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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18
REDSTONE

Geo. w. Points of Crosby, N. d.
was a Redstone visitor Tuesday look
inc after his ranch property north
west of town.
o. G. VonKuster was down from
Scobey with the big Westland OIL GO.
truck, hauling oil across to Outlook
the first of the week
F. M. Acker Of Wilhston spent a
few DAYS in Redstone this week look
ing after business matters.
I F.. Metzler, who has been in a
bospital at Minot, N. d., for some
time returned home Wednesday.
ANDY Thompson of Bainville, G. N.
r,ln mn man. was an overnight visitor
here Wednesday.
Quite a number gathered at the M
H. Hanson home last Saturday even
ing and enjoyed themselves Ganclng
The old time music as played by ). >
Fleming sure made us thlnKs OF Gays
when we were young.
Baldur Jensen was a Crosby, N. u
: business visitor Monday.
lack Wagner and Lon Desonia wer'
county seat visitors the first. of TIT
: week looking after some school mat
tiers for their district. =,
: The ice harvest started here tn
first of the week with about IL niche
: of as nice clear ice as any one coul
! want
4 los Iukovitz was in from his res
e7vation ranch Monday and made
visit to the county seat.
e Corel Lecy returned to Missoul
n last Saturday to resume his scho'
! studies.
e Beatrice Craven entertained Maud
Sherry. Corel Lacy and Edw: Buckll
/ at a supper party at Hotel Redstor
y last Friday evening.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Regular Home Mite at the Annua
Church Meeting:

Ut
The fine crowd of Members and
Supporters that turned cut for the
Annual church meeting last Friday
night, enjoyed one of the homiest
pood times, and fellowship social ever
held in the church. The pews were
arranged around the wall to form one
big church family circle. The evening
opened informally with the playing
and singing of the cid best loveC
melodies. Mr.. Mitchell. chairman O.
the Board of Trustees then proceeded
with the business part of the evening
The reports were splendid, all show
/ ing that for the first time in the his
/ tory of the Church every department
of the S. S. and church was out o
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18

Odin Lutness, well known farmer OF
the McElroy country, was in Plenty
wood Tuesday evening and Wednesday
morning on business, coming over
from Outlok where he had spent Mon
dav in attendance on meeting Of the
stockholders of the Security State
Bank of Outlook. He returned to has
home Wednesday morning via stage
and train.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18
NEW S

Mrs. John Malcolm is on the sick
list this week.
Needles for all makes of sewing
machines. E. c. Holland. ........ 39-tf |
E. w. Gustafson was here between
trains Monday, visiting his brothers,
Dr. and Ole GustafsOn.
Ole Moe, went to Scobey Tuesday in
connection with his duties as business
manager Of the ScObey Sentinel.
Mrs. Oscar Christianson has resign
ed her position as book-keeper at the
IngwalsOn & Co. store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert HOLMAN and
! family were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl holman last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Weiss are max
! ing preparation for leaving the first
of next month on trip to New York.
Rev. Fir. O'Rourke returned Satur-
! day from Columbus, Mont, where he
had been visiting Rev. FIR. John Hen
nessey.
Clair Stoner, local manager of the
/ Montana Wheat Growers Association
left this morning for Westby to set
tie some difficulty for the Association
Charles Lundeen is in the county
: capital today attending a special SEES
ton Of the Board of County Commits
J sioners which was called today.
S Ship your Cream to the Froic
. Creamery. Highest price paid on da!
received. Try US.
21-tf FROID CREAMERY.
" Clair Stoner, the local manager o
the Montana Wheat Growers Associa
ton, made a trip to Scobey Tuesda
p in connection with the business of tina
!, company.
. c. c. Gronie, well known farmer c
the Homestead country, was in tn
p county seat on business betwee
" trains today.
Francis McNulty was Plentywcc
VlSlCOr from Meulclue Lake ldSC %
m urday and Sunday. He visited h
to parents here and also took III II
~ dance.
The representatives from the Re
ay stone High School that attended
en- Vocational Conference at BOzem;
he we're: Avery Knight, Jack Harringt'
and Forrest Matkin.
er The following were entertained
Is. a six o'clock dinner. at the Blai
at Dean home: Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Pal
2. bicki. Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Ferris a
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Krebsbach.
ere Ben Greenwood is on the mig
is shift at the City Cafe and is BIT
90. taking care of the various wants
)ok the patrons of that popular eat
house.
ost George Hurd, the prominent CIR
inc Falls attorney, arrived in Plentyw.
reit Thursday to represent the Beise
If interests in the KeIly-Beiseker
counting case which is being tried
the court house this week.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18

M pictures S9-tf
,-s.rnan is very i'll at the
r-iting:
Hansen made q al. business
Chrls.- Ia-t Wednesday.
spending the win
5ns2n e-5oo8er and family
Miners supplies. E.
r.hing IN 'i''''' 39-tf
,..ls- IS sick this week,
from an attack Oh ''''
...-.r was over from a. Out but
-s On Saturday OF last
Archer was a bust
1 Z, the county capitol OF
q, Is. Te5s'
cns-sfson entertained
s. family and Mrs. lnei
Inner last Sunday
v.rtsI left Thursday TO
Dcoley. where she WI
Es several days.
Fargo. n. D., is her
.:.-f5. r gl Andy and vii
home in this city
c,s Is at her desk at tn
l-,- lain after a fortnight
.-s rssrem part Of the stat
Imam arrived here Wedne.
Woif Point and will sper
# weeks here with his pa
..Dt discount on all whit.
. ar and hosiery for me
and children. J. A. IO ddI
Sinner the son of John Stone
IN the Outlook terrific
-y seat visitor on Saturd'
.Vsak.
,,uples were over fro
lake Saturday evening
--Is Masquerade dance given
1rae Of Honor.
Clair Stoner returned Mond
Great Falls where he had be
ING an executive session OF
i~r-Labor party.
s, ,3uetions on all Mems Leatl
~ Mons and Bows OYercOS
~ and Children's Coats, Swe
ri Mittens. ]. A. JOHNSOl
B
NJ Ralph Thompson was h
O-Hook last Saturday. She
n parents, Mr.. and. Mrs. {
TYsaY in this city, and also I
h Masquerade dance.
Re Producers News received a ]
r hon Fred Umbreit now resic
t;z-gd, Minnesota. Mr.. Umb
be one Of the big farmers
NsiGne Lake country.
=
lru LeSueur, the noted st.
-y arrived in Plentywood Y
s7 on the train from the cas-
he Kelly-Beiseker cases in
gri Court which commences
l-siay mGning.
M Haas. prominent farmer OF
k territory, and manager Of
e tUthefs farm, spent Wedne
thursday hObnObbing with fri
e county capitol, and atten
Aly-Beiseker accounting tri
Et f Schools Crone retu
Dillon and Helena Wedne
E She had been in attendan,
convention Of the State CO
1tendents Of School conve
q Dillon last week. Miss {
very profitable conve
very pleasant time in the
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18
ATTHECHURCHES
EVANGELICAL CHURCH

MAX .. SIEWERT, Minister.
Services for January goth are as
follows:
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
On account of dedication of Ray
mond Church there will be no morn
ing worship at the Church.
Christian EndeavOr at 700. Topic,
Gospel Triumphs in Japan"
Evening worship at 7:45 o'clock.
Rev. H. S. Tool, presiding elder,
Billings, will deliver the sermon.
Wednesday evening at-7:15 o'clock.
Prayer meeting and teachers training
class.
RAYMOND
Church dedication Sunday. Morn
ing worship at 1920 o'clock. Sunday
school at 200 p. m. Dedication ser
vice at 800 p. m. by Rev. H. S. Tool
Everybody is cordially invited t.
all the services.
The special meetings that are being
held at Raymond are well ATTENDED
and much interest manifested by tn
people. One eff the special feature
is the interest shown by the yOunl
people in the choir and in specia
music.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18

Mrs. F. G. Fishbeck returned Satur--
day, after visiting relatives and
friends at different points IN oregon.
Mrs. Fishbeck has been gone about
two months.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18
THE RED CARNATIONS

HE RED OAhNA llONO
On a busy street corner the passers
by noticed a shabby old man pulling
! 9 few discarded flowers from the ash
can. They were red carnations. He
/ seemed totally unconscious of the on
/ lockers. Some Of the flowers he dis
carded hopelessly while others he
placed in a small pile. After he had
/ selected quite a number of them he |
wrapped them in an old newspaper
which some passer by had discarded
and then FASTENED off.
He was not of the vagrant type.
For many years he had followed the
sea but was unable to do Sc for the
last few years on the account of poor
Ihealth. All of his live long savings
we're now exhausted. He had just OBJ
tanned a place on q ship which was
soon to depart for China.
: Today was the day set for the de-
parture of they ship. His wife had
/ suddenly become very i'll and he hated
d. to leave her. If he did not he would
: probably lose his place and all hopes
of getting another. All day he had
r tried to borrow enough money to buy
/ her some parting gift. At last when
e he had lost all hopes he came upon
Y these discarded red carnations. In
his Joy at having found them he had
e forgotten about the on lockers. These
flowers were his parting gift.
d The wears had passed and this man
o was now again on the same street
g The sea had changed him. He was
now tall, brown, sturdy old man
lie He now had returned home to see his
in home he found that his wife wa!
dead and the children, now muci
ly grown. were stricken with poverty
IN The children gave him a small boz
wife and children but upon arriving
m which their mother had left. lie wa
s. told that she had kept this near he
ALWAYS and the day she died she l1a
gn held this to her heart almost all day
of The old man opened the box. In 1t wa
the withered, dried up blossoms OF tn
in red carnations. This gift even bhoug
u it was found in the ash can. was ne
at dearest possession. 1t was symb'
of love. The father placed the DO
on carefully away and went to the cem'
on terv. In a corner was an old, unkel
grave with only a weather beate
are hoard slab on which the name, cou
31a scarcely be read to mark the persC
es- sleeping below This was his wife
md grave. He had it repaired so tn
ldy it looked as respectable looking
any other grave and when the chlldr'
ted went to see it they found 1t streV
me with red carnations.
ore 90
cry The Sophomers class regrets to a
of nounce that Alvin Guenther has d
Of continued his studies here and retul
A ed to his home at Dagmar..
ere 90
-O-M-O-R-E
s. means our school, which we
love and cherish,
O-means the order, we'll keep L
~ we perish.
oQ 2l p means the pupils so brilliant
clever.
-, H-means the honor, cur great
r. endeavOr.
20. O. means obedience to
superiOrs, ulo
M-means our manners, our pie
- ing exteriOrs.
. mind. r.s4
4 a RS our righteousness. Effort,
Ease, -, ;.
n The Sophomore aim to excel IN
sitor CIese'
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18
FRESHMAN CLAss NOTEs

The Freshman Latin Class was
e,,nervised bv three of the class dur
inq Mr.. Hauge's absence. Irwin Marsh
l.o9 the class on Monday, Mar
ey11erite lee on Tuesday and Norbert
Pannenfns on Wednesday,. These
: nr rE Young teachers did remark
ably we'll ,.i. =,
There has been no dreaming OF
wasting Of precious minutes IN Ine
Freshman Class during the last CwC
weeks. They all wish to pass semes-
ter examinations.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18

A number of Plentywood people at
tended the benefit dance and basket
social given Wednesday evening at
Raymond for the benefit of Paul Ray
mond, who has been i'll at the Outlook
Community hospital for some time.
Among those attending were Mrs.
Clair Stoner. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. York
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Olson, Sheriff and
Mrs. Rodney Salisbury, Vim, Newton
George Bantz and some others.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18
DIR. KRONER

u''' anu 39-St
Andrew Ueland, we'll known farmer
of the Outlook country was IN Plenty
wood Thursday attending to business
matters. While in the county capitol
he made the Producers News Office d
pleasant call.
DEPUTY Clerk and Recorder John
O'Gradv returned Wednesday from
Helena where he went ten days age
to attend the meeting of the repuDll-
/ can state central committee. Wh!le II
the west Mr.. O'Grady visited trlendS
and relatives .sojourning in towns II
the vicinity of the state capitol.
VIM Moe returned Monday nigh
from Missoula where he. had beel
snending the holidays with his broth
ers and friends who are attending tn
State University. While in the west
ern mart of the state he put In a lie
Of time organizing for the Farmer
Labor party.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wright enter
tanned Wednesday evening at WINS
| marty at their home in this city, tnos
present being Mr.. and Mrs. Carl re
erson. Miss Miller, Mrs. }. A. Fms
Iund, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. ) MOOT
/ A delightful lunch was served at Izi !:
after which the. guests departed L
! their homes having enjoyed mo
- pleasant evening.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18
: LUTHERAN CHURCH
A. M. EGGE, Pastor.
Sunday January 20

RAYMOND
Services IL a. m.
Business meeting after services.
ANTELOPE
Services 2:30 p. m.
The Confirmation class meets after
services.
PLENTYWOOD
Services at 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
The Confirmation class meets Sat
urdays at 10 a. m.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18

Advertise where it pays-circula
ton 1000 every week.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18

DR.. M. E. Finneman, eye-slgnt spec
ialist of Fairview, Mont, Will De a. ~
the Plentywood Hotel, Saturday Z I'M M
and Sunday, Feb. ITO; and at F ES
Vile Thursday and Friday A. NJ Fe ~
7-8.
Mrs. A. J. Garneau announces thaS
she is prepared to start an adVaIlC gu
class in PianofOrte: that she WIN pc
clad to give lessons in the atuernO S1l
and evening to ladies who are WORK TN
inc: that she will be glad 70 sta I-
adult beginners at afternoon Peri99 o;n
anv time. All those wishing to IOi ia
classes advise her at once. 4O-Iz
Jens Hansen, father Of Andy nan nan,
sen. the miller, one Of the ola LILY Illl1'
Dagmar settlers, writes from FoiG
! land. Oregon, where he is now j resIu
ing. asking to have the Producer st
News sent to him at that place, st 3I
ing that he is lonesome wltno9C LII
farmers paper. Mr.. Hansen recent oi
underwent another operation Tor ga "a
stones having a stone removed near
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&ANNNANNANN4NN441NNNN41441

as large as an egg. He is feeling
much better now.
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PLENTYWOOD

The requirements necessary for eX-
emptions from the Semester Examina-
lions are as follows:
An average grade of-----90 per cent
Cooperation -----.---.--------9O per cent
Excused absences per cent
No cases of hardness.
Students who have these require
ments are:
Vera Lund, Lillian Gunderson, Ell
VIVA Petersen, Mabel Guenther, Susie
Legge, Frances Wheeler, La Vada
1 Ross, Viva Whitish, Halle Wheeler
John Karr, lie Roy Parkhurst, Mar
garet McNulty, Oliver Ziebarth. Wy
mona Wankel, Marion Mitchell
Marion Nanny, Eleanor Palubicki.
Last Saturday the Senior and Junior
classes of the Plentywood High SchoO
met at the depot and showed the rea
spirit CT Cooperation. A lively "Pep'
Meeting was held in honor of the
three boys who are attending tn,
Vocational Conference at BOzeman
The boys who went from the SeniO
Class are; Oscar Benson and TheodOr
Palubicki, from the Junior Class
Clarence Pappenfus. The boys wer
accompanied by Mr.. Hauge.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18

The Sophomers class regrets to an
nounce that Alvin Guenther has dis
continued his studies here and return
ed to his home at Dagmar..
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18

F- Haas. prominent farmer of the
',k territory, and manager of the
lst0thers farm, spent Wednesday
thursday hObnObbing with friends
ts county capitol, and attending
As-y-Beiseker accounting trial.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18

The requirements necessary fer eX-
emptions from the Semester Examina-
lions are as follows:
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-18

vt d Schools Crone returned
Dillon and Helena Wednesday
Q she had been in attendance of
convention Of the State County
1tedents Of School convention
q Dillon last week. Miss CrOne
a very profitable convention
q very pleasant time in the west.
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Sacrificing Estates

Modern eight-room duplex. practically
new. all conveniences. the bulletins. two
sleeping porches breakfast nook. double
garage, 75-foot lot on paved street with
cement curb and walks. lust off Broad
way and outside city limits would sub
Lie offer.
Large 1s-room apartment house on
large corneg lot on very top of Alamo
Heights. overlooking the city, paved
street with cement walks. garages and
modern conyeniences. all in good condi-
ton. price reduced $4,000. something for
shrewd investor
Close-in five-room bungalow with hath.
hell sewers. gas, electricity. on paved
street, cement curb and walks. only
$4,000. subject to confirmation.
Acreage tract on Robert L. Lee street.
between Pleasanton and Corpus Christ
roads. with city water and lights near,
at bargain.
THE SAN ANTONIO LOAN
4 TRUST co.
TT. lil. 2is w. Commerce ST.
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6-R.-Government Hill
$500 Cash-S4760

Corner lot: almost new bungalow. CO.
lonial front brick pillars. concrete porch.
six large rooms and breakfast room.
nice bath. gas and all conveniences. hot
water heater. draperies and shades with
house. double garage, back fenced and
cross-fenced.
SALES DEPT. CONFESS REALTY 90.
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0I. WELL MACHINERY

TWELVE COMPLETE ROTARY DRILL
ing rigs. all sizes secondhand pipe
and casing. at reduced prices. TEXAS
SUPPLY COMPANY. s0i6 Lorraine St,
Houston. Texas.
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MELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE

COLORED MEN AND WOMEN MAKE
big money during spare time selling
improved S.a-Strate. Wonderful new
liquid. absolutely straightens hair with
out hot combs Positively does not turn
hair red or brown but restores the nat
ursl color. making the hair n beautiful
black Everybody praises Sta-Strate.
Try IL and convince yourself. Price 81.
Pay pos man when he brings bottle with
agency proposition. order now. Sta-Strate
Corporation. Atlanta Ga.
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FURNISH & FURNISH
REAL ESTATE. INSURANCE
AND LOANS.
BEACON HILL -STUCCO

BEACON HILL -STUCCO
Practically new ninc-room. two
story home with lovely porchcs,
dining. room 15xl6. living room l6x
-, an unusual Kitchen. with coy
breakfast nook. lovely china cabi-
net, large pantry ironing board
Pttsburg heaters beautiful sun
y parlor I2x20 with cement floor
rear service porch. four mirror
door closets. glassed-ln sleeping
porch l2X2O. large bath room. large
attic downstairs has oak floors.
upstairs edgrain floqr5. padded
with felt. double GARAGE. servants
room with stationary tubs. the To-
cation is fine shown only by APP
pointment. Call W. c. Allen.
TREASURE HILL HOME
FOR HIGHLAND PARK LOTS
Five-room modern Bungalow ON
good corner lot priced Very low.
viii consider Highland Park lot or
lots in part payment for equity.
Ask Mr.. Foster.
CLOSE-1N- GOOD Buy
FRONTS on TWO STREETS
TwO-story brick veneer. can he
a. made To pay Handsomely nom
resident owner instructs Us to sell.
low price. easy terms. Call Mr..
S;edham.
FURNISH 4 FURNISH
sis-e5 Brad RIdg. or. 1894.
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VEHICLES AND HARNE

FOR SALE-BUGGIES AND
spring wagons, in good shape,
repairing for one year. HOG San RI
st. Phone Tr. 1854.
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LIVESTOCK
ES1tyCk


BEST ALL AROUND DONKEY
traveller, willing worker. good
small horse or mule. Will sell him
and harness for SIS. 40; Bigfoot
FINE BUNCH OF MILK GO.
All one-half to seventh-eights
burg and Nubion. ally fresh Wi
l,idds. offered at n bargain pric
and see them. i07 Bigfoot ST.
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Oil Lease Guadalupe County

100-acre lease. i've years 10 run, about
one mile from Rycade well. now drill
ing. $3.50 per acre: 100 acres Guadalupe
county, near Rycsde. IS per acre. p. l..
Crews. Real Estate and Loans. <7sG
Brady Bldg
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MONEY TO LOAN
There's a Reason
NEW SYSTEM LOANS

We win advance YOU ss5 and up for
any need on your AUTOMOBILE, CAT
TIE FURNITURE. PIANO. ETC.
WITHOUT REMOVAL. NO INDORSERS.
EASY terms to suit your conveRience.
CALL WRITE OR PHONE CIR. SIS
S..GOODMAN. MGR.
sos RUSSELL BLDG.
EIGHTEEN YEARS OF DEPENDABLE
LOAN SERVICE"
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POULTRY AND sUPPIIE

RID YOUR CHICKENS OF It'd
bluebugs by giving Jim Bol
Lice Killer in their drinking
guaranteed. Wagner Drug STORED
ANCONA COCKERELS. sid
strain, large turkey. gobble
Pleasanton Road. Tr. S2S5.
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BIRDS. DOGS. Pets

BLUE-EYED WHITE PERSIA1
tens. males and females.
months old, $3.50 and SIS. re
and collie, puppies. Nance-Jacks
Box 2fs ID. ". S6S9.
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SITUATION WANTED FEMALE
EDl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
srR,nis orFERmp.

FALSE TEETH CPLATES) REPAIRED
teeth replaced. mail pieces to US. guar
anteod 50 DR.. 4. g. Orfner and Asso-
ciates, cosy Mesa. II Psso. Tex.
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50 Acres Highland Park

32550 viii buy this beautiful subdivl-
sion tract. biggest bargain in the coun-
try, all in cultivation. fenced and water.
STERLING REALTY co.
Or 55f4 w. s5in.
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LAKEVIEW OWNER

| offers for sale or rent. three new four
and five-room bungalows. on car line
well built. finely finished. inside built
| in features. city water. electric lights
gas coming. 10 per cent down. 10 per
cent monthly; IL per cent off cash
price. j. IL Boggs. Eli Euiz. IT. Gs21
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statesmen WANTED

A REAL PROPOSITION FOR A LIVE
worker salesman with automobile ex-
perlence preferred. but not necessary.
Don't apply IL you are afraid of hard
work. see ". u. Harwood. care Robert
J.. Lee Hotel. San Antonio, between S
and IL o'clock Monday.
wANTED-THREE GOOD MEN WITH
cars for real estate business. Cr 5I9S
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DELIVERY SERVICE.

When the delivery Of your copv o. The
Light IL late or irregular you VIII do US
A favor by cernlsining.
rs,.nhor. Crockett l-ls before Z =. m.
an week days and before II a. m: m
SUNDAY mornings and a rarer Will be
sert vo-, nv enrci1l messenger.
TIr SAN ANTONIO LIGHT
CircuIatinn nartment
Crockett Is42.
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OIL. LEASES

FOR sALE-zEAsEs. ROYALTIES
and production, in Somerset, Miranda
and Luling oil fields. j.. Droomgoole, oil
operator. Patterson's law office. 5l5
Houston Bldg. Phone Tr. 1eS3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-21
FOR COLORED

SIS cash or car will make first pay
ment on good house; three rooms and
closed-in porch: large lot and good loca-
ton. Price under $1,000; bargain. Tr
1879
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-21

NICE MODERN 5-ROOM COTTAGE.
garage, paved street. reasonable rent
to good tenant. Ring Pruitt, Crockett
1898.
FOR SALE-SEvEN-R ROOM HOUSE ON
two lots. Laurel Heights subdivision,
l0l f. Woodlawn. corner Main Avenue,
$4,000. $4,000 cash. balance terms. Adj
dress p. q. Box 1904. St Petersburg. Fla.