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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
SUBSCRIPTIONS CLOSE
SATURDAY ON u. S. BONDS
Secretary Mellon Points to
Exchange Opportunity.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.--Secretary Mel
Ion tonight called the attention Of In
vestors to the Treasury's decision to
close subscriptions finally Saturday to
the new issue Of thirty year Government
4A per cent. bonds. The books have
been kept open an extra week to permit
subscribers to the half billion dollar issue
to exchange Victory notes or Treasury
certificates of indebtedness for the new
bonds.
Holders of Az per cent. Victory
notes" said Secretary Mellon. whether
or not called for redemption. and holders
of Treasury certificates Of Indebtedness
| maturing December 10. 1922. who desire
to exchange their notes or certificates
Tor the new bonds should, therefore, pre-
sent them without delay to the Federal
Reserve Bank of the district, preferably
through their own banks.
This exchange offering affords a ia
vorable opportunity to holders of these
early maturing Victory notes and Treas
ury certificates to exchange their hold
ings for long time Government bond on
attractive terms, and the Treasury de-
sires particularly that investors through
out the country shall be fully advised
of this offering and have ample oppor-
tunity to make the exchange"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
PUNTA Allegro DOES BETTER.
Sugar Company Reports Smaller
Dehcit Than I'm 1921.

The Punta Allegro Sugar Company
for the year ended May 81. 1922. re-
ports a deficit Of s173T6S after expenses,
depreciation and losses on carried over
sugar, contrasted with a deficit Of
s2.s43,290 in the preceding fiscal year.
Its operating profit amounted to S1,267.-
S97. compared with an operating loss of
s1,359.035 In the preceding year, while
interest. depreciation. &C., totaled
s1,t26,16s, against s7o9,S32 a year pre-
vbous.
At the end OF the fiscal year the COM
pany's profit and loss surplus stood at
s4.5S9.260, compared with s9,136,016 in
the preceding year. It's assets included
s4.695,793 in inventory, s2,163,220 in re-
ceivables and S193.0S9 in cash, while
liabilities included s244,326 In accounts
payable. ss.1o6.500 in notes and ac-
ceptances payable and 100000 in
planters reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
SAFETY RAZOR SHOWS PROFIT
American Corporation Has Two
New Board Mcmbcrs

The profits Of the American Safety
Razor Corporation for the last nine
months amounted TO s7o3.iS3.75 Jo-
seph kaufman president of the Amcr-
can Safety Razor Corporation. said
while the profits of our business dur
ing the last nine months give an idea OF
its sound condition. the outlook Is even
better. Never In the history of our COM
pany have we had on hand such large
volume of untitled orders. The amount
Of business done this year is consId-
erably greater than last. and there Is
every prospect of even greater business
curing the forthcoming year."
At the meeting OF the corporation yes
tcrday all officers were reelected Two
new members elected to the board of d.
rctors are William j. Shea and Nelson
w. Greenhut.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
OHIO OIL co. TO CUT
$45,OOO,OOO MELON
Fifth Company of Standard
Group to Vote Big Distribu-
ton of Stock.

The directors Of the Ohio Oil Com
pany have recommended that It's CAPT.
tahzation be Increased from s15.0000OO
to $50, 000.0 900 and the S45,00O.00O OF
new stock distributed as a 500 per cent.
stock dividend. payable December 80 to
stockholders Of record December !.
This is the fifth company of the
Standard Oil group to vote an increase
in capitalization and stock dividend
distribution recently. the others being
Standard Oil of California, with stock
dividend of 100 per cent; Standard OH
OF New York. 600 per cent. Standard
OIL OF New Jersey. 400 per cent. and
Vacuum Oil Company. 800 per cent.
Stockholders of Ohio Oil Company
have been addressed by j. c. Donnell,
its president. as follows:
"A special meeting of stockholders
has been called by a majority OF the
directors. to be held at the company's
offices in Findlay. Ohio. Friday. No
venber "a. to consider increasing the
capital stock from $1,000. 900 to S60,OoOO0o
and authorizing the distribution of such
increase as a stock dividend. This
course. In the judgment of the directors,
is justified by the increase In the com.
panys assets. now far In excess OF Its
capital stock. resulting in large meas
ure from the reinvestment of earnings.
Stockholders Of record at the close OF
business on October "a will be en-
titled to vote at such meeting
Ohio Oil is one Of the leading oil pro-
oucers of the country and one OF the
wealthiest of the Standard Oil properties.
Its payment Of the 300 per cent. stock div
idend will be the first distribution 1t has
made since 1915 when 10000 shares OF
Illinois Pipe Line Company. formed to
take over Ohios pipe lines. were given
to the latter's stockholders. AS those
shares were 800 in par value and Ohio
| Oil's shares were SIS. as now, the 1871
distribution was the equivalent Of 1913 IL
per cent. In Ohio Oil stock. Ohio Oil's
surplus on December 81 last amounted
| to So. os,626.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
CITIES SERVICE NET HIGHER.
Report for Twelve Months shows
s14.sc n Common Share.

During the twelve months ended
September 60, 1922. earnings Of Cities
Service Company showed substantial in
creases. Gross earnings during that
period advanced to HAT $50. as conf
pared with stabilize In the twelve
months ended with August 81. Net
available for common stock and re-
serves at the end OF the twelve months
was $780,, sol, as compared with 1851 OBJ
In the twelve months ended August 81.
The preferred dividend was earned
2. 10 times. as compared with 2.I3 times
in the corresponding period year ago,
and earnings on the common were
equivalent to 1a.s2 a share. as COM
pared with s14.3o share In the twelve
months ended August 81. Total surplus
and reserves as of September 20 were
81, 204, 3l3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
U. S. SAVINGS TOTALS.
Treasury Certificate Sales sI3,-
100000 I'm Mine Months.

Sales of Treasury savings certificates
in the Second Federal Reserve district
for the nine months ending September
80 amounted to approximately s13.500-
600. September figures were close to
the S2,500,O00 mark.
The five post offices In the Second
district whose sales were the heaviest
for September were New York city. with
$5f0.675: Brooklyn, $t35.G92; Buffalo.
$70.S92 Newark. s65.124. and Roches-
ter. S52,SS7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19

OIL CITY, Pa. Oct. ts.--Credlt balances
ee,ofo; average 54,44e.
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$14,ooo,ooos
Consumers Power Company
Netp Issue


First Lien and Uniyng Mortgage Gold Bonds
Series C. so, due 1852
S ss s Els &c. Il s$o s ss ss .s s
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Trustee
F Tax in Fnnslvan md IN Connci ehmdb
Tax Exempt in o
% aHhoi cation b. the
President of he
Bonds has
Company opradngin
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b
mortgages property Company
Mortgage % subsidiary amy w
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Bearing ~ interest @ % 5 provide pps
Additional Bonds susnse.ed
Deserve for lse
% n s a 1 s 9 a s s " xs s% s s p ss
lines
EARNINGS
.s sa 'l:1sss
Earning. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ass5si sss7sI4
Annual n 1sGs Gs:.: % ssssIoS sms
t n1E
ouo~eb dpyinc 80
will eBondson eNewYu
Bonds % sc c1% s%s s ~~s counsel us ~" 4@
Price 92h and accrued interest, yielding $40
The National City Company
Cassatt & Co. Graham, Parsons & Co.
ar
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LOST. STOLEN OF DESTROYED.

Sank OF New York, certificates numbered
l2iV2-14743-i6762 issued ia the namo OF
Homer u. Richardson. All persons are re.
quired to show cause 70 said Tho National
Park Bank OF New York. No. 2li Broadway.
New Yorl. City. y. Y. why a new certificate
should not be issued in lieu OF said certlti-
cafes so lost. stolen or destroyed.
John V. WOODARD, Executor 0. the VIII
Of Homer r. Richardson.
August % 1922
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
MONEY MARKET.


WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER rs.
Renewals. .... Last............
| High. ......... Years high.
Low............ Years low........ 3j5
| TINE LOANS.
Mixed collateral, 60 days. ................
! Mixed collateral. 90 days................
| Industrials, 60 days. ....................-
! Industrials, 90 days. ...................
| COMMERCIAL PAPER.
| Best names, 4 TO O months. AZ
| Other names. TO |. months. ............. AZ
DISCOUNT RATE. RESERVE BANK.
Commercial paper. 10 days, a. go to 20
| days, 4; Liberty bonds and Victory notes. Is
days, 4: 10 70 90 days. 4; bankers accept.
ances. Is to 90 days. T.
OPEN MARKET RATE.
Call loans and acceptances. ............. 4s%
Discount rates on prime bankers accept.
ances eligible for purchase by Federal Re-
serve banks
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
30 days., 3;s 3ss 90 days.. 31s 80.
go days.. 35s 3S, 100 days.. 37s 3ss
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges, 1907. GOO 900:
balances, 1922 900, 600; Federal reserve credit
balances, $4,000, 900.
SILVER MARKET.
99kc.. unchanged; foreign. 6sifc., UP 1ssc.:
up 1c.
PENNSYLVANIA on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
YUKON GOLD OUTPUT HIGHER.

DAWSON, Y. r., Oct. 1s.--Tho Yukons
gold output this year may total a million
and quarter ounces. Dredging con-
tinues along the creeks beyond the usual
period and the production will be in
creased correspondingiy. The silver out
put from Mayo shipped to date is about
10000 ounces.
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United States Government
New Thirty Year 4An Gold Loan
Due 1852

The Secretary of the Treasury has announced the termination of
cash subscriptions this oa but will accept further subscriptions
where Tictory Notes of any whether called for
redemption, Treasury Certificates Of Indebtedness due
December 1884, rendered in payment The privilege
of making such subscriptions will terminate Saturday noon,
October FL, Io22.
We offer services entering subscriptions for your account
and strongly advocate such exchanges believing that the
will have materially higher market value within reasonable
length of time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19
REPUBLIC STEEL MAKES
DEFICIT IN Sd QUARTER
Compares With Profit in Pre-
ceding Three Months.

TIL Republic Iron and Steel Company
for the third quarter OF 1922 reports 4
deficit OF sl3s,676 after taxes and
charges, compared with a net profit u
$S6,3Sc in the preceding quarter and
with deficit OF s1,S9s,41o in the third
quarter Of 1921.
The company's income statement for
the three months ending September 30,
1922, compares with that for the same
three months last year as follows:
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were made regular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-10-19

AFTER charges Tor maintenafNe and rtpaIfs
OF plants.
floss.
For the first nine months OF 1892
Republics deficit. after interest and
taxes. was s764,376, compared with
deficit of s2.177,472 in the same period
of 1921.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-08

the fact that the Richmond clearing
committee VIII look after their wants,
the plans were changed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-08
"Y" Dorm Men to Raise
Ennd to Aid Needy

Thirty-five domitory men attended
the supper meeting at the W NJ. C.
A, Thursday night Short talks were
given by the Rev. e. Howard Brown,
pastor of East Main street Friends
church, John H. Johnson. member of
the board Of trustees, and Julian
Smith, general secretary of the Y. NJ.
c. A The dormitory men have de-
cided to raise fund to help pay the
house rents Of families that are in
poor circumstances. This will be a
Christmas gift to the poor from the
men living at the Y. NJ c. A 1t had
been planned to give a party for the
poor boys Of Richmond, but due to
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-08

VIII be furnished during the evening
by the Harris orchestra
The market planned by the Junior
Christian Endeayur OF the United
Brethren church has been postponed
For further information members ara
asked to see Mrs Needham
A bazaar viii be held Saturday all
day and in the evening at Red Mems
hall by the Science Church Of Spirit
ualists. An entertainment Is planned
for the evening and music win be
furnished by the Harris orchestra
A market and bazaar Is being held
Saturday at the West Richmond
Friends church, by the Ladies' Aid.
A large assortment of baked and cook
ed goods, candies, and fancy work
suitable for Christmas gifts. viii be
on sale.
A candy sale viii be- held Saturday
at Romey's Furniture store by the
Junior B. Y. P. o. of the First Baptist
church
A market and bazaar Is being held
at 1924 Main street, Saturday, by the
Ladies' Aid society of the First En-
glish Lutheran church.
An all day bazaar is being held at
Grace NJ. e. church Saturday and at
noon lunch is to be served to teachers
attending the sixth district conference.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-08

The approximate area Of the CONT
nent of North America is $500, 900
square miles.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-08

Section four Of the Ladies' and Pas
tors union of the Grace NJ. e. church
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-08
CHURCHES

will hold a bazaar at the church all
day Saturday. Dinner for teachers at
tending the district teachers associa-
ton meeting will be served from 1880
until 1870 o'clock
An kinds of foodstufIs win be sold
at the market which will be conduct
ed by the ladies of the Third NJ. E.
church Saturday at the Fitzsimmons'
grocery in FairView beginning at 10
o'clock
A bazaar at which all sorts of food
and articles suitable for Christmas
gifts was conducted Friday by the
women of the First Presbyterian
church in the basement of the church.
Dinner was served ut u o'clock
A large delegation from the Mems
Bible class of the Grace NJ. E church
will go to Whitewater Friday night to
attend a supper which is being held
in the Methodist church there. An
informal program will follow the
supper.
The Junior B. Y. P. o. of the First
Baptist church will hold a candy sale
Saturday at the Rooney Furniture
store beginning at 10 o'clock.
A bazaar and market win be held
Saturday all day and in the evening
at Red Mems hall, by the Ladies' Aid
society Of the Science Church of Spir-
itualsts. All sorts of articles suit
able for Christmas presents and an
assortment of food will be sold
Luncheon viii be served at noon ana
In the evening to the public. Music
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-08

The Junior B. Y. P. q. of the First
Baptist church will hold a candy sale
Saturday at the Rooney Furniture
store beginning at 10 o'clock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-08
Confralto Singer Wins
Praise For Concert

Miss Chloe Ogelsby, prominent ne
gro contralto singer, gave avery bril-
liant concert Thursday night in the
auditorium of the high school She
was assisted by the Mt Moriah Bap-
fist church choir. Many enthusiastic
listeners heard the program. The
audience exhibited much appreciation
for the talent shown by the famous
singer, appIauding her throughout the
program. She responded to encores
following each group of numbers. The
singer was accompanied by Mrs. Perry,
wife OF the Rev. ]. n Perry, pastor of
Mt. Moriah Baptist church, In a very
creditabie manner. James Howard,
ing accompanied by Mrs. Ethel R
Clark.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-08
DAVID UPDlKE DIES

CONNERSvILLE, Ind, Dec. 81
David Updike, a city street depart
ment official, died at his home at 2
o'clock Friday morning. He was SO
years old and had been a resident
Of the city for IL years. He is sur.
vived by his brother, Henry Updike, a
sister, Mrs. Frances Murch, both liv.
ing in Brookyille, the widow and five
daughters.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-08

The Value of Church Attendance to
the Individual" Is the subject for the
second of series Of sermons on
+Church Attendance, which will be de-
Qiyered by the Rev. Charles NJ. Wood
man at the West Richmond Friends
.ichurch next Sunday morning.
Musical programs by the Young
Peoples choir viii feature the morn
ling and evening services at the First
7Engfish Lutheran church Sunday. A
program of Christmas music Is SEIZED
suled for Sunday morning and a sacred
sscantata entitled "Rede emer and King"
will be given by the choir at the eve
Jning services. The separate parts OF
the cantata will be sung by Miss Gen.
5evieve Grain, Miss Wilma Sudhoff,
Miss Mildred Minnick. Miss Mary Min
nick, Miss Carolyn Bartel, Miss Lu-
gcille Loufborrow, Miss Geraldine Har-
tier, Miss Mary Morrcy, William Mar
3shall, Frank Grove, William Rooney
land George Kruegers
A Christmas bazaar at which arti-
1eles suitable for Christmas presents,
land an assortment of food will be
=sold, Will be conducted at the First
sNationa1 bank Saturday by the wo-
3men of the West Richmond Friends
3church.
An unusual program Of stunts is
3promised all who attend the meeting
1of the intermediate League of the
First NJ. z. church which will be held
Eat the church Friday evening at 1890
O'Clock. Everyone Is invited to come.
Section four Of the Ladies' and Pas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
OPPORTUNITIES

Tho Vaughn ol f,ld 10 soon 20 have q
sunflslng number 81 standard ugr tun
ninE uhu company alone bringing IN
ton rigs four ~ thom 90 be- on itr ground
w Way ~ tEnelish iuterrsts) This,
in addition 90 the ones the Mesa Leon oil
fruhi nov has running rssss eousorns
coml=T o. with four standards Oeai.
geisis svpsct more activity in this isid
dur fg this umfUcr than anywhere On
Roo Morutaln slope
Tho Mesa Loon Ou Trust is drilling 10
shallow sands should dslll in first well
not later fhan April Shares have
recputiy advanced 20 cas- 90 and soon 10
aavancU again These shares viii soon
nc tfiHginE stnO.Ou each. regardless n
amo'ut ~ rroaueiion iu first we'll A.
our other Wells being contracted from
time to time sud deep tests starting On
ever side ~ us go 20 make this me a
no very hcHt plays Tor isrge sud quick
returns that va have ever seen.
Write us. itai We may explain fully
luEt hY ss aff mailing these statemrnts.
We VIA rhre-fully supply you With COPY
~ better written to us IS one Of the most
noted geologists - tho world saying thui
~e reed not hesitate Co recommend This
10 nur brothers sisters ana our friends
W d. not desire 90 misisad anyonr.
hut fHsline suru thhf this lt your one uis
opportunity 90 make a teal hunth n
mnutf Ne would ask that you Investigate
his earefully ~ you wish 90 write ~
make shssks PAYABLE e. Trust Dspar'
msnf ~ First National Bank Of Santa "
and mail 10
G . POWELL. Agent,
MESA LEON OH TRUST
suite sos. Combs Hotel Albuquerque
ono open til . . m every evening
Advise us II Interested iu acreage
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o WITH A

WILL FURNISHED rooms and silspins
porrhrs With splrgdid board for con
yalfscruts rute $50 90 monthly Phone
520 Mn Rood 9u9 South Broadway
FOR RENT- Nicely furnished room With
board adjoining bath rates for Two
people private family COS South Wal
ier Phene mas
FOR RfNT Rncm and board Al new
beds sac South broadway Miss Audta
Dpwril Phone 1874 W
FiHSr CLASS table huafd HATES BY
DAY " week rcNsanshlc "a y Ihitd
ROOM MD BOARD -dlHssgd.ln si,,pins
parah suitable Tor tao auEthrssf eF'
poslrc IA North Maple Phone tsso W.
RESERVATIONS may nov be had ai
81 JOHNS SANArOhfuN tkpiseo'
pail. Rates tiT.6o to t2b 90 p'f
week ineiudss private room viii
sleeping porch. connected 10 bath and
toilet. Medical care medicines, general
untslnF. Excellent meals tray service
30 sairas. An rooms have stcsm heat
hot and cold running vatef. Rev "
" Tiegler. tt~ariateudert
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
Three New Homes
For Las Vegas

LAS VEGAS \ NJ. March Il.
Three new homes ere going Up
nm Norih Eirhth street. beyond
Friedman avenue. j. a. sparks
iuna erected "a smuii residence IN
the rvar Of hla property. recently
purvhlred frum frank Springer.
and VIII begin soJn 20 build "a fine
residence 90 ti,c front Of the lots
Dr crawford who cums here re-
Gently from Texas. will build q
large bungalow on bic North
tirhth street property rcccntiy
n~lrrhnHrd and Ed Tomatock
h1t bis now residence on the 80 me
"ircrI wei under way The In
mont Hnd Agency corporation
building 70 modern bungalow a.
no cnrf"r OF sixth and Fried-
mnn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
Chas. g, Zapf & Co.
REALTORS INSURANCE
LOTS-LOTS
Business OF Resident

Business Dot. 25sit2 n on " Ccntrsi
Ave south side. bsts cen 9th aud 7th SITS.
See uHr ngn.
RfslIencp lot 40xt42 n on y iOih -.
Cheup II sold At once See our sign.
Lot AuNil3 o., corner Granite and y.
I'm 49, Norh and east frUui Dirt
chcaT. Cash or terms.
Pour iONia2 A. lots. east front ou I1spi
nation Point University Heights Cheap
Cash orr terms.
Sooner Or afer you VIII want 20 live IN
Aihuqutf uuefs Restricted District In.
jos tho beautiful views. the Real uauue
etc Then plea your LOT now. Oui!
ten dollars TOR month viii srcuro one.
Main Offic, a.cund nnd Gold
Phones Gao 500
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27

FOR RENT- strictly hish class room
northeast and south exposure sonih
east sleeping porch private home best
ua siri can go
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FOR SALE

81. g0O-5 room, new. white siuceo bnnga-
low. ooh noors. bulitia features. com.
plstsly furnishei, including player 81
Hn1t garage afh ward. Viii stll uE-
furnished. u desired Easy terms,
- s1O-5.Toom brick. modern good ioca
ton. close IN 3fd ward garage, lawn
esmeut walks.
%. s0O-b'roon pressed brick bungalow
modern. welrbuilt farare; W. Silver
Ave.
ta.s5O-4-room white stucco bun-
galow. OAK floors, built-in fea-
lures. garage. fourth ward.
a. FLElSCIlER, Realtor
Loans. firr Insurance. Automobile In.
Surety Bonda
Phone GA III South Fourth ST.
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FOR RENT-Apartlnents


FuR KEST-Thres.room steam heated
Hotel 2i6n North Second.
PUR RENr-rvo room furnished part.
mcnt water lights and phone turn N.
cl go south Third.
Pom RENT-New high cisas apartments
facing Highland pafk , A Hammond.
so tatt silver. Phone i522.R
FcR RIgT-Furnishsd apartment ngbi.
whtvF aud heat Crane Apartments,
az North seventh
FoR RFST-Raoms for llght houseksop
inr sO7 \ THIRD 81 Phone se5.J
POR RENr-Unfirnished apartmc ns.
CheAF Call Mckinley Land a Lum
Dor Co Telephone 100
TWO partly hm!shed r0oins Tor light
housekeeping iloh y Second 81.
FOR HESr-iarge ff0ni room we'll
furnished IN deslrahla part ~ avn
reasonable reut st9 West Tiieras Ave.
FuK RENT-rhree rooms and sieepinE
porch. completely furnished torutr
800 West Gold. No siek. Enquire 7o3
West silver
WILL REI.EAsE TO purchaser Of furni.
urc elegant apartment In lowlauds
-four rooms bath sletping porch, steam
heat hot water Phone 1925
FOR RENT-Thrrc room furnished apart
mot steam heat ho' and cold water
ltghis and telephone PAID. &2iA south
hrualvAY
FOR RENT-Three room nfnished apart,
meni nice front rooms Adlniuing hath
hot and cold water also broom furnished
Aparihr a. nice sunnY ffoui ruoias We
tsr paId On car line Near Santa
w. shors sOa South Third
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MIST sACRIIFICE

isnrsr ~studshaksF In good meehan-
condition five good tires. new bat
4 upholatoy like hew. Can be seen
Inland TIRE q RUBBER
y WORKS.
uth nroadNay. Phone 2iq