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1 . 1 HE OGDEN STANDARD: OGPEN, UTAH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1916. 1C; ' H
fm VENTED 1
f U. S. Department of
Labor
!j f U, S. Employment
I f. Service
1 J JOIN THE INDUSTRIAL
I AMY
' Be a patriotic worker, aid
i ' the government to build the
f : $50,000,000 plant started at
Jf ! Nitro (near Charleston) , "West
W' J Virginia.
g;' I Laborers $4.40 per day.
jj&ll 10 hours' work 11
MP hours' pay.
gj Double time on Sunday.
m ' Free railroad fare.
J Meals free en route.
s i Room rent free and board
flfe ' at commissaries, cafeteria
$' ", style at about $1.00 per
; day. Medical attention
f " and amusements free. :
I Men coming to Salt Lake or j
1 Ogden from any point in Utah ;
will secure receipts for. their
railroad fare and same will be
refunded on arrival at Nitro.
Quoting message to this of- ;
fice from Director of Employ- t
ment at Nitro: 1
"Nitro must have thou- :
: sands or men immediately
who will be distributed
, according to experience or
ability and assigned to
suitable work on either
construction or actual
operation in a few
weeks."
Next Shipment
ft Thursday Noon, Nov. 14.
Apply at
U. S. Employment Service,
2402 Wall Ave.,
(No fees of any kind.)
Open 8 A. M. until 5 P. M.
; . 365
PLACER miper. Inquire W. B. Wedoll,
2468 Washington Ave. d 425
1 WANTED Boy with bicycle to de
liver. Brown -Carlson -Treseder. 41S
1 EOY 1G to 20 years old to learn wall
paper business. Boyle Furniture Co.
420
1 DELIVERY boy wanted at 1012 22nd
. SL Phone 136S. 415
i
!, STATE representatives for all wos
1 tern states, men or women. Call in
v person with references. Buck and Gib
) son, Reed Hotel. - 412
; YOUNG- or middle aged man and wife
for ranch work. Mnn to do general
farm work, woman to do cooking for
6 to S men. Not more than two chil
dren. Apply Lindsay L. &. L. Co., G15
Eccles Bldg. 409
BOY Manufacturing Dept. Scowcroft
& Sons. 298
FIRST-CLASS machinist ana mould
er wanted at Ogden Iron Works com-
pany. 71 88
WANTED
I Female Help
AN experienced stenographer wishes
position. Phone 1401-J. 426
WANTED Girl to do general house
h work, no washing, ?2 per day. 2619
Grant Ave. 407
GOOD girl for general housework. Ap
Ply 2557 Brinker Ave. Phone 1957-M.
399
WANTED Chambermaid at Reed ho-
lei. 392
HOUSEKEEPER about 45 or 50 years,
; wanted. European hotel, room 10. 308
GOOD girl for general housework.
Close in; good wages; no washing. 84
WANTED Girls at American Linen
Supply company. 7870
E. Z. WASH Day Tablets make wash-
- ag easy. Your grocer has them. 7724
1 WANTED Experienced mangle girls.
u. P. laundry. 6970
HV, passenger 1917 Ford for sale.
1, Excellent condition. Phone [phone]
y 1918 FORD touring car. First class
condition. 124 25th St. 404
: FORD touring cnr. Must be sold im
mediately account of leaving town.
Phone 2021-M. 370
630 CHALMERS. Ipquire Mu Harpster
t at Cheeaman Auto Co. 7789
; SAXON-SIX Towner going to war.
' , Nearly now. Box 89 Standard. 7161
i; BUSINESS
i OPPORTUNITIES
SMALL but good paying grocery bus
J' iness for sale In Ogden. Ownor de
" Bh-es to sell on account of 111 health.
jood proposition If taken right away.
- Address v. II. White, Care Scow
. soft's, Ogden, Utah. 344
li j... Board and Room
HOOM and board, home comforts. 526
f. 2th- 367 ,
t . . y-
In -
i FOR SALE
; Real Estate
FOR SALE by owner, good modern
home. Payment down, balance easy
terms. Will take good car as part
payment. Phone 102. 422
GOOD 5 room house, close in. A bar
gain $1700. $25 per month. Money to
loan" on real estate. Federal Land Co.
417
8 RM mod. brick, good location, on
bench. Hot water, heat, lawn and
shape. Cheap at $4500. Easy terms.
5 RM strictly up-to-date brick dwell
i lng, large lot with or without furniture.
. Price right and terms reasonable.
2 ACRES fine Irrigated land 12th SL
6 ACRES close in, sell all or parL
1 ACRE, good house on St. Ry $2200,
terms.
8 ACRES close In, good buildings, all
: kinds fruit, fine land and water right.
; Bargain at $7,500 Half cash.
6 ACRES with good houso and out
buildings close In, for cash $1250.
WE have other desirable property for
sale or exchange- at right prices and
easy terms.
R. G. AGEE
Basement Broom hotel. Phono 69 or
683. 363
A GOOD modern 7-room brick house,
with heating plant. Well located close
in on the bench on a principal street
Large lot, fine lawn, on a street car
line, near a school. Only $2700.00.
$300.00 down, balance same as paying
rent. Low rate of interest. J. J.
Brummit, Phone 59. 149
WILL sell at a bargain 5 3-4 acres
good land, abundance of water, good
house, barn and other good improve
ments. Located first outsldo of city,
north, one block from city car line.
Phone evenings 2614 -m, days 37S, Og
den Real Estate & Bldg. Co. 127
A GOOD 4 -room house located on 26th
street, in the same block as the High
School. Partly modern, largo lot.
$1800.00. $300.00 down, balanco on
Ume. J. J. Brummitt 2320 Washing
ton avenue. 149
25-VtOOM rooming house for sale in
nno nf thn hncl inwn in IHnlin Hlian
if taken at once. Good terms. See Mr.
Condra, Marrion hotel. Phone [phone]
1 4 -ROOM house, within three blocks
of the Broom Hotel. Will pay one pei
cent on Investment. $1750.00. ?300.0C
down, balance same as paying rent u
month. J. J. Brummitt. Phono 59.
14S
A GOOD modern 6-room brick house,
well located in the railroad district,
This house to build at present time
would cost about $3,000.00. Large lot
Located on a principal street. Will
pay one percent interest a month on
investment, only $2250.00. $300.00
down, balance same as paying rent.
Low rate of interest. J. J. Brummitt,
2320 Washington avenue. 149
THREE choice building lots. 50x125
on Farley Ave. Phone 2.82 -j. 4
A GREAT snap in a iarm of 150 acres
located near Ogden, within a quarter
of a mile of railroad station. Plent
of water, some of this land Is worm
$500.00 per acre. This is an elogani
proposition for any one to sub-divide
and to clean up anywhere from $25,000
to $50,000 in the next three years. Only
$S0.00 per acre, small payment, balanco
on terms. J. J. Brummitt, Phone 59.
149
5 3 -10 a. 3 ml. of town. Horse and bug
gy and implements. Phone 2684 -r.
1002
AN elegant lot on 31st streot 14G feet
front and 105 lect deep, only $100.
$10 down and $10 per month. J. J.
Brummitt, 2320 Wash. ( 149
A GOOD sightly lot on 21st street, 25x
137 feet deep to alley, only $25.00. $5.00
down and $5.00 per mouth. J. J.
Brummitt. Phono 59. 149
STORE and dwelling, well located on
bench. Store equipped with electric
scales and mill.1 Price includes lot and
building with half interest in drive
way, iour own terms. Price only
$1300. Under Klrst Nat'l bank. J. A.
McCuIloch. 9001
S-ROOM modern brick house close in
on bench and car line. Good barn and
garage. Walk, sewer, curb and gutter
all paid. Lot 43x150 to 20 ft. alley.
Price $3800. $750 cash, long time bal
ance. J. A. McCuIloch. 9001
5 -ROOM now modern brick bungalow.
Hardwood floors, half basomont, elec
tric fixtures, linoleum on kltcbon and
bath room Moors, garago. Lot 40x150.
South front, closo to paved street and
car line, $800 cash, tlmo on balanco.
Only $3900. J. A. McCuIloch. 9001
EVERYTHING for rent, Ogden Rent
al agency. 374 25tb at. Phono 69.
8657
WANTED
j Miscellaneous
2nd HAND grocery countors and
scales. Send particulars to Box 746,
Ogden, Utah. 354
CLEAN RAGS wanted at the Stan
dard office.
C WANTED 1
Situations s
CLEAN cut young man, married, with
children, able correspondent, A-l cler-1
ical man, open for position. Box 25,1
Standard. 393,
A WOMAN wishes to work by day or
week. Mrs. R. E. Hadley. 2123 Quincy. I
. 394!
HELPING-HAND information and
free employment bureau. 2147 GranL
Phono 889. . 261
DRESSMAKING
HEMSTITCHING & picotc-dglng.' Airs 1
N. C. Stephens, Paine &. Hurst. 125'
LADH-S'tailorig,236 Mauson, 1932M
3-10-lyr
DRESSMAKING Rear 2330 Adams.
FOUND I
PIG Owner can have same by do-
scribing and paying for J.I113 ad. Tel.
620. 209 1
4 ' 1
FOR RENT
Furnished
ARLINGTON HOTEL
2439 Washington
Centrally located, modern, hot
and cold" water, steam heat and
telephones In rooms. Rates by
day, 50c and 8p. By week, $3
and up; ' 357
ST. PAUL HOTEL,
St. Paul Hotel, No. 429
rwenty-fifth street, now open.
Building has been remod
eled and is one of the most
modern hotels in tho city.
Rooms reasonable by tho day,
week or month. J. P. O'Neill,
Managor.
FOUR or five room furnished house
or apartmenL Caro, Bert, Brigham ho
tel. 424
LARGE front room In cottage nicely
furnished. Also back bed room. Ar
rangements for light housekeeping.
2874 Washington. 379
FOR RENT furnished. 10 room house.
2526 Adams. ' 353
TWO furnished rooms; modern. Phone
2906-Tv". 2106 Wash. . 268
SLEEPING rooms $2.50 to $3" per wk.
Steam heat and bath. 2474 Washing
ton. 263
4-ROOM aDt.. 2571 Lincoln. 229
ROOMS furnished or unfurnished at
reasonable prices. 3G2 24th St. 122
! HOUSEKEEPING fur. and unrur., gas,
I $8.00 up. 536 31st. 7907
L PLAZA APARTMENTS.
COMPLETELY furnishod for llgnt
housekeeping. Elevator, amusement
hall, phone, light, heat and gas. Maid
' service if desired. Rates $20 to $37.50.
j 7909
ROOMS for housekeeping, 427 24th St
7739
' A NEATLY furnishod apartment. The
Pearl, 27tb and Grant. Phono 2D20
6311
HOUSES and flats. 2634 Grant.
i FOR RENT
j jj Unfurnished
ONE ncv 14x20 fire proof garage for
rent cheap. 25th Street and Lincoln.
Phono 1450. 368
3 ROOMS, toilet, light, water, cellar,
closet. No children. 2748 Jefferson ave
nue. 345
7-ROOM modrn house at 180 31st St.
Phono 960. 297
8 RM mod. brick house on bench, 4 1-2
blocks from First Nat. bank. Enquire
314 Hudson Bldg. Phono 330. 202
PRIVATE garage, 7 per month. In
quiro 2546 Adams or phono 1943. 7916
LOST
. u jli ii 1 1 ru 11 Lt - - '"-------
2 PIGS. 1 black 1 brown, 4 months
old. Reward. Call 2083R. 349
LOST Friday afternoon between 2
and 4 p. m. on road from Farmington
to Ocdon 2 leather suitcases contalninc
ladies wearing apparel. Liberal re
ward If returned to Clerk, Marlon Ho
tol, Ogden. 7965
WANTED
To Rent
WANTED to rent, five room house or
apt. at onco for couple with baby.
Phono 3244 -W. 403
4 ROOM houso or apartment by cou
ple with no children. Box Z. 396
YOUNG couple, no children, want 3
or 4 room apt. unfurnished preferred.
Phono 1327. 373
4 OR 5 ROOM furnished modern. Box
401, Standard. 369
Dropping in for an early morning call
on tho younj,' lady across the way, wo
asked her If we had surpraed her at her
orlsona and ehc said Oh, no. It was Just
something for the Red Ciosa and sho
wasn't maklnff a thing for herself now.
OO
Read the Classified Ada.
I Men I
Wanted!
Apply to John Shields, employ-
ment agent, Amalgamated Sugar B
Co., at 2354 Hudson avenue, or H
2402 Wall avenue. U. S. employ- I
ment eervlce. Sugar factory now H .
In operation. N
Can furnish employment of M
varied nature at the different I
factories. H
! 1
l fStTsale i
Miscellaneous
RANGE, excellent condition. Cheap.
549 21st. 407
FRESH Bwcet cider at 40c gallon at
the factory if you bring your own con
tainer. Wright Whitticr, 33rd & Paci
fic 42S
FRESH milk cow. 1915 Grant. 429
DINING room table and some kitchen
chairs. 329 26th St. 419
AIR DALE pups. 2560 Orchard avenue.
427
GARAGES, portable, any size built to
order, $100 and up. See Mr. Swaner'
Eccles Bldg. Phone 425 or 1200-M.
416
50 GOOD coats, ladles and misses, a
little out of stylo for $3 each. Hor
rocks Bros. ' 411
50 GOOD coats, a little out of style,
ladles and misses, for $3.00 each. Har
rocks Bros. 410
THOROUGHBRED Buff Orpington
ducks. Mrs. Griffith, RIverdalo. 378
YOUNG thoroughbred Jersey cow. 743
29th St. Phono 2818-J. 375
MILK cows and stock hogs. Phono
37-J-3. 372
HORSE, harness and wagon for sale.
O. S. L. Commissary. 3G4
FIVE passenger Maxwell, first class
running condition. Cheap. Inquire
Modern Market. . 356
UNCALLED FOR SUITS
A FEW of thoso . excellent Dundee
suits that have been uncalled for, we
are offering at greatly reduced prices.
Dundee Woolen Mills, 2431 Hudson
avonuo in the Alhambra Bldg. 34S
BUICK roadster 1918 Model Good
condition. Now tires. Run 7000 miles.
A bargain. Apply Goddard Packing Co.
376
FURNITURE for 3 rooms,
dining room set, rugs, Hoosier
kltehftn cahinot nnrl tnhin v.,i
and dresser, chiffonier and
othor articles practically new.
Apply 30 Argylo Apts. Cail at
once. Owner must leave town.
HIGH-GRADE Catswold bucks. Young
pigB. Phone 9-W. Joseph Barker Co.
24
IMPORTED canaries. 2220 Lincoln.
9050
Pianos, PLAYER-PIANOS
old for lowest prices- at 2524
Washington Avenue. Phono 173.
LABOR and soap saved by using E. Z.
Wash Day Tablets. At all grocers.
7725
DASS horn cheap. C. D. Conn, 19S4
Washington averue. 76S4
GROCERIES, staples, "besi brands,
lowest prices on the Bench. Martin
Cash grocery, 740 24th SL Phone 537.
6812
GROCERIES in retail quantities at
wholesalo orices. Ogden'B Groceteria,
181 24th St 6842
9 column Burrough's Adding machine,
Good working order $100 cash. Appb
Standard office. 5371
WANTED j
Agents !
AGENTS History of the world's war
by Francis A. March, with introduc
tion by his brother General Peyton C.
March, highest officer In United States
army. Complete and authentic. Offi
cial photograph. Extraordinary oppor
tunity for big profit Outfit free. Uni
versal House, Philadelphia.
Head tho Classified Ads.
m.VJ.TVVrn- ...
" THE OUTBURST OF EVERETT TRUE
I THINK Tl- feVeRf- g WGU. 1 TONtT TH.NK TK.SiSs'i
"BODY'S XrtJTY To I MUZ-Ztes" IDo G.00D. fs
FROM Me- (VCSAR. ON5 k' ft') .
AtcD ihPRove THe Looks p kJ?
RALPH P. HUNTER, E-tatlished
1SS9. liortgage Loans, Real Estate
Insurance, Utah, Idaho lands, farm,
and city property. Persons desiring to
loan money on good first mortgage
Eecurlty will do well to consult me.
Good applications always on hand. 411
'LK'Jx Su, Ogden, Utah. 3310
W. i. Plerco Agency Real Estate, In
Buranco, Loau3, Notary. 15 Commer--clol
Bank Bldg. Phone 300.
MONEY to loan on real estato secur
ity. J. J. Brummitt 6-21 -tf
REAL ESTATE Mortgage and Loan
Kelly & Herrick. &-15tf
WANTED
To Buy
TENT 12x14 or 14x16, good condition,
reasonable price. John Butler, 173 23rd.
397
CORD wood any quantliy. Greenwell
Confectionery- 333
A 4 or 5 room modern home; Phone
days 37S, evenings 1427. 12G
WANTED TO BUY AT ONCE
A FOUR or ifive room modern home.
Wo can also handlo if the prlco is
right n few small acreage tracts close
in. It G. Agoe, Bsmt Broom Hotel.
Phone 69 or 683. 8002
GOOD car Buick or Saxon-six pre
ferea. Stato price. Box A. D. caro
SUndard. 7163
Tho pirl who looks forward to a matri
monial alliance should not be forward
looklnp.
fooi iKraJ
Administrator Leaves Satur
day Upon Important
Mission.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14. Food Ad
ministrator Hoover will sail for Eu
ropo on the White Star liner Olympia
probably on Saturday, it was learned
at the food administration today. He
goes at President Wilson's request to
direct the work of feeding tho starv
ing populations of war-torn Europe.
On the Olympic also, it is under
stood, will be Dr. Masaryk, president
of the Czecho-Slovak republic, who is
returning to his liberated country.
Accompanying Mr. Hoover will be
Dr. Alonzo E. Taylor, representing the
war trade board, as well as the food
administrator; John W. Hallowell, di
rector of tho state administration divi
sion; Robert A. Taft of tho law di
vision of tho food administration, son
of former President Taft, and L. W.
Strauss, socretary to Mr. Hoover.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. Food Ad
ministrator Hoover, about to sail for
Europe to direct tho fight against aft
er thp war starvation had a final con
ference with senate leaders today and
told them legislation to extend the
life of his organization until the decla
ration of peaco will be unnecessary.
Many months must pass before final
peace is concluded and in the mean
time tho food administration will be
closing up its task.
With the expiration of the food con
trol law, he said, obligations of the
I Doings of the McBuffs j
t thj,"fTr rgrr nr cgr fr r ugi iig p tsrr mt itgr tn ns n hif 9 uqTtiw 'W r trt it if rr rr it- it tt mrr-rr" rr rar 7rr nt 0
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r T I'VE. 60T A LoY To SAW- 1 TniMr SHE'S GoT HER.
HELLO, HELEN , $ TeLEdRAM CAMEToOAS , Qf4 DS VjlTH HAROW AM MoTlcE-
YJHAT HAVE. Ff?ott VoUR A DMT 5AO- ve 3cK EMOOGH To Do ABOUND Hers
Sol) GOT r 5HE 15 cMWff Tb PAW VS OOV UAVIUG COMPAQ BESIDES
To SAW?f A VlslT-tfgfc i r- J jgm. HAVE Mgr 1
i,r ' ' lf?ffl Y HUSH, (JElM,WElt HAVE
V f To make The best of ir
6HE''d 0001-65 OF
ott.isTws The Aowr "T j ;
That is so terri&ln vue-uhw shell sec it
i - i the first Tmg te
m
government, including particularly the
guaranteo for minimum prices for
1 1939 wheat, still will be binding and
will bo fulfilled.
Mr. Hoover plans to return to Amer
lea by Christmas. Ho said he would
study especially problems of German
provisioning, the important question
for decision being whether this shall
be done on a cash or credit basis.
Although Mr. Hoover did not aBk '
for extension of the food control law
several senators said It is a question
for congress in view of possible rapid
increase in prices at the explration-of
the, law.
00 !
There are Jn Italy 2.0S1 establishments
conccted with tho allk Industry, or theso
203 arc devoted to cultivation of silk
worm eggs, 1.703 to spinning and 1C0 to lH
weaving. ll
Foreign trade of tho Philippine Islands
in the fiscal year ended .luno 30, 1018,
exceeded $200,000,000. Imports were $S3,
"00.000 and exports $116,600,000. jH
Argentina has nothing corresponding !!
to bonding companies in tho United jH
States, and there 13 said to be need of IH
OO-
Anything New or Old. H
Be Jour own salesman. Tqll no lies I
Select your wants. Pay. 2416 Grant' I 1
Phono 333. g003 '
Attorney-at-Law ,
E. T. Hulaniskl, Lawyer, 313-314, H
First National Bank. Phone 202.
lawyer O'Counally, over Coinnw-, n
ical National Bank. Phone 11. j
Accident Insurance H
Aetna Accident & Liability Co- 1
A.' to and Liability Insurance. H. !
Purdy, 2377 Hudson Avo. Phoue 4SJ. I
Automobile Supplies ! H
Garage, Repa'rs, Studel'aker Agency, 1 fl
Mack-RoDinsun Co., 40 Grant Ave, H
Pujno S'Jl. ' H
iCverything for Automobiles. Every- ,
thing tor Electricity. Auto and Ei.c
trie Suppiy. 2d04 Waaningtoa Ave, H
Phono and 3''6 1
Banking I
Jgden State Bank, Commercial &
Savings uepto. Reed Hotel Bldg. H
Phone U2. I H
Utah. National Bank, southet corn
er :4tn be. una Wasn. Avo. Phone 61, iH
Carpet Cleaning S
K. Van Kaiuv-n for upholstering; '
carpets cieaneu, uttered and laid. Kov
mauing ot mattresses. Pnoae .83.
uiport carpet cleaning, mattress H
renovating, uyiiolster:ug, and epringj il
re"crctcneu. uil i. J. Hampicu Co,
pbone .".0S6-W." JH
'I
Chiropractors , H
H. W. RoDerts, Chiropractor, 412-13- iH
14, Col. Hunuson buuauig. Phone 707. (H
I. J. McKell, chiropractor, fourta IH
Hour C01. nuuaon jji, pnono 33us H
city Scavengers II
iikcoi-ty . u., 2734 Grant avenue,
Puone 2ui-w j II
Electrical Wiring !H
umug due levering In all Its :H
bruu.-.s xv.ui.0. c xuiticu'ic supply,
2oui H-ii. Ave. i'iiuuu j-o-3.0'. .u.
rjigraving H
uguen .iigraving Service o mak- H
erj 01 iiiij cutb in oue or more coiorj, fWM
iU6' Wastiui.iun avb. Puuuq 4o.v
riano Tuning II
Leavo orueio at CONSOLIDATED jH
MUSIC CU. tor Thomas b. Ash worth. 1 H
iuuaig and repair juos. Work guuran- H
'H
furrier and Tajaaermist 'I
Furs cleaned, stored una remodeled jH
in mo luuieui stylus. jgw oruers talieu H
tiumuiui' uncea. All A'orK nuuruntced. i
T. viajeSKy at Jburia store. Pnon
118.
iiotel 1
Tho Only Fireproof Hotel In Ogden ' J
Rated 76o and up. The wew Brignam, .
Wail avo. unu a4tn Uu Pnoua 2430, !
Junk and Hides
Western xiido Sz Junk Co., 2223
WuJiii-oh Ae. Phone a'UL
Ogden Junk House, 2059 wash. Ave,
Puoue 1U.
Life Insurance
toucuiti of New York. Phono ;
2464. J. P. Corry, JDist. Supt. 172
uioney to Loan
Salaried people cat, get It without
eecumy, oiucis on lurmture, pianos, 1
etc. 21o iuuon JJiug. Phone S71-J,
Hew and Second Hand Goods
A. Siner, now and second- had fur
niture, clothing, etc., bougbt and sold,
Su.t cases cneap. 211-243 25th St,
fhono 1321.
Olson Fluff Rugs
Made from old carpets, rugs and
clothes. Phono 1908-M. 371 Twenty
second. 166
Physician and Surgeon 1
Dr. A. FornluDd, Office hours 11 to "
4 p. m. New Peeiy Bldg., Hudson AY.e.
Ro?. Phono 646; Offico phono 1900- W,
Ru? Weaver
M. W. GoesehJ, rugs of new goods, rag 1
rugs and carpets. 3227 Washington. !
Telephouo 1443-W, Ogden, Utah. 9005 5
Sewing Machines
Whlto Sewing Machine Co.. 2277
Washington Ave. Phone 2SSI.
Sanitary Work
Salntary Garbage Co., all kinds 0!
rubbish hauled, ash pits cleaned,
Prices reasonable. Phono 620.
Second Hand Stoves
We take your old rango as first pay
ment on any now range or will buy
your old rango outright. Homo Fur
nlturo Co. 7523 1
Viavi
Naturo's ammunition with which to
fight disease. Mrs. S. H. Ballantyne.
Doalor, 3371 Washington Ave. Phorr-2155-J.
259