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Lo spirito codificatore e la codificazione latina
No full textThis article seeks to verify if the distinctive ideal of modern codification, that of predicting a priori the legal solution of all juridical problems in general law, is present in the canonical codification. For this purpose, the author examines the provisions of the Pio Benedictine Code and the current Code regarding supplementary sources, rules of interpretation of the law, and the canons concerning the validity or invalidity of legal acts.L’articolo si propone di verificare quanto sia presente nella codificazione canonica l’ideale normativista, caratteristico della codificazione moderna, consistente nel pretendere di prevedere in modo aprioristico la soluzione giuridica di tutti i problemi giuridici nella norma generale astratta. A tale fine si esaminano le disposizioni del Codice piano-benedettino e di quello vigente riguardanti le fonti suppletive, le regole interpretative della legge e i canoni sulla validità e nullità degli atti giuridici
Johann Wilhelm Baur's illustrations for Ovid's Metamorphoses in the Print Collection of the National and University Library in Zagreb
No full textRad predstavlja dosad neobjavljeni album grafika Ovidijevih Metamorfoza Johanna Wilhelma Baura s početka XVIII. stoljeća te šest samostalnih grafičkih listova iste tematike iz druge četvrtine XVII. stoljeća koji se čuvaju u Grafičkoj zbirci Nacionalne i sveučilišne knjižnice u Zagrebu. Autor izdanja albuma grafika je Abraham Aubry prema invenciji Johanna Wilhelma Baura, dok su samostalni grafički listovi Baurovi originali. Baur, relativno nepoznat u hrvatskoj povijesti umjetnosti, jedan je od najvećih njemačkih grafičara prve polovine XVII. stoljeća, čije su Metamorfoze nastale kao naravan slijed prethodnih vizija ovidijanskih tema koje su također predstavljene u ovom radu.The thesis introduces an unpublished album of prints of Ovid's Metamorphoses from the beginning of the 18th century and six independent graphic sheets of the same theme from the second quarter of the 17th century that are kept in the Print Collection of the National and University Library in Zagreb. The author of the reproduction graphic album is Abraham Aubry after Johann Wilhelm Baur, while the independent graphic sheets are Baur's originals. Baur, relatively unknown in Croatian art history, is one of the greatest German graphic artists of the first half of the 17th century, whose Metamorphoses arose as a result of previous visions of Ovidian themes
Johann Wilhelm Baur's illustrations for Ovid's Metamorphoses in the Print Collection of the National and University Library in Zagreb
No full textRad predstavlja dosad neobjavljeni album grafika Ovidijevih Metamorfoza Johanna Wilhelma Baura s početka XVIII. stoljeća te šest samostalnih grafičkih listova iste tematike iz druge četvrtine XVII. stoljeća koji se čuvaju u Grafičkoj zbirci Nacionalne i sveučilišne knjižnice u Zagrebu. Autor izdanja albuma grafika je Abraham Aubry prema invenciji Johanna Wilhelma Baura, dok su samostalni grafički listovi Baurovi originali. Baur, relativno nepoznat u hrvatskoj povijesti umjetnosti, jedan je od najvećih njemačkih grafičara prve polovine XVII. stoljeća, čije su Metamorfoze nastale kao naravan slijed prethodnih vizija ovidijanskih tema koje su također predstavljene u ovom radu.The thesis introduces an unpublished album of prints of Ovid's Metamorphoses from the beginning of the 18th century and six independent graphic sheets of the same theme from the second quarter of the 17th century that are kept in the Print Collection of the National and University Library in Zagreb. The author of the reproduction graphic album is Abraham Aubry after Johann Wilhelm Baur, while the independent graphic sheets are Baur's originals. Baur, relatively unknown in Croatian art history, is one of the greatest German graphic artists of the first half of the 17th century, whose Metamorphoses arose as a result of previous visions of Ovidian themes
Johann Wilhelm Baur's illustrations for Ovid's Metamorphoses in the Print Collection of the National and University Library in Zagreb
No full textRad predstavlja dosad neobjavljeni album grafika Ovidijevih Metamorfoza Johanna Wilhelma Baura s početka XVIII. stoljeća te šest samostalnih grafičkih listova iste tematike iz druge četvrtine XVII. stoljeća koji se čuvaju u Grafičkoj zbirci Nacionalne i sveučilišne knjižnice u Zagrebu. Autor izdanja albuma grafika je Abraham Aubry prema invenciji Johanna Wilhelma Baura, dok su samostalni grafički listovi Baurovi originali. Baur, relativno nepoznat u hrvatskoj povijesti umjetnosti, jedan je od najvećih njemačkih grafičara prve polovine XVII. stoljeća, čije su Metamorfoze nastale kao naravan slijed prethodnih vizija ovidijanskih tema koje su također predstavljene u ovom radu.The thesis introduces an unpublished album of prints of Ovid's Metamorphoses from the beginning of the 18th century and six independent graphic sheets of the same theme from the second quarter of the 17th century that are kept in the Print Collection of the National and University Library in Zagreb. The author of the reproduction graphic album is Abraham Aubry after Johann Wilhelm Baur, while the independent graphic sheets are Baur's originals. Baur, relatively unknown in Croatian art history, is one of the greatest German graphic artists of the first half of the 17th century, whose Metamorphoses arose as a result of previous visions of Ovidian themes
Anopheles mosquitoes in Mondulkiri forest, Cambodia: abundance, distribution, seasonal patterns and Plasmodium prevalence
No full textInternational audienceBackground Mosquitoes are important drivers of infectious diseases transmission, with Anopheles mosquitoes being responsible of malaria transmission. In Cambodia, where malaria is prevalent in forested regions, understanding the ecology of these vectors is crucial. This study aimed to investigate the abundance, distribution, seasonal patterns, biting behaviour of Anopheles mosquitoes, and prevalence of Plasmodium, in Mondulkiri province, Northeastern Cambodia.Methods Conducted in 9 sites, seven in forested and two in neighbouring villages, over one year, the collection of Anopheles mosquitoes was made hourly for a 72-h period every month, using a human-baited double net trap. Each mosquito was collected using a mouth-aspirator and identified morphologically, and screened for the presence of Plasmodium.ResultsPrimary vectors, including Anopheles baimaii, Anopheles dirus, Anopheles maculatus, and Anopheles minimus, constituted 11.1% of all female mosquitoes, while 12 secondary vector species represented 29.4% of the overall collection. Anopheles species were more prevalent during the late rainy season (August to November), with year-round activity observed. Primary vectors were predominantly found in forest sites, while other vector species were found in both village and forest environments. Notably, primary vectors exhibited a preference for nocturnal biting, yet a significant proportion (19.2%) displayed daytime activity, highlighting a potential risk of daytime malaria transmission. Among 5,056 Anopheles specimens tested, only 36 Plasmodium spp.-infected samples were detected, mainly in forest sites (94%), and in specimens collected at night. This study provides essential insights into the ecology of Anopheles in Mondulkiri Forest.ConclusionsThe identification of primary and secondary vectors, their seasonal dynamics, and biting behaviour contribute to enhances our understanding of malaria transmission risks in these areas, guiding future strategie
Dataset from the article entitled " Anopheles Mosquitoes in Mondulkiri Forest, Cambodia: Abundance, Distribution, Seasonal Patterns and Plasmodium prevalence " by Sébastien Boyer, Bros Doeurk, Antsa Rakotonirina, Sophy Chy, Chantrea Vong, Eak Por Piv, Baura Tat, Malen Ea, Chansophea Chhin, Sreyvouch Phen, Nimol Kloeung, Sopheakvatey Ke, Patrice Piola, Benoit Witkowski, Pierre-Olivier Maquart, Amélie Vantaux
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The PvRBP2b-TfR1 interaction is not essential for reticulocytes invasion by Plasmodium vivax isolates from Cambodia
Get PDFPlasmodium vivax is the most widespread of the different Plasmodium species able to infect humans and is responsible for most malaria cases outside Africa. An effective, strain-transcending vaccine that alleviates or suppresses erythrocyte invasion would be a game-changer in eliminating vivax malaria. Recently, the binding of P. vivax Reticulocyte Binding Protein 2b (PvRBP2b) to human Transferrin receptor (TfR1) has been described as essential for reticulocyte invasion, making this parasite protein an appealing vaccine candidate. Here, using P. vivax Cambodian clinical isolates in robust ex vivo invasion assays, we show that anti-PvRBP2b polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies that inhibit binding of PvRBP2b to TfR1 do not block P. vivax invasion into reticulocytes even at high concentrations. Anti-TfR1 antibodies do not inhibit P. vivax invasion either. Combinations at high concentrations of human monoclonal antibodies targeting different PvRBP2b epitopes do not inhibit invasion. Combinations of anti-PvRBP2b with anti-PvDBP do not enhance invasion inhibition caused by anti-PvDBP alone. We also show that the invasion of Cambodian P. vivax is trypsin-resistant while TfR1 is trypsin-sensitive, and we demonstrate that TfR1 is not recycled following trypsin treatment. We determined the PvRBP2b sequence of all isolates used in the invasion assays and analyzed polymorphism within epitopes recognized by anti-PvRBP2b antibodies. We show that polymorphism does not explain the absence of neutralization. Anti-PvRBP2b polyclonal antibodies recognized all four isolates tested in immunofluorescence assays while not inhibiting P. vivax invasion. Overall, our results demonstrate that PvRBP2b binding to TfR1 is not essential for invasion into reticulocytes of P. vivax Cambodian strains questioning the relevance of PvRBP2b as vaccine candidate
Probing the distinct chemosensitivity of Plasmodium vivax liver stage parasites and demonstration of 8-aminoquinoline radical cure activity in vitro
Get PDFImproved control of Plasmodium vivax malaria can be achieved with the discovery of new antimalarials with radical cure efficacy, including prevention of relapse caused by hypnozoites residing in the liver of patients. We screened several compound libraries against P. vivax liver stages, including 1565 compounds against mature hypnozoites, resulting in one drug-like and several probe-like hits useful for investigating hypnozoite biology. Primaquine and tafenoquine, administered in combination with chloroquine, are currently the only FDA-approved antimalarials for radical cure, yet their activity against mature P. vivax hypnozoites has not yet been demonstrated in vitro. By developing an extended assay, we show both drugs are individually hypnozonticidal and made more potent when partnered with chloroquine, similar to clinically relevant combinations. Post-hoc analyses of screening data revealed excellent performance of ionophore controls and the high quality of single point assays, demonstrating a platform able to support screening of greater compound numbers. A comparison of P. vivax liver stage activity data with that of the P. cynomolgi blood, P. falciparum blood, and P. berghei liver stages reveals overlap in schizonticidal but not hypnozonticidal activity, indicating that the delivery of new radical curative agents killing P. vivax hypnozoites requires an independent and focused drug development test cascade
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On Friday and Salurday of ihla
week a convention will be bald al Independence Hall in Philadelphia lhat
wtll b* unique In tbe history of the
world, tt will be a convention of del*
gates representing •::,.■■ .■■,.-. people of
the i.j.j.n-n.fil uatlnnalltli-s of centnl
Europe iii.-r.t- luciude llm C.eclio-
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Here on American Mil) Ibis w**k
uttl be i.:_'i..i a fit** tlrclaratlon ot
::i:ii-i.i-ri.1fi.i i- for Onirsl Ktirii|m.
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act nt I.-.i:.. :..'!;.r It tnlo i-ffect will be
a material perl of (he aetllemeDt of
lhe **ar A doit-a or perhaps a score
of ne* nation. Mill rtnrrge, each B*if-
govprnlng and prolected t.y the guar-
mi'-.', ot the league of nailous.
When thl. Is accompli.tied both
Austria and Itu.sla will pa.s off the
tisfi- a. po.slble world puwere for
tbe oeii century at least Germany
all), of course, nmaln becsuse the
.ante line ol Irealment baaed upon
iiailimolii)- will It-Bvo many mlllloi.a or
Hermans Iii a compact mass Tbe
ptesefll Herman empire Tunned by
Hl.marck In 1ST1 will be dissolved by
the abolition of the Ilobentoltera dy-
:.*.-!) and NCk llllln Herman stale
«iil again l« alluwed to govern Haelt.
I'roliably Hi-hleI.wtg-ltol.tQin may be
realr—xi to Denmark and certsInly
A1--I.- I..,t.-im- will be restored to
Franc*
After these rhange. are brought
about, what remains uf I'ru..la will
not bo strong enough to mnuare the
peace at Ktirope. 1t will t.r Li.-,i busy
for lite H--.P century paying off the
colossal ii.-ut viin-o has been pile-i
by thr war.
TblB pari of the program Is :
within thi* province of the convention
which Is to meet ai Philadelphia, but
thn coming emits which are (o ahapn
lhi> ill-Hi.Lira of Europe are ao
mately coniiectud logelhur. that It It
ImposeIble lu avoid con.lderlng thet
aa nne ma*.
It Ib singularly fortunate tbat tht.
new iii-. iiiT.tii.it of Independence
ahould iprtBf Iruin auch a place. It
means much lur Ihe dutnocracy uf Kit
rop*. to have It ao fonlhly presented
tbat tbe new program Ukee Us Inspiration from American Ideals ll Is ibe
strong arm of American military force
which will make the liberation of
in! Kurt.-... a possibility, ll la mtlng
that our Ideals ot sol f-guveru ment
should follow In Its wake.
Tbe Palo Alto chapter of tbe Rad
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Ui.iruHl.m. regarding Clirl.tma* part-el* to be scat to tbe raen In
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COmbinatloa of article, eire-it tboaa
on the 11.1 barred by tbe postal o_-
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Articles Barred by Poateff-o*
Tb* following l* * Hat of tb* principal ctasan or *rticlee wblch ar* on-
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1 —All Bptrttuoos, vlnoos, malted,
fermented or other I *'..*-_ Ira tiBg
Uauors.
All kinds of poison and all an
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poison
3— Kip—aires of all kinds.
t— Indammabla materials, lnctadlai
friction match**.
nfernal macbInea and me_u_-
leal, chemical or other device* or com-
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fragile article, and other admlaaable
mailer when nol packed Id accordance
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trci-l -aiiidi will nol kesp trash from
lbe lime of packlug uutll Cbrialmae.
Dried frni!. and other fruit product.
.hould b* (lacked in .mall Ua or wood-
box**, one-quarter to one-half
pouad site.
Hard candy. Including choco_ta,
outd probably be aafs In tin full or
navy cardboard, but no avft choeo-
[tea nor anything Ibat rould poaelhly
■ crushed ahould bs used, ss lb* to-
matnlng coDiaois of tbe pack*ig<
Ighl lie spoiled thereby
Keveral dalniloa ppacked 10 oblong
ii Itoxr. holding oach a quarter of a
pound will provide * boiler variety
I'lii-n-i than a larger quauUiy of
gle confection.
i liquid* nor articles p*ckad la
glaas abould be placed la the package.
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bliiged ur .-.. res* in;. cOve*}*,' to factlI-
tat- opening and Impacting.
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THAT MAKES MORALE
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Tbe sevsa welfare orgaalsaitoae
wblcb an wrvlag American bad Al
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eluding K. of C. w*r C*mp Comm***
Dity 8*rvlc«, American Library Aaeo-
clatloa. Jealeb Welfan Board and
the Salvation Amy. bar*, at tb*
qui it of President Wflsos, rotaWued
forre* for a dries for war f_i_ during th• week of November 11 to 11.
Tb* campaign will b* for im.WO.-
040 and tte 'eight «UUa of tb* west
toge_er wt(b Haw*.) and Alaska bars
Ui a aaksd to rale* ( per cent of this
amount, or ttit****,
Every cent raised will be used In
war work and will be the means of
maintaining and railing Ibs splendid
morale of the soldien and bbIIotb
Bute and county commllteee bare
been formed aad Ibe campaign will bs
carried down to lh* laat boms Id tbe
community. It will algnify tbe nation's backing of the man at the front.
* tribute from lb* ln**rt. of the p*opl*
to Ibe boys wbo ar* offering tbelr tlree
lhat liberty ahall not p*-n.b from tha
fare of ibe **r_
Prom the moment Ibal a soldier en-
ten tbe eervlce of tThcle Bam he I*
asrvsd by rosmbsrs of oas or tbs ssvsn
welfan unsnltaUtin. wblcb are participating In tbla war H« flitt— th*
U. C. A. buU. Knlgbts of Columbu.
belldlBg*, Jewish Welfan Board haad-
quarirr.. American Library A**OcbV
lion library building, and tb. boateas
booaee of tb* Y. W. C. A. awalllof
blm at tba gr*al oanto-xaanU In tbi.
nnlry.
In tbe elite* edjMent lo tbe rempe
Ihe War t'smp crimmuoity Service baa
eaubltabcd Infor—allon bureaus or
butldfngfl. .a. be travel, toward tbe
war son* he find, war work aecre-
tarle* of one or mon of the organisation* wltb blm rendering splendid per-
.on.! service.
Wbsn bis mo lbef. staler or sweetheart * Li u blm in aarnp b* ba* tb*
boateti bogs* ot Ib* Y. W. C. A. at
lil* ill»posa!. OVensaa be,Ban. tbe
workers of the V' st. C.'a.K. of C.
am. SalvaMon AriOy alwaya 00 hand
to **fv* him I it* i. look.d after by
tb*** faartss* men and woman cvea
to'the front line trench.. It la lb*
tonne, ling link wltb boms, the gnat
humanitarian fores tbat keeps blm a
clean, .irons. v*ll*St'Midler. '
Tb* work of lbe United Slate* Day'
Working fteserre n now being ear*
rlad aa la California ba* b**o reviewed by tba commftt**'—i resoWrc*a
and food *opply of tb* Btat* round!
of D*f ana*.
A* a laaalt the eommllte* L-lisvas
at _« work aboald W continued la
•neb a way aa to build up a atrong
foundation of boy power to b* c*n*d
upon _uoald e.p*ct*d sbortag* of aa-
otbsr yaar occur.
Tba United BUtae Boy Working Ra-
aerve 1* an organic*—an for soroDlsg
boy* frvm 16 io JI yean of ««• fo
hutp £n sgrlcullure and Ind*uslhy. ****
Tbe national program »*ek* to male
lain high stsodards of living and working conditions. prer.O! "■l.lo'liilfon ef
boys, provide tralalag coane* Ib sgii
r uiiure. and .end tba bby out for work
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To lawn correct taeertloo of rev i-liBtlil *_ wriu It oat *o4 *ttber s*r*d sr brio* It ta tbe •*_•<*
The DaD7 Palo Alto Ttgia* befon boob oa pablleatl-a day. T-lM-Wll *d« are easily mlnodsrstood
and an accepud ooly oa tbe -Bderstaodlag tb« ll Is a iibi wsflaBB li tb* *4i*rtlgf and w_JIt at
bl*rtBt. ■ Rate* for tbi* *di-rtl*iaf *r*: Me fer IS word* tmtahvam) tret Hmrttam.maA \Aatmatm*
■' to words each ■*ig**it1*g *-a-_ee<at_n Ian* ot Iba papm.
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FQgSAl^-kEAlgTjyn -' .gB-tffpitr
baelnsse corner near Camp.
Wgatgd—Yo—ig lady tee stare work
Best
PVetaotit; In fin ft rsasoff "for *-*ning.|!*3 f_o Alto; steady post*!—!, exptr-
Call la *t~r* BBtsmmtm* Club, con-sr lence not n.csssary. Apply In oera
Saau Cras aod Amelia.
Opponn-Uty ta
wr With Income *g-kaegt to
propenr; rb^l<»)o«»tl*-.
303 L'til-. Are.; phone 41
pay tor the
U, t. Float.
lOlMmo
handwriting, glrini school inc. refer-
eac— aod wbaterer eaperieoc* yoo
bare bAd. Address Bo* U>. Time* of-
Be. It-XS4l
_UIr or Beat—Attract)rs, arw, model- l rota ' cottags la l*_n_trt-m
Oaka tract oa highway, o* -all* froa
R*dsrood and Albertoa. Addreaa H
A. Wei... N.p*. Cal. * l*-ttr*t*
Wr—ted - flirt Ior g*nenl ~ .ior*
work; soma bookkeeptBg. typewriting
aod .tors work- Btau *ipcrteoc«. etr.
aad salary sipectag. _BBWBBB Baa
Tim*. o-Dc*. Ifc-U-lt
tlTH — UU room urtUge, modern
cb-tyenlaoc**; : Brml-ammI c*~diiiori;
larga lot; high and gnmmar scbool >
blooks; bargaii-. Sll Cbmning area a*.
lo-aTMl* -'-- ' '^
Waaud—Cha-ab*rmald or be
man. by lbs month Ualrsrslty Hotel.
Mm
For Balo— Saaay, atiractlrs p-rooaa
Mas, I bathe, laige sleeping Bad a
large living porcb, cement osUar, ston
room, furnace, uania court aad garage 3M Addison. Ifr-SSgl
Wauled -Working boos«keeper for
family of t adolu aad X children, ror
d*t_l« pboo* it**W or call re S_o-
tor _ Aea- Falo Alto. t*-_If
Ww.i-1 Cii! le ' at. tot X-yoer-oU
girl. 10-11 » a- m- l:IM:M p m,
1CI1.J0 Sat. bunday off; |J0 p*r
Call ll* Homer Aee. I0-X3--1
For Sale—B—-rod— cotlage. Bleeping porcb; IH blocks from a. F. star
Uoa; saasy eld* at *tr«*C Bas i*.
TlBMS offic*. 10-J-l—A
Yoar raat will work for yo*. Baa*
galow for .ai* oa vary eaay ter*—;
a lu. J. Crab*. *H _*-*lllni Avg.
fMmBtmf
Waal**—A position Bt Ugbt boas*.
work; aap*r1*sc*d; a capa—* clr!.
Bot 41, Tim«a office. U-ZMt
Aa aaaaaal apportaalty; aa Una*.
_*at |BM—_l_i TNlTttag IS faff aaat
or moto. Foam* tt; c i- riaae. t*t
l.-Jver-Iiy Ave • 11 _ae
Far Bala—t_rga aad rarp altractlva
k-room boaaa aa weal aad* of town;
•ow prlc* and assy Una*. Apply Boi
.11. Tlmee ofie*. b-HUd
ioo of too acraa. Baa Ma*M —1*_
u a mflttgg. ******* tot bar. gala
aad atock; wcBdarful soil; pUnty sf
■■atsr; *sry wall local*d. P. O. Boo
toA. Fslo AIM. S-Sttf
Want-d-Help (male or female) to
aasl.t wtlb erorg for room aad board;
i temgeaaalioa. TaL ttlK. lo-iut
Wsatsd-CompeUBt, regbad womaa!_■_; __* "T1** _ •«• «*"_*
for cooking sad downeuln wort ,n ;«a_J'-c*Uooa aad aalgrr *-jeeUd;
Redwood Ctty. Must be good cook j ■" l *HB __)_* T**- _*f Vmrt
aad wining to help wltb two small Coa**--. ValranttF ltaalty Bldg.
children No b**Ty sweeping or wash- _^^_ SalU
tag. PUaaaat roo_ aod *rm co—.14 ! _-_.„ -,i,. ,h,i_ __ __*__. -_-.
b_ -—-l ww in ^|__»^a^_12__a-S
■r Sals — btoaeea.
bo*** conv.nJeiltiy lex—ted 1* tb* *—-
Uoa, a*w high acbool aad aairai—tjj
urma ri*ifla_H*, AS**** Sol r. W-,
** OtBOO. m-llll
to" eicbaag* for
Pslo Alio bom*,' 3 acre. In ant-—aaa
frelt; gO«d Income; flfie bungalow,
outbuilding*, good sr*IL taskbeataa.
. MM*; «n*p Wa C Lyoa. ul
Lo* Alto* 1. lo-Udt
WANTED
Wanted -To 00fflch-BUt-IU at oae*
ith lady going to On—he, T*l F. A
ill b*tws*u I *B4 k [I 10-13U
il car U fair e-tfl"!**" at a raa-
ao—rtde pries, i*. y. bmill lou-if
Wsnied—Second—uid grass cutter.
..up buns grinder. 1'bone (3lW, srsa
IngB. IPtt-tl
AiratiorJokoMn'iCoslGju_c-_tt
Cheaper than Weed or Coal—G. h. genti.y, 217 Unlverelty
Wanted - Second hand blue t—me
cook*tore pnferably ITonace aato-
K- Phoa* 11MW. 10-lltl
Wan la- llj .Nu*. 1 by ytni ar'a 1
and child, rooms when hiubaod may
hava svealag meal; Wall pay well lor
auiubl* Sceo-B-apdaOao*; rttersi
• ichanged. Mr*. Geo. u. ftaadls. i-i
ii—nil tun Avs.; phoo* IM. lo -in
Warned • Fir* i class family eew. M
Uoeller, I'. U. Box (.73, F*lo Alio.
10-lMf
FOR SALE MjkiBmmm
For Sals-IUd spring* ■.■■■ Isg*. also
matlrsBB. und only one moalb. Very
cbeep. Tel. P A. i.i <«* Hsmllloo
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For Hal- A 1*17 Four-BlBSly Chevrolet. MM If taksa at one*. Call Baaday. 10 lo 3, MM B. Seventh Ht. Saa
Joee. It-UU
MOTOR TRUCKS
FURNITUBB MOVINQ
Long aad Sheet HauU
Prompt aad Special Attention
OItsb ta Bsggage Orden
PALO ALTO TMNBPIB AND
STORAQI COMPANY
I-^a-r-—lu r*K'tn booss. modern, fur
blRhed; Collegn Terrace, ill Prim-*
um SL, next campus Stanford Univ.;
1.10 uo. to raapoaalbl* party. Ur*. t.
llet—rd. Uayfleld P. O. 10-33*1'
Fot Hent—A X-room apartment wlih
•leaping porcb. private bath and totleL
130. in-: llryant St.; phone 43U.
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COME
AND
SEE
WHAT
WE
HAVE
FOR
YOU
AT
527
RAMONA
STREET
Camp Fnmont.
so furnlabed livuaal.
real roaeonabl*. Tel. I
tti Fores I Av*
"..ms r
For 3a!»—1111 Studeb*ker tounag
car. apec—I body; mat ba *otd hy Friday --mini, the*p tor cask. Call 1-7
lUy*Bl SL or pboae Ml. 1M1U
Por Kf-it Completely turolabed 3-
ruom spsrimenl. wllb baib. Ml Kip
ting 8l ^ 1B-31U
For Rent—All or part ot one or lbe
most de.lnble turn apu. la town
CaU IHW. io ...if
For Real—Fist of i large rooms;
screened porch, bath, modern coat*&-
lenres; adult* only. IU Unlvanlty.
lOIttf
For flout—Delightful new S-room
furnished bungalow; sleep—g porcb;
l-u p*r month; adolu only. Phoa* P.
A MI. 1MW
To Kenl- -Per—ah*d apu 1 roosaa,
cloeo In; adult, only; no batb. Phone
"■**''■■ 10-lltt
Ntnly furni.bed ho-t**keeplsg
rooms. Csll Ml Cbannlcg Ar*. er
pboo* I14J. k. -i ;i*
For Beat-- Thr** f___.od nx
M7 0—saa. 1MI-H
Tot Ileal—Nfoely
naaoaabl*; also garags for not. lit
II* ml I toe arena*. 16-3141*
Por Rent—Nine room, eea_**tgd
wltb batb room. Pbooe 1UU. Ml
Cowper streeL lO-ll-tf
Large aunny furnlahed front room
for not; on* block froaa carllne and
highway. IM Stanford arsnoe. May-
field. Pboae TlfJ. IS-llil
For Beat—To adults only. l*ur-
nlahad apartmeaU at tb* Nardyn*.
1131 Iirr.nl street. Pboo* "SOU.
Ifr-lMl
For rent two mootba—Six-room fur-
nlahad bangalow wltb gang*. IM
Klngalay Ara. 10-lglf
ror Usui—Attractirely taralsbad
bangalow in dsalrabt* "**'g***'rrtief
lnQturs Ml Bryaat; pbon* WW. lMtf
For Sole—Cheap. 1 aet beary doobla
naraeea, l H*»bt boraa. Pboue totu.
l. ILarvle. banraaa I LB. aad 1
L lti-u-it*
Tor Sal* -*- Tborougbbred Poland-
China small paya, gnu, *ew*
.. alao Cheetar Wblt* ot
cbsap. 3. h\ OrUoa, H. II. Box MIA.
Um Altoe, CaL i» lkimo'
For Sals- Smalt trallar. 4-wbaaI.
is condition, newly palatad; v*j-y
cbsap tor caab; muat sell at one*. Call
L'mbreiu Oarage, -sjnsld. 10-i.if
For Bal»—New Pag*; I* • bargain;
md • waagg oaty. C*J! ai If sale
Oarag*. Owsar U drartse- . I'hoos
Ue—o Park 71. i lS-Mt
For Bale -Baby able—i ***ry w
auroral WM_*. Btmbb* Poallxy
Uaocb sad HsLcbsry; P. A. tSUL
1*-144 «r tf
For Sale—Ford tattrlag ear, ISIS;
Cj-l-ci*-* tsBsPlStan, axtra good tins.
gaa saver, aback *bawk*r. otn*
i eaviDg towa. Pr io* raa*aa*kll,
11. C, Tims. d«_*. I li-tr
For Sale—At lUd Cross shop. Ml
Alma St, dot—gg Eur B
aad ___-*— Op*o oi
w*da**day. FiUay aad BaUrA-il al
tamoon— "*' »■
LOST
Loet—Sunday afteroeoa at Peel
ranch. D«l HoaU road n*ar Springer
road aad ML View J—.cOo— mala Boston ban terrier wear—g new
collar, bra*. MM*- Bsward, ML
Ml. Vlsw tlR er PadSc TMT. Saa
e-ranclsoo. lMU-ft
Los i—Som s w h an
nlng and llryant aad dowatow*' district. * goM wedding ring. Howard;
pboae P. A. 1st. 1M7-U
MB
F. Stone, Redwood City R_ F. D. 1; re-
eat*. lfUtt
Loet—8—all brown SbsUaad pony
from tbe Mimarss ranch, atai f*t«
bridge. Pale Alt** BrnMrS. Mt-lao'
Wan t*d— Helper U drag .tor*:
yesag maa prafs-rsd. r_gl* Drag Co.
EKP-0Y.IEKT
Jags It as* gar-aer wanu steady work
in prtval* family, wags* IM ap; good
rvfareoc*— _* Forest avsss* |*bea.
anUd— Man to drive delivery wag
.aad su__oblie. lagoln agent
Amsrlras Ky. B\tjpt*BB Os*. 1 - —tl
Waalsd- Capable
car* of baby la aft*raooaa.
MU.
Chios** school boy stau werk ta
private family net baring more than
lour persons. Pboo* Palo Alto tit.
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Waaud—Mead tag of any k_4. cbll
dnna sasrlag and can ef as—**, also
ir_ilng. Pboo* M1W, svsalag*. or bs-
f or * Ilk ttt-lma
Wanted- Woman to do cooking «_*
downst— n work; ao waahlag; sleep
at bo—a; wages Ml pi** room nat.
Fboaa p. a tpp. IB-Utt
Waated—Doy or gin u cvry paper
root* Apply clreaUUoo dept. Tims*
offlcs betweea 1 and 4 p. aa. l»-t-Cd
Wsr Wort. Cob-m— aeeds tw* sa ■
pamaoad *t*aog/**bsr* apoa i
Phoo* Hsdwood til
lg—-U
atross or wOl tab* car* ot (bag Tal
FOR EXCHANGE
Loa _Itoa "raocn
P. A. tttht ur P. _ 11.
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Waated — Voaag womaa waau
borne work—boobb*ep*r, typewriter,
tab* car* ot corresponds^**, acooaau
Or ur det_j ottca verb that caa b*
doe* at boms; werk oallad Cor. Pboo*
UMW.
PALO ALTO TIMES'
INFORMATION DEFT
Art Piwtofrsphy. Kodak FtoU-iinf. Soppties
Prinblln SUmIb, 101 Clnla p*i. Alto MS-M
Aato AffHCf—CherroU.
R. N.
