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GENTLEMAN of discriminating taste, may
Obtain private room. tub and shower bath:
new downtown bachelor apartment. Main
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1912 EUCLID ST--Large. front rooms. 2nd
and ard floors. attractively furnished: twin
l,eds a m i re asonable Adams 92s3. Ia
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

WHITE LEGHORN BREEDING HENS. sin
gle comb Barron strain. j Poultry Farm
Silver Hill, Nd Anacostia, u. G.
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WANTED-SllBURE BOARD.
Young WOMAN desires room and board in
seml-ptivatc family in Clarendon Lyon
Village: state particulars: references OK.
changed Address Box 1887 Star office.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1870 Connecticut Ave. Apt. q.
3 rooms and hath SOS. See janitor or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

3 ROOMS AND BATH. NEW BJTIDING-
So 80 per month. 30"3 4th at. ne one
block FROM r /. ave. Resident manager.
DOWNTOWN--TWO LARGE SUNNY
rooms. kitcheuette and bath: three *
poslrcs. lanltor service. 334 goth st..
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pnIITRY AND EGGS.

PIGS Tor sale 20. S weeks old. 3aUu GO
ave Cleveland 3l63.
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PETWORTH. 7OS QUINCY ST.--Furnished
front room: use of kitchen: prefer an en-
Moved couDle: $50. Col. 4301 J.
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I15a CEAPTN ST. NW-One or two rooms ::
reasonable: garage available. Phehe 1oisih'
1,ia 104S-J evenings.
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r0s oond NW-One room ON second moo,
reyt 70 hath. close G. W. U. schools anu
/ ali denartments: car line at corner; rent
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134l RANDOLPH--3 outside r. b.. 2nd
Toor. family 3 adults: AM: telephone: pest
car service: garage optional. Adams 6154.
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WANTED-To board, at Elmwood Farm.
several children from :, to II years Old;
beautiful pleasant location; grammar and
high schools: bus transportation. Mrs.
Gartrell. Brookevile. Nd. Phone Ashton
2u-F=4. 1aa
"TOUCHWOOD." an ideal place for room and
board elevation 500 it,; running water;
good meals: rates reasonable. Phone low or
write Mrs. John Moreland Biuemont Va.
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,0I9 CT NE-Large front room. .na
%oor Tor counle or , gentlemen: conVenieiat
fo 5 car lines and bus; also garage to rent
yircol, 1904
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,9a4o "a AVE. first-fioor housekefping
2ooms large yard. h..w.b. porch. privsa de
eotrsnce: near fine schools: viii care 1ef
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NEAR 18th AND COL. RID. N.ws--Large
front room twin beds: in private family of
thpee; southern exposure: excellent meals if
desired. Columbia 3366-W 49,
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14IS NFWTON ST. EW-Two large rooms.
second floor private home: one north. one
south exposure: electricity: tine location.
phone Adams 1850 is"
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TABLE BOARD.
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COUNTRY ISOAKD

SOUTHERN STYLE
Can accommodate n few table hoorders;
private family: reasonable rates. Apt. %
Dlenhem Courts. 1910 Calf. ST. NV.
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SHERMAN. APT. 7O5. 18th and L SITS. nv
Refined business woman: no iignt nouseneei.
;rr priyiInves. available Oct. j references.
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= NJ. EWth 1T. NV.
Comfortable clean. rooms. separate en-
suite. rates. ~2o. $50 monthly: trausients;
hoard optional Pot. 1895.
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lMACOMB & CONN. AyE.--Attractive room
ter: will share home comtorts TO 'Tenneo
orIrl ClPNPlan0 1I2O.
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room affractiye colonial house: baths
second floor: continuous hot water: gentle
i,,nan. reasonable. lS.
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,140a I6th NW.--AttractIve front room,
three windows: phone; continuous hot
water: private residence: garage avaIasie'
sciinicn lncJflOn. ~
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Pos d NW.-Bachelor apt. seoond floor
adjoining bath. 80: single ROOMS 20
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500 18th ST Nw.-Seyeral single ro0nPs.
men rnM showers: all-night service. $50 mo-
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COIORED 13"2 I}ih ST. Nw.-Large.
bright. End floor front room. hot-water heat,
gas bath. reasonable.
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10Th ST. NW-Two beautifully iurnis in.a
rnan,s for one or two gentlemen; priTale
bath: garage: reasonable rent. ADDRESS soX
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ei10 10Th ST. NV lNEAR BuTMOREl-
Unusually attractive 2ndstory front corner
rooms kitchen. dinette. tiled bath. entrance
han: iantor service. Columbia 1888 TOT
apppiutnent
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water heat, electric light. instantaneous hot
water: use OF phone; $50: for gentleman
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WANTED refined couple Ia share private
bone . front rooms. FURNISHED, IN r.
An,oricapz Newton III.
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ZOO CONN. AvE.--No more convenient To-
cation in city: ] large front. suitable for
three gentlemen: ! smaller double: single;
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NEAR wARDMAN--3 STNsHINY ROOMS.
bath porch. unusual closets: gas electricity.
phone 500. Garage ii desired. Adams 13Aa.
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$40 SHEPHERD ST. W.-NIceiy furnlshsu
large front room and kitchen and bath. $50
DER month.
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v|SCOUNT CECIL T0
 DECIDE SHORTLY F
 RESIGNS, CABINET
SHARPLY DISAGREES WITH COL LEAGUES BRITISH POLICY so
 MAY QUIT

LONDON, Sept. '. (P)-Viscount Cecil will decide soon whether or not he will resign from the British Cabinet, as Chancellor of Duchy of Lanchester. Lord Cecil is said to have sharply disagreed with his col leagues as to the British policy adopt ed toward the limitation of Naval arm aments at Geneva. If he resigns, the League of Nations will loose power full friend. Lord Cecil and Prime Minister Baldwin will confer on h1s resignation, and definate news will be forthcoming this week.
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LEVINE IN FIST FIGHT
 ACCUSED BEING COWARD

PARIS, Sept. 7. (P-Charles A. Levine figured prominently in a fist fight. Levine was standing near the curb with Mabel Boll, Diamond Queen, when a man named Brock rushed up to him and accused him of being afraid to fly back over the ocean. Blows were immediately struck, Le- vine acquiring a black eye in the melee but was declared winner.
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DEMPSEY PRACTICINC HOW
 EVADE TUNNEY's LET

CHICAGO, Sept. '. (P-With the big fight only two weeks away, Jack Dempsey started practicing to evade the left jab which Tunney specializes in as a defense weapon. He went through seven rounds with sparring partners.
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CALIFORNIA WORLD WAR VETERANS ENTRA|N FRANCE

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. T. P- Eight hundred California World War Veterans will entrain Saturday, on the first leg of their long journey as mem bers of the second A. E. F., enroute this time to attend the annual conven- tion of the American Legion, in Paris.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-09-07

Sheaffers Lifetime fountain pens and pencils Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
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pENclL.wooD IN TURKEsTAN

SAMARKAND, Turkestan, Sept 7, {P1-Enough pencil-wood to over come illiteracy not only in Russia, but in the whole world has been dis covered in the Zaaminsk district in Turkestan, according to explorers just returned. There are said y De 10000 acres of "archa" forests, a timber suitable for ma 'ufa cture pencils.
 New York ice cream and vanilla at the Candy Cottage.
 Unless you have tried FRYES bA- BY BEEF you have not tried the pest
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When you think suits think Urbach.

Picture framing. Schallerer's AL aska Shop.
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Start the day right-order the best meat which is FRYES'S BABY BEEF.
The border vidette., 1927-08-20
UTAH VALLEY GAS AND COKE
COMPANY SOLD TO w. g..
FOSHAY COMPANY

A contract has been signed for
the sale of gas properties of the
Utah Valley Gas and Coke Com.
pany located at Provo, county
seat of Utah County. about so
miles southeast of Salt Lake
City, to w. B. Foshay Company.
Provo is the third largest city
in Utah and located on the lines
OF the Union Pacific, Denver and
Rio Grande Western Railways
and Salt Lake Western Electric
System. 1t is the center of the
financial and industrial activities
of the county. Gas is distribut.
ed to the towns Of Springerville
and Spanish Fork, also located
in Utah County.
Ofthe 10000 population of the
county served with gas from the
Provo plant, approximately 25,.
600 are divided among the three
towns. Situated in fertile val
ley and with good irrigation and
transportation facilities, the in.
habitants Of those towns are
largely engaged in farming as
well as cattle raising, mining
and manufacturing. There are
20 factories in this district, in.
cluding beet sugar plants, wool.
en- mills, flour mills. GINNING
factories and steel mills. 1925
Government statistics give a
total of Us, 907, ,602 worth of ore
mined tn Utah County, farm pro.
perties valued at $26, ,7O8, ,42O,
and manufactures of the State
approximate a total of three
quarters of a billion dollars.
This property for the present
will be operated and managed by
the w. B. FoshaY Company.
The border vidette., 1927-08-20

Canyon. After enjoying a visit
in California with their mother
Mrs. Judson and son will return
East, and Mrs. Tiedemann will
return to her home in Nogales.
Major General Ernest Kinds,
commanding officer of the Eight
Corps Area. U. S. A., who spent
Saturday and Sunday ir No
gales. visiting the Citizens Mill
tary Training Camp now in a
months training at Camp Ste
phen D. Little. departed Mon
day morning for Fort Sam Hous
ton. Texas. Sunday General
Kinds was the guest of honor
at a G. M. T. G.. picnic held at
the Circle z ranch and after re
viewing the Citizens Military
Training Camp Monday morn
ing.
Manuel Barbachano, brother
of Reuben Barbachano, mana
ger of the Foreign Club, accom-
panied by M. Escobeda and Juan
Ortiz, are spending a few days
in ambos Nogales from San
Diego, where they stand high
in financial circles. Mr.. Esco-
beda, rated as a millionaire, is
the financial head of the Foreign
Club, owning number of
places of amusement in Lower
California and Sonora, Mexico.
The gentlemen made the cross.
country trip from San Diego 10
Mr.. Escobeda's high power car.
The border vidette., 1927-08-20
SAMMY BROWN HAS BIRTHDAY
PARTY

A delightful party honoring
little Sammy Brown on his ninth
birthday anniversary, was given
Monday afternoon, August 18th,
at the pleasant home of the
lads parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Brown on Noon street, where
abouts dozen of Master Sammy's 5
playmates gathered to wish him
health, wealth and happiness.
The house was beautifully de.
corated in colors of canary yell
low and orange, the walls being
adorned with black paper cats
and laughing moon with stars.
The candles on the wonderful
birthday cake were lighted at 4
o'clock, when delicious refresh
ments were served consisting Of
ice cream, cake, fruit. punch,
etc, etc., and a merry time was
enjoyed by Sammy and his little
friends until 6 O'clock.
The happy children attending
Sammy's birthday party were.
Misses Bernice Pryce, Lucille
Tally, Lillian Owens, and ELL.
cen Self; Masters Harold Owens,
Donald Owens. Charles Jones,
Robert Tally, Lewis Pryce, Ro
bert Lowe, Sammy Brown.
All pronounced Sammy's party
"a big success.
The border vidette., 1927-08-20
FINE BACKING GIVEN ARMisTICE
PROGRAM
Thursdays Herald)

That the officers of the Arizona
National Guard now in two en-.
campments at Fort Huachuca
will give unlimited support and
endorsement to the proposed in
ternational civil military Armis
tice Day celebration here Novem
Der 11.12.13. an all state affair.
is the statement made by Ed. J.
Reeves. captain and commander
of Company A of this city.
Capt. Reeves. also commander
of the Ridge Igo Post of the
American Legion here, says that
in comforting with fellow guard
officers relative to the planned
all state Armistice Day celebra
ton here that he has received
full support of these men, most
of them officers of Legion posts
over the state, and that be has
received the unanimous support
and promise that Nogales will
be the Mecca of Legion men on
the dates set for the celebration
and Mardi Gras.
The tentative plans so far
drawn up by the chambers OF
commerce of both Nogales, So
nora and Arizona, call for an
allegorical parade, field day,
Mardi Gras and combined activi
ties of military of the United
States and of Mexico.
Requests have already been
forwarded Washington and Mex
leo City asking state department
permission for the passing OF
Troops over into Mexico and the
Mexican troops into the United
States. This event, if granted,
would be the first case where
such action was granted. 10 the
past celebrations efforts have
been made to obtain such permis
sion but action was delayed and
not sufficient time given to ge,
the petition passed by the two
national capitals. This yea,
much time is being devoted tc
the celebration and, according
to J. B. Bristol, secretary of the
chamber of commerce, the re
quest for troop movements be
! tween the two countries is quite
probable.
To further increase state in
terest in the Armistlce Day
celebration the two chambers ot
commerce are arranging for the
presence here of high officials o.
The border vidette., 1927-08-20

both Sonora and Arizona and let.
ters are going forward to Gov.
ernor Alejo Bay, governor Of So
nora, Gen. Fausto Topete, gov.
eruor elect; Sr. A. Cubillas, trea.
surer and others. Gen. Pablo
Macias will take an active part
in the celebration. Ia Arizona
those who will be Invited are
Governor Hunt and staff and all
Legion posts as we'll as officials
OF chambers Of commerce.
The border vidette., 1927-08-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Superior Court of San
ia Cruz County, State of Arizona
Estate of Catherine T.. Monroe,
sometimes known as Catherine
T. Monro, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the
~ undersigned Administrator
With the Will Annexed of the
estate of Catherine T. Monroe
sometimes known as Catherine
II. Monro, deceased, to the credi.
tors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them, with the neces
sary vouchers, within four months
The border vidette., 1927-08-20
;. A. PIERCE PRAISES COUNTY

In recent letter addressed to
j. B. Bristol, Secretary of the
Nogales Chamber of Commerce,
Former State Senator G. A.
Pierce of Patagonia, says: Z
Mr.. Bristol, Secretary,
Nogales Chamber of Commerce.
Dear Mr.. BRISTOL
Recently returned from trip
thru the Great Lakes, Quebec,
Canada, New York, Washington,
and home. Gene about five weeks
and covered about 540O miles.
This gives one a broader view
point upon home territory.
Understand that the county is
going to inaugurate a Publicity
Campaign. There is a great deal
that can be done along those
lines. Personally I do not be-
lieve that our own home folks"
realize what we have-for in.
stance.
/ left Patagonia this morning
to attend to some work at the
mine. In Patagonia [ saw two
cars of ore being loaded and one
car of lumber being unloaded.
On the way to the mine I passed
four large trucks loaded with
equipment for a property just
starting. / passed two large
freight outfits hauling ore into
town. Things looked pretty
lively for a small camp. and re-
marked about it upon my return
to town. The reply was that
the town is very quite. and in
the next few minutes | was ask
ed if | knew about the mill that
was going up upon property in
Squaw Gulch and that the new
road had been completed into
that area. This road opens up
an entirely new district for wag.
on and truck haul That even.
ing at the hotel | met the Chief
Engineer for one of the largest
mining companies operating in
Sonora; he was making an exa.
mination of two properties. His
viewpoint was" with the start.
ing of a lead smelter at Douglas
which is right at your door and
with the Smelling Company pur.
chasing mixed sulphide ores, it
looks to me as if there are some
excellent opportunities j US t.
opening in your camp. All Of
which I considered most interest
ing and carrying a great deal of
weight as it came from one of
the most conservative mining
engineers in the game.
This was just one days expert.
ence but coming upon my re-
turn from quite trip outside"
it made an impression, which l
am passing on to you, with the
comment, THAT THERE is
PLENTY TO ADVERTISE IN
OUR COUNTY IF WE JUST
GET THE FACTS AND PRE-.
SENT THEM IN AN INTER-,
ESTING MANNER.
Yours for bigger things,
G. A. PIERCE"
The border vidette., 1927-08-20
AUGUST 20, 1927
LOCAL NEWS.

Tom Doyle has returned from
business trip to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Jimmie johnson has gone
to Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, to
visit her mother for month.
w. E. Jackson. manager of
the Bowman hotel, has gone to
Los Angeles on vacation trip.
B. Mayer, merchant prince of
Benson, is here on business for
his big Wholesale and retail es.
adjustment.
Members of the Nogales Ro.
tary club met yesterday noon at
the Cave club for the regular
| weekly luncheon.
Members of the local lodge of
the Knights of Pythias, met
Wednesday night in regular
weekly session.
w. Fl. Pinkerton, former resi-
dent of this cily, now of Tucson
where be engages in the insur
ance business, is a border city
visitor, transacting business.
Mrs. Josephine A. Saxon and
daughter Mrs. Josephine Smith,
returned home Tuesday from an
extended vacation at Ocean Park
AL. A.Castenada, proprietor Of
the Model Shoe Store. bas re
turned from a purchasing trip to
Los Angeles aud San Francisco.
J. Bernard French of the El
Tajo mines near Poza, Sonora,
Mexico, returned Monday from
Los Angeles where be went on
business.
H. R. Sisk, publisher of the
Nogales Daily Herald, has re
turned from the Arizona Nation
al Guard encampment at Fort
Huachuca.
G. V. Chalk, assistant chief
engineer of the Southern Pacific
of Mexico, has been a Nogales
visitor this week from Empalme,
Sonora, Mexico.
Jack Egan, manager of Wells
Fargo Express in Mexico, with
headquarters in this city. has
returned from a visit in Califor.
MIA with his wife and sons.
Under Sheriff Pat Patterson
returned Tuesday from Flor
ence, where he went Monday
with a prisoner recently con
victed on the charge of robbery.
Herbert M. Clagett, manager,
of Roy & Titcomb's great lum
Der mills near Nynarit. Mexico,
after. spending few weeks here
with his family, has returned to
the south land.
Gus Wild, from San Diego, is
official night mixer" at the
Foreign Club cabaret. Gus is
an experienced entertainer on
the international border. He'll
meet you with a smile"
w. T. Roath, member of the
board of supervisors of Santa
Cruz county, was a cbunty seat
visitor the forepart of the week,
from his home near Elgin, where
be has resided many years.
Chas. w. Phillips from the old
Durazno gold camp situated on
Joe Wise's Arizona ranch in So
nora, Mexico, has been border
city business visitor this week.
He stopped at the Hotel Brick.
wood.
VIM. Rosenb berg. of the Rosen
berg Machinery company of
Phoenix, has been border city
business visitor this week several
days. He is interested financially
in growing tomatoes at Bamoa,
Mexico.
Frank Holt, football coach for
the>ensuing year at the Nogales
High school, wants to meet all
candidates for the football squad
this fall at the gymnasium on
Monday, August 29th at $50.
Boys, don't fail to be among
those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Greason
and daughter have returned
from an auto trip to the Grand
Canyon and other points in
northern Arizona. They were
gone two weeks. Ralph is back
on the job at The First National
Bank Of NogaleS.
Fire of unknown origin, early
The border vidette., 1927-08-20
after the first publication of this

after the first publication of this
notice to the said administrator at
the Office of Duffy & Robins. in
the Herald Building, Nogales.
Arizona, the same being the
place for the transaction of the
business of said estate. in said
County of Santa Cruz.
FRANK J. DUFFY,
Administrator with the Will
Annexed of Catherine T.
Monroe, deceased.
Dated Nogales, this 10th day
of August, 1927. (8-2O-5t.)
The border vidette., 1927-08-20

Yuma-First bale of cotton
brings 28 cents a pound.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-08
spEclAl MAsTFR,s SAFE

BY virtue of Decree of Sale en-
tered in the Court of Chancery on the
10th day of January, nineteen hundred
and twenty in the case whore
IN William A. Patterson and Laura V.
Patterson are compliments and John
g Patterson. Sr., Lena Patterson,
William a. Patterson, End, Anna f.
Patterson. Jr.. Carrie NJ. Patterson
and Rebecca Patterson are defendants,
which decree was directed TO Emerson
Richards, Special Master of the
Court OF Chanccry. ] will expose to
sale at public vendue on Thursday,
August 4th. 1927, at two O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day Cone o'clock
Eastern Standard time) in the Court
Room. on the 9TH floor, Guarantee
Trust Building, in the City of Atlantic
City, County of Atlantic and State of
New Jersey, all that certain lot or
piece OF land and premises situate in
the CITY OF Atlantic City, County of
Atlantic and State of New Jersey, and
described as follows:
at lIneo'tiiiiiig IN ihe Nortneriy Inc OF
infersected nv the East line Of E,rnnte9
nae Avenue formerly VickshIrp Ave-
nue); thence. North along tho I,ss
line of Fronfenac Avenue. ninetv-one
(911 feet: thence Ilast naraiini usith
tIaufic A1rapuo . fo,,x, f1ot go
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-08
Tell The Mainland Your Wants Through These c.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Meyers
and son-in-law, Carl Falkcnberg'
of Germantown, Pa, motored down
Saturday to spend few days with
Mrs. Meyers cousin, MIS-. a. M.
Dick, Of Zion road. They returned
to their homes this morning. Mrs.
FaIkenberg and children, Blya and
Carla, who have been the guests
of Mrs. Dick for the past ten days,
accompanied them home.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-08

schools, or to such pieces at 3nch
time or times and in suc': quantllle 81
as shah be directed by said Boarq q
f.ducation, as follows: Ave hundred I,a
and fifty (55o) tons Of arthraIclte re-
s. Time specified above for receipt u
proposals is daylight saving tlm ,s;t, cd
Samples of coal shall be ss;hmlt.tea
TO and approved by the Board before
the contract is awarded i,,,iod I bv , cep-
lifted check to the order of Carrie !
smith, secretary in the e. sum I'M OF d,,, si
of the envelope containing the pro-
posal.
The successful bidder shall be re
uuired to furnish a surety bond Win
such Surety Company as shall be sat,
isfactory to the Board in a sum equal
to lG0go of the contract price, ana 70
enter into a contract for the iurnlsll-
ing of and delivering of said coal sat
isiactoriiy to the Solicitor OF the
Board. The Board reserves The right
to reject any or all bids:
CARRIE J. SMITH,
Af50 SECRETARY.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-07-08

PROPOSAL
Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board OF Education of Egg Hsr-
bor Township. at Bargaintown Han.
Bargaintown. N. j.. on Thursday. July
7th. 1927. at $50 O'Clock in the even
ing. for the furnishing to the various
schools of the Township at such times
and in such quantities as the Board
of Education shall direct OF
lbs Tons Stove Coal
Is Tons Nut Coal.
The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved.
BY order of the Board of Education
of Egg Harbor Township.
JAMES b. BROWN.
w44 District Clerk.