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Z We gusss the only pIece ~ sseona
hand furniture that meets with tha
universal approyAi-of ths mem d q
pretty widow, Am
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wAMr ADvERrIsEmeMrs

Want advsrtissmerts In ths Lssd-
- mast Be u fbe office oy twelve
escsock n Classification y desired.
Classified sts are casa sScspt uhsr.
parties have regular scccusts II the
Lea6er Office. 1As Leader coliectors
hare <xpersescs6 % nsct trouble
h locating nary parties Who havs
pbosed y vasss. thas u % nscssssry
10 ssvo1s a. cash-iz-z1vaacs sys~
ssm- ssrep< rAese rssz'Ax scDunts
sre nsintaIasG NsnoszLds 81 what
n ~anke1-sew s-fm sslst &C. nay
" III y tts Leader bastDsss offics
ssd ssne VII ~ conrm.xd into Torn
s1s-
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scHoAArsHip FoR sALg
ron SALE tomplsss Scholarship n
Drsnghon's Practical lmstneas eeI-
|isEe. oAiahomA CITY 1hia i ~
hsss busiaoss coAisxs n ~ ssssA-
west. The Leader uxthSte.
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Whatever elise daughter learned "A
The finishing scbcoi, mother knows
'uhv dldn't learn how 70 hslp put the
flnishIng touehes On pile ~ aifsy
dishes.
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POLITICAL
AAnouncsraenss

Primary Aax. --Anncunoeuent In
The Leader p~yshle IN advance
ccsnsy sle.
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r. ~. sska: TDo<s one Of these mo-
'bo1y homo fsllo~s always have NJ
cant look
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y ~ CO.

Travelling always " dangerous.
remarked tho first tramp
"fes." yswnsd the ese6ha sFsafI.
yes, contlnaed the fsFst tfaap.
~ you tFayei on freight go brake
man u iiabls 10 kiek ypa off, ans Il
you travel In Pullman The porter il
aure 10 brush you OF,
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SIDE t TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
HE GOT WHAT HE EARNED

has been kepI secret and lays :; up TO
the parversity Of the rest OF his family.
Helped Mako Her Dsceitful.
Aeain one knew q women who was
materially vcr% ;ruthfIl Gnh honest and
oyer. in all her WAYS She married
mar who had very irritable temper
and way OF blaming her /" AN .eN-
agGrrated extent not only fer her faults
and mistakes but for many or the IN
svitahle annnyancrs and mishaps o!
daily life when something IN the house
WAS broken. or when u ni(l was larger
han he expected. Thc r"SG!i has been
thar she developed It habit "t deceit TO-
ward him because She i" high strung
and sensitive and cannot stand up
against his irritability. He much dis
pleased when he finds out some OF these
small deCci,s. Yet he himself has un-
uucht !onabiy done match 10 warrant this
treatment q vii! not say he should bear
the whole responsibility for q stronger
character would HAY" stod up against
hjn)
SO il goes an eternal play and inter
play Ur characteristics and manners AMI
halsts What study in IA. world w"u."
bs more interesting and what more IN
trictt" and ctcrnaily battling"
Tomorrow-A Dress Budget
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Mhree Mint! 1aleSMli
A BROTHERS MONEY
EWT
By'xds'Schuste,

I with good news."
The rancher rubbed his brow win
the dish towel, choked over 4 greet
ing and led the way inside.
! whats tho news?" he asked hnAlly.
! Have you found the missing money
"Sit down. old man and ~ VIII tell
You all about it. For = long time after
themselves believe you had taken the
funds. But you did leave, you know.
and we hnaily figured it out II was
some kind of q mistake. you meant to
! pay il back, or something. Moody
! even proposed we have you arrested
until a year passed without word.
You'll have to forgive Us that.
You haven't heard, perhaps, that
| Conway died. He was mayor, Z little
fatter and more popular than ever. In
! his will was $500 and interest for tho
lodge and a confession that he took 1t.
J There wasn't much else. We've been
: looking for you, ever since"
! Martin Early breathed heavy sigh
! and stretched his arms. And can
: 60 back TO Aeadville, clean" he said.
, The three discussed the AFFAIR in the
smoking compartment on the rain
! going back.
| WHO would have dreamed It Of
Conway" ono Of them said for the
| tenth time. There never WAS a man
so well liked or, apparently. SO proud
O. his reputation. One OF the reasons
/ ne was always so poor was that he
gave so much sway. There - q Con
: way Park in Meadville now and the
| town was going TO put up s0tu<
, until the will was read"
Martin. stirred from deep thoISht.
added. 1T must have been hard FOR
/ him 10 make the admission, even when
! no knew he would not have to facs H."
"I'or $500" the third man unused,
Martin Early, here. leaves town for
fear Of being called a thief OF accusing
his neignbor: Lloyd Conway, who loved
his reputation only second to his city.
gives up drosm OF heins honored.
Gosh, what a price to pay
When Martin Early returned TO
Meadyills he walked first to Conway
Park. head the donors name on the
gate. and stood in front OF the pedes-
tai upon which the statue was 10 have
stood. Then he did what no had been
afraid to do years before. He walked
I othc offfre OF the cniet OF police and
gave himself up as thief.
Tomorrcw-The Heart OF an Artist.
Copyright 1922 George Matthew Adams
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Helen Hunters Husband
WAR TO THE KNIFE
By J0s Phalpa

whether he would confess the full
amount or not.
A small policy--how much shs
produced the little account book tina
had angered Jack.
Five thousand" II was that--evsn
IL il were more he eaScd his conscience
Very well. YOU will have-let MIC
see She figured his exact commits
sionA after she had inquired the de-
tails, the kind of policy. ct cetra.
. There: Aren't you proud OF my hus-
ness ability" she laughed.
No. not at all. 1t is not enough 10
he so sleeful over We owe lot
II must have some slippers for to-
morrow night"
Il said We weren't going
And I said we were"
Jack get his lips firmly together, but
no more firmly than did Helen.
II was war. War to the knife.
Neither. however. mentioned the sub
ject again. Helen spent her time Tor
the remainder OF the evening with pen
Gil and paper figuring what she should
do with the commission he was TO re-
ceive on the morrow. I: truth must be
,old, Jack spent his sulking and worry
ing a bit over the deception he had juse
practiced II ever Helen found him out
.
never try 70 help him.
The next day Jack went round IN
sort Of 4 haze He was trying to think
how he could circumvent Helcn's plans
without too much fuss. He called the
house He would ask her II there was
any play she preferred, then got ,ae
tickets.
There was no answer although he
tried three times.
shes gone for those slippers she
talked about-another bill" he mutter-
ed to himself when for the last time no
left tho telephone booth. I'm 20 home
early"
1T was only little after whom be
went up the stairs 10 his apartment.
AS he opened the door he heard Helen
humming a gay little tune. and AZ he
reached the door Of their room. raw
she was trying on a pair OF white satin
slippers.
Tomorrow-whsre There's . WIN
Ther0's Way.
Protected by George Matthew AdamsD
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wapsH ~

ChAptaT ~
The day foi!oSinG. Helen vas per
hsps biz more auic; than was uSGa''
vet she was not in the least unpleasant.
And Jack. worn out with thinking
S-asped at the peaceful atmosphere a. It
relief He had not finished talking with
Helen. but was racillatins-always had
been where she was concerned.
The mex; night was the nigga; s"' 20;
Barnes's party. Jack really had for'
gotten. so disturbed had he been In
his mind with the occurrences OF the
last few days: added to his indecision
as 10 what he should do as regarded
telling Helen OF the big policy he had
written He would then be not only
lear Of what he had had advanced but
have quite a sum in hand: larger tnan
nc had had before-at any one time.
They had just finished dinner. when
Helen spoke:
Don, forge, tomorrow night, Jack. =
Tomorrow nigh:-vhat" Suddenly
no recalled what night II was. What
about NJ" Ne asked Eruttly.
Mr.. Rarnes's party. OF Course
We are not going"
Now. don't he horrid and refuse 70
70 with nc Jack. You know l always
f2Se q petber tlrNS "ncn yVu arc A'Vuo'
her tone wheedlinS.
II said We weren, going
II am Ecing whether you do or not
You are a queer man. Jack. You refuse
TO go with me. then complain II | so
arcn. I'm too young to shut myself
I'D even II YOU want TO. I'm sorry
when you won't 20 with me" she spoke
the truth. Blu. see TO reason to make
hermit out Of myself because you like
q heFS,it's life"
ri TAX. you anywhere else Won want
to 50 Well get dinner down town
and 60 10 theatre. Would tina: please
ycu%'
II, would please me to know where
YOU GOT the money 10 30 10 dinner and
the theatre" She nailed him with her
eyes.
Il wrote a small policy: shall get
he money tomorrow atter--atternoon. :"
lie would put II as late as possible. 1t
would siye him more time 10 decide
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Martin Early in mis- room at the
Meadvillc house, packed his most nee
cssarv belongings in suitcase, low
cred it out OF window on rope and
descended TO the lobby
"H'lo George" he said 70 the night
clerk, guess III so out for httle
walk before turning in" The room
on the second floor. which had been his
for years. never saw him again.
on train headed west Martin had
alternate periods OF nervousness and
abstraction. He was making his escape
and planning his future.
They aren't going to stir big fuss
Yo- $500" he thought. Not after Two
served them eight years. Conway will
speak UP for me and they'll do what
he says"
As the train moved farther from
Meadville he became more depressed
than worried He had been hsurs
in the town ne was leaving treasurer
Of the lodge and mentioned for the
state legislature. 1t was going TO be
hard TO start in al! over again. He
reviewed the pas, week up TO the hour
VIXEN no had given up 10 fear and
packed his suitcase.
II was fool to Gig out. Conway
mad as much To do with the money az
| did and he'd have TO explain. II
,n'v I wasn't such coward" He
rhoueht OF the placid Conway. finance
chairman OF the lodge, of his plausible
manner and the regard in which he
was held. There isn't a person In
Meadvillc who would think Lloyd
Conway was thief" Farly's mind
was registering again the alternating
impulses which had led him TO the
decision to Nee rather than face an
accusation. Il JUS; couldn't tell them
it was Conway"
In western state Martin FArly grew
vegetables and a beard. He took on
coat n. tan and new ~iEor and. with
the IA ssing years emerged from Sc
cusion TO become \ leader In the farm
bureau movement. For months at
time he rever thought OF Aeadville.
One day the automobile stage which
daily nruke tho speed laws on the
highway past his house stopped and
two men alieh.cd. When they knocked
Fsrly was wiring a thrcc-days' accumu-
lation o. dishes. He opened the door
on two OF his lodge brothers from
MCadVille.
ITS Martin. all right sold one 81
The men. Shake old pal we're hero
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How often when We are indignant al
the conduct of other people toward Us
VIC would find out. II We could SEQ the
whole thing in an impcrsonal way, that
We are getting just what we had earned
In the family Of \ friend OF mine
whenever anyone is iii or there Is some
anxiety afoot. the rest az the family
always say: Don't let father know"
Why this consideration"
We'll. TO tell the truth, il is considera
ton for their own feelings not for his
For father is the most lugubr!ous. de
pressing, abnormaily apPrehcnslNe per
son when anything goes wrong who
ever existed. Il have his famiiy's am
dayit for that fact)
once happened 10 be In the homc
when he vas told that his married
daughter had the grippe the had TO pc
told II because he overheard telephone
conversation bearing Oil this SUBJECT
His face lens theRed out mile ana nc
imme diately began TO ply his tntorman,
with lueubrious questions.
"wiu It He Pnsumonia7"
WAS it really the grip or something
worse" Did they think 1t would &C
apt TO develop into pneumonia "had
they sent the children away" ct ccrera.'
Then for the rest OF the afternoon hc
went about looking luguhrious, and al
most. one might say. aggrteNed. Attei
| had seen the shadow he had cast about
the house did not wonde" at has
family's feeling about telling him any
thing that is li&rly to make him ami
GUS Needless TO say. the mother WAS
Just rs anxious. but she does not act
that way about her anx!eties.
OF course thai man simply gets what
he has earned when things are Kept
from him but you never could convince
him of dat Instead. he is perfectly
furious when he finds out that anything
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Il vas too had my using all my space
Yesterday before had given you your
menu 80 that YOU had to repeat the din
nar YOU had the day before. OF course
IL yeu liked It. You did not mind. But
maybe you didn't? Well. I'm sorry.
Soon you will be able to arrange
Your own menus and choose what you
like.
The advantage of counting Galleries is
that you can do that: you don't have &c
have special cooking done for YOU and
it makes your dieting inconspicuous.
Il Is passc obsolete. now 10 say you
are dieting or reducing. Nowadays the
proper form IS TO say YOU are counting
c5lorisS. IL Is the national indoor sport.
And when you say you are counting
ca!ories. your hearers will not know
whether you are doing IT to reduce or
TO gain! Uf they are 6lind)
Now before say another word which
may start me on another phase OF this
Interesting subject and make me forge,
again 20 order your dinner. here It is.
with 100 & more than the last, making
now 100 you will have.
Breakfast: Same aS usual. ....,. 100 C
If you are fond of coffee take
II With hot skim mila. coffee au
lailD
Lunch: Cheese sandwich ....... rs e
Cheese amt. in = inch cube.
100 -. two slices Of W. W. bread
each 4 inch thick. 2se c: and
buttsr \ pat - c.
One medium apple ........... % {
Raw spinach salad made OF one
cup Shredded raw spinach &C:
one teaspoon honey - Z: one
tablespoon lemon juice practiG-
ally c. total. ................ Is c
Tea: 10 o.. skim milk. or but
,ermiIk Observation-Disclosures. 100 c
Dinner: Small oyster ceestail.... IS c
Celery In moderate stalks EAT
ne green leaves also) ....-... IS c
Halibu, steak. broiled. piece
: by II. by in............... lss C
Sauce for steak, melted butter
ono tablespoon. one tablespoon
lemon Juice one tablespoon
saeppsd parsley, total. ........ looC
Onsl slice wv. bread or French
roll or !, cup mashed potato. 100 c
Vegetable gelatin or Agar Pud-
dinx. Granulatcd non- mod
GATED AGAR (Set In drug Store)
: level tablespoons ......... &C
Pour over il } or hot skim
MIX SOC: one heapins teaspoon
sugar soc; and Il i!tt!e 6ayor
inr cool! Servo with or. milk
ln0C Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1912 {
There Is 4 little joke tucksd away n
thar dinner. have given you some
thinr FOR your con sti patton. II IS the
ayr pudding.
Hope ycu will lux. agar, fer il Is one
y. the best tAtags l know Of fer esa-
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COUNTY COURT

Marriage LicenSss.
Arthur O. Victor. g.. and Agnes =.
Hess II. both Of West Iark. Pa
Amadee W Roord q. % Fair
"hauce. Pa. and Ruth kibc. Il. OF
Smthheld. Ia.
Piduciary.
Russell BowIin appointed executor
under the viii! OF f. N. Bowlin. Bond
S.tu. Appraisers arc Herbert Gordon,
George Srindler and Rudolph Becke.
Deads.
Bertha Z. Caldwell to Margaret Pat
levSnn. lot on Fourteenth street
Juseph J. W"ith to john y. Wcithe.
lot No on Chapline hill.
stanley II. Smith to G"slaHd 5. Wills.
rarre! Of real estate in Philadelphia dis
triCt.
Rcymamn brewing Co. tn Mike Mic
rnrck. parcel of land in Fulton.
William r. 'olmar ct al to Carl $.
Nairack. lot in iierneY and Ncsb!tts nd
dirUn
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YNs Dietand Health
$780, By Lulu Hunt Peters, MD I
t.trEsAu'r Aubs~ Of Dict aadHsaa with ksyto the Cnds'
COUNTING CALORIEs
By Lulu Hunt Peters.
nbr af Dict Gad Health with ksy to tn

: st!pa,ion during the caIOrit counting
season.
CONSTIPATION IN the overweight il
often due TO the fac. that alimLn;ary
track. in it's endeavur 20 wiring the last
atom o. nourlshment from the food SO
so as to store II away as fat even d.
sestS the celluloSe or fibre which. IL
more fortunate individuals. passes
through unmolested. The result is that
there is not enough residue left for the
intcstlnes to consuer worth taking
action upon. and contipation is the re-
suit
Now this vegetable gclatine. or agar,
: is japanese scaweed and il resists
the Establishments of the most diligenl
American digcstice tract, and gets by
showing that II Is difficult for anything
American to absorb anything Japanese
will tell you more about consttpa-
tion and more about counting Galleries
soma other time. But for now please
keep up your exercises, keep up your
recording, keep up your calorie counting,
and you will keep down your weight.
Tomorrow-Charting
Copyright, 1922. George Matthew Adams
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inal court. which convenes Nay |. No
cases Of Importance are scheduled.
tn, biggest tr!ul scheduled for the
term IL tina; OF Mrs. Louis Conk!c. onre
convicted AND sentenced 10 three wears
IN the rr' rutiary for the shooting or
Mrs. Pearl Williams. and later securing
new rial. The ease is set down for
MN
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MRS, CONKLE TO Be
TRIED AGAIN MAY 8

Prosecuting Attorney carl -. Bach
mann and his assistants. Austin Wood
and Clinton Campbell. are busy pr"rIr-
ing a lis, Of cases 10 hc presented ("
the grand Jury at the rcN; term If Grim
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A CUNFO RTA81G WORK DRESS
1863. 1t Is the nt1ls touches In the
finish Of this garment that vii please
you--As we'll ~ moving that It is
easy to make and comfortable % wear.
In seersucksr or chanbfsy o. 4 neat
pattern Of percale 1t 10 quite as nice
as II made up In garbardipa dimity
or dotted SwiBA,
It 10 cut In 7 AASs: g. q. 70, e.
a, IS, ana q inches bust measure.
A - inch hss requires s yards Of IS
inch material.
Pattern mailed - Any aAdrsSs on
receipt Of 10 n silver u stamps.
Write RamS sHd a16rs1s piaiaIy. aeAs
u cssts to Ths 1stsntRSoOr sAas>
Vh>pliHG. ". W
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whAa Thomas NslsoA Pa@ ~
novelist Vas . baby. his fAthsr called
in The old family brtlW - - his sea
The grizzied ssrvitof Of two gsnsratisRS
Of the family E12sd 1T the wrinkles
mite and said: Al 'eiasa, NAsS John.
dis dc prettisst litf1s white baby All
ever did see"-L,AAiss' Homo J~lrrSl.
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The first telescope used in this conn-
try for astronomical purposes was sci
I'D at Yale college in 1880.
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Real bonded liquor 1924 quarts. des.
tined for Ensenada. Mexico. was jetti
soned off San Pedro Light during a
heavy storm.
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Son-FStAsF!
T1ther-Wsh, M
Ara 'politieI DluTl:
NO; there fsnt ANYTHING y ~ Vsns
more singular thaR DoaitioA-
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BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD

= nnnntss - AASwsr This.
The astronomical class will please
report a. to how many triangles are
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The red" census in Europe is e.
timated At 100000.
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has been KEEP. secret AID lays :; UP TO
the narNersity Of the rest OF his faMiIy.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-25

Very desirable 8 room, Apt. Private
! bath and shower. Glacier Apt. 17t6
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-25
SUMMONS
No. 1916

NO. 1916
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF IMPERIAL
F. w. Glazier, Plaintiff,
V5.
Henrietta Dexter Glazier, Defendant.
Hickcox, Crenshaw g. Trude,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA SEND GREETING TO
Henrietta Dexter Glazier, Defendant.
You are Hereby Directed to Appear and
answer the Complaint in an action en-
titled as above, brought against you
in the Superior Court of the County of
Imperial, State of California, within
ten days after the service on you of
this Summons-if served within this
county; or within thirty days if served
elsewhere.
And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer as above
required, the said Plaintiff will take
judgment for any money or damages
in the complaint, as arising
upon contract, or he will apply to the
Court for any other relief demanded
in the Complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal
of the Superior Court of the County
of Imperial, State of California, this
tenth day of April, 1929.
M. s. COOK, Clerk
By Z. B. KIRK, Deputy Clerk.
pub. wks. once wk.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-25
CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS
Fictitious Firm Name

. The Undersigned does hereby certify
that he is conducting an automobile
business at 768 Main St., Ell Centre,
California. under the fictitious firm
name of Imperial Valley Buick Sales
Co. and that said firm is composed Of
the following persons, whose names
and addresses are. as follows, to-wit:
! Walter r. Simkin, 9l5 Harcourt Ave,
Los Angeles, CAL. &
! Witness my hand this Goth day of
May, 1922. ett ..,... ~ .s
! WALTER r.. sIMKIN
State of California
County of Los Angeles SIS
/, On this goth day of May A. D., 1922
before ME, Dahief'M. Potter a Notary
Public in and for theysaid County and
State, residing therein, duly commits
stoned and sworn, personally appeared
Walter R. Simkin known to me to. be
the person whose name is subscribed tc
the Within Instriimaht, and acknow
lesfgetf to ME that he executed the
ssS,y,H ~. d. ~
H WWitnsassa .Wiftk;sFof,, L, liafy,s lii;afy,st Here
unto set MY hand and affixed my Of
ficiSl seal. the day, land, year, in this
Certificate first above written. SO
- ~ DANIEL M. POTTER
Notary Public in and for said County
and State. ai 9
''ea'' - NJ 25 J ISIS
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-25

Dept l of said court, at the Court
House in the City of FL Centre, County
of Imperial, State of California, has
been set for the hearing of said petit
tion, when, and. where any person in
terested may appear and contest the
same, and show cause 1if any they have,
why said petition should not be grant
ed
! Dated May "a, 1922.
; NJ. S. COOK Clerk.
; By F. EMENAKER Deputy Clerk.
! M 25-26-27- -29-30-31 j 1856
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-25
FOR SALE

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8. Eighty acres on highway, alfalfa,
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FOR RENT-Twenty, 35 acres, 40
acres, 80 acres, 160 acres, 800 acres,
$40 acres fine vegetable land.
SWEENEY and KESSLER,
) EOD St