Phone S127. g
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

FINE BUILDING SITE
 Lot 5ox137 near Grand Ave. on Taylor St, $450. See M. E. Yarbor- ough, 122 w. Washington St. Room g. Phone <4sO. It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02

An ostrich is first picked of its plumes when less than a year old and then every> nine months of it's life.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Five Acres

s250O-s500 CASH s25 PER MO. Frame house rooms and screen porch, large chicken yard, GOODS and feed room and good shade; extra good water-Place fenced and cross fenced, part in sorgum-1 mile from school, 2 miles from Phoenix.
 B. NJ. ATWOOD 230 w. Jefferson St. Phone 4119. 2 160 ACRES. priced cheap to sell, good sandy loam soil, good house. garage and shade; extra good drink ing water, lots of gravity water for irrigation, about half cleared and level. in cotton last year. balance good pasture. Will trade for city or suburban home or sell on easy terms. See Atwood, 230 w. Jefferson street. Phone 411a. g
 FINE LOCATION For double house or apartment. lot 75x140. sidewalk, water and pebble dashed garage. All for price of lot. One block from Center. Call 102 E. Willetta. It LOT, 14th St. and Roosevelt, sS5O cash.
 Lots 50x140, Capitol Addition, S25 down, $10 per month.
 SEE JOHNSTON
 31 \. First Ave. k
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Glendale Acres

have subdivided my s0-acre ranch adjoining the city limits of Glendale and have some good 21s. 5 and To- acre tracts for sale.
 Paul Lorentzen. Box 11s. Glendale
 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
2OAcres

Of Al land. miles from city linn it's. excellent garden soil; can sell at $50 per acre
 o. S. M. REALTY CO.,
 122 N. 1st Ave z
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
21-2 ACRE BARGAIN

Located northeast, 1 block Brill car, blocks new school. Shade. fruit lots of feed for COW and chickens. well fenced. room brick house, good well soft water See owner. 11th St. and Little Maricopa canal. It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
Ashland Place

WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO OFFER ESPECIAL IN- JUDGEMENT TO BUILDERS OF HOMES IN THIS sFxCLU- SIVE HOME ADDITION, AND LET YOU PAY FOR THE SAME UPON THE MONTHLY INSTALLMENT PLAN.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-02
For Sale Cheap

10 Acres-N. Center. Good terms. Orange or grape land East front.
 R. NJ. TUCKEY
 301 Heard Phone 30S2-Res. Se94 k