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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12
Tho state Situation

Only nominal amount Of building Is indicated by the permits for new building construction issued ih the leading towns ot. the state in the past week: The sta. tistics of these places show total of 1Ss permits granted, for construction costing S4S4'041, against IA permits In the first week of December, 1921, the cost of build ings for that period being $72$,8$4 and 12s permits in 1920, with buildings costing $293,42S. -"t
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12
METAL MARKET: ;is :,

New York, Dec. tt.:Acopper quiet j electroiytic spot and futures I4:A tin firm ;. spot and. nearby 37:50':& futures ay.62@ST.76 ;. iron steady, No, l., North; 2s.o0; No. 2, Southern 2S.00 O 25. % :; lead steady. spot .7.1O@7.S5;. zince firm. East s.. Louis, spot and nearby delivery 7.35 @5::s5 aItimony. spot s.560s.T5.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12
.eEaAt;soTlcEs
NOTICE

FOR SALE: By eyds- of the RonorAbh Co0rt of-Pfobate for t.iS District of Nor. wichs. IsyIll sell the interest ot kosts=.u Ki1pwi1ss. 1ztsa Of. Norwich in said Dis trIct, dfceased, in the real estate situate in the Towns Of Norwich and Preston. oa the southeaSterly s1de Of Roosevelt ave noe, and being flly described n the sp- piicattou to sell on file in said Court For mre, psrttculs- desc1Dioh. see szld sD- - R5cRaRD ]. puDKowsK,
 dscid Administrator.1s e
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12

: New York. Dec. II. - Gall money easter: htgh 1-s:. iow { l-:,:: ruling ,t sS.4: la5t loan 4 l-a: call loans against occeptances s, 3-4.' < .r
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12
REAL. ESTATE. SALES

REAL, ESTATE SALES
 - AND MORTGAGE LOANS
 h Norwich during the past week there were g sales of real. estate as compared to 1S sales for the corresponding week In 1921. The mortgage loans for the re- spective weeks were $I4.80o and 2S.450.
 There were 3 sales. Of real estate in New London during the past week as compared to 10 sales for the same week a year ago. The mortgage loans for the respective weeks were $21,soo and $sS,-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12

NofItEyEkii -eredJsoes ssf said de. ciaIrnss aeainstl esjd estafeto the under aEned fGt R:. F. D. -sE sNoxrich. Com, within. thsstins limited in the above sn1 1osssG aes 's ys =; lw;.TiLL1AM BURGESS.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12
1ygoFTCI Foa cHEUTToHg,

AT \ CoURr or PROBATE IIELp of No~1ehs sron the 9th day Of DecsrnAer, AID IS7zl ,-~.------ .-.--- -
 Present-NEL8oE 2. AYLING. Judge.
 Eslate sa ofs. Della .'Brennen. late of NorwicA, in sAle District deeeased the creditors: of said decessed to bring in uIejy claims against saJd estate Sithin sIx roathS 'frSin tbiA date, by posting . nstios- to -th1tssfesct. tcEethef with . copy ot thls order. oa the shEupost nearest to uIa ,piAeeTghsro ssain deceased last dWeit. aad lh the sar1s Towns and y pg5!ishlnG the, same once Ia . .neW1p2psr hay.ng . circulation in saId pistrtct. and mako re- ~ s--- NELSON J.AYING,' Judge. The aboyS and foregotng Is a true copy of record CE. 6=i-.-- fS
 kttA14 :!& HELEN .M< DREScHgR-. - T---ts <S'-- .--z--r4s--. t. Clerk
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12
NEW LONDON

.
 Max. Socol has the contract, for build ing garage at 40, William street for Mrs. Marion Borkowsky. It will. be of wood. for two cars and will cost $T00.
 A frame garage Is: being erected at 539 Montauk avenue for Wn. R. Golding. It is to be of concrete blocks, 22x2o feet, having 4accommodation for two cars, and the cost will be s400.
 Building Permits
 Mrs. Marion Borkowsky. frame garage William street., $7oo. f~ -- . Luigi CaFdillo. addition to garage. Elizabeth street. $2o0. r ..-.- .
 Arthur C. Rudd, addition to. bathing pavilion. Ocean Beach. $25.oo0. Isidor Glater. balcony. 52+ Bank street S2oo. ,,., .t
 wm.. R. Golding. frame garage, 5S: Mentauk avenue. $4o0.
 Number of permits for the week, 5 estimated cost of buildings. $2s,5eo.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12
= GttSS4 ; HELEN M% DRHscHgR- ---T 1---ts <s'. s--z-Te---- Clerk.

NoffcE-AU; ersditers of said ds- cfrirflas EEnInff- aaid estats to inc under Agned e I7s ThSn4ess gt, Norwich. Conn, within; the. tine limited ln the abo7s1nnd foregoing, ertsr. .a decisd ? l. = -NAdminLstratcF.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12
NorrcE 10 cREDIroRs.

AT. A caFEz OF gkoBkTE HELD LebAaeu. ion As-fE day q Dsceznbsr.
 PTssskt-onoRoE E- BRIGGS, yusse, E6tsta @6f Eathsp GreenoeFY. late of the iroxn efs sLebsaezs iE- sAld District ordeTed. lrAst the Adniaistrstors s.eite the ereditors qf said oessssro to byine in ther eiaizle agzingt sAid sgtats
 byt postkre notice to that elect
 tocsfhsr Wikha copy es thia order. on the l.Signpostsnearest to the plhcs where said l;deeSesed .iz5f dHeiL and in the sRlas | h SThs NcrEicN Bnii{tin, a newspapes ha7tng . ciycnlatiep inr said. DistFict, aud make rekuyn to fhis Court.
 |; sss 4eBoB6ReE BRIoGs, Judgt-
 nc abese and foregoing Is a Lrae eSeJ
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12
Liberty Bonds.
ForcIxn ExchanRe,

With the exception U. aterlins, Al aa'at'eIs 'arr h cents per unit ot tOI s.~sIl. eu' Eencys - :?
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12

:: The following is summary of tho trSn6actions on the New York Stock Ex- change up to-3 P NJ: :
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12
BUILDING OPERATIONS IN NORWICH

T. Brindamour for alterations to, the bar racks of the; New England Salvation Army Headquarters on Walnut street. The outer walks will be. of concrete, and the building when complete will be 37 feet front and 5S:feet deep. It will be arrang- ed, for a place of worship, auditorium seating about 1S0 persons and Sunday school in, the rear seating about 100 pu- nila ,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12
GnTTaN.
MONET.

s.New York. Dec. 11.-spot cotton quiet, middling 25.1o. - -
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12

nQTBsK@-Ah efsdiior5 ,. of said de-
 reased are hereey e1tine4 te present tbeIf stEle4 ak Leenasd Br,1fs. Conn. withlz
 the dsss alshSst4 sia the RSeve aad Tore. ss.., .'. q ss.. 5.a1zs E q Ezo4as THO:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12

s HELEN sf@ DREscHERs
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12
WnLnIANTI,

The contract has been awarded to. \:
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12

Inc absss Ead ioFeEoinE $ . tlas sSs, of record.. .I.. z ...Ls .. -.e-.-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-12

RAISr AND wKLLrAFEE
 SYoR BGLE-Paizt. Si-f6 per gal, rSr- ular 12 5p ErSdei vallo3pST. loc per rok. MA1- Bta.sf. lt3 Wsss Main gt.. neTt so StrS ysfattoG- nyid
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02

The estate has been handed from father to son since 1703.
 Local and imperial taxes are too much for me-" the Marquis told an Edinburg interviewer. Like Jack Sprat and spouse they leave nothing. British noble lord. with no vote in such matter, is in class with paup- CTS and lunatics. Times are changed and we are changed with them," he philosophical.
 That the position Of landed gentry of England and Scotland truly Is diff ficult is evidenced by the fact that before 1918 the Marquis had disposed of his pack of hounds and all his horses except two chargers for mil- itary service. Shooting rights on his estate also were sold. Further reduc- tions are said to be impossible with out failure in the duty of landlord.
 Hopeton House is one of the treas ure houses of Scotland. The grounds. dotted with giant trees and intersect- ed by shady avenues command splen- did views, taking in tho whole sweep of the Firth of Forth and the Ochil hills.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02

CHADWICK DROPS DEAD
 Gadsden, April 1.-(Special.)-R H. Chadwick, foreman of the cloth
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02
HUDSON COLLEGE

Marion, April 1.-(Special,) IA
 tastefully chosen program, including
 songs of Tochaikowky, Brahms, Gounod, Schumann, Bizet, Cadman.
 Speake. Mary Brake and song
 cycle by Caro- Roma, was presented
 by Miss Margaret Powers to most
 appreciative audience, the friends
 who gathered in the college audi
 torium.
 Miss Powers has a contralto voice of good quality and her clever enunciation as well as ease of de- livery made her singing a genuine
 pleasure to her hearers and a com pliment to her teacher, Mrs. Cur ganus.
 The artistic accomplishments were
 played by Miss Beverly Hester of the piano department.
 Hiss Powers was assisted by Miss
 Louise Pou, senior in piano whose musicianship and pianistic ability was shown to advantage In the selec- tions rendered.
 On Monday evening the depart ment in expression presented Miss Mae Belle Smith, Lineville, in her recital for graduation. Her program, Quality Street" by J. M Barrie. a comedy in four acts. was so rem 
 dered as to greatly please her au-
 dience and reflect much credit upon | her teacher, Miss Ingram, who is In charge of the department. The setting for the recital was very attractive Miss Smith made her en- trance over garden bridge which introduced her into Quality Street, with its five old waids and the hero, Capt. Valentine Brown. With each
 succeeding act Miss Smith gave a
 deeper realization of the characters portrayed. The patrons of the even ing were Drs. Cochran and Hall; the patronesses, Misses kirtley and Knowles, and Mrs. w. s. Smith,
 mother of the reader. At the close of the program the ushers, Misses Christine sharp, Mary Kincaid, Ma riana Thomas. Maude Sutton, Annie Wright and Ivilyn Ingram. presented Miss Smith with bouquets and bas- kets of flowers, expressions of ap-
 preciation from many friends.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02
CONTRACT IS LET

Gadsden, April 1.-(Special)-- The W. T. Taylor Construction com pany has been awarded the contract by the Alabama highway commits sion for the construction of IS miles of road from the corporate limits of Guntersville in Marshall county to the Etowah county line. The road will be IS feet wide of penetrating type of asphalt while the base will be of crushed stone. Work will be begun within the next two weeks. It is expected that the town of Gunters- vile will let the contract for the strip of road from the limits to the river through the main section of tho town and connect with the highway.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02
RAGGETT CONNECTED

Montgomery, April 1.-(Special.) )- Information of the conviction of Lee A. Baggett of Castleberry by court martial for deserting from his com mand in the 167th infantry just be- fore it sailed for overseas service during the World war was received by the state military department to- day. Baggett was convicted at Fort Barrancas, Fla, and was sentenced to two years at Fort Leavenworth
 He was member of Company I and was charged with leaving the com- mand about the time it was scheduled to sail from Long Island. New York
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02

she needed no one. She wasn't afraid of looking at the truth, She was doubtles trying, though unsuccess- fully. to reduce, I fancied.
 But as she took out her penny to put into the slot, instead of stepping on the scales herself. she placed the ridiculous little dog there.
 And as she lifted him off (and did not step on the scales herself),
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02
HOLD MEMBERsHIP DRIVE

Selma, April 1.--tSpecial.) )-Mor- gan Richards, secretary of the Selmn Chamber of Commerce said today a renewed drive for members of this organization will begin on next Tues- day, April 4, and urges all merchants in the city who did not join during the last drive to do SO during the coming campaign. Committees win
 be appointed to have various sections in the city In which to canvass the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02
HIGH TAXATION CAUSES CLOSING
 OF ENGLISH HOME
By Annocinted Prrnn

London. March 25.-High taxa eton has forced another British noble man to desert a histoic family seat and seek residence more in accord with his postwar pocketbook. Hope ton House. Linlithgowshire, a fine Italian mansion set In stately domain of beautiful Versailles gardens. one of the finest country estates in Scot land, and the home of the Marquis of Linlithgow, is to be closed. Seventy employees will be dismissed or trans ferred to other work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02

The Jewett, the new light six de- signed and manufactured by the Paige Detroit Motor Car company, will shortly be placed on exhibition in the salesrooms of the Detroit Mo- tor Car company An allotment is on the way and motorists will soon have an opportunity not only to ex- anime the car, but also ride in It., so that they may determine just what Paige engineers have worked out in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02
TRUE TO FORM

Mary Graham Bonner, in Judge.
 She was an enormous woman. Cor pulence was an inadeduate word to apply to her. And to accentuate her size, it seemed, she led a ridiculous little Pekingese dog by the leash.
 But I admired her. Everyone looked at her with smile ill-concealed as she approached weighing machine. But
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02

room at the mills of the Dwight Manufacturing company, fell dead at the mills this morning at S;l5, while in the discharge of his duties. Physicians stated that heart trouble or apoplexy was the cause of his death. MT. Chadwick was 66 years of age and had been at the Dwight mill for the past nine years. and was held in high esteem by his employers He leaves wife and one son, Ghes- ter Chadwick, who is superintend- ent of big structural steel plant at Montreal. Canada.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02

the way of a six-cylinder automobile in the s1 ,0O0 class.
 Although up to now the Jewett has been displayed only privately, and the public has had neither an oppor- tunity to see nor to ride in it, a wide- spread interest has already been aroused, and many inquiries have been received. News travels fast. and word has gone forth that the Jewett, a high powered six with very attrac- tive body lines, Is something of an
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02

heard her say, in baby language:
 Poor, precious little lamb, you're overweight again, and you'll have to cut down on the cream and sweets for awhile; poor itty doggie!"
 NATURAL CURIOSITY From Judge.
 "Mr. Penfield made a lot of money out of his stories of the South seas"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-02
manufacturing

ham showroom Many visitors called at the Adamson showrooms this week and inspected the new job, it's distinctive lines and individual color ing causing enthusiastic comment.
 city and explain to the merchants the benefits that can be derived from being members of this chamber. He was of the firm opinion that the drive would be highly successful.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

Houses for sale


BE WISE.
Houses are scarce and usually you
must I've so Tar out that you always
use the street cars or your own auto
Now thiHk OF this and see where yon
actually save about $3.50
AITSHAWAKA
% minutes from South Bend center
br street cara special car every morn
ing direct 20 Studebakers All modern
house. rooms. bath. recepr ton hall
closets. hot water heat. full basement
with laundry. garage, corner lot III n
all American uelEhborhOcd and Won
derfu. bargain Think n 90. only 81
-0O aud on terms
Lynn NINZET
Reat0r
L-552s Room 8. Farmers Trust Bldg.
blocks from center. excellent room
modern home sleeping rooms large
lot paved street. 500; 500 cash.
Southeast splendid modern home,
bedrooms. foored attic. garage. paved
street. 5000; 500 cas1
East side. room modern bungalows
new oak finish. neat arrangement. tAi9i
easy terms
Southeast. excellent modern home. 7
rooms large lot shade and shrubs
blocks out. new modern home. vel
arrauged oak finish. Z rooms paved
street $500 $500 cash
Riverside Drive splendid 3 room homo,
shade shrubs. $3.50. terms
Narkstead Addition near Roseiand,
church aud school. p acre lots from 500
20 $50 each SO cash. SO Der mo. We
have homes and vacant lots in every
.rart u the city WOrden Realty Co,
53s Farmers Trust M44a
SIX ROOM semi bungalow. brick. al
modern r Victoria 81. IS 100 90.
500 - down
FIVE ROOM HOUsE-Camden 81. 81
eco $500 down
ONE ACRE NJ Grand View. with 5 room
house $4,000 500 down.
Can give possession ~ the above
properties AZ once.
ALEX s LANCET
SO s. Chaplin ST
Phones L-11O6-M- 1906
MY NEW LOCATION
s. go Citizens Bank Bldg
Telephone. L-t345
FRANK JEFFERIES Reaitor
30 Citizens Bank Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
wATCH OUR ADS
FOR BUSINESS PROPERTIES

Factory site, 80 acres. level and close
in, large frontage. on both sides Of rail-
road. 5000 per acre. Reasonable terms
Two tracts ~ - ana . acres on s.
Michigan ST.. pavement aud car line.
fine Tor immediate subdlvlding Very
reasonable with terms
One tract Of 20 acres az intersection
Of Ewing and Prairie Az. would make
me subdivision. only $500 per acre
Large. modern 2-StOry brick business
block. l0T10 with II modern living
rooms above. on y r corner OF s.
Michigan -. and Broadway; including
vacant To-, and large modern i0-room
brick house. Total frontage on s. Mich
igan -. l5I feet 10y 10 feet deep. Price
right, good terms
South Michigan Av COO block. q very
good building site. or Investment. con
sisiting or lot 33XlS5. with alley in rear
Including large room an modern house
in good state of repair. See Us az once
for cur special price on this property.
Terms
South Chaplin 81. 800 block. 2story
brick building, 22x6O. has one store
room and living rooms. modern "a
every way; size OF lot 22x66. Priced
right. Terms.
Yours for g Greater South Bend"
THE VICTOR Y. VAN CANTFOET co.
Everything ia Real Estate.
End Floor Union Trust Bldg. L-25o2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

Here Is your chance 10 own real
farm that has all clay soil all tile
with l8terals and al good fences eight
room modern house. slate roof full
basement large "L" barn tool shed.
corn crib. granary. hog house and all
other buildings that 90 with a good
farm q terra Gotta EilO. One u the
very best farms in the middle west
located four miles south o. Elkhart on
paved road. Make us prove that 70
IS the best Won have seen for sale yet
THIS FARM ISN'T RUN DOWN N
ANY WAY The price VIII surprise and
please vOu- possession IN sixty dave
VIII consider good trade or terms %
suit W Roberts a Son. los Desn
Bldg Phone lisp.
FOR SALE
MONTANA RANCH-JUDITH BASIN
1880 acres. go acres alfalfa. 500 acres
under cultivation. 8 room house. bath.
hot water heat barn SKIS. 1000
bushel granary. cattle shed. machinery
she'd garage. bunk house, machine
Address Owner Boz G. Lewiston, Mont.
Residential farm, - acres, Edwards burg
road level land. splendid shade. good
buildings $1,000
IS acres. fruit and poultry. good build
ings, 5000 VIII trade for city prop
erfv. We have farms ~ all ei8et.
Worden Realty Co, 288 Farmers Trust.
Ms
FARM-200 acres. highly improved; al
fenced 10 10 cultivation; - acres
wheat. 40 pasture: 80 timber. ~ mtls
20 railroad q room bouse, large barnss
an other out buildings. on rock mad
Phone rural route. $50 per acre owner
Geo 7 Riase-. De soto. Mo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

II YOU are considering the purchase Of a
farm near South Bend, Investigate this
farm.
1Cg ACRES-G00D SOIL
20 acres timber. 40 acres rilla BILE. good
ten room house in beautiful grove; me
barns and Outbuildings
PRICE ONLY $40 PR ACRE
VIII trade for good improved city prop
erty What have Won
ADDRESS BOX Y 500. NEWS TINES.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

TWO Used Dodge Brothers tour
sing cars. which are excellent me-
chanicauy and IN appearance. They
are most unusual values. one Ford
coupe.
HENRY o GRIEGER
Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles
Us 225 West Jefferson BlvG
Telephone Lincoln 6810
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
SPECIAL RARGAIN-

Three acres. large house, good out
buildings. plenty of fruit ON main road
near Dixie II Ehway, more acres can
be had II desired. Can DE bought with
reasonable payment down. and balance
on easy monthly payments Price $500
Good discount for cash Good Oppor-
unitv for one who wants rural homo
near city. Call owner. Main 1Z71 or
Lincoln 6G46
100 ACRES. with z-story. room house
and stock. and all belongings; biz
barns. IS mi from city, n. W s. q.
Kovacs. 40 Chaplin ST. M5l28; L-60S3-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

WILL TAKE Consumers Service CO.
stock IN exchange for used cars or
trucks. also part payment on Service
trucks or Auburn cars Call for Wm.
Devall. Service Garage. 1888 ). Lafay-
cite At Main Z7s
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

MAN
am looking for particular type OF
man, % years of age or over, who Is
Inherently honest, who can faithfully
represent an organization Of national
reputation and record regardless OF
your present occupation you may be
that type OF man whom l can place in
position to earn not less than $1,000
per year. II you cannot call immedl-
ately, write for appointment. Hours
to 5 p. NJ.
Mr. CHEAL
col Farmers Trust Bldg. e. 49,.
representative to work St
Joe county, outside Of South Bend and
Mishawaka. We want a man we'll ac-
quainted with the farmers Of this cOun-
ty Sales eIperie"ce not required. An
opportunity TO connect with an old com
pany and develop a business Of your
own, without and money invested. Call
at soc Farmers Trust or phone Main
5555.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13
EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen And Agents

II YOT are producer and want 70
realize fully on your ability and can
give good bond and references. call al
1l2 r. jefferson 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

FIRST CLASS-Salesman; no other need
apply kimban Music Store. Guss Bros
props. 125 Is W. Division St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

tNDEx TO cLAssIFTcATIoNs
ANNOUNCEMENTS
i-Deaths
SIN Memorian
s-Card q ThspGs
f-Funerai Directors.
s-Fupersl Flowers.
C-Censlsry Lots. Nonumenea
Lodge Notlcea-
t-Comiug Events
s-Ierscnals.
t0-Los. and Found
AUTOMOBILES
Ill tufomonlles for sale
Ie-Mo;orcyc.es and Bicycles
1s-Automobiles for Exchange
14-Auto Accessories.
1s-Serv.ce Stations-RepairinE
fe-AutO LIvrry-GaFages
lT-Wanf~d-Automo
BU-fNESs SERVICE
s-Business Services Offered.
1a-B Hifdfna-CoDtractt
ao--Hc1finr and Plumbing.
2i--insurance
- Mll,inery- Dress making.
.5-Mov ing. Trucking. storags
1lntiEg-Papering
25-Fatent Attorneys.
1S-Printlng-St
Sf-Pr0fessiOnal Services.
2s-2epsiring
I9-RenovafinR and pyeinr
tO-Tall0ring and Pressing.
al W8nted-Business serYics.
EMPLOYMENT
s2-Help Wanted-Female.
tg-Help Wanted-Male
N-Help Wanted-Male or Femal~
S5-Salesmen and Agents.
destinations Wanted-Femaie-
S7-SituatiOns Wanted-Aals-
FINANCIAL
s-Rusiness Opportunities
s9-Investments. Stocks. Bonds
W-M0ney % Loan.
I-Wanted-To Borrow.
INSTRUCTION.
s2-C0rrespOndence Courses.
43-LocaI Instruction Classes
f4-MusIcal Dancing. Dramstie-
fS-Privste Instruction.
8-Wanted-Instructi
LIVESTOCK
F7-Dogs Cats Pets
4s-Horses. Cattle Vehicles
Poultry and Supplies
5O-Wanted- Livestock
MERCHANDISE
ti-Articies for Sale.
s2-Business Equipment
bo9is ana Aeces s,s TT
b5-Farm and Dairy PrcduetA
& f8-Fuei ard Feed.
bT-Good Things % Eat.
ss-Home- Made Things.
6e-Housoh0ld Goods.
60-JeweIry and Watches
6i-Machinery and Tools.
e1-Musical Instruments.
e3-Seeds. Plants. FertiliserA
eEspeciais a. the Stores
s5-Wearlng Apparel
s6-Wanted-To Buy.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
r6T-Rooms with Board.
f@R0Onns without Board
R9-RoOrns for Housekeeping
7O-vacation Pisces.
-1-Where 70 Eat.
Where 20 Stop ~ Town.
-Wanted-ROomf. BOARD.
PFAT ESTATE FOR RENT
T+Apartments ard FLATS
rs business Places for Rent.
-e-Farms for Rent.
@7-Houses for Rent.
- Oences and Desk Room.
as Suburban for Rent.
e0-cuumer Places for Rent
81 wanted To Rent
RAJ. ESTATE FOR SALE
e2-Rrs ness Property
sa-Farn7s and Land for sale.
e4-Hsuses Tor Sale.
Slots for Sale
ss-Shore Property for Sale
e7-Suhurhan for Sale
Re-Reai Estate FOR Exchange
e0-Wsntad-Real Estate
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