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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-01-13

One case mems fine Ribbed Win
ter Underwear, Shirts and drawers to
atCh, all sizes, "a to ~, worth Soc.
Here in the Red Sale, at
23C per Garment.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-01-13

One thousand Ladies' Handker-
chiefs, made of fine quality white
lawn, every one hemstitched, worth
as usually sold sc. Here in the Red
Sale at
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
TALK OF THE TOWN.

See what A. P. Abbott s Co. say
about furs.
just received, new silk waists, at The
Vaughan Store
". n. MCGEE Of Bristol Is in the
lcity en- business.
Miss Mont MIDGET returns to camp
at Joes Pond today.
Frank McWhorter IS in Boston, On a
ten days business trip.
Mrs. II. NJ Russell Of st. Johnsbury
| is visiting relatives in the city.
Prof. o. X, HOLSTER went to Ran.
dolph this morning on business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowell OF North
field are visiting friends in the city.
These cool nights and mornings call
for a Jersey sweater. AT McWhorter's.
The special for Saturday at Perry's
is children's dresses at wholesale prices.
Mrs. John C. Morrison has gone to
Enfield, N. H., for short visit with re-
latives.
Lyle Perry and Allan Reid have gone
ito AIarshfield for a weeks fishing at
Niegerhead pond.
Mr.. and Mr.. Byron jackson and Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman Taft visited the Rev.
Nv. S. Smithers at Waterbury Tuesday.
The Rev. w. A. Kinzie was in Berlin
today to offieiate at the funeral Of Mrs.
f. A. Blanchard. The remains were
taken to Montpelier for burial
Don't fail to investigate the hquida-
ton sale at segels Il Brady's. Read
their advertisement in this issue and
look for the big white sign over their
store door
Arthur CConlin, bar tender in the r
s. Meigs saloon IN Montpelier, was taken
to Heaton hospital yesterday and an
operation for appendicitis was perform
ed from which he has but slightly rallied.
The case was serious one.
IT. q. Slayton, who has been re-
porter on the Montpelier Journal, left
last evening for his home in Morrisville
having finished work in that Office He
will return to Montpelier Monday and
act as deputy clerk in the office Of the
secretary Of State.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
a P. ABBOTT & GOA P ABBOTT & COLA F. ABBOTT & CO.
The Dav1iolof Store ~
Furs at so Per Cent of Their Face Value.

in the Fur situation Nlarthe Of
London
in fol lest
S for Winerha low collar max
absolutely has adj
March,
al WEEKS ea
cent of their face value being less skins
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
FUR SALE.

It's early sor Fur sac. Wesexpect
thar the difference in price viii seem to
you saving large enough 70 take advant-
age Of.
Brook Mink Cluster Scaffs for sl.50.
less 20 per cent.
Blended Squirrel cruats fol So. os,
less 20 per cent,
Marten opos.um clus;er scarfs with
six soft tails and very fall collar for
SIS. 90, less 40 per cent.
Cravau and Small Fra are much worn
BY ladies Of style. There is large as
sortment al the same discount So per
cent Of face values
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
Granite Polishers Attention.

The Granite Pohshers' Union, 81, @.
w. I. u, win affiliate to the Granite
Cutters International association on
Thursday evening, August 18th, 1905.
Meeting called in Carpenters hall,
Nichols block, at 7.30. Let every polish.
er {machine or handy be present as this
is positively the last call. A. G. Adams,
Geo ID. Smith, Corresponding
Secretary,
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FUR SALE.

There viii be more Furs worn thi:
coming season than ever before in Yer
mont.
Isabella and Sable Fox Astoriss, ezra
values at $1,000 and $3.50. This
sale at Sc per cent Of price asked.
The greatest selling Fur on the market
today is the long Isabella and Sable Opos-
sum Asyorias that sold last season at
$500, now marked SI2 so. IN this
sale as other Furs, at 80 per cent Of face
value, making them cost you bur $40 90
each.
Mufs to match above Fnrs at 81. %
and so rs, less the same discount.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
FUR SALE.


All Of these finer Fus have Muas to
match.
Ask to see Fox Fun at SIS 90 and
$1,000 subject to same discount.
One Of the best values il Fox Fur is
the wide sHonlder effects with large brush
tails at $40 so. subject to same discount.
Were Szz. 50 last season..
Fox Furs in the large pieces at SIS 90
and $50 90 All in this sale, with
Mufs 10 match, al same discounts.
This Fur sale with these values ought
70 be double what il was last season at
this time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

TO RENT--Front room with electric light and
furnace heat al Is Central Street. 1918
TWO DERRICK STICKS FOR sALE-oue
sc feet long and the other az feet. Anyone
wanting tobuy viii please address H. r. Pike.
Waterbury, VI. lS1r12
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-08-17

FOR SALE CHFAP--A tw0-tenement two
story 12-rOom house and barn. all in No. /
shape. with up-to- date plumbing. Centrally
located. For further particulars. inquire Of j.
H. Atehinson, Molfisyille, VT, o. A. 7. Whit
ney, Barre, Vt.
Having sold my farm. the following property
will be sold at private sale at a low price Now
ing machine horse rake, pillow, harrows, culti-
vator, two-horse dump-cart, horse express
wagon weeder. land roller, one two-horse lum-
Der wagon Two pairs Of two horse sleds, 200
cords Of stove wood, 40 to 30 TONS Of best horse
nav and $50 bushels Of nice table potatoes. Al
50 household furniture Any and all will lie
sold at a very low price for cash. A. r. Whit
ney, Barre. VT, Edgar Tr0w farm, r. f. d. No
I. Telephone call S0s-5. 1914
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29

where the of the Park wide the cottages are
separated from each other there is elbow and
to rest and gather strength.
Mountain Lake Park situated the Main Line of
picturesque b. o. Il. R. Fast express trains with Pullman
accommodations put the Park within easy Of prom
inent cities of the country Half prevail during the
Chautauqua season.
Mountain Lake Park is surrounded by multitude Of
attractive spots which within easy The roads
kept in perfect condition and journeys Swallow Falls
Allegheny Heights Eagle Rock, Boiling Springs, and a
dozen other charming retreats will be forgotten by
those who take them.
Mountain Lake Park is chdren's Paradise The sign
keep off the grass does YOU the face every
step.
In the amphitheatre during August the best lecturers
and entertainments which genius devise and
money procure can be enjoyed.
The Mountain Chautauqua" is of the foremost
Chautauquas in the United States It's program equal
the best
Cottages may be secured thoroughly furnished
able rates
The general the Park furnish the comforts and
necessities of life.
In a word Mountain Lake Park is most superb and
sensible in America You have the delightful
companonship Of the best people Recreation and profit
happily combined
The moderate and the advantages ncompar
able 1t is place for thoughtful and people of lin
tied means well place for the wealthy with sensible
views of life. High in the mountains is equally high
aims.
More than 26 of the Union ANNUALLY represented
in its patronage 1t brings pleasant memories to carry
through all the years and furnishes vacation which nvgo-
but does not enervate.
be had S. to SIS per week according to
accommodations In the advertising columns you may find
the information which YOU need
For information Of every character as to cottage; and
boarding houses schools and programs addce,, Thomas S.
Long, Mountain Lake Park, Nd.
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The fame of this unique attractive mountain resort
has spread throughout the nation. longer eSper
ment but established fact More than $500 600 have been
invested in permanent improvements 200 cottages, com
Portable and CommOdious hotels auditorium seating OOO
school hall with comfortable and attractive Hall of
Philosophy seating 500 people the finest Chautauqua amph
theatre the continent seating $500 people lake of 10
well supplied with boats and launches and the finest
athletic park in Western Maryland of the attractive
features The Park includes 500 situated the
NIT of the Allegheny mountains 500 feet above seaeve
The mountain views superb There IS anpeness every
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29

the CnautduQ udS.
Dr.. Robert S. McAr-
thur, without a peer
on the platform.
Dr.. ChaS. Eastman,
the Sioux Indian, an
unparalleled platform
attraction.
Jahu Dewitt Miller,
a supreme favorite.
Rev. William Spur
geon, nephew Of the
great Sturgeon, one
of the most popular
men OF the British
Isles.
Rev. Geo. Wood An
derSOn, a platform
success.
Hon. Lou J. Beau
champ, the Laugh
ing Philosopher.
A. W. (SunShine)
Hawks, one Of the q,
Hon n L uTo+co,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29

Meneley Quartete they stand in the lead the first
mixed quartette ever used at Mountain Lake Park.
Western University Glee and Banjo Club % members
truly great novelty which will make bright and attractive
one of our excursion days
Mexican Trio SerenaderS, insrumentaists and vocass
they dress in picturesque costume
Mr. Floyd FeathersOne making music on 20 different instr
ments genius.
wellknown BAND will give daily concerts lead process
sions and make the woods ring with their melody.
Miss Sybil SammiS, unquestionably the most attractive
soprano soos in America, will be present for days No
engagement could give more satisfaction
Miss Alice May Harrah, delightful soprano of Detroit
Mich, has also been secured.
Ernest Gamble Concert Company important engage
ment Mr. Gamble is Americas leading basso and Miss
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29

tette. Readings by Prof. C. Edmund Solos, Miss
Alice May HarTah. Readings by p Bible.
Thursday, August 18th.
900 a. Hou
HOO Ireland Rev Alex Corkev
Fairfield.
m Teachers Hour cultivation of Memory DR. BibIe
500 Concert Quarette Toledo o. well known
for their splendid
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29

Mr.W.H.H. Smith, of the Navy
Department, Washington, on
The New American Navy,
withoriginal stereopticonview
Dr.. Geo. l. Cole, the best
American authority on the
Clif-dweilcrs with q series Of
superb illustrations.
Frederick William Unger, the
war correspondent, in two illus
trated lectures on The Rus
sian-Japanese War" and The
ROcr War -
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Rev. ThOS. McClary, striking person
atty, Immensely popular.
Dr.. TnOs. E. Green, fills more Chautauqua
dates than any man in America.
DR.. Frank M. Bristol, we'll known as Nc
kinney pastor, anda truly great lecturer
Rev, Charles Laing Herald, superb in his
description of Life on man % war"
Rev. Milton W. Brown, who is winning
great fame as a lecturer.
Rev. H. c. RiSner, very popular every
where.
Rev. Alex. COrkey, a western man who
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29
THE PLATE Or NJ.
Splendid Array Of Talent Sc
cured for the Chautauqua Season
LECTURERS.

Rev. Mark Guy PearSe, the Great Englshnan. Known
both hemispheres Brought overspecay by Dr. Davidson
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29

Rev. A. f. Zimmerman in beautiful illustrated lectures
accompanied also by Moving Pictures Speaks of Our
Country It's Growing Glory, and Sunday evening
on ,.The Nm Of a1;1ae
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29

Nerna Page who accompanies him of the attrac
tive violinsts the platform.
READERS
Miss Edna George, a true artist.
Mr. ''Bll" Bone, in his unique productions.
c. Edmund Neil, we'll known to the platform.
Geo. P. Bibe of the National School of Oratorv
Fred Emerson Brooks, in his splendid Poetry
And others.
NOVELTIES.
American Vitagraph with its wonderful Moving Pictures.
Smith and Marshall, the Royal Entertainers" readings
mpersonators, crayon Sketches sand pictures, etc.
HOy'S Royal MaOnetteS perfect stage heroic mechanical
figures doing wonderful and astonishing things This is the
greatest novelty Mountain Lake ever had.
DEVOTIONAL STUDIES.
These will fill the morning hours and will be conducted by
the Evangess: Rev. W. H. Williams and ChaS F. Barrett.
The afternoons will be given excursions Athletic Feat
ures, Base Ball Croquet Golf Tennis Tournaments races
the lake for boys and other interesting features
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29

MUSIC.
Wesleyan Male Quartette emphatca the best ever organ
lied
AnlphOn Male Quartete, superb company Of musicians.
Metz Sisters Quartete, perfectly. blended voices.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29
DETAILED PROGRAMME.

DR. " L, DAVIDSON, Supt of Instruction
This Program is subject o slight changes.
Thursday, August 3rd
$50 p. m. Concert, Stephens
Opening annual session of the Mountain
Chautauqua. Brief o by President c.
W. Baldwin, Supt. w. l.. Davidson distinguished
200 Grand Concert Lady Quartette Solos,
Sybi Samms, New York City. Readings Edna
George, Boston,
Friday, August 4th
800 Devotional Hour Original Fall"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29
Friday, August 18th.

Devotional Hour, LAS God Would Have Us Chas F.
Barrett.
Readings from his quaint writings, Mr.. Bill Bone
Clinton, ILL.,. assisted by musical talent
Band Concert il the Park.
Round Table. Series the Modern Cliff Dweers 1.-THE
Unchanged and Unchangable,' Geo. l.. Cole, Pasadena
CAL Illustrated by charts photographs pottery blankets
and other curios.
Grand Concert, Western University Glee and Mandolin
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29

~ o L. ooL'' NN'' EiNA' OoiNSy' western man VINO
is achieving great fame.
Prof. ChaS ScanOn Field Secretary Temperance Committee
Presbyterian Church
ILLUSTRATED LECTURERS.
Miss Anna DeOney Martini superb illustrated lectures
with Moving Pictures 'The Prisoner Zenda and par
sifal."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29
Saturday, August 18th.

Devotional Hour LAS God Would Have U.s." continued
Chas f. Barrett
Readings from his own quaint writings, humorous
pathetic, Mr. Bill Bone assisted by Assembly talent.
Boys Boat Race First and Second Prizes to winners
Round Table. Lecture "Acamo, the Sky City" DR.. Geo.
C.. Cole.
Delightful Saturday Evening Concert. Last appearance
Western University GIee Mandolin Clubs and
royal reception will be rendered them. Solos, Miss
Sybil Readings by Miss Edna George Mexican
Trio SerenaderS in costume.
Lecture, Our Country It's Crown Glory" Rev
a. II. Zimmerman, Cumberland Nd. Illustrated by ster
eopticon views and appropriate moving pictures
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29
Sunday, August 18th.

go a. IN. Devotional Hour, Mr.. Charles Barrett
HOO Morning dioc Bargain"
23O m. Assembly sunday School.
800 Chautauqua Sunday Vesper Services Dr.
100 p. Brief Praise Service. Chorus
500 Illustrated Sermon, 1.-The Man GaIee" A
Zmmerman with multitude of stereopticon views
appropriate
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29
Wednesday, August 10th.
"RECOGNITION DAY"

800 IN. Devotional Hour.
1lOO Lecture Trinity Beauty" Rev. H. c. Risner
Chautauquans, by
of the graduates the class 1905
through the Golden
230 Recognition Address, How
4.30 Teachers Hour Literature" Dr. p. Bible
800 Second by Quar-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29

LECTURE COURSES.
These viii Gil in meaaare he Round Table hour in tn
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29
Tuesday, August 18th.

900 Devotional Hour THE World Moves On"
ScanOn, Frederick City, Md.
OO Lecture, shooting OWL Rev H. Rsner Balti-
more, Maryland
Match Base Ban Athletic by Band
Teachers Hour. primary Reading" Dr.
Geo p Bible, Philadelphia, Pa.
SOOp.m Wesleyan Male Quarette
by Prof C. Edmund Neil in readings and Miss
May HaTrah
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29
Thursday, August 10th.

GRAND ARMY DAY-SPECIAL TRAINS
O.S) a.
Lecture my Country 'T of Thee ahu DeWtt
130 p. Band Concert.
81 p. Chorus War SONGS r
Lecture Americas Great Place Among the Nations
Dr. Robt. S. Macarthur, City, without a peer
the American platform.
Game of Base Ball Athletic Park Rest f ear
Closing Concert Great Cborus nne Canto+a
Amphon Male Quartette. Miss Dess McCaren, solos
costume. American Vitagraph, a whole hour
wonderful Moving Pictures. Lost Child"
Drama in the Air. and of the wonderfu
Moving Pictures made. Good bye fol 19V
Prophecies
Thirty minutes after all S Amphitheatre
expensive and beautiful display fireworks bring
ing to close glorious o Chautauqua
Trains leave after all
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-29
TIonday, August 14th.

Platform vacant in the morning to permit of excur-
sions to thedeghtful surrounding mountain resorts
Teachers Hour, Expression DR.. Geo p Bible, of the
National School of OratOry, Philadelphia, Pa.
Captain Letterbairn Prof c. Edmund Neil, Morgan
town, w. Va, of the bright lights the platform,
who deity assumes all the characters this bright
comedy. Musical selections by Miss Alice May Harrah,
Detroit Michigan. Mexican Trio Serenaders in COS
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HOO a. m.
22.30 p. M.
4.30 p. m.
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SEQ p. M.
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500 q. m.
ll.00 a. m.
go p. m.
4.30 p. m.
$50 p. m.
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S.l5 p. m.
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800 original Condtlon-The Fan"
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
~~~o~~o~~~~~~~~~-~
Farm Lands.
Continued.

= + rH
Per acre buys 10000 acres in Billings county,
N. p; three miles from N. p. railway; lies
gently undulating, and Is covered with rich,
nutritious grasses, the stockman's delight;
rich, fertile soil; abundance of pure, sparkling
water; nearly all be cultivated; large
amount cedar fencing; positively the best
land deal in the county; terms one-third cash,
balance five years at s per cent.
Per acre buys an i1,6OO-acre ranch in Bill
ings county, n. D.; one of the finest in the
state; splendid nine-room house, large barn
for rs head of horses, shed holding 1,5O0 head
OF cattle, blacksmith shop, icehouse,, chicken
house, machinery sheds, all in good repair;
also $4,000 seyen-foot cedar posts, all cut
and piled; $500 acres fenced with three wires,
and seven-foot cedar posta; the present own
er of these two townships is nonresident
and in poor health, consequently cannot 14; os
cupy the property, and give it the attention
it requires and has given us instructions
to sell same at a sacrifice; positively the
best ranch deal in the far-famed Dakotas;
terms, one-third cash, balance five years at q
per cent. Call or write; do it today.
e. r. Lambert,
GIor rtu Prf11
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-22
LAW LIBRARY

FOR sALE-A GOOD WORKING LIBRARY
Of 800 volumes for $780, with some Office
furniture. % volumes Minnesota, SO volumes
North Dakota. digests u. s.. and American
and N. W.; good line textbooks. Apply 72O
Phoenix Block, Minneapolis.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-22
INSTRUCTION

N~~~0~~4~~~~O~@~~ ~~~~~~N~~~~~~~~
FIRsT.CLAss INSTRUCTION BY THOROUGH
ly experienced teachers piano, violin. yio-
loncelle, mandolin, guitar and banjo. Salts
faction guaranteed. Lessons Doc. n. NJ.
Voak. 90 eth st s.
VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, PLANO, GUITAR, BAN
jo, violoncello; lessons Soc, best instruction:
instruments furnished free. f. L. Tappan, 90
7th st s.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, PATENT LAW.
yers and solicitors; main office, 925-933 Guar
anty building, Minneapolis, Mimi; 50 AcGm
building, Washington, D. @.
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WOOD AND COAL

DRY FACTORY HARDWOOD; CHEAPEST,
cleanest and best wood In city. Barnard =
Cope Co.. 4th ct and I'd Az NE.
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Uninproyed.

3 sseS 2z & RE Az 60 SEfw2 &
0 4ox12s; sewer, water, gas, stone wall
o and curb and gutter. Cheapest lot in
o the addition. 60 sl.. = - ',E2--'~;
o s5oo.Grand az. and ssd ST. very choice
0 ter, gas and stone walk; adjoining lot
o at $500. These lots cannot be dupli-
Q .o Gated in Motor Line. - s
ss ne lot az s1 1stween sh and 18Th
0 $100-Htawatha ay, between 9th and
2 3sth SITS; fine lot, 4ox1e5; SIS cash
Q a., and So per month"; per cent interest.
0 SITS; fine lots, 43x12S; $50 cash and
o $lO per month.
o $25e$Oth av S, between 2eth and Lake
9 sts; fine large lot 4sx125; stone walk.
Q $25o-Lake st, large lot, 4sx157; easy
Q s1Q 100 az and 10Th st; an east
. front corner lot, 42x142; inside lot,
o $40; easy terms
o $3oo-Midway district, on Berry or Cur
o few avs; one block to interurban, car
o line; these beautiful lots are T5Ox1S2:
o many, wooded 500 cash and $40 per
o $175-Johnson st NE, between 10Th and
o 22d avs; large wooded east front lot,
50x132; easy terms.
$575-Lake of the Isles addition, on Lake
100; city WATER best bargain in town,
VIII 60 quick.
$75o-For a large lot, IS feet front, on
Q Dupont ay s, between Franklin av and
o $25o-oliver av N, between 21st and 22d
Q SITS; good lot, 45x125; city water;
o terms.
. Call for a New Catalog of Bargains.
Q u. Q. Bell Investment Co.,
o n n
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4oI0, 30 o. 90 90 o o o
LOTS 100x300 FEET (NEARLY AN
acre) on charming Lake Amelia, only
a short distance west of Minnehaha
Falls. on Mtnnebaha parkway, running
from 21st to Gath avs s; all beautifully
shaded, covered with massive native
trees; one of the most delightful spots
in Minneapolis, natures gift for a lake
side home; she has distinctive, pic
turesque beauty all her own. Don't
fail to buy an acre for a home in
"Rippling Waters addition, on fair
} Amelia's pebbly shores. 1t will pro-
} long your life by getting away from
} the sweltering, scorching heat Of the
city, and drink the COOL refreshing
} breezes like from Olympics snow-clad
, mount. The first buyer calls has choice:
, only 10 lots in all; price $500, on easy
, terms; positively the greatest bargain
} ever offered in fine lake shore prop +
, erty in Minneapolis. Call today. 8
q. F. Lambert,
1923 Guaranty Building.
D = o o o O.. o % o O -
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500 EACH FOR TEN LOTS IN CAT
aract addition, seth and Colfax AZ
N; $40 down and $40 monthly.
$75 each for hve beautiful lots, nns
trees, near boulevard, 4sth and 9th
av3s S. re- s5.s15..
$2OO-Lot 20, block s., Bloomington Ave
nue. addition, 18th av 8 near Gath ut.
Saving Fund Co., &
225 Railway Building. ~.
$3.50 AN ACRE, CORNER OF 18th AND PORT
land; acres In this piece. Good to plat.
$500 an acre on 4Sth st near Portland; acre.
in this piece.
$50 an acre on Humboldt av N and b4th ct,
Fine for gardening; 10 acres here.
5000 an acre on Park and 5Oth ut; S acres plat
ted into lots; title insurance; blocks K
car1ine.
$500 for acres on Logan nv N and Bed
$500 an acre for 80 acres In northern section O.
city.
s16 Bank q Commences budding