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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
DIR. MUTCH WILL SPEAK
At PARK SERVICES
Washington Heights Meetings
Attracting Largest Attend
ance This Year.

The Rev. Andrew Mutch. u. D.,
Bryn Mawr. Pa. viii be the preacher
pastor Of the Presbyterian Church Al
At tomorrow nights union evangai-
Istic service in Washington Heights
Par. His subject viii be What is
Your Iife7"
Dr. Muteh who Is regarded as one
of the foremost clergynen Of the
Presbyterian Church, IL not a strang-
er to Wiln1ingtonfans. At the spring
Lenten meetings in 81. Andrews
Church he was A speaker and 50 in
srdring was mis- sermon that many
who heard him at that time ex@
pressed desire 70 hear him again.
THAT desire will be RrafiHed tonior-
row evening. The joint committees in
charge Of this series Of meetings urR-
- the members Of all cooperating z
churches to hear Or. Mutch answer
The question embodied in his subject.
The Rev. Joel s. Giinllan viii preside
he Hev. Charles II. Bonner will Of
FER the prayer and Rev. Charles T.
'andee, d. D.. viii read the scrip
lures.
In addition to the sermon and rom
sregatioral singing of familiar hymns
the Philharmonic Band. under dirac.
tion Of Professor r. Norris Robinson
viii present program Of sacred
music beginning NJ Ills o'clock. The
band viii also accompany the con-
grera tional singing.
The cooperating Protestant Tpis.
cepal. Presbyterian. Methodist and
Baptist churches are confident that
this years meetings. not only win be
Of spiritual profit. but the largest at
/ tended OF any park series yet held
/ The fact that 1000 deeply interest ~
/ persons ATTENDED the opening services
of the series on last Sunday night
would seem 20 justify this forecast
| On that occasion the REV. Charles r..
| Candee pointed out the worlds need
| of men Of God. At all the service,
mans duty 70 God and TO the natiog
at this particular time win be en-.
pnasized. DR.. Mutch's message to
morrow night is expected 10 be mos
/ helpful IN this particular. Among tn
1 other distinguished cIergymen TO b.
heard later will be Bishop Ernest g
| Richardson OF the Methodist Fspisco
| pal church.
There are seats for all. IN case o
rain the service will be held in Han
" r Church at the announced hour
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
CANADA TO TAG FISH.
Scientists Interested in Effort TO Learn
OF Mlgrations.

Montreal. June Migrations OF
placing a tag on individual fish, it was
announced yesterday by members of
the International Fisheries Commits
sion. which met to discuss a program
of study and observation to be ap-
piled TO fishing grounds.
Scientists were present representing
the United States, Canada and New
Foundland
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
MRS. HOVER FATALLY
STRICKEN IN PARK
Falls Unconscious While Watch
ing Ball Game and Dies Short
Time Later i'm Home.

Apparently IN the best Of health, al
though having complained during the
past few days OF the excessive heat,
Mrs Annie Hover. aged 50 years.
widow of william Hover. formerly
a well-known business man of this
city. and a sister Of Representative
Robert W. Kramer, was stricken with
paralysis last evening while spec
tator at the voliey ball games being
held in stapler Park. Seventeenth
street and woodlawn avenue. and
died thirty minutes later at the home
Of Police Captain David wardle. 1907
Lincoln street, where she lived.
Her death came as great shock
90 her relatives and many friends nor
she had never complained of feeling
unweil and 30 ali appearances was In
very robust health. She had gone
60 the par kfnr the evenings enter
iainment but had been there but a
short time when she suddenly fell
over unconscious. Those who went to
her assistance thought she hnd sue
cunibed to the excessive heat and that
II was merely a fainting spell. She
was placed In an automobile and sre-
moved 10 her home where she died q
short time after arrival. never hav-
ing reEaining consciousness. Dr. John
Palmer had been summoned and
found the left side Of her body partly
paralyzed Her son, Samuel Hover
of s12 Monroe street. and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Scott, OF IA West
Nineteenth street. were at her bed
side when she died.
Mrs, Hover was native Of Cres-
aona. Pa, but had made her home in
this city for about twenty years. The
funeral services will he held Mon
day evening and on Tuesday the
body viii be taken to Cresaona for
burial. Besides her two children
and Representative Kramer she Il
survived by another brother. Claude
kramer, of Canton, Ohio: Roy Kra-
nacr OF this city. and Mrs. Harry Ryar
of Lancaster, Ia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
COLONEL LAMBERT DEAD.
Was Formerly Prominent in PhiladeI-
phia Journalism.

Philadelphia, June 25.--After an i'll
ness of several months, Colonel James
H. Lambert, former State Insurance
Commissioner and editorial writer
died yesterday at his home. No. 311
South Forty first street. He was "a
years of age.
Colonel Lambert's condition became
critical several days ago and he be-
gan TO lose strength rapidly Thurs
day night.
Col Lambert came from Williams
port, Pa, to assist Colonel Mcclure in
running The Times and subsequently,
served as editorial writer on The
Press till it was discontinued several
months ago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
SIMS REPR|MAND
FROM DENNY SEVERE,
SAYS | DESERVED IT
Got What Was Coming to
Me-" Admiral Tells News
paper Men After Call Down.
He CALLS ON PRESIDENT

Washington. June -2b.--Rear Ad-
mirsl william s. Sims was publicly
reprimanded yesterday by Secretary
DENNY for his remarks AZ the lunch
con cf the English Speaking Union in
London June :. which were DECLARED
20 he "A highly improper speech in a
fcreign country"
The Secretsry's letter Of reprimand
VII b. published IN General orders OF
the Navy and read at the next gem
cral muster ~ officers and enlisted
men Al an shore stations and on ship
hoard throughout the service.
Immediately after receiving the let
Ter which ndmlnistered the repri-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
COURT FREES MISS GILIETT.
Not Responsible for Death of Girl
Struck by Auto.

Chicopee. Mass, June 25.-Siss
Lucy D. Gillett OF Westheld. sister of
Speaker Gillett, OF the national House
of Representatives. was discharged in
District Court here yesterday after
brief hearing on charge Of man
slaughter. brought as a result OF the
death OF Irene Cote. aged I3. who was
struck by an automobile driven by
Miss Gillett. June 10. Only two wit
nesses were heard.
Judge Kirby said from the bench
that he regretted there was no way
such cases could be handled without
preferring a charge OF manslaughter
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
DEATHS.

aRECK -George Lordner. OF Scranton,
fhe funeral viii be held at the du ront
de Neinours cemetery on sunday after e,
standard time, ; o'clock daylight saving
time
FFRRIER this city on June "a 1921,
Merritt " q son Of Harry W, and Eta
NJ Ferrior AGED II years
re,.fi,ps and friends arc invited to at
tend tho funeral services at the residence OF
his uncle John 4. Ferrier. az Oak Grove.
on Tuesday Afternoon. June - at $ 9, ,eloc :
frify tinel. intermcnt az SiiNcrhrook
cemctcry
FRAZER At Cedars on June "a, 1921
Rirhard : Fraser ased 80 years.
ReiatiVcS aud friends are invited 60 at
tsnd the funeral services at his late resi-
.iontse The Cedars, on Tuesday afternoon
a. ; = ciork. standard time lnterment al
eNRVFY1in this city on June "a. 1921.
Frank A.. son Of the late Thomas and
Ksistives friends. n p. o. E.. viii
fntnUtnn Aerie. No. "a y. q. Is. and en-
playea ~ the Pennsylvania Railroad car
shops are Invited 20 attend the funeral
ffona the residence Of Joseph Y Gorden,
i~na spruce street, on Monday morning.
juno ~ A. O'Clock solemn requiem
tatheiral cemetery
HA0ERTY Near Yorklyu. on June "a
1921 John W Hagcrty, AGED 42 years
Relatives and friends also A. q, u.
IA Valley lndEe No. IA. are invited to
sitend the funeral Scrvices at his
lac residence On Monday afternoon.
fune On az 2 o'clock tnew tine1. In
terTnant az linton Hin cemetery. Trolleys
lsaving Rrandywinc springs II o'clock
tcity timcl will he met az Golding 5
bridge
RowER-In this city on June -, 1921.
Anna ". wife Of late William II. Hover.
AGED 81 years.
Relatives and friends arc invited 90 at
ts~r. the funeral services at the residence
az navid Mardtn 1907 Lincoln street, on
MONDAY evening June q, 1921, az 5
ecltssk local time. lntcrrrent at Cres-
soma Pa on Tuesday, June p. No
further notiCp vii be givcn
kFrHA~-In this city on juno "a 1927,
sarah n wife Of Joseph r. keehan,
aresi a& ycars.
pslsuvss aud friends are invited TO at
tsnd the funeral services az the chapel
A. Rivervicw cemetery on Monday morn
inn june -. al II O'Clock, city time
interment at Rivcrview cemetery.
SCHULTZ In this city on June %. 1927
William N schultz. husband Of Lizzie
NJ srhalts. ncc Carter.
Relatives friends osage Tribe, No. 30
Impd a. n. Nj Eden Lodge, No. "a
N ~. f. Painters Union. No. A49
apd esnploveS ~ the Harlan and Hollings-
sarth paint shop are invited TO attend
the funeral serNiccs AZ his late residence
afterneon June "a. az O'Clock, city
TINE. interment a. Wilmington and
UrNndywtns cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
BISHOP WILL oFFICIATR.
To Dedicate a Combined Church, Hal
and Convent TomnrroM.

and Convent Tomorrow.
Pennsgrove, ". j., June 25.-Bishop
Walsh Of Trenton, will dedicate the
new St. James Catholic Church to-
morrow. the property including a hall,
school and convent. The buildings have
been erected on a site purchased by the
parish on Beach avenue. and are con-
structed of yellow brick. The school
was completed early in the present
year and 400 pupils We're enrolled. 1t
Is planned 20 erect a separate school
and a rectory in the near future, in
addition to the present buildings.
The first Mass for Catholics was said
at Pennsgrove ia 1898. For several
years the parish was conducted as a
mission, presided over by priests from
adjoining parishes. The large growth
in population during the war boom
added to the mission and II was set
apart as a separate parish in 1919.
Rev. Hugh L. Massey, appointed as
pastor at that time by Bishop Walsh,
has continued in that capacity and
has directed the building campaign.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
THIEVES ROB HELEN KELLER.
Get $500 From Her Home on Their
Fourth Visit

New York, June 25.-Siiverware,
jeBelry and clothing valued at SO 500
were stolen from the home of Helen
Keller, at Forest Bills, /. l., night
on two ago. The stolen articles were
the property Of Miss Keller and Mrs.
John A. Macy. her lifelong companion
and teacher.
Miss Keller and Miss Macy left the
house unoccupied over the weekend
and found on their return that burglars
had entered by rear window. 1t was
tie fourth time the house had been
robbed in the three years Miss Keller
has lived in IT,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
PRIEST Fatally Crushed in Elevator.

Altoona. Pa, June 25. Rev. Father
Zachary Girfonni, assistant rector At
our Lady of Mt. Carmel Catholic
church. wss crushed 50 badly by the
elevator in an office building here veg
terday that be died while en- route to
the hospital.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
Radio Test For shlps IN Fog.

Washington, June 25.--A system Of
radio signals to direct ships in fog
viii be tried out in New York Harbor
Monday by the Bureau Of Lighthouses,
it was announced today BY Commits
sioner Putnam,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
News and Comment of Delaware poata
ny william j. n. Heean.

monthly meetings somewhere, a feel
great deal OF good can come out Of
them.
a river ride to be participated in by
the members Of the executive commit
tee and their wives and lady friends IL
being planned by the post commander
Of John l.. Fisher Post. No. IS.
Tho employment COMMITTEES of Del
aware Post, No. /, during the past
week sent about 900 men to the Edge.
wood Arsenal. at Edsewood Md This
II about the biggest job that they have
been able 10 DO go far. and they viii
be able 10 place many more ex-Hervice
men In the future n they viii register
theif names with membora of the em-
Continued on page Z.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

You can dance. boat. take a ride on
one Of the big devices or sit quietly
and enjoy tho fun az shellpot Park.
--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
FOR THAT TIRED FEELING.
rake Horsford,s Acid Phosphate.

Excellent for the relief of exhaustion
due TO Summer heat. over-work. ol
insomnia. At your druggists.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

Looking for something novel ami o'f
~ the ordinary Ail kinds ~ notfiiiof
nf ShelIpot Park Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

For Rent--Very desirable apar..
rnent, 1920 Delaware avenue; beallti-
ful surroundings. Every convenience
Phone 4S50.--AdY.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

There is but one amusement which
the average person can now afford and
that is a trip to Shellpot Park.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
the Birds Do
Your Hauling
Our Way of Handling
Baggage

insures it against any ordinary in
jury. No smashing or banging al
lowed in our transfer service.
Every enploye is instructed to
handle every piece with the same
care as if it were his own. Phone
lis If you are going away or have
just come back and want your
baggage quickly.
7 a. m. to 5 p. m. D. & A. Az,
155~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

Additional death notices received
Zoo late for this column viii be found
on Financial Page.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25
The Delaware Safe convention viii
be held at Milford on September Is.

The American Legion Employment
Bureau at Los ANGELES obtained en-
ploy1nent for 1862 former soldiers and
sailors during the month of May. This
number is about 500 less than the jobs
obtained for former service men in
April and the reduction is ascribed to
the continued bad weather In May, and
the marine strike.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

some months ago the executive COM
mittees OF the Wilmington posts had a
JOINT meeting at which a monthly
meeting similar to It was planned, but
for some reason or other nothing has
been done. As 1t seems to most of Us
TO be good idea. l would like to see
the city committee hold regular
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-25

If there Is any thing in a name Conn
mander Emory ought TO smooth out
lots Of the rough spots in the Legion i
path.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01

~ II TTTTTT-T
5ol Past Third street
A respectable HOTEL for respectable
People.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
MonMs Inn MtNr.

hODNN IbE U. ItHsINItII 4
wANrEp Two young men to rem, sleep.
rcut close In I.lg b. Nal,
Will guAUE t,.,,,,t. ,,...,, ..o,r
sid, sile ,with ono o. two giris employed.
''"'' ~. '''S' '''' 'V'n'hsa'
ROOMS-I INrtUNI~uID ia
ADMIRAL. 1854 Two uufurrl.tod ro,ua
and bath. garage II desired. $50 prr
month.
oHEfENNE. s.. iS-Four large. unfur-
ulsh"I basement rooms newly ,.f4,.
I.n..a., l@,..1 ,,w' ol"os froP po''ofee Rent
"El tnaS,, ,1D' y, a., 5''..T~o unfufn'shei
w. dl5-F"r t'nt 'hree I'M
,'' ''s"'' "on''h rooms. '''E" s''-I
ron hhNr Two Or lhr,e uo'urnisaei
Gr1uItiE, ~. t22 rour rooms. modern.
'tH az iI South bpHtou Mr muum.
LAETp.. ana .r.,.I.,,.. ,,.t,.,,,.t,,t
m"d'fn rooms, good drukirg water.
bHpKr 4sSS,
gtTsDY g. tlo uIf, ~ t,t,I,, tr,-r
rIuID. g -..ti''I'. 70 t4"
month oaar" ti2J cedar g.
TWO NICE largo Vacant ra,u,s f,r ,,nt
Tunrt .Yrt,,,i.,.,'i .,..... ....,.,,.. ,,,,,.
r,..,. ,..',.,.,,.,''',,,'.,'
vim ,icphona rr't,.,rg.' r1.t on ',g,iia,.
plenty ~ ahltis. u.III urrf,T p.r,u,neni
''''''.N ''fHf' INul lt.
WA.TEp. % 600 more nunfiss g. y,
washed la nice. ,l,',r sn.,t.inp sr,II',.
W"i,t Hight Way Laundry co.. -io.-la
'. 'Ih''nh"'l fN"rr 'HHFc ld' $50.
unnus tVtr,, mann, q,
"''"' W." h''"' ~
,y.iI, t,.,t T',n nt 40 ,Gn' hs,l. h95,ng
,..,, ''''' '"' ''"''' '''N' '''''
,..r.. ,.., N'.,, anu ''''' i''
H9NlI' All, Room Tor gentleman. aIS'
'HhI" board, good homo cooking. OdiEo
, hNI IibLN s.. sVi..Hpum Aud board.
'ruF" lihh.j.
tllLiE>NE b.. l.ii Room and board.
private hpu'. close lu. tsago rtFo
tIIENI&.E a.. tt,ptsb.I ,..,.,
connecting r'e,ping r.g,b ta,gc 'i...t
flt-j class tab!o board. so por w,rk
collar 1878.
DENVER. g.. 9os. .i.it.t.,l..s .t.tI, b,,,t
reasonable. also cool uiccpIug room fur
rent. papEr sis2.H
ILW0Ob. B. toi Larry. ..utn.r, ,,,....
sure rn,ri T,.pgr ,.,,i,g, ..I,
beds two gentlemen preferred. also good
urals served. OsaEr gtO1.
EXCELLENT room IN privs,. family
breakfast II desired. reasonable Crd a.
l92
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on LANDS A>D LEASES II

ARKANSAS on LANDS
10 000 ACRES COVERING we'll defined anti
rllurs I'M Franklin county. tn secure Iu-
mediate development. StanIrrd derrick
now on 1000 acre block. l.. NJ. Guthrie
y sons. ozark, Ark.
AN UNDIVIDED onr-siNtCrnth Interest IN
one well and 12N acre lCas" Tor $3.50 .
Npvata county, drilling 10 start immedI-
atuly, one-fuurth mile from producing oil
well. offset by old gas we'll, IL costs you
nothing 'n see this lease. IN take YOU
up. Geo. W Cunningham, sand Springs.
okia, phone 100.
CASING WANTEp-.C Closeup 80 acres an I
81 600 cash Tor use of easing for . 700
foot wyI on good structure In pawuee
county. H-e Mayo Biig.
FOR SALE-to acres IN g3-li-g creek
county near production, For further
Information address tni Third, Mus
kogeo, Okla, or phone SOS
FOR SALE-My farm and oil production
W section 20, township. lagrange 49,
pNl Greek Fa.ls, MTs, Carrie RpgaH,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-01
BUSINESS SERVICE
MIsINESS shRNINE OEIENEI

Nv N'NfNN NttNNt 'ttfNf.b ~
AMERICAS window CLEANERS ,incp
House windows i5c. tloors vaxcd.
hsag0 to'i,
FOR PATCH pls .tcrinE ana cement work.
work. can sharp, Cedar liii
LACE CURTAINS. tsce shades ana silk
pert. lil9 q. Cincinnati. Phone Osaga
e2ss Tor appointment.
MA1THESSEs renovated and recovered.
guaranteed Porter Mattress co, Phone
osage lHS6.
NATIONAL HOUSE * WINDOW
CLEANING 60.
Windows clrautd wall paper. woodwork
washed; floors vaNrd aut polished. our
rrl'gs are reasonable" Cedar ll5o.
NON UNION CONTRACTOR
Carpenter. painter and decorator. Let mo
make your oid homo new, stop leaks IN
your roof. charges reasonable, work done
promptly. Let M" tEur. your house. l
can save sou money and give you first
class work. Phone Ossg" 9it9. Call at
Jid Frisco. Z. e, Barncs.
PAINTING rAPEHllNkGtNG
sTERLING Rubber stamp works.
hubrcr stamps. t"als. llGi4 s.
Main. Phone Usage $3.50.
WINDOWS CI.ENSEp Toe. an Americans
Floors ~o"d and polished. RUGS cleaned.
Oklahoma Co, Cedar 100.
$3.50 PER HOUR
For all kinds plumbing repair work can
l., II boStrisht' the open shop plumber.
guaranteed.
n,IInING AND CONTRACTING 20
CARPENTER building, repairing, plans
estimates, prices right. work guaranteed.
\. W. Root. fl2 $. Main. Cedar 3s3
CARrENrER work wanted by day or
contract bottom prices call Usage
277N
c. MERLE MANLEY, MASTER nuupER
Tho man who knows" can save You
3 A.tt nd
tractiro building.
DO IT NOW Hulllrr sru flrst-oiasq car
pcntrr work done by contract or BY ue
gay l0Nl6 garage 500 Osagr llsJ.
EMIL GETPEl.r q sDN
ENGINEERS 81 BUILDERS
.o7'g n. Kusrdal". Cedar "a
Tlans and cost cstimstss.
Rebuilding AN work rrst class.
FOR FlHST. CLASS cement work oaIl A.
W Miller. cedar l2i2,
JOEL e. SMITH
Contractor and builder an kinds ~ con
structton and repair work Fifteen years
rs. r''''' estimates furnished. Usage
NOTICE Special price "a building ma -
trrll and carpenter WORK. Usage
S706
work neatly and promptly done. ussgo
/ 72l7.
RErAER, plastcrlus neatly done. osago
ROY FRYE. Cement contractor. licensed
bonded usago 5Iog r.
" = StRINNEH. contractor aul builder
estimates and plans free Nrlwork rc
rairs ~ an kinds fficos reasonable.
DREssM iNG-MIlIINtRN 90
ALL KINDS ut dr,ssmanug and alter
alton; satisfaction guaranteed, Usage
IA rTuNs that ao Dot pull apart. Mrs
Harris roon 2 Turner Bldg, THIRD
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EMPLOYMENT



WANTED sal'snan 10 work 'iiy trade
We furnish car. Stu,uy cuwmltsi"n
state. experience. Address 21i-F. care
World
WANTED -Four sulosncn for OkiehomE ;
high class. exclusive pf1p0siN'n sell.
Ing business houses. y. G.. bog"f', 'hn'S,
Kansas
WANTED Men " ability who are fui "
pep 10 sell our line of aluminium warn
on ins'allmcrt hsslst our men are making
from 80 To- SIS daily. Sec Nf car. way
it shannon Furniture Co., between 10 r'nd
u %. rt. only
WANTED -Fi,o salcsmcn Tor Tulsa Ap.
Wy 10 W. Second. Nj TeaHe.
SIrt ATioNS WANTLD-MhIL AZ
-, undd hh msfiho mst .. paid Ia tums
CAPABLE YOUNG MAN wants temper
Hry or permanent position 80 sisnosra-
phct ~ general office work. Phone
."ARrENTER .HepsDang. alteration. e'c.
Dsays a7il.H
ENTERiEStEp mechanic or trnk
driyor good reference. Address box
l.f r. world
REGISTERED pAa-uacis' wants position
sTENOGHhPHEF Io,ktccpcr and price
clerk, experienced iu oil and supply
business. open f9r position September let
nffco box 49, Tulsa. Osa.
WANTED Man with experience. wants
position as farm boss. ur good pumping
ioh u LOOKING Tor q man who An q.
livor the goods. write D., Boa H.
wANTED-Hy young man, Cob as am APP
prentice. IN aut"mobHe repair shop.
YuUSG MAN. 81 high school education.
must hav" work Immediately. Address
boy .7s-F cave World.
SITUATIONS WANTED. FEMALE -
A., unsu 'hh heading msn " as "a advance.
A 4 q "
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=. ITUH HWT 0IN TTIIN' NWWNN To
Il THKEE and l.rn,. WIu alnH apart
@eut. many WtuUrt". r..Hr. .u.. gI.t.
Can at ltgl s.. MAN. ... .Hrtn... u,.
tween and ESQ H. u.r." ".H.
HOsToS, - l7iG Tv. south mruuhcd
housekeeping rooma. good N,E Usage
.3l2.
BOul DER S., en- Tnrno connecting
liFht housekeeping roHrus. Er.uu1 floor
ClIEA ENNE. N.. ugG rvu no f.r.. IIrnt
elem. Housekeeping r..r". E.I.Hf. 30.
trance. Phone pssEr iH'"
CHEYESNE. s., GA Tn. .u'n front
rooms, every modern convenience. p.l.
vBto entrance.
CARTHAGE. e. IaIN-1vn w..I urnIsn.I
huuHDk''pIus rooms. Wa'N.Hr distance.
one-hhlf block south y, 90 n hospital.
reasunahI" f.ut ttnrr H#sI
ClNtINNATl e. I.lGnIwu furnished
4, room. igr Aght hpusekcvl.r@ Euag,
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NING


Great savings TO those who invc
tigate our bargains, some OF viii,
we list herewith. Just hear the bea
tiful full, rich tone Of the Deck
Brothers upright plano-you "
hardly believe that it is only 81.
or see the WheeloCk In an ebo
case; this Is n remarkable value A
sl35. J. and c. Fischer uprir
grand in a walnut case Is "A yu.N
fine, expensive style and has a to-.
and action that will surprise y.I
IL is only S2l5, IL you want a grand
piano, by all means see the beau'I'
ful Hdrwood grand. II is in mus. 4
condition as good as new; $50 ser is
1t home and SIS per month pal s.
price Is S795. Here is a wonderI
value in n Marshall and Wen
player plano, which has been =
built and which will give you I u
service Of n new instrument; S -
sends 1t home and s12 per MOI b
will pay for II,
Call To-day, or else write for Com
plete List.
j. w. JENKINS SONS MUSIC co
Az South Main Street
Usage 3133-3l34