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LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE

work. $3.50; W.T. McCutchan work. $500; "a
Jack Turner, Road
misc, $4,000; W.T. Misc, $4oS6 54
VIM G. smonton, Travelling, Bercich,
Road misc S. Aberts misc, misc SITE n
work. $780, W.T.. Engineering $12505; 30
Robert work. $3.50 S. p Atwood Clerical
work $500; W.T. Joaquin Outrage $780, 3d.
Ieonio Iaiva Road work, $780, W.T..
$500; w.t. 49, Luie
Barrnger, Road $780, VT work.
$3.50; W.T. &c. VIM. simonton
Turner Road work, work
$780, W.T. 49, McCutchan, 500; Eugene
so o ~ ~ s'ooO v" ~ ernest Bartlett engineer helper
$4,000; W.T. 49, D. R. Prof
$56o4 W.T. A. supplies
1o Shell Oil Co., Un r. Prof 1o34 $14s78; W.T. 16 Motor
ply Co., Un R. Prof.
$1176o; W.T. 49, Anna Fortune, A.
Henderson, u r $4,000; r. 49,
Welding & Machine Shop,
Tractor Co, Un r EagePicher Mining
Smelling Co. Un. Boice R.
1903 $5o58; W.T. Escalada
49, Bracks Dept Store Un 1903 $147 W.T.
fer Co., Un R. Garage r. 112o,
$947 W.T. 3d. Kueffel & $24Oe;
Wldes Un 1920. $l4o; W.T. &c. First National Nogales
New Equipment $13s.72; sup
Nogales Welding Shop Road equip
Grocery Store equip equip
East Side Garage road various items s5oeo W.T. 4s
Standard Co., $780, Front Garage
road equip $o5 w.t. 49, General Petroleum Corp Gas Oil $7o
Feeding Prisoners 5000; Edmonson supt O. r.
$500; w.t. 59 j. Love- Sheriff. various
R. Davenport, $o1s Jr Finger
print services $4,000 W.T. Mgnardo
$2o70; W.T. 63, office
Larimore office travelling. Superior
Court office Chenoweth Dept
$780, w.t. st. w. Chenoweth. Health misc
Nogaes Plumbing & Electric jail H. misc,
gales Plumbing & Electric H.
sheriff travel $4,000; W.T. &c. c. c. Cheshire travel
W.T. 70, Walsh office
$500; Co., gen. supplies 81 49,
W.T. H. H. & fixtures, ST.
Clerk office $2197; supplies
shefs office Economy
Jail exp gen. supplies $685. w.t.
H. Supplies Sage
S. S. w. Bd. $464; W.T. 76 Fry Distributing
$3.50;
W.T. DiSinfectant H
Oil Fuel 1885, w.t. 3d. General Petroleum Corp
immigration Commissioner
States Tel & Tel Phones Tolls $052 W.T.
office Nogales
W.T. IS, D. Hastead Lumber supplies,
Standard Oil Fuel, $421;
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LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Santa CfuzCounty dOfSupervisors
Office of the Board of Supervisors
Nogales, Arizona, February 5th, 1910

The with law Present R. T. Frazier
r, Chairman and Geo. Bercch members VIM G.
Smonton, Clerk.
The minutes of the previous meetings
and ordered filed
following received from Cheshire Motor Co.,
Boice Josephs Triangle Cafe Carroon
International Bower Company and Wldes
motion Of L. Escalada seconded
unanimously carried the bid OF Cheshire Motor
accepted at $110.o per month
Upon seconded by Bercich and
anmousy Cafe accepted for
furnishing meals for prisoners in the county JAIL at soc per meal
Upon motion bid Of the
Mouary the burial of indigent
Upon motion of Escaada, by ard
bid the Nogaes International accepted
for the county printing.
Upon Bercch seconded by L. Ecaada and
Josephs Hospital the of
the INDECENT sick, accepted.
seconded by Escaada and
aninolsy accepted
ishing supplies various county offices
Upon I. Escalada,
anmously carried
sessmen for the wear 1888 of Robert Mitchell M to s255
caused by clerical
The exemption Mrs Juanita sera allowed for the years
1887 1885, 1889.
Upon motion of Escaada, by
anmousy Refugo except
part Heights x
Block 16. accepted in the amount Of $4,000
Upon of by Bercich
Lot d. Block Heod Subdivision
Marcel Bachelor, be
February 8th 1897 the property belonging to the state until the
aforesaid date.
Upon of L Escaada, by
anmouy $4,000
sonal s5 head catt the H. Mccuhan
Buckenbug
erronousy H. H. McCutchan.
Upon duly made
Noga Building
A. following property,
Nogaes, Arizona
Nogaes Building and Loan Association to Reed described by
bounds L., County
office the
$4,000 for years 1887, 1888,
Upon L. by
anou CARED the Treasurer ordered to transfer from the in
digent sick $1Oeo43
transfer fund relief
road fund.- the of $620e4 40.
notary Cumming D. H Cargin ap-
proved January 25th 1910.
RESOLUTION PASSED SUPERVISORS
FEBRUARY 5TH,
following
passed
by of Supervisors of Santa
County Arizona that County Official
operating
negligence reckless driving shall
of its equipment be damaged
liable for damages by
recessness and which might become
Cruz County, and
Upon Escaada seconded by Geo. Bech and car
red the following resolution unanimously adopted
Cruz County, Arizona under
the respective
Nogaes would sell for the
and levied unpaid
aforesaid
than Forty $4000 Dollars which
they
the
full thereof for
to the whole charged against property
unanimously carried
Nogas International declared be the
monthly
Treasurer
Peace Sanitation Engineer, and County Physician.
The following audited
Road work $780,; W.T. H. Leonlo Larriva
II, Chester Durham, G.
w.t. ID Dabet Lowe, $500; H. H.
Road work, $4,000; $685.
Angel Soto, Road $780, W.T. S. I
$500; W.T. 6 Clyde L. equip,
Martinez Road $3.50; W.T. &c.,
w.t. 49, Dr. j. H. Woodard, Doctor, $O00 c. Houe
Doctor W.T.
43 Madeline Van Huse Hospital misc c.
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No. 1888
ALIAS
SUMMONS

THE STATE OF ARIZONA TO
FRANCISCO r. ZENIZO and BE-
ATRIz c. de ZENIZO, his wife; H.
H. SMITH and JANE DOE SMITH,
his wife; J. M. PROCTER, r. E.
MOORE. KEMPER MARLEY and L..
B. OWENS, members of and consti-
tuting the ARIZONA STATE HIGH
WAY COMMISSION; J. F. JOHN
SON MOTOR COMPANY, a corpo-
ration, J. F. JOHNSON; SANTA
CRUZ COUNTY, a body polite and
corporate; VICTOR j. WAGER, In
dividually and as administrator Of
the estate of ONOVINDA WAGER,
deceased; M. A. VARELA; DELLA
yARELA; MARIA VARELA; MAN
UEL RONQUILLO and JANE DOE
RONQUILLO, his wife; the un-
known heirs of Manuel Ronquillo,
THOMAS w. FARRELL and JANE
DOE FARRELL, his wife; DOLOR-
ES SOTO and JOHN DOE SOTO,
her husband; j. c. PREWIT and
JANE DOE PREWIT, his wife; E.
K. CUMMING and JANE DOE
CUMMING, his wife; DAN FOLTS
and LOUISE FOLTS, his wife;
MOUNTAIN STATES TELEPHONE
& TELEGRAPH COMPANY, a cor
poration; EVA K. TERWILLIGER
and c. o. TERWILLIGER, her hus-
band: J. E. WISE and JANE DOE
WISE, his wife; A. w. STEENSEN
and CATHERINE STEENSEN, his
wife: CARLOTA E. de MARIAN;
MONTE T. FARISS; BUCKHORN
TAVERN & INVESTMENT COM
PANY, a corporation; A. M. CHIP
MAN and LILLE CHAPMAN, his
wife; JOSEPH P. SEXTON, JR. and
JANE DOE SEXTON, his wife;
WILLIAM l.. McCOLLOM and
JANE DOE McCOLLOM, his wife;
E. M. JIRON and JANE DOE il
RON, his wife, Defendants, Greet
ingS:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON
ED and required to appear in an
action brought against you by the
above-named plaintiff in the Su-
perior Court of Santa Cruz County,
State of Arizona, and answer the
Complaint therein filed with the
Clerk of the said Court, at Nogales
in said County, within twenty days
after the service upon you of this
Summons, if served in this said
County, or in all other cases with
in thirty days thereafter, the times
above mentioned being exclusive of
the day of service, or judgment by
default will be taken against you.
Given under my hand and the
seal Of the Superior Court of Santa
Cruz County, State of Arizona, this
17th day of February, 1910.
HELEN O'KEEFE
Clerk of the
Superior Court
Nogales international., 1940-03-16

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF ARIZONA IN AND
FOR THE COUNTY OF SANTA
CRUZ.
In the Matter of the
ESTATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
OF
LLOYD WADE HARKER,
A Minor.
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O r d E r

Glenn L. Harker, as Guardian OF
the Estate of Lloyd Wade Harker, a
minor, having filed in this Court
his petition for an order to sell the
following described real estate be-
longing to said ward and his es-
tate:
Lot Ten (10), Block Two (2)
of Palo Verde Addition to the
City of Tucson, Pima County,
Arizona, according to the map or
plat thereof of record in the Of
flee of the County Recorder Of
Pima County, Arizona, in Book
3 of Maps and Plats at pages 80
and 81 thereof.
1T IS ORDERED that the next
of kin of said Lloyd Wade Harker
and all persons interested in his es-
safe appear before the above named
Superior Court in the Court Room
thereof in the Court House in the
City of Nogales, Santa Cruz County
State Of Arizona, at ten O'Clock A
M, on the 9th day of April 1910,
then and there to show cause why
an order should not be granted for
the sale of said real estate.
ORDERED, FURTHER. that q
copy of this order be published at
least four successive weeks in the No
gales International weekly news
paper published and of general cir
culation in Santa Cruz County, Ari-
Zona.
DONE in open Court this 7th day
of March, 1910.
GORDON FARLEY
Judge of said
Superior Court.
(Pub. Mar. 9-16-23-3O)
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1SEAL)
JOE CONWAY

JOE CONWAY
Attorney General
BY ALBERT M. GARCIA
Assistant Attorney General
pub. Feb. "a, Mar. 2, 9, is. 1940)
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LEGAL NOTICE

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
SANTA CRUZ COUNTY, STATE
OF ARIZONA.
STATE OF ARIZONA,
Plaintiff
VS..
FRANCISCO r. ZENIZO and BE-
ATRIZ G. de ZENIZO, his wife, ct
al,
Defendant
No. 1888
ALIAS
SUMMONS
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18
ODDS AND ENDS

q John Scott Trofter, orchestra leader,
finished his cork in Bing Crosby's
Rhythm on the Range rushed for a
plane, and fe1U 1900 miles to eat the
birthday cake baked BY his mother for
his thirty-second birthday. Half his home
totUn turned out to igetcome him back.
But the home forrn is Charlotte, ". C.,
uhich is also Randolph SCOTS home to,cn,
so the citizens are accustomed to haumg
local boys make good.
q james Cagney, George Brent and PAT
OBrien, stars of THE Fighting 69th,"
sUiH go to sOar together again IN The
Lost Battalion"
q Shirley Temple told Gene Autrey,
CHS star, Uho sCenf to her home TO pose
for pictures ,Uah her for the Red Cross,
that she and other members of the Camp
Fire Girls unit to schich she belongs are
all knitting sDeaters and socks for French
and Belgium refugees; she's t0orkiag on
a Sweater. She's haring racafion this
year because her parents insist on IL, but
meanwhile the offers from motion pic
nure companies are pouring IN; along
about January she'll probably return to
the screen.
q ~Nobodys Children" the popular
rudio series dramafizing iuUeniIe prob.
lens. UiU Be brought to the screen in
the near future By Columbia, starring
Edith FelIn.na-
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TRAILER GIRL
Bv VERA BROWN
WNU Service

put her on the couch. He knelt be-
fore her and tried to quiet her, but
it was long time before she could
listen to him.
MY dear, my dear!" Rene's voice
broke as he looked into her eyes.
my poor baby!" He took her In
his arms then.
Hell come back, dear. Hell
come back if I have to bring him at
the point of gun!"
To neither of them did it seem
ironical that Rene. the husband,
should talk so.
He made coffee and forced her to
drink a scalding cup. Then he went
off to dress and came back to make
his plans.
''I'Il see him just as soon as
can. Can telephone him at homes"
81 don't know!" Lynn could only
moan.
He got Austin Manor on the wire
after a little while, but the butler
refused to call Mr.. Wild until he
knew who was telephoning. Rene
gave his name and waited. The
butler came back:
''Mr. Wild is not here"
Then Rene tried the office. The
same response. Rene hated to 60
back to the bleak studio, but he hur-
ried there just the same. Lynn's
eyes were beseeching when he came
in the door, but she asked no ques-
tons. She knew the answer.
''I'u try later in the day."
By 10 o'clock Lynn could stand il
no longer and Rene went again to
try his luck.
The butler was on the line again.
Rene tried to change his voice.
''Mr. Wild is sailing this morning
for Europe"
That was enough for Rene. He
grabbed a newspaper and hunted
through the days sailings. He found
it. The lie de France was sailing
at II. He came back to Lynn.
Get yourself fixed up. We're
going over to Fifty-seventh Street.
He's sailing"
There was not much time. Sail
ing was at II. They could not get
aboard, but they stood together near
the gangplank watching.
Suddenly Lynn saw Wild. He was
hurrying toward the gangplank. She
tried to call his name, but the
crowds cut her off from him and
he could not hear. Mrs. Austin was
with Wild and so was Chuck. His
good-bys to them were short, and
shortly after he had boarded the
ship, the crew began to pull in the
gangplank.
Lynn's eyes were blurred with
tears as the big boat began to move.
For long time they stood there.
She leaned heavily against Rene.
Come" He shook her gently.
'sWe must go home"
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CHAPTER XVI

Lynn did not come to Rene's stu
dio to pose the next morning. When
she had not come at II o'clock, Rene
put on his mackinaw and walked
over to her apartment. He could
not get an answer to his ring for
some time, but finally Lynn unlocked
the door. She stood there weaving
uncertainty.
I'm pretty SICK" she managed.
Rene got her back into bed and
called a doctor.
bad sore throat. Bed for few
days." was the verdict. Rene tele-
phoned Nine. Reanoud and consult
ed with the doctor. They tried to
get her into a hospital but they were
all crowded. The doctor found a
practical nurse and Rene felt re-
Heved. At least there would be some
body to look after the girl. Rene
was a poor nurse. He would be of
no use in assick room.
Rene came every day, brought
her flowers, read to her. The day
Lynn was first able to sit up Wild
landed at Havre. Lynn hoped
against hope that he might cable.
But it was clinging to straw.
1t was that night Nine. Reanoud
came to see her little model. She
found Lynn sitting up wrapped in a
blanket.
What is all this about?" Madam
demanded when she saw Lynn's
face.
1--WE been sick"
Nonsense Imean, what is really
the matter with your" When Lynn
would not answer, Nine. Reanoud
took hand.
.Now look here, child. You need
some plain talking to-" She settled
herself in the uncomfortable chair
and began: "Of course, I know
what's the matter. The young mans
gone off It was bound to get into
the papers. You can't run around
and be engaged to a millionaire and
have him duck on a boat for Eu-
rope right in the midst of it without
having this town by the ears"
'sI suppose not" Tears came into
Lynn's eyes for moment. There
is nothing to say. Just that he is
gone"
what about your"
"What about mel" Lynn's voice
was tragic as she echoed the words.
''rve a little money saved. I might
60 up home for while" She stared
out of the window, lost In thought.
''How can I go on?" Lynn sud-
denly turned appealingly to Madam
and in a moment she was in the
older woman's arms
poor kidd" Madam's eyes were
wet. Lynn seemed so utterly young
and defenseless. She could have
throttled Wild. But Madam had
been sure this would happen.
ITO BE CONTINUEDl
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Nurses Blood Saves Lives

A French woman of La Rochelle
is to be reckoned among the out
standing blood-givers of the world.
She is Nurse Marthe Pineaud, whose
blood has been found equally good
for all four sanguinary types and
who, without interrupting her usual
nursing service in the old French
city of the fortified port, has saved
over 100 lives in the course of her
four years of blood transfusions. She
has given more than 454 quarts Of
her blood.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18

The New York Worlds fair Is
so democratie-s0 folksy-this
season that Grover Whalen's
gardenia has quit to q dam
deli0n.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18

The Court of Missing Heirs, half
hour radio program which has been
taking only Is minutes because of
Elmer Davis news broadcasts, has
moved from its customary spot on
CHS to one-haf an hour earlier,
which will give it a full half hour.
Even in its 25 minute weekly broad
casts it has not done so badly at
digging up missing 1egatees; in %
weeks under its present sponsorship
the program has found claimants to
more than S120, 000-more than Sc, 900
a week.
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ADD SMILES

As neutral as a waiter delivering
the dinner check.
As neutral as someone else's face
powder on your husbands lapel.
As neutral as a newsreeI.
As neutral as political caucus.
Gene King.
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RECIPE FOR POETIC
GREATNESS

Work hard and study and get writ
ers' cramp;
Some day In whiskers you'll be on
a stamp. Grace S. Stevens.
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baron for whom he is mistaken;
Frances Robinson plays opposite
him.
Ace Director Clarence Brown re-
calls that in the days of the silent
pictures the saying was that the
worst pictures had the most titles,
and a really great picture such as
1.-THE Last Laugh" had no titles at
all. Now it seems likely that one
of the great talking pictures has
proved that the bigger they are, the
less the actors say.
Edison, the Man." Mr.. Browns
latest directorial effort, goes long
way toward proving that fact.
There is perhaps half reel during
the climatic sequence IN which
hardly a word is spoken. ''The
suspense during the 40-hour test Of
Edison's first electric bulb, tried to
relate entirely in pictorial terms"
said the director. ''And that is the
stretch during which the audience
is most acutely attentive.
*
Wayne Morris can't escape the
Lane sisters. If he isn't acting with
Priscilla, he's acting with Rose
mary. Priscilla's one up on her
sister; she teamed with him in
"Love, Honor and Behave" Broth
er Rat" and Brother Rat and a
Baby" Rosemary won him in "An
Angel From Texas" and she's his
romance again in Ladies Must
Live" their current picture at War
ner Brothers. Meanwhile the ro-
nance of his personal life seems to
have hit the rocks.
Betty Brewer, Paramount's 13-
year-old discovery who is making
her film debut opposite Fred Mac
Murray in Rangers of Fortune"
has a suggestion for anyone who
wants to learn foreign language
She suggests that the would-be
student live next door to family
which speaks no English, be broke
and hungry, and have to ask the
foreigners for food, in their native
tongue.
That's how I learned to speak
Spanish" she explained.
# you're one Of the vast army of
fans who've enjoyed the pictures
made by Osa Johnson and her late
husband, Martin, you'll want to see
SCI Married Adventure" which Co.
lurnbia is releasing the last CT this
month.
It is based on Mrs. Johnson's auto
biography, and is the first pictorial
dramatic thriller of famous wom-
an explorer. It tells the story of
n years of adventure, shared by the
Johnsons.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18

David Sarnof says the day may
come when everybody viii have an
individual radio wave length, just
as man has his own telephone
number, and be able to commune
cate with others over great dis
tances. We can hardly wait to have
some radio nut call us UP so we can
hiss: Wrong wave length"
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By KATHLEEN NORRIS

DERHAPS you are one of
1.-The mothers - the many,
II roorry a4harct x1yho ora
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HE5g1ESdff:
S;7eDnln3}HEEs|s';
STAGE kSCREENzRADlO
By VIRGINIA VALE

(Released by Western Newspaper Union-)
ZOE E. BROWNS first week
y before the cameras in the
Columbia picture, $50 You
Won't Talk" marking his re-
turn to the screen after a seri-
Gus automobile accident that
put him in the hospital for four
months, left no doubt that he
was fully recovered.
In the first three days Joe fell
off beds, crawled under them,
jumped out of a second-story win
dow, and swung a haymaker to
Charles Wilson'S jaw that connect
ed accidentally and knocked the
actor senseless for two minutes.
$50 You Won't Talk is a comedy
in which Brown plays the dual role
of a tirnid book reviewer and gang
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PLAY BY FIFTH GRADERS
ENJOYED BY p.T.A. GROUP

Spencer PT.A. met Friday eve
ming for their regular November
meeting There was q good attend.
anrc
Following short business meet.
ing a play written and enacted by
ffth graders Vas given. Keith
Sparrow announced the program
and Barbara laudum explained
how the play came 10 be written.
Mary Ann kingsaury was the di-
rector.
Doris NecIy played several se-
lcctious on nor accordion.
Tho rest OF the evening was spent
socially 10 the spacious basement
room whore rrfreshments were
served By Mrs. Leo Hosman and
her committee
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EXTENSION CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. w. WEAVE

The Spencer Extension club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Walter Weaver. There were eight
members present.
The lesson. buying Fabrics for
Clothing" was given by the leader,
Mrs. Lester Wright. Different fab
RIGS were compared. their service
ability discussed and a number OF
them were tested 10 ascertain OF
what material they were made. II
was found that # was possible to
tell silk from rayon by Il burning
test and that wool and silk will dis
solve In a lye solution when boiled.
All members participated in the
tests
The next meeting viii be held
at the home Of Mrs Otis Tooze.
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Business Services

Business Services Urrered
FURNACEs-and furnace repairs.
new and used rs + Cross st
Phone 4S4-I
EXPERT dry cleaning. refinishing.
refining. Louis tlc Tailor. 43 y.
Huron. phone S5O-M
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Mr and .Mrs Milford Osburn and
family attended family dinner at
tho home Of Nr and Mrs Vearl
Osburn IN Adrian Sunday. honor
ing tho birthday Of their mother.
Mrs Emma Osburn
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Stretch Your Dollar BY Shopping From The Dali
Merchandise
Aouseholl tnrnl,nIna,

FURNACE. boiler and stove re-
pairs HHv rrates ana fire pcts Row
We save you money East SIde
fuluitlr. shop g.6 F. M.-higan
Ave Phone 1893
SEW sNie IlNOLEUM S2sS
hardwood chairs 500 maple live
ins rnvn suite t1 O.. Gross pm 80
TWO LARGE RCGS-au1 tab.c. TON
Nagis Caat cas raEef Aae s
linf
FpR SALE ru sued bes ana
snr'ucs $3.50. 5lq DAVIS So
rfHn. f-qn.N
farm Products. Equipment
pLOWtNG-disktns yards graded.
We'll rnttcd manure general truck
ing C.ff Button. 1910 D.. Cross St
Phone 4is-I
CALL OUR ApTAKER at 40 for
Classics adysr;isinE service
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For Sale Real Estate
Houses
BAruNt%s- ron eAsH

s ROOMS bath. FUN hasement an
modern dar garage. .io r. lot
? TAMuLY-s rooms bath on each
floor near Normal college.
, ACRES VITA ? bed room bungalow
large living room ana hig Kitchen
nice bath full light basement,
garage poultry house. an on i'm
proved road. and only $1,000
EZ TERMS
6 ROOMS -bath. garage. modern
home ln Wayne for f29on, with
500 down payment and only SIS
per month.
II ROOMS 2 baths west side for
$50 down ana very low monthly
payments.
so ACRES miles from Ypsl with
room house. MP roof barn. land
almost level. tl.1o0 down payment
S ACRES right on the Huron RIVER.
between YpsNauti and Ann Arbor.
hcautndl view. Tor $500 down pay
mont.
BUILDING LOTS On Harris Eoad.
and s. per month.
EHMAN 4 GHEENsTREET
1871 \. Washington Phone 1871
INSIEANCE- Fire. Extended Gov
ersge. Plate Glass Auto. let us
give you an estimate.
Lots
I ROOMS brick home. bath. FUR
mace 1853 lot f279o Terms
? GOOD HOUSES - Suitable for
apartment 10 per cent down
ORCHARD lots s25 down.
EARL l.. FREEMAN
i21 Pearl Phone l352
INSURANCE of al kinds In honor.
able Stock Companies.
an.lng Cali Williams R.ator
Huron Homes Prone 1893
Real Estate Brokers
Brokerage Cards
REAL ESTATE insurance
Phone Gss
For Rent Real Estate
Houses
MODERE HOUSE seven rooms
bath, gaEage. ~ 3. Huron 81
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06

WANTED Waitress. eNuer 'eurei
person preferred. age d tt. IS.
Phone 1900 for interview appoirt-
mpuf
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
Announcements
Lost and Found

LOST Red plaid hunting coat be-
tween 1856 Ridge sRd and NpSi.
Mon mite. Reward Victor huston.
LOST boys Jacket near r,sso
Audit Reward Phone lt5S-J.
LOST white Roston RulI dog
Brown hrindle marking Lie. so.
9562. Reward. 1905 ". Cross.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-06
Employment
Help Wanted-Femaie

HOUSEk care for two.
children for TWO weeks. References,
Phone 111--f12.