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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1923-04-12
Proceedings Of Board
Of Commissioners Of
Filler Highway Dist.

Filler. Idaho. February cath. 1923
The Board OF Commissioners OF
the Filler Highway District recon-
vened in regular session at their Of
flee In Filler. Idaho. on this date and
at the hour OF 200 p. m.
The following members OF the
Board were present:
H. J. Weaver. President.
Ivan @. Lincoln
l.. G. Hill
The minutes OF the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The pay roll for employees of the
district for the first one-half OF the
month of February. amounting to
$713.s0, was audited and ordered
paid.
The secretary was ordered to pur-
chase 1923 vehicle licenses for the
truck and Ford car. amounting to
$500.
There being no further business.
the meeting was declared adjourned.
H. j. WEAVER.
President
IVAN @. LINCOLN
l.. @. HILL
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paid.
Freight bill No. 1913, dated Feb
ruary 21st, 1923. held by the o. s.
l.. II. r. and amounting 10 $500.
covering repairs, was ordered paid.
There being no further business.
the meeting was declared adjourned.
II. j. WEAVER,
President
IVAN G.. LINCOLN
Attest
ARTHUR f. ANDERSON,
Secretary-Treasure
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Under and by virtue OF an Order
~ Sale and Decree OF Foreclosure
issued out OF the District Court OF
the Eleventh Judicial District OF the
state OF Idaho. In aud for the Coun-
~ OF Twin Falls. dated the tth day
Of April. 1929. In the above entitled
action. wherein Northwestern and
Pacific Hypothsekbank Northwest
ern and Pacific Mortgage Company +.
a corporation. plaintiff, obtained u
decree against Joseph A. Graham
and ELLA Graham. his wife. and The
First National Bank OF Twin Falls.
a corporation. defendants. on the
stat day OF March, 1913. which said
decree was ON the 3lst day OF March,
1898, recorded In Judgment Book
Eight on page 3ys OF said District
Coart. | am commanded to sell all
that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land situated In the County OF Twin
Falls. state OF Idaho. and bounded
aud described as follows. to-wit:
Tho Northeast Quarter tNEA
OF the Southwest Quarter tSw y OF
Section Six tg). Township Ten llol.
south OF Range sixteen tts). East
OF the nolse Meridian. together with
an and singular the tenements.
hereditaments and appurtenanees
thsreunto belonging or IN anywise
appertaining
Public notice Is hereby given. that
on the lat day OF May. 1898. at the
hour OF gite o'clock 2. NJ. Noun
tain Timel OF said day, AT the east
trent door of the Court House OF the
Couaty % Twin Falls. State OF Ida
ko. / will. in obedience 10 said order
OF sale aud decree OF foreclosure. sell
the above described property to sat
isfy Plaintiffs decree. with interest
thereon. together with all costs that
have accrued or may accrue. to the
highest bidder for cash. lawful
money Of the United states.
Dated this 9TH day OF April. 1919.
NJ. Y. FINCH.
sheriff
ny y. r. rRArER. Deputy
81 pub Apr 5--Last pub. Apr. 20
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One evening was dressed In new
yellow party gown when my ten-year-
old sou remarked. Mother, you LOOK
lust like gold to me- whereupon my
four-yesr-old son said: You look tks
a nice big bowl OF custard to me-
Custsrd is his fsvorits desssrt-Chi-
cago Tribune
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING AND ELECTION.
In Washington Common school Dis
triet No. 22, Twin Falls County,
Idaho.


Notice Is hereby given. That the
annual school meeting OF Washington
Common school District No. IL,
County OF Twin Falls. State OF Idaho.
Will be held on Saturday, the 21st
day OF April, 1928. and the said
meeting shall convene at l o'clock
D.. IN. on said day and continue I'M
lnterruptedly until the business
properly coming before said meeting
Ia disposed OF. at the school house
In said Dlstrict: that at said meeting
the following business will be trans
acted:
4. One trustee 10 serve for a term
OF three go years will be elected;
4. The length OF time school Will
be taught In said District for the en-
suing year and the seasons OF the
year In which the same shall be
taught will be determined.
8. That at the said annual meet
ing In said District there will be de-
termined the amount OF money TO be
raised by special taxation. the levy
for which purpose shall not exceed
ten (l0) mills ON each dollar OF tax
able property OF the District. and
shall determine the purpose for
which the money derived thersfrom
shall be expended. naming In each
instanc the proportion OF the whole
amount which IL To be used for the
various and separate purposes
That at said meeting. general
questions pertaining to school and
school interests. will be taken up
and disposed OF
The name or names OF all candi-
dates for election OF trustees to-
gether with the term for which nom
mated shall be placed on file with
the Clerk OF the Board OF Trustees
AT least ak CD days prior TO the day
OF election. excluding the day OF
election
That the election OF said meeting
will be by secret and separate ballot.
Dated this slst day of March, 1928
GEORGE LEONARD, Clerk OF
Common school District
No. II. Twin Falls County. Idaho.
4-2t
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ClassifiedAdvertising'

Classified ads. loo a line for first
insertioDs 8 cents a line for subse-
quent insertions. Minimum charge
for any one ad, rs cents. Count s
words 10 line.
Local readers, 10 cents line each
Insertion. Card or thanks, 800.
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-why Il betting an almost ex-
clusively masculine habitr' an er-
change inquiries, ard a cynical cor
respondent answers. Men choose bet
ting as means Of stopping an srsu-
ment: women never want an argument
stopped. Boston Transcript
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ARTHUR +. ANDERSON,
Sccretary-Treasurer.

Filler. Idaho. March cath. 1919.
The Board OF Commissioners of the
Filler Highway District reconvened in
regular session at their office in
Filler. Idaho. on this date and at the
hour OF s;00 p. m.
The following members of the
Board were present:
H. ]. Weaver, President.
Ivan @. Lincoln
The pay roll OF employees OF the
district for the first oue-half OF the
moath OF March. 1913. amounting to
sloss.se, was audited and ordered
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Attest -
ARTHUR Il. ANDERSON,
Secretary-Treasurer.

Filler. Idaho, March 10th. 1923.
The Board of Commissioners OF
the Filler Highway District met In
regular session at their office In
Filler. Idaho. on this date and at the
hour OF 400 p. m.
The following members of the
Board we're present:
H. j. Weaver. President.
Ivan q. Lincoln
l.. q. Hill
The minutes OF the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
The pay roll of employees OF the
district for the last one-half OF the
month OF February. 1923. amount
ing to ss59.70. was audited and
ordered paid.
The following bills were then
checked over and ordered paid:
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IN the District Court OF the Elsventh
Judicial nlstrict OF the state OF
idaho. Ia and for tho County OF
Twin FAlls
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Northwestern aud Pacific Hypo-
theekbank Northwestern and Pa
elfle Mortgage Company. cor
poration. Plaintiff
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hls wife. and the First National
Bank OF Twin Falls. a corpora
ton, Defendants
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Boisc Psyette Lumber Company. a
Corporation. Plaintiff
n. A Reed and Mrs. r. A. Reed. hus-
hand and wife. Twin Falls Bank
and Trust Company. corporation,
aud L. 4. Salladey, Defendants.
Under and BY virtue OF an order OF
sale and decree OF lien issned out OF
the District Court OF the Eleventh
Judicial District Of the State OF Ida
30. IN aud for the County OF Twin
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Report OF the Condition OF the
fAitNEils = MERCHANTS RANK,
at Filler. In the state Of Idaho. at the
close OF business. April srd. 1879
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stat. Of Idaho. coansy % Twin
Fsiis. o.
4. A. o. Madlaad. cashier ~ the
abaxe named baus. do solemniy
saxsr that tn. above statement -
true 10 tbs beat % my kno~iedk
and belief.
A o. nApt.AND.
Cashier.
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W A. SHEAR.
W W TAYLOR.
directors
Subscribed and s~orn % before
ma this sth day OF April 1898,
/ certify that ! am NOT an officer OF
director 81 this bank.
fSs4D ARTHUR \. ANDERSON.
Notary Public.
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ny y. r. rRArER. Deputy.
/ a. pab. APR. s--Lsst pub. Apr. 80
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-19

-Si los socialistas Sc hubieran
undo a los republicanos en- ell distri-
to representative n1mero 2, el can
didato unionista hubiera sido de-
rrotado por 1921 votos. Y no pierda
usted de vista que ell distrito repre-
sentative n1mero es la Otra parte
del municipiO de San Juan. -.
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continuation de la Ga. pagina)

de nuestra Isla, sea, la communion en-
tire padres y maestros en- defensa de la
instruction pdblica en- Puerto Rico.
5Han encontrado ustedes, don An
tonic, algin obstaculo en- la obra pa
triotica que han emprendido?
GQue obra de redencion no ha en-
contrado algtin obstaculo en- su des-
arrollo? Ell escollo mas grande con
que tropezamos es la indiferencia de
algunos padres, cuya posicion social
los. .obliga dar Ell ejemplo de buenos
ciudadanos. En- cuanto los macs
tros, con muy raras excepciones, han
correspondent asiduamente esta nue.
va labor en- la ardua tarea de educar
padres y nifios.
--Ademas, hemos sabido que usted,
el alcalde PARA cap6, y Ell Lcdo. Pc
rez Mercado han ofrecido los premios
para un certamen en- la Escuela Supe-
rior que .piensan nevar hasta esa Els
cuela Ia idea de la Association de Pa
dres. 6Que hay sobre este?
La idea del certamen no tuvo su ori-
gen en- relaci6n con la Association de
Padres; pero en- mi proposito de Hevar
a la Escuela Superior esta organiza-
ci6n, que en- los Estados Unidos tiene
principal acci6n entire los adolescentes,
he aprovechado esta oportunidad para
que, de acuerdo con -el senior Inspector
y ell senior Principal, tratemos de or
ganizar ell Comite de Padres en- la Es-
cuela Superior de Ponce, 10 que tan
tos benefcios puede reportar en- todos
sentidos. 81 nuestro plan Sc lleva a
cabo, no Sc dara Ell triste case, de yer
huerfanos de padres y madres los ac-
tos que tan brillantemente sc celebran
en- ese plantel, y presenciaremos ell
triunfo de la inteligencia unida la
algeria culta y expansive que embar-
gan ell ambiente de una escuela GUAM
do en- santa communion padres, macs
tros discipulos reciben la mas alta
recompensa.
Hasta aqui las manifestations in
teresantfsimas del sefior otero. lie di-
mos las gracias por la cortesfa y ca
ballerosidad con que nos atendi6 Y por
ell csrifo desinteresado que profesa a
maestros Y estudiantes.
Pedro PORRATA.
Ponce High School.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-19
OJUDHl HRRIBH s
DCIUDHD aBaJO-&.
Ell ingenioso ideaIismo de los perros

que al leer estas SinceraS ohservaclo-
mes las juzgue como uno de santos mo-
tivos de divagacion poetica que suelen
pasar por la frivolidad de mis- prosas.
Mas yo puedo asegurar al amigo que
desde hace muchos amos tengo gran re
v confianza en- los destinos de 10 raza
Gamma, que las veces en- que ne
abandonado mi actitud de esterIl e-e-
mita para tomar contacto con Ell ms
storio, me he asomado a los ojos de
aguas profundas de los perros,. y am
he visto aprendido mas cosas que las
que me han ensenado los hbros.
Un perro es TN ser misterioso one
vo.untariamente Sc ha colocado al lado
de los hombres para guar su camino,
inspirarles pensamientos de seriedad y
ser un intermediate entire nosotros y
los esriritus que vagan sobre la tie
rra toda hora del dia y de la noche.
Su sentimiento etico acerca de Ia
pergonalidad humana es maravilloso. Se
ha eicho cue quien lleva en- ell rostro
algun rasgo de Don Quijote en- su alma
tiene algun rasgo de la nob4eza del
immortal oaballero de la Triste Figu-
ra, y yo asegnro que quien anna a los
perros es amado de clos, guarua en-
Ell fondo de 'su naturaleza ell tesoro de
alguna escon6ida cualidad espiritual.
.Conozco a una dilectisima amiga que
me ha asegurado en- varias ocasiones y
en- momentos de proyeceion del alma
del dulce humo de las confdencias, que
siempre que Sc encuentra un perro en-
la Gale, la sonrie. No he llegado com
probar ese fen6meno de gracia esprit
tual; pero 81 puedo asegurar que ella
es muy buena que en- la discreta pc
numbra de SUI alma guarda preciosisl-
mas. joyas que miro a veces fulgurar
como los cambiantes 0palos que resplan
decen en- los ojos de los perros cuandc
me asomo a ellos para penetrar en-
Ell misterio.
JESUS VILLALPANDo
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LspI6ndidOs ReIOjes de
puISera enyiadOS a prueba

Una oferta sensational para las damas de
gusto Ofrecemos orgullcsos elegPntismos
Reloies de Pulsera de suprema caidad de
Orc S6lido Enohapa 10, gafantizadoF PcI 20
amos con esfera de fantasia, maquina Suiza
de precision garantizada. montada en- z Jo-
vas " brazalete de seda con brooches de orc.
Estos relojes representan la Ultima palabra
en- cuanto exquisite belleza, elegancia Y
buen gusto son una verdadera necesidad
para toda dana eegante.
En- todas parties venden estos relojes a
800. Nosotros los importamos de fabrica
podemos daros al bajisimo precio de So .65,
regalamos una Puma fuente una bellf-
sma Sortia con cada reloj. Mandenos sola-
mente 35 centavos Sc 10 enviaremos a prue
ba para que 10 examine pague ell resto
despues que quede satisfeeho de su excelen-
tie calidad y extraordinaria baratura. AprJ-
vechese escrba inmedatament
RIvALIE MERCANTILE AGENCY,
Box AIS, Cayey, P. p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-19

Els impossible adelantar ahora Ell
nombre del probable candidate de la
Union en- ese distrito representati-
vo, para las elecciones de noviembre
del ano entrante; mas hay que supo-
ner Que sera ell de un hombre de fuer-
tie arraigo en- el electorado unionis-
ia de gran peso en- la opinion p1-
blica.n
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-19
McTOR A. AuEEANT

JESUS vILLALPANDo.
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No es faciI determinar ....... ......
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romanticismo. Lo anna como Romeo
a Julieta, y ell sentimentalismo en- po
Utica es la avanzada del fracaso. Llo-
rar ante la imagen de la patria es
poetico, NADIA mas que poetico; no es
patriotico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-19

Como miembro de la Asamblea
Municipal es fntimo de Diez de An
dino, el Comisionado de Servicio P1-
blico, Y de Iriarte, ell Presidente de
la Junta local, y saldra .por donde es-
tos salgan en- las proximas conven-
clones, Y es possible que Sc quede don
de ellos sc queden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-19

Isl, va Sc que no llora: es I'm
hombre fuerte que da la impression
de que llora, y este no es una buena
recommendation para la generalidad
de los electores. En- el hay un poeta
mejor que un polftico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-19

VIN OK n nut Z NIVI
Ingeniero Consulted y Contratis-
ia. Pozos Artesianos. Cons
trucciones en- general. P. O.
Box 73, TeIefono 234, Ponce,
Puerto Rico.
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Concentrates.
Continuation de Ia pagina !.


rrado de un reino azul, con las alas
abiertas y el alma transparente.
su libro. es el noble esfuerzo de
una voluntad;< es un mentis valiente
y sincere que desvanece leyendas
pulveriza mftos, para los que, han pre-
tendido hacerse una politica suya. cor
tada a su medida. aunque por clio que
de La patria, la Unidad, hecha giro
mes.
Un hombre no puede sostener una
montana. $50. pero ell gesto heroico, la
actitud altiva, determinan en- los que
10 leen una algeria espiritual que hace
hermanos a todos los hombres que SUI
fren por las amarguras de la patria.
Y como todas las rebeldfas solo re-
conocen por causa las injusticias, de
ahf que, sea- tan hermosa esa defensa,
de ahi, que sea tan admirada por los
que no tienen los prejuicios de una
NAL entendida obcecaci6n patri6tica.
Por ESQ es la Patria tan grande. ).
para los que la aman y saben ser pa
triotas.
Los alaridos de las multitudes. va
sean de algeria o de terror tienen
una misma voz. Recoger los ecos de
los que sufren, darles circulation por
medic del Ibro, divulgando los crime
mes v denunciando los horrores. es ha-
Ger bien por la humanidad. ....
Ell romper con vaientia viejos y
podridos modes, convencialismos de
caciques que solo sirven para sostener
colosos de barro, es labor altruista y
bienhechora.
Los pafses tienen que ostentar ell le-
ma de Leonardo: "Bella forma mortal
passa non darte", pues es indudable
que la renovation de las ideas tienen
que terminar con la absurda imposi-
ci6n de endiosados reyezuelos colonia-
les. q
Lope Bello hace en- ssCrfticas para
lelas'' un verdadero trabajo patrioti-
CO y sincere. En- el Sc desborda ell
nectar de la copa de su orgullo pa
tricio que no Sc somete ajenas am
biciones. Su obra es una selva de
marmoles esculpidos en- la cual cada
bloque sefala una fecha, y en- los bajos
relieves su pluma de orfebre ha buri-
Aado trazos de luz.
Ell que sepa que hay que ser como ell
aqua que toma la forma del vase que
la encierra, comprendera al leer ese Ii
bro ell noble prop6sito del autore
Lope Bello ha echado en- el ell amelia
de su pensamiento sobre ell proceloso
mar de la vida.
LA HIJA DEL cARIBE.
otofo de 1928.
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EMoCIONANTE "SALTo MORTAL"
EN- UN sTUDEBAKER

Sc ha recibido una interesante no.
ticia de Espafa. en- la que Sc describe
una hazafia de un Studebaker Light
Six, manejado por el Sr. G.. Barone y
conocida con el nombre de ''Salto Nor
tal''.
I Consiste en- salvar la distancia de
ocho metros entire dos pianos inclina-
dos, colocados tres metros de altura.
Ell Sr. Barone, que Sc ha distinguido
como corredor de AUTOMOBILES, ejecuta
este salto con ''gran serenidad y exac-
titud", debido la conianza iimitada
que tiene ell robusto Studebaker Light
Six.
Lo peligroso de este salto podra juz-
garse por ell hecho de que, cuando su
primera ejecuci6n fue anunciada en-
Barcelona, a Ultima hora ell alcalde
prohibi6 que Sc llevara a cabo. porque
temi6 que ell Sr. Barone sufriera un ac-
cidente cuyos resultados fueran fata-
les. Con este motive, La exhibition fue
dada en- Tarragona, y despues fue repe-
tida en- Valencia.
Desde entonces, segin noticias reci-
bidas, Ell Sr. Barone ha repetido este
salto en- otros puntos de Espafia, y don
de quiera que 10 hace, causa gran in
teres y admiration la resistencia del
autom6vil, asi como Ell valor de su con-
ductor.
Evening star., 1923-03-01
Marshall Business Brokers.
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ROOMINti HOUSE: II large bright rooms >
baths: electric light: beautiful location; we'll
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&S5o-Eoomins house. 10 rooms: rent 800:
beautifully furnished: great sacrifice.
$3.50 looming house: 10 rooms: rent $50;
lood location; all filled: electricity.
81 .000-Eoomins house and cafeteria near 18th
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81 ,o0o-E"omin- house: 1s large. bright rooms.
st rented; splendid income; central
location: lease; rent Sli0.
81 ,O1Ca feteriI and tea room one OF the
test located in town. doing nice busi-
and we'll equipped
81 ono ConfectioncTy and notion bus and
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Ill. will sell; inspect at once.
81 ,5n0-t Oufert. aud . rooms: rent $50.
81 S1.:nn-CoDfcct. and 3 rooms; rent $35.
s45o--Hrocery and rooms: rent $50; good
corner; 4-year lease; big bargain.
S700-Lirocery and s rooms; rent S35.
81 .00O-iirocrry and rooms: rent $50.
$c. .Ho--tIrocery and rooms; rent $50.
SS.Jv0-irocery and III rooms; 4-car garage;
ong lease: good corner: rent $50.
81 ,2O0-Tailoring business; rooms; good 10
cation; good fixtures: rent $50.
S500-Lunch; good corner: good business:
good lease; rent. s22: big bargain
g 5oo-Lunch good location: rent S12O; 3
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ss0o-oigar and news bus: rent s25
r. NJ. CURTIS, MAIN 8o4s.
s18 Mac hiuists' bldg, 9th Il Mass ave n " .
Evening star., 1923-03-01
Marshall Business Brokers,


Marshall Business Brokers.
~ repairs and storage; one of the best
rdu'p pand shops Il! city: electric driven ma
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first floor: also gas. oils and accessories: rent.
500. lease: price. 5000.
Nearheer and lunch: L. rooms. we'll fur
risheG; restaurant and bar on first floor: rent
5000; i-rear lease; full particulars at this
Office.
Del;cstessen end grocery: good fixtures: rent
$50; splendid proposition for $500.
'Irnrery and meats. confectionery: well es-
rshisbed corner NV: Living rooms: rent,
4T5 year lease: receipts now $500 per week:
price. 5000.
Tea-oom. close 10 large apartment houses
and frat class hotels: the refinement and sur
roundil gs of this place will appeal to you:
price, 81. 600.
Lun"l room, near government depts.: rent,
$50 several living rooms: price. 5000.
PoolI nom. soft drinks and lunch: rent, SEQ:
S-year lease: 4 tables and other good equip
ment: small mint for right party: price,
5000.
Clean n: and dyeinS: ideal location: Hoff-
man machine and other good equipment: tent.
$50: prize. 81 200
Roomng house. IL rooms: near 9th and Fl
sts. large garage in rear: price: &l.2oo.
Roa riding and rnoming house. 40 rooms. sew
ore of the best propositions ever listed;
price. 81 uTO.
Molten picture theater icoored): about $50
seats fire location; rent. 500; lease; price
right.
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o,o n Y Ave Main S667
Evening star., 1923-03-01

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WEARING APPAREL-Continu
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$40; reasonable. Adams $50.
n.ox.IERC0AT, .o.I suit and sweater, $40. 1875
Evening star., 1923-03-01
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Opportunities to Own a
Diamond at u Price.

Gentleman solid platinum
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fine blue-white diamonds. This
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and must be seen to appreciate
this wonderful value. Must be
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Gentleman's diamond ring. a
beautiful gem. diamond weighs
2 carats, less 4 points; set in the
latest style gypsy mounting.
Must be sold at once to raise
cash-a big bargain. .625
Gentleman's blue-white dia-
mond ring; diamond weighs "a
carats, less 7 points; set in the
latest style green gold mount
ing. Must be sold at once at a
sacrifice for. .S165
Lady's solid platinum barpin,
set with 81 very fine large blue
white diamonds; the mounting
is the latest design. Must be
sold at once to raise cash. A
bargain for. $500
Lady's solid platinum dia-
mond ring, perfect gem
weighs 2 carats, less 10 points
set in the latest style mounting
surrounded by small diamonds.
Must be sold at once. .$625
Lady's Tiffan.- diamond en-
gagement ring, a beautiful gem.
weighs l carat and 5-1O0; set in
the latest style 18k white gold
mounting. Must be sold at once
to raise cash. .$l1O.
Evening star., 1923-04-13

Dainty Underthings
Trimmed with Real Laces
ne,o and moderately priced
Gowns, 81
Envelope Chemise. 81
Bloomers, $1.5O
Chemisettes, $15o
Step-ins, $1.50
These dainty underthings are fash
ioned of sheer batiste in white. or
lovely shade of pink-and beside be-
ing charmingly styled they are edged
and inset with the daintiest medallions
of lovely hlet and Irish lace.
Two attractive styles sketched-a
gown, 81; an envelope chemise, So.
Muslin Underwear Section Third door.