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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-20

parties del pals una cscasez considera-
f bic de apartamentos baratos. Este
hccho solo auguraria una amplia y
constante demanda durante alg1n
tempo aiin.
Las constructions en- enero Ell l60
lciudades, seg1n Bradstreet's, dieron
TN total de S193,996,272, cuya suma cs
1878 por ciento sobre la cifra corres-
pcndicnte las nnismas ciudades EN-
encro de hace un ano, pero solo 12.4
por ciento inferiores las de diciem-
bre de 1922, que fue ell cuarto mes en-
importancia anotado, En- enero del aiio
pasado, la actividad en- las ediicacio-
nes, a juzgar por las licencias para
nuevas ccnstrucciones alcanzaron la
cuspide para este mes con un valor
de mas del doble que enero de 1921,
de manera que ell gran aumento habi-
do a mediados de invierno este aio es
eXtraordinario. Cast todas las gran
des ciudades de los Estados Unidos in
forman aumentos al compararse con
el correspondents periodo de hace un
ano. Ell promedio mensual de gastos,
con motive de edificaciones durante
ell 1922 fue de $208, 100000, y cuando
todos los informes para el mes de enc
ro de 1928 hayan sido recibidos, ell to-
tai sera probablemente muy POGO, 81
acaso, menor que ell promedio mensual
del aio passdo.
Gran activl Had en- la industria de
hierro Tcero.-El<prec de los pro-
ductos de hierro y acero ha mostrado
una constante tendencia ascendente
desde mediados de diciembre. Ell In
dice semanal de precios del Iron Ira
de Review para catorce de los produc-
tos principales de hierro y aeero al
canzo recientemente ell nivel mas cle-
vado desde el Is de noviembre dc
1922, a saber, $42,24 ell IA de febrero,
que fue, no obstante, considerable
mentc menor que ell precio mas alto
durante ell 1922, cuya cifra fue de
S44.26 alcanzada el 27 de septiembre.
En- febrero de 1922, ell promedio fue
de 1886; y en- febrero de 1914, $23.52.
La production de hierro y, acero en-
enero denote una rapida mejoria. La
production de hierro en- barras fue
de 3,229,604 toneladas, ell total men,
sual mayor desde octubre de 1920. La
production de hierro en- lingotes sumo
en- total 3,251 ,694 toneladas. cuya can
tidad ha sido excedida durante solo
un mes en- cuatro amos, es decir, du-
rante MARIO de 1920, en- cuya fecha
dicha cifra lego a 3,299,049 toneladas.
Los fabricantes dc acero informan ha-
Der tcnido que devolver gran ndmero
de ordcncs, muchas de Las cuales ha-
bian sido anotadaS Ell los libros du-
rante el primer scmsstre del ano. La
Industrial en- general esta trabajando
de un 85 80 por ciento de su eapaci-
dad Las operaciones serian aun ma
yores 81 hubicran los suticientes tra-
bajadores. Las 6rtlenes pendientes en-
los libros de la Corporation del Acc
ro lie los Estados Unidos sumaron, el
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-20
GRIPPE = INFLUENzA

Sc previcnen curatl con frieciones'
tibias dc ALcoifOLADO INDIANO. I
FL cleric continuamente en- un pafiue
20 le ayudara librarse de d enfsfrae-
dad Adlt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
CreW VIII
Quit Work
Thursday
Varsity and Frosh Off
for Eastern Invasion
Friday Morning

TUE UNIVERSITY OF WASH.
i iNGToN Frosh and Varsity
crews will knock Off training
Thursday afternoon for their inya.
sion OF Eastern rowing haunts. The
two crews viii depart on the olym.
plan. crack Chicago. Milwaukee &
ST. Paul train. at $50 a. m. Friday.
Tho varsity races the University
OF Wisconsin eight on Lake Men.
doth at Madison ON June 1s. The
two crews then proceed 10 Pough.
keepsie. n. Y. where they WIN clash
in the annual intercollegiate cham
pionship June Is. The Varsity will
go up against five Of the East's
best crews over a threc.miie course
ON tho Hudson. while the Frosh
race viii DO competed between four
OF the crack Babe shells.
Coach Rusty callow Is taking
along three varsity and two frosh
subs. In addition 20 the regular
crews. He will pick these men
after the practice tonight.
The varsity'T new shell Husky .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
Editorial

THE University Varsity and
l. Frosh crews leave for The
East Friday morning at $3.50
O'Clock
Plans are already near compile
lion on the campus for rousing
send-off Of the oarsmen. but as
yet. nothing has been done
downtown 10 LET Coach Iallow
and his lads know that Seattle
and the entire state II behind
them when they go forth TO seek
honors at Poughkeepsie.
As most Of the $4,000, on
which the trip il being made. was
raised downtown, the natural
and the correct course 10 follow
II 60 let them know that the
money was not given haif-heart-
eddy.
This can be shown by warm
handwriting. rOuslng cheers and
well.wisbes at the depot.
They leave on the Olymplan.
from the Chicago, Milwaukee A
81. Paul depot. The time Is $50
n. m. Friday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05

FIGURE TT OUT

JUGGLING with figures amusing pasme and quite Instructive
Take abuated the Pacific coast
ference track meet az Pullman last Saturday,
Then eliminate Washington and the
University Of California the highest winner Consider u
dual meet and then total tho results
The win be- University Washington O. unversly OF Cal
ifomin g.
California A3s points 20 Washingons
49, But had the unintenona aid given the Bears by
Washington State Mon
the might different
Despite the OF defeat the result satisfactory
Washington California athletes won't look with
the other rivals and probably viii feel that
they 10 competition.
conferences
Efforts win also be nude by the local
institution dual with California providing the Bears
willing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
The Red Front Cloth
ing Company Buys
Singerman Stock
Stock Sold at Auction at a
Mere Fraction of Its
Real Value

II. NJ. Rogers. live.wire proprietor
Of the Red Front Clothing Co. has
put over another shrewd business
deal which win enable him to pass
out some rare bargains to the
public.
Rogers bought the singcrman
stock when IL was put up at auc.
ton. He bought IL at mere
fraction of its real value and he
proposes TO sell II TO tho public
the same way he bought It. This
win mean bargains that Will be
remembered for long time by Sc.
attle's thrifty shoppers. Full dc.
tails win appear in Wednesdays
Star The sale viii start Thursday
morning promptly at eSo.--Adver.
tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
Change Is
Expected
in Points
New Method of Counting
Points May Be Blow
Aimed at Golden Bears

THREE consecutive years have the
i Golden Bears OF California gone
East and annexed the national inter.
collegiate track and field champion.
ships.
II Is rumored that the Intercoils-
giate association. an Eastern-ruled
body. il planning a revision Of the
scoring Of points. which may be TAX
en- 20 mean a blow at the califor-
mans.
Al present five points go for first.
four for second. three for third. two
for fourth and one for fifth.
II IL pointed out that California
has won three times on the strength
Of their reserves in field events. this
year taking but three points on the
track and yet winning the meet.
Three more track events may be
added 20 this annual meet. the 40
yard low hurdles and two distance
runs.
There Is said 10 be agitation on
foot 10 count first place seven points.
second five. third four, fourth three,
and fifth one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
MAY STAGE
N. Y. SCRAP
ON JULY IL

NEW YORK. June 5.-Formai an
~ nounccment Is expected today
that Luis Angel Firpo. Argentine
heavyweight. and Jess Willard viii
meet July is. at Boyles Thirty.
Acres. in Jersey city.
The bout originally had been plan.
ned FOR July 7. but many complaints
were received from those who would
be unable 10 return from tho Dcnp.
sey.Glbbons fight. In Shelby. Mont.
In time 20 see tho match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
TOWN GUARD
FAVORITE IN
BIG CLASSIC

EPsoM DOWNS. Eng. June g.
- Twenty horses may go 20 the
post here tomorrow in the English
derby. classic OF tho international
turf.
Town Guard. with Archibald. an
American jockey, UP. II expected 20
be strong fayorite tho the odds
today are quoted al ~ 10 g papy.
rus, Pharos and Elan Gowan are
considered the next best contenders.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
Collins and
Johnson Are
in Seattle
Matchmaker and Mayor
of Shelby Visit Coast
to Place Tickets
BY LEO II. LASSEN

MIKE COLLINS. famous Mime.
Iil apolis fistie imprcssario. and
Jim Johnson. mayor % shelby.
Mont. two OF tho bis figures in the
Tom Gibbonslaek Dempsey heavy.
weight title battle TO be held In
shelby July : were Seattle visitors
Monday and Tuesday.
Tho big suns OF the shelby scrap
are making tour OF the Coast
cities nning up their special trains
and placing pastehoards for the
title melee.
one thousand tickets. ranging
from the best $50 ringslde seats TO
tho $50 hleacher berths. win be
placed on sale here with Dan salt
and Lonnie Austin In charge Of the
distribution. They win be placed
On sale Immediately az various cigar
stores around tho city and reserva.
tions viii be accepted.
Plans Tor special trains are being
made with Austin and salt and
Nate Druxman In charge.
Collins and johnson 20 20 Port.
land from here and may drop down
10 Los Angeles and san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
GIBBONS NEVER
OEE HIS FEET

In discussing the coming battle
Collins. In his position OF match.
maker. would be open TO serious
criticism II be voiced his personal
opinions on the probable outcome,
but Collins does say this and that IS
that Gibbons has never been
knocked off his feet and that he
has lost but one decision in his
career. and that 70 Windmill Harry
Greb who is apt to make anybody
look bad. Collins says that Glib.
bons likes 10 fight TO a swinging
punchcr. and that's what Dempsey
Is. Another angle Is that Gibbons
has fought IS times in the past
three years and Dempsey once.
Think that over, too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
EUGENE WILL
STAGE COAST
TRACK MEET

EUGENE. Ore. June b.-Athlctes
II from Coast colleges will gather
here in 1894 for tho combined Pacific
Coast and Northwest intercollegiate
track and field meet. according 10 an.
nouuccmcnt just made by faculty
members.
Tho event this year was held last
Saturday az Pullman. wash, follow.
Ing which Eugene was picked for the
1894 event az a conference OF mana.
gers and coaches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
Yank Colt
Reputation
at Stake
Three American Stars
Will Compete in British
Open Next Week
BY HENRY L. FARRELL

BY HENRY l.. FARRELL
NEW YORK. June 8, American
IN supremacy Ia tile world Of solf
is slowly but nevertheless surely be.
ms established
just how Tar the advice has pro.
cceded VIII bn shown when Gene
sarazon. Walter Hagen and Long
linn Harness iec.off with Britain'u
best professionals az 1roon, Scot.
land. next Monday Tor the British
open championship.
The title has become practically
AmNucanlzed because OF successive
Yankee victories the last Few years.
Walter Hagen holds Il nov. Jock
Hutchlson held Il before him and
now tho Americans are counting on
Gene Sarazcn 60 so out and get u
another yVar for America,
n SaraEen captures the open
championship he viii he the tiut
golfer over 20 hold two national
titles az the same time, He won
NAfN sAANhA wan 'N"A AHHAANFfNttAAtfA
last war,
The degree or development u the
game In the United staicf also VIII
be shown this month, Future inter
national champions viii be made
when the American public link
championship gets under way ir
/ Washington, June 90. Cities thru
out the country viii be represent
ed by teams OF four players.
I General reports from golf club
and public links over the eountr
indicate that many new aspirants I
guif fame are being found hid
especially are becoming intereste
In tho game. which i've sesss -
was confined to John -. Rockefellc
and q few othprs with Aufficlen
funds 10 belong 10 clubs. whore "a
initiation fees roll up into real DO
lars
The development OF baseball an
football in the United States Is al
trbuted largely 10 tho Interest q
kids. Golf enthusiasts believe Ia
result of the present ''learn young
movement win assure this cpuntr
future international champions o.
prpgrt sslyvly higher gr9de
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
COLLINS Is
ALL BUSINESS

There may be smarter men In
the fight game than Mike Collins.
but there aren't many OF them. He
has had years OF experience in and
around st. Paul and Minneapolis as
promoter and manager and he
handled Mike Gibbons. brother OF
Tom. when tho phantom was the
best OF the middlewelghts. Collins
Is n man OF few words and he
knows his stuff. He Is ono OF the
real big leaguers in the fight game
that has visited Seattle He Is she
official matchmaker OF the title
bout
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05

just launched last week. viii be
chrlstened al Madison, Wis. by
Catherine Connibear. daughter Of
the late University Of Washington
coach. Miss Connibear, with her
mother. Mrs. Hiram connibear, live
in Dixon. H.. and has accepted the
invitation OF university officials 10
christen the shell al Madison on
June I6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
1000 IN
SHELBY NOW

Shelby has grown from n thou
sane people 10 1000 since the match
was signed n month ago. From one
hotel a month ago 10 now stand.
Buildings are springing up like
dandcllons on Seattle lawn and
they expect 10 accommodate $4,000
people theua- Two big circus tents
viii be erected TO take care OF a
possible overflow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
JOHNSON FORMERLY
OF SEATTLE

Johnson. the mayor OF Shelby. L.
a former resident OF Seattle and
three OF his children graduated
from Queen Anne high school. He
Is wealthy oil operator and has a
lot OF coin invested IN Shelby. lie
put up something like $4,000 OF
his own dough TO bring the baltic TO
his city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
MAIN EVENT
BOOKED FOR 3 +. VI.

The Dempsey and Gibbons bout IS
billed to get under way at . p, m,
daylight saving time. and should be
over within an hour at the most,
time being given for pictures and
the like. That viii make the fight
hour around 1870 for Seattle fans
and It should all be over by 2 p. m.
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
MANr sconE cAnns.

Ths navy Recruiting station has rgt ~
tho disposal OF the sporting editor 81
The star several hundred regulation aeors
cards. with the request that they be dis-
tributcd among the bat teams OF the city
ard state Any team may have some Of
these cards BY wrltinE the sporting editor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05

Mrs. Luther Kenaett Of
C oronddo Country club
sprung quite a surprise rhea
she defeated Miss DoreeR
karanagh. California tromaR
golf champion, ia the South
ein California championship
matches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
RACE crRouIr BErNG PLANNED

Miami. Fla. horse racing cnthusl.
asts arc planning the construction
81 another winter circuit. and Il VIII
room b possible 10 witness thorough.
bred frot,crs In action all the year
round In the Florida town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
AUGIE RATHER
LOSES TO TODD

LONDON. June 5.--Augie Rather.
New York middleweighi. lost on
points 70 Roland Todd. English
champion, In 20-round fight here
last nlght.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
YOUTH WINNER
IN COL F PLAY

NEW YORK. June "a i7ycar'
old boy. Charles sommeTs, was vic
tor IN the qualifying round In tho
municipal golf championships yea
terday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
10 MILES OF
SIDI>C

Forty miles OF side tracks have
been laid at Shelby by the Great
Northern to take care OF the spe-
clal trains. They win be tracked
there and the fans win eat and
sleep right on the trains. leaving a
few hours after the completion Of
The big melee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
TICKETS GOING
FAST IN MONTANA

Tickets are already at a premium
In Montana. the cities there having
gobbled up their blocks OF paste.
boards already, according to the
visitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
mAyANA scRAr NExT srNpAy

HAVANA, June 5.-The boxing
bout between Luis Firpo and ital.
ian Jack Herman viii be staged
here next Sunday. II has been
postponed n week, due TO the heavy
rains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05
YOUNG FISHER WINS VERDICT

PROVIDENCE, r. l., June g.
Young Fisher. Syracuse, was award.
ed the decision over Pal Reed. Bos.
ton. in IL rounds here last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05

would
steady and dependable earnings by stock ownership the Puget Sound Power
Light
poyes write the Puget Sound Power Light Securities
Building, Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05


Is the ideal produces power virtually
r 1- ''
And there possibility of ehing breeze viii
ndnhLs - ~ -.
Then why has gone into the discard?
Because the when needed
The windmill typical
Today n,n.
DEPENDABILITY. Electricity NEEDED
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05


Translate this horsepower into actual physical
man-power and it would exceed the entire
population of the state of Washington.
Through its life Of almost quarter century
there has never been time when the Puget
Sound Power & Light Company failed to meet
the expanding needs of this great section.
Today it is just eager as ever to assist in
that progressive development, for we have our
money invested in permanent facilities to meet
the expanding needs Of the wide TERRITORY we
serve. This investment, constantly increasing.
is HERE TO STAY.
This year while expanding 100000 in
operating expenses and payroll we are put
ting 5000 into extensions and improves.
ments to place ourselves ahead of present re-
quirements and to stimulate progress in the
future. Taxes paid by the company this year
will approximate $1,000
AS we sell more electricity we are able to
sell it cheaper. 1t is practically the only com.
modify lower than it was twenty years
ago.
AZ oil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-05

kEHlND the button that you press with your
forefnger thousands of horsepower of
electrical energy, ready to do your bidding.
Electricity is as dependable as copper and
steel and the great forces Of Nature-even
more certain and sure than the waterfalls that
come down out of the eternal hills, for should
the waterfalls cease, another servant of man
-steam-is ready to step into the breach and
run the mighty generators.
ELECTRICITY MUST NOT FALL
Ten hydro-electric plants, the three largest
being White River, Snoqualmie and Electron,
supply patrons of the Puget Sound Power &
Light Company with 121 ,230 horsepower of
electric energy, while 44,6SO horsepower are
constantly available in seven auxiliary steam
plants. In addition the company purchases
1880 horsepower from other sources, giving
it a total of 176,600 horsepower to contribute
to the working, up-building forces of the rich
territory extending from British Columbia into
Northern Oregon, from the Pacific Ocean
eastward to the favored Wenatchee Valley.
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AUToMoTTvE
Auto Parts and Accessories


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WILLARD STORAGE Batteries Sales and
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TAXI STATION--Q Quick. reliable service.
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Situations Wanted-Women

WASHING ironing and cleaning by the day
by an experienced woman. Tel. i74-23
Mr.. Lewis, 353 Oak st.
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speoia opportunity to get Standard Mako
of First Quality Full Oversize Tires at
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Brand new Stock-fully guaranteed Just
compare our cash offer with the
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
1agents-Real Estate

agentS-Ren Estate 10
PLAINvILLE real estate, bought and sold.
Mortgage loans. Skinner, Smith Co., Neri
block, Plainville. Phone Ala.
PLA1NvILLE-Real estate for sale. Insur-
ance of every description. See Cunning
ham & Wininger, Realtors. Nert Bldg.
Plainvile. Tel. 100.
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RACkLIFFE BROS. CO., INC.
PARK AND B1GELOW SITS.
PHONE 1914
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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY AUGUST 49, 1929
Cruz
|lA nMuy Money femMad
MERCHANDISE
Household Articles

Household Articles Oh
SINGER sewing machine In perfect condi-
ton. Tel. CAS-. Kensington.
THREE rooms of furniture for sale; rea-
sonabie II taken at once; party leaving
town. Inquire s92 Park st.
WE have been commissioned to sell a ma
hogany dining set. This is high grade
furniture. in good condition. Inter Urban
Transfer g. Storage. A. p. Marsh. Prop.
Merchandise at The Stores 65
CAMP oUTFITTEKs carry everything
for the camper. Army q Navy supply
Co., Sc Church st.
CERTAIN-TEED shingles and roohng paper
at tho lowest prices in town; general
hardware. Frank Nair. Inc.
CROQUET sETs--s mallet outfits at s2.75,
1915. $500 and $4.75. These sets are
substantially made and are marked low.
G. A. Hjerpe 20 Arch st.
FRUIT JARs-Pints. S5o and s5c; quarts,
Csc and s11o; delivered. Lehrers. l76
East Main st. Phone 1876.
PAINTS AND WALLPAPERs--we carry q
full line for exterior and interior work.
Complete line glass and hardware. Lehr-
ers. l76 East Main st. Phone isis.
PUP TENTS. Luggage. cots 1928; blankets.
s1.25 up; ponchos, knapsacks. canteens.
mess kits, toilet kits, haversack, duck
trousers, Khaki pants, bathing suits. army
lockers kit bags. navy hammocks,
breeches, leggins and one thousand other
items too numerous TO mention. Army &
Navy Supply Co., S. Church st.
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FINANCIAL
Business OPPORTUNITIES

GROCERY STORE for sale, good location on
corner. For particulars see IS. Solomon,
Phone 2oq2,
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BEDDING-Have your work done now
Mattresses, box springs, cushions, etc.
renovated and remade equal to new and
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LAWN Notwithstanding and repair
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our speciality. Machine work, welding
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kinds of edge tools sharpened. Fritz and
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ToUNG married couple desire room aud
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Eax <s. Herald
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IF you wish to buy business with home,
also a piece of land in a good location,
write Box IL, Herald.
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Belyidere-BungaIow. Price $1,000.
Berlin St.-Bernn, IL room house, one or
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Elm HiIl-6 room cottage. Price $1,000.
Day Sta family house. Price $4,000.
Hawiey ST. family house. Price 10000.
Linden ST. family house. Price $500.
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HOME BANKING & REALTY co.
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BUNGALOW of rooms hardwood nnish,
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2A2 Main ST.