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Arizona republican., 1922-04-12
Your Chance

Have some very good leases twelve
miles west of Beardsley well and
about miles away from the new rig.
Must raise some money and will sell
one section for $50. Phone $3.50. 1T
Arizona republican., 1922-04-12
$500 Down

And $l2 q month buys 4-room
house, northeast, close to car line;
price $1100: win take 6 light car as
first payment.
STREET REALTY co.
5d6 W. Washington blk
MODERN s room and bath brick
bungalow completely furnished. good
location; $3.50 cash. balance $25 per
month A good buy at $4,000.
THOMAS INVESTMENT CO..
20 West Adams st. It
FOR SALE BY OWNER--Five-
room brick house, all modern conven-
fences, garage in rear with sleeping
room above. In choicest residential
district. Leaving town and must sell.
Terms. Apply 14f7 N Fifth Street. 1t
NEW high class home, East Wiz
letta, brick, pebble dashed, all mod
ern built in features; $1,000 cash. the
balance like rent: price $4500.
THOMAS INVESTMENT CO..
20 w. Adams st. 1t
FOR SALE-Lots 2, 4 and in
Block "C'' in Montezuma Heights,
$500 cash. bal. good time. Box IA,
Republican. bd
FOR SAI4E-Lot in KeniIworth; |;
paved street. Phone 2566. DIP
FOR $1,000 you can buy four g.
room furnished apartments, and two
3 room houses; furniture goes with
sale: $10l per month from rent and
leave three rooms furnished for the
owner All rented. Price, $4,000.
Terms $50 per month. Paid up in
surance for $4,000 to Oct. %. You
can't find place that will pay as
much on the investment in the u. $. !:
rent will pay for property in five
years and have a home to live in.
Come look tho place over and make
me an offer. Located 1904 Z. Polk st.
Owner. bd
A DANDY LITTLE HOME FOR
SOME ONEi
Nearly new brick, four rooms and
bath and two screen porches. garage.
lot 50x200, garden and young fruit
trees, fenced for chickens: small
amount of cash down; priced right
for quick sale, as owner is leaving
town.
II. C. THOMAS INVESTMENT CO.,
Phone 4672. 1t
LOT TEN, of Lot AS Germania
Place: near Garfield school. Price
$500. Fifty down. twenty five a
month. Phone 1861. If
If YOU OWN a clear lot will fl
44liA~S S~tiA dA@AAs 80 A~N0NAa <~AA4 CT
LICENSED loan, real estate and
INSURANCE agency. N A. Morford.
112 n. 1st St. Phoenix. #
THREE room, bath. electric lights,
at 1918 East Willetta. $500. $500
down and $50 month. Apply 1924
East Willetta. II
FORCED TO sell new Groom frame
house, lights, gas, sink, built-in fea-
lures, place for car: will sell for
$1,000; worth $500. Come and see
for yourself. Box 4sA, Republican.
bg
WHEN you need a timer, see o. n.
Owen Sheet Metal Works, sos r..
Wash. st. Phone 6S6S. 1t
SAVE RENT = Better homes for
less if we build them. Monthly in
stallments. Free plans. 10 years in
Phoenix. Carl H. johnson & Co..
ontractors. Central and Madison. #
FOR SALE-Five room brick pebble
dash home, extra large screen porch
close TO capitol, one block fom paved
street. cost $4,000; win sacrifice for
| $3.50, $500 cash and balance like
rent. Apply 21S w. Wash. st. Phone
63s7. BIZ
FOR SALE-Some very choice lots
close to Five Points, worth $500. will
sell for $3.50. $50 down. $40 per month.
Apply 21S w. Wash. st. Phone 63SI
Arizona republican., 1922-04-12
5-LosT AND FOUND
S25 Reward

for information leading to recovery
of two brown mare mules, one brand
ed J. T. on left hip. Strayed about
two months ago. Lambert and Lang
ley, phone S036. bI
LOST Bundle laundry Friday.
Notify Arizona Laundry and receive
reward. bd
STRAYED-2 horses, i black, /
sorrel; black branded u. S. C. on left
shoulder. Notify Cashion Store. bd
FOUND-Package of books. Call
at 512 North Fifth Street. bd
LOST-Two tires 33x5. on wire
wheels, between New River shearing
corrals and Phoenix, on Black Can
yon road. Finder return to Dublin
Fain. blk
Arizona republican., 1922-04-12

MOUNTAIN AIR on desert. Ideal
location, modern. sanitary; best of
food. Experienced nurse. Phone
Pill II
Arizona republican., 1922-04-12
Double House
IT'S Al BARGAIN

IT'S A BARGAIN
Just think, double brick house,
4 rooms on each side, nice shade,
shingle roof, in good condition, close
TO street car and paved street north
east: price $2750; can take as little
as $500 cash; balance to suit. See
Alexander or Groom, 126 N. Center.
1t
FOR SALE-Six-room brick house,
cash $3.50, bal. $35 month: price $500.
1918 w. Lincoln. blk
i1-FOR SALE-couNTRY PROP
ERTN
Arizona republican., 1922-04-12

THE PHOENIX NJ
Established 1915. open the year
round Only local sanatoriurp APP
proved by the United States govern
ment. A limited number of patients
accepted now. Phone 1854 for new
low rates. If
Arizona republican., 1922-04-12

BENEFIT DANCE. Mesa Baseball
Club. L. d. S. Auditorium. Friday H.
Pixley's orclestra--Adv. blk.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-12

WE buy for cash and sell at auc-
tion. Let us. sell for you. Phoenix
Auction House, 334 e. jefferson
Street Phone 1880. tt
Arizona republican., 1922-04-12
KenilWorth

sALE-cITY PROPERTY
Arizona republican., 1922-04-12

IDEAL rooms and apartments, fur
nished, new and clean. 6S4 N. Second
Ave. Permanent people, summer
rates. bp
Arizona republican., 1922-04-12

MODERN two rooms, kitchenette,
bath. screen room and garage. 20 W.
Mcdowell. bl
Arizona republican., 1922-04-12

Al HOLSTEIN family milk COW.
just fresh. for sale. Republican,
Mesa.-Adv. bg
Arizona republican., 1922-04-12

AUTO SUPPLIES for all cars at .
big reduction. 205 w. Washington
ST II
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-19
DRAMATIC FESTIVAL
AT COLLEGE SOON

1t is seldom in the annals of stage
history that cast OF SO much dis
function and Of SO many charming per-
sonalities is assembled for road tour
as that gathered by Messrs. Clarke
and Ross for the company that will
present a festival of plays - at the
Estate Teachers College next Friday
and Saturday. The company includes
Hilda Englund, Mercedes, Desmore,
Robert Donaldson, Maurice Drew,
Franklin Ramsay, Albert Lowry, and
Alma Bunzell, every one of whom is
an actor of ability and achievement.
Miss Englund has created many ia
nous roles at the Royal Theatre of
Stockholm, Sweden, has just returned
from very successful and extended
Vaudeville tour of England, and has
played Ibsen, Wilde, and Coppee in
Philadelphia and New York City. =.
/ Mercedes Desmore has played in
England with Sir Boerbohm Tree, FL
len Terry. and Mrs. LewHaller. She
has been leading. woman in America
with Margaret Ellington and Lou Tel
legren, and has played with John and
Lionel Barrymore.
Robert Donald olson, aside from hay
ing played with such .notables as Otis
Skinner, James Haclett, Walter
Hampden, and Mrs. Patrick Campbell,
has enough real ability to have been
selected by the Theatre Child Of New
York to appear in five of its produc-
lions.
Maurice Drew played the title role
with the road company of "Cappy
Ricks," and has been identified with
such successes as MADAME X", "The
Thief" and "Everyman." He has been
under the management of Charles
Frohman, Henry miller, and H. w.
Savage.
Franklin Ramsay created one of the
leading roles in "Brewster's Millions"
and has pyayed with such stars. as
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew. He is
fresh from the New York cast Of
"Dulcy."
Albert Lowry, although only twenty,
has played in several successful mu-
steal comedies, and was seen last sea-
son with Joseph Schildkraut in Gil
LIAM Alma Bunsell is prominent
leading woman. She has been in
stock for the past eight years.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-19
CITIZENS SHOULD :.
=. TAKE WARNING

Editor Times Record:
Valley City Citizens should take
warning from the lesson taught them
at the Peoples Store fire of last
Thursday evening. 49,. " r.,
This building and it's contents could
not be replaced for $1OO,000.0O, and it
was no fault Of the firemen that it
was not saved, and it was a lucky
thing for Valley City that the wind
was not in the north, if it had been,
there would not be much of Valley
City left today.
The fault lays upon poor water
pressure, we heard the question ask
ed at the fire, why don't they open
the mains into the river, and take riv-
er water. There are several answers
to this question, one of the, best is it
would have caused an epidemic Of ty-
hold, undoubtedly, as it would have
taken time to get the river water out
of the mains and the well water into
them again. And l would like to ask
the question, how many people are
there living in Valley City today that.
know that the sewer from the coun-
ty hospital is dumped in, the Sheyenne
river about 800. feet above the N. P.
Ry. bridge? = .-,.@ 50.
And then think of using water out
of the mains after this polluted water
had been in them, as for my part I.
would never take a drink of water
from the mains again if. l knew that
such thing, had occurred. =
The again the present mains are not
Large enough to supply four streams
'of water on fire and get the re-
lquired amount of pressure that is
needed to combat these kind of fires,
this is something that our city fathers
are trying to remedy by asking you to
support them by voting for the bonds
at our special election next Monday.
lit is my opinion that our city needs
two different water mains, one for
!
fire purposes, taking the water from
the river with a main large enough to
hold large amount of water, and
strong enough to hold a pressure of
200 pounds, if necessary and pump
to back up against any fire that may
occur; we have the water if. we go
I! after, it right. This main. could be
put in the business part of town and
used for fire, purposes only, while the
present water system would be suf-
ficient, for fire in the residence part
| Of the town, This. would take few
more dollars for. taxes, but it would
cut the cost Of insurance down, and
fires cost something too. ,--
.a, - 'f"y z4- ClllLEN. :,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-19
PERSONNEL OF THE
DRAMATIC FESTIVAL

Hilda Englund began her stage ca
reer at the Royal theatre of Stock
holm, Sweden. At nineteen she was
chosen among host Of contestants by
Henrik Ibsen to create the role of
Mother Ase in "Peer Cynt." So over
whelming was her success in this part
that she became known by critics
nearly the world over because Of the
tribute paid her talent by George
Brandes, famous Danish critic.
Mercedes Desmore is young Eng
fish actress Of considerable charm and
beauty. She received her early stage
training in London, playing with such
stars as Sir Beerbohm Tree, Ellen Ter
~, and Mrs. Lew Waller. She came
to America about eight years ago.
Robert Donaldson belongs to the
younger generation of American ac-
tors. His engagements bear witness
to the striking originality of his
work. They are also a recognition of
his high ability and the thoroughness
of his technique.
FRANKLIN Ramsey is fresh from the
New York cast Of "Dulcy". Up to
date he has to his credit the creation
Of the leading role in the road pro-
:duction of "Brewster's Millions."'
Among the many stars with whom he
has played are MI. and Mrs. Sidney
Drew. ,-... 49,, ,
Maurice Drew is an actor of the
first rank. He has played with, al
most every star of Importance in this
country. His most recent success was
in the title role of '"Cappy Kicks"
with the road company.
Alma Bunzell is prominent lead
ing woman. She has had eight years
of rigid training in stock, where she
has played almost every conceivable
kind of role. She plays Madame Hell
zeth in "Rosmersholm," Zelie in "Pet-
,er Nester," and Christine in EASTER"
Albert Lowy is the youngest actor
in the company. He is just twenty,
and is reported to be very handsome.
He has already played in three or
four successful musical comedies and
was last seen with Joseph Schidkraut
in "Iiliom."
All these prominent actors and ac-
tresses will be seen at the College
auditorium Friday and Saturday Of
this week.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-19

San Antonio, Tex, Oct. II - The
Army Dirigible' CT which recently com
pleted cross country flight was com
pletely burned at Brooks field here
today. The giant dirigible had just
arrived here Saturday night from Ell
Paso on its return trip to Hanley
Field. The Army. officers had ex-
pected to remain here a week for re-
pairs before continuing the return trip
The dirigible was starting on a mex
hibition flight over the city. The
cause Of the fire was not determined.
Three men were injured before they
could ct away from the burning ship.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-19
new CLUES FOUND
IN HALL-MILLS CASE

New Brunswick, N. j., Oct. ia
gang of experienced gun men led by
a jealous woman is believed to be the
one WHO instigated the murder of Rev.
Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. FL
eanor Mills, the sections wife, on Sep
TENDER 14th. This is the result of let
ters placed in the hands of the au-
thorities by Charlotte Mills, mother
less victim Of the tragedy. 1t is given
weight by the information that both
the Doctor and Mrs. Mills answered
mysterious telephone calls at the same
hour. Investigators are awaiting the
appointment of head who will take
charge of the probe. 1t is agreed by
all the authorities that the murder
was we'll planned in advance. The at
torney general of New Jersey is ex-
pectedf to name the man today who
will supercede the presente prosecut-
ors and conduct the search for the
murderers. All the forces of law en-
gagged in the probe will coordinate
under the direction of the attorney
generals office. Detective Geo. Ia
ten who has been working on the case
since it started expressed the arch
criminal theory. And they will all
agree that he is right before they are
through, said Totten. The prosecutor
takes stand on the following reasons:
I. Both Doctor Hall and Mrs. Mills
were lured from their home and kid
mapped and executed. 2. A jealous
woman who hated Mrs. Mills and low
ed the pastor is the one who inspired
the murderers who were tender at the
last moment to the rector but unnec-
sarily attacked the body of Mrs. Mills
the sections wife. Adding weight to
this theory were dozen letters de-
clared to have passed between the pas
tor and Mrs. Mills which are now in
the hands of Florence North, attorney
for Charlotte Mills, One of the let
tiers now in the hands of the author
tiles declared, 81 love you. Oh l love
you my darling babykins. Do l love
you too much? Oh, what a muddle
we are in. l will be content: I will
be-" This was said to have been by
the sections wife to the pastor. The
question has been raised among the
ones who are investigating the case,
! ".How was it that the pastor had all
these letters with him.. Was it that
he intended to give them back and
thus terminate their romance or were
they confronted with this evidence and
confessed their. love affair? ?" The
party who did the shooting was man
who did not have to stand too close
to fire the bullets thru their fore
heads. 1t seemed certain that the man
whomever the governor or the attor-
ney generals office designates to take
charge Of the probe will start from the
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-19
LEGION CONTINUES
FIGHT FOR BONUS

New Orleans, La, Oct. 1S-Ameri-
can legion convention today instructed
its national officers to continue the
fight, for the adjusted compensation
bill until it was enacted a law. The
convention adopted unanimously with
out debate the joint report of the res
olution and legislation committee rec
ommending this policy: No criticism
of President Harding was made. The
New York delegation seconded the
resolution. = 49,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-19

is attending to- his duties just as ,ef-
ficieptlY, and faithfully as he, did be-
fore his sickness. He. is: entitled to the;
support Of: the voters and, the Times
Record hopes to see: him3elected on the
9TH day of November by a, big. ma,
jority.: Surely an official who has
met with the trouble he. has and has:
overcome it so thoroughly, and is now
attending to his duties efficiently,
should receive your support at the
polls. Place an X after the name Of
John A. johnson on November 18th. e.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-19

very first. All relatives of the nun
dered couple will be grilled at once.
New Brunswick, N. j., Oct. 16 -
The telephone lines leading from the
Rev. Halls home to the court house
have been tapped by some unknown
persons who have been listening in to
the conversation regarding the devel-
opments of the Hall-Mills murder. case
it was charged here today
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-19
FOR SIjFT RAR;",j>g
COUNTY SCHOOLS

There is no official in the county
more deserving of a reelection than
is our efficient county superintendent
OF, schools, John a. Johnson. He is
filling his first term in this office and
the past year met with bad luck. He
was stricken with. a serious illness
that impaired him for his work for,
some months, but today he has fully,
recovered and is in perfect health and,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-19
sPIRITUALIsTs HOLD COW.

. Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 1s-spiritualists
annual convention here today took the
sting out of death. The picture was
painted by the delegates and would
invite the most skeptical to lie down
and die. Dante's Inferno was nothing
but a myth, and the orthodox Heaven
a fable. Paradise as told by the dele
gates was a place worth dying for.
John Slater, ace of the spiritualist's
medium under whose direction the Sc
ances will be held, presented this ver-
sion of the after life. .
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-19
THE SPECIAL ELEC-
ton YESTERDAY

Less than five hundred voters turn
ed out yesterday to vote on the prop
osition of issuing sixty thousand dol
lars worth of bonds, but to be exact
there was 419, but out of that num-
Der; only ID thought they would risk
having their property burned up than
to provide more. water to fight fire
with. Here is the vote in the several
precincts. 49,. - '.-!'
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-19
BETWEEN RUSSIA ~
AND FRANCE 4FORECASTED

/, Paris, France, Oct. 18-Alliance be-
tween Soviet Russia and France was
forecasted today. From all indications
of the authorities and the press it is
believed that Premier Poincare has
cleared the way for the renewal of
relations with the government of Len
inc which he opposed so bitterly for
two years. esfran.; a$te4c - ..tu.i
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-19
INSTALLATION OF. 49,.
ORDER OF DE M0LAY

In the presence OF a number OF
members from the Blue Lodge at the
Masonic Temple last night the James
town chapter exemplified the mystic
ries of the Order Of DeMolay to a
class of nineteen candidates for To-
cal chapter and Installed the officers
Of the new chapter. ;"
The Order Of De Molay is an or
ganization Of sons of Masons and
their close friends between the ages
of sixteen and twenty one, formed for
the purpose Of instilling right princi
pies in the minds Of young men at
an age when they are most suscepti-
Bile to those teachings and when the
work of the order. will make deep
impression on their characters. The
work of the degree is impressive and
is certain to impress the fundamental
principles of good character on the
young man. ! "
The jamestown Chapter, Order Of
De Molay had been invited to install
the local chapter. While the James
town chapter is a new organization,
the officers only having been in office
for the past three week, and the work
is intricate and hard to put on, the
neighboring boys knew the work tho
ROUGHLY and exenplified the degree
without a hitch 1t was a pleasure
for those attending to watch their
masterful handling of the large class
Of candidates and to realize that they
were able to do thework with so lit
tie preparation. =, Il
Following the Installation M. Sin
clair, advisor of the jamestown chap
ter, spoke briefly to the members of
the new chapter. Mr.. 'Sinclair's talk
was exceptionally good, to the point
and showed his sincerity in his efforts
to improve the boys in the jamestown
chapter. Mr. Sinclair's talk was thor
oughly enjoyed by everyone present.
Following Mr.. Sinclair's talk those
members of the Valley City advisory
committee who were present were
called on for brief talks. They in
cluded R. L. Brown, C. A. Fisher,
Nels Johnson, Ole Hanson and DR.. C.
f. Allen. =
During the evening the boys of the
chapter and their guests from James
town were served with delightful
lunch in the dining hall of the TEN"
pie. 81
The official cognomen of the local
chapter is the Valley Chapter, Order
of De Molay. Officers elected and in
stalled last night, whose terms are for
three months, are as follows: Fred
Taber, M. c., Melvin Ford, S. c., Har-
old Busdicker, J. c., Herman Burchill,
Treas, Gordon Corby, Scribe, Burton
Boyd, Chaplain, Laurence Taber, S.
D., Clarence Davidson, J. D., Wal
ter Davidson, S. S., Erling Thoreson,
J. S., Adolf Soraas, Almaner,. Carl
Hanson, Marshall, Walter Eggerte,
Standard Bearer, Harris Mikkelson,
Sentinel. William Rundquist, Milton
Holland, Milton Feldmann Charles
Smith and John Meinhardt, Precep-
tors.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-19

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 17-Fifty dol
lar cut in all Ford models was an
nounced today. Increased efficiency
in the production Of the cars, efficien-
cy of assembling, has made possible
this reduction, the Ford Dearborn
plant announced. This cut is expect,
ed to take effect Immediately.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-19
- 49, -
SHELLS FIRED INTO
=. SHIP TO SINK 1T

San Pedro, Calf, Oct. 1s-Waves
of the Pacific Ocean today, 2400 ia
thoms deep, blew off the hull of the
steamer, "City of Honolulu, Quilted
by fire and sunk. by rs shells, from
the Coast Guard Cutter Shawnee.
This was done to remove the hulk as
menace to navigation. -
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-10-19
CHICAGO POTATO MARKET
Receipts 345 cars.

Receipts S45 cars, -. -. -~.~ -.
Minnesota white, sacked and bulk,
80 to S1.0O; Red Rivers, sacked and
bulized, S1.05 to s1.l5; Wisconsin
White, sacked and bulked, 80 to s1.05
Unclassified, 80 to ,.S5. ... ..
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-26
JAK STARY JE CLOVEK? :?

Lide musi 81 uvedomiti, ze
zaviseji upln6 ma sve obehove
soustave re jsou tax start,
jak sestarly jejich tepny cili
arterie. Umirnenost We vSem
musi byti hlaynim pravidlem,
spravna Zivotosprava, dosti
pohybu a spanku odpocinku
tvofi zivotni smernici, Cd niz
nesmi Sc clovek nikdy odchyli-
ii. Ale nejdulezitejSi re vse-
no jest pece Zazivanl a vylu-
covani. Nemate-li chut' k il
dlul, trpite zacpou, plyny We
,,vnitrnostech, bolenim hlavy d.
nebo pocitem povsechne zma.
latnelosti, Trinerovo Horke vi
no vam pomuze jiste a rychle
jVycistl zaludek a vnitfnosti
pomuze Zazlvani, obnovi chut
X jidlu a poslli celou soustavu
: TrinerovO Hoike Vino radi st
dnes k zivotnlm nu;nostem ;
kazdy lekarnik obchodnik
: leky bud je ma ma sklade mel
: ,vam je rychle opatri. Ale stdj
te ma tom, ze chcete jen to pr
/ We, pnvodni Trinerovo Hork
] Vino, ktere je ma trhu amerio
: KEN jlz 35 let a z1sxava 81 nc
e vych pratel kazdou minutu v
], dne j v noci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-26

PRODA Sc buffet, still a 6
zidlf "a $500, china cabinet,
$1,000, dresser $1,000, sifoner
$500, postels bila mosazna,
singer sici stroj $1,000, dam
sky desk $1,000, skrin ma kni-
by deskem $1,000, library
still $1,000, kozeny houpak SO,
mala Victrola a rekordy $40,
Floor yampa $12, vyhrev. kam-
ma, still a zidle do kuchyne, by
cikl, houpacka ma pore, sekac-
ka ma travu, elektr. cistic kar-
petit, lednice a jine, vse LEVINE.
Prijd'te do els. 4313 Clark Ave.
9-29
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V dobrem poradku 4-rodin-
ny dGm blize Broadway a E.
55. ul. Prinasi $50 mesicne a
jest stale pronajat. Cena jest
$4,000. Vymeni Sc tez "a men,
81 venkovni misto S domkem u
mesta. The Atlas Finance Co.
5454 Broadway. Ptejte Sc ma
Mr.. Stukbauera. S-2S
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PRODA Sc
PRAVA LACE.

5 pokojG a tile bath, sprcha
ma jednom poschodi, bungalow
tvrde podlahy a finis, elektri-
ka, vyhrevni pee a skrine ma
knihy, china kabinety, horkou
vodou vytapeny, garage pro 2
auta, blize kary a skoly v Cor
lett. Pro rychly prodej pouze
$4,000. Atlas Finance Co.,
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Robt. KOhouta. S-2S