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Perbedaan Penggunaan Toritatejoshi ‘Dake’ Dan ‘Bakari’ Dalam Novel Sakura House Karya Shizuko Toudou
No full textAn individual who only has little knowledge on grammar may use nouns, verbs, and adjectives in Japanese easily this is not the case with particles. Particles cannot be replaced or used at whim. This is the case with the particles ‘dake’ and ‘bakari’. These particles in Bahasa Indonesia language have the same meaning with “hanya”. This article analyzes particles ‘dake’ and ‘bakari’ to determine the difference of the two particles. Source of data is the novel Sakura House by Toudou Shizuko and theory from Tomita Takayuki. Based on the analysis it is found that from the four functions of dake only three are found and from the seven functions of bakari only three functions are found. The authors conclude that differences in the two particles are present on several different functions that have both particle and that the bakari may not follow potential words, while dake can. In this study, the author uses descriptive analytical method and literature review. </jats:p
Low-temperaaa synthesis of high-puritysingle-wayCT cangl nangle-w fromaomCTN
No full textBy usingaingC) a thecaCW5 source,a new simplecapleCN5 chemica vami deposition technique to synthesize highpurity single-waCON cagle nagle-wa a lowtemperaCON isdemonstra[[( Becans of the etching e#ect of decomposed OHraEV([ aEV([CO caV([ aV( witha dahCW[) bond, impurities sucha achCTN)W cahCTN multi-waCON calti nalti-wa meta pati-wa a cati nati-waCON) aa completely suppressed evena relaVVTVC lowrea5T8( temperaemp sucha 700--800 #C. By usingmethaW() genera))N of SWNTs evena #CisdemonstraNVV The high-purity synthesisa lowtemperaONE promiseslami scai productiona low costas the direct growth of SWNTs onconventiona semiconductor devices avices paicesCW withathCNW(5 # 2002 Elsevier Science B.V. All rights reserved. 1.I oduction The discovery of single wagle cagle nagleC bes (SWNTs) [1] in 1993ha promiseda new field of scienceai technology with theirspeciaW5 elonga ed fullerene structure. However, resea chers couldrea) y join the fieldaCW r the developments of high-quaW8( maaW copicgenera ion techniques of SWNTs by the pulsedlase -oven technique [2] a] la[V by the electricaectr schari technique [3]. In the laC fewyeaWV the technique of caEW ytic chemica vaiC deposition (CCVD) ha been developed [4--21] for the expectedla(W scaW production [7--17]a-- for the controlled synthesis directly on semiconductormac riat [18-- 21]. Following suggestions of thegenera ion of SWNTs by the disprop ortiona reao ion of CO [4] or decomposition of benzene [11],vaNV58 caNV5 - contaN ing molecules sucha CO [4,6,15,16], metha e [5,7--10,14,18--21], ethylene [6,19],a,C5V lene [12]a d benzene [11] were tried in combina tions with supported orfloa ted finemeta l ca[V)NC s. Recently,rela ively pure SWNTs were generaV( by controlled prepadC ions ofmeta fine paC5[V() of Fe, Ni, Co, Mo or mixtures suppo..
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Dear I*ai>-*<:
Mamma and tut- ■.-..•. I, ,■ v.-sti-r-
.lav ..ii tin.... WV bad a Inilv jurm-v
and didn't k-'I tLr*-*t abit. We nam
in day litur jr*t a* ilu-man *ai*l «■- a-**!
ami Rt-t* whir lb.- mountain, was hich..
A man .■.,.... with our car nil Oh- any
and li? took u-'\ wan am hud a rdc*
time. When v..,, ,-„,„ hoin,' I.- mirv eon'.
takr tlm drrttrr ata! no ir-at>I louri.i
virursion car ami v.ii will bate *-t-..l
Ian as we did and not co*i much either.
Titer? otlhf in ill li^.-. Marki'l *tr.-i-l in
-tn. KrwnciH-o. If voit ».ll mil., (ben
CjiiToL'srJ
The Maid That Called at
My Shop.
There ,-,-tl in my wii-doB am
.I-iat Ilk.- it drv-itn ."■'-. 1 bb. liar,!
To return h.-r sweet I- - v an-l to wbus,
Till in HIV ailllilWSIMII I aa****** l„
lr*,-air
For (ear that the darling srt-ald tsar
,l»H' iron, tin- ipot l*-f..ro I COoM ess
>n i-VJiiuit felt liad. but did
•— '*"*' ,1"*1 »» Sh-cady larift- „„* k|,„w wbllt ,„ llo -ij.-ne blm to
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la<a*a**J "Hnaaitad aas-**ailstts| *a*t*, tblna* for hhu: b? .i-**-.u-t *.-■ mia-b or
it* rrlt-Tl tht- bij-b --stnna in whieli It-**
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' him by tbt- m-at of hi* tr.m-.-r* aud
. tiried blm In ib? air. Tit* **.*«! dee.
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Btbv* man mu«t fai-r «** powder onll.-l n r„„., Iii» ■■ it —,..- i
And h*t\r aro> In.i-l and lomlpr j ■J,'-'u l-"»d. rlropi..*! Uii. Llcklluj, slntR-
Th* rtna-lna call, "Tit Aroar ' RllnR* Tout Into (ho water.
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nuiulns u*>. panilnc
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"sorry lo is- imj-ollt? to^-Our oompany.
hut tb.T? ar? stuno men whose man ,
ni'*** n-H*l Watsliint-" And bs lruite.1
fi. Balsbaugh
B. C. Wyckutf, M. B,
Dr. Bresbach, />. G\
htems th* MlarBwas.
Grooer-lti- tbat an auto out lu front
o' the slur? thar, ErsyT
Koy-I duiiiio. sir. I god such n n,ia
* r,-n| Mior.l1 nr-Jlilnl- SBaBBaa.
JOHNNHv.
The prai-t-- ot onr patron* an- on
lM-*t crt-l-r-nlials. For s.uucii an
chibhrn iratelrng ab*ne the III*...rani
Seettk- Urrr rata..-.--*, --s-m-naily rm
dmt.-l to tbc -sjstI ts-at till Ibr bill.
Writ.? or .-all lor louesl ratt-*- to a
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lial>lnsi-aall*lTllSlllBII H\ J. >b"l
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I bowel tike Alplion*.- as 1 wilcomcl
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I not a rlraw ior my lt-,k*:
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Asmlnst Ihe man who da*** you wrona
-.Vtisi* not your sir-nalti tn hatrr*! strong.
Homo day lin'll hit lit* dnnllsl's chair.
And ttwii-ha, ha!—you will be *r)oarv
-D**ro« P-*-™ Itr-a*.
Mall Schedule.
Week Itayn. Mail- Arrive from—
Niwtb. Nrtilb. Manford,
7 10am 7 JOa ui (c p] S 30a m
P.- Wpn ' 11 Uamlcp S-30pm
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JiiKKlli^-'iVby 1* a pri-lly girl like n
taattel
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The i.rfii li..-., „i Pro Moli-*.
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Runs Day and Nif*ht.
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A Quaran tee
SEAMANS
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Blrkirrs - Ob. I irooldn"! l-orni-v
tto.ible-t'vi.t-i for other folk.-, tl--!-pi
Inter Oceari.
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norths—Iln bnd tbe '■■■■■ ,l.'tic? to Im-
print n kiss npon my lips.
Kth.'1-H-st itr-t that kltal of prtat-
tng doe«-a*t ahow. yoo L:..-.. Iv-iwi
i Transt-ilpt.
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tie lla-.|-|*.i-a- Aw. I'BwM. IU** Jit
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No full textDAILY PALO ALTO TIMES. SATURDAY. AUGUST 24,1918
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it. order of July S. hearing on paper
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prriatloo 4.f lbe order lo nr* .paper
publisher*:
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f retail riralers, new*
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menu wltb tbe oewspapera lo at least
four Issue* ffSCh weak aad agancy
from whom th* publishers rwcalve advertising regularly may ba put oa tbs
regular malting Hat lo facllliata band
ling In the mailing room.
li i'.i|.iri must not be seat bb b
means of advertising th* n*wapop*r
i.-. if to advertising ag*n_t*e froat
whom tb* publisher dn** not r*gularlr
receive bustneae.
CAUFORNIA SKETCHES
ARE TO BE EXHIBITED
AT THE UNIVERSITY
group Of c-n-l I.. ;■ oil palliled
■•(('tin* by Clara Fairfield I'erry of
"ti York, made while she wintered
In southern California, will t>* el
iiitille.il In (lie Thimia* WnllOII Htaii-
fanl Art (ielkry ai Stanford Unlver-
r.itv. Thesv i' i-i.- ■!■■'■ doubly In
lendllhS fWH> ""' standpoint that
while they Bin well nnrutad In lath-
i.l.jue, that ther are also fat Hi fill por
Itayall of California color* Th* collection show* (he color Impression
iiisd« by California's brill lan I .mi
tibiae and clear atmospheric colors
upon n guff-t from the east who list!
ihe complete alillliy and scop* lo
record It upon canvas The** sketches
have bern eihlblied In Loe Ang*les
snd elsewhere and lisie been pralset]
hy art rri'Ics for their sincerity snd
,.■■■:..■- of -.... :!*-.: rs.f-l. ri.l-is."
adopted by *o many painters
Mrs Perry"! huibend. Walter Sc>tt
Perry. I* a national art *duc*ior snd
li-rlurer. beading I'rall Insillute of
Itrooklyn. whlrh I* ron.ldered a leading institution among America1* art
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walla until September I Sth, thr gal'
lories being open lo lhe public every
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in
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etc CeplM sbi.iilil not W sent free to
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I Editor of Time*
• Dear Sir I would like, ihrough
your v-liniblr- piper. Id speak "f tlm
impf'risnri-c of reelecting Herbert C
Junes in the ■tslt* senate Ile n-pre
sent* lhe |d«aU "f Palo Alto Ills
record during lhe last Iwo leglsla
lure* tin-. |jt>en RKWl etcellenl In fiery
way ti would tie a misfortune not lo
hate i-.is- relumed. BS we lo-ed hi*
vote to h-lp rallty lh* Dry Caustltu
lionet Amendment and to vole (or
other reform and et-onomlr measures
thai will COCee brfore Ihe lietl legls
•tin-- Ite worked In harmony with
•hi* Johnson lid ministration, ss well
as with the admlnlittatlon of pnatStSI
Oovtrimr Stephrn*
I bate known llerlierl C Jones
.lore he w** a bay; tan speak of bts
Int. Hlptem.' Ms clrajli life, and his
general character, arid especially
command hi* t>**i noord ** senator
Willi nu Bilmotiltloii to all my
fileuils mil I.i forget Dial the |.illi.H(>
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ii ud the
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I'nlo Alto
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Thn Wavnrley club nf All Sallili
t.-i; li will give its biweekly dance
"0 Saturday evening, August 24. al
tin- Woman's Clubhouse on Ho
svenue and Cowper fllreet.
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No. SSS Cowper "St.; cottage ef ,
rooms aad Bleeptag porrb; placw far
car; larg* lot; h'.-.-* ba* t-.,, pat n,
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Tred J. Eagle, IU CnlvBrsliy Are.
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with
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IsiM bou**k**plng rooroa wltb or wltb-
..( garage; r*nl rrisaonsble Apply
87 Stanford Ave, Mayfield. t.r |.i...i„-
TiW after C o'rtotk S34 2t
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EDUCATIONAL
FOR SALE-SEAL ESTATE FOB SALE-SEAL ESTATE
Lain ing Carrif I. Lewla, ii..H u-
lor In uiudern aoriety dam Ins Sludl»
730 (V.wi- r St.; ytiome 7ISM. S-ltlt
Por Bale—Plvaraoas
will alter ta salt buyer, a
loa cost. leiS"Middle0.Id
EMPLOYMENT
HASTE
To your dealer for a delightfully refreshing dl*h of .National Ice Cream
— (he .mi i.i. ynu are a bit warm
You will be aniaied how aoon you
will feel "Ilk* another person"-
afaer you fathom ll* roolitig my*
Inrl**.
Fnr l(*nl--Pvrnl*fand front rt
single person. ITS Itryaat St. * fl tf
Fur ii'in l_.r,;r front room, u-im
and modern; uae or phOM. iMtth aad!
laundry. Ht Cowper HI.; Tet. Ilfill.:
I'alo Alto. S-Sltfi
For Rent—Small hou**, lurnlsbad
except cook alot*; light and water
furnlahsd, lit too Inquire c* Taaao.
1-31-St*
Furnished bouaekerplng rooms to
let In Collage Tarrati*. Stanford A**
at entrance to university. S-24-11"
Wanted—Boy to carry peper roui*.
i lo-tu Io. Apply rlrculstlon depart
ent. Time* offlc*. S-Z4lf
Waoted—HotMekeeper. mci'ii.- ■■- -i
woman: ilirre la faailly. adulu Te)
• ■. i..;,,:-. Stsnlo Park SOU, or write
IL P. D. 1. Boi S3. Mr-islf, i'ari, o*to*SV
Man Waotcd-
f'.r Hal. Hoc-* in Palo Alio. .._.-
'tally iot-siMd la oao ,f tbe bot natgb
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„,„ ..„„.,..,.., roerrel. beene.a, •_«» fer ca_, er la.l.ina-el^ rr*.
-lib faraaee aa, ..ore ,-,.. Tblaj".*'' ".."»"-' *** real, be belli ler
;,rer-rr, „ —ll, wor.a Illsee tor I f**', *■* "^"i*" fi" B <*.**
Jlfiato. —aatber Co. Mo—tlala
FOR EXCHANGE
Wilt trad* my rooming boas* of 11
well rurnlshed rooms, all Ibe tlm* full,
fur a amall touring car. Ilulck, Chevrolet or Ford preferr-rd Address
Hot J 11. Cm this paper. S-31-fit*
Fur ii*-*.* v.i. ;■ or part of Sroocn:
bouie and sleeping purrhes. garage;:
rurnlshed or unfurnished: no llnea or
silver. "07 AddlMHi - .h ','.*
iperty i. easily wortb li - ■■-
aa immediate sal* will acrapt IMOO.,,.
jo whleh will mak* reasonable term*.,***** *■**
V V IIAHRIKR. Palo Alio.
S-XSdt
For Rent—Purnt*b*d bu&salow, on
a *'■"'—' corner Pboa* P A
■•:<■■ J as tf
Train for a
Good Position
as Stenographer
There are endleaa ouporiunfties loday (or vouna women who qualify aa aliinngraiitiera and typist*
W* rantiut begin tu aupply lbe demaml made up.hi u* for Haald
grsduatc*
Kmployers Have learneil ihat Ihe Heald system of training I. thorough- that Heald graduates are rorapetenl In avt-ry way and the
result I* a aleady flow ot call- ft.r help
Why hesitate'
SKND l"OH THK IIFAl.H CATALOG Ul OF BUCCKM and makr
up vuur mind to begin your training at omr
HE,4LD'S
BUSINESS COULEGE
SAN JOSE
Wanted An *mcl«al saamatrac*
for drapery work: steady esaploy
..■-.' i' 'I ii-i : t r.i-j .-.tii, ■ :.■ ■
Waa ted—Married- vegetable garden
er aad caretaker; reference* required
■ ..!-• .1 . .- .. Menlo Park. Cat
SS3 3t*
Wantad- A general allaroaad man
to do plumbing aad repair work. M.
T.. Time* office. | JJ-ji
il._:..-_ Baasalow—I__rga, saaay
'*■■■•■ ■ ■ ... wltb ftreplac*, dl-Oag ruooi,
t.-.c ".*'.. breakfast ruom, bedroom and
3 b«d for S«*0 4o*n aad Sli ■lsl.'TlJg_**w»*- ,•*»*•, -ro0U1*tt*
Wanted, Immediately -Man to garden, Saturday forenoons Telephone
tn. s-is-u
Dreeamaklns aod chlldrea'e clothes
Prtcea raaaooabU. Mrs. allllar, US
Addlaoa. s-l oao*
Wanted CompeunL reliable while
woman for general housework, amall
family, good wagae. Apply to CapL
8. M. Parker, IS Salvatlerra. Stanford
Unlveralty. S-lS-tf
fJtwsamaklng, tailoring aad fancy
gow&e. Work gaaraateed. Ul tu
mooa strteL T-S-tf
TEN REASONS WHY
Maud Clark Glasson
Is tht Logical Cnndidf.tr for
IS THE LOGICAL CANDIDATE FOR
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS
For Sale . Monday asd Tuesday
ONLY. Aug :-•- and 37. al '-.''■ Chan-
nlng 1-ane. faousebold good*, rags, etc
S 34-11
For Sal.- Hi 11 Roaiie. Stanford
Park; tel *SC: Philadelphia lawn
mower, iM-uli blade, bas )~ ■ i: u**d
very lite . flo; cblldron'* sandhoa. s*
.■im.,| aa new, |_; 3 lengths garden
in.-.- and brass tub* sprinkler. I*.:.".
Huplai fin-lf-ian rooker. larg* *ii*.
tomptote wiih 4 aluminum |>aiia and
utensils, 19: targn davenptirt enurh
with flowered slip covrr. IW; 3 round
uishogsny lablos. llC'and 1-0, 1 Km
plre table, marble top. |I_. and *«veral
other i'i'-' ■■-. ot antique furntiure
S333I*
For Psl-—too ri ffd Ini-h mesh
netting, with posts and boards for
pens; also well made SilO shingled
henhouse (41 Webster. --*■-':'
Special Male- Standard typewriters
1(9; terms |1 month Hot llll.
Times S33lf
For Sal* — SUieen thoroughbred
Plymouth Rock pullets, i mo* old.
II bo earn. Phone P. A - i.m -,--.*
o*at Bala ffabi stttsks nssy -—*.
-■■;-: varletlaa. Btubbe Poultry
Ranch and lletxhsry. Cooley Ava aod
Hay road, pbone Palo Alto SUR.
IK-l-ao
For -Salt- A Ford touring car, ISIS
model, In good condition, cb*ap. party leaving city. Pbon* Menlo 7I.M
.a ...I,|i- .- P. 0. Dos 137. Menlo. S titt
For Sale—Btudtbaker touring car.
Otat Class condition. Inquire 11. A.
Trimble, 434 Tasso street, pbone P. A.
SOIM. T-Sflf
For ;;»> Half Saasaa doe kid. 1%
months old, waanad: price |T. Phone
p. a, mow. 7-nu
; ~VoT Sal*— Small atael eeie. Ad
dreBB Dot C s Tinea. 7-SS-tI
TO MX!' pice with our rapidly growinff City. The Bank
of Palo Alto hit bought and will Jniild on the site of our
old Biote at Universily avenue end Emerson street a new and
Iteautiful hank, with sn equally up-to date Store room for us.
This ncccstitates a temporary move on our pan, and wc
have, fottunatcly, aecurcd dciirsble quarters at
215-225 Hamilton Aye.
Right next door to the Postoffice
where for the next two, or posiibly three, months we shall be
prcpsred to meet every want of our patrons, and givq them exactly the same good service they have always had.
Our one aim in business is to deal courteously, justly and
fiirly with all. and the remarkable and steady growth of our
luaineu. in an eloquent witness to the success of our efforts.
Our phones the same as before
691 and 692
Bixby & Lillie
High Grade Grocers
i She hs. hsd a thorough unlveralty. (raining lit-education
i Her prattle* tcai-hltig waa done In the San KrancUro school* under dl*
tltiguUtied Cnlverslty of California educator.
I She has taught with titiinale au.ccss all pr**** ot olemrntary and high
B-hvol Otitm, ",-c-..;„. |.'..tai,*l . uUun- .ml aihlotlce. and lu t..Uli(lu.. U*.
lauglK Ainericaniiallon anil tiBluntll-ailnn irorli to our foreigner*.
I She ha* been a grammar achool principal, n Inch Mbool pribC-PSl. ami a
supervising principal; alte Is one of the vert tow women whohave ever
Wen honored with a high school print-Ipivtslitr
1 She has a thorough'knowledge of achitol krCbtieeUPSt end ha* linen entrusted with the designing and equipping (if'.-tuKil buildings,
signing and equipping of school buildings. , ,
She knew;
•Ires.
aad i
th- r-j
iiy mean* of student self
!•■; sthr ha*> a p|ea*lng sd
W S S. or booda taken tor rabbit.
do** or baaatlfal young from large
*:.!:■■ i'i,*'.!-'■. fur back, for aseaL tur
or peu^ioc np Also J-11:-' ft lots,
Menlo. SIM up. A. W. Bell. 133
Homer Ave. S-33 _t*
Por Salt;—l»li Powosrplu* 3«pead
Indian and *lde car. fully ■ ".■ ■ ;■:- ■'■
1170. Phone 13TSR. S-XXSt*
WANTED
Wanied — Man to drlv* dallverr
wagon. Apply ageni. Am»ricau Rait
way Kxpres* Co. S-SO-tt
LOST
Lo.i \ amall black aad taa Scottish terrier Heward offered for tt**
turn to Mrs IVgener. Mis* Hsrker**
Sehool 8-33 If
(Hi Her enthusiasm, her splendid physical hr*Hh and bar power of concen
■ration and organisation make her a ir.-n:,-; ' . ■?, *S)cI*bI worker.
i9i Shi- bap the fatuity of inspiring loyalty and ..i, ■.., In b*r asaoctatc*
and of winning tbelr enthusiastic re-operatIon
(101 Her patrtotfim baa b*cn provtcd by her deed.
The Above It WKit Those Who Know Her Have Said ol Her
WHAT MORE COULD YOU ASK?
Give Her the Opportunity to Direct Her Splendid Entrgiet in
Beluli of Our County Schools by Your Vote at the
PRIMARY ELECTION, AUGUST 27 ■
Olve II.-r the Opportunity tn Direct Her Splendid 1'iinrglr* In Ilelialt of
Our County School*
By Your Vote al th*
Primary Klectlon. Augu>t 37
l,ost—Probably on University avenue, r.rar Bryant street, chlld'a white
dr-eaa. stamped fbr eaibrol-ary. Pleas*
Inform C Is Piece. 303 ITnlverslty ava
aaa. sstst*
beet— On Stat* Highway Thursday
evening hetwe*B Palo Alto and May-
iSH, black hag. Return to J. R. Le*.
■;--: Gstrage. Palo Alto, and r*c*lv*
reward S-SS-St'
Loet- Or taken hy mistake from
:"-_..- :>i _t Store, small roll sndav-el
taped •Aim* Ptea** rrterti to Ragl*
Onig Store. S*SSSt
uav-to al 7 p*r' lesnt iBlsrest
lauardry room aad .itrs bwdrooea; all
-st rooms here and taake monthly "!______?. '"*? ^* ****'* ***?**■
fSSmm fl Still •«"» a* UUt i -**ddr**** mo* II. T__M* oCca SStst
I&00 r„ r. thao asking pne* Now 1st
ta* lln. t.. Ituv impcotT-d peapaatf ;i Aa ******* opportealty-Flva-room
yoa will taever »** stub opportuniues i ,'•ww•* stw **• **** **** «* baartag iratt
again in Palo Alto. Alfred J KaalaJK'-T ******_-*** *****-, ^ *
IH l.'altaswlty Ava 134-%tl SS-5* "i1* *l1* ****** C !-■ ""*"
,. , ...l-™1 LundtBitj A**., |
i 11 S-33-41
BEST CLOSE IK BUV— Modera " T". *~ TT
home, six Urge room.. b*a*___oL , Kor ■* " "fft M «*>*•*»**
garag*. larg. lot, aa.y terms: a bar l*? cw,"0^aU' 1f*lT1 to,U**J^
Hot Ml, Palo Alto. S-30-S1 U"'- "** *-a**mmtnl»m9 ur-ltarallj,
l*rms reasonable. Addraaa Box P. W .
, Hints, offl.*.
Illtt
I.IKK RKNT--Mod*rn t-aitag*
p*r moatb. Alfred J Kngte. IM L"nl \WoKk ,rrom haaca. beet locatloo la
(*rslty Ave. S-3i-*llttJ,;' (ttr ;*: -■ * •'-•■■ eic-uuge for
..' ... .t small house la P. A. or vacaat prop-
Fur Sale— Attractive homea at veryferty. Terms |<oo down and buyer a*
roaaonable prlcea aad easy tai-_s; aftumc small morigag* Write Jkt_
barsalo In a smaJl baagalow. C. I. 'a B. 1\. Times offlc*. ». ■ *
Place, 303 L'Blv, Avs.; pfcoae 44. j— —
S-S-1_bo*I ir ■"** ***** ***** eetmu ta saa It
-■-- '- ,I wlU P«y yoa to list it *a*Ah ma. Over
300 or too acre*. San Mateo county, ** Tears* eapeTteaca It I f aad
at a ■..-.'.. ...i.t:. tor hay. grain **eaiaaula Real EeUta K. U. LONti.
and .loth, -.,„.:-.r.i nfl; pl«aty uf tt Ut UL*SS BLXXI. *i P. TV-.
■star, vary well located, p t. ii-.-,; hEUKNV Mi) Raaldenca Tal Mselo
IS4. Palo Alto putt Park 34>.
>.-PALO ALTO TIMES' tj _i
INf ORMATION* DEPT \*%a
Art Photogr^ihy, Ksdik Fiuit-iaj, Suppbts
Franklin Btuoie. tOS Clrel* p«i0 AIU SrO-SI
Auto Agcacy^-CievTolet
H. N. _*hsnc,B. &«s Cmaraen
Bkycies, Motorcycles, Repairing Sofiplif*
Tal t. Jen... S20 Mign SL
BUtt-ircls, fiowliiif, Cigars, Soda Fountain
T. a. Marietwe. _;» Unlveraity Ay*_ opp. Varalty.
Pale Alta ISST
Corona Typcwritexs—only six pounds
R. Cempteo, Agent
Psle Alta 14S
Ckani-sf, Prcnaf, -Altcnag
blanferJ Ciiarira, 444 Kmeraon SL p.-a AIU 4
Dmd and Fresh Fruits in season. Home-made Candies
Paio Aito fruit Store. 101 cirnw. Pelt AIU 4SS-M
Dings, Prescriptiotu, Toilet Articles
Unlveralty Pnsrmscy, Unis. Ave- nslt block rrom Circle.Pale AIU tr*0
Electric Motors, Hot Point Appliances
Worry A Roll*r EI*otrl«. Shop, 37b Unl-reraUy Ave.. Pete AIU WOQ-W
Electric Wiring* Repairing, Fixtorec
■urhltan Llsclri.al Work*. US trtiirson f'al0 AIU IS
FssiHnr, Coal, Weed
I*. I_ Worrell, US Hamilton
Furniture, House Furnishings, Refrigerators
Pal* AIU Furniture Co.. MO University Pai, AIU U
Cartae—Ota-ad, Willy. K-i..t
Pale AtU G.sraB*. 44S _r-..scn
Pala Alto CSS
Groceries, Bakery, Delicatessen
Frank J. aplller Co., __!-___ Unlveralty Ave. PaU AJU SM
Hardware, Paints, House F&ra___a_ngs
Pale AIU Mar...ari Co , Unlveralty Aae. Pale *'(« SS
Ice Cream—National ice Crea_n
Pale AIU OIThoa, SSO Htgn SL y,t* Alio I
Jewelers and Optometrists, Glasses SdentLbeaHy Fitted
Cochran ■roe. 133 University Ave, neat to bank tt Psle AIU. ■ 1370
Jeweler Optometrist (We grind our own lenses)
P. '-. Seamant. 1** 'j-'--~.<*-. .u— o.i- aiu tisS) p*i* *it- uti
Uundry—First-Class Service
Pale Alto Laundry, S44 tmtrton.
Lumber, B__id_r_g Material, MiB Work
DudlUld Lumber Co- Alma and Forest Ave Yarn, p. a. St; Milt, P. A. i
Milk, Cream, Butter, Eggs, Ice Cream
Altament Ceearneey, MS University Ava.. .
Pal* Alt* Nlae Seoea
Night _____ Day limrh and Soda Fountain
Frewwsot KaiUatKlta. 130 Unlvralty Ava.
Nee-a Shoe Repair Shop, Nick Lsadca, Prep.
S17 Ramcrt St.. near Ir-.tT.j Ave.
Pk-abiBf, He_-_g, Sheet M_tal Work
Standard Plumaing and Heating. 1S7 Himrion Ave...
Pale Aiu to J
Real Estate—Town and Country Pio»m.j
A. C. and V. C. Hobart. Room* MCj Madts**«vTb*lt» Sltk. . .Pale Alu 1
Ui.i- A black cocker apaatal dog
oa highway between Loa Altoe aad
Redwood City. Answer* to aajae of
Barney. Uberal reward Tel Redwood 1>6 Tll-lf
Loet— A pearl pin wtth aaiaa dla
mond*. about Aog- 10. Reward tt re
turned to tfals office. 8 30-.C
Shoe Repairing While You Wait
Pale Alto Ohoe Repair Shop, 4M Hlflh St.
Taikring to Men rUchisirely •
0. P. Lauaten, IM
Feasibility studies for the measurement of time-like proton electromagnetic form factors from p ̄ p→ μ+μ- at P ̄ ANDA at FAIR
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