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AuToMoe,L,sTs TAKE. NOTICE
Wednesdays Herald)

"A strict patrol of the high.
ways leading from Nogales will
be maintained in the FUTURE" it
was announced this morning by
Harold Brown, sheriff of Santa
Cruz county. Speeding and
drunken driving laws are to be
watched closely by the road pa
troll officer and arrests will be
made regardless of who the law.
breakers are. With the pur.
chase of the new police special
motorcycle by the county su.
pervisors for the sheriff's depart.
ment, we can start the new year
with efficient equipment to en-
force the law and make the high
ways safe," the sheriff said.
In speaking of the road con
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lows: Beginning at the south
quarter corner of said section 9.
thence north 89.46 west along
the south side of said section 9,
$40 feet to q point; thence north
0.02 west AL feet to point;
thence south $3.50 west a dis.
tance of 91.5 feet to a point;
thence north 55.26 east 465 feet
to point; thence north 81 81
west 465 feet to a point; thence
north O.02 west 242.5 feet. more
or less, to intersect the north
side of the southeast quarter OF
the southwest quarter of said
section 9; thence south SO. 46 east
1928 feet, more or less, along
the north line of said quarter
section to the northeast corner
of the southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of said section
9, containing 102.3l acres, more
or less. Also, that portion of
said section 9 described as fol.
lows: Beginning at the north
corner of the incinerator ground
of the town (now city, of No
gales land described as above as
the point at the end of the course
north 81. "a west 465 feet) thence
north O.O2 west 1914 feet to q
point; thence south 55.26 west
(parallel to the northwest side OF
said incinerator ground) 363. 81
feet to point; thence south
34.34 east 100 feet to intersect
the northwest side of said incin.
orator ground; thence north IS. .26
east along said incinerator
ground 3l5 feet, more or less, to
the place of beginning, being q
strip of land 100 feet wide lying
adjacent to the northwest side Of
the said incinerator ground Of
the town (now city, OF Nogales,
Arizona, containing approximate.
ly 0.8 acres, and located in the
southeast quarter of the south.
west quarter of section 9, town.
ship "a, S. r. IA east, G. & S.
r. B. & n.
Also, northwest quarter Of sec.
ton fifteen (15) and southwest
quarter of section ten (1O), town
ship "a, south of Range IA east.
HGila and Salt River Meridian,
Arizona, containing three hum
dred and twenty 1920 acres and
being the same land described in
patent No. 6312O1, of date May
"a, 1918, and of record in the Of
fee of the County Recorder Of
Santa Cruz county. Arizona. in
book volume 10, Deeds of Real
Estate, at page 370.
Also, the southwest quarter OF
the northeast quarter, the north
west quarter of the southeast
quarter, the northeast quarter OF
the south west quarter. and the
southeast quarter of the north
west quarter of section II in
township "a. south of Range IA
east of the Gila and Salt River
Meridian, Arizona, containing
one hundred sixty (160) acres.
Terms of sale: Cash bids must
be in writing and delivered to
said guardian at Roy & Titcomb's
on or before the date of sale.
LOUIS HUDGIN,
Guardian of the estate of Louis
Osborne Hudgin. Walter Joseph
Hudgin and Alfred Armstrong
Hudgin, minors.
Dated December 28th, 1927.
IL 81, st.
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JANUARY z. 1928
LOCAL NEWS.

Dan Cole, manager of The Az
tee, has gone to Texas on q
business trip.
DR.. John G. Burton of Hermo.
silla, is an arrival in the city,
guest at the Montezuma.
A meeting of the Pythian Sis
ters was held Monday night at
the Castle hall in Morley avenue.
Mrs. AL. Sands, who has been
visiting her mother in the state
of Washington, is on her way
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William 81. Da.
vey have returned from Los An.
geles. where they spent the
holidays.
E.. E. Oliver, a we'll known
business man of Culiacan, Sina
loa, Mexico, is guest at the
Montezuma.
Mrs. "A. E. Saxon bas been i'll
this week at her home in Paja
rito street, to the regret of her
many friends.
w. H. Richardson. from Es.
peranza, Sonora. Mexico, is a
border city visitor, stopping at
lthe Montezuma.
Long trains Of empty cars are
going south for use in moving
the great crop of West Coast of
Mexico vegetables.
The regular weekly luncheon
meeting of the Nogales Hirams
club was held Wednesday noon
at the Masonic hall.
Mr.. John Moy, editor of the
Tombstone Epitaph, accomanied
by his wife spent the New Year
with friends in Nogales.
Frank B. Carroon, we'll known
local undertaken, has been on
the sick list this week at his
home ia Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hines,
former residents of, Nogales,
now of Tucson. enjoyed New
Years with friends on the bor-
der.
DR.. Fits and daughter motor.
Fe1 to Phoenix Monday. where
Miss Edith entered the Gregg
Shorthand Business college tor
girls.
Bryan and John Akers of the
Arizona Gazette, Phoenix, were
visitors in Nogales over New
Years. They returned Monday
to Phoenix.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. O'Neill of
Douglas. were among the many
weekend visitors on the border.
They like Nogales and our won
derful winter climate.
Attorney General John Muir.
ply of Arizona, spent the New
Years in Nogales, being accom-.
panied by q party of friends who
motored down from Phoenix.
John M. Hughes, proprietor of
The Cave and Concordia Cafe,
has been on the sick list this
| week, being confined to his
apartments at the Hotel Evans.
Alvin E. Moore has resigned
his position with the local immi-
grafton service to accept q posi-.
tion in the United States con.
sul's Office at Guaymas, Sonora,
| Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Sanders
| motored to Tucson on Sunday
with their daughter, Miss Doro.
thy, who spent the holidays here
from Ell Paso. where she is at
tending school.
Esther Cooke, well known ar.
tist of Boston, Mass, has arriv
ed in Nogales. being attracted to
this city by the national adver.
tising of the Nogales Wonder.
land Club, Inc.
Major Sam Rotge, head Of the
American Red Cross in this dis
trict, with headquarters at Camp
Stephen D. Little, has returned
from Red Cross business trip
to Fort Huachuca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Schleimer
and little child have returned to
San Diego, Cali. after spending
the holidays in Noga!es with the
lady's father. John G. Glissan of
the city police force.
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NooALEs HAS HIGH GRADE MILK

Effective January 1st, ell dair.
les delivering milk have been
compelled by city ordinance to
mark their milk according to the
grade. These marks will be
foundson the caps in each bottle.
The milk will bear 8 grades.
A, B and G. The grade A being
the highest raw milk on the
market.
According to Dr.. P. D. Cla
gett. assistant city health officer
in charge of this work. the No
gales dairymen have all worked
hard to qualify their milk and
are to be congratulated for their
splendid results. Nogales now
has milk equal to that of any
other city in the United States
complying with all government
and state regulations, the health
officers state.
The following is a list of the
dairies and the grade of their
milk:
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=. : -
M. B.. Hamlin
The Monte Carlo Dairy.
San Antonio Farm
e. w. knight lsold by Dalton)
A. G.. Dalton
Santo Nino Farm.
Bernard Rongard
r. Lopez ~
Alex Yslas
B & R Dairy lBousinger) Mar.
icopa
Morales & Son
r. Bejarano
G .S
Bousinger Willow Bend Farm
George Fernandez
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Adjutant General Charles Har.
ris of the Arizona National
Guard, Captain Maloney and the
Misses Diets and Rediwell, from
Phoenix, were New Year guests
at the home of Captain Edward
j. Reeves. this city. The party
returned to Phoenix Tuesday,
being accompanied by Mrs. Rec
YES, who went to enjoy few
days visit with General Harris
and family.
w. J. Mitchell, we'll known
mining engineer. has, returned
to the Placeritos mines situated
thirty miles west of Hermoslllo,
Sonora, owned by Mr.. Mitchell
and Writ G. Bowman and asso
ciates of San Diego. Mich"
came to spend the holidays with
his family and friends. Report
ed the mine looking good and
predicted big production of sill
ver-lead during 1928.
w. E. Karns, wife and child
ren, who with his mother. Mrs.
F. B. Karns, and brother Robert.
spent the holidays here with
Mayor and Mrs. Harry J. Karns,
departed for Los Angeles Wed
nesday. Friends here of the
Karns boys. brothers of the
city mayor and Charley Karns,
will be pleased to learn that
they are making good on the
coast, where they are connected
with a big motor concern.
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W. r. BLANTON
County Judge.
10 do COrrs1ft- ETCTfrI.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Notice is hereby given that the Board
Of School Commissioners of the city of
Indianapolis, Ind. will until the hour of
10 O'Clock a. m. Thursday. Nav 3. 1928
receive sealed bids for the erection. con-
Strucrlon and completion Of an audi
forum and gymnasium building at the
Arsenal Technical Schoo s. located at
1900 E. Michigan St. Indianapolis Ind.
~ accordance, with plans and specifca-
tlons prepared by Vonnegut. Bohp &
Mueller. architects. 6lO Indiana Trust
AT the same time ana place bids viii
be received Tor heating and ventilatiug
pumping and sewerage. electric wiring
end fixtures, all in accordance with plans
and specifications prepared bv J. N. Rotz
Engineering Company. engineerS 7O4
No chants Bank building. Indianapolis
Copies Of plans and specifications nav
be procured. by contractors desiring to
bid. from the architects and engineers
the return, in good condition., of the
plans and specifications to the office Of
SaId architects or engineers.
following separately.
tal General construction
tbi Heating and ventilatiug
tCi Plumbing anG sewer work
~ Electrical wiring and fixtures
Bladers may q so. IN addition to the
the above IN a combination Did.
All proposals must be made on blank
form No. 9e prescribed by the Indiana
state Board OF Accounts. Said blanks
may be procured at the offices OF The
board. $50 N. Meridian St. Indianapolis.
PROP0SAIS MUST BE ACCOMPANIED
BY A CERTIFIED CHECK drawn paw
able 20 the Board Of School Commission
ers OF the city OF Indianapolis. on an IN
ClanapohS bank or trust company. or bv
Kew York. Chicago or indianapolis ex-
change for three ~ per cent Of the
maximum bid.
In case bidder whose bid shall be ac-
cepted shall not within five 81 days aft
er notice Of such acceptance perform his
bld by, entering into a written contract
with the board, to perform the work in
accordance with the plans and Specifica-
lions. and within that time secure the
performance Of his contract BY a surety
bond, with surety or sureties TO the APP
proval of the board his certified check
or graft and the proceeds thereof shall
the board as liqudated damages agreed
upon Tor such failure, 10 being impossible
to estimate the amount Of damage such
laAure would occasion to the board
Each proposal shall be in a separate
sealed enve ope with writing thereon
plainly indicating the character of the
Work TO which the bid relates as for
example Bid fer General Construction.
A. 4. S. Auditorium and Gymnasium"
The right Is reserved by the board to
reject any or all proposals and to refrain
from accepting OF rejecting proposals for
not more than thirty t30t DAYS
OF TIE CITY or INDIANAPOLIS
BY ALBERT F. WALSMAN.
Business Director
indianapolis Ind. April 10 1923
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Legal Notices

that the above named Administrator was
duly appointed and has proceeded with
the said administration until it is now
ready to be closed; that on the 4th day
Of April A. d. 1928, a petition was filed
in said cause by one Maggie M. Hayes Of
2449 Northwest Capitol ST.. indianapolis.
Indiana. alleging and claiming to be the
sister and sole surviving heir of the said
Harry Hayes. deceased: that proof was
had and taken by the Court on said pc
titiOn. and being satisfied that said pc
tition was true. the Court did on the 4th
Gay CT April, A. d. 1928, make and enter
its order decreeing that said Maggie M.
HAYES is the sister and sole surviving
heir of said Harry Hayes. deceased. and
is entitled to have said Estate distributed
to her by said Administrator according
TO law.
THEREFORE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
said Administrator will make distribu
ton to the said Maggie NJ. Hayes on o.
after June 18th, A. d. 1928. unless good
cause be shown to the contrary.
This notice to be published once each
week for four consecutive weeks in The
indianapolis Daily Times. indianapolis,
WITNEss MY HAND and the seal Of
the County Judge. this 10th day OF April
A. D. 1928
&c. J. SEAL w. T. BLANTON
County Judge
la rio
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ESTERLINE WITHDRAWS
Drops Out of Representative Race
to Support Others.

Holding that Sufficient number
of satisfactory candidates" have
fled their candidates. for the Re
publican nomination for State Rep
resentative from Marion County,
Merrill B. Esterline today withdrew
his name from the ticket
Esterline said he would support
whatever candidates may be in
dorsed by the City Manager
| League"
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500 CASH

1923 Lawton St: 5-room bungalow.
complete bath. window shades. linoeum,
garage. cement porch; paved street. Price
SO 500. No Barrett. N J. FOX Main
6755: evenings. HUI. 1853.
5-room bungalows. s24.50 to 500 So on
easy terms. Take English Ave. car to
Grant. located opposite Christian PARK
SAMPLE. 1899 English Ave. Dr. 1884 or
Ma SnT1
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Barter and SWop

TO TRADE-Vacant lot. 27O5 N Olney St.
for enclosed chr Write w. II Bloom l24
S Race St. Ur5ana. III.
DIAMOND RING for Guinea pigs. Write L.
4. l34 Columbus. Ind.
$500 equity in semi -mod. hse. for good used
car. Ina. 1928 Churchman.
PAINTING-In exchange for good rsed
car. Established 1898 Ma. 0326
ICE BOX-New range for cleo sewing
machine. What have you? Ii 7795
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COME OUT SUNDAY

KEYSTONE AND BOTH STREET
Offering dandy fve-room bungalows,
bath furnace electric lights: only S4251.
Small down payment. balance monthly
like rent Let your rent buy your nome
Salesman ON ground between and 5
D. m CRUISE REALTY COMPANY,
PeaItor Main 6240
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Houses for Sale
NAME YOUR OWN
DOWN PAYMENT

On this 5-room bungalow, we'll located,
southeast near Christian Park. Has cleo
trio lights. full basement and garage. Will
accept lot car or radio as down payment.
Balance l per cent monthly A real buy
at S2.950 Call owner. WAYNE HARRY
MAN Ir 2910
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Musical Instruments

PHCNOGRAPH-P Portable Carryola. Al
c0nd.. lots Of records. $40 Call or see
FERGUSON. Ohio Hotel. between $50
and 1850 D. ~. Ma. 6448.
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$4,000 cash and 500 per month; 4
rooms and room for bath; garage.
squares to College Ave. and 46th st. bus
line. 1923 Baltimore Ave. House only &
wears old. w. l.. BRIDGES, Main l2li;
evenings 21g9
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rooms. semi-modern; 1908 Z. Michi
in value as a business location. Can be
bought cheap and on very easy payments.
MR.. KEPLING. Main 1914; eve, Cherry
4l2Q-W
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Storage and Transfer
OTTO j SuESZ

Packing hauling. storage, Low rates on
Special rates on return loads. Main 1888
Rilev 1928 Oh. 4579-O699-W.
TRANSFER-Coal feed, gen. hauling. n2l
E. 64th w. E. Rodocker. Wa. 4433.
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A BARGAIN

rooms. semi-modern, 1908 e Michi-
gan. 4 good comfortable cottage. growing
bought cheap and on very easy payments.
MR.. KEEPING. Main 1874; eve, Cherry
FOR SALE OR RENT-l4 mi southeast,
in Brookfield. Ind; ! acre, good 5-rm.
hse., out-buildings. fruit and shade.
Train and traction service; not far from
Mich. Rd. Easy terms. owner, c. NJ.
electric lights. gas. near schools,
churches, stores oSe in. owner needs
larger house. says sell quick at low price
time LAWRENCE J. SEXTON. REAL
TOR, Ma 0l5l. Try. 06l6-J.
ENGLISH AVE. 1l46-4t-room cottage; gas.
sRrubbery s Viii sa bargain aS'i price
DEN $50 +. wasRinston. Ma 5o72
WALLACE. 32l Modern. 2-story.
hardwood floors down. bulletin features;
full basement; gar; side-drive: $4,000
cash bal. monthly II. 1880
ROOMS Inside toilet, full basement,
81. 900. Take equity in lot. car or cash as
down payment. owner, II. 2295.
3-ROOM HOUSE-$64O ana up 4-room
houses EASY Z s'Yz2 TERMS ER5 sp ARRANGED
L. G. BRIGHpMIRE co. Ii. 1910.
-STORY-Suburban modern rooms
down: provision for rooms up. Take
lot. car or cash as down payment. owner.
II. 2295.
BY OWNER-4-room, modern bungalow,
built-in features; large lot: garage.
shrubbery fruit trees. Ideal for old or
Young couple. 1927 Conan Ave. DR.. 2027-M
GROOM Bungalow; 33rd west Of Chris
tian: value So 900; 81 500 cash balance
with Building and Loan. Box G. "a Times.
WASH PLACE-Smau house. lots 100
#. front. 200 IT. de2p gar. chicken
house, driven well. all fenced. II. 0760
BROOKSIDE AVE. 2326-8-room modern,
suitable for single or duplex. owner Will
sacrifice for $1,000 Tai. 6567
$40 MONTH Buys a pretty 5-room bum
galow in Irvington, from owner. Call
Mr.. Baumgart. Ri. 564l. week DAYS.
CHEAP-5-RM. HOUSE. Barn and chicken
house: $3.50: at Greenfield, Ind Inquire,
1919 Shelby. INDIANAPOLIS.
ADDISON ST.-Splen 6-rm. mod home:
ga; s4,25o; $1,l50 eva. owner, Be. 22l3-R
PAYING Investment: east. small. mod.
double; gar. nice yd. owner Ri 47A9.
10TH. Il. 2601-5-room modern. full base
ment. Pear garage bargain.
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FOR SALE OR RENT-l4 mi. southeast.
in Brooktield., Ind. acre, good 5-rm.
hse., out-buildings. fruit and shade.
Train and traction service; not far from
Mich. Rd. Easy terms owner C.. NJ.
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Farms for Sale
Lots for Sale
Building and Contracting

WITHOUT A CASH
payment we will build to your ideas and
plans on your vacant lot if it is half or
fully paid for. For a small cash pay
ment or your semi-modern house in trade
We will buy and build on the lot you
select PAYABLE on easy terms
F. J. VIEHMANN CO. Realtors. Builders.
142 N. Delaware st.
Riley 2840. Residence. Irv. 1922.
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Business Opportunities

Ill HEALTH FORCES ME TO SACRIFICE
A PROFITABLE BUSINESS ARTICLE IN
CONSTANT DEMAND THIS OPPOR-
TUNIIY is SELDOM OFFERED. IN
VESTIGATE. BOX 300. TIMES
SMALL SANDWICH SHOP-Big bargain.
ideal for man. wife. $50 buys fixtures
stock and rent to May l. Call at 3l7
y" Market St, Indianapolis, Indiana.
MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK VARIETY
store. come out and make an offer. Don't
come unless YOU mean business and ready
TO ouy. 30O8 p Gotta on BrooNside car-line.
WANTED Tor restaurant business.
Must be experienced. Box c 3l9 Times.
LUNCHROOM-Fo sale or trade Doing
good business. 1929 f. Wash. Oh. 66l9.
MILLINERY STORE-Close in. Have been
IN same locatn. WIS. Retiring Trims. c 345
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Situations Wanted Female

COLORED GIRL r. General housework.
Cooking: no laundry; exp. Ri 1909.
EXP, FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS - Work
to take home He. 3645
RELIABLE-Co ored girl wants halliday
work 4 days n week. Ii. 1921.
RELIABLE-Woman; day work; steady
,rl.n nrrnnrinncah He 1913
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1636 GINIRER ST

A good little 4-room bungalow nice
location, improved street and walks. No
Barrett. Will consider a light delivery
car as down payment Chevrolee PIE
ferred For information call MR.. RICH
ARDSON, Ii. 1920 evenings Dr.. 1887,
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HOTEL PURITAN

has a few desirable rooms at SIS per week
single or Sc double; rooms with private
bath at So Telephone Lincoln 1928 or
Ave
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Radio EquiDn1ent

RADIO sets and speakers all makes re-
paired and serviced Cummings Bros
Radio Co. "a w. Ohio st. Ii. 1856
WORLD'S-Record Super. Cabinet tubes
loop. Cheap for quick sale. 1924 W.. 2lst.
Super. Cabinet. tubes.
CONSOLE CABINET-With speaker; $45.
Ia 0l78
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Automobiles for Sale

1864 Ford Tudor. 1928
15O8-'24 Ford Coupe ...,..... 1875
1431-'25 Ford Coupe .......... $50
1923 Hudson Sedan....... 275
1868 Hudson Coupe ........ 135
1126-'24 Hudson Speedster 49,. 300
1874 Jewett Coupe ........ $50
1922 Nash Touring ....... $50
323-'25 Overland Sedan ...... 500
894-'23 Nash Touring. ....... IT'S
1022-'23 Nash Touring ........ ITS
1235-'24 Chalmers Brougham. 295
14O4-'25 Essex Coach ......... 275
1626-'24 Chevrolet Touring .... GO
1876 Overland Six Coach. 375
1922 Buick Six Coupe. ..... 225
1922 Nash Six Touring ... 125
142O-'24 Studebaker Touring 285
1416 pa Ford Sedan. ......... 65
1851 Studebaker Touring rs
1600-'22 Nash Four Carriole . So
1472-'24 Overland Touring &C.. 65
1O9O-'23 Studebaker Roadster $50
1O17-'24 Dodge Coupe ....... $50
889-'21 Studebaker Sedan 200
449-'23 Buick Six Touring ... 225
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Houses for Rent
YOUR Credit Is Good

You can phone in your want ads ano
have them charged This courtesy is ex-
tended to anyone who has no past due
accounts on our books. Avail Yourself Of
this opportunity courteous girl viii
help you write your ad. Call Main $500
Want Ad Dept.
1871 MILLER rooms, water paid. $50
906 BEECHER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO
M. d. JOHNSON. ~
300 Lencke Bldg. II. 498I
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Apartments for Rent

1855 n Alabama ....................s3 7 90
Alb E. Fifteenth ................... So 60
668 E. Eleventh Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
hob College Observation-Disclosures. 81 so
1920 Central Observation-Disclosures. IS 90
1914 E. Washington ........... As so
MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES COMPANY.
7l0 Union Title Bldg.
Ma. Abb.
BROADWAY, 21ST-3 o. attractive rms.
Ntchenette: bath; heat; water He 1921
ENGLISH AVE. 1902 -. Upstairs: 6 nice
rms. with bath: reas rent. Call DR.. $3.50
APRIL SIN THE BEAUTI-
Full COMMODORE. 30l5 N MERIDIAN
One apartment consisting of very large
living room, bedroom, dinette, complete
~ equipped kitchen, with Frigidaire. tile
bath with shower
This apartment will be completely re-
decorated and will be one of the most
beautiful in city when finished. Call at
apartment A in building, or phone r. F.
Wilson. Ia. 1476 for rental information;
rates SIS per mo-. including utilities.
MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES co.
ITO Union Title bldg
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Real Estate for Exchange

81 900 of preferred stock of 81, 500 900
corporation as down payment on north
or east side bungalow Box G. 643
NEW suburban. 4-room house for lots or
small farm. Owner 348 S. Walcott.
WILL TRADE 81 600 EQUITY-In 1913
Villa Ave, for good closed car. Be. 2357-J.
TALBOTT-17O0 block; splendid, II rooms.
baths. Owner Ia. 6323
TINES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Real Estate Wanted

HAVE---Cash BUYERS for farms, all sizes.
Anywhere in State. Results guaranteed
within 80 days. What have you? Ad-
dress Box G 343 Times
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Special Notices
Instructions

LADIES-Learn beauty culture and live in
luxury. CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE.
a 2o2 Odd Fellows Bldg. Ma. 5748.
PIANO-And harmony lessons; full hour
ST. graduate teacher. Ri 1880.
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Room for Rent With Board
Houses and Flats Furnished

Bath. back porch; adults; gar. Ia. 1886
MERIDIAN. N. 1723-l room. kitchenette,
bath. furnished. Ia. 1885.
NEW YORK. E., 425-Flat for couple All
modern. clean. reasonable. Ii. 6l77.
NEW YORK, E., 7l9-2-room apt. furn.,