The Sentinel=record., September 28, 1911, Page 6, Image 6

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CLASSIFIED ADS
One cent a word each Insertion. Pocl
Hvely no ada Inserted in this column un
laaa accompanied by cash.
* WANTED
WANTBD—wait* "or colored, to
learn the barber*’ trade. Sejartte
apartments, ira tuition, with toore
given, Plenty or practice, tn free cu
nic. Expenses made after two
weeks. Everything up to date, ut
ile Rock Barber college, Corner of
Main and Markuam. 8 25 if.
WANTED—Men to learn the best
business In the wor* d. the barber
trude. Can have your own shop or
earn big wages. Few weeks re
quired. Tools given. Wages while
learning. Write Moler Barber Col
lege. Memphis, Tenn. SUJS-Bt
WANTED—Ten carpenters who are
expert finishers. Bowen and Thom
as, new Kress building. 9-26 2t
WANTED—To buy a 2-seated sor
ry . Call or phone 370, I’reston lio.
4-»fi-t!t
, WANTED—Young man 18 to 30
yesrs for stockman. Apply Manager
8. H: Kress and Co. 924-tf
WANTED—Second-hand furniture
We buy, aell and excange furniture
Phone 898, Wilson A Henderson, 222
224 Third street. «-10 tf
TO LOAN—$3,000 to $5,000 on
gilt-edge Inside real estate security
W. T. Hawkins, &29'/a Central avenuo
WANTED—New and second hand
furniture. We buy. sell and store.
J. K. Ijoyd, 204 and 215 Third St.
Phoue 71- 3-26 tf
WANTED—A clerk at the McCrary
hotel. 9 3 tf.
■WANTED— Horses and town to
pasture, 4 blocks north of Oakawn
•school Sioiihm on Third street. K.
tleiaer, Houle No. 1. 9 10 tf.
BOY WANTED—To serve water A
CJeHoto Spring. Apply in person to
manager. 9-3 tf.
"for~rent
FOR RENT—Element furnished cot
tas*, 429 Whittington. Apply 471 Whit
ttnaton. Phone £14. 1-19-tf
FOR RENT—Furnished cottages, 4
rooms and batti, lights, water and gas,
large yard. Permanent couple pre
ferred. Pnone 1176 or call 20G K.
Grand ave, 9-13 tr.
FOR RENT—15 room unfurnished
house, pint, remodeled; n'l newly pa.
pared and pointed. One block from
Junction, 315 Park ave. 9-22-tf
Hoousekeeplng apartments—Modern
2 and 3 room suites, also single rooms
with gas plates. Brick building, steam
heat. Milstead Apartments, 137 Chapel
street. 7-1-tf
S
FOR R B N T—House-keeping
rooms; cook with gas; |2 and up;
one block from baths. William In
gram, 6 Court street.
FURNISHED ROOMS—Sleeping or
housekeeping. on* block from Central
Ave,. $1.26 per w*ek and up. Ill Market
Bt. 1-11-tf
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished three,
four and five room cottages; all modern
eonvenlences; beat residence part *f the
city; reasonable rent Apply 207 Cedar
Bt., or Phono 299.
FOR RENT—Clean, cool house,
keeping rooms, oook with gas. elec
tric lights, ail outside rooms, $2.00
a week. Thnee window room $3,
suite $4 and up. Nine doors west of
bath houaes, 224 Court street, Alpine.
FOR RENT —Newly furnlfehe
rooms, steam heaty hot and oold
■waletf. 628 1-2 Malvern avenue,
near Park hotel. 9_Z3-1bi
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished room*
■nd Set* for housekeeping; ell conven
ience*; gas. running water, electric
llghta; close to the hot water; Iron, Mag
nesia. Arsenic, Rock and Cox Springs
See these rooms before locating. Take
North Border Cara to 628 Park avs. J
B. Burges. 9-tt-ff
FOR RENT—FtirnlBhea cottages. Call
t> Thomas Doherty, phona 816, earner
Malvern and Jefferson. tf
FOR KENT—2, S, 4, b, 6-room
modern cottages furnished from
12.50 to 25 per month; take car at
depot for 351 Whittington. Phone
08. First class room and board ror
f3t)-$35 per month; best In tbo city.
12-13 tf.
waiiace Apartments, modern rura
Ished apartments for light nouseKcep.
lug. 444 Prospect. Phone 18»f.
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS—
Modern, Mrs. B, SHANNON. 132
Central Avenue.
~FOR RENT—Furalsed flats and
rooms for light housekeeping. Gas
water, lights. $3 per week up. Near
Bath House#. The Ingle, Ramble 8’
Mrs. A. F. Grainger. Phone 1038.
FOR RENT—'Room# up stairs, suit
able for doctor’s offices. Apply al
Phillips’ Bakery. »-« tf.
FOR RENT—81* room furnished
cottage, rood*™ convenience. 322 E.
Grand avenue, phone [phone].tf
.
I FOR RENT My own furn
ished flat, ft rooms and hath,
all improvements, opposite
Majestic Hotel. Inquire Kinal.
do's Jewelry Store- 312 Cen
tral. 9 27 tf
tComflprfft'oty ;nr> i4hed rooms op
posite Keeley Institute, Mrs. A us
tin, 7 Park Place. 9-17 1m.
FOR RENT—Furnished apartments
333 Prtospectt Ave. 9-24.1 m
FOR~SA LE_
FOR SALE Nice corner cottage
home, one block East of Park ave.
nue car line; 5 rooms and bath-;
lights, water, laundry, screens, ce
ment walk. Price $1800. Terms made
W. T. Hawkins, agent, ft29 1.2 Cen
tral avenue. 9 27 tf
White Sulphur Springs hotel ana
grounds for sale. 120 acres, part un
der cultivation. "Easy terras.’* or
exchange for city property'. Address
White Sulphur Springs notei,
8-2 tf.
FOR SALE.— Gentle horse, huggy
and harness, Apply 420 Malvhrn ave.
9.18 tf.
FOR SALE.—Comfortable Jtonte,
grounds fitted up for chicken rancn.
Cheap If taken at once. Part cash
balance terms. Inquire Q. T. He*
taurant. 9.3 tf.
FOR SALE—My Uoune on Hettuer
son avenue, electric lights, water ano
bath. A. (J. Sullenberger. 8 4 U.
FOR SALE—One le— n. c. Auto Hoad
(ter. Fully equipped. Address Bax *74
City. 4-t-l'
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FOR .ALE—SODA FOUNTAIN
AT MVIE8TIC PHARMACY.
BEASLEY DRUG CO.4-20-tf
FOR SALE.—Furniture or mod on
8-room bouse, suitable for boarders
or light house keeping' hath house
within a block. Call 417 yuupaw
avenue, phone 729. 9-12 tf.
KOlt SALE or rent—1 five-room cot
tnge, completely furnished, bat.u. elec
tric lights; 1 six room cottage, com.
pletely furnished for light nuuseKecp.
mg, 220 feet frontage. No reasonable
offer refused. Must sed or" lease tor
number of years Apply at 332 Mt.
Jda street. 9 3 tf.
FOR SALK—Bargain, lot 65x165,
with Improvement. Worth $12,5UU,
will sell for $9 000 one-third cash
rent* for $100 per month. Address
"Bargain," this eofflco.
9 1 tf.
FOR SALE—Furniture and 'ease of
a sixteen room house at a bargain II
sold at once. Addreas “Bargain,”
Josephine hotel. 9-6 tf.
FOR SALE—a good paving grocery
business in good location. Call “t
311 Whittington ave. Phone 1086.
9-24_lm
FOR SALE -200 acres under fence
and 40 acres in cultivation at $12.50
per acre. All modern improvements,
3 miles south of Amity by l>r. O.
K. Huklll, care Eastman Drug store.
9.24-tf
FOR SALE—40 acres, 25 under cul.
tivation, 4 1.2 mi tew from city, wet
improved. No agents. Address ‘'Own
ers.” this office. 9 8-tm.
FOR SALE.—2 12 year lease and
. . ... .ft . . r.. _
uii imuic ill xu iuuiu huici. i uwn
1008. 9-3 «.
TOR SALE—Cheap, fip-nlture of
five rooms complete, inomdihg piano
nnd gaa range, 28 Exchange or jtow>
1709. Cottage for rent and Is fuM of
roomers. 9 12 1m
TOR SALK—Colonial hotel, no
agents. Inquire of J. D. Cloud, 819
1-2 Central ave. 9.21 lw
I _________. .... ^
LOST.
TOST—Boston terrier, ears clip
ped. short tail, white nose and chest.
Return to 3 Crown at. Reward.
9.27-3:.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Beautiful new goods arriving dally
at Mr*. C. Higgins’ Art Store, 000
Central avenue. 9-17 tf.
WE HAUL YOUR BAGGAGE ANC
CHECK SAME TO fOUR DESTINA
TION W1THOU’ t/TRA CHARGE
CALL AT OCR >FFIoE OR PHONE
262. COOLER *«OS. iVERY d
TRANSFEE
Prichard Bros, buy, seji, store, ex
change furniture. 3435 Central. Phon<
1046. 9-3 tf.
MARKET NEWS
NEW YORK COTTON J £
New York, Sept. 27 The cotton
market was nervous and irregular to.
day with heavy southern offerings ab.
sorbed at prices slightly above the
low records of yesterday, ,by ratlier
better trade demand and realizing by
shorts. The close was very steady
but at a net decline of 1 at 6 poinjts.
The market opened steady at a
decline of one point on April, but
generally one to five points highei
on better calves than looked for and
a continuance of yesterday’s late
buying movement. Private crop ac
counts were more favorable, how
ever, the south was a heavy sellei
around offerings and liquidation bj
recent buyers for a reaction.
Reports that tlhe Moroccan dispute
had been settled may have Inspired
some of the demand as they led tc
predictions of a better demand fron
continental spinners, but aggressive
buying on advances still appeared tc
be more or less discontinued by tne
continued selling of the south and
reports of ;very large Interior re
ceipts.
Receipts 65,168 ba'es against 54
51!) last week nnd 55,302 last year.
New York, Sept. 27. —Cotton fu
tures closed very steady.
Open C1ob<
January . 10.33 10.30
February ... 10.34
M arch . 10.48 10.43
\prll . 10. f2
May '. 10.01 10.58
llllle ...... 10 KU
July .... to.64 10.59.
September . 10.20 10.21
October . 10.26 10.20
November .•.... 10.22 10.24
December '.. j.. 10.41 10.26
NEW YORK 8TOCK9
New York. Sept. 27—Confusion
prevailed throughout today’s trading
it tyiy previous time during the turb.
ulent sessions of llhe last few weeks.
The range of prices of leading sfocks
in some cases reached six points.
Not for many years aside front
rimes of panic, have such fluctuations
occurred within a single session. To
ni sales on stocks were 1,726.500
shares, by far the largest of the
year.
Dealings In United * States Steel
eclipsed :ast Friday’s record, reach*
Ing 721,800- shares, the largest num.
her of itiares of this stock ever trad
ed In one day. Transactions in
Heading and Union Pacific also were
abnormally heavy, reaching 1X8,700
shares in the case of the former
slock and 279,500 shares for the lat
ter. On trie strength of the United
States Steel Corporation's statement
that it would not dissolve voluntar.
ily prices were carried up violently
at ttie outset. Kalns in some cases
amounting to five points.
Trading in bonds was unusual y
heavy although the total fell below
yesterday’s huge sum. Quotations
weakened after «n initial showing of
strength. The collapse of Wabash
fours affected active issues adverse
ly.
TaJ ul Qnlae nur u ilnP U'Prn tit
■ ■ ' I
045.000,
1’nited States bonds unchanged on
call. j
714 1.2 Central avenue.
RECORD PRICE FOR COFFEE
New York, Sept. 27—A record
price was established at the coffee
exchange today w hen September oof
‘fee sod at 12.9S cents. Tlhis wac
the result of a liberal demand from
shorts. Other months were several
points lower, so there was some sell
ing pressure owing to weakness in
the European markets.
Sugar seemed to be on the down
grade and 140,000 bugs from the new
San Domingo crop for delivery be
tween January and April brought the
prices mutfh lower than the lutsis o'
5.96 1-2 quoted here.
The fact that Arbuckle Brothers
were taking orders for granulated
sugar at 6.75 cents netless two per
cent for cash, like most of the other
refiners was taken by sugar broker-1
to mean 'ower prices for the refined
product soon.
714 1.2 Centra! avenue.
ARLINGTON HACK STAND OP
>OSITE ARLINGTON HOTEL, CAR
RIAGE CALLS ANSWERED
PROMPTLY DAY OR NIGHT. PHONE
<916. LEE MAYBERRY, PROPRIE
TOR.
Right In your busiest season when
you have the least time to spare you
are most likely to take diarrhoea ano
lose several days’ time, tiniest you
i have Chamber'ain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand and
take a dost oa the first appearance
of the disease. For sale by all deal
•— wp^h - >4 — *4 a. i ,b
COMMISSIONER'S SALE
Notice la hereby given, that in
pursuance of the authority and di
rections contained' in the decretal or.
der of the Chancery Court of Gar
land county, made and entered on
the 11th day of September, A. I).
1911, in a certain cause (No. 4801),
then pending herein between Sarah
b. Cartney et al., complainants, and
Neaf Irwin, Frank Irwin, Henry A.
Tyler. Ncrva M. Tyler, John C. Ty
ler and Annie J. Tyler, defendants,
the undersigned, as commissioner of
said eort, will offer for sale at public
vendue to the highest bidder, at tue
rront door or entrance of the county
jourt house, in which said court is
tield, in the county of Garland with.
In the hours prescribed by law for
Indicia! sales, on Tuesday, tlheJOth
lay of October, A. I)„ 1.911, the fol
owlng described real estate, to.wit:
All of the northwest quarter or vie
southeast quarter (NW 1-4 of SE 1-4)
if Bection two (2), township three
(3), south, range nineteen (19). west
jxeept a certain part thereof sold bj
he late Hiram Irwin, now deceased
to M. H. .Todd, and which is de
scribed* as follows, V>-w4t: Com.
mencing at the southeast (SE) cor
[ter of tltie Said northwest quarter
(NW 1-4) of the southeast quartei
(SE 1.4) of section two (2), town
ship three (3) south, range nineteen
(19) west, run thence north aion
lie east boundary line of said N\'
1-4 of SE 1-4 of said section, to the
iortheast corner thereof; thence wi s
tong the north boundary line or san
Corty 1018 feet, to a point at or neat
lihe center of the track of the He
Springs Railroad (now known a
‘Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific")
js then located; thence south 61 de
ijrees and 30 minutes east, (magneto
bearing), 555 feet; thence in
straight line 1183 feet, more or less
fo the place of beginning, and con
lain lug twelve and 4.10 acres, leu\
lug as belonging to tihe parties t<
title action, of said forty acre trac
17 6.10 acres; also the following:
rhe south haif of lot ten (10). blocl
leventy-two (72). In the city of Hot
Springs, as platted and surveyed b>
he United States Hot Springs com
mission; also a lot, or parcel of land
'escribed as follows, viz: Consmene,
>n the west side of Benton street,
n tflie city of Hot Springs, 95 fee'
?ast of the southwest corner of lo
(, in block 81 of the said city o
Hot Springs, run thence eastward
>0 feet, to the southeast corner ol
said lo{. 4; thence along the dlvid
ng line between dots 2, 3 and 4, 148
teet; thence west, along the north
line of said lot 4, 50 feet; thence
southward to the place of beginning,
»eing a portion of lot 4, in block 81.
n tihe city of Hot Springs, Arkan.
ms. in Garland county, Arkansas.
Terms of Sale: On a credit o',
•hree months, the purchaser being re.
piired to execute a bond as require
jy Haw and the order and decree o
said court dn said cause, witfli ap
proved security, hearing interest a
he rate of six per east per annur
’rom date of sale until paid, and ;
den being retained on the premia
sold to secure the payment of 111
purchase money.
Given funder my hand ijhds 18t:
lay of September, A. D. 1911.
H. A. WHITTINGTON.
Commissioner In Chancery.
WARNING ORDER,
In th* Garland Chancery court
M. H. Jodd, FalnUff,
> Against.
J. E. Murdock, Murdock at, ah, de
f end ants.
The defendants, J. E. Murdock,
Mr«n T IC Vf .irrlswvb- ft, iu ustfo
are warned to appear In this court
within thirty days and answer to th'
complaint of the plaintiff, M. II
Jodd, This third day of August, 19U.
H. A. WHITTINGTON. Clerk.
By A. G. Sullenberger, D. C.
A. J, Murphy, Atty. ad. Litem.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Camden, Ar
Kansas, Aug. 25, 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Alfred
McClelland of Cedargiades, Arkan
sas, who, on Oct. 26, 1905, mad<
Homestead Entry (Serial No. 02441
No. 29200. for W 1-2. NB 14 and
S 1-2, NW 14, Section 20. Townslhli
1, S. Range 21 W., 6th Principal,
Meridian, has filed notice of inten
lion to make Final five year Proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before tJ. S. Commissioner,
at Hot Springs, Arkansas on the 2ud
day of October, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Crawford, of Cedargiades, Ark.
Avk.
Jasper Mum, of Cedargiades, Ark
James Adams, of Cedargiades, Ark.
A.len Fisher, of Cedargiades, Ark
H. Q. FRIBDHAW,
Register.
8-24, 1911.
A well known Des Moines woman
after suffering mtsembly for two
Lays from bowel compla'nt, was cur
ed by one dose of Chamberlain’s C«l
c. ('holers by Diarrhoea Remedy. For
kale by all dealert. ^ ^ ,
Think of It! Tou can buy a
piano for less money and on
better terms from d. <j. Kicn
ards than from anyone. Why*
Because Ihe buys his pianos tor
spot cash from the largest fac
tories in the country. HI*
terms are as low as $1.25 per
week and up. Call and see tne
Chlckerlng, Emerson and oth
er celebrated makes.
D. C. RICHARDS
Phone 104. 724 Central av.
A DISGRACE
Te go through life like a deformed belni
When the culture of dancing overcome:
these defects, lends grace to one’s carrl
•ga and commands au erect, uuluk step
Dancing taught every aftarneon am
•venlng from 2 to 4 ami H <o 9 p. ni
Walt*, two Htep. reverse guaranteed li
ila lessons. Private lessons by appoint
nient. KtTIclent lady and genlleman as
•ilstaiita. Iaigeat private academy In Iht
nata. Fine floor; good orchestra.
SOCIAL DANCES
vlondiy, Wednesday isd Friday Evenings
Mrs. Babcock's
Dancing Hall
OLD CITY HALL BUILDING.
Visitor, are crdialiy invited to vial
the school.
Original Bud welser Beer on tap a
New York Bar.. 7-13
I WO CRUISES ~ ~~
inmikin fly the Steamship ,R.urnVw
^hUUilU CLEVELAND HO DAY
Tun., (17,000 tout) CQCT
*1 1 rhe flrnl to lean <r c C f
III fin n Yew York October DOv
fV U II L U n. 1W1 . The second AND Ul
t0 l«»ve rta#i Frau- Includin
ON AN ciaco Feb. 6. 1912 All
A M Viinwai Event Trips Nrcettar
Y in Oct,, 191*2 A Feb.. Expense
f INITD 1W8, by large Cruta Aboard
L«llY|CgX\ ing s. H, Victoria and
liiiiKe. Ashore
HAMBIJRU-AMERICAN LIME,
209 Olive Pt.. St* Louis, Mo.
or Local Agent
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
Department or the Interior.
IT. S. Land Office at Camden, At
kansas, Aug. 25, 1911.
Notice 1& hereby given that Charie
A. McClelland of Cedarglades, Ai
kansas, who on June 14, 1905. mad
Homestead Entry (Serial Entry No
02267), No. 28825, for S 1-2, SWl-l
and S 1-2. SE 1-4, section 17, town
ship 1, S., Range 21 W, 5th Prlnc
pal, Meridian, has filed notice of li
tentlon to make Final five year t’roo
to establish claim to the land abov
described, before U. S. Coiumisslone
at Hot Springs, Arkansas, on the
day of October, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Crawford, of Cedarglades, Ark
Ark.
Jasper Muse, of Cedarglailes. Arl
James Adams, of Cedargladee, <Ark
Allen Fisher, of t'edargludes, Arl
H. G. FRIEDHAM,
Register.
rn ran goods in ihe
KJBT SKRVSD OVER THB BAB
Imported Olive OH end Genuli
Italian Spaghetti.
Monte Cristo Cali
♦ HOT SPRINGS AUTO & TAXICAB CO. j
♦ J. C. BALEY, Manager. ^
■ m
A Pennant Gasoline .20c Gallon
B Polarine Oil .75c Gallon
Storage, Wash and Polish $15.00 Per Month m
B “
+ Only fireproof garage in the city. ?
B Livery cars at all hours, day or night. ^
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+ 329 riarket St. Phone 454 ♦
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The Knickerbocker
MRS. K. W. LAUHER, PrOft. ^
SATISFIED ^ W
rhat la tha way you faal at Sana,
rha aama foaling prarallc among tfea
ruaata at th«
, KNICKERBOCKER HOTEL
, -lot and cold running water In eaen
■oora. Hath roams on each floor. Meaia
tatrenlsed by Hot Springs most exclu
<lve people. Located 4 blocks from d»
•ot, S blocks from U. B. Halb H.uses.
tb.alut.ly Modern. Fire Free*
gtcem Heat
tnrlw Plan: Mil 110 Psr Wiik ltd Up.
728 Prospect An. Pbou 185 I
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The Spaulding Hotel
Corner Central Ave., and Chapel St
Hot and Cold Water. Large Closet In each Room. Most Centrally Located
Hotel In Town. Two Minutes Walk from Depota, Poatofflce, Banka and |
.Bath Houao Row. uarge Free Sample Room.
ROOMS $3.50 PER WEEK AND UP
The Imperial Hotel
i Corner Spring and Cottage Streets
, Steam Heat, Electric Lights, Call Bells, Up-to-date Service, Open the year
* Round; all Outside Rooms; firet-class family hotel.
LOCATION—One block from Bath Houses, Government Reservation, Au
ditorium Theater and Postoffice. Phone 1032.
J. M. SHEPLOCK. Manager
IATES: 11 to $1.50 Per Day. Special Rates by the Month
4tve cooper's Trafrfcfvr AySn* chccis tzs * 3. S. LEONARD, Pros
age and take but direct to hotel.
Rooms and Board One Dollar Per Day
THE PRESTON
D. B. DAVIS & CO., • - Proprietor®.
1015 CENTRAL AVE..
The Best $1.00 a day Hotel
in the City
i A!l Outside Rooms. Hot and Cold Wat*
and Baths. Up-to-Date and Modern.
Steam Heat. Electric Llghls and Bells.
Centrally Located. One Block to Bath
Houses and Business Center. Come and
Stop One Day and See for Yourself.
Take Coopers’ Bus aud fare refun-ded at hotel.
The PALACE Hotel
United State Hotel
„ “BEST FAMILY HOTEL IN HOT SPRINGS”
HOME FOR INVALIDS AND CRIPPLES
No Walking—In Center of Bath House Row—Best Meals In Town—
American Plan—$1.00 per day and up—Rooms $2.00 per week and up—
Call and see us before locating.
BRING THIS AD AND GET YOUR BUS FARE REFUNDED
Mrs. M. J. MERRIL, Owner and Prop.
110 1-2 412 1-2 414 1-2 416 1-2 Central Avenue Phone I09J
i Great Northern Hotel*
AND BATH HOUSE Z
i STRICTLY EUROPEAN-RATES, $1.00 AND UP *
• list Caasaalantlj Laeitad Hatal and Bath Hausa la Hat Springs
1 Hon* Under .
| 1 NKXTIDOOR,B0B?31tOKI??OB C* S. WILLIAMSON,Jr., Mgr. JJ
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.Water Proof Portland Cement
• LaClede Fire Brick and Clay, Drain
and Sewer Tile-all sizes.
1 C. J. HORNER CO.
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