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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05
Annual School Exhibit MAY 1924

The annual exhibits of the Minot
schools will be given at the high
school building May % and "a, to
which the public is cordially invited.
Miss Croker, secretary Of the Y. w.
G. A. who is in charge of the girls
physical eudcation in the schools, will
give an interesting exhibit with the
various drills from her students.
There will be the various exhibits
of art work, penmanship, domestic
science and vocational training work
of all kinds.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05
Neil McDougall. Turnkey Resigns
Canadian Hired

Neil McDougall, turnkey at the
county Jail for more than year has
resigned and will re-engage in the
contracting business. Neil was on
the job "a hours a day, seven days in
the week, and says that the only dif-
ference there is between serving time
and being turnkey is that the turn
key gets paid for his Incarceration.
Neil's family of boarders, when he
quit, comprised three men and two
dusky bellies who are serving time
for peddling dope. Mr.. McDougall's
successor is John Mccartney, Cana
dian, who has had several years ex-
pcriencc as a turnkey in Canadian
prisons. He had also been guard
in a Canadian insane asylum and a
member Of the mounted police force.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05
Frank Rose Opens New Barber Shop

Frank Rose Opens New Barber Shop
Frank Rose, who formerly conduct
ed barber shop in the basement Of
the Union National bank has opened
new shop in the Grams block. The
new shop is handsomely equipped with
clouded marble fixtures and white en-
ameled chairs. Shower baths and
showers are also maintained in con-
nection. For the benefit of custo-
mers a handsomely appointed rest
room has been built in underneath
the sidewalk connecting with the shop
proper. Here are comfortable chairs
and every convenience for the custo-
mer's benefit. The shop is reached
by an entrance adjoining the main en-
trance to the block and with it's splen-
did appointments this shop is bound to
enjoy an excellent patronage.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05
Robbed Oak Park Grocery

The Oak Park Grocery owned by
E. A. Shirley was entered Saturday
night, and 500 in currency was taken
from the cash register. Entrance
was gained to the building thru a
basement window and thieves got to
the floor above by breaking the hot
air pipe and crawling up thru the
register.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05

The potatoes that gave perfect GER
miAation after two weeks were soaked
in temperature Of IS to 40 degrees,
temperature that should obtain in .
good root csllas. There was partial
9osnination u1der these conditieas
after the potatoes had soaked svsa
four weeks
The experiment was made In ssder
to 11swsr accurately several inauafiss
received BY the department - y
whether potatoes that had been Aes6el
with water in the cellar wesh - oDol
for planting.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05

cialty. Both the state and federal gov
eminent are continually offering larger
opportunities for young men to be-
come expert repairmen. A large ex-
perience in repairs spells larger abil-
ity to operate. Unless the ability ac-
quired at the short courses in black
smithing and tractor work is put to
practical use it is soon lost
Zone common mistake is the at
tempt to substitute wrought iron parts
for outworn or broken castings. There
are cases where this can be wisely
done, and again there are cases where
the cost should make it prohibitive.
Castings of very intricate pattern can
be produced nearly as cheaply as much
palmer ones. This is not 50 in forg-
ing wrought iron. Molten iron can be
poured into almost any shaped mold.
The blacksmith is limited to certain
forms and proportions. The writer
has often been required to replace q
broken casting worth fifty cents with a
forging costing from FIVE to ten dol.
lars.
I'm taking machinery apart for re-
pairs it is wise to mark all parts -
there will b NO mistakes In reassemb-
ling. The opposite sides of csrtais
parts are often SO nearly alike that is
difficult to decide just how to place
them. A little care In marking before
taking down will save delay. In mark
ing, a center punch should b ussd -
stead Of cold chisSl Al It 10 fully ~
legible aD6 safer.
where Welding y required aesasatD
Measurements should be taken ~
tween holes"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05
Typew ritter Man Locates Here

VIM. p. Ridley, well known type
Writer and supply man from Fargo
has arrived to open offices in this city
under the name of the Office Specially
Co. Of Minot. He handles the Royal
and Corona typewriters and COM
pletc stock Of supplies and is prepar-
ing to 90 out after the business right.
He has secured quarters in the Asso-
cation of Commerce block.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05
Mrs. King Opens Stenogsaphic Office

Jeanette E. King has opened a
public stenographic office in the Jacob
son block. She plans on doing any
and all kinds of stenographic work,
multigraphing, etc. Many firms are
securing good returns from well-writ-
ten advertising letters. Mrs. King
has had quite bit of experience along
this line, and can put out a letter
Of this kind for you, written in a
fashion that will secure results. We
would suggest your giving her a
trial when needing any Of this class
Of work.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05

RA1IsRtas .A1iAlO s>EAstaNHA1l1D
floating. Miss Hilda Balerud and
Gilbert Den, sister of the groom and
brother Of the bride, were the attend
ants. The bride has beer employed
in the New York Hardware store for
three years and the groom is en-
ployed at the Russell Miller mill. They
are enjoying their honeymoon in the
east
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05
Death of Frederick W. Foster

Frederick W. Foster, son of Mary
Z. Foster, passed away Sunday at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Smith who
resides near the Model school. He
was As years Of age. The funeral
was held Tuesday from Van Fleets
undertaking parlors, Rev. p. w. Erick-
son, officiating.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05

would have produced no bushels.
The seven.year average Of Marquis
at the same station was 10 bushels %
the acre. II these 10 bushels had bosa
seeded the second year, they MOVIE
have, produced bat 81 Bushels, len
than half the amount produced BY ~
Kubanka. Kubanka 10 highly rust ~
sistaAt, as 10 Acme and NonaS q
"D-1", but like them 10 IN anlb0
durum wheat and is to some extsae
diseriminated against o. the narkse
as compared with Marquis and other
hard red wheats
4 bushel Of really gssA, high YIELD
ing wheat purchased this spring sAouh
produce 26 bushels, and o2G bushsle
within Is months, Mr.. Porter says in
commenting upon the Importance q
good seed.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05

Fritz Reishus, cashier of the Inter
national Harvester Company at the
branch Offices in this city has resigned
to 60 into the implement business with
II brother in Wisconsin. F. S. Rose,
formerly connected with the l. H. c..
at Minneapolis succeeds Mr.. Reishus.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05
Fadden Arrested Charged With. Steal
ing Cadillac

F. L. Watkins and F. c. Upton re-
covered two stolen cars at Wolseth
last week. One of the cars had been
left by a stranger with w. E. Pace
and the other with John Harstad.
While the officers were at Wolseth,
Fadden, Buster Grubbs and another
fellow drove up, evidently intending
to get the cars. Fadden was later
arrested by Watkins at the Citizens
Garage in Minot and was placed in
Jail Friday. He will also be arrested
under state charge, charging him
with theft Of Cadillac car, own
ed by DR.. Rothchild Of Minneapolis
and stolen April Is.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05

Mr.. and Mrs w. S. letters who are
spending the summer on their farms
in the vicinity of Sherwood are in
the city today.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05
sFFEcr or SOAKING poTAToEs

Potatoes soaked in water tive weeks
4 temperature few degrees above
AossiAg gave perfect termination, in
Q resent test BY the North Dakota A.
Aeuleusal college Horticultural depart
oeat, while potatoes soaked in stee.
~ temperature q % degrees stil
eaSnisated after three days, but lost
Ssrn,aatiag pswsr ssnpletsly y q
weeks time.
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or MARQUIS
WHEAT oursrR,Ps ku0AN,<A

me product Of enc bushel Of H.
banka wheat allowed to multiply
through two Seasons at the Langdon,
N. D., experiment STATEN. was twiee
de product Of a bushel q Marquis
wheat, talisg the seven year average
ct the station % a standard, declares
y, +. Porter .ef the Agricultural cel-
lege experinsst station in urging the
Importance Of securing good seed
wheat, even thsu0h 1t costs more
nsnlg than the usaal run q wheat.
The seven year average Of Kubanka
ct the Langdon station was - bushels
- the acre. II these ~ bushels had
Seen seeded the second year, thsy
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05
'kurth Settles With Street Railway
COmDany

A. H. Kurth, cashier Of the Citizens
Bank, who started an action against
the Lowry Street Railway Co., of St.
Paul, for damages received by him.
self and son Argalus, July Is, 1920,
was settled with the company for
S3,6O000.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05

August Zethren, prominent Max
businessman was visitor in the city
today.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05

X. w. kennard Exalted Ruler of 1889
R. W. Kennard, has been elected
Exalted Ruler of Minot Lodge No.
1889, B. P. 0. Elks, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death Of o. R. Roellig.
The other officers have been advanced
a step in their positions.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05
Bishop Tyler Blesses New EPISCOPAL
Church

The magnificent new All Saints Epis-
copal church was formally blessed by
the Rt. Rev. ]. Poyntz Tyler of Far
go, Episcopal bishop of North Dako-
ia, Sunday at 1890 a. m.
Opening with solemn professional,
the bishop conducted the services and
administered the rite Of confirmation
to So people. A large choir furnished
ing Rev. D. J. Gallagher, the rector,
was in general charge of the services.
A. M. Compton and Alex. Forester
were laymen and Archdeacon Martyr
Of Fargo assisted.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05
MinOt School Board Sues Bank Of
North Dakota

The Minot board Of education has
instituted an action against the Bank
of North Dakota to recover $4,000 on
deposit in the state bank and funds
have been garnished pending DISPOSE
ton of the case, Atty. John e! Greene,
counsel for the board, announced to-
day.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05

cash items ------ sl,G701T
Due from other banks
and cash -------- G,99G.30 8,G67.T
Total $141 .063.94
Liabilities
Capital stock paid in-----$ 100000
Surplus fund ----------- 100000
Undivided profits, less eX-
penses and taxes paid lSG4s
Individual deposits
subject to check $29. 1855
Guaranty fund de-
post -~---------~ 219.16
Time certificates of
deposit - 73,369.71 lO3,577.46
Bills payable --- 100000
Total ----------------$1 41, 0s3.s4
State of North Dakota, County of
Ward, S.
J, II. A. Kluver. Cashier Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
II. a. KLUVER,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 4th day of May 1921.
(SeaD w. E. GROHS,
Notary Public.
Correct. Attest
II. A. KLUVER.
JAMES JOHNSON, Directors.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05

No. 670
Report of the Condition of
THE FIRST STATE BANK
at Burlington. in the State of North Da-
kota. 1t the close Of business April IS,
1921.
Resources
Loans and discounts----s1 ,105.42
OVerdraftS. secured and I'M
secured Observation-Disclosures 420.04
Warrants, stocks. tax certi-
fictFeS. claims, etc. ------- 625.8S
Government issues ---- 1850 90
Banking house. furniture and
fixtures INSTRUMENTATION 4.650.00
Other real estate--- 11,945.13
Checks and t her
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05
nen.R.larnd Nnnfi.ls

Miss Anna Den, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Ole Den, prominent resi-.
dents Of the south prairie, was united
in marriage to Colmer Balerud, ct the
First Lutheran parsonage Saturday
afternoon, Rev. T. F. Gullixson Of
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-05-05
MlNOT MARKETS
No. 653
Report Of the Condition Of V
THE FOXHOLM STATE BANK

at FoXholm. in the State of North Da-
kota. at the clos" of business. April
18th. 1921.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-04
TOM sALL--MIs1sllancous

TOH SAII--MIsCs1lnncOus 4
FOR sALE-reni. some used lumber and a
good refrigerator. Can 1000 SO walter
fOR sALE-singsr tevinE machine. cheap
42s W santa No.
fRY BOLDLY milk. sattiacti0n guaranteed
Phone 2ii1R
FOR sALE-swcet Peas. Bneher's Gar
deus. Phone 80.
FOR hALE-paim beach suit; never Worn
sinos cleaned good a. new ai1e %. 022
50 hish Phoue 1899 ".
FOR SALE-i0 gal ~ Jersey milk a day
80 cents Per gallon. a. ranch 8a mile
southwest o. harelas Bridge. Highway road.
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%. ooo-s.room white eiucea, hunaalou.
modffn. sleeping porch. fireplace. furneef,
nafNnr. eprnefi nna locafion, atk pafd.
lt.1uo- H.foom. 1HfnIY pebble dash. mod
efu, large sleeping porch. West SILVER
Ave-.
Hnalnesa proferts, husiness opportunulea
9t.1t0- broom brick. modern, Elaased
elftplnf porch. garage, chicken houses.
y aidswaiks, eopinei Third eard,
clala ~.
% soo-as asrss Of good land. Q miles fsous
town, tive adobe hopaea, outhaiid lnka
small orchard. electric pumping pfanti
A. FLEISCHER
Real Estate. Insurance. Leans.
Phone o7t. III south Fourh ~
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May2l.2s Ianst.ll
NofIoK or SUIT.

No. IIFII.
State Of New Nexico. Couniy of nernaiillo,
In the District Court.
RUN Blair Plaintiff.
"a.
Nose Blair Defendant
To the Above Named Defendant;
You nre hereby notifird that a suit has
been Tiled against you in the naid Court aud
tnunfy M the above namrd plHlntint in
which The sid plaintiff prays for ahsoiuts
divorce on the Ef0uuds 81 ah-ndnnment and
non support AID you are further uoiified
that unless you enter ~ cause 10 be- entered
your appearance In said eause on ar before
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ROOFS REPAIRED

Now r. the time 60 have that
new rooI put on. or To- have the
old one painted aud repaired. Iiest
grade OF materials. work gunrnn-
teed. Cnil GihaOn-Fn Lumber
co. for man. Phone 3a3.
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UNIVERSITY
HEIGHTS

BliLbiNH
On F1rs, Addition From Yale Ave.
East to Gerard Ave.
Ths buysr shaII nst sroc. Or sI<r,
epan nia premises o. pfuall .. saiisl
" b erected Or placed np1n said prem
re s.x ~, hsn.s. Z = 1Si'e'sss
nscsriais u ssansrfiea VITA ne 90 q
ds.iIsl KSas. ssf .g.s5iss
has, sss.s', s"a ss'eas. ,.ss - AZ.
sald lols - aaDdigidfd o. huilIIurs
lraatsd en side streets. neg Hhan nnT
siais .siann Or fsufsrtrn - rsrit-ru,s
being defined a. any place hartafiag
three Or more people afflicted with ~
bereuloaisl.
on Second Addition From Gerard
Ave. East TO Carlisle Ave.
The hayer shall nat meff upon faid
premises or rarmlt or suffer- 20 b. erect
~ Or placed upon aaid prenlaes any tent
nv hsess. seS sssR harm. rsrs1ss o.
auttaaaea a. may Be necessary IN con
neefien With ths use u aaia prtinisea 49,
81 Sliar purposes nor mcrs than nnr
~. nor shall an, building Of lsss than
restricted value an he rear u tas lot BE-
gssd for dwelling purposes longer han
fonr months from the date 81 consfyuo,
ten. ana al adofa buildings muaI b.
cement flashed on me exterior Nlhln
an monfha aftef construction. nnd no
~ cling house and ae~tompan4inG barns.
Manages. oufhnuTfn Or pcrtle1 thereon ~
placed neaFer than IS feet 70 thN fronf
hns Of she los. and no aseillnf house
and Accompanying horna and ~ontholidinTa
aAail b 81 less taine than N4.i1o. Dor
shah any 81 nuch lots b. snb-dividsd Or
buildings frouted on side streets. nor
shall any open or dry toilets BE- permitted
on aald premises. nor Ahall any solid
board frncra BE- constructed on iha lots.
nor ahAil my building erected on aald
lots be used ~ q store Or aaultarlum
(sanltarium being defined a. eng place
harborinE three o. more people afflicted
With tubsrcaloaial.
Above the smoke and dust-all
city -conveniencca Over $4,000
worth OF building improvements
nov under construction. Go VI for
yourself.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
DEVELOPMENT CO.
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Horfcn OF PARTNERSHIP
DISSOLUTION.

Notice Va hereby ~ N that the partner.
ship heretofore conducted BY &. a. Cheiiew
and \. 4. Moutrie, under he name and style
% the Emcse Studio. 81 J1eE West Central
Avenue. has been dissolved a. % this date.
Hereafter Nouifie' a. sole pfopfie'ef
rnt location until Msy 25th. 1874 when he
will remove his studio 20 the Golden kuH
Buiidius Mr. Mouirie will collect the asssts
81 the former partnership and assumes all
The liabilities thereof,
g = cHELLkw,
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/ HAVE Tor ale al prices that are flght the
following registered Hereford cattle ~
two Yenrold bulls. % ono year old bulls -
two year old hcifersi ~ ons yearold heiiers.
For further particulars write John y Bell.
Nara Nisa. Quay County. New Mexico.
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LEGAL NOTICES

ADNIHfsfRAToRFS NOTICE,
In the Probate Court ~ befnAiillo County,
New Nexicu.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Agnes O'snl
iyan stokes. Deceased.
Notice u hereby given that the unaer.
signed was. On the 2Kd day 81 May, 1921,
duly appointed administrator Of the estate
II Agnes OiSullifan Stokes, deceaaeo, ~
the Probate Court Of Bernaiiile County. ard
having qualified a. such Naturalization al
persons having claims arainat the estate Of
said deeedcnt are hereby notified and ~
qnircd 10 present tho same 10 the uuder-
signed In ID. manner and within the tune
prescribed ~ law.
Dated May i9th, 1891.
FiRsT SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY.
AdmlHlssrnfau
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Santa Fe Time Table
%

wEsTBoUNp-Daug
Train Arrive Depart
No. The Hcouf -. I-1opm os10pm
No. a-Cnlif LimIIad NJ. a0am 1l.i0ain
No. 7-fargo Taaf ....1fsiOam l1.a1am
No. o-The Nayeiel2 .t0pm 1sioam
No. POI Paso Frp :. i0ilopm
No. 21-M rase Ezp iiiaoam
tAhTbOUND
70. a-The Navajo ~. 1itspm aitspm
No. Htalf. Limited bf00nm bA0rIn
No. s-saptA ~ hight l.f5rm ssoopm
No. lO-fhs Scout 80. 1:1Qam 7.6eau
FROM SOUTH
No. 9S-Ffom ~ paso. 0s1frm
No, 3O-From VI Peso. 7 s0oam
No. 20 cohneeta Ct neien With No. - for
Clovis. Pseos VALLEY. kaaass c. AAd Gall
No 20 connects a Bslsn viii No. a
from Clovis and points east and south o.
Clovis.
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FOR sALE-keio camp iraiisf complsie; n
nnt.ciAss conaitua Induces tent beds.
isbls, stove, Ice lok. Phone 1911. 1i25 y.
silver.
FOR sAhhm "a, .g'1ss. Piss0 gss'p,sll,
2lva.I. o. address !. W. waitsr, ans ;
ND sCpTFY u array eanVs7 folding cots
and angle irun cots; perfect condition.
se1 80. fitlt 81
FOR sALk-Coanters table,, chaiu, dishes.
coffee urn cash register portable oven,
and other equipment suitshls Tor Zee cream
ios Albuquerque, y, Ms1
DEPENDABLE fLANTs-Forto Rico and
ali leading varieties u sweet potato
plsnts. slso tomatoes; 500, H.25i 1000.
sa,esi 5000. $1,000 Esq plants. sweet
Bermuda s eslasss i,ooS. i1i.oO'' O0 D.iis.r,
and count guaranteed. Send for deserip.
tive folder. Dealer set ny wholesale
price,. Tesas' Pioneer Pisnt shipper. Q.
oHmOrHACroR Is
~ 3, ESGf, h C. CHIK0PKXCfOR.
office 2Oeh \ Sesond. Phone b72-J.
ROOMS NTrH HOARD
ONE large room. newly furhIshsd: saltabls
for one Or TIVE, with board. ia72'W.
FOR RENT Houses
FOR RENT-Tour-raaa furnished house.
iT2ts West Central, Phone 2b2.
FOR RENI-s room modern houss. Apply
$40 y. Third.
FOR RENT-Two small houses IN Highlands.
fUrnished or unfurnithed. Phone i2sO-W
FOR kENT-B roon house, 1915 : High
Nl1 Naier paid. Phone 1880.
HOUSE fOh hENt- a Hammered, ga
ImaN silver HNuuN laILH
FOR RENT-t room house furnished ne.r
car line $50 per month, Inquire 7ie \.
Eighth Phone INV.
FOR RtNr- aud sHem hoasss, some fgT
nished and SOME uufuruishsd. ". ~
McMiliion 200 ". Gold
FOR KENr-Compisteiy famishsd Groom
hume, 2 or 2 month";, reasonable. Phone
1881, before SUNDAY
WK HENT-Fivs rooms With sissping
porch slse garage Apply 7ol Se~ forE
FOR RENr-s room house: modem com.
pleieiy furnished. Noat desirable location
In town half block FROM Central Ave, Ven
rfasbnHhie. Phone IsuI.M.
house. 2is North High. No children
Apply W. A. GoM phone g4uaI 3. uf
write rosiofhee hos I
~ HENr-Oue room cottage aud ~sleeping
fur light housek eepins Call Ia Aiterneuna
~ liz south Nassar uniyersity Heights.
FOR RENr-5 room bungalow modern.
with rlassed in sieeplng porch; gas and
steel range we'll furnished with piano. Cor
Fourth and Lsad Ave, $40. 2 blocks FROM
r. o. Ne siek. Inquire goa " silver
FOR RENT-Aperments Ss
TWO partly furnished Tooma Tor light house,
Keeping ll0h = second 81
a00Ns ior hsht kOussksspihs. soT Nortl
Third ST.
FOR RENT-Fufhished aparimeni-8 ROOM
and connecting bath $50. 2nrh \
second. Ayerill Apts
fOR kENT-2 room apartment: light front
rooms One block west q Santa Pc shop
On csr line htl.J.
FOR RENT-3 room Apartments mnishrd
modern no children. g0i Forf,sttr
i1T9R
FOR KENT-Two aud hree room moderl
furnished apartments. with garage. hu
and cold. s2t = broadway.
FOR HENr-Two hfht housekeeping rooms
furnished also z bedrooms. ieiis n
Third.
FOR RfNT-Modera apartment, furnished
rooms and bath 2 large aieepinl
porchss. lii1 D. Central. Phone b7i
uornings.
FOR khNT- Furuishfd apsrmeat. thres
room strictly modern furnished apartment
equipped with disappearing beds. also be-
on porch rent $40 hot and cold water paid
Inquire 600 Eakt Coal Ave
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PRICE EMRcHrAN D WE VIII sELLEM-DT 7. KNosBuRY. zO wEsr GOLD Ave


LeVefett Zapf q %.
Huatiera IN Real Estate IN an 10
branches. Eeney 20 loan.
WE INSURE ANYTHING IN
RtfHlABLE
MAIN oFFIcR FOR
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
lot ua figure on your plans
house. We can do Il and ave you
some money. A trial viii con-
vince you.
Always glad 10 be OF service to
YOU.
200 West Gold Ave. Phone $50.
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POULTRY \ EGGs

WANTED-To cell 700 : iev ponads %
scratch pads at Zoe per poanj. Evening
psrsla business afftes
WHITE LEGHORN ZOOS Tor settling rs
Tor Si2a; delivered. from registered
stock; fertility guaranteed. 1913 North
Eleventh street
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FOR RsNr-Omce space. us soath Fourth.
opposite postufhcs. Phone 7t5I
FOR SALE-solid black walnut bedroom
set spsinE and nns hair natives also
walnut stand, three a. cot with thick telt
mattress. three quarter iron frame spring
end fgf Wnttfess one small Wilton
rugs. Globe Wrrnicke sectional bookcases la
quartered golden oak also bed room chair
aud rocker. Call ~ 1879 West Central Ave.
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WANTED

Position as stenographer with local
concern. Can furnish the best OF local
references.
ADDRESS BOX a.
Care Of Herald.