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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-01-12


Vicks has come to be the a
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children's cold troubles, b
cause it does away with dosin
Vicks contains the old, TIM
tested -Camphor. Me,
thol, Eucalyptus, etc.-combine
by special process, so that Will
they penetrate and stimulate Il
skin, the ingredients are al;
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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-07-15
What's The Matter?
An observer visits tive churches last
Sunday and makes some observa-
tions and comments worthy of con-
sideratiOn.

What's the matter? Yes what is
the matter. The United States OF
america is a nation where greater
freedom of religious worship is en-.
Eyed than any country on the globe
Maryland is one of the oldest states
OF the union. The Eastern Shore is
especially blessed, having churches
convenient to almost everyone. And
1t has reputation for religious fer
vor. Some years ago when a slul
/ ad been thrown at the Eastern Sho
by a Baltimore paper a reply was
r7ade by a resident of this favored
section of the earth in which he stat.
ed, "the people of the Eastern Shore
are a God-loving, God-fearing church
going people"
A few weeks ago the statement was
1! ade in the WORCESTER DEMO.
Graf that "the people of Pocomoke
ere a church-going people and nc
G.ubt the churches will be filled next
Sunday"
But some things that rave come un.
der our notice during the past week
rather refute the above statements.
A merchant was telling one day re-
Gently of a certain Pocomokian who
attended church in town on Sunday
morning, went to Ocean City in the
afternoon and stayed to see "Uncl,
Toms Cabin" on the screen at night
snd remarked that the days activities
h,ldly fitted in.
l attended services Sunday morning
at little country church six miles
from town where about fifty or sixty
people gathered together. There were
about twnty middle-aged and old peo.
rle there, the rest being young people
and children.
In the evening went to the Salem
NJ. E. Church in Pocomoke to see anf
hear the illustrated talks which tn;
pastor gives at twilight services each
Sunday evening. The music was fine
though the pastor sang some song
almost alone. There were slightly
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-07-15
Billiousness and Constipation.

"For years was troubled with bill
iousness and constipation, which made
life miserable for me. My appetite
failed me. lost my usual force and
vitality. Pepsin preparations and ca
thartics only made matters worse. l
do not know where l should have been
today had l not tried Chamberlain
Tablets. The tablets relieve the ill
feeling at once, strengthen the diges-
tive functions, helping the system to
do it's work naturally" writes Mrs.
Rosa Potts, Birmingham, Ala.-Ad-
vertisement.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-07-15
q
DO WE "SEE STARS"
WHEN HIT ON HEAD "a

2 ACH of the five senses-sight.
- hearing, feeling, taste and touch
has Its special set of nerves through
which sensations are recorded I'm the
brain. With the exception of the
nerves of touch, which extend to all
parts of the body, these perform spe-
cial functions for certain individual
Organs-the nerves of sight being con
nected with the eye, those of smell
with the nose, those of taste with the
mouth and those of hearing with the
ears.
Whenever the brain receives a sud
den shock, such as would follow Il
blow OH the head. the vislon-nerves
are disturbed In such way as to
produce the effect of seeing flashes of
light or ''stars," as the resultant i'm
preston Is usually called. The ex-
trelnely sensitive eye-nerves cannot be
Jared without producing this effect
of light--while ii severe blow will
often react In similar manner upon
the nerves Of hearing, thus leading
the person who Is struck to imagine
that he Is listening to odd unusual
sounds.
(C0pyright.)
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
TABLE BOARD

btGOUT CAFE-ChlCken dinner. So
hore-cooked food; absolutely fresh
100 st. facing W. p. d 4. terminal
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
RUBY LEE MlNAR,
WASHINGTON-
az Evans bldg Main llt6.

NhShlNGTON-
81: Evans bldg Main llt6.
VIRGINIA
lyon Fark office. clarendon c75-J-1.
81, oO0-Downto location, on II ~. y
W which Is becoming a great business
street. s-room house. which has been
pu' in perfect condition, electric ligh'
larg" rooms and ready for I or FAINT
rrs to live in, large front and back Va rJ
ant garage, reasonable cash payment
balance less than rent; title perfect. Va
can't and immediate possession.
too--6-room frame house on 5sth 81
Georgetown. for Colored: cash payment
5000. balance $50 per month till paid 4:
tile perfect
j. d. GARMAN,
DISTRICT NATIONAL. Bank BLDG
MAIN h32H. FRANKLIN 3933.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
ROOMS For RENT
Furnished

ST. n f., it9 1spt. 22D-One large and
one small room. gentlemen only; a. IN.
1 hle
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILES.
Tor Sale

THFRE is NOTHING HERE OVER
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
BUICK 4-CYL. 5-PAsS TOURING. ...........sl
FORD TOURING, LATE MODEL, MANY
NASH (JEFFERY), JUST GOOD SPORT
OAKLAND. A l9l8 MUCH ABOVE THE
AVERAGE ..................... $3.50
DODGE. LOOKS LIKE NEW; ROYAL CORD
BUICK. 6-CYL. 5-PASS, 1917. TOURING. $3.50
FORD SEDAN, WITH 5000 WORTH OF
r'N iNAo S4@o
MITCHELL. 7-PASS 6-CYL. TOURING RE-
MORE USED CARS OF STANDARD MAKES AT
EMERSON s ORME,
1920 M Street.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT
SCALES REPAIRED.
Flowers

CUT RATE FLOWER SHOP. 1916 Pa
ave. y. W-Buy your flowers at the
Cut Rate Flower Shop and save 100 per
cent; cheapest place in town to buy flow
ers Of all kinds. Special low price for
Saturday and sunday.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
ROOMS WANTED

ROOM and kitchenette, furnished: rerinad
couple. must be reasonable, within SIN
blocks Palace Thester. 9ls New York
ave y W. apt s.
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
AN EXCELLENT HOME

eso be secured by stating what ysu vs-s
in . Times want Ad. vNess u ~ MAJ.
siss. An experienced er-rssss viii Asas
sss write u ssa bip ~ - 49,
The Washington times., 1922-05-06
Z nfurrt~n-r

syh Sr Isoo-FIys room anfuT-
nsh-d spf r-ss. aab.s
IT " near Governwent Printing
'"fice- SrN-rouu apartment for rem.
NJ objection 10 children. reasonable rent
Gsu ~ - -
e ST y. 52S-Thr.e unfurnish.I
To"fns. screened in porch. bath and gas.
reasonable
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

board thought it was too high. Super
intecdent asked to ind one lower If
possible.
10. from Moss Bluff by Electra
% Lynn. J. w Mock $3.50 per Day
and everything TO be furnished Dan
7. Fort sl58 per month or i county
furnish body, s148 per month. Boari
rejected bids IS to- high AMI aszed
superintendent 70 make an e1o-- "a
securing work 81 ! lover bid.
Eo. S.-E'co:n Ole For;s . Lvaa
J. f. Fort Sis per mo2-a. Board re-
jec.ed bi1 as too high All askey
superintendent 80 make EFFORT . ga.
same az lower salary.
No. 9.-From Caarcer Oak to Sun
neffe.d. L. J. DankwoEta st35 per
month. W 2. GcDermitt $40 per
month Board rejected BID aai asked
supe cintendent TO make eeore . s.
cure same for lower salary
10. 10-From Fansy5ile 70 F-ll3w
sai1. F. 2. Fant sl99 per moatl.
BcarI accepted bii Of r. 2. Fan
No. 11.-From Bisch:oa 70 Fesow-
ship. C. Bitch s100 per monsh 3.
W. Coulter $75.O3 per month. Board
accepted J. w. Coulter's BID {. $500
per month.
Petition from patrons OF Turner
Farm to Citra was presented % 0oa-i.
asking that board transport Turner
Farm school 10 Citra The superin-
sendent having had previous converse
ton with those who opposed he trans
Dortation presented their objections
70 the board, ami as the petition con
tanned large majority OF the patrons
Mr. J. n. Simmons moved ,hat peti-
ton be granted, seconded by \. G..
Shealy and carried.
Bids were also presented to the
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15
MINUTES OF The BOARD OF PUs-
Llc INSTRUCTION

for h9rion Comfy, Florida met this
tue 8th day OF Angus. 1922. in regular
session with c. R. Veal member and
r. J. Skealy. present. Chairman W.
T. Gary absent ca account Of his sons
illness.
NJ T. =. Simmons. member elec-
'or the third district having been dG-
" appointed BY Governor Carey a.
Har3ae 70 fl the unexpi-ei term OF
= J. ) =pheas, resigned appeared be-
bore -ae Bo3.i a1i presented his Com
a,i.st2a. o1I assumed his duty as
member Of tie Board OF Pubic In
,.rrc.lgr for Earion County. Florida
eJr strict Number Three
ao .oa By Il. J. saeaIy. seconded ny
8. i simmons AMI carried by u1aai-
n.v5 .3.a os the Board chat G. R. Veal
et - 1ts'rT-1a c5 me B3a-d during
absence II -. T. Cary. Chairman.
Nessr= Wul3ms AMI Johnson, trus-
t,es cs Tie Ra3i.c', Special Tax School
District appeared before the Board in
0eeaf Of t4e Reddick School, asking
tae pe.-ior BE built . divide the
u9per h5I Of the present Readick
.eaool E0ase :nto two class rooms
same granted by the board They
also discussed the building os the new
building
Petition from patrons OF the Mill
Creek School asking that their school
be re-estabIished vas presented by
J. j. Moore. objecting to the present
plan of the school was that the ser
vice Of the truck on the present condi-
ton OF the roads would be poor
Board agreed to give proper con-
sideration to the petition.
Messrs. Rowen. Nixon, and Harroll
trustees of the Shiloh school came be,
fore the Board and asked that they
be allowed an assistant as they were
quite sure Of thirty five pupils. They
also asked that Mrs. S. P. Rush be ap-
pointed principal, that they had con-
suited her and she had agreed TO ac-
cept the position.
Messrs. Fant, Smoak. and Ostelle
,n,as~ad haeora tl,o p,ar5 - ho,,a,f
80 2 = Cn,oa,,.s h,5 - "a t-,ns
o,-.,.:or - ~ nrr:f- e-or, zror,
$50 ! ra'-eaid
tr Qua-tarmaD of Fairfield cane
,,so.o -, D,ar5 a,s r~,-.n4,s -.
ttd =, =. +-.n.,o~t.4ion - 1T
-, -,.~4--s a.a-,,r 49, - ia
49,. ,.:- -af. 49,. -,
-.
> T. l. 7-a0''e"S ana - n
4" 49, a -'7i'71 p7-o'e '''+ D'3-u ID
0-'-- g =. = -.-tAo" O-l lo1 t-le
l-1-' '1- 70 --5u Oh pupils from en-
Nh 5-on y r'sEiield-
ar =. - BecE trustee Of 42eae
r., - 9.l't AZ 0eAooi Dis1flct. came
p--'te ne bo5g1 am a-sc0sse2 me
a--oo'3 e 5le Distr,c-. l. vas agreed
. c'-h f1e sc1oots a. 49, year.
-.1' :. 2 Ho#eI- = 2}e&re1 oe-oE9
ne boarI and 0lscNssa1 the cc1soi-
l&a--on O. TIE district 50 as TO estab-
asa good scA0oi Tor the pupils OF
Lowell aud Reddick Districts that
pupils n the higher grades might be
~ 9oEmodated.
James Bass, supervisor Of the col
ored school at Stanton came before
the Board and asked for repairs for
building and that term begin a. as
early date as possible it was agreed to
furnish the repairs il possible and
that ne see the district trustees and
discuss the repairs with chem Also
that school would be opened as early
as it was possible for the board 20 do
50.
Board adjourned for noon to meet at
1870 o'clock.
Board met Tuesday afternoon with
all members present AMI acting ex-
ceDt Mr.. Gary.
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

A. last We are convincing Europe
tha. CIR foreign policy is not an en-.
d0wment p0iicy.-Houssoa Press
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15
ITEMS OF INTEREST TO THE FARMER
AND STOCK GROWER =Z



xapa layer
a gs1d layer NAV be described ss
hen hav'ng a sott. rich, red comb
AM Nat'les prominent head. gooi
rapa .tf plenty oi vigor. carrying a
ssn sr1 iH Hel faded OUT
cas- Faar iasA ~ leasr onee year.
Ask youf roanfg or home demon
strtt'1a sEenf ta help you. OF wri-e
.e college ot Agriculture 0f'aes
asssee f Information Taese
pt p ''-f lo nsip
"a .'aalf I'faefs afe b-.nS
'hs '"'n sssi in'' tAe warehouses;
rAa.a l'f sAip'aen1 %
H eHpHta'ns =" an parts
'i t'r ''Ah ana many shipments
1afan NlautF.es 81 Is stated
faaf Jefferson county furnishes four
AiiAs a't melon seei use1 20 tnis
country ~ an evidence OF me seed
Hdastff f might De stated that
. ..s s..-. 80 ,oo Ds~ 900
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'ni ''R = ''' '-' mop OUT throat
t'' r. "'-.h ny passing 0Ae
81 'e 'P-a'ns i-spe'-
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esssts uaie "a 1919 by
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es. crop ce w.i-s
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h.s.At. -
1912
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

g = estimated that the Floridi
efrus crop ,hi. season Will rang
1a1Heaa e0aa99o and 1900 90
boses
The Ocala banner., 1922-09-15

au "a Il.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished
for housekeeping. 500 F.. Monroe
s4.00. per week: $15 per month.
Water and lights furnished. bn
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
21-RooM AND BOARD
Board and Room

Private home. close in. for man or
woman employed 341 West Adams
St, cor, Fourth Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

When these are gone there amt
any more so get busy and come right
down and pick your car for we close
the Both of this month and every car
must be sold then, regardless of cost.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

FOR SALE--A-1 milch COW and
heifer, both fresh two weeks; year
ling heifer, months old heifer; all
EoIsteins; cheap. Would consider
trade for Ford. Phone 341, Repub-
lican. Mesa. bp
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
REQ SpeedWagon
Oldsnobile
Little Six Touring

This car was traded in on a new
Packard Single Six and has had very
careful U.s., being in excellent condi-
tion both mechanically and in ap-
pearance having very high grade
of paint jor Priced TO move at $3.50.
SMITH MOTOR SALES CO..
PACKARD AND HUPMOBILE DIS
TRIBUTORS.
FIFTH AVE. & ADAMS. TEL. $685..
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
7thAve.Hotel Rates

Nice two-room apartments. $50 to
$50; bedrooms. $40 and SIS a month;
everything new and clean: hot water
in all rooms. Free bath. Seventh
ave. and West washington st. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
ALOHE OE
ONLY 12 CARS LEFT

| When these are gone there amt
any more so get busy and come right
down and pick your car, for we close
| the Both of this month and every car
must be sold then, regardless of cost.
1921 FORD ROADSTER. ...... 1915
If your intentions are to buy a
new Ford Roadster, don't do it
till you've seen this one.
1921 OLDSMOBILE 6 TOUR. $595
One of those late model light cars.
Is in excellent shape throughout.
1921 MITCHELL TOURING. 1896
Last years Mitchell car sold at
such a low price. And it's in won
derful shape
1920 OAKLAND 6 TOURING. !. .s4s5
Original finish, which can't be
told from new; has all new Cord
nobby tires.
1919 BUICK 6 TOURING. ...... $685.
Yes, it's one of those Light Six
Bucks thst's above the average
condition.
1918 NASH s TOURING. ...... $685.
Refinished and new top. 1t looks
like q new car.
1919 FORD TOURING. $1,000. $225
New seat covers. new top, spot
light. motometer. Hassler shock
absorbers, new paint.
1919 KISSFLL ROADSTER. -. s595
Prettiest roadster in town; all
new tires. special paint job; seats
three people.
1918 NASH TOURING. ....... 1895
It's in wonderful condition; motor
is very quiet: has new tires. new
top.
1918 FORD TOURING. ........ .$195
At this price it's cheaper than
walking. Better buy it today.
1918 OVERLAND 4 TOURING. .$195
Fine tires; motor runs good, paint
new: best small family car.
WE MUST SELL EVERY CAR
WE HAVE IN STOCK BY THE
FIRST OF THE MONTH. WE ARE
IN A POSITION TO GIVE YOU THE
MOST LIBERAL TERMS EVER
HEARD OF AND IF YOU ARE
EVEN THINKING OF THE PUR-
CHASE OF A GOOD REBUILT CAR
do IT NOW.
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
PALACE GARAGE
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

HERE are few extra specials in
vice and have been put in condition.
They are cars that are honestly
priced and we are sure they will give
the buyer honest service.
Chevrolet SITS. This car has light
truck body and can be converted into
roadster.
Dodge Touring. $3.50.
Overland 80 light touring car 1915.
Dodge Touring s475 This car has
been checked, has good tires and is
worth the money.
olds 6 s875.
olds 8 5000. This is a sport type
and is an exceptional buy at this
price.
Overland 6. This car has been gone
over. is in the paint shop. and is a
bargain at $500.
Mitchell light touring s475 This
car looks like new and will make
somebody an excellent car.
Hudson 7-passenger $3.50.
Hudson Speedster $3.50. This car
has wire wheels, two extra wheels
with two spare tires. trunk rack on
rear. bumpers. snubbers and innum-
cradle other practical extras. Looks
exactly like new.
Then we have a Packard Twin Six
7-passenger that can be bought at
the right price.
DULMAGE & DUNBAR
Phone 400S. Central Ave. & Madison
FOR SALE-Ford speedster in
first class condition. Apply 1107 w
jefferson street. hp
DODGE touring, mechanically per-
feet, new tires. good battery. Will
sell cheap or trade What have you
30 \. Center. Phone 4136 II
FORD touring looks good, new
paint shocks. good rubber S0x3 Y
all around; general condition good
motor good shape. The price is right
310 n Center. Phone 1926. Sunday
morning II
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

HAVE YOU read the Poultry De-
partment which is a regular feature
of the Sunday Republican? Have
you any suggestions. or any ques-
tions regarding poultry which you
would like to ask? Address Poultry
man, Care of Republican. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

THREE furnished housekeeping
rooms, $40. 725 East Washington.
bp
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

Chevrolet $175. This car has light
truck body and can be converted into
roadster.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

WANTED-By Monday, zoo Barred
Rock eggs; state price. Mrs. Geo.
Siervogel, Route 4. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
ONLY THESE SIX LEFT

1919 Ford light delivery 1925
1917 Oakland speedster .... 195
1918 Maxwell touring ........ 160
1917 Overland touring ....... 245
1917 Hupmobile touring ...... 325
1920 Oakland roadster ....... 450
CASH, TRADE OR TERMS
4O7 W. WASH. ST. PHONE 1918 bg
LEAVING town. will sell my Oak
land roadster cheap. Call evenings
or Sunday. Blenheim Apis. Apart
ment 7. bm
FORD touring. new paint, good
rubber. Hassler shock absorbers, mo-
tor entirely overhauled. 2021 w
Jefferson st. bp
FORD roadster, 4 speed transmits
sion, 30xS = tires. master brake. other
extras: slip on body. If you are GO
ing to mountains this is just the car.
Cash. trade or terms. 300 n. Second
ST. 1t
FOR SALE OR TRADE Stude-
baker 6. 1918 model: give good terms.
las East Monroe. Phone 1858. 1t
FOR SALE-Late model light six
cylinder, five passenger touring, good
rubber. fair condition; best cash Of
fer or what have you to trade2 1857
e. Fillmore. 1t
THINK OF it, 1914 Cadillac 4,
chassis good condition, good rubber,
cheap: S165. 1929 E. Garfield. 1t
FOR SALE-F'ord touring; four
good tires and an Al motor; will sell
reasonable. See at 2033 w. Jefferson
Street. 1t
OVERLAND S5-4. just rebuilt new
pistons, wrist pins, new battery, fine
rubber, perfect condition. Owner
leaving town and will sacrifice for
quick sale. Apply 215 East Polk from
a. m. to ] p. M. It
BRAKE LINING-All sizes at cost.
Henkel Auto supply. 205 w. Wash
ington. Dig
FOR SALE-Ford Touring car.
Cheap for cash. f. A. Hudson. 1919
f. Washington ST. DIS
BRAND new Ford Touring. never
been used, all the latest equipment.
Good discount, or consider trade.
Box 79A Republican. If
/ FOR SALE-Touring Dodge car,
1 thoroughly overhauled. in prime con-
dition every way: $400: at Ford s
Store. go 2. Wash. Phone 6776 If
1922 DODGE touring: can be had
for s400 less than a new one: can be
seen Sunday between 10 am. and
! pm, 306 N. Second St. Cash. trade
or terms. bm
FOR SALE-Why buy a new Hup-
mobile when for $500 cash you can
buy my late 1920 model equipped s
cord tires bumpers and other extras.
Am leaving city. Phone 52s6. rs
| East Adams. bm
/ DORT touring, late model, new
paint and top, guaranteed conditions
private owner; $400. 341 West
Adams 1t
A CADILLAC speedster in Al
shape. at the price of a second hand
Ford 324 n. 5th Ave. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

SUMMER RATE. one room, kitch-
enette and porch. blocks from post
office: water and lights paid. 36S N
Second Ave bn
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

FOR SALE--Oakiand touring car
i'm first class condition. new top.
good tires. motor in perfect condi-
ton. best bargain in town. Price
S275.00. 12S S. Central Ave bp
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
Navajo Rugs

Trading Post prices. Gregg. 500 n.
Fourth Ave. Daily after 1880; all
day saturday. II
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
I7-FoR RgNT-APARTMENTs

CHARMING 4 room apartment,
newly and completely furnished: pi-
ano and electric fan: ideal for young
married couple. 1915 West Monroe.
bm
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

SOME very good household furni-
ture, lady's bicycle. Ford touring car.
good condition. $3.50. 1916 e. More
land bp
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

FOR good lot, late model six
cylinder roadster, good tires. top and
paint. Call $500. 545 West Portland.
1t
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

CRITTENDEN s famous Blue An
dalusians. None better Eggs range
Is, $3.50: pen. $500, postpaid Safe
delivery guaranteed. S. d. Critten-
den. Mansfield. Arkansas. 1t
BANTAMS and eggs, % varieties.
Circular, &c stamp Fem Bantam
Yards. Delavan. Wis. u
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

USED machinery. pumps, engines.
boilers, refrigerating plants. lighting
plants and mining machinery. G. G.
Mentzer, 214 N. Ninth st. Phone
1914 On
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
7-WANTED-MIscELLANEous
Contractors Notice

Wanted contractors portable rip
and cut off saw. Phone AZ. Glendale.
j. D. Howell. bn
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

Dodge Touring $475 This car has
been checked, has good tires and is
worth the money.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
w. T. oHLRAJ

1000 ten frame bee hives, with
frames. $3.50 each. Single frames,
SM cents each. Stock window frames,
$3.50. stock door frames, S.. 80. Clear
finish lumber, $40 per M. Cheapest
place in the city for lumber and mill
work Odds and ends on hand of
sash and door frames. Make your
bid on some of this stock.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
Hard on Brakes

Washington Street Car conductors
may wonder why street cars are
stopped at 10th Ave. and Washing
ton Street every day One peach
looking young lady said: Il want
to look that there little portable
house over, standing there; it's only
100000 and it's fust what l need"
Another one said, in low tone. I'm
going to the yard down there and buy
some OF that $4,000 lumber. My
neighbor built a fine house with that
lumber. and it cost her only $40 for
the lumber, sash and doors, and it
looks fine. / have been paying rent
all my life and now | am able to get
a little house myself" Yes, folks, it's
free for all. as long as it lasts. / am
cleaning up the yard of all odds and
ends and ii is the best stuff / ever
had for the money. There is siding,
flooring, 2x4's and 2x6's, windows
and doors, roofing, all kinds. Make
me price by the 1000 feet or buy
the whole pile. No reasonable offer
refused. l am going to clean up in
the next few weeks. as | am going to
the Coast and see that there Ghost.
1t may get me: then goodbye-no
more cheap lumber.
w. T. OHLRAU
OHLRAU LUMBER AND MILL CO.
10th Ave. and Jackson Phone 6447
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Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

Bureau Accredited Hatchery List.
MUST HATCH INCUBATOR co.
440 Seventh St. Petaluma, Calf. II
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16
40-Ecos AND PouLTRY

Our birds have won blue ribbons Al
Boston, Madison Square Garden. New
York State Fair and many other big
National Shows. Blood lines the very
finest In America. A limited number
OF Matching eggs, baby chicks and
breeding birds for sale Clark wy
andotte Ranch. p. o. Box E5s4. Riv-
erside. Calf. II
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

DUR0C BOARS-Service age, sired
by Grand Champion. Royal | Am.
Brown Bulb Ranch. Capitola, Cali
fornia. IT
Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

BUY YOUR MILK GOAT. BREED
ING STOCK OR STUD BUCK FROM
DUGATiS RELIABLE STOCK,
FROM A RELIABLE SOURCE. ALL
STOCK REGISTERED AND GUAR
ANTEED. A NON -TUBERCULAR
MILK SUPPLY FOR BABY. d.
CATS GOATERY, TUCSON, ARII.
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Arizona republican., 1922-04-16

PARKVIEW PLACE = Home for
healthseekers. Phone 6311-P. o. Box
1898. Adj
HEALTHSEEKERS = Yuma road.
Route 4, $40 week. B. A. Leak. bp
THE PHOENIX SANATORIUM-
Established 1915 Open the year
round. Only local sanatorium ap-
proved by the United States govern
ment. A limited number of patients
accepted now. Phone 30S4 for new
low rates. If