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The Belding banner-news., 1921-07-06
Raps Dancing Evils

are welcome to space here
Raps Dancing Evils
Smyrna, Mich, July 5, 1921.
Mr.. Editor 1t seems impossible
for me to keep quiet any longer in
regard to those public dances that
are held in Smyrna. They are GER
tainly a disgrace to civilized COM
munity, saying nothing of living in
a Christian nation and allowing such
disgraces to continue.
/ do not attend the dances and il
parties that come to the dances stay
ed here that would be different, but
there are certain ones that enjoy TAX
ing possession of some one else's
property for their enjoyment. a am
very light sleeper but have beer
awakened by low mixture of voices
and / would get up to find a young
man and woman U cannot call them
lady or gentleman for they are far
from that, their actions are every
thing but modest.) ! have had to
threaten to call an officer and would
but by the time an officer got here
they would be gone. think those
are strangers as their story is that
they thought this property unoccupi.
ed.
Are we going to continue to lei
such conditions exist when we know
it? This has been going on ever
since / lived here. There has beer
two girls that have met their death
by illegal operations that patronized
those dances. Shall we let these con.
ditions exist?
What are mothers thinking of tC
let those girls go where they don't
have any respect for themselves OF
anyone else? Still some of those
girls have mothers and some of them
are away from home.
1t certainly is our duty to remon-
strate. / am here for better com
munity work. and do think there
should be something done in the
matter. If everyone who comes here
to the dances stayed at the dance il
would be different but when they
take possession of every old building
and lay around in yards and corners
it is time to do something.
Mrs. Jessie Wolfnger.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-07-06
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK
"aheBank that does things for you"
BEiDING ~ - MICHIGAN
Imperishable Attributes.

Whatsoever that be within us that
feels, thinks desires and animates, is
something celestial, divine, and, con-
seQuently. imperisha hable.-Aristotle.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-07-06
Mare coffee-Perhaps.

Abyssinia Is the original home #
the coffee tree, and In the highlands
Of that country there are immense for
ests Of II that have never been
touched.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-07-06

tied Anna and Puss Wright and
Christina Hagadorn at their home.
Mrs. Silvia Garfield and two chill
dren were last week, Sunday. guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. S. Antcliff.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-07-06
Birds of Another Order.

II have heard men," said Senator
Sorghum, "discoursing most eloquent
ly on the American eagle. when what
their minds were really on was quail
on toast"
The Belding banner-news., 1921-07-06

This Gullible Gink has been Monkey
ing with an 0uiJa Board until he's
Scared himself Plum Stiff. Amt
science Wonderful when any Common
Dub can buy CSC weeja board at
the Corner Drug Store and hold Heart
To-Heart confabs with Celebrities like
William Shakespeare, Cleopatra and
Gyp the Blood?
The Belding banner-news., 1921-07-06
WHAT OTHERS HAVE TO SAY

(Articlss dealing with any public matter will
be published under this head. when signed by
the writer. They may or may not coincide
with the publishers opinion. n you have any
subject Of general interest to write on, you
The Belding banner-news., 1921-07-06
EX-SERVICE MEN

In few days now you should receive check
from the state for your share of the bonus
voted to soldiers and sailors serving IN the late
war.
We should like the pleasure of cashing this
check for you.
While the amount you will receive, IN no
way represents the balance that is due you
from your state and country for the services
you rendered, it is still enough money to
conserve for some useful purpose
We therefore suggest that you leave all or
part of your check upon deposit with us un-
til you decide just what you will do with it.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-07-06

Typewriter supplies at this office.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-07-06
OFFICERS

OFFICERS
Brint0n F. Hall. President.
Frank X. Chase, president
Ambrose Spencer, Cashier.
Sumner Wilson, Asst Cashier.
The Belding banner-news., 1921-07-06
DIRECTORS

Frank r. Chase. II. L. Page.
Fred Underwood. Brinton f. Hall.
Charles Eddy. Geo. w. MoultOn
John Hessler. Ambrose Spencer.
Frank l.. Moon
The Belding banner-news., 1921-07-06
Few Really Have
Stomach Trouble

WedneSudy TfeaIth ak NO. ,
by Mrs. Maude Blood, Chiropractor
Few really have stomach
trouble due to stomach weak
ness. The stomach is part of
the digestive tract w h C h in
cludes the secretory glands and
Innings of the alimentary canal,
as we'll as the liver, pancreas,
and other intestinal organs.
The stomach will appear the
seat of trouble when any of
these related organs are weak
ened.
Evening star., 1921-03-13

national roads These mon have each
a given length Of road under their care,
about four miles to the man. Each one
Is responsible for the condition Of his
district at all times. They cover their
districts every day. The patrolman
drives over the road in a two-wheeled
cart, carrying a supply Of mending ma
terials. sufficient for any ordinary break.
Every slightest hole in the surface is
patched as soon rs it appears. II seri-
Gus trouble arises from any cause, the
patrolman notifies his inspector and the
repair gang comes to the rescue.
In France the Jobs Of highway patrol
man are usually given to veterans who
have retired from army service. The
pay is not large, but the patrolrnsn gets
a house with a plot Of ground. the
whole constituting an honorable liveli-
hood.
Might it not be possible for US to
follow q similar line Of operation? We
have some millions Of veterans Of our
armies. Many thousands of them will
be glad to secure q permanent means
of livelihood. especially in the open air.
Evening star., 1921-03-13

It may not be without pront to ex-
anime briefly tho cost Of such ma
tionaI highway maintenance system.
Suppose our hard-surfaosd highway sys-
tenn eventually comprises 100000 miles.
A patrolman with a small motor car
10 carry his tools and materials could
handle ten miles of road, going over his
district every day and making any
needed repairs.
A force Of $4,000 patrolmen would
cover the entire road system. II We
placed the wages Of these men at 81 900
per annum. our total e1penditure would
he sac. o.Oe0.0 .0o0 II we double this sum
to include the cost of running a car
supplying materials. etc. we have a
total Of $4,000, 600. not at all a dispro-
nortiopate expenditure when We consider
the return. We spend far more than
this every year in making extensive re-
pairs and doing rebuilding that the
patrol system would obviate; 1t might
even be possible to furnish the highway
M troiman with cottage and garden
niot after the French custom. and make
the Job attractive to men with families.
Evening star., 1921-03-13
ROAD MENDING IN FRANCE
SET AS EXAMPLE TO U. S.
Freneh Hystsm of Yatrolmen Sug.
rested as solution to Ameri-
can Problem.

8rea 0SeR.
II ne need an object lesson In the
importance Of road maintenance we
have only to turn our eyes toward
France, which has evolved the nnest
system Of keeping up roads in exist
snee. The French maintenance system
was installed BY the first Napoleon,
whose unsrring mind realized to the
full the importanoo Of good roads al
ways in good condition.
The French system embodies CORPS
Of patrolmen. working constantly on the
Evening star., 1921-03-13

ed only after twelve days OF traffic
paralysis.
For several months the municipal
forces had been awaiting such
challenge. hundred and twelve
White five-ton. power dumping motor
trucks. purchased presumably for the
routine removal of garbage, ashes and
Evening star., 1921-03-13

swept the Atlantic seaboard and de-
posted thirteen inches of snow in
the streets of New York city within
twenty-four hours. The invading
hordes then prepared TO stand off
and witness re-enac;mcnt of the in
effectual struggle which followed a
similar snowfall a year ago. and end
Evening star., 1921-03-13

refuse but mindful also OF just this
crisis. were quickly thrown into the
breach. along with tanks. tractors and
$1,000 to 10000 men. Many of the
trucks were equipped with snow
plows. The blockade first yielded.
then broke and finally was routed
in the sewers of New York.
Evening star., 1921-03-13
BIG TRUCKS HELP CLEAR
AWAY new YORK SNOW

King Winters storm troops met a
surprising counter attack when be-
fore daybreak on February 20. .hey
Evening star., 1921-03-13

Wilbur Leach. well known local auto
mobile man, has been appointed sales
manager of the Greer Motor Company,
1925 Connecticut avenue northwest. Lib
erty car distributor and newly appointed
distributor of the Roamer cars.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

@enaue AuSfunt. Sc
bemann Gum anOern): sd mill
bon Dem Supelier WtiiIer periGie-
Oenes fourier, Oh bit ia NIT ibm
in 8erbinoung, mie lit 0enn nit
ibn 5n bantieren?!"
Ser aloere: SEA, mabnen tut er
III orei M%onatetl, flogt na6 flint
Nfonoten, pfdnoet aber oonn TO-
fort!"
4uf Dem Stuoenten-
nI6, 6rGuIein &oia, Sic
iin0 elm ~rei5enoer &Gferl"
SD peiB idon, oos iagt mein
Setter ali6 INNER, beuor er mid
onpltmptl"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

Renoe Oc1te. SD gleit es nuuer
ood bier III melln Sic ennl ebbts
errc6nitt ben moce, icbn Se MIDI,
biefabS Ong Grrcbnide is mel Ian.
ger Anjug In ih ben nod mic Sc.
munO leicbu, no nit polIt1nOig lat
tiSfeit nit dleine Gioie8 gepeie
mar"
8cII, ih ben oeOcnft, DAB Der
Nolm idubr gcnllg email orig bGn.
sig fOmme Debt in Ole eridtc 2ein
biefobS nit meme 9rebns is eS
ihon lang nit mebr 10 orig meit
Der, momit id) perbleime
Sbne Sbrn liener
Gbilipp Soueramper.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08
&ur5ii9tiger Sonntogs-
iager: pa fomm' berein, @alo,
- oa, i9on berein!"

llntet Sreun0innen.
~Mein 8r6utigam iogt, id tper.
De INNER id)oner, 10 oft er mid
iiebt!"
~uGu, Damn ioateit gu i'm apei,
mai taglid fommen laiien!""
- Auf Der Saieniagb.
.Sie baben idon wieOer oaneben
geidoiien, SEER Sat-"
&at: "@itte, baneben rannte
namli6 audi einer!"
SIN 9eiratsbureau
Die Dame, oeren 8ilo Sic biel
auf Dem S6reibtiid iteben baben,
fonnte mir gang gut gefalen.
Bite iebr! @egenmartig lit iit
Stpar meme eieene Srau, aber' menn
Gle ernltli9 refleftlercn, weroe i'd
iciort sic @beideioung becatragsn.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08
g Of on beiekt.

Sdon befebt. Sic:
1SarrD, gu mlBt cine Mauiefaae
belteaen!"
@r: SD oenfe, On bait pergan-
gene 8ode iGon cine gefauft,
SdaB?"
~Sa, = 90 lit ibon cine @ans
orin!
- SIN 9eebao. gaocgait Cur
abreiIcnocn iungen Same): 5rdu.
lein Gin, Die gauge Yaoeecieuldaft
lit traurig, neil Sic abreiicn, uno
io9ar Ole See lit befpegt.
6urdtam. 9adfii6: SD
fitrd)te mid 10 iebr, oaB Der &abn
umfippen fot rte.
Suneer Wtamn: 4ber, S6as, iest
Bel Dem rubigen @aiier?
Sadfii1: gtein, aber beim Sill
fen.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08
(an ieds @iIOern.l

SanIe 4uSreoe. so,
Sbr ieio 10 arm, oaB Sbr nidt elm
NAL ieoen Gag 8rot gu eIien ba6t!?
Iber i'd iob @u6 bod 9eitern I'M
8irtsbous cine gan5e Ncnge Gu
5ian trinfen!"
$50, oaS lit bas bette MitteI, Den
Sunger 81 pertreiben!"
SIN @ifer. q: ~Sie 6aben
ia einen falihen SUIT aufgeiest."
9: n&idtig, bab's 9ar ni6t ge-
merit, mclder Sdafsfopf bat oenn
90 picoer oieielbe Sutnumrner mie
i6!"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

&in6Ii9e auffoffung
Setter 6rib: v&orl6en, boit gu
Elm tpebes Gugc, ooB 9u eS nid)t
oufn1oden fannlt?"
&arIden: N0os nibt, ober 9a.
pa bat geidgt, Bel Dir miiiie man
INNER elm Auge 5uoriifenl"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

0iGt gut m0gli6.
.Speiien sic morgen bel uns?"
.nGonfe, leiber urmoglid); NOR
gen iebe i6 @a%riifal.""
ngu ia, oca bringen Sic einfad
mitl"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

@Ion8Iei flung. r9ie
6rat Wtiiaer fiibrt pobl Elm iebr
clcrgii6es &eoiment?"
nn6reili6! 9ie bat ni6t MIR if.
rem itorrii6en @atter, ionoern TO-
gar oud ieinen 9odel CUR Solgiam-
felt er5ogen."
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

Sie St0s iii
sic 9i55ie mas
nlrine Nlte Is,
Die jim 10 mas
ltlcr ouf gut
0citid)e gepicit
RUE oubt. I'm
ga is rueitcr MIDI
for 81 bIc6nle,
ol$ sen Neg.
luie id Tie 81
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

ainoIi6. SriB lit nit
papa bel Snfel 5u 9eiud). gr iiebt
BORT gum erItenmal cine Senbelubr.
Sud, 8apa,~ icst er, rSnfel bat
cine llhr, Die nit hem SdtDeif
padelt!"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

Ger SungpermdbIte.
SD bate ME geoadt, oaB es in
Der @be 10 biel 81 lernen gibt; mel
ne emile lerrt fo6en, uno id
lerne es elienl"
auf Ser gifenbobn.
nWeit 8erlaub, Sreileinden, ib bin
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

ndmlid Sa6ie, beige 8lim9eu, uno
bin aus lebr futer 5omilie!"
nSS~rltereiiiert mid obiolut nihtl@
ngu eben, aber i9 iag's bios,
Oomit &c mid MID firm &eiber-
bauptmann balten uno ii9 fer9-
tent"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

&aip. Sausfrou: naber
Marie, Die foItbore 8ale mar es, oie
Sic 5eridIagen boben? SD oa9te,
es lei bic blaue uno frellte mid
i6on.~
Morie: nSas fonnen Sic aud,
9na' 5rau; Die blaue lit ndmli6
au6 faput aegangenl"
6reG. 8ettler Cur Srau
zines ar3tes); nSbre &nooeI min
iG idon eiien, tpenn mir SIR Mann
freic ar5tlide 8ebanolung alt.
iidert!"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08
Gr iuinft.

~S9 meiB i6on, &iefe, wer's auf-
ridtig nit mir meint."
r8ie miuite ocnn Dos pilen,
@einrid?"
SEQ, tpenil mir gum 8eiipiel NOR
gen iemaro ononpm elm paar redt
grcBe 8irlte iAideil tot, i6 wiibtc
i1on, bon nem Die maren!"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08
Cine perfefte @6din.

Sunger @bema nNun,
&er5liebite, bat Geitt Secpaiier noA
INNER feline Sieoebibe?"
uI6 @ott, Sans! SD meiB es
uidt, 39 finoe oas thermometer
Ri6t!"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

&aItbIHtig. Surge 8rau
(DormurfSnoW: n2lber Start! Scltte
nodtS i6lllg eS bier ltbr!"
@atte: ygto url0 =? 0ier
ltbr i6ld9t'S Oo6 in ie0er Na9t!"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

Ser SauIpeI5. naomm'
ipir trinfen beltt' cine CUTE Slaide!
Seute lit mem 0eburtStag, uno id)
Dobe ne groBe @efabr gliidlidy
iiberltanOen."
,.@ostoulcno wieio oenn?""
rSieblt gu, man ia9t imlner.
Die &auptarbeit zines Wtanncs liegt
3riiden Dem %. uno 80 Sebeils.
tubrI SSest bin iG OriiDcr meal"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08
3lpei Suiemfahe.

Brotclfor: DIlio, Sobann,
mcltn mleire Gyau naG Sauie fommt,
Damn iogell sic ibr, oaB i6 megge-
Qallgen bin uro Den &ausiGliiiiel
.mitacnommcn bobc, lucil i'd ipGt
snad) @anic funlnle. Gctralten Sic
liA. 0aS su iaaen?"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

Game: &0nnen Sic mir ppbI iugen, SEER 9ofor, mcbie SdlGge
mtu Ser5 in Der Ninlte modt{
Opftor: ga, @ndogte, ga miien Sic mir crit porber iagen, fir
me rIe c3 in Der Gfinute f6l1gt.
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08

nGaa, lit eS m6gliG? Ser bin-
meIlange Meni9 lit 9ein 8rGuti-
gam? llno Oh 10 fleinl Sbr paBt
bod gar ni6t %8uiammen!"
80 bod, 2antdenl Sd peroe i'm
i6on flein friegenl"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08
@rmGHtd.

Gin 8iener i6leppt bieI Sriise
unb Sriibitiid ms Bureau,
3igarren Onmpfen mG6tig,
Sos lit aItdgIi6 10.
ga tritt Elm 6od5gciteuter
Seamter pIobIi9 elm:
~@i, cine nette gSirtl9aft
llnO Oas iol Grbcit leinl
Sd bale nidtS Dage9en,
8euu man iid etpus itdrft,
Sod in bef9eiO'nen @ren5en
60 baB es aicmauo merit.
Sod iebt nur bort DEN 9iden.
Scr ibt ni6t mebr, Der friBt;
9n mlb id) bod idoi: iragen,
go Oenn Der @oritaub ilt?"
Ser Side piidt ben @itno ab
1no buffet, rGllipert iid:
Scr Goritanb, 6m, per3ctpen,
Scr &oritanO, Der bin i6!"
Washington Journal., 1921-04-08
@frurr 5dtrribebrief hes
EiItpp ( nGerampter.
1853.

aljcin licbcr Ser 8cOndtion1rt
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
FOR sALE-HousEs
Chicken Ranch

stocked with heavy laying thor oughbred hens, houses, runs, incu- bators and incidental accessories. Furnished house, city water. lights and sewer excellent shade, growing and bearing fruit: restricted neigh borhood; just the thing for your fam ily. Come anG look this over. Tele- phone owner, SETS. A. E. CUDNEY, 372 North Twenty-first Ave. It
 BUY FROM OWNER, like rent. five room brick and garage, north west corner Ninth Ave. and McKin- lev Cal to II, Sunday. gs
 SALE MieCEI MEnIIo
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Here Are a Few Used Cars

We can offer at particularly at tractfve prices. Each car represents good fair value under present condi- rjons which means each car is in reality a bargain at the price offered.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
| FOR sALE-MIscELLANEous
Service Stations - AND - Auto Supply Dealers
 Note

We have the following fixtures for sale. at less than half original cost; l National Cash Register with printing device to handle different departments, gasoline. oil. acces- sories, tires, repairs. etc. Rings to $69.95
 National Cash Register which is a complete bookkeeping machine for garage or auto supply house Sepa- rate counters for departments, cash and charge, bank account, etc.
 1 National Credit Register. Handles 1S0 accounts and shows balance due at all times
 l 4-tube Bacon electric vulcanizer.
 l galv. iron tube test tank.
 1 Weaver tire inspection machine
 Will be sold dirt cheap for cash, terms, or will trade one or both cash registers for good light car. new or used.
 SMITH HUGHES & co. srd Ave. and Jefferson. Phone 5o06
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
AGreat Sacrifice

A real picIup in a good home cheap. Brick. D. D, combination Iiv- ing and dining room. inside bedroom, screen sleeping porch, kitchen. hall, pantry liner closet, 3 clothes clos cts. complete bath room, brick fire place baseme It, built in book case, hardwood floors, lawn. shade, etc. This is a bargain at only $3,500; pres ent owner paid s5,50O a year ago; very small payment will handle; To- cation N F, close to school and car line, within walkIng distance; must sell this quick at this figure.
 JONES & CUMMINS
 902 Heard Bldg. Phone 597O 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Today's Specials

A suburban home of 10 acres on paved road half mile from city. Modern five-room brick house. All buiit-in fea- lures. Fruit of all kinds. Really ideal in every respect. Terms to suit.
 Broom 2 story house for sale. Extra large rooms. Modern. furnace, ideally sit uated. Large lot 100x137 F. This can be bought right.
 S-room house for sale. Modern. 75 1t. frontage on paved street. This can be bought for 5000 down, bal ance easy terms.
 SEE PUTNEY
 Room 105, Monihon. Bldg.
 Phone 1910. Res. 3332
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Studebaker
 Used Car Dept. Special For Today

= Good condition, new paint 45 191S-Seven pass.
 cylinder, good rubber, eX-
 tra tire, mechanically O. K.
 paint aud top good. ..-..--..- $5l5 in the best of
 conditio. new paint and ev-
 erything ----..--..-------- --- S4oo OAKLAND-1920 or 1921; you
 can't loose on these cars;
 good condition and good rub
 Der ..-........ ....-... S495 CADILBAC-1e14; good rubber
 and in the best of condi-
 tion .........-.... S445 PAIGE. PASSENGER In
 good condition, run less than
 12.OOO miles, almost new rub
 Der; we can trade this car
 for any first class negotiable
 paper; no cash necessary;
 you only have one chance like STUDEBAKER, 1929. BIG SIX.
 brand new cord tires all
 around. good top. good paint
 and mechanically o. K......S Sl250 STUDEBAKER 1920 SPECIAL
 sIX-In good condition. .s1, 25O oLDSMOBILE SIX-A good buy,
 looks like new ........--..... SS75 WILLYS- KNIGHT, 1917. with
 brand rew non-skid cord
 tires all around; $2O spent on
 body will put car in the best
 Of condition ...-...---.....-S Q Ask for Jimmie: he tells the truth about used cars.'
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
MAXWELL CHALMERS R ::;1.' ::;'.; g;
 A Ounners
You eliminate all chance when pur- chasing a car from us.

R. D. ROPER MOTOR co.
 4O2 \. Center
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

Wholesale Dept.
 PLAYER piano in perfect condi- ton. APT ". Jefferson. g
 FOR SALE-White enameled crib, almost new. cheap. 614 So. 1st St. gb
 BUILDERS, attention Have new Richardson & Boynton hot air fur | mace, complete, for sale at big sacri- | flee. E. F. Reading. 726 North Cen tral Ave. Phone 21O9. gb |
 FOR SALE-Cheap, one large | Navajo rug. 1347 E. Moreland. gb
 COAL oil heaters, gas heater, all 1 most new Reliable gas range; or will trade for Red Star oil stove. 502 N. 18th St. It
 800 HEAD of cows. yearlings and two and three year old. Hereford steers for sale. All in good condition. Credit if desired. Address by phone or otherwise. w. J. Kingsbury. Tempe, Arizona. tfI
 FOR SALEAMedium size coal heater. s15. J. s. Murlless. 20s E. Virginia. It
 FOR SALE-PracticalIy new No. 10 Victrola, priced right. 1133 East Pierce St. gbI
 BENCH FLOW, 10-inch blow. 2 discs, cultivator, Fresno, slip. now ing machine, hay rake, orchard blow and harrows. grindstone, pruning shears and various other articles. all for s165; all in good condition. Sec ond house west of Center on Glen. dale Ave, North Side. gb
 FOR SALE-Six-foot oak floor case, plate glass top and shelves; a bargain if taken at once. 401 E. Washington. Phone 47I6. gb
 ONE Herring hall cabinet safe for sale, bargain. Apache Garage. If
 WINCHESTER shotgun, s1l. 1501
 E. Van Buren. It YOUNG mans suit, size 36, prac- 1 tically new, cost SS750, price s15 also boys overcoat for 10 years. $5. 1916 Grand Ave. II l JEWELRY, diamonds. furniture. rug, truck, (dentist's chair, sS), auto l mobile tent. army tent, tent house. 1 roadster, Spaniel pups. accept Liber- ty bonds of bank certificates. Phone 2175 It 1 FOR SALE-Sewing machine. New l Home. almost new, sacrifice S27.50, also gas heater S3. Call after D. m 1889 E. Mckinley St. It FOR SALE-Two ladies coats, size 1 40, in good condition, also one small wood heater. 2022 W. Jackson St. It S-BURNER Perfection and oven. $6; two-eye laundry stove, s5. square | dining table S7; round dining table.
 S20: kitchen cabinet, SEQ: china closet. $2O: other furniture Roy Will
 Hams, 532 F. Washington. Phone
 2S52. It
 FOR SALE-Gas cook stove. per feet condition. s7. 4os N. 18th St. g ; FOR SALE-Pink evening dress
 never worn, size 36, $10. Room 65
 Kersting Hotel l
 CHILD'S ivory enamel bed. 5 feet
 best springs and mattress; reed go
 cart, child's bath-tub and chair Owner leaving. Electric heater an'
 fireplace grate and screen. 6S4 N Sixth Ave. Phone SsS5. l FOR SALE-Set of fine Frencl chinal Phone 415S.
 [. AT GOLDFIELD-SS mineralizet Dl claims, grouped if desired. Ph. 51S! : Warrington. Youngsburg. . PIANOS, PIANOS ni TTN-rNT@rRNr rtrI CT
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
OWNER'S BARGAIN
A REAL INVESTMENT

See this today. 1921 N. Central. 75 foot front, nine room comfortable modern brick home Whatever comes or goes North Central will always be on the map and this property will make you money at the price asked. S11, 300. S3O0O cash MUREEN. with
 MEYERS INVESTMENT co.
 Phone 41O6 33 North First Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30

Very special - something extra good The ideal all weather car EX- cellent shape mechanically Looks like new; good tires, upholstery ele- cant. A real good purchase at Sl2"0. It's not a bargain, but it IS Soo1' honest value.
 Nash --pszsenger. A light car "a great big snap at S65o. Good painT. Good top.
 DI7LAIAGE Ss DUNBAR
 Central Avenue and Madison
 Phone 400S lt
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Oh, You House!

Through paying rent and want the sensation of digging in the dirt of your owr yard? Then come in and see me; I have the one you want for example, this one: Modern new five room brick just finished; sign the contract and move right in; To- cated northeast in classy neigh borhood on the paving; s4.500 is the price, on good terms: come in Mon day or phone me and I will come to you. Phone 5o03.
 FRED A. DIBBLE, REALTOR
 TIT North First Ave gb
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
FOE SALE -PY OWNER

S32 N. 18th Ave, third house south West Roosevelt street. 5-room new house and large garage, built-in fea- tures, yard ali fenced, good shade. only SZt10. $800 cash. balance like rent Would take Ford car or lot as paymen6 gs
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
Make Me An Offer

Must sell pom modern brick, hardwood floors, built in features; $500 cash. or will take car. See it Sunday, 1915 East Moreland. Phone S293. It
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
CADILL.Acs
Babbitts'

Fifth Ave. and Washington
Arizona republican., 1921-10-30
McArthur Brothers

Used Car Department See Stevens Phone 4321. Central and Madison,
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