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D0D6E BR0THER5
C0M CAR

The cars long-established reputation
for faithful, low-cost service has not
influenced Dodge Brothers in their
constant seeking after betternents.
A semi-foating ~rear-axle is now pro
vided, embodying the latest ideas in
rear axle design. The main housing IS
rs per cent stronger. One large
Thinker bearing at the hub replaces
two small bearings and gives 100 per
cent greater carrying capacity. Larger
ring gear and drive pinion make pos
sible a new, tooth shape, giving quiet
operation and As per cent increase
IN strength. Larger front and rear
propeller shaft bearings more than
double the drive thrust capacity.
Conservative changes in body lines
have materially enhanced the attract
iveness of the cars appearance.
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Harding has urged upon Congress
the necessity of amending our laws
50 as to do away with this inequality
in distribution Of tax load.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-08-31
MILLINERY

Hats made to order. Trimmed and
Remodeled. Edith G%unter, MiIliner,
Dawson ST., Wolf Point. .28-1t
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Michael MuIroy drove down from
Great Falls the first of the week to
look after the interests of his in
surance business
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THE WONDERFUL WORKERS OF THE
WORLD in SECOND GRAND SESSION,
MARLIN, TEXAS, JULY LIS.

day morning subject: sympathy
Wanted" The speaker convinced his
hearer of his ability as reasoner
Committee on mllIage and per oIem
man Committee on Neurology e. A..
stokes, Chairnssn; M, L. West, l.. NJ
Hughes, II. J. Moss; Education Rev.
M. L. Covinfyton. J. M. Beal. Prof. ].
w. Ray; Committee on Grievance: J. S.
Johnson. s. A. Hendricks. While Mack
M. e. kirlxwood; State Of the Order:
n. p. Evans Samantha Savernes, J.
w. Norris. Estelle Foote. r. A. Stamps:
Temperance Committees: M. Il. Darnell,
II. r. Penn, Joe ~. Beal, M. Il West,
H. M. Fluellen; Recommendation: Mrs,
A. 10, Daggett Blanche Thomas, N.
Il. Talton, u. M. Strobe; Committee on
Resolutions: Mrs. Elizabeth Newsome.
M. s. Darnell, Rev. j. II. Hughes. An
ME Horn. The work done by each
committee was highly commended The
G. Menogan was very impressive he
admonished the members to live In
touch with God, 26 members had
crossed the great beyond.
Grand Medical Director. Humphrey
made splendid report. Grand Sec
lected l921-1922. $16,s96. 20; paid all
claims OF s11,S79.60. a balance of
So $500 Twenty-six death claims
paid in full. This is indeed wonder
full" in two years. The National Mis-
tress Mrs G. M. ". Robinson and her
able assistants are being felt, reports
from these officers showed marked
Improvement over last year. The
Grand Lodge voted a vacation to the
National Supervisor whose health Is
much impaired because of our work.
All expenses to be paid by the Grand
Lodge.
The following made timely remarks
as to the future outlook OF this or
Undertakers G. Morrow. II.
b Hardee, TT. Worth; DR.. X. A. Ram
som Rev. ]. II, Hughes, Mrs M. L.
Stephens. Cameron; Calvert Is the
seat of the next Grand Lodge.
Too much cannot be said OF the work
being done by Mrs. M b. Anderson.
the excellent wife of Hon. j. II. An
derson The office work for the past
year has been done largely by Mrs.
Anderson and all accounts have been
kept and reported in bust
mess way by Mrs. Anderson. Hon. A..
w. Howe proved a worthy assistant
to the National Supervisor and all
w. w. o. WIS Of Texas are expecting
great things of him. He Is fully cap
able Of bringing things to pass. Mrs.
Howe proves her cooperation Ia the
use OF her nimble fingers on the key
board and her beautiful voice as you
sit and listen. AS whole this or
ganization is going to grow as no
other because OF its benevolent fea-
ture in caring for the aged.
Watch us grow by leaps and bounds
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present Of distinguished visitor in
their midst, in the person OF Mrs. G.
j. Moody, the National Worthy Gaur
dian, of Denver Colo. Monday night
July18 was scene long to be rem
bered by Woodmen and Friends of
Corsciana Camp. Long before the
hour for public installation Of officers
of the tent, merry hearted little boys
and girls wendell their way to the
beautiful summer garden at the home
of Mrs. j. H. Harris on e. 9Th st. no.
ticed seated on the beautifully lightet
lawn gayly dressed ladies and gen
tlemen who have come to honor thi,
tinguished young woman who IS do
ing so much to help mould and Fash
ion on the lines Of young people
of our race. After the ceremonies an
elaborate ice course was served to
more than 100 guest. While in the
City OF Corsicana Mrs. Moody Is the
guest Of Mrs. Il. B. Carter, 110l E
Collins, ST, who Is the Worthy Gaur
dain of the Juveniles OF Corsicana tent
.LawtOn.- Sunday schoo ! and
B. Y. P. U. was well attended at Beth
lehem Baptistchurch. Rev Warren
preached an excellent sermon at II
a. m. Rev Owens, the pastor preached
another spiritual sermon at the night
service. Sunday school was good at
the A. NJ. e. church The pastor, Rev
Rhone was at his post and preached
morning and evening. The Sunday
aohool an dB. Y. p. u was excellent at
Galilee Baptist church and the sisters
have much success W u the children's
dinner. Mrs. Annie Jordan went to
Oklahoma city to eter the hospital
Denton. Services we're well at
tended at the various churches Sun
day. Rev jackson preached splendid
morning service. There was an ex-
cellent program rendered at the A.
M. e. church Sunday night Mrs. X. NJ.
Rucker left Sunday evening for Fit,
Worth to attend the Grand Lodge of
the Masons. Mr.. c 3. Huntley went to
Dallas this week ON business. Mrs. =.
F. Jackson AID daughter Minnell arc
visiting their mother and grand-mo-
Their at Branchville. Mr.. George Hugly
went to Whicta Falls this week. Mr.
M. W. Blackwell has gone to Brown
wood on business. Miss. Willie Mao
Bush of Daas .a,ted her mother and
tep father, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Young
and had 4 pleasant soiourne; she re-
turned home Sunday. Mr.. N. w. Jones
Mr.. Kellon and others motored to r.
Worth Monday evening, Their reporter
wishes to get all the news by Monday
evening.
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venes here June 18th. Come ana wor
ship with us. Rev. d. L. Penn pastor
A. H. Hedgespeth Sup't Miss Jimmie
Reynolds Sect of the s. s. First
Independent Baptist church S. s.
attendance was fine Sunday Supt
Rev L. Morgan at his post. also the
teachers, pupils seems to have enjoyed
the lessons that was so nicely taught
by faithful servants, review by Mrs
Ida Scurry, teacher of AmuIec class
Sermon at eleven by Rev A. L. Moore
pastor, the spirit must have been in
the house, after the sermon Subject
The Barren tree, the choir sang were
You There When They crueifies ny
Lord? and at tthe close of this rem
n Ion there was not a dry eye in the
building, men, women and children
wept The comforter was around
about as the every one felt The eff
fects of his presence. The reward
was two accessions both for baptism
Visitors are always welcome to cur
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church. We are entertaining the s. S.
District Convention this week. We APP
preciate the CO operation of our many
friends for assisting us in caring for
the visitors. Mount Olive Baptist
church has closer their picnic and ra-
ly that ran through two days, For
Sunday school the attendance was
good conducted by the Sup't d. A.
Smith. Eleven o'clock an sermon for
tribe no. one by Rev A. j. Johns IL,
A. NJ. Sermon for tribe no. two by
Rev s, Coleman. at two thirty sermon
for tribe three by Rev J. J. ] jackson
Sermon by Rev. ]. q. Norris, who is
the guest of M, and Mrs. Norris Of
East fifth Ave. 1878. Thee sservices
were wonderful ones. Collection for
the day was sixty three dollars. Or.
#. L. Harris and DR.. G. s. Brooks
incompany with Mrs r. B. Harris
noticed to Dallas last Wednesday. Mrs
David Abner made her annual visit
to the House Holds OF Ruth she is
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Dear Editors
Please allow me space through the
columns Of your paper to tell Of the
7, splendid session, just held, OF the w.
/ w. o. w. Grand Lodge.
The second session OF the Grand
Lodge OF the Wonderful Workers of
the World opened Wednesday at 1880
p. m. subject 10 the call previously
issued by that matchless visionizer.
j. II. Anderson, National Supervisor of
the Grand Jurisdiction, Calvert, Texas
After due form Of opening the Ne-
tional Supervisor who has recently
undergone an operation, was not able
to preside but the Order was not to
suffer loss. Brother Anderson had
carefully looked after this and had
close by his side Special Deputy to
National Supervisor Hon. A. w. Howe
OF Giddings. Texas. Brother Howe
ment' like an old hand and got right
down to business Those who know
Brother Howe well in church and
state, are not surprised at the splen-
did though positive manner in which
he expedited the business of the Grand
Lodge. National officers present at
roll call were: National Supervisor,
J. H. Anderson; National Past. Rev.
A. G.. Menogan; Secretary, Prof. A. G.
Robertson; Chaplain. Rev. j. A. Sharpe;
w. w. Humphrey; Grand Lecturer.
Prof. =. A, Stamps; Assistant Degree,
Master Rev. j. w. Norris; Auditors:
J. u. Williams, Private Secretary to
National Supervisor Miss w. r. Gray.
Assistant to Secretary Robertson. Prof
j. w. Ray. Deputies present were
Special Assistant Deputy, Hon. A. w.
Howe, Madames NJ. l.. Stephens, New
some, Thomas, Rozella Lewis, Henry
Daggett each made splendid reports
and by their efforts. the organization
had been strengthened greatly.
Committee on Credentials was APP
pointed: Rev. ]. II. Hughes, chair
man; Mrs. Il. N. STROBE, secretary.
Committee on Rules was next appoint
ed. Preliminary remarks were made
by National Supervisor, and general
greetings from the National officers.
we then adjourned to re-assemble at
$40 p. m. for local program which
consisted of welcome addresses der
livered by Rev. II. P. Evans. pastor
of A. NJ. u. church; Brother Matthews
and Prof Stamps Response by Rev.
NJ. l. Covington. Paper. THE w. w.
o. w. OF Texas" Mrs. Bette e. P0r-
ter showed in two years 1876 lodges
with a membership of GAO members
Response was made by Mrs. l.. M.
Hughes The audience was charmed
by a solo from Mrs. It. L. Howze
who can touch the very soul of her
hearer when she ascends the rostrum.
Mrs. Howe is a member of the music
cal staff of the Grand Lodge.
Rev j. A. Sharpe preached a won
derful sermon for the opening Thurs
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the guest of Mrs. WIN. Ross. Mrs
George Rodgers left for her home in
Phonix Arizona. Sunday night after
a sixe weeks visit with her parents
and friends of this place and relatives
and friends of Dallas and TT. Worth.
she will stop also in Houston to see
relatives an friends there. Miss Mary
Jane Brown has returned from a
pleasant visit to Dallas. Mr.. Harod
Hardee has been here among relatives
and friends a few days. his visits
are always appreciated and we re-
greet his hurried departure for TT
Worth where he is in the Undertaking
establishment. Mr.. Wade Anderson
is in TT. Worth a few days on busl-
ness. Mr.. l. l.. Goodlow ic guest OF
Mrs. James Powers east 7th ave. Miss
Artie Wilson was here iii week. Rev
Brown who ha charge Of the divine
work Of The G. NJ. b. church of Ke
rens was here this week. Rev Tram
mel who pastors Mt Zion and Sar-
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Klover Leaf ISlub.

Met al usual hour with second vice
president presiding. Miss Jimmie Free
man at the home Of Mr.. Taylor enter
tanned by Miss Smith. After opening
with two quotations from Longfellow
The afternoon was spent in games AMI
social. Misses Blue add Oracle Holmes
prize winners in games. While mrs
Taylor Townsell and Madames He'd
gespeth and applewhite, knew how 10
bring the social After very pleasant
Afternoon, the Lostees served an Ice
course, the hostess was thanked BY
Mrs. Buchanan. Adjourned to meet
at the home Of Miss Driver. July goth
MrsHazel Powers, Pres. Miss Clara
Driver Sect, Ruth Taylor Rept.
The Juvenile Department together
with the adult members OF the Amerl-
can woodmen are jubfIent over the
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TEXAS TOWNS.

CORSICANA.-The weather is right
favorable, allowing every body a nice
chance to places of worship and
praise ana thank God for his kind
ness. Sixth Ave. Baptist church Sun
Gay school attendance was nice for
the day. Sup'tA. H. Hedgespeth on
time, teachers were all present and
very interested as usual. Lessons
we're taught we'll. Sermon at eleven
o'clock by the pastor that had weight
to It SO much SO that most all were
impressed who heard. A 100000
rally was launched for the third Sun
day in August, we will appreciate
tn eco-operation of all the members
of our church and your friends. The
sixth ave, Baptist choir assisting the
First Baptist choir during the Sunday
schoo District Convention that con-
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ria baptist churches of Keren3 was
here this week. Rev. o. C. Colbert OF
Terrell stopped over short while
on his way to his church in Cald-
well during his short stay he called
on old friends, Mr.. and Mrs A. il. He'd
gespeth of East fifth Ave. Mr.. P.
Williams and family of Round Paririe
motored here this week. Mrs. Moody
VIII is touring the state in interest
of the Juvenile department of the
American Woodmen, she is the pies
ant guest of Mrs. f. Carter of East
Collin street Mr.. Mayfield an old
citizen of this place is dead, he has
been sick for long while, he will
be carried from the First Bap't church
funeral conducted by Rev l.. Morgan
Undertaken Stewart and Carlton have
the body in charge. Mrs Lula Bogus
died in Waxahachie after an opera
ton Stewart and Carlton have
charge. Miss Cecil Norton is very
sick, friends of this young person
hope for her a speedy recovery. Mrs.
Bernice Gilmore is up again. MRS.
Purday of East seventh Ave. 500 is
sick. Mrs Lucy valley Of Wichita
Kansas is visiting her mother, Mrs
Florence Knox of East ninth Ave.
Miss Anita was called to the sick bed
side of her father Friday July 18th,
she was accompanied by her aunt
Mrs. Dennis. Mrs. Florence Lee and
Mrs Birdie Rodgers went to Houston
Sunday with N B. Wilder who has
ben guest of her parents few days
Mr.. and Mrs viii Rodgers, they vii
spend while in that place the &
OF N. B. Wilder, then to Chapel Hill
to visit Mrs Lees father. Miss Mamie
Rhoes is visiting Mrs. Sallie Hoster at
Armore Oklahoma. Mrs. Grace Holmes
lis visiting in Dallas. Saturday night
must have been the real night for adj
ventures and experiences. Mr. Stewart
was coming home from Athens and
motor machine became unruly and de
cided to turn turtle throwing its oc-
lcupants to the ground, Mr. Stewart
was penned beneath the STERLING wheel
and his son Carl and other Toys were
Thrown aside with two nice melons
that did not even burst. We are proud
that they were not injured so for
Itunate to Mr. Stewart to the roaming
crowd who could not persuade a
truck that they were coming to Cor
sicana on from Kerens to continue
it's journey. did not come across those
nice melons because they would have
been utterly destroyed by the crew
whowalked half of the night as the
result of truck that got tired of its
load. The scene was really amusing,
some of the crew after having walked
nearly home were picked up by Drs.
Davis and Moore and Mrs. B. G. Adair
| Mr.. John McKeller also had an un
ruly machine, so much so that 1t tur'
ed over right on fourth Ave. Resul.
was two mems legs wac broken ono
wlite man the other colore one had
fractured scull and MIR. McKeller
himself was crippled slightly.
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pomestlc Az olub.

The club entertained b. the presi-
dent, Mrs. l.. T. Ebert After the for
NAL opening the evening was spent
in business meeting One new mem
Der Mr.. Sarah Washington was &C
cepted. The hostess served delicious
menu of peanut sandwich, fruit punch
frozen peaene, cake. Next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs Whitiker
All members are urged to be pie
sent Mrs. M. B. White, Mrs L. b. Ell
bert, presiden reporter1tand
bert president and repote respectively
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WEAK WOMEN ATTENTION

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told that an operation was necessary
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THE PELvo MEDICINE co.
Memphis, Tenn.
7-S-4t
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DIR. Lytle-veterinary 5urgeen On
animals Il all kinds. once ct Pea
pies Undertaking Company. 80 N.
Pearl street Hours frem . Z. n.
to p. M. x 1896. residence s92s
Willsw street. Dallas. Texas.
T-2s-tG
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PROFESSIONAL.

w. II. Mcmillan, NJ. d.
Phones Office, H. 1865:
Res. H. 1853.
L.. G. Pinkston, M. D.
Phone H. 1856
Physicians and Surgeons
at MCMILLAN SANITARIUM
Cor. Hall and State SITS.
Dallas. Texas
2-4-h
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cLAssIFIED 1ADs".

FOR SAI,E.--Piano and house for
rent, 3G14 Myers street. Wheatly Place
reasonable terms. Mrs. Addie Bartee.
Call Sunday morning, 1914 Myers St
7-22-1t
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cARp Oh TlrANIss.
500 GOOD srREEr

CARD OF THANKS.
We take this method OF THANKING
our many friends for their kindness
beloved relative, Mrs. Alice Howard
who departed this life June ~. Also
thank our friends OF Dallas and the
many friends of Bryan. Texas. for
the beautiful florals.
Mrs. MarilIo johnson. Mother.
Mrs Matilda Chambers, Aunt.
Miss Della Johnson, Aunt
Mr.. Ian Howard. Husband
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - Anyone
wishing a money-making proposition
would do well to investigate this. We
furnish complete moving picture out
fits fer playing theatres, halls
churches and etc Some OF our buyers
making $4,000 weekly. Address sauth-
ern Feature Film Exchange. Dundee
Bldg. TT Worth Texas. 7-2a-1t
wanted.--ciris to work in N. A.
Franklin Beatty Parlor, 2206 HAN
street Mrs. Matthews. PROP, 7-1-4t
wnnted--sales women to sell bunge-
low aprons direct to consumer in
every town In Texas and Oklahoma.
Splendid commission. Write or call
In person with references. l.. 4 II. Car
ment Mfg. Co.. 1s25-2a Main street.
Dallas
HAIRDREssERs, PREPARE AND
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s Sp w pig se PrS Soa ho Sar w R for o~
list OF practical working formulas
Lakeside Chemical Co, 324-b Clare
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DRS. PORTER & PORTER.
Physician ana Surgeons
Special attention given to diseases
of women and children and venereal
diseases.
Office Hours:
0 to IL a. m. to 4 p. m
7 to 8 p. m.
Phone Y 6s85 2418 Ia Elm s.
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z. II. L. HOLLAND. M. ID.
Physician and Surgeon
Office 180O1k Jackson Street
3409 State st.
Office Phone Y-5144
Res. Phone II. 1874
Office Hours:
$3.50 to 1890 a. m.
$500 to .. IN. Dallas, Texna
6-26-tf
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16

HOTEL NAVAJO-Special rates,
s4 to So weekly and UP. $40 West
Adams 5-bp
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
INDEX
HANDY GUIDE TO CLASSIFIED

HANDY GUIDE TO CLASSIFIED
5-Lost and Found.
6-Auctions.
S-Fcr Sale City Property
11-For Sale Country Property
12-For Sale or Exchange Realty
13-Vanted Real Estate.
14-Wanted To Rent.
15-For Rent Houses.
16-Fo. Rent Furnished Houses
17-For Rent Apartments.
I9-For Rent Furnished Rooms.
20-For Rent Housekeeping Rooms
21-Room and Board.
25--For Rent Land
26-For Rent Stores and offices.
27-For Rent Miscellaneous.
28-For Rent Pasture.
30-Wanted Automobiles.
31-For Sale Automobiles
35-For Sale Miscellaneous.
36-For Sale or Exchange Miscel-
laneous
37-Wanted Miscellaneous
S2--Livestock.
33-Pat Stock.
4)-Eggs and Poultry.
:1-Fruits and Produce.
45-Wanted Situa ton Male.
46 Wanted Situation Female.
47-Wanted Statesmen and Agents.
49-Wanted Help Male.
50-Waated Help Female.
5i-Wantcd Help Male and Female.
So Educati tional.
56-Business Chances.
57-Wanted Money.
5S--Money TO Loan.
59-Personals.
60-Special Notices.
Business Directory.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
RAID IN CHANDLER
NETS MUCH LIQUOR

CHANDLER, My 15--Quite an ex-
tenSive raid was made in Mexican
town, one-half mile south of Chand-
Ter. last Saturday night by Deputy
Sheriff H. p. Peterson and two reve-
nue. officers. A large quantity of
whisky was captured and Frank San
tacruz and wife were arrested while
making a sale of bottle of whisky.
They were taken to Phoenix for ar
raignment before the federal judge.
A Mexican was caught Sunday
morning four miles east of Chandler
with gallon of whisky in a sack
which he was trying TO deliver.
Mr.. Peterson captured still just
south of Gilbert last Saturday and
arrested four Mexicans and lodged
them in jail at Phoenix. He destroyed
a 50-gallon barrel Of mash but found
no whisky as the parties were just
getting ready to make run off the
mash.
Here From Payson
Guy Barkdall, deputy sheriff Of
Gila county at Payson, was Chand-
Ter visitor Monday. He was here Wis
iting his old friend c. NJ. Beekham,
He went on to Phoenix where he has
business in regard to some land.
Go to Blue Point for Outing
Professor Curtis and family and
w. S. Caudill and family motored to
Blue Point last Sunday for an all-day
outing, returning nome in the eve
ming.
Takes Position in California
L. L. Craft. formerly with the j.
d. Holstead Lumber company. of this
place s manager. has taken a posi-
| ton at IngleWood. Calf, as manager
| of a yard for a large lumber COM
pany
Personals
Mrs. Joe Friedberg left here last
| Sunday evening for a vacation on the
| coast. She intends to be gone for
about two months.
Charles Karp. over of the Karp's
store here. made a business trip to
Ray last Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16

PART of 3-room furnished cot
tage, on car line. 1908 East Mckin-
lev bm
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HONEYMOON BUNGALOW
FURNISHED - $3.50 DOWN
Charmingly designed. snug little
California type bungalow beautifully
furnished if desired, all ready to oc-
cupy. Four very large rooms, bath
and screen porch. Nicely located,
n. E.. among home owning neighbors.
Phone us today and we will show
you this pretty home. Balance in rent
payments.
HERBERT S. PRINCE co.
1f0 n. Central. Phone 1854. 1t
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16

NICELY furnished front room. 81!
n. Fourth Ave II
CLEAN three rooms and screen,
close in 511 n ard st. bp
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RENT-APARTMENTs

FOR RENT - Three room apart
ment, lots of shade; lights and water
paid; SIS a month. Suitable for
couple. Inquire S22 s. Center bn
Arizona republican., 1922-05-16
$500; $500

NEW 4-ROOM BUNGALOW
Just completed, the prettiest little
home in Phoenix. Shope Brick,
shingle roof, cement porch and all
new features. Large bedrooms with
sleeping porch, bath. kitchen and
combination living room. You will
quit paying rent IL you see this
darling home.
HERBERT S. PRINCE co.
110 N Central 66S4, 1t