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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-14
FAME Of TANLAC
HAS SPREAD OVER
. entire CONTINENT
Celebrated Medicine Now Sold
FROM Coast to Coast and
From Canada to Tropics.

More lflks . tale from the Ara.
Nan Nshts Of old than q record
Sf . modem business achievement.
rsads the story Of the marvellous
grswth and development Of Tan
10. watch has bean the sensation
q the drug trade throughout the
United States. Canada and other
countries.
The old illustration Of tho psb-
BE dropped into the pool best d.
ocribes the marvellous growth Of
the svsf-inorsaSing demand. and
its fame has swept over the entire
oontinent like . great tidal wave.
The only explanation OF Tanlao's
triumph In the medical world n
canlAc'o true worth. Back Of Tan
lec'0 triumph In the drug stores is
Tanlao's triumph In the homes. It
b the peoples medicine and the
people themselves have made Tan
he what IL IL.
No matter where you 90 Tanlac
b . household word and II II uA-
Quest1onably the most widely talk.
Cd Of medicine in the world today.
One person invariably tells an
other about . medicine that helps
him and In this way scores or
even hundreds may hear of Tan
lac. a. . direct result Of one bottle
In q single homo .
When asked TO explain this REQ
Wd.brealking demand, Mr.. d. G.
Harris. Special Representative Of
TAnlac, sald:
There can be but one possible
explanation and II can Be told in
one wcrd-merit. That tells the
whole story. No preparation. no
matter how extensively advertised.
could poestbly meet with such
phenomenal success unless 1t pos
sssssd absolute merit and extraor-
dinary powers ~ q medicine"
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585,144 BOTTLES SOLD
BY BIO CHICAGO FIRM

Chicago, nj.
International Proprietaries. Inc,
Atlanta, Ga.
We were appointed exclusive
distributors Of Tanlac for Chicago
and northern Illinois about two
years and q half ago. Since that
time, we have sold to the retail
drug trade 6s5,144 bottles. and
the demand Is constantly increas-
ing.
Judging from the marked en-.
thusiasm with which Tanlac has
been received throughout our ter
ritory. and from the large number
Of repeat orders we are receiving,
we feel fully justified in making
the prediction that Tanlac will
prove Just as successful in this
city and section as in other parts
OF the country.
FULLER.MoRRIsoN co.
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MEMPHIS FIRM SELLS
FIVE CARS IN MONTH
Memphis, Tenn.

Memphis. Tenn.
rnouasAleaal Yropsistaries. Ino..
Atlanta, O.
We know that the day Of mir
oelss n past and We al know thst
there are no unbelievable mys-
esriss IN the drug business, but
this Tanlao proposition smAcks Of
Soth. For ono firm to Be able TO
- st the rate Of one carload
every tw0 weeks, and for this rec
erd % keep up until now We have
Oold SsS,Sis bottles, II Just the
least you can ~, phenomenal
aad bswi1dsrinG.
During one month alone We sold
i've carloads. Tanlac 10 giving
entire sadsfaction to our trade
ana Il 70 Q constant and regular
repeater from the Same sources
and our customers write us that
thear demands are persistsnt In
TIE way Of repeat ordsra, ~ well
a. from new users.
Hnssi0-ELLIs DKUu CO.
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DEMAND FOR TANLAC
BREAKS ALL RECORDS
Fame Of Celebrated Medicine
Has Become international
In Ito Scope and England,
Japan, Cuba, Hawaii,
Alaska, Porto Rico and
Many European and South
American Countries Are
Seeking It

Never before, psrhapa, in al
history has the demand for . pro-
prietary medicine every approach.
Cd the wonderful record that ID
now being made by Tanlac. the
celebrated medicine which has been
accomplishing such remarkable re-
suits throughout the entire United
States. Canada and other coun.
tries. A. q matter Of fact, the
marvellous success achieved by
this medicine staggers the mag.
ination.
Taniac was first placed on the
market in the United States just
little over six years ago. Its
success was immediate and people
everywhere were quick to recog.
nixe II a. Q medicine Of great
power and extraordinary merit.
Since that time there has been
sold throughout the United States
and Canada alone approximately
II, 900, 900 bottles, establishing q
record which has probably never
been eQualled in the history of
the drug trade in any part Of the
world.
F1m0 x1 1nteru3tbOuAts
The instant and phenomenal sue
cess which Tanlac won when II
was first discovered has been ex-
tended to practically every large
city. small town, village and ham
lot In North America. It's fame
has become international in its
scope and England. Japan. Cuba.
Hawaii. Alaska, Porto Rico. and
many Europeon and South Ameri.
can countries are clamorins for II.
From the Atlantic coast to the
Pacific and from the nothern linn.
it's Of civilization In Canda to the
Tropics. Tanlac 10 known and hon.
ored. Millions have taken 1t with
the most astonishing and crafty.
ing results and have pronounced
1t the greatest medicine Of Ill
time.
Countless thousands Of men and
women in all walks OF life and
afflicted with stomach. liver and
kidney disorders, some Of them OF
long standing. as we'll as thou
sands Of weak, thin. nervous men
and women apparently on the
verge Of collapse. have voluntarily
testified that they have been fully
restored to their normal weight,
health and strength by its use.
Restored to Health.
Still others. who seemed fairly
well, yet suffered with indigestion.
dyspepsia. headaches, shortness Of
breath. constipation. bad complex
ion, loss Of appetite. sleeplessness
at night and Of terribly detected.
depressed feelings. state that they
have been entirely relieved Of
these distressing symptoms and
restored to health and happiness.
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TorsRto. Canada.>
Propristaries. lnc..

Torsato. Canada.>
International Propristaries. Inc.
Atlanta, "a.
TsnIac has bssn the largest eel.
inG proprietary medicine We have
SvsR handled. We have sold at
wt,olssals In the Provfncs Of On
tario over thirty-ssven an car
leads, or approximately S77.B1s
bottles. since accepting the agency
q little over four years ago.
LYMAN BROS. q CO.. LTD.
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Vancouver, b. c.. Canals

Vancouver, b. c., Canada
International Proprietaries. Inc.
Atlanta, Ga.
We have had a remarkable sale
for Tanlac since you first offered
Il for sale In Vancouver. Since our
first order was placed, We have
purchased 11.273 dozen. approx
nateiy seven and q half carloads,
q record In the sale Of patent
medicines with us.
NATIONAL DRUG q CHEMICAL
CO., LTD,
Per Dan1 Hockin. Mgr.
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BIG DENVER JOBBER
SELLS 1864 BOTTLES

Denver. Colo.
International Proprietaries. Inc.
Atlanta, Ca
Our sales record 20 far exceeds
the sale Of any other proprietary
remedy we have ever handled that
Tanlac 10 in . class by itself
Since We have had the
Tanlac account, We have received
and distributed nearly twenty-sev-
en- carloads or about 1884 bot
ties. and sales seem to be on the
increase.
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ACLEAR COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks-Sparkling
Eyes-Most Women
Can Have.
Says DR.. Edwards, q Well-known
Ohio Physician.

Or. r. NJ. Edwards for II years treated
scores Of women for liver and bowel all
ments. During these years he gave TO his
patients a prescription made of . few
we'll known vegetable ingredients mixed
with olive oil, naming them DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets. You will know them by
their olive color.
These tablets are wonder workers on
the liver and bowels. which cause q
normal action, carrying off the waste and
poison Gus matter in ones system.
II you have . pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head
aches, a listless, no good feeling. all out
OF sorts inactive bowels, you take one
OF Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for
a time and note the pleasing results.
Thousan ds OF women and men take DR..
Edwards' Olive Tablets--the successful
substitute for calomei-now and then
Just to keep them fit. 1bc ana soc.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-14

Mill lengths and remnants Of Washable Gre
tonnes, left from recent sales. in floral, bird
foliage, woodland and tapestry designs: all
wanted colorings for many decorative purposes
Lengths from 1 to 10 yards-FIrst F1oor-Bar.
gain Table.
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LARGEST IN HISTORY
OF THEIR BUSINESS
Nashville, Tenn.
international Proprietaries. Inc.


Atlanta, Ga.
It gives US pleasure to state
that the Wholesale distributing
agency for Tanlac for this terri
tory secured from you has proved
very satisfactory to US.
Our books show that during the
time We have had the Tanlac &C.
count We have bought and dispos-
Cd Of over II cars, 217,2s6 bottles
Of Tanlac in this immediate terri
tory thereby setting a record as
the largest sale by US in q given
time Of any proprietary remedy in
the history Of our business.
These sales have been made
with no effort on our part and
without complaint on the part Of
our patrons and sub-agencies.
SPURLOCK-NEAL co.
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We have handled in excess Of
thirty-eight tSs) carloads Of Tanlac
tss6.7s6 bottles), in a little over
three and half years. Tanlac
stands pre-eminent a. a seller and
your splendid merchandising meth
DDS certainly produce results. the
proof being the above-mentioned
sales record.-Western Wholesale
Drug Co, Los Angeles. Calf.
Tan1ac IL sold in Washington
by Peoples Drug Stores and ali
leading druggists.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-14
$500 and $I.25 Cushions, 79c

Cretopne covered Sofa Cushions, sizes 16x16
and 20x20 inches; round shapes. some trimmed
with braid others with lace button top and bot
tom; filled with soft fluffy silk floss. covered
with fast color cretonnes. in floral. bird and
tapestry designs-Fourth Floor.
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$500 Br0adcL0th, 81

s0-inch Atwood Broadcloth, with velour finish:
In black. navy. brown. copen. tan. etc.-F1ryt
Floor.
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Girls Shirt Waists or Guimpes, Of fine quality
white lawns with round collar and cuffs; but
toned down 'front.' set In sleeves; sizes to II
years.-Third Floor.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-25
BY AUBREY DEvlNs
AlI.Ameriea 1921, Captain Iowa
1921, "eig Ten" Champions.

Hll'NmeFlGa l9GIt captain iowa
1921, "sIg Ten" Champions.
In preparing himself to make the
college team, the high school star
must first of all fit himself physl
cally and mentally for the stress
and strain Of collegiate football.
Physical and mental fitnesS
come first, and with these, as a
rule, you may expect to find conf.
dence. In fact, confidence in him.
self may be said to be included
in the players mental fitness.
Having laid this foundation, the
player must develop greater speed
than was ever demanded Of him In
his most strenuous high schoo.
combats. He must develop speed
not only in action, but in thinking
as we'll, and above all he must
school himself to keep his head In
the game every minute, during
practice as well as in regular
games.
Many Arc Badly Coached.
The newcomer from high school
must remember what the coaches
tell him. At college no will find
that there are too many men on the
squad to allow the coaches time to
go around amongst the men night
after night, telling each Individual
the same thing over and over again.
Coaches are looking for the men
who remember TO do as they are
told. And right in this connection
is where the players natural aptl.
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SARAZEN BARELY AVERTS
FATAL ACCIDENT IN AUTO

NEW YORK, Oct. rs. Gene
sarazen, American golf champion,
bad narrow escape from serious
injury last night when he made an
unsuccessful effort to avoid run.
ming down Luke Robinson, an old
resident Of White Plains.
Sarasen, who was discharged
from the hospital nine days ago
after a remarkably quick recovery
from an appendicitis operation, ran
his car into the sidewalk In trying
TO avoid Robinson, who was knock
ed down and suffered a fractured
skull and several broken ribs.
Sarazen was paroled by Coroner
Fitzgerald after ego witnesses had
described tho accident as unavoid'
able.
The golfer was uninjured, al.
though his machine was damaged
slightly.
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kick against Cornell on the Polo
grounds In 1918.
Eddie Lynch, the other principal
is still member OF tho Dartmouth
varsity.
Reverses Decision
William n. Morice, VINO was ref.
cree in the Columbia.New York
University game last Saturday
which was won by New York I
to ., Inns reversed his ruling on
touchdown. making it safety,
and the final and official score
should be S to in favor Of Col.
umbia instead Of z to 6 In favor
OF New York. The play that
caused tho confusion was as fol.
lows: Columbia was in possession
of the ball on her own 10 yard
line, and being held was forced to
punt. Roderick kicked from his
own goal line and the punt was
blocked by Berkowitz OF the New
York University. Tho ball bounded
away into spectators gathered be.
hind the goal posts. There was a
general scramble for the ball and
whom 1t was over a New York man
had the ball It was declared a
touchdown and a goal kicked.
The rule under which the referee
changed his decision follows:
"a blocked kick, which after be.
ing blocked, crosses the kickor's
! goal line and into the stand or
among the spectators, shall count
as safety"
Some Of US birds who went to
Bethlehem last year for the West
Vlrginta-Lehigh game will remem.
Der this Morice fellow quite dis
tinctly. His work was anything
but satisfactory In the memorable
contest.
Do Much Damage
The circus at the South Side
Park last week jammed things up
In fine style and left tho grounds
In such a condition that Frank
Ice can hardly work his football
men there. Frank took the matter
up with the proper authorities last
evening, and It was promised that
by this afternoon the grounds
would be in tip top condition.
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This Date in History
Life and Character Reading,
OCTOBER 25


Che women u. tuIS OSLO arc "a.
cellent cooks and splendid house.
keepers. ms union OF free air and
the restless sea makes an uncon.
veutional character which Is most
pleasing to every one. Sometimes
the natural Libra fear and hesita
ton communicate their influence
to this cuSp and make the native
hesitate in a crisis or before a
critical surgical operation.
When these people go to ex
tremes, they are very dishonest.
Just so long as they follow
their own intuitious they will
rarely be deceived. When any i'm.
portant subject is involved, they
should come to conclusions when
entirely alone, as they are more
or less subject to the positive
mind action OF others.
The goysrniug sign OF this date
is the cusp Of LibraScorpio. The
governing planet is Venus, and the
birthstone is an opal.
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Must Develop Speed
in Action and Thouqht

tude for football, or what is some
times called football" sense" re,
veals itself. II he has 1t, the in,
structions Of the coaches will bring
It out.
Speed Most Essential.
Assuming that the high school
player has mot all the requirements
above laid down, there yet remain
certain other requirements which
ne must meet before he can expect
to make the college team.
The first Ia weight. A high school
star OF the first magnitude may be
hopelessly barred from success in
college football, simply because he
lacks the weight necessary to fight
on anything like even terms with
the men he is known with on the
college squad.
! might cite the cases Of several
men who have come under my per,
sonal observation, who have gone
to college after making all.stata
high school teams, and have failed
to make good In college through no
fault OF their own, but simply be.
cause they lacked the required
weight.
And right here let me say that
superior weight is an asset only
when the man can handle 1t. A
clumsy big man may be less for.
midable than skillful little fellow,
but that fact doesn't help the little
fellow much because It is not the
clumsy big men who make the var.
sIty, but rather the big men who
Know how to handle themselves.
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and removal.
PHONE 6SS FOR
APPOINTMENT
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+. AT YOUR SERVICE

Craftsman with extensive ex-
perience in general mechanical de
signing is at liberty to take on
some additional work, such as ma
chine design, pertaining to m'Ging
work. etc, also the development o:
prospective patents. Will gladly
give you estimate concerning your
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CHESS CHAMPIONS
SIGN UP FOR MATCH

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Frauk J.
Marshall Of New York. chess cham
pion OF the United States, and Ed.
ward Laskar Of Chicago, winner OF
the recent masters tournament,
have signed articles Of agreement
10 play special match Of eighteen
games for $4,000. Play Is to be-
gin In New York on March Is next,
other games OF the series to be
staged in Philadelphia, Cleveland.
Chicago and New Orleans.
Under the rules each player will
be entitled TO a period OF rest not
exceeding seven days during the
progress Of the match.
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Special Notices

To Matthias Brapt 1 ono
spragg. r
You will take notice that Mike
Powell, the purchaser OF the fola
lowing real estate 1otsNo. 4 g and
II. in Block No. located
Eureka Addition. Union District.
Marion county which was sold by
the Sheriff Of Marion County a.
the sale OF delinquent taxes made
on the 10 day Of December, a30
aud deed has been required as
provided by law, which deed VII
be mado 10 the said Mike Powell
on or after the is lay OF Deceiii
her, 1922, unless you against that
day redeem the said real eatas
from the said sale. Tho anlptit
necessary TO redeem Is asfollows;
Amount paid Sheriff at
said sale ......................, $50
Amount taxes paid
on the property since
said sale .................... s
Amount paid surveyor
and report .................. s eS75i
Amount paid for notice
and service thereot....,, 81. 25;
Interest ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ! l,S7s
lOlhl -ss'.'.'...sssss.''s.ss.sss. SAQAutf
Given under my hand this 9tb
day OF October 1929.
LEE N. sATTERFfELp;
Clerk of the County Court st
Marion County. Wet Virginia
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lMpohrAN1 ho1lcE

The West Virgfn1dn VIII not be
responsible for more than one In.
correct insertion OF any advertise
ment ordered for more than one
time
All cancellation ordlrg on con.
tract and until forbid orders must
be in writing addressed to the
Waut.Ad Department, This is for
your protection.
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Az \ EIALLhE IN YAAafA. Il yUI
want 70 buy, BellHo exchange q.
yertBe your wares In Tampa and
South Florida. One Of tho niost
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ways use Times want Ads. Lara,
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SAVE THE
PROFITS FOR YOUR
SELF

BUY YOUR CIGARS DIRECT
Our handmade 5.inch Londrcs
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10c extra for orders sent c. o. D.
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Farms For Sale

TRUCK FARMS that pay dividends
annually can be bought at rea.
sonable prices here. Vegetables
are shipped eight months In the
year. Three aud four crops ar5
grown on the same land annually.
Excellent climate and health. Pler
ty OF labor, strikes unknown. Well
organized association that sells ali
farm products. For particulars
write LAKE REALTY COMPANY,
Beaufort, S. Q. 5676A
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The want Ads are offering splen.
did positions to those who are am.
bilious enough to read tho Want
Ad columns every evening.
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Have you ever seen the Black
Horse BrigadeI Adv.
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Osteopathic Physician
and Eye Specialist
DIR. ASA B. SMITH

will devote q part Of his time to
non-surgical Treatment OF Rectal
and Colon troubles az Contis, Els.
sure Fistula. Hemmorrhold tpiles)
Purtis.Am Etching Piles) Chronic
Constipation and other ailments.
Hemorrhoids (Ples) for
non surgical treatment
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Have you ever seen the Black
Horse Rrigade7 Adv
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To Ellis s. Maple: Z.
You will take notice that Mike
Powell, the purchaser OF the tol;
lowing real estate, Lots No. 3 aud
4, Block No. 6. located In Harr Adj
ditlon, Union District; Marion
County. which was sold by thei
sheritf OF Marion County at the sac;
for delinquent taxes made on tie
18th day OF December. 1890, and q
deed has been required as provided
by law, which deed will be made
10 the said Mike Powell, on or at.
er the 18th day OF December. 1922.
unless you against that day redeem
the said real estate from the SAID
sale. The amount necessary to id.
deem is as follows:
Amount paid sheriff at said
sale ,.....,........... s1lgIas
Amount paid surveyor for SUI.
vey and report ........... s.S5i
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof. ...........S 11.gbi
Interest ................... 2:BSl
Total ............... 80. .sSstfs.
Given under my hand this isthi
day of October, 1893 - -; -'S...
LEE IN. SATTERFfELD.
Clerk Of the County Court OF
Marion County. West Virginia.
Oct. II, IS, 25 Nov. /.
u a ~
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Professional Service

FA1RMoNT BEAUTY SHOP. WE
HAVE just received a line Of
"a inch switches. Priced from
$3.50 UP. Call 1892 for appoint
ment. 32O Monroe street, opposite
postotfice. Rosie Tucker, Proprie-
tress.
DR.. DEEM, CHIROPODIST AND
FOOT SPECIALIST AT SHURT
LEFT AND WELToN'S EVERY
MONDAY. 57964A
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Restaurants

"NAH W OSaA y hhenpt
Want to sell q carriage.
Want to sci: groceries.
Want to sell dry goods,
Want to sell town property
Want customers for any thtlgg
Advertise daily through this papa
Advertising is the way to aueeess
Advertising brings new buyerai
Advertising keeps the old ones
Advertising insurss success
Advertising shows energy
Advertising SHOWS pluck
Advertising Is biEs
Advertise or bust
Advertise ! ous
Advertise at onos
Advertise often
Advertise yell
ADVERTISE
IT PAYS
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Miscellaneous NpT Sale

TABLE, chairs and Ice box. t!alr
at-31s Maple Avenue. GS9S A
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NATIONAL CASH REGlsTERs--
New and uSts:i easy pAymeuts.
National Cash 4teGister Co..
claFksburE, W. Va. 4SO7A
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WOMAN WANTS nursing. Phone
1187-M., 5777A
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Wanted

wANTED-1OO Black saddle
horses. See Domino" Moose
Club 1900 to $500 p. m. Daily.
No E50hA
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FOR RENT: Furnished rooms
with or without light house.
keeping privilege. Phone 1574-R.
No. 671z-A