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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06

Logan.-A fire, the flames from
which attracted hundreds to the scene.
destroyed n huge barn. 75X150 feet,
with side sheepsheds and filled with
probably seventy-five tons of hay, the
property OF w. w. Williams. The fire
department was summoned and start
ed with its powerful pump. but found
the fire was across the river, near the
mouth of the canyon. and outside the
city limits.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06

Logan.--At recent session OF the
city commission Electrician Vaughan
presented his estimate OF the cost OF
extending the city's light wires from
the canyon plant to the Beehive Girls
camp as sought recently by church
institution. The estimate was 1895.
and the extension will not he made al
city expense, 1t was decided.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06
BRITISH SOLDIERS
PREVENT FIGHTING
AMERICAN DEs1 RoYERs LEAVE
FOR NEAR EAST TO PROTECT
THE AMERICAN INTERESTS
Great 5rltlan's Recession From Neu.
tral Zone Controversy Only
Step to Stay Pasha's Plans
Declares Observers

Norfolk. - The tweleve American
destroyers ordered to the Near hast
TO protect American interests" start
ed Monday on their transatlantic
voyage to the Mediterranean.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06

Notwithstanding to President
Wayne b. Hales OF the Snow Junior
college. the registration to date this
year Is the largest in the history OF
the school. There is an increase of
10 per cent above that on the same
date last year. Students are already
in attendance from Sewer, Piute.
Wayne. Willard, Emery and Sanpete
counties.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06
Early Start.

A doctor lately married girl whom
he had ushcred Into the world twenty
years ago. Real love at first sight
London Opinion.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06

Salt Lake.-The state road commits
sion has authorized the advertisement
OF federal aid project No. 3S. embrace
ing the paving OF some As miles Of
highway between Brigham City and
Corinne. Bids are to be submitted at
2 o'clock. Oct. 1S.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06
As We Grow Up.

About all the difference between
children and us grownups Is that we
weigh more and amt so happy.
-Atchison County (Mo.) Mail.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06

Salt Lake.-The Utah Central rail
road. organized last August for build
ing and operating railroad reaching
new coal properties in Emery county
and touching rich timber lands. has
made return of Its QUESTIONABLE TO
the interstate commerce commission.
announcing the complete plans Of date
for the construction.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06

Howell-'DO you work for iv'
ingT Powell-"I work for II, but
don't get IT,"
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06
Blast Furnace Plans to BEGIN

Salt Lake.-Detniled invest CATION
bearing directly on the erection OF the
blast furnaces of the Columbia Steel
corporation in Utah will be started
this week ID. II. Botchford. general
manager Of the Columbia Steel corpor.
alton accompanied by II. A. Brassert
Of the engineering firm of Freyn &
Brasert Of Chicago. and S. A. Kennedy
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06

Salt Lake.--A review and general
field inspection OF combat troops for
the purpose of determining whether
the units of the Sixth brigade. now
stationed at Fort Douglas. were pre-
pared to enter field service II neces-
sary was held on the training field
south of the Fort Douglas garrison.
The inspection was Of the Thirty.
eighth infantry, with full equipment,
less the First battalion.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06

Mount Pleasant.-The 5-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mfs. VI. L. Jorgensen, sus-
tanned injuries which DESTROYED the
sight OF his left eye while playing with
a cartridge few days ago. The child
set fire to the cartridge which explod-
ed and burned him severely about his
head and face.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06

Parowan.-A permanent organiza.
tlon of the Southern Utah Marketing
Association has just been formed. The
object of the organization Is to CO.
operate in the Standardization of grad
ing, packing marketing and transpor-
tation of products of Millard, iron,
Beaver and Washington counties. Tim
othy Brownhill of Beaver city, inves-
tigated similar organization on the Pa
cific coast and The Southern Utah
Marketing association has embodied
the better features Of the various or
CARNATIONS investigated.
Richfield-A bridge is to be con.
structed over the Sewer River be-
tween Joseph and Vacca.
Comparison of statistics for the
school year ending June, 1927, just
released from the state school officers.
with those of the preceding year,
shows that in the single year the op-
Grating expenses of the public schools
or Utah including the high schools,
but not the colleges or universities,
jumped slightly over 20 per cent. Part
of the Increase was due TO increases in
teachers salaries, which was 25,5 per
cent in the same period.
Ogden.-.Residents OF Ogden must
provide mail boxes or have slots cut
in the doors of their homes where the
mail can he deposited IL they desire to
have free delivery.
Logan.-Ephraim Arthur Bennett,
died as the result OF an accident that
occurred at Perry, Ida. when a pitch
fork falling into the gearing OF
threshing machine upon which he was
working was propelled outward with
such force that the handle was forced
into one Of his eyes
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06
|, Se,1iCg is Demanded
Cords Predonlinatc

been developed by men whc--
life work is the production OF
constantly increasing tire val
ues for the public.
Users in this vicinity verify
Firestone reputation, and re-
port almost daily some new
Firestone record of extra dis
lance travelled.
Don't be satisfied to buy
tires--buy values-the longest
mileage at the lowest price con-
sistent with such reliable per-
Torrance.
Make Most Miles per Dollar
your principle of tire economy
- choose your next tire on
that basis.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06

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ID of tires
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lex Fire
has Fire
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tently has
totals i'm
.on ordi-
lay Most
lie buying
motorists
:ernpering
ped cord
cure--au
DDS have
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-10-06

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
LEGAL.

that he VIII furnish bonds As required by
them and tho laws u the state.
The Board Of Education reserves the
W. A. MARQUIS.
J. u. DE SHANE.
Secretary.
ruhlished In Tuisa psny World. October
2, 1919 World Publishing company pub.
In the Dlstrle; Court in and for ok
fuskee County. Oklahoma, a. q. Sims.
plaintiff vs., y. H. smell. &c., and Katie.
NOTICE or RECEIvERs SALE OF OIL
AND GAS MINING LEASE.
yNNoIlcE, y HEREBY GtyES, Tha,
receiver. was. BY the District Court of pk.
tusADe County Okla, on the thlitirtn day
~ September 1879. To- an action wherein
-. %. sinus was plnintin and H. y. smell,
ir. ana Katie Smell were defendants. was
appointed Receiver and ordered 90 sell
Z, Five Year Commercial gu and Gis
Mining Lease upon the following de-
scrlbed premises. situated Ia Okiuskce
county, Oklahoma. 60 Wit
The South Half o. the Northeast
Quarter Of Section Twcnty-seven t2D.
Township Ten U0l, North. Range
Eleven GD East,
and To sell a Fivc-Year Commercial OF
and Gas Mining lease upon the following
described premises situated ia Ukfuskoe
County. Oklahoma. % wit.
The Southeast Quarter ot Section
the Northwest quarter o. section
Twenty seven t2D. the Southeast
quarter Of the Northeast quarter, and
toe northeast Quarter Of the south
eaEt.Quartcr Of section Twenty
eight tgOs all In Township Ten GOl
North, RanEe Eleven ND East. and
Whereas in said Judgment and order
~ was ordered ana directed that / sell
said leases and each uf them ~ Public
NCudue or Auction az the North Door of
the District Court Room In the Town OF
Okemah, Oiuskre County Oklahoma. fof
cash upon confirmation, ana
whereas. in said order ana judgment
II was ordered that notice Of tho time.
place and terms of said sale be advertised
tor one Issue IN some Newspaper having
Bona Flde circulation 10 pkfuskce
County Oklahoma, ana In ono issue OF
some Daily Ncwspap per having a Hnna Eide
circulation IN the state Of Oklahoma.
Now therefore, you Will take notice that
I VIII. on tho 10th day of October, 1y21.
~ the hour Of Two O'Clock 4. NJ. % T..
NJ Offer for sale ut public vcndue or auc-
ton, ana sell TO the highest ana best bid-
der At the North Door OF the District
Court Room IN Okomah. OkfuHkcn Coun-
~ oklahoma, for cash upon confitma-
tiUn, oil in obedience TO said order and
Judgment of said Court 80 made and rem
dored on the 3oth day ~ September. le22
ing lease upon the following described
promises. 10 wit;
The South Half Of the Northeast
Quarter Of Section Twenty-seven (27),
Township Ten O0) North, Range
Eleven OD East;
and that / Will at said time and place
offer fpr sale at Public Ncndue or Auc-
tion and sou to the highest and best bid
accordance with tho terms % said order
and judgment aforesaid, q Flvc-iCar Com
werclsl ON and Gas Mining Lease upon
the following described premises situated
The Southeast Quarter ot Section
Twontyasovcn t2) the South Hnlf of
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
STATE BRANCH TO
BE LOCATED HERE
Tulsa Selected by Ideal
Rim Tool Company as
Headquarters

Announcement was authorized
Friday by l.. E. Richardson, ma
tional salesmanager for the ideal
Rim Tool company ot Jacksonville.
Fla. that Tulsa has been selected as
the distributing point for the state
OF Oklahoma. Thos. y. Laird, for
merly OF St Joseph and Kansas city,
Mo, will be placed in charge of the
state agency hore. Tho local cont
pany will be known az the Ideal Rim
Tool company Of Oklahoma.
The rim tool has now been manu-
facturod for about two years and
has had a phenomlnal sole where
ever introduced. II IS used In COM
pressing tho rim 80 that the tire can
be easily removed.
The company will maintain an
assembling and distributing busi-
ness here and expects to employ
within the next few weeks fully $50
salesmen.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
QUESTION SISTER
Of 0FDORISSTANLEY
Baptists Plan to Hold
Bic Convention at Sa-
pulpa Today
News of Sdpuipd
.-...L L, mo world.

ss,ssi 20 The World.
sApULPA, oct. edna Stanley
.,,,ar 5s Doris Stanley held here by
.,,,,y authorities in connections
...,h t,e murder Of John Lung. was
80, into costody 10y officials this
--nrnirg at the Frisco station as she
rss rr.uqr!ng to leave town. Police
',',sl fhat she would be held for
,,.sfI,ulrE I'm regard to the killing
- Inc Okmulgee officer.
A. the result OF a three day con-
,o-spca between the finance COM
.,.t,ee Cf the city board OF COM
a,iss.orofs. and officials OF the Sa-
,n,na Fuel company, the latter Is
~ nav 10 the city OF Sapulpa the
ann OF $3.50, interest on SS5,0O0
,vrr The company by the city out
- bouI issue for 100000 I'm 1916
BE- committee OF city officials found
Eop examination Of the company's
sooks that II is In better condition
financially than II has been for some
Gro. The interest will probably be
.sld each year In the future.
TocIl Baptists are making prepa-
-,tions 90 entertain the annual ses-
son OF the Delaware associations
which Will convene here next week,
beginn.ng at 10 o'clock Monday
rnorn.nE Five counties make UP the
association and 1t Is expected that
hsivcen 200 and 400 delegates will
attend The program included some
NJ the best men and women speak
or, in the denomination and all pha-
ses OF Baptist church work will be
alscussed. Members OF both fret
and second Baptist churches here are
opening their homes to the dele
gates.
og company in a statement today
msae emphatic denial OF the report
hat he has threatened employees
with the loss OF their Jobs II they
refused 20 donate TO a fund to assist
In the defense Of Lewis Todd. Ed
HUFF and Howard Easton, three
Kiefer men held for the murder Of
Delphia Evans. Two Of the youths
had Aecn employed at the Gypsy oil
company and Docr admitted that he
had circulated a petition among the
men 20 aid the three but that II
bld not been accompanied by threats.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
THREE WRECK VICTIMS
woman Badly Injured, Two Others
hurt When Two Autos Col
Hide ON Federal Drive

Nrs. l.. +. Burnett. Z North Zunis,
vas badly injured and two others
sS,te painfully cut and bruised about
v,oV o'clock Friday evening when a
tetd car, driven by w. l.. Crowder,
10 East Eighth, and containing
Ti's' Burnett, her eister-in- law, Mrs.
AURA wyatt, 5l7 South Peoria, and
"a, small boy, James ROderick, col-
Y1lel With another car driven by
sahes II. Brownlee, In the 26OO
FpocS ON Federal drive, turning the
rOIa s'a over and throwing the occu-
- ai;, nts Burnett iaudins bo-
4ealh the others.
3. the injured persons were taken
men respective homes and given
plcal treatment. An examination
N Dr, NJ. l.. Perry revealed that
~, burnett was suffering from a
.1, lufed shoulder and rib and pos
rso" internal injuries, Mrs. wyatt
n.ose!yed a cut over the right eye and
vgaeinle Internal injuries. Crowder
49, uazed by blow on the head
no. was In a semi-consciOus condi-
s.s Soh loF some time following the ac-
RsS@ The Roderick boy and
a. ss0waiee escaped with minor bruis-
NJ airs Burnett and her party were
to thelr way TO Rose Hill cemetery
tbs s4ecorate her brothers grave when
's accident occurred,
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LEGAL

tho Northwest quarter of Section
SsR qSs1,sr Of n. Sor,bsss, ousS,.r 2S's s1a
tho Northeast quarter " the sruth-
cost Quarter % section Twenty. ."Ight
lOi an IN Tovnshir. Ten uo) North
Range Eleven GU EnHt
Dated this tth day of october la1a
H. D.. OLIVER.
Receiver
Uubushcd IN tulsa Daly World usohrr
company pubusherl.
In the County court of Creek county
ONla. On the matter ~ me Estate ~ }. a
NOTICE or sALE or OF ASp GAS
MtNtNG LEASE.
Notice - hereby rlypu that pursuant
to au order ot the County court Of Dfe.e
County Okla. made ON tho HrrunA dny
Of October. 1929 tho undersigned special
october. 1929. at the hour of ton O'Clock
A. NJ. In thn County Court room ut Size
pulpa, Oklahoma, offer Tor safe nt public
auction. subject 20 confirmation of SAID
court an on ana E1s mining lease ior
tho term OF thrgo years. ana s1 much
longer thereafter a. OH OF gas is found
ing described lands situated in Greek
county state Of Oklahoma. Co wits
West Halt thl Of the West ilaii
(iaD Of the Northwest quarter ca ~
the Northeast quarter 90 of Sec
teen Q1 Nofth. Range Nine t9l
a tract rcctsrgle in form. hertototr
sold. located in tho northwest corner
extending east ANA west not exceed.
ing 800 feet nlour Tho north lime ~
said quarter section and extending
north nud south 14o feet nluuE tho
west line OF said quarter section.
said lease 90 be sold f0r cash bonus
and royalty Of oue-ciFhth NJ the uil
and gas to be- reserved In sHid lease. tho
lease to contain n provision Tor commence.
fYcut ~ drilling operations within thirty
NsH# "a nN d
the court In default of which tho same
TO be null and void.
Purchaser will be required 20 pay the
expenses of sale, Including aitntueys' Zee.
~ HANtN,
Special Administrator.
THRIFT & DAVENPORT.
Sapulua. oklahoma.
Attorneys fur Special
Admin Iatfatur.
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CD
o. o. y. DlRECTOH
gm. HalI nf9tA aour

J. o. o. y. DIRECTORY
odd Fellows Hail. li2h South Boulder
AURORA LODGE, NO. 80. I. o. o. ".
Meets every Wednesday evening, 7;zs p,
m.
W. T. DADDY. N. O.
AZ. l. POuHDSTONk, Secretary.
TULSA LODGE NO. 90. l. o. o. r., meet.
every Tuesday evening. 1850.
TON GWlEN. N. q,
J. +. MOORE. Secretary.
TULSA ENCAaPMENT NO. ", l. q. o. v.
Meets on second and fourth Friday OF each
J. l. BuoHLErT. C. p.
II. II. FULLER, Scribe.
TULSA REBEKAH NO. as. ]. o. o. p.
Regular meeting first and third Friday
MRS. NOBLE LOWE. n. q.
MRs. CARRY DAVIS Sac.
osass ,sis.R.
TULSA CANTON NO. 10. l. o. o. y.
Patriarch Militant First Saturday each
W. L. BOLTON, Capt
r. IA. FULLER. Clerk.
Nc. !. second sna ,oar,s ss.arasy s.ss
month hkYmnnp Fisher, y. W.
II. u. HuGHLETT. ". n.
KREMLIR TuLsoK l. o. NJ. mssts
every third Saturday. .. m.
]. J. WRIGHT czar.
W. N. RICHARDS.
''- MiSster Of Records.
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no ilttceher--"They robbed me of
"'prnit game yesterday"
pptliend-"W What did?"
TbHeher - "Johnson's single,
Wsiilpson's triple. Smiths double,
glss Two singles, Jones three sim
ana Brownies two homo runs"
Nashyille Tennesseean.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-07
PRONE Q5ACt 600 = I

EVERYONE Of the - pupils In
the "A and 5B class taught by Miss
Grace Burkholder at Usage school
has a thrift savings account and ac-
c0rdlngly the classroom has been
dsnominated 100 per cent. At pres
en-. L 70 tho only one in the school
haying this honor.
=
THE PURE WHITE DAIRY COM
plny OF Tulsa was again a winner
at the Oklahoma free state fair at
Nuskogee, as the company was "a
year ago. The four prize-winnlng ex-
hlbits We're: first in sweet milk. first
Ia butter, second In buttermilk, sec
5hi in sweet cream. W, +. Heron
Is proprietor OF the concern.
=
MISS VIOLA G.. TIBBENS and J.
l. McAnallen were married in Kan
sas City, october 3, according TO
word sent Tulsa friends. After
wedding trip IN the east, they Will
make their residence here.
=
ANNOUNCEMENT WAS made yes
ierdsy that James Nelson and asso-
ca,es had secured the Peerless con-
tract for Tulsa and several adJoin-
Ing counties. Evans Howard former
ly was dealer for the Peerless and
with the branching out Of his firm
eNl0 the tire business Nelson Sc
cred the contract with the good will
viii OF the former dealers. Nelson
said yesterday that he will announce
MS location soon.
=
+. ]. LAMBERT, oil operator who
broke his right arm in an automo-
ole accident Wednesday, is now
conyalescing at a local hospital.
Lambert was driving near Terlton
when his car turned over and pinned
MIN underneath.
THE OFFICERS AND directors OF
NE First National bank have invited
the employees OF the bank and their
wives, husbands or sweethearts as
NE case may be to be their guests
az dance 10 be given Monday night
az Elks hall. The dance is the first
9l the social activities that the
FIRST National has had this winter.
=
., ALBERT II. BELL, OF Bell &
Fellows, who was operated upon last
sunday for appendicitis is doing
Wely' according TO reports from the
'Tspltal.
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W0rtudry
Kinknid.

Mrs. Bessie k!nkaid. 40 years Of
age, Of Big Heart, died at local
hospital Friday noon. The body Will
be sent Saturday morning to Big
Heart or burial.
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4 hand operated machine has
been invented for testing the tensile
strength OF thin metal sheets TO
show their ability to withstand
stamping and drawing.
Publlshed In Tulsa Daily World october
g. Z, 1892 world Publishing company.
publisher.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
The Board Of Education OF the city Of
Tulsa and state Of oklahoma, viii re.
celve bids at their offices I'm the Central
High School building, In the Ci;y of Tulsa.
oklahoma, up until y o'clock noon, Tues
day, october 10Th. 1899. for the furnish
ing of all materials and the performance
OF all labor In the erection and compile
ti0n Of from ono TO six one-roOmed wood
en- school buildings to be located at tho
direction OF the architect in the city OF
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
All 20 be IN accordance with the plans
and Specifications which can be obtained
AZ the offices Of George Winkler. Archi-
teot. 41i-4i5 Palace building. Tulsa. Okla.
Al bids must bo accompanied by a
certified check in the amount OF at
least So OF the amount OF such bid as
guarantee that the bidder will enter in
to a contract as satisfactory 20 the Board
OF Education and their attorney, and
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TIAUE, y ls"LafFs
front agspIng room. connecting bath.
tHnrn lhrH.T
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Martin.

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Jane Martin. n years OF age. 500
North Main. who died at Wagner
Thursday, will be held from the
Mowbray chapel saturday afternoon
at 2:30 o'clock. Reverend Blackburn
OF the Centenary Methodist church
officiating.
Mrs. Martin. who was resident
OF Tulsa for more than "a years. is
survived by three sons: G.. -. Mar
tin or Tulsa; r. I. Martin and G. l..
Martin of Wagner, and n daughter.
Florence Martin OF Wagner. Burial
will be made In Rose hin cemetery.
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MISS VIOLA G. TIBBENS and ].
l. McAnallen were married in Kan
sas City. October 3, according to
word sent Tulsa friends. After a
wedding trip IN the east, they will
make their residence here.
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Automobiles
AUTOMOBILES ron sAIE 10

~ fNNhnittN hNh Nftfb "
ST u d e ba k@p
Have you ever stopped to con-
slider that now is the oppor-
tune time to buy n used car
worth the money? The new
low record prices on new cars
and the continuous increasing
demand for Studebakers is
making it possible for us to
get some unusual values.
Studebaker 20, Special Tour
ring.
Studcbaker 10, Special Tour
ing.
Buick K-li Roadster.
Buick 2l-lh Touring.
Nash 10, Touring, 7-passen-
ger.
Dodge 81, Touring.
Dodge 20, Roadster.
Dodge 20, Touring.
Stephens 10, 1-passenger.
Terms to responsible
parties.
CALL CEDAR 90 OR 151
MONDAY.
Gfh0nnaS Motor
Company
617-23 South Boulder
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FKTRM0NT MATERNITY HosPITAL
able: may cork Tor board; babies
adopted. write for booklet. MrA r. y.
Long. ssii II. Twenty seventh street.
-
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that he VIII furnish bonds as required By
them and tho laws of the state.
The Board Of Education reserves the
rlght TO reject any and all bids
W. A. MARQUIS,
President.
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TN"TIIUVNULL HIlI00s aud c0lta and
alterations. call hrs. Merritt. Usage
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N''"N f'N NiN' ~ hN''hbT
SECOND. Vs.. ct6-Cloao. in. nicely FUR
ni.ucd bedroom convenient ~ bathi
Fcuurmen only. Cciar iesi. o.
TWO rlerlv furnished a'eerlrg rooms al
toinirg bath. walking diafaur". Cedar
t1nf
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alterations. call Mrs Merritt. ossgs
4t2l-I
FDH fancy dTefsmnh'uE, 0eSignlrg, iadiea'
tailoring, buttons. hCmstitchinA. Accord
ion pieafInF. see Mrs. Patterson. 50f 5.
Main. bHaE" 1851.
FAsHtONABLE dre.1makins and Altsrs.
lions refining speciaity. 1909 T.,
second st Dfage 1913,
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refining. by experienced dressmHkeT.
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2l3 y. Third
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