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Peoples Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany, as TO my honesty for my contracts
Fully three-fourths OF my patients have
been treated by some one else before call
ing on me to be cured. Why not come az
soon as afflicted? You will save money.
distressing pain and valuable time; be-
sides, there is satisfaction in knowing
that the very best treatment Is being
given you by an honest, competent ply
n5oian | have treated private troubles
- a specially in the city OF Birmingham.
Ala since August g. 1857. l cure all man.
ner OF private diseases. l cure many pa
6ents by mail treatment. Write for prices
and terms.
do not use large Advertisements and
false statements to attract patients which
merit has failed to secure. II you fail to
be curtd by such methods. give me call
and get well.
| Ny Offices are the most private and
quiet in the city, tenth story OF the new
FIRST National bank building, corner Of
second avenue and Twentieth street
Rooms 1905 and 1907 Take one of the dnD
elevators to tenth floor.
Office hours: $50 a. m. = - =
nnAAy, ~ m. to u N
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in the septum or di"iding wall of his
dieart. This hole is closed in the vast ma
jority of cases at birth, when the neces-
sity for it is ended, but in Mr. Harris
case 1t failed to close. The result of this
defect is that the blood which should be
sent through the lungs from the left side
of the heart, and after publication sent
from the right side of the heart through
the body, partly escapes through this
opening into the other side of the heart
and is sent out without having been re-
newed with oxygen. The mole. which in
the unborn child is necessary to pure
supply of blood, has become in tie case
of Mr.. Harris means by which the pur-
poses of nature are defeated.
Mr. Harris color is due to oxygen
starvation. and his color Is distinctly un-
healthy, being produced in the same way
as the blueness of pneumonia patients or
the purple color of persons "choked black
in the face" is variance depends on
the state of the air supply The poorer
the air supply, from whatever cause, the
deeper becomes Mr.. Harris color. When
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exceptional demands are made on his sys-
tenn for oxygen, as in times of great ex-
ertion, he becomes fairly purple,
Perhaps the most remarkable feature
of Mr.. Harris case is the age he has
attained. I hough there is a classification
of his malady. the cases of it are ex-
tremely rare. In the few cases in which
1t does occur the unfortunate Infants
rarely live beyond month, and it is
made a matter of medical record when
one of them survives over three months
Mr.. Harris however, has attained the
age of q years. He was born in 1879,
In Troy, Pa. Both his parents were pure
whites. His father, Daniel Harris. died
when Warren was years old, and his
mother, Sarah Pelpher Harris, moved
with her family first to Dandy and then
to Lansing, In Tompkins county. N. Y
About seven ye.rs ago the widow moved
with her son into Ithaca. Mr. Harris
has six living brothers and one living
sister. All are robust and perfectly
normal.
In appearance Mr.. Harris is short and
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A HUMAN CHAMELEON.
Young Man in Ithaca Whose Color
Changed With the Weather.
From the New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune.
Warren b. Harris of No; 915 West
Green street, Ithaca, n. Y. is regarded
by professors In the Cornell University
Medical college as a remarkable medical
freak Harris changes color with atmosss
pheric conditions. On hot, humid days
his skin takes on purple hue, while
on days when the air is clear and bracing
his color fades to the pale blue of
SKINNED milk. His color also runs all
the intermediate shades between these
two, as the weather varies. He is fire.
quently mistaken for a negro by casual
observers. while many residents of Ithaca
believe that he is either a negro turning
white or white man turning black.
The cause of Mr.. Harris peculiar color
is a congenital defeet of the heart. The
professors declare that there is a hole
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Buffalo, July 21.-When Russell Sage
announced that a man did not need a
vacation he stirred up a storm of protest
which proved that he was in the hope
less minority. This is the vacation sea-
son and it is safe to say that of the
800 900. Americans at least 100000 will
manage to get some kind of an outing
during the summer or fall. The old say
ing that all good Americans go to Paris
before they die has ceased TO be repre-
sentative of the aspirations of the Yankee
globe trotter. The love of outdoor life
is finding expression in new routes taken
by tourists through European countries
and the stay-at-homes on this side of
the water are showing more and more a
disposition to wander for aheld instead
of settling down for two or three weeks
In the seaside hotel or the country board
ing house
The wealthy, who are given to globe
trotting, are crowding the outgoing At
lantic liners. Americans are wandering
through all the byways of the Old World
They have followed the Arctic explorers
northward toward the pole Some are at
the North Cape in Norway; Others more
patriotic, who want to know something
about the wonders of the Western Hem
isphere, are sailing northward to distant
Alaska.
In fact, Americans are finding that their
own land offers many attractions to the
sightseer which We're overlooked by sum
mer travellers of a decade ago. This new
spirit has led to the discovery of the
Great Lakes. Everybody has known in a
general way that the inland chain of
waterways formed a great commercial
highway. Newspaper readers are aware
that the traffic through the 500 canal
is greatly In excess of that which passes
through the ditch which DeLesseps dug
across the Isthmus of Suez although at
the 500" business is done only eight
months of a year. But it remainded for
our English cousins to discover the charm
which the Great Lakes have for the
lover of nature and Tie person in search
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very thin. His height is slightly below
five feet and his weight is less than
ninety pounds. He has chestnut hair and
large brown eyes. Mr.. Harris was dis
covered by DR.. Eugene Baker, an in
structor in the Cornell Medical college
here, and has been taken before clinics
on the hill" 44A
Since the young man has discovered
that he is a great rarity he has been
tempted to earn money by exhibiting
himself Mrs. Harris objects, however.
She and her sons are regular attendants
at the Inlet Mission chapel, except in the
winter, when Warren's poor circulation
makes it necessary for him to remain in
doors almost lige alternating animal.
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DR.. Y. E. HOLLOWAY
SPECIALIST
PRIVATE DISEASES,
guarSptee

you a p%ma-
lent cure of
private troubles
and that you
may know my
guarantee Is re-
liable | refer
you with per-
mission, to the
First National
bank, Alabama
National baM,,
Steiner Broth
ers. bankers.
Jefferson Com
ty 8 a v ing Q
hank and thu
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An Incomplete Cure.

From Salonwitzblatt
well, did the doctor succeed in getting
out the silver piece you swallowed?'
Yes, but when he demanded a larger
coin for doing it, I was so taken a-back
that I swallowed 1t again"
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Ntckels & Smith, :;
81 NicolIet Az.

s4,s7sHos 8R2AS 81 . AZ s. s. NEAR 8 sstS
hardwood finish, built-i in sideboard. hot
~ WITH eobinatlon azture s'sc faIfy i tifted
, bathroom, full basement with laundry
trays and coal binsi good attic; house
handsomely decorated; just completed
T.. and ready for occupancy. Easy terms.
Key at our office. - =. -
So, s75-An ideal new Groom house;;. parlor !,
:! and hall finished IN birch; diningroom
!, : In oak; hardwood floors; built-in side
Rssf fpa1f 90 a a full
s, near 34th st. Easy terms ,.. !. -
! $2575---A very attractive new Groom
y 9 modern ta h9me; oak finish hardwood
all fixtures; 18th av S. inside 2sth st.
$1,675-A new. Groom cottage: hardwood
floors in all rooms and all rooms hand !
homely: decorated: gas! fixtures, city
! waters good cellar, storm sash: aand
j. :; screens woodshed.@ etc.; corner lot;
32d avn. between Dupont and &Lyn-
} $2,175-A new. fully modern Except heath;
}, broom cottage all on one, floor; hard
wood floors, hardwood finish, BATH
r" p closet, etc; gas and gas fixtures large
} attic with stairs, splendid. basement
} =, storm sash and screens; a very COM
e.: plete and; convenient home: Location,
J.. 18th aV S, near 9th st. Easy terms.
!, 81, 675-Brand-news- Broom cottage, very
,,s&. rooms gas fixtures, city water, good i
} = cellar. storm sash and sereens;. near
, =. Western av, at Morgan. Easy terms.
On 2st 5ns az staS, s;;sss,k
0 $500 to $3.50 for handsome lots with city
D water, gas and stone sidewalk at
0 Bloomington av, 18th, av or 17thyav>
o - and Saith ST. Easy terms, :,:.37 So
0 $315---As perfect lot on 29th av s., near
o 22d st; city water and stone sidewalk
Q in the street. EASY terms. l.. :
D 1910 :. Thompson Bros; \. Eq9
o i as s101 TAth, st s. ~ EslE,.:>> ~
o % % 90 O. o.: o 20 o. o.. O. o
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Sunday, May "a.
III RE AL ESTATE FOR SALE
M Improved.
.ss tSsontfni,ed


a r.sit@HARRIET REALTY co., III
t Lake Harriet Office, 4815 Upton avs
~. 4. linear Harriet loopD. Telephones:
sg Z. @. i7776,. NJ. w. ISouth5 1881.
,.:ass 5is 1920 Hallway Bldg.
a, Good s-room house with birch finish and
Z floors, fhouse recently built and newly dec
!. ora tedr' fine corner lota vicinity Attn and
I. Xerxes,s price 81, 200. F tf,istg
:TaSA new cottage built this spring, on fine
tIlarge lot, With large trees, and garden
started; must be taken at once to be had
at $700, Linden Hills.
An elegant new modern S-foom house
With every convenience, near car and Lake
Harriet, built of best Of materials, oak
floors and finish, price $3,S5O, easy terms;
! also ono not quite completed for ST. 600.
Z We can sell you one Of the best corner
residences at. Lake Harriet for SO, 500, in
Z, Guiding three lots. n .sSfsE
g7,tirg 5.t,s Linden Hills Lots. 74
IA Three slota for $500 each, one. block from
streetcar. and short distance from Lake i
+; Harriet, One fine corner lot south and !
east frontage. $500. only 'at.few Of those
choice lots in the wooded district near the ;
:, lake left, at 1875 each. We have a snap
4 tnh5-sereF tract within five blocks Of Lake !
Harriet, at $500 per acre.. This is too
good tosfiast long. f.ta tas7f tat ~ ,
tN We havesa high corner lot overlooking ,
q Lake 'Calfenn "for $780,; also two lots adj |,
Joining ali three can ~ be- bought for !.
$l'2I5. y Houses and cottages for rent. !
YOU can see us at all times in our office /
\, at. end sof Harriet car line. or make en-
gagemcnts by telephone. = a;H2!' "" ;;
n n n. ~. - !
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IMPROVED. PRoPERTY.

= y
- .S2,oO0-2S1I 25th S, rooms; built 1908
40x153. "SA' Ao'
:, s2,ooo-3eos 9th av S, two-story frame
house of s rooms; east front lot.
S2,1oO-2s15 4th st SE. south and east front.
corner corner Of 4th and Mary SITS, twostory frame
mantel; ground $50 feet front, 81 in rear
165 deep; $1,000 cash will handle this prop
$2,15o-2717 Grand avis rooms and i.batb :
$22.5O --.--- =
S2,25o-2o6 " 5s4th st, s rooms, water, gas,
= 81 5oo@iso4 e: Lake st. 10 or rooms ARA nvad
: for, two families water upstairs and down !:
rents SO per month; lot 45x12T.
- y, $3.50 D. 9th ST. 10, rooms, arranged
Tor Two families; water, sewer, gas; south
'front.'; rooms pleasant and sunny Will sub.
" NIT t. any any reasonable ga! offer. =.
{ Wen, small barn; ground "a feet frontage on
S2,oooEas17 Central av, rooms, city
So, 0oo-3301 Bryant av s. s-room modern
mouse with furnace heat; corner lot; make
=: S., 5oo-2ase 9TH av S, :two-story. s-room
house., hardwood finish, hardwood floors, mod
ern, furnace heat, large attic; one Of the
pest built houses in the city; front lot, 48x129
rod SSeo9 80 1924 Sd ay s. modern house of I
9 9P1 plumbing, gas, bath, furnace heat; lot
~. eoo-l5l5 Girard ay n, rooms; built
1909; modern with furnace heat; lot 4ex12s.
~ $4,oOo-340o I'd av S. rooms full base
nice shade.
:. =, 81, 25o-Bryant av S. east 'front.' inside 18th
st; modern house of s rooms with two
40.foot lots adjoining. bargain.
49, So, oOO--3O25 Dupont av S, twostory house
OF 10 rooms; built two years; modern through
out; birch finish, hardwood floors, hot water
- heat. VIII take. small house, well located. in
part pay; lot 46x12S.
We offer a desirable residence property in.
side of Franklin av. $4,000. Call at office
for particulars. .'.. -. ~
- Ntckels & Smith, ~. -.
- 81, =. g31J Nioo1ja+ Az r
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O 90 90 o % 90 % o o @
THREE NEW MODERN HOUSES. TAKE
.H:;HE Your Choice: -.,.I 80
Portland ,Ay East Ere

4&1nEG M w. IASb1S1bN IAN Sh'ASe~s- .'~~~fSs> !
- Es;5.E Your Choice .-.i 80 !
- -, Portland ,Av.. East Front. 5,:,.t
q .2SO4 Portland av Is, a new cottage mouse
Of ten: large rooms, a1eoye and bath; with
combination. hot water heat, full plumb
ing, including laundry and servants water
closet, hardwood finish and floors through
out, beam ceilings panel :swa1nscottng,
two sets Of heavy columned openings,
storm sash, screens, piped for gas, wired
for electricity, cement walks. ~, .a-rot.
It has large reception n. hall, living ne, room,
downstairs bedrooms on the first. floor;
three large bedrooms and alcove on sec
ond floor. The plan is unusual and very
artistic. The interior is convenient At
$1,000 handles. Open for inspection Sun?
day afternoon. : 81: 80 =
.,,,~,r st. Anthony Park Heights.o-
y We have just built as aayhome for the
- owner a 10-room@ = strictlys modern very
high grade; and szexceptienallyt;r artistics
p residence at gill Knapp ia 1sts one half
block west Of Raymond near the Como
owner cannot. occupy it-aud offers It for.
$1,000. This IS a very decided bargain as
) on account Of the increase il cost Of 1um-
J, ber, the property could not be duplicated
} for anything like the money: 1T has hot
, water heat, full plumbing. including
} laundry on first floor aud servants water
} closet in basement. hardwood finish and
} floors throughout, beam ceilings, columned
} opening, fireplace, hardwood seats, clothes
> chute and an abundance of closet, cup
, board and pantry space, piped for gas and
} wired for electricity, storm sash and
D screens, :screened-in stone porch, cement
D walks: lot 6Ox165 feet to an alley. with
, fine strawberry bed, en- high ground with a
> magnificent view, We challenge The city
to ,, produce S,' 80, complies 50 7thoroughly
o anything like the money, Open for In
Q spectfon Sunday afternoon. ~ gid sd.
o 80 Lowry HILL f%..%-:,: So;
0 =. Near Kenwood line, g. rooms and bath,
0 living room 12x2o, full pane1ed. - beam :
o ceilings. fireplace, with seats columned
o opening into parlor. 'which5 is, 14x1e and
o has eolumned opening into dining room,
o with sideboard and plate rail- convenient
o kitchen and pantry: house has gas and
o electric fixtures, hot water. heat full
0 plumbing, with laundry and ?. servants
Q water closet, plate glass; Clothes chute
O. storm sash and screens. window. shades
o., large stone porch, cement walks and
O drives. Plan is unusua1t ands very: attract
o i've. 1779 Humboldt av s.. q So. $780, Easy
Q terms. Open for inspection, Sunday after
% a, wv clark: Realty c. sf.s;,
O.. eg,is4: tiNicollet sA9:s 1pss ssHcq7
@ so "a oz:oss O. oalaex osgose q 4ast:oavo
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Classified Section.
IL REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
-~-c~c~~~N~~~~~~~~~~~>~~
Improved.
FIFIELDs & FIFIELD,

- 81
aq;af Phones 1850 4. C.; N. w. Main 254
81, 50O--The greatest bargain you ever heard
Of; eightroom house on Both ay s. hardwood
1 floors. bath, city water, full basement and
hot -water heat. sa#s5 rss. f%s7 n
1, $1,so0--As six-room house on Emerson, av NJ,
4 city water bath, sewer, good cellar; terms
to suit buyer. A.ss -s-Stt II
4 j So 7oo,,-The best house in the city for the.
I money; in the eighth ward, nine rooms. hard
s wood floors. bath, gas, hot air furnace and a a.
q s4,eoo-A very handsome teight.room modern
residence m the, eighth ward hard doors os
and finish, bath, CRATES and nIantel, side
board, gas full basement and hot water heat.
z, This Is decided bargain. - ~
~ 81, 8oo--An 1-rooln house In the eighth ward
bath, city water, sewer, good cellar, barnr
"a great bargain. I-ssst$ IS sS$h IN
I. Isl SO, 0OO-An 1l-roomt modern house in best
residence section Of the eighth ward; hard.
: wood floors and finish, BATH. gas, laundry, full
basement three CRATES and mantels, china
3 closet, hot air furnace and u very fine barn.
This Is the greatest snap you viii ever see.
This property without a. question: is worth
$4,000: Come and see for, yourself.
50, S00-The finest new home in the city,
- OH 9th av. s.; seven-room modern house except
+ heat, hard floors and finish; bath, gas, laun-
dry full basement and plped for a furnace.
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S., 6oo-7lo E 18th 81, 1o-RooM HOUSE, MOD
.fsg ern: good. barn: ~ .s&sSE sS?-tis.s {
So, 800 1o8a l4th ay Sc; rooms, modern except
ias Hheat; two Iotsf sk}l&i TJ&&EQ 1fi5# III. y
$T;650-71D 1lths av SEQ rooms, city WATER /.
IS, 5o0-Three houses. large lot Corner 9TH av
n s, and AIdsich. Z !. !; ~ IS q -
s., -s039 Lyndales ays S; g.. rooms. modern.
good barn, Large hot and fine shade trees.
s., 600 -2242I 4th ;av s., rooms, modern except
S., 5oe-e-room house; three; lots corner Port
land az and Lake st; hne property TO
81 ,eOo-4fe " 2sth st, s-room house. sas
So Vacant Lots
So, 5O0-132 feet corner University and I'd av
SEs an extra good corneE for fat building
81, 0O0--7Colfax av, between 25th and 26th @sts s.
$S5O--Large east front lot,s Dupont 7rav eNssbe-
: tween 18th and Goth avs. XIII &, IN II n
II acres nice garden land, wi tn fair build
Z. - ings. 2k miles north g1pf Camden Plaee
1902 street car only 81 400 If taken at once.
9. II. Smith, 604 Phoenix Bids Il
FOR sALE-DUPLEx HOUSE, 1898 DUPONT
av s, very desirable inv estment, entirely mod
< ern. Of first material and wDr knlan ship; ex-
= ee1Iently planned best -riei gnborhood: rents
so both; upper fat rented : hot water plant
/ for each. Spence boiler. Six. rooms below,
z rooms above; fine coHyenfences; gas and cleo
tricty. 81, 900. SIS, 600 Of 1t on FIVE years mort
ffsgage at speg cent. nor 4before. by osuner
i,tonlyya IT. sBaker, 2618t Dupont s.. Nav.
Rhcnesq South 1002 u. .as,s5' ssss ~5 a:.t>s
:ssssssssA
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4 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

o. @ o 20 Sole 40 f6H 90. O. 90 Of
9 THE 6EELEY AGENCY, II
insurance, Real Estate and Loans, "
Q Bile Nicollet HAy.
9 fImprovedI3 9deisY rf5Es
9 $0,Eo0-!nvestment 0will pay 15 per cent
9 In fine neighborhood; IL rooms,
2 modern. open plumbing, separate
heating plant for each apartment
y s,f the roems*arer good size, reception
Pc nan. large aiYings room, bright and
9 sunny library bedroom, dining
Q - ROOM; kitchen. and bathroom; the;
Q 80 terms are very veasy; $7O0A cash, !
" iN balance 500 per month income $35'
o per month each apartment; In first,
g s:tt class condition. aLet us show you
y - - tnls property. ts1T9;st H@iH4
Q $S'oot0--lS-ro house. barn, on Girard
o ~ hav M half block from car fine;i
9 5t'es lot 90 frontage, running through
Q & to Humboldt av; facing a pretty
Q So park; a good building lot on the
Q Humboldt frontage buildings are
IN good condition. and the price
q IS very dow, It is really a bar
. ss,aoo- For a: new, seirht.room,5 modern
2 house, all decorated, ready to move
y lht9; Convenient TO, ear lines;
: $1,000 a i1s7foo% as; cottage and nd barn. m on
:, 9 $50 ~ JeWett place, half block from car
5 se,5ooA Al ane eight-room modern house, /
q t.-...ar near Lake Of the Isles boulevard
Q FAN Pm the owner Is anxious to sell and
..@FENt wants an offer. Let us show you
! O. n n n ~ IL n n n
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r., -, FOR SALE.
-. $75o-One-stoory house on 3sd az N and
Irving; nice little home for small family
wanting fresh am; owner leaving city and
willing to sacrifice I, y r0e - = - = :.
$2,600-7-room house on Cedar sav near
32d st; modern except heat; hardwood finish
ee $4,000 rooms and bath, modern, all hard.
wood finish; 22d az N and 9th ST., ~.
$3,200-S-room thoroughly modern house on
10th ay Sc near park; in fine condition.; very
g,a$3, 7OO-7-rooms house near Lake Calhoun; ;
large lot; alftmodern, hardwood finish; easy
TERMS - ~: - { = =: 70. 49, -
= IS, COOS rooms. oak finish throughout; fine
flower and vegetable garden. ~ =
SIS, 000--9-room house and g. acres Of ground
on Minnehaha az; barn: nice evergreen hedge
and driveway; 2 acres in berries. ~ ~. I
:. - Lewis~S Co., ;-..'' - :. g" ,
= =, 525 Boston Block
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sE% II. I. Hanson,
s416 Bank Of Commerce Building.

q o o o. o, o o 90 o % % 20 o O. O.
O. LooK, AT THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW Up o
o. te-date, strictly modern seyen-room O
o home. finished in the choicest selected o
o highly polished hardwood. hot water o
o heat. builtin sideboard, very large Nv o
"a ing ,rooms beam ceilingy mantel = and o
bookcases, built by day labor, hard o
o - wood floors throughout, full line Of: %
% plumbing, fine lot Overlooking Lake
o. Calhoun. Don't fail to- look H:aover; o
a open from 3 to 81 1925 James av s. 20
o,sSsSA. II. Rydluh, builder. u s. - & : .
fore prices advance. ~ re, &.
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{ REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
90 Improved.
sglconfinued.
- - 15S@-1H11 4*~s1k ~ - y
4 homes epear1 rthe lakes, and Parks.
LAKE fHARRIET

r Fine homes epear1f the lakes and Parks.
Nothing like1a home near ,tiie ifakes and
q beautiful parks where the ain is always pure
f $sS5oELihden Hilis, between Lakes Cal
2houn and Harriet: J-room, all modefn, hot
, water. heat Urge lot very handy, complete
81 ,590--Near Lake. Harriet on Sheridan az;
2 u large ro6nss best Of hardwood floors and
finish, newly decorated; all In pink OF con.
D ditfon sset me show yon this elegant home.
.I. SIS 800 takes a new 9room all inodern house;
hot water heating plant. tasty decorations;
complete In every respect. This. house cannot
BE duplicated for, the money. = so
~ II Lake Of the Isles land Franklin. Av.. .
!, $6.500 takes one of the finest n-room houses
on Park boulevard; has combina ton heating
plant; best of hardwood finish throughout;
large east front grounds This elegant home
must be seer. to be. appreciated, ts.t4S !.
": 2,5o0---Your own terms: 7room cottage,
modern except heat; 2 large east front lots,
variety of shade trees: on I'd av. inside sof
s4:hs st; great big bargain. lots are worth
$1,000! s"js h@a s:liosf%,' <as"{5a
hs<.. sf Ff;a Geo. 3D. Dartt,f"t~ .1s:kN 81
/. AS ras,sOz Phoenix eBaildings h",t
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FOUR REAL BARGAINS.

81, 800 takes an all,modern duplex house.
rents for $50 month. inside of 18th st and
Chicago av. la za sfr$ !
So, 600 takes q new. all-moaern, Broom
f2Sth st. = - ~ go ' ~ =; -.
81 $50 for partly modern 7.room cottage with
two large slotsi No! 3110E Morgan az N;
worth $780, jln:5l r,.feiE slE.FSa :
81, 800 takes a nice broom house. new barn,
wagon-shed, wood shed,- =, chicken house. good
well and water at 46th st, near Chicago av
car line. 80 If t.,,.',
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