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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
FERD MARK STORE
4 Wilderness Of
HandkerChiefS

Handkerchiefsl Handkerchiefsl Handkerchiefsl Did 1t rain them1 Did snow them? Did factory dump its whole output into the Marx store2 Excamaons and n- errogaons that naturally in the minds of those who see this magnificent stock deluge cloudburs wind al of handkerchetS The display has broken down the regular boundaries and spread two three adjacent counters; and even now we haven't enough room
 No wonder we are coralng all the business; such quantities. such varieties such qualities at such marveousy low prces are guaranteed to win every Womans patronage The stoeksar achievement so rch resourceu And the prices are umphS of Marx merchandising It is fact that you frequently get two handkechefs for what you thought one would cost
 The list is fairly representative:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
FOrM Men
SWeet Grass Indian Baskets

Heap much good gifts for pale face squaw.' Made by Indians in New York State by hand. Odd, unique. The material is known as sweet grass--so named for it's deloately sweet odor that lasts the whole lifetime of the basket partial list and prices: Work Baskets soc to LOO.
 Handkerchief Boxes, 15c to $50.
 Glove Baskets, 1O0
 Waste Baskets, soc to LOO.
 Clothes Baskets, 1.50 to 2.50.
 Jewel Baskets, 7Sc to 100
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Beautiful, Exquisite NcCkWear at Marks

The beauty of the neckWear is bafling tevades the effort to catch it and put it into concrete expres sion for you to read. We apologize for descending into hackneyed stock phrase--however, we must dismiss the subject by asking you to "come and see Ideal gifts, these:
 Stocks in white, black green, red and tan; tabbed, 35c Stocks, black. blue, grays, naveS, light blues and pinks, trimmed in buttons and laces, soc.
 Collars of chiffon, peaed decorated with lace medalions and beads soc.
 Stocks of chiffon, tabbed, decorated with steel beads; white pink, blue and heio oSc.
 Stocks with round scalopng of taffeta trimmed with faces and medaions, beads and ruching 75c. blue, decorated with ecru, medalons and applique, S100.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
For Women and Children

 and dainty. Six a
  in box Embroidered Linen fIandkerches, styles in box at s6o embroidered Linen Handkech embroidery Six attractive holiday
  entire stock embroidered and hemsttched Price 5c each
  At 25c there embod cred hemsitcheu or initaed, of in box; 10c Handkeehefs with all linen Childrens Handkeches, a a For Men Of cotton, neatly, large size Special or linen thread Ainch hems 121ac each or silk White black; 25c each silk large whte liberal width of hems $1 $25
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

Mission Furniture Sets-two chairs,
 table and bed-$1.75. Doll Houses, SIPS. Rested Blocks, 1oc to soc. Doll Beds, 25c to $2.00. Doll Furniture Sets--3 chairs and
 table-25c. Air Rifles, Csc to $1.o0. Tool UAests, 25c to $1.50. Horns and Bugles, Sc to $1.o0. Accordions, 25c to $1.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
The Wonderful Town Of Toys

Who wouldn't be a child at Christmas? What would you give to recall the nights when you fearfully peeped one eye at the fireplace just to see Santa, and mamma caught you and coaxed you to sleep and your dreams were troubled with galloping reindeers and jingling bells?
 We grown-ups miss the spirit of Christ mas-unless we catch the contagion from the children. We enjoy it through them. Let's miss no opportunity in seeing that they are happy as happy can be. Happi- ness is relative; for children it is bought with toys.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
AVOID (. 0. DIS
The Duchess Glove
Save Fifty Gents

The Duchess is the glove to give. It is so good that we and guarantee it. In other words we hold ourselves responsible ii 1t msbehaves It is glove insurance in which you are assured against any loss The Duchess lretousse goveand- -Treousse is name to conure with in govedom During holidays bargain rates are in effect and you may buy this 200 grade at S0 Be prompt take advantage while the size and color ranges are complete Black and white brown tan champagne green mode gey blue, red.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
On the
 Giving Of Gifts

Be systematic-make a. list of the objects of your gifts, what you are going to give them, and how much you are going to pay; above all, abide by that list. Don't hurry, but make haste slowly; let the gifts fit-that is, let them be appropriate. You will thereby avoid many an ap- surdity.
 And for heavens sake, don't don't spend foolishly or extraV- agantly! The recipient who looks a gift in the price IS not worthy of it and should De scratched from your list. Re member that. Hold in mind that some people need certain things and the gift that fills a want begets oceans of love and ap- preciation. Never lose sight of the fact that the gift should be above suspicion in quality, workmanship, etc. For that req
 
 son you should buy at Marx's; for, as you know, there isn't an atom of trash beneath this roof.
 The time is short. the crowds will be large, but this organiza- tion is not going to pieces un- der the pressure. We will serve you capably and deliver goods promptly.
 We've only few favors to ask. They are: Shop early in the morning or late in the after noon, carry small parcels, avoid c. o. D.'s, and keep to the right in the aisles.
 Again, don't spend extrava- gantly; you will then be as true to yourself as you are to others.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
Other Books Reduced

The Funny Toys are a never failing source of amusement Upstairs, where they are displayed they keep crowds of girls and boys in an uproar of laughter. The baking horse has David Harum's beat all hollow, and the kicking mule kicks harder aud oftener than Maud of the col ored supplements.
 Clowns and eccentric fools supply fun by the bushel An orchestra leader waves his baton and drummer beats lively tat too. They are clever toys all, and inex- pensive.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

Express Wagons, soc to $2.50. Hook and Ladder Wagons, large
 size, $1.50 to $500. California Coasters. $2.o0 to $500. Cyclone Wagon, S3.50. English Mail, $6.50. Velocipedes, $1.50 to $500. Tricycles, $6.50 to $7.50.
 --tomobiles, 25c to S20.00. Goat Carts and Sulkies, $4.o0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
For the Men---A
 Cliff in Leatherette

Articles in Leatherette for men, Useful and ornamental pieces for the desk den office The counter heaped up with them fairly teens with gift suggestions What is eatherette? Why, it is one of mans limitations of nature; it is like leather than leather nearly servlceabe, one-ourth as costly.
 them 3Sc each for Monday. The values sensational.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
The Gift For Him Buy H at Marks

The pleasure that man derives from receiving something to wear is mmeasurabe almost provided, of course the article IS all that it should be in style and quality Get it at Marks, and you will get it right
 Ties, soc, 75c, LOO Bath Robes s to SlO Handkerchiefs. Sc to 15O Half Hose 5c 25c, soc pr Gloves, 100, 1SO Shirts, lOO loO 2OO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

Childs Roller Top Desk, $1.25 to
 5000. Rocker Horses. S1.o0 to S2.0o. Blackboards, soc to $2.00. Books, 5c to S1.00. Shooting Galleries, SIPS to $2.5o. Wheelbarrows, 65c to $1.oo. Trains, 25c to $2.00. Dogs, Elephants, Cats, 25e to $2.5o. Mechanical Toys of all kinds, 25c
 to $2.0O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
POWeH'S Is The Candy


 There is no harm in candy. pro- vided it is wholesome; there is nothing but harm in the other kind, and at Christmas time, when chill dren and grownups too indulge themselves freely in sweetmeats, the importance of pure candy can not be overestimated. There are several good and pure candies on the market, but they cost too much! A tribute is exacted. You pay for the candy plus name. In buying Powells you pay for nothing but intrinsic value. It is pure, whole some, dainty and delicious.
 At 25c and soc 1b.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17

Go-Carts, 25c to $500. Pianos, 25c to $500. Drums, 25c to $1.00. Cnairs, 25c to $500. Dolls, 10c to S15.00. Doll Heads, 25c to $1.50. Doll Swings, 75c. Doll Trunks, 25c to $500. Dressers and Sideboards, 25c to
 $1.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
A Shawl for
Somebody

The stock of Shawls, Fascinator: and related merchandise has reached Christmatide. The varieties arc opulent and teeming with givablt gifts. Prices are in keeping witt the Marx traditions-lowest in Bir mingham.
 Fascinators-all colors, in- cluding pink. blue, red and black; crocheted neatly. Fas- inators, silk and wool mixed, combinations and plain colors, 6Oc
 Umbrella Shawls, handmade, all colors, $1.25, $1.69, $1.98.
 Hand-crocheted Shawls, two colors, large and warmthful, $25O.
 Eiderdown Dressing Sacques, all wool, crocheted edge, many colors, $1.
 Also a large collection of beautiful silk shawls.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-12-17
A Christmas
Sale Of Books

Sc each from lOc 1Oc each from l5c l5C each from 2OC
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-01
FARM LANDS.

80 acres seven miles from q good thriving
town. 60 miles from Minneapolis; will cut IS
tons Of hay; soil is a dark loan clay with a
clay subsoil; half mile from school in a we'll
settled country; 10 acres hardwood timber;
this is bargain at 81 400. ..-.
100 acres l " miles from town Of 500 in
habitants; fine improvements; only $23 30 per
acre. -Hu. .t......r .-. b ". e.
Half section well improved, an miles from a
good town. in a thickly settled community
price SIS per acre. .-... f-.
We have any thing from so acres to a section
Of state land for $40 to SIP per acre, sold Oh
: very easy terms; 40 years. time at per cen,
being given on most of the deferred payments
We have snaps in large tracts. These lands
are in the greatest stock country in the north
west.
Cali write.
10 H. q. Barnum,
GOT Phoenix Bldg. Minneapolis. MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-01
SMITH BROS. ITO TEMPLE COURT,
Minneapolis.

I OFFER FOR SALE MY SUMMER HOME ON
the west shore Of Lake Calhoun, adjoining the
Minikahda club, consisting Of four lots with
frontage of IS feet on lake and depth Of 225
shed SO feet long, with mans room; large
sun parlor and billiard room; hardwood floors,
- plate and leaded glass windows, six-foot fire.
place and artistic decorations; farmhouse with
5O-barrel tank, gasolene engine and pump, Civ
ing abundant water supply; gas plant supply
ing gas for lighting and cooking; automobile
shed SO feet long, with mans room; large
lawn and garden, beautiful trees boat, wharf,
etc. "A delightful view of the entire lake and
club grounds on south and private street on
north, which has been made parkway with
beautiful lawn and cobblestone and cement
CUTTERS. If interested, address Carl l.. Stew
= art, Il Lumber Exchange. Tabasco Planta-
ton Co.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.

Farm Lands.
Continued.
FOR sALE-2so ACRES FINE LAND, WRIGHT
county, Mimi; four miles from Annandale.
Price SIS per acre; one-third cash, balance 10
years at per cent.
For Sale-44O acres in sO-acre tracts, Sher-
burne county; good soil. Price 81, 900 an eighty.
$3.50 cash, balance IL years at per cent.
For sale d acres Pine county ne Mi Mimi
$40 per acre.
For sale-l2o acres in Mile Laos county.
so mes ness q
ance to suit you at per cent,
For Sale 44O-acre tract in wisconsin. onei-
da county, eight miles from Tomahawk, on
500 line, 81 per acre. Make US an offer.
For sale-1,1oo acres, Kidder county. N D.;
$40 per acre. SIZE
For sale-16o acres. Kandiyohi county,
eight miles from New London; ST. per acre;
two-thirds cash, balance to suit at s per cent.
For sale-72 acres timber land, Ka.ndlyohi
We have improved farms in Grant. Kandiyohi
and Hennepin counties. MINI. Also North and
South tn Dakota Get our booklet It will be
big and small. at all prices.
Union Realty Company.
4O7 Boston Block.
FARM BARGAINS,
Improved and Unimproved. -.
40 acres, buildings, Aitkin county, Minnesota;
80 acres, highly improved, Polk county, Wis
ccnsin; $2,7OO.
LOS acres splendid farm co. Bottineau county
SIX acres, Is miles from St; Paul, in the VII
lage of Lakeland Minn.: good build.
ings, good soil. splendid place for dairy,
chicken or garden farm; $1,000.
100 acres, beautifully located Bay lake,
Grow Wing county, MINI. This is an
ideal place for summer resort and will
make a fine farm, " mile to church
store, sawmill, ETC.; $500.
160 acres, buildings, near station, central Min
nesota, good soil; will cut 5000 cords
| hardwood; wood will more than pay fol
land; willing to divide tract; easy pay
ments; SIS pes acre.
Call or write for our list, which gives full
particulars about the above and many Other
desirable bargains.
~. Tingdale Bros,
4. 307 Bank of Commerce Building,
Minneapolis, MINI. .r
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-01

FOR SALE-EIGHT-RooM STRICTLY MODERN
house; reception hall with coat closet, living
room containing handsome mantel and gas
CRATE, finished in extra selected red birch;
dining room in ufuar ter-sawed weathered oak:
but-in sideboard. plate rail. large pantry
kitchen finished In natural Georgia pine. gas
range; four bedrooms and bathroom, white en-
amel finish upstairs, linen closets, open nickel
plumbing, best porcelain one-piece lavatory,
and bathtub. Large attic with three dormeI
windows; hardwood floors upstairs and down
house timely decorated throughout; handsome
loaded glass windows extra fine gas fixtures
(coSt $500. Full basement, best hot air heat
ing plant including thermostat; stationary
tubs gas laundry stove; fruit and vegetable
room. full set of storm sash and screens: also
window shades; front and back porches. Com
plete in every detail. For sale by owner, E
J. Kellogg, 2721 ColfaX S,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

G. w. WELLS, sos PHOENIX.
81, 600 buys strictly modern S-room house, on
# w Lake, near Hennepin av. nice home
and we'll loca ted. Terms easy.
81, 7O0-A bargain, we'll out on Bloomington av;
fine place for cows and chickens.
81, 200-Large Groom house and barn, near In
on Hawthorn av; will submit offer.
81, toulouse, rooms and barn; near In on
ColfaX av; terms made easy
2,1O0-A bargain on 14th av near 10Th st.,
81, 3O0-Bryant near 34th st.
$2,000-Bargain, Stevens av near 2Sth st.
81 ,3O0-Bargain, IL rooms. South Minneapolis.
S 'S50-Bargain, 8 rooms, oliver av near % b.
So, 0O0--49xl2S, Stevens av and 25th st.
5 S00-42X12S, Humboldt near 32d st.
S 700-40X11S Columbus near 31st st.
81, 500-9OX11S Oakland av and 31st st.
5 450-42N126 five lots, Shortle's addition.
Money to loan. No delay. ~
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MODERN.

MODERN.
&.O00-Sroom house. nearly new, hardwood
floors downstairs hardwood finish. mantel
sideboard, bathtubs and good attic; shade
trees, cement walks all improvements in and
paid for; Lyndale av, near 25th st. This Is
a snap.
3.2J0-7-room house, Pillsbury av. inside
9th st; parquet floors. hardwood finish down
stairs, steam heat; excellent value.
IS, 5OO-lO- room house, near 2lOO Bryant; this
IS a delightful place; see It,
S6,S00-9-room house. inside Goth st, AID.
rich; barn. See us for full description.
$2,S25-S-room house. all modern except
heat, Oakland, near 31st; this is a beautiful
place. Call at office for full particulars.
Union Realty Co..
ROStOn R1Opk
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FARM LAND BARGAINS. -
$40 improved l,1S, only A. miles from ~ Mime.
i2o, Wadena county, Mimi, improved; worth
so improved Richiand county, N. D., nne
buildings, best Of land; worth $45, our price,
equity, ST. 5oo for merchandise.
leo, Itasca county, MINI, 800, 900 feet mer-
charitable pine' $,soo; will exchange for
81 d2o Wassca county, MINI. improved; worth
$780, our price . seo want p -four mill.
81s New York Life. Minneapolis, MINI. d
--- HAVE YOU @1,o001 - :.
1850 acres 81 miles from railroad station. IS
tivation, 12o acres fenced, dwelling house
five rooms, barn, summer kitchen, corncrib,
rootcelst etc The buildings are nearly
stone. The land is gently rolling, some hay
land, about acres. Land Is easily cleared.
owner has n sosd Selling This Is
a snap. Price $1,000 Qess than $3.50 per
acre), all improvements included We be.
lieve this is less than improvements cost
u. s. Homestead Land Co.,
8O2 Nicollet av, Minneapolis, MINI.
CALIFORNIA HoMEsEEKERs, LISTEN.
Our rate to San Francisco and return, $500,
with ample stopover privileges. good for 30
days, H0w's that for starter 1s Oh. you
s Nss car Of homeseeIers win leave Tor
California April IL, and If you buy 20 acres or
Don't miss this opportunity to see the great
Sacramento Valley, in the heart Of which is
ru eraS an stae
select from. Do not delay but write or call
a COAST let L as sf5sn
601-2 Phoenix Bldg. Minneapolis, MINI.
ABOUT 10 ACRES OVERLOOKING two
beautiful lakes fair set Of buildings, abou!
av AND ONE ot e besf Soe
the state; this is very pretty home, 81 $50
l1s re- close to school church and station
Win basement Ibis Is built With extra heavy Vs
repair ai Se s sod ss 0s ss
one.t third cash, balance on easy terms at
tSs sS viii s. make d ai Il. Ras
$1,000 BUYS, 40 ACRES CHOICE POTATO
land, II miles north Of Central Market.
$1,6O040 acres rich land, some timber, LIZ
miles northwest Of Osseo
| $1,600-36 acres, suitable for raising fruits
on 3 ats rich
| river bottom land. near Bloomington.
$450-Two-acre lots adjoining the city OF
overlooking lake, large trees, 62d st.
| Headquarters for l to 1O-acre tracts.
/ T. A. Dunsmoor. GIG Phoenix.
a VERY FEW CHOICE IMPROVED Or PAR
/ TALLY improved farms within 20 or 80 mile
/ Of twin cities; Il you are wanting a farm
where. A handsome modern, 14-room house
fitted fitted, up With electric lights. furnace. bath
bowling sy d and al so, 20
splendid opportunity for boating. yachting
hospital; will sell for half what 1t is worth
w. e. Webster. Hudson Wis.
: 200 ACRES, IMPROVED FARM, or WILL BEL,
10-acre lota. August Classen. Long Lake.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Unimproved.
GOOD LOTS CHEAP.

GOOD LOTS CHEAP. 81
$3.50 and less--lno Forest Heights addition.
$2oo-Colfax and 33d AVN; easy terms;
$225-Tor three lots on Vincent and ssd
$2oo-On Nicollet and 45th st. I'll
$175--On Pleasant, Grand, Harriet and Car
field avs, on 43d. n
$3.50 each for Or is lots on Bryant and
Coifax, at 47th st; right in Lynnhurst sec
ton aud close to car and lake. ~
$500 buys four lots OH 9th ay s and 3Sth st.
$250--On Garfield, near Goth.
$25o-On Pleasant av, near 39th
500 each lots in Linden Hills: any num-
$1,15o-Lot 6ox14s, on Lake OF the Isles
boulevard. near goth; fine view Of the lake,
and has sewer and water paid for; nice trees
$3OO-Corner 9th, av N and oliver, city
water and stone walk paid for We have lots
everywhere. Where do you want one9
improvements.
5000 each, on Colfax and Fremont, inside
of 35th .85t
$2OO-Lot on Bryant ay, inside 42d st s.
$75O-Lot on Lake st and Humboldt av.
$25O--On Lyndale and 43d; close to car,
school, lake; city water paid. Any or all Of
monthly installments on the balance.
,-.-.. G.. & G.,
3l5 Bank of Commerce Building.
BLAIsDELL ADDITION.
Beautiful lots for up-to-date homes Few
lures for the home builder. These lots are from
IS to 80 feet vide and 1875 feet deep to
full GROUNDS The building restrictions throw
safeguard around those who wish to bull,
an expensive home. number of haudsom
houses will be erected here soon. Opportun
tiles never come but once-this is yours-bu.
lot in Blalsdelrs addition-speciai prices t
those who build now. 49, L
$4,000.
This buys handsome corner, on 10th st
132xlS3; great location for hotel or apart
ment house; might shade price TOR cash. Thi
is bargain. Il. r.. 'aaa..
$500.
This sacrifice price for 11Ox165 feet O
10th st $, just west of Summers hotel; it.
bargain; few like it. a.@s I'll. II - Is
Handsome building lots in Mount Curve
Lowry Hill, Park av, in GREEN'S, Lakeview
Lake of the Isles and other good residenc
sections. ... s,. = H. s4t ...T
See me for locations and prices.
Walter l.. Badger -
300 Oneida Building ill.,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-01

o o o o o 0 o o o o o 0 o o
0 $1,000, WORTH $lo,ooo-1MPRovED
o farm of 100 acres, Isauu county, PA
o miles from Isant station; new set Of
o buildings, house of nine rooms, barn
o S0x150, granary. corncribs, machine
o sheds, windmill, ETC.. also a cellar for
o keeping potatoes that cost 81 900 to
0 build; $50 acres under high state of cul-
o tivat1on. There are 8 horses 80 head
o of cattle, Is hogs, 300 hens. all wagons
o and farming tools that go with this
o farm for $1,000; buildings cost $4,000.
o This farm is actually worth $4,000:
O price only $1,000, $1,000 down. Look this
o up. H. A.. Shaw Co., 501-2 North
o western Bldg.
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oa TIL day Evening,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

Improved.
Continued.
Q 20 % Q ooo o @ 9ooo Q
trackage corner, 19Sx157 to 20-foot alley, q
with exclusive railroad trackage; also con- Q
venient to depots, mills, ETC. Terms to Q
o suit. Thorpe Bros, Andrus bldg. 9
o o o o o o Q 0 o o o 0 o o o q
FOR sALE-A MODERN HOUSE ON HENNE.
pin av in the eighth ward near Douglas
school, with IL large rooms and fully mod
ern; combination heat, open plumbing, two
bathrooms lone tiled), hardwood floors and
finish; everything in excellent condition; good
sized lot fronts east; price $1,000. 6723
Journal, y
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-01
Farm Lands.

Farm Lands.
WE HAVE SEVERAL lo-AcRE TRACTS
about miles north OF the workho lou $aoo
ssse house, stsI 81 Adjoining
8, Hawthorn Park, 80 lots, 52d st and Zenith
av, $1,000. 40 acres at Minnetonka Mills,
W. i. Gould, 4o5 Boston Block - .
IS ACRES ~ MILES FROM BRIDGE SQUARE,
in sight of our courthouse tower soil Is warm,
desh 0d lies Re H pscs
5arfs ss Ts SSe%
.,,.4~.. 1923 Guaranty Bldg.
IL ACRES ON LAKE AMELIA, TWO MILES
Sa eS9 O. eorncrip and she'd rich fertile sc va" an
per s acr e;' great snap. CAN at once. Easy
3. +. Lambert,
1923 Guaranty Bldg.
SNAP THIS UP aUICK-l,2so ACRES HARD
wood timber lang maple maple yellow BIRCH n bass
town Of 1000 inhabitants; 80 miles from Du-
tion. Special offer, limited time only; $3.50
per acre; come quick Strong, Campbell &
WARD COUNTY, n. D.-leo ACRES CLEAR,
smooth land 10 acres broken, buyer can
break balance, put in fax and pay for place
this year; house ready to move into, located
place ship horses and tools and commence
plowing next week; bargain price 81 600; part
cash, balance nee mortgage. F. J. Percival, 800
24o-AcRE FARM IN OTTER TAIL COUNTY,
Minnesota, well improved, nice buildings;
stock and machinery go with it. go.
east; $4,000 crop raised last year on those
acres.
E. M. Anderson, 5o4 Sykes Block.
ACRE LOTS ON, MINNEHAHA AZ AND 45tl
e gpot for for e home; Natures gift price oni!
ae in the mst neath FAILS
| E.. 3. Lambert.
1923 Guaranty Building.
SEQ ACRES OF NICE CLEAN OPEN PRAIRIE
liver eoil only X miles from station q
perfset so Boa 1sa
50 ACRES, HENNEPIN COUNTY, q MILES
from Lake Harriet; rich, fertile soil; grea
price only $3.50 per acre; easy terms. Cal
i ~ =. F. Lambert
/ 1923 Guaranty Bldg.
BEFORE YOU BUY A FARM, CALL OR WRIT
! for our new circular of small and large farm
around Mlnnespos, AnoAa, asahl,, smergurn
Co.. 406 Boston Block, Minneapolis.
100 ACRE IMPROVED FARM. 20 NILES NoRTI
4 = Of Minneapolis, in the potato belt. This farr
/. has fair buildings and is located in a ric
4 farming community, liz miles from sena
| town; must sell to close out estate; price So
Il ner acre IL taken at once. Henry w. Whiting
II 225 Temple Court III
RARE BARGAINS IN FARMS CLOSE TO TIL
city: easy terms: don't delay. 3. ]. Willis
i 800 Bank Of Commerce.