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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-10
TOWN OF WILSON
John Haas caught q rex reeentl

John Haas caught a fox recently.
Helen Haas spent the weekend at
home.
Litah Jacobson returned to her home
last week.
Lewis Haas hiked to Birchwood O.
Saturday.
Charles Jilek and Nh, Robotka are
hauling logs to the mill.
Several young folks gathered at The
hall Sunday afternoon to box. Nc
black eyes could be. noticed this time
Word has been received from Mr.
and Mrs. Haas that they will return
from Pennsylvania this week some
time
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-10
WILLARD CAUCUS

C0nrafh, WIS, March ;, lA23
Notice is hereby given that q primary
caucus will be held at tho willard Cen
ter sch0olhnuse. district No. !, Town
of Willard, Rusk county. Wisconsin
on the 18th day Of March, 1922, at &c
o'clock for the purpose Of nominating
candidates for the following offices tt
be voted at the annual election to be
supervisor. one clerk. one treasurer
one assessor, one justice Of the peace
and one constable.
l., l.. MORSE. Clerk.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-10

the winter with relatives in fourteen
different states, found ont that he
couldn't live With6ut RusE county any
longer sd he came home Friday morn
ing.
A large number of young people at
tended the box social and dance at the
Oak View school last Saturday night.
All reported fine time. There will
be another social and dance there on
Saturday April /.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-10
SENTINEL ASH SCHOOI.

Carl Bihlmayer was a business eats
err in Ladysnith last week.
Miss Chamherlin spoae Saturday al
Ladysmith
Matt Peterson attended party al
the Craftsman home last Saturday
evening.
Richard and Henry David and Rob
ert Neumann attended church at Bruce
Sunday.
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CHERRY PARK

Willie and Charles Shafer were La
dysmith callers Saturday.
Mrs. John Hoagland and Efiie kee-
Icy We're. Bruce callers Sunday
Frank Ptacek arrived home Wednes-
day from Wisconsin Rapids and spent
the week end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Johnson, of La
dysmith, spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs. T. t. Steubs.
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Put your valuable papers in one OF
our safety deposit boxes. Pioneer Ma
fional Bank. 42tf
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

II LOTS in Mitchelrs addition. one and
one-half block south Of Johnson's
store. Small payment, balance to suit.
Make Ladysmith real estate your bank.
1t will pay good interest while helping
you secure a hOme.--C. T. FISHER.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-10
COMMUNITY MEET
FRIDAY, MAR. II
Pie Social Will Be An Added
Feature.-Riverside
News

The next community meeting will be
Friday night, March II. The Literary
Society will give good program and
MISS Sybers will have q pie social al
So Ladies please bring pies. Every
body is welcome TO attend. The peo-
ceeds OF the social will he used TO pay
for the music box.
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SAWMIIL LOCATION WANTED

[ WOULD LIKE to have Il good To-
cation for my sawmill OF 1900
capacity. Good references furnished
Also have planer. Address GEO. L.
SLAWSON, Chetek, Wis. 47-4S
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WANTED
FOR SALE-.AUTONTOBHES

FORD Oak, I-pasSenger. for sale
cheap if taken at once. f. YEA
GER, Ladysmith 1912
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GENERAL CONTRACTING

If YOU contemplate building this
spring or summer, or il you are go
ing to repair your old buildings, let us
figure with you on this work.-KARL
HANSEN. S22 Il. Lake-av. Phone
192R. 47-5O%
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RAGS WANTED

We want rags enough TO fill Il car
III April. Bring us what You have on
hand
I.ADYSMITH FUEL 60.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-10

TWO pure-hred Chester White SOWS.
due to f;lrrow The last of March.
Old sOws-good mothers GEO VAN
DERLOOP, I.adysmith it*
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For Saie-A yearling grade Guern-
sell or trade for hay. O. GarwoOd.
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HELP WANTED
SIIOS

BEST SILO MADE. Best, of work
manship and material-sold on easy
terms. l erect ihem.--MfKE ARTS,
Ladysmith, II. I. 1t@
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News-Budget want ads are strictly
cash.
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FOR SALE-LTVESTOCk

REGISTERED Guernsey bull calf, 10
months old. Write or phone S13-
II 4 4. MADDEN It's
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SOME LOOSE HAY and pea silage.
TIE JOHN HEN co. Tony. Wis
conSnl. 1910
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CREAM WANTED

REMEMBER-We pay highest cash
price for cream at Wise's feed store.
ID. HAMMER, Buyer. Aft
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

DESK; Reed rocker; oyerstuffed easy
chair. &C. f. WALKER. 307 West
Mmer-av.. City. 49,
The diamond drill., 1922-01-13

Part OF Sw Ia OF Sc Ia COM
mencing 1863 feet North OF the
South line and $50 feet West OF
the East line OF Sw Ia OF Sc
IA, thence North 40 feet. West
125 feet. South 40 feet, East 125
feet TO beginning, Part OF Par
eel 2 excepted from Sawyer's
Plat OF Village OF Palatka. -. 1
Part OF Sw Ia or So Ia COM
80 feet South OF the
North line and 175 feet West OF
East line OF Sw IA OF Sc Ia.
thence West 125 feet. South
200 feet, East lbs feet, North
200 feet TO beginning. Part OF
Parcel 3 excepted from Saw
yer's Plat OF Village or Palatka
Fart OF Sw Ia of So IA COM
10 feet South OF the
North line and 80 feet West OF
the East line OF Sw "a OF Sc
IA. thence West 125 feet,
South 40 feet. East 125 feet,
North 40 feet 20 beginning.
Part OF Parcel 3 excepted from
Plat OF the Village OF
-. .........'' 4
The diamond drill., 1922-01-13
VILLAGE on ALPHA, FIRsT AppITIoN

Part OF Sw Ia OF Sc Ia COM
mencing 175 feet west OF the
East line and 1898 feet North of
the South line of the Sw la OF
Sc Ia, thence West 125 feet.
North to the stream known as
Iron River. East along the
bank of the river TO point 175
feet West OF said East liue,
South TO beginning. Part OF
Parcel 1excepted from Saw
yer's plat OF Village OF Palatka
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VESSELS IN PORT.
Tankers In Stream
Schooners

Charles H AIacDoweH, Armour FertliI
Ger Works. tied up.
Dewitt Brown. Armour Fcrtilizc
Works, tied up.
Tugs.
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NEWS OF LOCAL
SCOUT TROOPS
By LOBO

Has the scout movement lost or not
lost a leader, that is the question. Mr.
John Gum has taken unto himself a
wife, who, by the way, was no Other than
Miss Gladys Mcmillan, who has been a
very active leader for the Camp Fire
girls of this city
The Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts
wish the newlyweds all kinds of success
in life. but here is hoping that they re-
turn to this city after their honeymoon.
to again enter the scout work with all
of the zeal which they DISPLAYED before.
While on the subject of leaders, would
like to say that the scout moverS&t in
Pensacola is badly in need of 81 &c will
ling workers who would be able to give
and also to get some pleasure out of
the work. They do not have to know a
great deal about scout work. All that
is asked is men of good morals and who
are willing.
What has become Of Troops Number
l. 8, B. and z?
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LIFE AND CHARACTER READING
November ia

The women born on this date is q
regular scold and nag, and she will do
we'll to notice the effect Of such con-
duct upon those about her. She will
see that it drives away those she loves
the most and for whom she IS most
anxious. It will not take her long to
discover that her children and all I'M
der her authority are deceiving her and
evadinG her commands. Servants to
such a mistress, unless very conscien-
tious, invariably do things their own
way and become very tactful and cum
ming.
When Scorpio folks rise to the moral
plane where they will acknowledge their
faults, the battle is half won. but as
long as they determine to deceive them
selves, they are in utter darkness.
The governing planet is Mars known
as the God of War and partially. if
not wholly responsible for the nature
of those people.
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LEGAL NOTICE

In The Court of Record of Escambis
County, State Of Florida
The Lewis Bear Company. a corpora.
ton, plaintiff VS. A. a. Wise, doing bus
mess under the firm name Of A. A. Wise
& Company, defendant.
The defendant, A. A. Wise and all other
persons interested are hereby required tc
appear on the 4th day Of December, 1922
to an action commenced by attachment
in the Court of Record of Escanbia
County, Florida, by The Lewis Bear
Company, corporation. against A. A
Wise, doing business under the firm
name of a. a. Wise and Company.
This order to be published once each
week for two months, being for nine
consecutive weeks, in the Pensacola
Journal. Done and ordered this the goth
day of September, A d. 1922.
]. L. MAYO
Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICES
In the Court Of Record Of Escamba
EnuntU SFate of Florida.

In the Court Of Record Of Escambia
County, State of Florida.
S. Kahn and r. II. Kahn. doing pusl
e eTI1S Grocery t,c COMPANY plaintiffs, vs. A. A.
Wise, doing business under the firm
name Of A 4. Wise and Company, defen-
The defendant. A. A.. Wise and all
other persons interested are hereby re-
CURED to appear on the 4th day Of De
cen1ber 1922, to an action commenced by
alta chment in the Court of Record of Es-
Gambia county. Florida, by s. Kahn and
r. H. Kahn, doing business under the
firm name Of The Southern Grocery Com
panv. against A. a. Wise, doing business
under the firm name of A. A Wise and
Company,
This order to he published once each
week for two months. being for nirs
consecutive weeks, in the Pensacola
Journal. Done and ordered this the S0th
day of September. ~ D., 1872
J. L. MAYO
Clerk.
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smAcKs AT SEA.
VESSELS ExPEcTEp.

Attualita. from Hamburg. cargo Of
potash and l5ainit: Gulf Transit Co.
Sunelseco (Amn str). 2I74, Transma-
rine Corporation, due Nov. Is, Fillette,
Green &, Co, agents.
Sunewco (Amn str). 2I72, Transm3rine
Corporation, due Nov. 25, Fillettc, Green
and c., agents.
Surico (Amn str). 2174. Transmarine
Corporation, due from Port Newark Nov.
50; Fllette, Green and Co, agents.
barcelona Tsp str), 1868. Mota Nov
%; Fillette, Green & Co. agents
La Foce Gtal str), 1885, about middle
Of December: Fillette, Green and Co.
Tho fishing smack Culebra arrived at
The Warren Fish Company's warehouse
y, stcrday with a catch Of $4,000 pounds
Of snapper and 5000 pounds Of grouper.
BALTIMORE, Nav. 13.-Arrived: I.y-
dia Mcclellan. Port Tampa.
SANDY KEY Fla. Nov. 12.-Passed
westbound. 18th: Chester Valley; Mar
cissus; Thomas Krag CNor.) 18th: Joles:
William Boyce Thompson; Guifking;
clyde Mode (Br); Eugene Y. =. Thay-
CT; i. L. Dohcny 3rd.
Southbound: CHnchO and barge
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Better Bread Contest
At DeFuniak Springs

DEFUNIAK SPRINGS. Fla, Nov. u.
Walton county club girls gave a most
interesting bread contest at the Home
Demonstration booth in the auditorium,
where the county fair is being held
Quite a number Of people watched the
demonstration from beginning 20 end
with much interest. The girls were
thoroughly familiar with their subject
and showed skill and dizziness in their
manipulations.
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II arNeS

6dFgES
J. S. McGaughey. Jackson Aiken Tow
boat 6s Barge Co.
Fishing SmacNS.
E. 4. Saunders & Co: Cavalier, Lettis
c. Howard, Clara L. Howard. Seaconnet.
Warren Fish Co, Osceola, Washable.
Hope, Culebra.
SMACkS AT SEA.
z. z. Saunders & Company: Maud T.
Silva, Oct. u; Fish Hawk Oct IS;
Francis V. sylvia, Nov. !; Emelia Enoz
Oct. 21; Mary E. Cooney. Oct. 26; Alcina.
Nov I; Flora J. Sears, Oct. I9: seaeon-
net, oct. II; Shefeyld. Nov. /; Eesco.
Nov s; Virginia. Nov. 1: Yakima, Nov. s.
Clara NJ. Littlefield, Nov 1.
Warren Fish Company: Alg0ma, Oct
I; Arola, Nov 4: Barcelona, Oct. %:
Seminole, Oct. 81; Mary L. Greer. Oct.
%; Mineola, Nov. /; Osceola, oct. 19:
Silas Stearns. Oct. 20; William Hays.
Nov. 2; Rena a. Percy, Nov. s; Henry
p. Williams, Nov. 4; Clara G. Silva.
Nov &
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NOTICE

is hereby given that the undersigned, as
admnistratrix Of the estate i Of E t, Tin
dav Of DECEMBER, A. D., 1922, present
her final account and vouchers to the
County Judge CT Escambia County. Flor
ida and apply for discharge from her
'A'1 IRENE BOMBAY COKER,
Administrative
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FERRY PASS PRINCIPAL HERE

Professor J. D. Dunaway, principal Of
the Ferry Pass school, was the guest
of Louie and frankie Pericola at their
home, 504 East Moreno street, yester-
day.
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MIIroN PLAYER Here

Emory Butler student at Milton High
School and a member of the football
squad, was in the city Friday to see the
Pensacola Barton game. He spent the
week-e end with the Pericolas at their
home on East Hill.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Sold black setter. female dog.
about years old. near Gonzalez. Last
seen coming toward Pensacola: answers
to W. r, Bjggs, Sportmans SUPPLY Store.
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HELP-MALE

WANTED-TWo BOYS BETWEEN IS
AND 10 YEARS OF AGE WORK
WON'T INTERFERE WITH SCHOOL
DUTIES. GOOD PAY. THE PENSACOLA
JOURNAL.
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POSITION WANTED

CHEF-24 years experience in hotel and
restaurant. All round cook. Wants sit
uation at once. Box IS, st. Andrews Fla
YOUNG WOMAN with business college
raining and several years clerical ex-
perience. desires position as stenographer
for experience rather than compensation.
Coed reference. Phone 1854.
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PERSONAL
Hindu AstrOlogist, DIR. Himihia

OF East India. the worlds noted medium
Clafrvcyant and astrologist sitting in his
great supreme power reading human life,
Tells your life story from the stars, Re
member' the star VIII guide S Eo1 through
couraged on any affair of life, send the
date Of your birth, 25 cents to cover mail
ing expenses. 1 will send horoscope Of
importance to you. Must send self-ad-
dressed envelope. Address Dr. ". L.
Himihia, Lock Box 1888, Savannah, Ga
TAKE DAVIS UNION TONIC for your
health. \ liver and kidney regulator
and a blood purifier. None better. For
sale by all druggists.
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HELP-FEMALE

wA>,TED-Expericnce lady bookkeeper
Address p. Q. Box 1888.
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Flats to be rented. apartments to
let. The best in the city are found in
the Want Ads
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FOR SALE-Bourbon Red Turkeys TOM
$500, hens $500, Pair $1,000, Trio $3.50.
Flne laying strain. Mrs. W. A Bowman.
Muscogee, Fla. '''''''
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FOR SALE-One coal heater in good CON-
M6dtlon, cheap. Ills Z. Strong, or phone
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FOR sALE-oNE eRocER's DISPLAY
ICE BOX. PHONE s42.
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H.. .I..''..---.. Is acres Of good land IA
w. ~, 3" CENTURY. 40 acres in culti-
'-.... ~ ring on place; all land
" jumped. Address John
~. Ia.
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PROSPEROUS Cabbage Plants, grown
by the states most successful planters;
leading varieties, Postpaid, 40c, 100:
$l35' 500; $2,25, 1000. Express collect,
LOCO, SIZE; 5000, $780, 10000, $I.25.
Burton Sales Co, Burton, s. {.
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FOR SALE-Large yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS. 60c and Use per dozen. 1926 l.
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MORTGAGE LOAN

LOANS on REAL ESTATE
We lend money on Real Estate in
the city on short notice. Please state
in application If you have an Abb
stract of TILE to the Property.
Call and See Us.
THE WATSON AGENCY, Inc.
South Palafox Street
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FOR SALE-Easter Lilly Bulbs. s.. so
Rogers, 140S E. Gadsden Phone 1910.
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WANTED-By business man and wife,
two or three rooms for light house
keeping. furnished or unfurnished. Must
be modern and reasonable rent. Not over
S blocks from San Carlos. Address Jones,
II W. Garden ST.
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322 w Belmont st. Y'0
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FOR SALE-Eclipse gas range, with
large oven, $3.50. w. G. Porter, III
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SHIPPING
THIS Err.

Florida: Fair Monday. Tuesday show
erS; cooler in north portion.
Extreme Northwest Florida: Showers
and much cooler Monday; Tuesday clear
and colder.
Winds: Hatteras to Key West: Mod
crate to fresh east except variable off
the North Carolina coast. fair Monday.
East Gulf: Fresh east and southeast
and cloudy Monday.
West Gulf: Strong east shifting TO
north winds and rain Monday, north
erly over west gulf.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Pas
sage: Moderate east to northeast winds
except variable over extreme south por~
ton. generally fair Monday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras: Fresh north
west shifting TO northeast and cat,
cloudy and unsettled Monday.
Hatteras TO Florida Straits; Moderate
to fresh easterly except variable off the
North Carolina coast: fair Monday,
VESSELS IN PORT.
Steamers
Charlton Han (Amn. str.) 1928. Smith,
Gulf Transit Co.. agents.
Elenor (Amn str), 2il2, EitZen-Touart.
Lacawanna (Amn str), 1879, Roberts;
Fillettc, Green and Co, agents.
Banks.
Escambia Gt), S37, Mcrello. for Ro&-
asco Bros.
Tankers in Stream
Antietam, BetheIridge, BaIdbutte. Cecil
County, City of Alameda. Dungannon,
Durango, Hallway, Halo, IIasood. Hahira,
Hampton Roads. IIahatonka, Kekoskee.
Melton. Portia plumas, Quabbin, Rich
conceal, Sapulpa, Tuxpanoil, TrImoIntl'h.
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WANTED

~~0~-~-~-~~-N~~0~~~~~~-
STRETCHING Curtains nicely at a rea,
sonable price, Call at 1901 n. Devil.
Tiers st, ring 12Q7-J.
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FOR SALE-PracticaIly new fireless cook
er Two compartments. Apply % s.
PalafoX or phone 1876.
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WOOD -- WOOD
Oak. pine and kindiing, quick delivery.
Escambia Products Co, 907 n. Tara
gona. Phone 1928.
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,..s.t, ,.--l o'lagc at 1903 S. 10th ave.
w. U. Porter, III \. Baylcn ST.
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FROST PROXY Cabbage plants, leading
varieties PREPAID 100. 81 1000, 81 en-
ment and satisfaction guaranteed Omega
Plant Co, Omega Ga
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Don't give w Until you've tried the
Want Ads,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Ford haIf-ton truck. good
motor, 800; good horse considered. Ed
ward H Elson, Gonzalez, Fla.
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FOR SALE-General TRANSFER and haul
ing by contract or call Trips soc and
up. Bingham Transfer Co, Phone 64I.
Z, a. Allen, proprietor.
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FOR SALE-One female pointer, six
months old. 529 w. jackson street,
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FOR sALE-oNE FORD TRUCK, ONE
TON. FIRST GLASS CONDITION. TOP
AND CURTAINS. PHONE 700.
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The Journals Want AID Wav
FOR SALE

fOh sALE-l4 thorobred young laying
Ancona hens and one rooster I n10ntbs
old. Apply to Mrs. McCreary, Warrington
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FOR SALE-Piano. Lester. fine condition
+ uIl rich tone. Also large Cole Heater
Phone 1875, III \. Spring st.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
- 81 - insertions For The
'''' I..se u SIX

r.,,, Lass ROAEu-yVitb or without
'.'F 2l2 T.. Gregory.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ARTESIAN WELLS viii drill large,
deep, first-class water wells anywhere,
guaranteeing results. For full informa
ton phone 1915 or write Gray Artesian
wen COMPANY Pensacola. Fla.
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BALTIMORE, Nav. 13.-Arrived: I.y-
dia Mcclellan. Port Tampa.
Arizona republican., 1922-01-30
AUCTIONS
Auction Sale

Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1890 p. m, at S2S
No. Third st. / am leaving Phoe-
nix and will sell all furniture on
above date: / brown frosted fiber
parlor suite, library table, fancy side
table, 8 rockers, L large chair, ivory
bed room suite, dresser, dressing
table, rocker and bed complete, 2
porch beds, mattresses, 1 large cab
met Reliabl gas range, good as new
dining table chairs, oak; oak
dresser, Leonard cleanable refriger-
ator, like new: ! splendid brass bed
Administer rugs, straight chairs, 2
office chairs. high chair, 90 IT. hose,
heating stove, kitchens table. tools,
wall pictures, dishes, cooking uten-
sils. Fact is it's a sale of all good
stuff that goes to make up good
home. Everyone invited.
MRS. LAMBERT, OWNER.
TAYLOR & MASONER,
THE AUCTIOEEERS.
PHONE 1880 gb
Arizona republican., 1922-01-30
Auction
TUESDAY
Jan. 81.
537 West Van Buren

I am leaving the city and will sell
all my furniture at auction, con-
sisting Of the following:
Parlor
I Conway piano, / piano stool,
golden oak book case, l golden oak
book stand, l walnut music case,
golden oak library table, 1 wicker
settee, l Morris chair and stool,
golden oak rocker, l walnut easy
chair. / coat rack, cabaret stand,
/ SKIP rug, pictures on wall.
Front Bed Room
/ brass bed. set springs, mat
tress. birdseye maple dresser,
birdseye maple rocker, l birdseye
maple stand, / small rug, l bamboo
book stand, pictures on wall.
Middle Bed Room
/ iron bed, mattress, set springs,
/ oak dresser, washbowl, pitcher
and Jar, 8 pictures on wall, / rag rug,
/ wicker clothes hamper, ! bamboo
stand, L oak desk.
Dining Room
/ oak table, oak sideboard, oak
desk, oak chiffonier. rugs, pic
lures on wall, / clock, table lamp,
portieres.
Back Bed Room
1 single iron bed, / mattress.
set springs, stool, 2 rugs, i wash
bowl, / pitcher, / maple stand, ]
small stand.
Cabin
iron bed. set springs, / mat
tress, / rocker, l dresser, / slop jar,
dishes and cooking utensils.
East Porch
/ sanitary couch, 2 pads, / dresser,
/ oak table, canvas curtains.
Front Porch
/ sanitary couch, small table, :
rockers, ! small rug.
8 oil stoves, 1 Singer sewing ma
chine, 13 sheets, II bath towels. 5
hand towels, 4 sofa pillows, 8 dresser
scarfs, s cotton blankets, quilts, ii
pillows. 101 rolls music, dishes,
electric sweeper, kitchen table,
cooking utensils, ice box, wash tubs,
garden tools, garbage can.
Phone 4779.
MRS. LONG, OWNER.
J.B. GUESS. ANCTIONEER. gb