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The New York herald., 1921-01-23
APARTMENTS = UNPUBLISHED.
Borough OF Brooklyn.

SEVEN room apartment; steam heat, cleo
tric light, hot water, bath and shower; also
garage space In up TO date family house.
Call BushwiCk 6s33. or so StuyVesant av.,
corner DeKalb av.. BROOKLYN.
sT JAMES PLACE, 76-Seven large out
side rooms. BATH steam, hot water; CON
venient 10 subway; immediate possession.
Ernuraes gGAp
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Miscellaneous.
Country Board wanted.

BOApDERS for health: very reasonable
good care; farm. Address ~ Clymor st..
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SUBWAYS MAY BE
COMPLETED IN 1921
At Least All Dual System Ex-
tensions Will Be Under
Construction.
BY JOHN H. DELANEY.

TrGnsit Construction Commissioner.
The year 1921 win probably see under
construction practically all of the rapid
transit work contemplated under the
dual contracts signed in 1913. In 1920
55.3S miles of track was completed and
placed in service. This brought the
length Of elevated and subway lines in
operation TO 60l.2 miles out of n total OF
6ls miles embraced in the dual system,
covering four OF the five boroughs OF
the city. There still remains to be COM
pleted and placed in operation under the
dual contracts The following sections:
INTERBoRoUGH LINES.
Mileage. Mileage.
Stelnway tunnel extension TO
Times square. O.3s V-'o
NEW YORK MUNICIPAL LINES.
fourteenth Street-Eastern Line;
Mileage. Mileage. Mileage Mileage.
Elevated 49,. $40 1.1O
Totals ...... 7.2s 1914 rs 1S.It
Nassau street line. 100 200
Totals c.Oo la.'p
During 1920 extensions to the dual
system placed in operation were as fol-
lows:
Cost.
Eastern Parkway. Brooklyn. si5. 100000
Livonla avenue Brooklyn. 100000
Nostrand avenue, Brooklyn. 7,230.0oV
Westchester-P Pelham Bay, Bronx. 5,l50OD
White Plains road, Bronx. x......... 63O,OO0
Webster avenue, Bronx. ......... 2,1oO,uoU
4YiRG Whitehau street Manhattan. %. 10000
Queen Queens Plaza. Plaza. ......a......... s.e5oOoo
Island ' ..........:..:...,. 100000
Total ................... .se7. 10000
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Much of the work Already Done.

Much OF the work Already Donc.
The construction work provided for in
the dual contracts but not yet completed
in Manhattan involves an outlay OF APP
proximately Ss,750,O00 for the Four
teenth street subway, about s5.000,000
for the extension of the Queens Borough
route from Forty-seeond street and PARK
avenue to Forty-f1rst street and Seventh
avenue and about $10.00O.0O0 for the
construction of the Nassau street line.
All of these costs include outlay for
labor and materials. real . tate. superin--
tendence and interest during construc-
ton.
When the rapid transit programme as
laid out under the provisions OF the dual
contract, is completed the city's outlay
under the terms OF contracts /, 2.
and 4 in Manhattan will be approxi-
rnately S135. 100000; in Brooklyn. S12s.-
000, 900; in the Bronx, SJS.750,000 and
In Queens, S15,500,0O0.
Construction work in the boroughs Of
The Bronx and Queens has practically
been completed. The joint operation in
Queens provided for in the city's
transit programme has been deferred
because OF litigation over equipment on
the city owned structure in that bor-
ough. This litigation is due TO the fact
that under the terms of the contract
the Queens structure was equipped by
the Interborough company for the typo
OF cars operated by that corporation.
Subsequent to the making OF the agree
ment for joint operation a type of car
was approved for the New York munic-
ipal lines that has a width OF approx
mately ten inches greater than the In
terborough cars or OF the elevated rail-
road cars OF the Brooklyn rapid transit
system.
The power contact rails. signal devices.
and other equipment features on the
Queens elevated structure are not suited
TO the New York municipal type OF car.
Neither are the platforms, OF the rapir
transit stations In Queens Borough. To
permit OF the operation Of the wide cars
will involve a considerable outlay for
change in power rails and cutting or Of
the fronts OF all station platforms. Tho
Interborough company has refused 20
make these changes or TO sanction the
making OF changes. and its contentioH
has been sustained by the courts up 10
the present time. Efforts are still being
made to adjust conditions so as 10 per-
init Of the Joint operation contemplated
under the terms OF the contract.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED

PHYSICIANS residence and offices. 112 II
s5th RI. occupied by physician many years
or floors for rent: office completely fur
nished. Phone Lenox 1890
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Borough Of Bronx.

TWO floors, making one handsome apart
nent in brick house In most exclusive
neighborhood OF Bronx. for rent. Rental si30
per month. Apply by letter only 60 ". ".
Koi1LEri. SIS w. is0th st.. New York city.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.

APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED.
From Battery to I4th St.. Inclusive.
GREENWICH VILLAGE. 8 large rooms and
bath, with improvements, four flights up
1925 monthly. 177 Macdougal St, between
North Washington 50. and sth st.
GREENWICH vILIAGE-wEST 9TH ST.
rooms. kitchen and bath. S1i0 monthly
modern improvements. PIsPE. washinston 50.
WASHINGTON SQUARE SECTION.
WEST 9TH ST, CORNER 1iTfI.
Ready for occupancy, . and room studio
apartments. 500 upward. We also have a
number OF very select and desirable apar =
monts Of all descriptions. Send for our list.
PEPE, WASHINGTON SQUARE.
4TH, 22s west-Five newly decorated rooms.
steam. electricity, MI improvements.
Above 18th st. 10 59fh st. unciusive).
East River TO North River.
large room with private bath. southern
exposure. all improvements, $I5 per month ;
a room without bath, north light. S65 per
month. Mrs. wESCHLER. Hotel Chelsea,
West 23d ST. at Ith av.
A room apartment. sublet 10 October !.
1921: 500 per month. Manager, Hotel
Chelsea, West 23d 81. al 9Th av.
CARLTON CHAMBERs.
on Madison av.. at 4Ith 81.
Beautiful room and bath apartment, fur
nished or unfurnished maid service; long
CHARLES y. PLUMNfER,
400 Madison nv. Murray nm $500.
FIVE sunlighted rooms, overlooking river
all improvements: must be seen 20 be ap-
preciated, rent $500; lease. - Beeknan
place. East 50th st.
LEXINGTON Av.. 5l5-Six beautiful rooms.
elevator. electricity. parluet floors.
nth ST.. i5s west.-Three rooms and bath
modern In every respect; SO. Apply super
,,.,,s,s, ,-,s,,T e;,S
Two non-housekeeping apartments. two
rooms and bath each: possession at once
high class house; exclusive neishborhood' :
N'''' wM. A. WHITE G. SONS.
&c Cedar 81. Tel. John 5Too.
20 WEST 5GTII ST.
Two rooms kitchenctte and bath, parquet
floor, steam heat, electric light. large closets
immediate possession: rent ~ 600: also large
studio and bath on second floor size 3nx20.
Apply on premises or SLANsON & HOBBS.
iG2 West I'D ~.
a5TI ST, .l6 w.--3-i rooms, bath. steani.
parquct floors. electricity. telephone.
aaTII STREET. 27O WEST.
-Four rooms. bath. and shower, electric
light. all improvements. Apply Surt. or !
y. N. AZ u. v. MEAD & co. 39I sth nv.
Sp-43 EAST .7T'H ST..
between Madison and 4th avs.-Hrc Glass
apartments, 3-f-7 rooms; centrally located: /:
rents reasonable Apply premises.
3e1'H, go w. (subwaI around corner) Six
large rooms, tiled beth, steam, hot water.
electric light ss5-saa;
5isT ST. EAST.
Exclusive apartment. studio. three bod
rooms. kitchenettc. bath. elevator. maid ser
vice. Plaza a22o.
50rH ST, E.--studio. two rooms, bath. en-
tire floor. bath; can be divided; beautiful
house; elevator n GO Herald. Herald so.
5GTH sT.. 30 west-Two rooms aud bath.
very large and light; real bargain; 81 500.
Ring Johnston's bell.
55,rfl ST, 3O5 W.-Seyen large rooms, bath +.
steam. hot water. Prospect 0Gi2.
5sTH, zoo W.--Six room attractive apart
mont of highest type. Apply supt.
bsTH, I5s W.--Attractive room apartment;
high class puilding. Apply superintendent.
An advertisement Nv the Lost and
Found columns OF THE NEW TORE
BEPALD offers a real possibility Of
recovering goRT lost property.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED


FURNISHED . rooms, with kitchen also
five room cottage for summer season
state price o $50 Herald, Fulton st.
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REAL ESTATE-EUROPE.


COUNTRY HOUSES for sale Apply offic,
lmmohlier lReal Estate Office, VICTOF
PIERMONT, Brussels.
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About $4s5.ooo. 900 Spent So Far

CITY expenditures thus far under the
dual system have been approximately
$214, 600. 600. all of which represents con-
struction costs. For equipment of the
various lines and as their share of the
construction cost the two operating COM
panies have expended to date approxi-
mately 1921, 600. 900. OF this amount the
Interborough company has contributed
almost $5S. S.000,O 900 for construction and
SS4 900. 900 for equipment.
The New York municipal company has
contributed approximately $l4,56O,000
for construction of city lines and approx
imately s64,000000 for equipment and
reconstruction of it's own lines. These
expenditures bring the total outlay to
date under the terms of the dual cen
tract to approximately S435,00O, 600. This
rapid transit investment Is exclusive or
the city's expenditure of s57, 800. 600 for
construction of the rapid transit line
built under the terms of contracts No. l
and No. 2, for the equipment of which
the Interborough Rapid Transit Com
psny is credited with the expenditure
of approximately $36.000,000.
For carrying out the city share OF
the rapid transit programme the expen-
diture of public funds for construction
work under the terms of contracts Nos.
!, ., 3 and in the Borough OF Man
haitian has been approximately VIZ
100000 up to the present time.
City expenditures for rapid transit
lines in Brooklyn now in operation have
been approximately s99.000.000. city
expenditures for rapid transit lines in
The Bronx have been approximately
$1S.75O. 900, and inyaueens, including cost
TO the city of two rapid transit tunnels
TO that borough, about 15,500.0 900.
OF rapid transit lines now under con-
struction or provided for by the terms
of the dual contracts the city investment
in Manhattan will be approximately S2j.-
100000, and for lines in Brooklyn under
construction or provided for by contract
about $2s, 100000. The latter sum is
represented by the cost of the tunnel
from Fourteenth street, Manhattan, to
North Seventh street. Brooklyn, and OF
four sections of the so-called Fourteenth
street Eastern District line still to be
built.
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.


OFFICE, about 900 square feet. Wall Street
district: or would share; Wall street pre-
ferred. j SOB Herald. Fulton st.
SMALL furnished uptown office. OF would
share larger office: prompt payment; am
pie references; state particulars; quiet. Is
303 Herald. Herald sq.
TWO business women desire one or two
rooms for drcssmaking and millinery be-
tween 42d and 59fh sts.: central location
reasonable rent; full particulars. Reply j
~ Herald. Herald sd.
wANTED-To lease 10000 50. It,: prefer
single occupancy; possession before May ] (.
for office and warehouse: no manufacture
ing; good shipping facilities essential; loca-
tion West Side, vicinity Canal ST., or con-
slider East or West Side north TO 30th. G..
MONTAGUE MAB1E. SO W. 42d; tel. Van
derbilt s36.
wANTED-Buiiding or ground floor for stor-
age purposes, between Battery and 14th ST.
II Gs1 Herald. $50 Bway.
WE have clients for buildings. lofts, offices
and showrooms: let US know what YOU
have for sale or lease: quick action. Depart
nent u, JOHN w. PARIS & SON. INC. 141
w. Seth ct. Telephone fitzroy e8o4.
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Farms Wanted.

WANTED--Old ten to twenty acre farm
swith buildings. within 80 miles New York
close cash Immediately. 558 Herald, 2St
Broadway.
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Borough OF brooklyn.

PIEBREPONT. 30 U'klyn) One. two. three
room apartment with breakfast room ana
bath: SI5 20 Sf2J month; 10 minutes from
Wall 81. subway 10 Clark ST.; owner on
premises. ready for occupancy.
RIpGEWOCD SECTION-Fivr and six rooms.
sun parior. pnruuet floor. furnace. electric
naifr. all improvements. CeraEe. driveway
x65 and 80. rhyne Evergreen oes5.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New Jersey.

ALL size farms, located In the potato belt.
CLIFFORD G. BROWN, Cranbury Station,
ofrT1tN
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WANTED-House or apartment, unfurnished.
between 18th st. and Washington So, lth
av. and University place; state size and
terms. Address Suite All, " Wall ST.
WANTED 10 reAt house. unfurnished. Al
Forest Hills. Kew Gardens or Garden City;
about rooms, baths, garage. X 66J Her
aid, 2s0 Bway.
WANT TO rent. vacant or S room house In
Richmond Hill, North Jamaica av. Phone
Richmond Hill 1Sn3W.
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During 1920 extensions to the dual
system placed in operation were as fol-
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Miscellaneous.

FARMS for sale; catalogue free.
Strout Farm Agency, Box #. 40 Nassau ST.
WE have for sale some of the most produc-
tive cultivated farms in Marnette county.
Write JACOBS & DASHNER, Peshtigo, Wis,
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

AT CONGERS-One hour out, rooms. bath
modern house; price $500; free and clear
trade for city house or near by add cash
DUROSS, 26I Broadway. Phone Barclay
ST34.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
SPECIAL NOTICES
RAE SHOP

ETHEL FAUvOR has abandoned my home. l will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her Maurice Fauvor. bn
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
MINSTREL SHOW ID
 BE GIVEN AT MESA

MESA, Jan. 17-A minstrel show with more than 50 local people in the cast of characters is to be presented at the l.. D. $. auditorium on Friday night of this week. under the direction of Mrs. B. E. Clingen of Los Angeles. Mrs. Clingen has been in Mesa for several weeks and is conducting regular rss hearsals, training the cast and getting everything in shape for the staging of the performance.
 The characters she has obtained in Mesa offer some unusual talent and will be able to present high class en- tertainment. One of the features of the evening is to be 25 children who dressed as picaninnies will represent the south land in song and dance.
 Probably no amateur production has been presented in Mesa this season that has involved the undertaking and hard work that the minstrel perform ance has and Mrs. Clingen is confident that it will be acclaimed by all who at tend as one of the best attractions of the year.
 Following the conclusion of the show the floor will be cleared and dancing will be indulged in for the remainder of the evening.
 Mesa to Play in Phoenix
 uG N1cSd ulSn SCnOOl DdShGIDdll team will journey to Phoenix Tuesday evening for a game with the Phoenix Y. M. c. A. team. The contest is to be staged on the "Y" court. A number o1 fans from here will accompany the team.
 Change Toegery Staff
 Following the resignation of A. H Mangold. former manager of the shoe department at the Toggery, E. M. Stein has been made manager of that de- partment, being promoted from the mems furnishings srde. Edward z Johnson has recently arrived here and has taken the position vacated by Mir Stein. Mir. Mangold has departed with his family for Tucson, where they will reside
 Prepare for Annual Meet
 More than 75 members of the Mesa Commercial club have already signi- fled their intention of attending the annual club dinner and business meet ing to be held Thursday night in the Episcopal Guild hall, Secretary Dan Collett has been busy on arrangements for the event for the past week and prepared a program that will be a bis attraction. Several noted speaker. from Phoenix are to attend as guests of the club and local officials and mem. bers of the club will be included or the speakers program. The bushes. session will include the hearing of re. ports from last years affair and tn,
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
NelDs From Tempe

TEMPE, Jan. 16-There will be reg ular meeting of the Maccabees Tues day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Re- treatments will be served.
 Entertains at Dinner
 Mrs. Merit of Prescott and Mrs. H. Schofhusen were dinner guests at the Charles Peil home, Sunday.
 Mir. Baber Improving
 Mir. Baber's many friends will be glad to learn that he is still improving and it is thought he is now out of danger unless unexpected complications set in.
 On Sick List
 Mrs. Mary Craig and Mrs. Frank Parry are among the Tempeans who are on the sick list. There seems to be quite an epidemic of colds and grippe in this locality
 Return from Peoria
 Mrs. l.. A. Talbott returned from Peoria Sunday evening where she was called last Friday on account of the illness of her mother, Mrs. NJ B Darrow.
 Joint Installation
 Joint installation of the Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythias will take place Tuesday night. Refreshments will be served. This affair was to have been given last Tuesday evening but was postponed on account of the trag- edy that occurred that night
 Ladies' Aid Will Meet
 The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs F. S Warner. All friends and members oi the church are invited. Return to Bisbee
 Mir. and Mrs. H. True who have beer visiting friends in Tempe, returned tc their home in Bisbee, Monday morning
 On Sick List Miss Alverta Goodwin who has beer i quite i'll the last few days was reported some better Monday. Randolph ha. also been on the sick list but is up agair | now.
 The business men of Tempe hay, made arrangements to have an in ! creased night police force 4 nigh 1 watchman is needed in east Tempe ant ] if possible to raise the salary the cit!
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
VALLEY DAIRYMEN
 TO MEET TONIGHT

There will be a meeting of all the dairymen and creaInerymen of the val ley this evening at 7:3O o'clock at the office of the state dairy commissioner at the state house for the purpose of discussing the proposed amendment to the stae dairy law.
 R. c. Pollock, coming from the Ma tional Dairy Council, will address the meeting along the lines of progressive dairying MT. Pollock undoubtedly will have message of importance to the local dairymen and each one should avail himself of the opportunity to get such information from an authority like MT. Pollock.
 c. $. Brown, president of the state farm bureau, will also be present and will speak at the meeting. A general discussion of farm problems will take place.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

council will employ one. The number of unemployed transients has become so great that chain gang is being contemplated Idle men will be given their board in exchange for their ser vices on tho street work
 Coleman Transfer Changes Hands The old Coleman Transfer has again changed hands. Kuykendoll and Young being the new proprietors.
 City Council Meets
 The city council of Tempe met Mon day night to consider purchasing tke electric light and gas plant for Tempe from Mir. Chandler.
 Tile Too Small
 It has been noted that the tile which is being put in the lateral ditches by the paving company seems to be too small in some instances to take care of the service necessary. Persons inter- ested in this matter should look into 1t and if not satisfied make complaint to the city council at once.
 Paving Progressing The paving work is now going for ward on Fifth street. Bullet Removed from Mir. Eaher's Arm Mir. Baber is reported to be still inn proving. The bullet was removed from his shoulder Monday morning and he stood the operation very nicely.
 Able to Be Up
 Mrs. R. l.. Alexander was able to be up Monday after an Illness of several days.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
election of board of directors for the

election of a board of directors for the new year.
 III With Flu
 Mrs. A. Hunsaker is i'll at her home on the highway west of Mesa with in- fluenza
 Southside Theaters Today Majestic, Mesa-"Out of the Storm" all star cast. Pathe News. Bray Picto- graph. Burton Holmes Travelogue. Gilbert-"What Happened to Jones' starring Bryant Washburn. "Phan- tom F'oe'' serial.
 Tsmpe-"Crooked Streets" starring Ethel Clayton. Western drama "The Trail of the Hound' starring Hoot Gibson.
 Chandler-'West Is Vest starring Harry Carey. Comedy Bear Skinned Beauty
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
Legal AdUerfisir7g
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING

nual meeting of the Arizona Vermont Gold and Copper company will be held at the Commercial hotel in Phoenix Arizona, at zoo o'clock in the evening of Thursday, March the 3rd. 1921, for the purpose of electing officers and for such other business as may prop erly come before the meeting.
 E. c. MOORE, Secretary. Dated at Phoenix. Arizona, January
 15, 1921.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

An effort to form a pool of tobacco growers has failed in Kentucky. The reason given is the failure to arouse sufficient interest among the farmers to make the venture a success.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

Between s0.OO0.O00 and sl0o, o,00o,ooo acres of land in the United States are too wet for cultivation, being in swamps or subject to periodical over flows
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
rHE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING JANUARY 18 1921
BUSINESS CHANGES
A Real Buy

Annex dining room, doing a good. steady profitable business. for sale at very reasonable price if taken once. Owner must leave for East-otherwise would not sell. See owner at Annex Dining Room. 515 N Central. It
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
BABER-J MERCANTILE COMPANY Will Operate on Cash
 Basis

Owing to the condition of Mir. Baber, who was the credit man of our Company, coupled with the general conditions confronting the entire country, we will go on a STRICTLY CASH BASIS, taking effect Monday, January 17th.
 At the very best, if MT. 5sber re- covers it will be several months be- fore he can resume his duties. Dur ing the interval it will be impos- sible for Mir. Jones to do the pur- chasing, general managing and give the accounting the proper attention.
 Our prices will be revised and lowered to a point that will be at. traotive; coupon books will be on hand. We will do no soliciting but prompt deliveries will be made.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
BUSINESS cHANcFs

YOUNG man and wife desire inter sst with services in paying business.
 man is experienced salesman. owns ear: wife is experienced office woman, with college education. Republican. Box e-~ bp
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

LET US refinish your household goods. Bedsteads, chandeliers and light $ xtures our speciality. High grade work, lowest prices. Also use- ful household articles. Arizona Min eral Compound Co, 21 South 9th Ave.
 Phone 1928 If
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
scHooL OF RIDINc

NEW STATE CORRAL South zth
 Ave. and Madison St. Phone 1573. Jeff England. For rent Gaited Saddle Horses. Ladies and Children Taught to ride. 2-g
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

IF YOU want cotton pickers or any other reliable help. call CENTRAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
 IS WALL ST. PHONE 466s tf
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18

NOTICE is hereby given that Glenn E. Tilton has severed his connection with the business known as the A to z Advertisers of Phoenix, Arizona, Harry Martin assuming all obligations pertaining thereto. dg
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
REAL ESTATE OFFICES

REAL ESTATE OFFICES
 SUNNY SIDE REALTY co. SIS Heard Bldg. Phone 4224. If ROY NEBLETT REALTY co. 110 N. Central Ave. Phone 170S If Real Estate-Losns-Insu
 FRANK F. STEWART M. of R. B. Phone 1881 Phone 1897 IT W. Adams St. If
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
Drug Store

Want to buy an or interest in good paying and up-to-date pharmacy;
 population 5000 or over; give all par ticulars in first communication. Ad- dress Box 90k. Republican. bp
Arizona republican., 1921-01-18
wANrEp-HELP. MALE

WE START YOU in the candy busi- ness at home. small room. or any Were; everything furnished: earn $50 weekly, up: men, women. experience unnecessary; advertise candy. Send self addressed stamped envelope for free particulars. Candymakers Co.,, . s. 18th st., Philadelphia, Pa. 2bb
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