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The Herald-Palladium from Benton Harbor, Michigan • 6

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a -r 1 1. fAGES. CITY COS PAG Ft HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS TI WADill'S VAN! Mi i (Tbt prtees corrtwtcd day u4 niay be felled poa to be correct:) TO SUFFERS QUAKE WANTED MALE HELP. WANTED TCMALC HELP. Hio In: WANTEO Voting girl attending high WANT CO Moulders used to malle-dehool would place to work for able work.

Bnn Harbor Malleable hoard and tuition. Addresa K. care Foundry. lo-3mc OF Newt-Palladltim. WANTED Men to husk corn.

Phone 1 4-201 WANTED A good girl for general 745-1 2short ringa. Loano Hrj.N SHOCKS BRING REPORTS CONSIDERABLE PROPERTY I DAMAGE NO LIFE LOSS. housework. Mrs. G.

BecKWiin. WANTED At once, 4 punch press 10-2916 F.D. 2. NORTHERN MICHIGAN AT 10 SJJU TJI? HITci Vl3. MICHIGAN CENTRAL mowing ciotes: November 2 and 16 December 7, 1909 loma Mich.

Sectional loperators. Call at Metal 10-29t6 WANTED First-clasa chamberTnalJ.irirnItare Co this office. 10-28t6 BUSY BASSSTT Cijy. WIDE AREA AFFECTED WANTED Girl for general iwuse-wrk. Apply 214 Pipestone St.

10-27t6 WANTED 20c an hour furnish your! own forks or 17'4c an hour and a1 good hot dinner, to dig and pick up' potatoes. Angus Morrison. R. K. 1).

box 125, near corner Dewey and Napier. 10-29t6 WANTED A girl for general housework; jio washing and good pay. Mrs. Scbreiver, Fair PlaiH. Phone UM w.

10-2616 Trembles Are Felt at Points in Two 10-28t6 luns.r. -I WANTED An experienced Kenton Fruit Products Co. States as Far North as Grant's Ticket BatterlSc. EK Urapea lle. Feaciies 80c to 1.0 bushel.

Spring chickens 10c lb. Beef, dressed Co lb. Veai. dressed 8V4c lb. Mutton, dr884J 8c lb.

Pork, dressed Uc lb. Calves' sklas 10c lb. Toms toes 15c. Apples 75c. Pears 11.00.

Cantaloupes 60c case. Lteets 50c bushel. Cabbage 25c dozen. Turnips 40c. Carrots 30c.

Deans $2.50. Celery SOc. Peppers Sweetcorn c. Lard 13c. I'lutns $1 bushel.

Flour $5 $6.60 barrel. Hay $12 ton. Ground feed $30 ton. Corn, ear 70c bushdl. Oats 40c bushel.

Corn, shelled 76c bushel. Middlings $1.60 cwt. Bran $26 ton. Live chickens 10c lb. Tallow 4o lb.

Sheep pelts 20c each. Radishes 45c bushel. Onions 10 bushel. Cncumbers 40c bu. Pickles 60c bu.

Poiatoes 35c. tIALCAMsn nnnicu to ti luui-i pQ SALE llor- pressed air spraying machinea in Her- fv.n 11' 1 mn ah4uK a WANETD Girl for general housework; no washing. Mrs. Wm. Chapman.

1915 Britain Ave. l0-26t6 handled In connee-l mmi a-ien Co. Can 1 tion with spraying material or nurs- FOR SALE Dritiac cry stock. A profitable proposition rank Deaajr yuy. HI- i i our- WANTED A girl for general house-wOrT: Good wages.

Mrs. J. H. Richardson, C02 Main St. Niles.

10-25t i.iii.' Nil-; i .1 4 iiv i ie if for a good salesman. The Spauld-j ing Engine St. Joseph, MJr. F0 SALEheap farm WANTED A Woman for general housework. No washing; good borne for the winter.

Phone 717. WANTED Man to work on Phone 727 2 long 1 short. Mart in dale echool, s'- jJJ, FOR SALE Dr. Kerrya faraV SyMyPatcntSuction WANTED AT ONCE 4 punch press Ave. Metal Sectional WANTED Girl for general housework.

No washing. Mrs. B. M. Now-len, R.

F. D. 1 Benton Harbor. 10-lltf operators. Call at Furniture Co.

lo-3(V6 FOR SAl Pn 'v --RANCH ALL ITS BLANCHES iiuquue a. MCTJOrO. LOST AND FOUND. IIN REAL Pass in Ore'jan People Aqjg Greatly Alarmed. it 1'iaiKiHto.

0t. Reports Ironi a number of places in northern California urid southern Oregon state that I he earthquake shovk was more severe than any lhat have been felt in several years. According to observers the vibrations continued from in to l-" seconds. Windows were shattered, eplnineya prostrated, dishes broken and small pieces of furniture moved, but so far as known the financial damage was nominal. Humboldt county seems to have li en the center of the seismic disturbance, but telegraph and telephone emmuuication is interrupted and only meager reports have been ro- It does not appear, however, that the shock was of great violence.

Among the cities and towns (where the quake was felt are Redding. Red Chico. MoClotid. WeaverviUe. iiunsmiiir and Crescent City, in Call- ESTATE.

LOANS AND: LOST On Pinestone St. between FOR SALE Good cov, 4 1mSr' Britain and Main, a small gray purse: nearly fresh. C. will to make any to stick, a.i matter what i'i- 1 m. Best Teeth, none better, 22 Ksret Gold Crowns $4.00.

Teeth Extracted Without Pain. GERMAN SPOKEN. Dr. Frank Dsitch raceway 1 a- about $10 and Corbin key. Iave at t-mery Resort RENTING.

U. CQRELL 143 Pestone. Benton Harbor tnis omce ana receive reward. l-ena mi 7i F0R SALE Good Jersty WANTED We mnat have Sf to 80 girls at once to make overalla aad jackets. Experienced help preferred.

But any one willing to lean aad living In surrounding towns or coanlry will be guaranteed IS a week sad Saturday afternoons off. Hxperlanced hands cam make $8 to $10 a week. We do not want to turn work away tor lack of help. Thi does not shut out home girls. Come at oace.

Camp-bell-Naylor Garment Co. Kltf LOST 1 per dtyrwffl ti V- -A full l.lood. Scotch Collie. ttllea afS2 a and white; answers to name Gustav Skla. -fiTii A V.

Andrews Hin.Mon.il SMSTUk yellow of Rex r-r 208 Statu St. Joseph. I ResMence Phone 123-L ode 123-J MONEY TO Ave. HELP WANTED MONEY TO LOAN ea mmnij wwo. vBieaoae St vUsstas, UK Grain, Provisions, Etc.

Chicago, Oet. 2. riXJL'It I-Trm. Winter wheat, patent, jute, lj.Tr.i5.Si); straight, jute, clear iute. M.st?t'.!W; spring wheat.

pe-clal bntntls, wood, Minnesota hrd tprniK. patent, lute. J. Minnesota LOST Bull dog, legs and breast white; rest of body brown. Return to 218 Pipestone St.

10-25(6 FOR RENT, FOR RENT Seven room house 129 I ruia, and (Jrant's Pass and Marsh- Division near car line; rent MONEY TO LOAH-Ds yn one to Ave tboassaj tUB long time? Xo brokers dress, care Pstirft hard mprnig, straight, export Imjrs. moderate to right party. Inquire lit Columbus Ave. or Pione 172. QlrlB lor transfer work In our Sen lery miK pi employment.

Call at ih-i factory or writ to Cooper, Wells Co. PRIVATE 8 A I TO I Special attention given maternity cases. For full particulars address Mrs. O. A-Shauman.

204 Britain Benton Harbor. Mich. 7-lOtf ROOT AND HERB TON I C. 10-22tf AKOtrraCT. Pi FOR rooms for light housekeeping.

H12 E. Main St. 6 ROOFING and Roofing Supplies of every kind. Wil! you 1 0 per cent on purchases. Contracts taken.

Work guaranteed. AT UAI I BENTON HARBOR li ALU; phon 656 126 Bronson Ave. 10 rods East City Library EDWIN LAWnfJtCt fy. Architect, T224 Fgat- Tac: Bldg. Cakaga.

Fleas spd tar-made oa all Tlnssa af atL FOR RENT Farm 110 acrej at Roy-afton. Good buildings. Merwin Farmer. T-3it6 MADAM J. H.

BURTON. 112 Fair makes from roots and herbs a tonic that will enre rheumatism neuralgia, headaches, dropsy, heart trouble, stiff Joints and other diseases. Will also assist in nursing at home. Hours 8 to 10 and 4 to 6 o'clock. Telephone 636-L.

9-25tf FOR RENT 2 furnished rooms with A. l.lSDESfK'.V, Architect Plans an: specifications classes of buildings. Phone 39 Traction W. Main Bun ton Harbor. TYPEWRITING BUREAU- tenographer.

Visa Lea Mr Battlement Bldg, oftee af Tilr Valeatlaa. gas, heat and bath, with private fam- ilv. (. W. Wiese, 156 Green Ave.

Subscribe for the News-Palladium Bohecrlbe tor the flri it Factum CnrinnQ FOR RENT room house, gas, bath and furnace. Inquire R. Burke. 112 Colby Ave. 10-30t6 KOR RENT An 8 room house, pleas Oregon.

It was not felt in San I-'rtincisco. nor was it recorded at the lixal weather bureau. Damage at Eureka Is $3,000. r.iueUn. Oct.

A severe earihiiuake shock w.ts felr ip Eureka and throughout Humboldt county. Windows and chimneys were shattered. The total damage will not exceed $3,000. Eureka Cut Off for a Time. San Francisco, Oct.

The tele phone company reported it had been unable to reach Kureaka by wire for more than an hour anl that a heavy earthquake had been reported in that vicinity. After estab-' lishinjc communication with Kureka the I'nited Wireless Telegraph Company reported no serious damage done by the earthquake there beyond wrecking the telegraph and telephone wires. Trembles Felt in Oregon. Grants Pass. Oct.

30 A slight earthquake shock was felt 'here. It was not severe enough to do any damage. Cleveland. Oct. 30 Father Odenbach of St.

Ignatius college an-n6unced that severe earth quivers re recorded by each of the seismographs at the college. 5.H: Mr.t s4.VMM.trU: armiKi ci-ars. S3.i3.M); lew 1.V.1 3 w. Itye while, per SS.WftS.s.',; dark, ro-r Jute. J3.Jji3.iir.

WHEAT-Advanced. December, 11.06 fil.08',; Ma), COIt.V Stronsr. December, iSHQiSHc: May. 51iitilSe. OATSHiKlinr.

December. Muy. DI'TTKlt-'reamery. extra, 3fVc; price In retail dealers. 3ie; prints, 33c; extra iir(s.

3tv: list. I'THe: seconds. 26Hc; dairies, i.vtra flrstit. 26c: seconds, Jlc; Indies, Ne. 1, pa king stock, KCJCJS Miscellaneous line, eases returned.

N'i discs included. lHc; ordinary. 23'-; lir.ts. 2m primtj firsts, 27c; extras. I'M'je: Xo.

1 dirties. 19c; checks, ITe. IHiTATt )ICS Choice to fancy, -iji'gtSo; fr.ir to Ki.oil. 8wet potatoes Vlrsinias, $1.75 per bu. I.IVT: I Turfeys, per He: 1 Hit fow ls.

roosters. tc; sprifigs. ll'ie; geese. Mi 10c: ducks, 12c. New Turk, Oct.

29. l-'I 'It- Steady anil unehanffed. with a sniiiil local iradc: ry. ilonr, steady: fair to g-uni. 4.i"M choice to fancy, H.juff buckwheat Hour.

dull. WMKAT-Spot firm; No. 2 red. ll.St? No. 1 northern Duluth, nominal: No.

2 hard winter. J1.22. nominal; December. 1.13til.l4. closed 11.13: May, Jl U'ViJi 1 1LV4.

closed 1.12'. CXKN Spot firm: No. 2 elevator, 69Hc. nominal; No. 2 yellow, 70Hc.

nominal; December closed at 9Sc May closed at ''c. OATS Spot steady; mixed, nominal: natural white, 44546c; clipped white, a an ub-i am thb rAttu UAtt antly located. Modern except fur mur iaaai Imvw ataa auroHafl aistar Mas oat REAL ESTATE' nace. Inquire 245 Pipestone St. Phone 5S2.

10-29t6 FOR RENT Slodern 7 room house except furnace, 1S4 High St. Apply W. B. Shankland. 144 Pipestone St.

10-29t6 I if' 1 Water to protect your health. Order of the driver or phone 148. Office hoars. 7 tc 9 a 1 to 3 p. m.

PROMPT 0UVRY. Eastman Sprigs Co. CU M- C. HUBBARD, FOR RENT 2 cottages, 7anJ 5 OPPfOSs neaarofi aaa rooms each. S.

McCord. 10-28t6 T. A. LOWRY. M.

E. LOWRY tow imi DENTISTS For (tie next sixty days will give the following prices on first class dentistry: Beet teeth $5.00 Extracting .25 Silver filling 50 Gold fillings and up Cedent fillings 25 to 50c Gold crown. $4.00 and up Gold crowns $4.00 and up Porcelain crowns. $3.00 and up Ilickley building over Phone 1S8. Benton Harbor Mich.

Phone 1S8. Benton FOR RENT If not sold by Nov. 1, modern house on Pavone St. Furnace heat, gas bath; 10 rooms. For FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

information call on H. D. Poole, FARMS POf iALt FARM FOR SALE SfKS, Benton Harbor State Bank. J0-27t6 FOR SALE Cheap If taken at once, i pony, buggy and harness. Call Union and Napier Ave.

from Benton Harbor. Good Some fruit. $128, Slefwar ft" Henry. H-2dt6 FOR RENT A new 8 room "house on S. Pipestone.

Phone 398. Call 302 Pipestone. 10-28t6 Choose Your Wall Paper at your home. Call up J. H.

Edgcumbe, and he will be pleased to show you his samples EXCLUSIVE LINE Of ELEGANT DESIGNS, I'bi-t t. n'iiiir -liDe a' "--otuiiil" rii. VV al' tfrlrt or rr r.ltaniii cartn't-un iii with vpruum FOR RENT Rooms furnished for light housekeeping; furnace heat FOR SALE 334 shocks of first-class corn 23 cents a shock; also small quantity of oats in the bundle. J. J.

Donaldson. 16 miles out cn Territorial road, at Edick farm. 10-2716 FOR SALE One ef tas ten acre Uiatlt about two blocks frost est NKaVHOsaUSItt and modern conveniences. Mrs. J.

Smith, 118 Cherry St. 10-26t6 Live Stock. South Omaha. Oct. -2.

CATTI.H Receitpts, 4.50O. Market steady. Native sleerst 14.341. 00; cows and heifers, t3.00fia.00: western steers. t3.oti6.13.

Texas steers. cows and heifers. canners. stockirs and feeders, calves, 5a.30rn7.flO; bulls, stags, $2.754.50. HOGS-Receipts.

2.900. Market 5 to 10 cents hiRher. Heavy, t7.j0i7.70; mixed. t7.7.ie; lisht. 7.X7.e; pls.

S6.00fj7.K; bulk of sales. S7.SR4i7.tS. SI1KKI' Ri-eipts, 11.200. Market strons. Yearlings.

wethers, ewes, lambs, ts.30fif.90. FOR RENT 4 room flat, gas and IMHHBBbssW water. Inquire Fashbaugh drug store. 10-26t6 Articles FOR SALE CHEAP Quantity of metit cellar. 4 or aoat two-barrel galvanized iron tanks.

Ap-l acre fine MpersgBA set ply Abe Becker 240 Thresher Ave. in ood ts us-. ronsiUag of bla FOR SALE Base burner stove, 'nd red raspberrW. leather couch and other furniture. urranu and pir alsM.

Asssm Call at Withey's bakery. 10-2fit6 1 fenced with oa07 aetfaf Toili I ANe Toilet New FOR RENT 5 room house on Vineyard Ave. Water and gas. Enquire Supply of 1 at J23 Vineyard. 10-26t6 Iowfim net house.

Apply FOR RENT A McCord. bouse 12x4. Aeawat a hen 10-26t6 FOR SALE 20 yards striped rsg News-Panadiaav Follow the crowds to the big jewelry auction at Teezel A Alger's carpet, been used some. Inquire SUFFRAGiSTS PARTY A REALITY. Born at First Political Convention of Disfranchised.

New York. Oct. The woman's party is no longer a theory but a reality, and Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt is its chairman. It was born at the first olitli'al convention of disfran-ehised women last night in Carnegie hall, with all th prestige that could be.

imparted by tie brains, wealth and beauty of the moement to obtain the ballot for women. The whole tone of the rally, under lhn auspices jf th Interurban Suffrage council, was kept within conservative limits as a tacit protest against the Pankburst meeting and the militant methods involved. It Is understood that so fixed was the determination of Mrs. Clarence Mackay, chairwoman of the platform committee, to keep the demands reasonable and dignified that she refused to the insertion of two planks which verged on sensationalism' or suggested partisanship. It was or this score that the "white siave" question was untouched and tfcit the platform, which Mrs.

Mackay read, asked such action as concerns women's position as a civic and national 'actor. DR. C. MILLER DENTIST (Successor to lr. C.

IV Owen3) Painless cirrnction, careful work all lra'jclies of FOR RENT House on Riford St. next to the corner of Paw Paw. W. 277 Broadway. 10-26t6 CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

G. Newland, 131 Brunaon. Plione 190. 10-26t6 FOR SALE- asm tween Rose City tsd Ogemsw comaty. Mica.

houses, six ana Jj. orchard: sssall aara. FOR RENT House, modern except FOR SALE Heavy sash door with frame. Sise door 2 ft. 8 inch by 7 ft.

Glass 23 inhes by 3 ft. 1V inch. An out house, well built. Call at 144 Pipestone St. or Phone 99.

Residence phone 269. 10-26t6 furnace, $15 a month, on McDonald FOR RENT One newly furnished also store for rent on Wall 8f room. 136 Pipestone up stairs rrn thrmxk DtaC. Inquire Jas. McDonald, 117 Broad sf 10-26t6 place.

Goes 'i st 1 vt Mfei 'tslaj 1 tj 1 ttar, Bar 'i a 59 a. -a IMlva) Toilet Waters, Powders and Cold Cream. Your choice of premiums FREE with every purchase of these goods for a short time only. BROOKLYN DRUG STORE prarotD crure way. Phone 280 or 40.

10-30t6 Snrinss Pars, FOR RENT Seven room house at PhoneSoC Bell Block. FOR SALE Gold Coin base burner la gOOd condition? ehean Wm i. 1- in good condition; FOR SALE OR RENT Store build-ins on Highland Ava. Rarsrsln fni Z53 Britain Ave. Apply to Mrs.

R. M. Jones, 121 Washington St. 10-26t Voung. 165 Riford St right Dr.

F. M. Kerry. 10-28tf green uanr 7 2.00 cord of HfZ 1 SALE Piano oak finish; ex posts. AUuv cellent bargain.

Mrs. F. L. Ham- FOR RENT Two furnished rooms tor light housekeeping steam heat, FOR SALE OR RENT House, barn, and three lots. Also nn wornl a.

Beats Edwards Art, oad, 14 Bellview St. 10-2516 gas ana pain. Address O. care coal range and hall tree. Apply 338 iNews-paiiadium.

Highland Ave. 10-2816 wr snkE-uoe nana power icaai grinder, one corn she Her: also horse' FOR SALE 4 acr fJL FOR SALE On East Main sec power grinder at Moulds Wine- summer bom co fvR hent Modern 6 room flat, hardwood finish. Hot and cold soft water. Rent furnished or unfurn- duainui cr li ZC0-2W Territorial St. uicuicra, i Territorial 8t.

Plione nif nsnarw. 7 a aw -ijfar I STEAMER'S LIFE BELTS FOUND. CIS L. 10-2516 isneo. 147 "Cnnrch 8t.

10-26t6 PENINSULAR LUMBER CO. Manufacturers of SASH and DOORS. KILN-DRY INTERIOR FINISH, B0XSH00KS SPECIALTIES and WORK of an kinds. Ptitna 215. Phone lit.

FOR RENT Light and pleasant fur- ond block on hill, a fine six room cottage. Modern in every way. This property must be sold at once. $1,700 one-half cash, balance monthly payments. Also good seven room house In the south part of the city.

Lot 50x125, for $1,150 $450 cash, balance monthly payments. No Interest. See Closson ft Belts. FOR SALE Four-hors gasolene en-glae, and Belle city stalk cutter site No. I.

both for $65.00 If taken before the first Nov. F. M. Dyer, Paw Paw Ave. Phone 753 rings.

nisnea rooms and some auitable for light housekeeping. Also eight room honso la rodd renalr at 4S vt ntrk gain. Aoares Mtck, for SALE a m5r1 small fratt a Vf bearing ppv PfVV a nouoa, sy SL inquire Arford Edmaad. Com. 3CSSSSSSBB3P 10-2it merciai oioca, or Mrs, Mary Allen.

1U Millar St, Cor Mtt FOR SALE The household goods of B. S. Lister Will be snM for atorare WANTED MISCELIriiooSr charges. Green 4 Co. 10-zltlmo 8L Caieaga, Unconfirmed Rumor Makes 8afety of Liner Problematical.

Tatis, Oct. 30. An unconfirmed re-'port from Cherbourg states that life belts from the steamer Kronprlnzes-sln Cecille, from Bremen October and Cherbourg and Southampton October 27. have been found on the coast of Normandy. There has been a severe storm on the northern seaboard of France and much damage has been done.

The little port of Grandlcamp has suffered severely aad 2S fishing vessel belonging to the port have been lost. The sea swept over part of the town, destroying a number oif aouaea, drowning caul aad sweeping away property. 6ENT6N HARIOR. UtCH. sr a sill FP SALE One buffet, awarly WANTED Repair, work la the line of carpenter work.

Innniiu FOR RENT Until April IsL 7 room house. Call 217 Fair 10-I7t POR SALE Grwvl a rmm twmae. No. 15 Broadway uL U.t ct Vt fmi also room hous. eoraer Bruason an Mtftum Sts.

Modera except heat. Lot Mxll to aller. O. 9. Basse tt.

Kg. Room tL P. a Bldg. aiSO 1 Small SOfa- Call at 19 Rrlk. for a tarn at t- -I Pearl SC city.

lo-sott ala avenue. 10-fftf WANTED Sewiac far ladle aad NOTICE Watchea, clock, diamonds, Emu, coat bat etc bonxhL Also MllUrvn at aaf elae st saT raoae. axv. a-ZOU Mercy Hospital FOR SALE A aargata tl take at waicne repaired and bicycles to reat at FiacVa, Territorial SL Beaton Harbor. la-isttmo Prtc, prlee reasonable.

ll Terrttortal 8t. Vpetair. l9.i0ti Wraa inofllr Delmar Plant, oaaa, roosa atea. asjaatea-walk froat Wallace) Broa. atorav Eea Bay wXJTf MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE Bedding and mulching by taa load; com at oacsv Haanoa MRS. U. WHITINO. Kra. 811 Mark- STOVES! We have, over one hundred fores fa our store, erery one a twgaia.

ise burner heater, ran cm and eook storee, one slifbtly ased, however, this 4oe not redtfce their val- one doUnr We have paired every stove and pat thea ta first class shape, mak tug it ponslbl tor you to save ahoat ifty eeata ea every iol-Ift by buyrng kern Rctmember repair, clean and erect stoves. Also hay and! tell all kind of htraitar. Call ant sfc th bargata aavew lit Territorial St. ttiona Meney Cemea tn aswieftaa to A. Calaaolat, of.

Tread wen. ANT ED to bar LLa t. cor, Cbatch Bt- St. Joeeoh. sa.

Rla mum ta We-Ilt about U0O, warranted to flr! an of! At borne. Madam Bartoala. 3J Pipe- Joaaaoaj worm readrng: Tor a long tlma ll aMTUTIOH WANTED FEMALE offers tta splendid advaatagea for surgical treatsseU and car of the sick aad sotlcita fatroa-ac at followtsg frleea: PatLmt ta wards, Patienta ta double room. pef week ratfeat ta arlvata room, pef week Mat real case. 1t 43evs)ratlat of alt BhrsiciaJUl ranna inrai wuiniv inrns WANTED-fittSOtTlsker.

eiMrUaA. school oa Territorial, toa atreet No cna or card reader ell recommended, desires Hver, eoaatfpatioa, aarvoaaaetn and avMt gsweral debUfty." write, twudtinn 1 tat aaodiaa aaS elalrroyaaL Hoars a. aa. tv aa. rare ttwotaaewt Benton Harbor or St.

9Z' awappoui. aor, jo, Add ras Newt Pattidlam. -ls-ziu w'1 "er cow. Phone 7131 long. 1 abort, alL S-lOtaao FlAl iNtURANCE lmwraac Company tb Stat of Pewasytvaaia.

vrt Mkfc uj- In. Thea aaed Electrte Bleta. Twelve WANTED Poartlea a cteooraper bottle 1 restores! alt ty 4M-tUn soa r-ral oO work try yooag 1 r. i sf Wkita lector 1 lewewr norated 17sa Yateatl la-trtf HWisem we a fri IUT. l.wZZ, apcr-t 1 esr- Afte Pars.

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