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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-22
Moore Bros. & Sawyer
81 NiC0llet Ave.

First-class investment in double
house, all modern; each tenement
has ten rooms; lot east front, 5Ox
1913 feet; property in first
class order; rents $3.50 per year;
property within easy walk Of center
\ of city; you will miss it it you
! don inquire about this.
CA. Rockstrom IS magnificent home, To-
Gated at l416 Adams st NE, built
by Mr.. Rockstrom only three years
ago: Every part put together in
frst-class shape Of A No. l mater
a six rooms seonna on first ed floor or, and
families; Demarest steam and warm
air heater; all modern convent
ences; could not be duplicated to-
day for less than $4,000 Mr..
Rockstrom's business calls him
west, hence his reason for selling.
Price $4,000 if taken at once. =.
$s,soo-3253@ Colfax. av S; fine corner,
42x12S feet; si1-room; improve
ment, thoroughly up-to-date first
+ class hot water heater and laundry;
r three rooms on first floor with large
reception hall; parlor and hall in
mahogany stained birch; elegant
mantel in parlor; diningroom in
Flemish oak. hardwood floors
throughout; if you want a cosy
;. home, don It fail to see this.
3,750-Modern home in Sunnyside;
nine rooms, thoroughly up-to- date;
good heating plant; hardwood
finish and hardwood floors; very
tasty mantel and sideboard; five
rooms on second floor and bath; big
bargain.
So, 10O-Ten-room house, all modern, on
4th av S, near Oath st; full base
ment; Storm King furnace; part
I hardwood finish; good bath;
~ gas. and sewer connections; prop
I erty in good state Of repair and is
certainly cheap at this price.
$1,100-Two acres with a small house
and barn; all in good shape; on,e
mile and a quarter from car line.
Terms 5000 cash and $12 per month.
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Industrial Opportunities III Minneapolis

floors will be changed into modern hotel,
with heating, plumbing, gas fitting and
electric wiring. Cost $4,000
w. S. Hunt, architect, has plans and
the general contract is let for a frame
cottage, 26x2S, at 1896 Pleasant avenue,
for c. e. Qulnlan. r. K. knights, con-
tractor. H.. Kelly & Co. secured the
plumbing work. The heating not let yet.
Work is begun. Cost $4,000.
Wandersee & Moxley secured the gem
eral contract to erect the superstructure
Of the st. Boniface Catholic parochial
school building on Seventh avende NE and
University. The work to be completed
early in September. Boehme & Cor
della, architects. Cost $4,000.
F. D. Orff, architect, has plans for a.
four-room brick school at Isanti, Mimi
Cost $4,000.
A. D. Arnold, 48 Eastman avenue, has
begun work by the day on frame resi-
dence at 3244 Seventeenth avenue S, to
have concrete foundation. The super
structure will be two-story, 24x40 mod
ern interior finish and furnace. Cost
$1,000.
John Willard secured the contract for
residence at 1922 Fillmore street NE for.
Frank Mckay of 2521 Taylor street NE,
It will be 28X30, two-story and basement
| modern interior finish and furnace. Cost
| 81, 500.
James Leck, 215 Seventh street S, has
! begun work on frame residence at 3Q15l
| Portland avenue, to be 24x2S, two-story.
! Cost So, 900.
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improvements!
Undey Hay

Z b = * s. J ra { . Z r
improvements are fast materializing In
the city and plans for further building are
being made public each week. The I'm
provefnent Bulletin In its issue yesterday
announces the following:
w. s.. Hunt, architect is preparing the
plans for an addition to the building on
Twenty second and Central avenue Me-
for the Northern Light Odd Fellows lodge.
1t will be 22x62, three-story and basement,
pressed brick and cut stone, gravel roof,
galvanized iron rcornice and skylight. The
first floor will be fitted up for barber shop
and flats. The second floor will be used
for lodge rooms and the third floor for a
hall, diningroom and kitchen; steam heat
ing will be required, plumbing, gas cleo
trio wiring, hardwood interior finish, some
architectural iron work Cost Sic, 600
Boehme & Cordella, architects, are pre-
pairing plans for frame residence on
columbus Avenue and Twenty fourth
street for r. j. Winter. It will be 32x3s,
two-story and basement with open
plumbing, bath, gas, electric wiring. man
tel laundry, hardwood interior finish, art
loaded, plate and beveled glass, hard wall
plaster, enccustic tile and cement work.
Cost sc, 900. They are also preparing plans
for a residence ON Seventeenth street and
Fremont avenue S for q. Becker to be
similar in size and interior finish Cost
~NN1~N~>N go
| SIS, 900. 81
! M. A.. Thompson secured the work of
erecting frame dwelling at 1915 Portland
avenue for Samuel Friedman. 1t will be
26x39 two-story and basement, with open
plumbing, bath, gas, mantel, laundry,
hardwood interior finish and furnace Cost
$4,000. Contractor Thompson will also
erect one for Mr.. Friedman at 1926 Gin
ton avenue, to be about the same size and
interior finish. Cost $4,000. He is also
erecting one at 1914 Harriet avenue for
E. P. Murphy, to be 24x55, with concrete
foundation. Cost $780, =
| A. J. Boynton, 71S Eighteenth avenue
Sc, has let to II. A. Lathrop the general
contract to erect two frame residences at
TIA and 1920 Como avenue Sc. Each
will be about 30xS6. two-story, attic and
basement, with open plumbing, bath. gas,
electric wiring, laundry, hardwood interior
finish hard wall plaster, plate, loaded, and
double strength glass rnantels, electric
bells and furnace or hot water heating
| They will cost complete $4,000.
John Wunder has begun work on the
new garage on Fourth street S, near Third
avenue for Moulton & Jordan. The archi.
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INVESTIGATING OUTLOOK
EOR NEW IN1ANILEA CIIRIlVG
Business Mem Are Looking Into Suggestion of Mannfac
turing Silger and Plated Ware tn MINNEAPOLIS
Be Made Here and Sold Cheaper Than 1t Can Be
Purchased From The Eastern FACTORIES.

While it is the policy of the most
hroad-minded merchants of Minneapolis
to patronize St. Paul industries when
Minneapolis lacks certain manufacture
ing advantages in which the sister city
glories, that does not deter the business
men and the different Commercial club
committees, subsidiary to the public af
fairs committee, from seeking out fac
tories which are seeking change of stu
alton or from attempting to widen the
city scope as a manufacturing city.
Minneapolis has three plating con-
Germs which do Il good business, or all
the business there is to secure here.
Some of them have, regular contracts
with restaurants, clubs and hotels to re-
plate their silverware and pick up much
general business. The field is probably
not capable of extension in this line at
present.
The sister city has factory, recently
located, however, which makes the ma
terial which is to be plated as we'll as
doing the plating. The suggestion has
been made that Minneapolis establish a
as it is called, would find outlet for it's
product in the Notwithstanding terri
tory adjacent to Minneapolis as the
gateway to the great northwest
Field for Business.
The heavy silver service, solid or
heavily plated, is for an old and rich
constituency. The call for family plate
is not heavy, because much Of this kind
of ware is handed down as heirlOOmS.
The new families, with the wealth to Sc
cure a heavy solid silver or richly
plated silver service, are not sufficient
in number in the new west to keep q
factory running.
The new country apes the older, how
over, in buying reproductions, as near
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William Urquhart secured the contract
to erect Henry Green's frame residence at
1924 Emerson avenue 8. It will be 26x30,
two story and basement, modern interior
finish and furnace Cost $780,
John Erickson has the contract to erect
two frame cottages at sos and 1923 Lennox
street Sc for Nickels & Smith. Each will
be 24x2S, plain interior finish. Cost $4,000.
Peter Arens. 1923 Como avenue Sc,
has let to Peter Nudge the contract to
erect his frame cottage at 1928 Como ave-
nue., to be 26x28, modern interior finish.
Cost $4,000.
c. Opdahl secured the contract to erect
M. j. Gabriers frame cottage at 2717
Bryant avenue S, to be completed Aug. 1.
w. c. Wyckoff, architect. Cost $3.50.
F. w. Kinney, architect, has plans COM
pleted and bids will be taken next week
for the erection Of the First National Bank
building at saltwater, MINI.
John Johnson, 1927 Jefferson street NE,
has begun work on frame dwelling at
| 1926 Jefferson street NE, to be 26x44, to
be completed about Aug. 1, Cost $4,000.
| J. & w. A. Elliott, 933 Lumber Elk
! change, secured the general contract to
erect the Bintliff Manufacturing COM
pany's building on Central avenue. L. A.
Lanoreaux, architect.
Sedgwick & Saxton, architects, have
| plans lOI lIdLIS SOllo6C, GoAoA " bC
erected at kensal, N. D., by j. M. Wat
son. Cost $1,000.
! w. S. Hunt. architect, is preparing
plans for frame fiat 22x40, at Thirteenth
avenue S and Fourth street, for K. S.
! Morgan. Will contain two flats, plain
interior finish, with plumbing work. Cost
$4,000.
The Grace Presbyterian congregation
Twenty eighth street, near Hennepin ave.
nue.. contemplates erecting an addition tt
the church this season. Cost $4,000.
John Tarnstrom, 244S Cedar avenue, has
begun work by the day on frame resi-
dence, 26x35, at $500 Cedar avenue. Cos
$4,000. srs.- II
Sedgwick & Saxton, architects are pre-
pairing plans and details for the interior
fittings and fixtures for the Boutell Bros.
furniture store. There Will be gallery
for business office, 40x50, across the bacl
4 of the first floor; to be mahogany finished
with broad stairway leading up.
/ Boehme e Cordella, architects, are pre-
pairing plans for church on Fifth stree
} and Seventeenth avenue NE for the Rus
sian congregat ton. It will be Of pressed
; brick, cut stone, 35N70, metal roof, hard
wood floor and church fixtures and furnf
ture, art loaded glass. Cost $4,000.
KEGS & Colburn, architects, report tn
. contract for remodeling the Lindley build
ing, Al and 46 Seventh street S, let t.
Martin & Cloud. The second and thir
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tects, KEGS g. Colburn, have plans for a
room 42x155. all of reinforced concrete
construction. This is one Of the longest
spans ever attempted and the builder and
architects both are confident of its sue
cess.
f. G. Corser, architect. has plans for
store at 1920 Hennepin avenue for George
II. Rust. 1t will be 40x80, two-story and
basement. pressed brick front, cut stone,
plate and prism glass, plumbing. gas,
electric wiring, The second floor will be
fitted up for modern flats. Work has been
begun by the day. Cost $4,000.
H. III. s. F. H Wadsworth, COS Globe
building, have plans and work will be be-
gun by the day on a fiat at 2417-19 Elmer
son avenue S. It will be 40x68, four-story
and basement, of brick and cut stone,
gravel roof, to contain eight apartments,
with plumbing, bath, gas, hard wall plas-
ter. Cost $4,000. 81
Bruce Bros. have the contract for ~
story frame residence for Isaac Lager at
1888 Eleventh avenue S. 1t will be 26x34,
modern interior finish, plate. double
strength and loaded glass. Cost, with a
frame barn, $4,000. They have just COM
pleted a frame factory at $3.50 Eleventh
avenue for F. J.~Youngquist. Cost 81 1000.
E. S. Stebbins, architect, has plans for
a four-room addition to the Horace
Mann school building, Thirty fourth street
| and Chicago avenue. The building will be
complete with new. plumbing and changes
| in the heating plant. j. E. Pilgram Sc
cured the general contract at $4,000.
| Boehme & Cordella, architects. have
plans for a residence for Charles F. Witt
at 1900 Emerson avenue N. It will be
! 36x44, two-story modern interior finish
turnout, arranged for two families. W.
Muther has the general contract to be
| completed about Aug. Is. Cost $4,000.
I Boehme & Cordella, architects, have
plans for building on Wilder street, near
Central avenue for the Gluek Brewing
company. 1t will be 45x70. two-story a1o
basement, of pressed brick, cut stone
plate glass, iron beams, columns, plumb.
ing and heating work. Cost $4,000.
The school board contenplates erecting
/ a. four-room school near Minnehaha ave
nue. and Thirty sixth street this season
/ Bids for the four-room addition to the
Holland school will be opened at pm
April 25 -.
O. R. Gutzman, 1923 Western avenue, has
| the contract to erect a frame residence
at 522 Penn avenue N for Louis Koln. l
will be 24x36, two-story. modern interior
finish and furnace. Cost $4,000. H. NJ
| J. A. Sutherland, 2521 Ninth avenue S
/ has plans and Nels Akerson will hav'
charge Of the work for a modern frame
residence at 3041 Columbus avenue 1
| will be 26x47, two-story. Cost $4,000.
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grades of ware, from the cheapest light
plate to the quadruple and more ex-
pensive product.
The northwest territory, thru the ex-
tension of railroads is becoming more
accessible to the establishments Of the
vanced civilization. AS the railroads
open up the country the small towns
begin to take on more business and more
metropolitan airs and tastes, being
brought in closer touch with the big dis
tributing centers of trade. Altho a great
many of the hollowware products might
be called Injuries, there is still a de-
mand for tho goods, which will be ac-
ceded to by some trade center. in COM
petition with Minneapolis, It not by
Minneapolis.
Selling Manuf featured Goods.
The general store is great clearing
house. Until the country village has
reached certain population, one or two
general stores take care of the business.
IT is possible thru these stores for GER
tain lines Of Injuries or semi-luxuries
to be vended long before the speciality
store shop is started. The people look
to the general store for the novelties
as well as the staples. They are willing
to accept what is placed before them on
the counters and they are easily inter
eSted in something JnaC suggests no!
city and luxury. For this reason 1t is
argued that good market is ready for
cheap plated goods, which is expanding
RAPIDLY with the nnual addition to the
railroad area of the state.
The same municipal characteristics
! that have applied to the argument fo'
establishing in Minneapolis other II
tories which shall make staple ,goo1s
is applicable in the case Of a plating
factory. The material can be secured
at a low rate and can be distributed
cheaper from Minneapolis, in the fin
ished product form than from eastern
points. The city reaches out with mul
tiple fingers all thru the northwest
and claims it as it's own. 1t is a ,grea
city for manufacturing and jobbine
a complete buying center for the re
tail stores of the adjoining states an(
| Minnesota.
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R. D. CONE & co.
Sit Guaranty Bldg.

$120o-Will buy 8-room house in fine
condition, 2840 18th Av. S.
$l50O-For good 8-room house at 1923
N Sd street.
$15OO-For corner Cedar avenue and
33d st, 9 rooms.
$1500-For good 8room house on 10th
avenue s, near 35th street; city
water. Great bargain.
$1500--12th Ave Sc, corner Como; city
water. r.
$1700-16th Ave S near SD, rooms
and good condition.
$2000-For good house, city water, 8
rooms, good barn, corner Oak
land Az and 34th ST.
$2500-9- room house arranged for two
families, in good order, rent
$27 per month. I'd Ave S, near
28th st.
Will build house after your own plans
and on easy terms. See us soon.
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BUYS FACTORY SITE
Hennepin Bridge Company Will Locate
OIL Fourth Ward Trackage.

The new Hennepin Bridge company
has bought factory site On st. Louis
and Great Northern trackage. The five
lots lie between Hawthorn and Laurel
avenues, Colfax and Dupont. The COLI
fax frontage is 100 feet, Dupont front
lots were bought from F. c. Gerhard for
$4,000, ..-.-
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First of the Season.

May LIST, I'd, Sd, 9th, 10th, 18th. 18th
and 18th the North ern Pacific will sell
Francisco and Los Angeles and return
at rate from $500 to 5000, depend
ing upon the return route. Tickets are
GOOD for three months and good for
stop-ov Look out for the good
things coming. Yellowstone park opens
June LIST. Call at city ticket office, 10
Nicollet House block, and ask for tour
ist publication. l...-.
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N01E -Aldrich av S, between
y f 4 u 36th and 37th SITS. Very
choice lots, 42X119 each. They lie
about three feet above grade.
Easy terms.
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e. Mmn-Third av S, between
@%UU 35th and seth SITS; fine
and high east front lot 42x12S; city
water and stone walk.
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Homeseekers' Round Trip.

Excursion tickets will be sold by the
Northern Pacific Tuesdays in April,
May and June to points in Minnesota,
North Dakota, Montana, Idaho, British
Columbia, Easton and Central Wash
ington for one fare plus So for the
round trip. Call at city ticket office,
10 Nicollet House block.
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@a0E -For a large corner lot.
DO 4 y 167x177, in Washburn
Park; corner Luverne av. Beauti-
fully wooded and bargain.
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CO nm-Portland av and 39th st;
|VVU very fine south and east
front corner lot, 45x122; city water
and stone walk.
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@T0E- Bryant av N, between
D y 34th and 35th ayes;
wooded lot, 40x126; s25 cash and
$40 per month.
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GO q E-Minnehaha av, between
% & y 36th and 37th SITS; cas-,
front lot, 40x150; city water and
stone walk.
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EA-5th av S, between 37th
y & " and 38th SITS; high east
front lot, 40x131. Make US an offer.
Owners very anxious to sell.
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@FEn-will be submitted own
D JU ers for a large east
front lot, 46x12S. on Stevens av,
between Lake and 31st SITS. Sewer,
water, gas, stone walk and curb
and gutter.
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OF E-Pillsbury av, between
Na y 44th and 45th SITS; very
fine east front lot, 4Ox126: trees,
easy terms.
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Mmm-Iumbold av S, cor
- &UU ner Lincoln. Fine and
level lot, 4?x135. Owner will con-
slider above amount.
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There are many forms of nervous de-,
bility in men that yield to the use Of
Carter's Iron Pills. Those who are
troubled with nervous weakness, night
sweats, ETC., should try them.
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eEn per foot for any size you
y JU desire on Blaisdell av, be-
tween oath and 25th SITS. One of
the finest locations in Blaisdell's.
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AMn-No. 2e43 18th av S.
y @VO New 7-room house;
cellar. we'll and cistern; very large
lot, 4SXl57; $500 cash and $3.50
per month will handle it.
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NHAMFs-No. 1881 18th av S;
D sUy house of 8 rooms, ar
ranged for two families. city
water, wet sink and full basement;
rental SIS. Sewer. water and stone
walk in the street. This is a bar
gain Look at the rental
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Business Men Investigating.

Possibilities of the erection of such a
factory to include the operation of plat
ing under its roof as well as the manu-
facture of the material to receive the
plate haze been brought to the attention
Of some business men. Not long ago
the city was inspected by a capitalist
factory here. He selected another city.
it is believed, without thoro digestion of
the possibilities of Minneapolis for his
line, and that leaves open the field in
case the St. Paul factory is not able to
take care Of the business, or for compe
tition.
1t has been suggested that instead of
bringing an entirely new. concern into
the field, existing factories might be
present lines that of manufacture of all
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q % @MA-No. 1920 9Th st Sc;
ID & GUV modern house of s
rooms, on a corner lot; look this
I'D and make us an offer.
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@FEnnn-No. 6o2 Tenth st s.
% VJUU A strictly all mod
ern residence Of Is rooms, south
front, corner lot, 157 feet on 10th
st by 172 feet on 9Th av s. Less
than 500 per front foot on 10th st;
we give YOU the building.
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as may be, of the silverware which
adorns the table of the ophlent. Hol-
lowware, which is sold so cheaply now
that it has a great market, is gotten out
in beautiful and serviceable forms, with
all the similarity to the real thing, ex-
cept the cost. The articles have the
serviceability of those in genuine silver
and, being sold as low as 81 apiece, in
some styles, are much in demand. A
few pieces on the dinner table give the
hardy westerner touch of the comforts
of home back east. Their presence in
the household is a tie that binds him
to the refnements of the past.
Besides being made in teapots, coffee
pots, chocolate pots, sugar-bowls, cream
crs and spooners, in sets or singly, the
hollow is capable Of adaptation to all
sorts of forms of domestic utensils. The
material may be applied to toilet sets
and the extent Of the manufacture is
not limited.
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@MnNM-No. 1921 Holmes av.
GAOUU fine home of 10 rooms,
modern; in good repair. Could
easily be arranged for two flats.
Large lot, 46X12S; sewer, water, gas
and stone walk. Reasonable terms.
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eAA-No. 3414 Oakland av.
q UUU- Large house of 8
rooms; east front lot, 40X117; city
water, gas and walk.
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@9EMN-For 123 feet on Hen
15JyV nepin av by 1872 feet
deep, inside 25th st. Fine corner
for flats.
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@EnMn-No. COL Forest av.
Sy &UV Only one block from
Lyndale car line, in Lowry Hill
district; strictly modern and IN
perfect condition. Nine rooms;
combination heat; separate hot
water heater for domestic use; gas
fixtures. Only $500 cash and month
" payments with per cent inter-
est. Is bargain and must be sold
at once.
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@GGEM-No. 1920 4th st Sc A
90 % UU modern residence of s
rooms. Fine lot, 55X132. Best bar
gain southeast. See it at once as
it will go this week.
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@HEnA-No. 2426 18th av S.
D JUU House of rooms.
cistern and well. East front lot,
41X127; sewer. water, gas and
stone walk This is cheap, and
$500 cash handles it.
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Buy % w

@0Mn-Parl1 av, between SD
IUUU and 33d SITS, A very
choice lot, 40x116: all improve
ments. Best bargain on avenue.
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@DEASA-No. 2735 Emerson av
q & JSU S. Modern house Of
10 rooms, and large barn and
sheds. Lot 40X12S; all improve
ments. One of the best for the
money in the Sth ward. Easy
terms.