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New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
4 BLOCK FRONT DEAL
SITE IN EDGECOMBE AVE,
Many Fine Speculative Parcels Sold
at AUCTION.

r7r b,e reality deals were reported yesterday.
One of the principal transactions was the SAFE os
the Adanant Realty Company of the bock troii' oi
about ten lots. on The westerly side OF kdgeco1npe
ave between I5eth and le0th SITS. TO A J. Schwar1-
Ter. The buyer gave IN part payment t"o house'
in Washington ave. The Bronx
Many fine speculative and investment parcels were
sold at auction yesterday in the Real Estate EN-
change Salesroorns Nos. "A and 16 Nesey st In the
budget Of offerings the stand of Joseph p Day
were seven three story dwelling houses at fonkers
They are known Nos. i and IA to Az PhlApse
Place. They are plots having frontages OF
from q to 70 feet and being from l3S 10 feet
depth. Buyers quickly found for the houses
at prices ranging from S92eo 10 $4,000 each II. F.
5ade, ". Z. Rolph. H. P. Nichols. Ralph n. Multi
gan, b J. Hofpacker, jr-, and Elijah NJ. Yerkes
were the purchasers. The parcels were disposed
Of at voluntary sale For beautiful tract of four
the westerly side of North 10th st,
OF ave, College Point, Long Island, JOHN
willis paid s6oce0. That property sold at the
stand of Mr. Day for the estate of Minnie Murphy.
On the tract are a story dwelling house and
several small buildings James j. Wells bought
at the stand of Mr. Day plot 5Ox1225x irregular
the north side Of 55th st. go feet west of gth
ave. from the Delano estate for N7.eso He rescld
the property through Mr. Day for 500 more than
the auction price.
The other auction results yesterday were as fol-
lows
15o122 p i1eg slo2s vacant: TO james NC
Sims Tor S5e also lo2i 3l6 and BIS 275 #
Dean Holding o0o also Tooth St 156- s $ 275
II OF Sd 25xoo11. story % plaintiff
for Sl62A4; Nsdsworth 1s0th st I1e 6x
100; 8 five story hs adjourned June st,
100 II OF Amsterdam vacant: exrs
estate of Minnie Murphy; Charles Gum for
also. Tie5out ave. cor 18th 16-sx7e6 alley;
story oKg h. sale; w c Booth for 81, 200;
also 1aebout ave l6s # q 18th St is sx7es 20
alley. story oUlg h. W c
se e2o also Tietoul SS4 fl OF 18TH 1s SIX
S. 3 story 6wlg h. eNrs sale; " Booth
Se goo also ls7th 81 1885 II Of Tiet-out IS
SlS irreg story dwlg b; sale, of
s5yacinth A Suiphin; 10 " Booth for s7loo: also.
-2zth 2 :. $50 fl White Plains 5oE11z,
story dWg D. executors sale, Of James Nc
Guirk deceased Thomas Murray for 81 $50: also
- West End - = Of 6ist st, 25N1no5. 3
voluntary sale 500
also 2s and 80 NaVerley Place 629 # Greene
81 sXs0 2 irregular. story store and loft bldg vol
I-tary sale: S1S2 600. 1fth st s
Of Broadway. p 5N!l4 story and bldg:
voluntary sale hid 500 600
plots cf Warhgr1on and Phillpse Place and
roadway. YonkeTs: voluntary sale. withdrawn: also
Woodwork l75 Fl n of Point ST. Yonkers, sez
10. private stable: voluntary sale Jriah Harris
81 coo.
BY : Godsticker: 18th s.. 175 Il Of Str
55N1o2 ? sale 10y order Of the Jere c Lyons
Company. Withdrawn.
BY James I. Wells: 1I42 Intervale ave Kelly
11x12 !: fat h and the
rlainrfr S32.5o0
BY Samuel Marx Southern Boulevard. :, 515 Il
ot Jennings 81. 75x10o. vacant; 10 June 4.
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Real Estate.

UTRITB FOR INVESTMENT NAILS AND Hal
w rner." JAMAICA ESTATES. 334 Fifth ave, N
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REALTY NOTES.

Frederick Fox Co, have leased for Philip
Braender 10 Nathan Collision & Co. 10000 square
feet Of additional space At No. 26-32 West 18th
st; also for David Spero $500 square feet Of
space 10 Jacob Glockner, for a long term Of years
No. 1920 West 18th st; also for Frank A
Seitz. 5000 square feet Of space No 34-36 East
10Th street 70 Brenne- e. Brainin: and also for
Nahie g. Glllies. the first loft al No 81 Fifth
for long term ot years ". ". Pierce
Manufacturing Company Of Boston, Mass
Edward ,. Crosby & Co have leased for the
BulloWa estate No. 50 Thompson ST for q long
Of years. at an aggregate rental Of about
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
DIR. MORAN UPHELD.
Attack on Lac Committee of actors
Church Alliance Fails.

Attacks uere made Yesterday at the ninth annual
convention OF the Actors Church Alliance on the
methods pursued by the law committee In the prose-
cution of its Sunday closing work The Rev. Dr.
F. j. c. Moran, chairman Of that committee, made
a vigorous defence, upheld by Mrs Mary Gibbs
Spooner, Vice president, who was in the chair
and will continue to pursue his present methods
]. c. Pumpeny and c. T. Catn attacked him.
The former said that the alliance was losing men,
bers because OF MI Moran's methods Mr.. Pun
pely offered a resolution that the Sunday closing
work be referred to the national council
Can afford to continue this crusader asked
Mr. Pumpelly. We losing members because of
it. We have not the support Of actors should
have. We don't want ministers. We want actors
This crusade them. They cannot
make contracts If they known to be members
OF this alliance. And II going continue
to lose actors by this crusade should drop it,
Mr.. Catlin much power in persuasion as
in the drastic methods pursued by Mr.. Moran and
his committee
Mr.. Moran said that he did not know Mt what
Mr Pumpelly driving. He went over the COM
mittees work, and then Mrs. Spooner said that as
Mr.. Moran reported once a month to the council
and there had been objections to his methods
the resolution was entirely supernuous. The reso-
luton easily defeated after tho Rev T II
Sill and Father H Page Dyer, of PHILADELPHIA also
had attacked 1t.
There disagreement with Mr.. CatlIns reso-
luton which concluded his report on Parish ORA
matics, to approve the work in private theat-caIs
done by various churches. One OF the delegates
said that these theatricals increased the number
OF actors and made it harder than over to make
living in the profession. When schools were in
cuded in the approval. the resolution went through
The election OF officers resulted in the choice as
president of Bishop Potter. the hrst preside
being Mrs. Mary G. Spooner. and the second vice.
president, the Rev. T. Fl. Sill
There was public meeting in the chapel hall
last evening This afternoon ther. will he -.
ception at the home % Mrs Esther Hermann OF
the New York Chapter, No. 50 West 18th stree.
and this evening two plays will be given in III.
chapel hall for the beneht OF the New York chan
tAe-
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which is SscO0l kitchen, which can give points TO
some Of the best New York hotels An open grill
and bar adjoining. a rathskeller, complete ice
manufacturing plant and many other features
make the building q notable creation
Were il not for special transportation plans,
This new and already famous city by the sea would
be a hard place 10 reach on Saturday and Sunday,
as all records for this part Of Long Island will
unquestionably be broken The gigantic nature OF
Senator Reynoloss latest enterprise is shown by
the fact that although is only about year since
the first lot was offered for sale. nearly $4,000
worth Of property has already been sold
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

sist Of Ss lots facing Jamaica Bay in Roger ave
and Smith st, Far Rockaway, and, like the first
will be without reserve. This sale will begin at 3
o'clock, and the property to be sold has frontage
of $50 feet on Jamaica Bay and adjoins Inwood
Park.
Policies of title insurance will be issued 10 each
buyer free CT charge, and so per cent of the pur-
chase price may remain mortgage for one. two
or three years
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IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET

Mrs Emily l. Landon has sold through Eugene
s Van Riper, Of the firm of Gibbs & Kirby No.
e43 St Nicholas ave, five story fathouse. on a
plot 3lxs2x3Gxs2 feet
Shaw g. co. have sold for Mrs. Elijah beth Ander-
son No I3l West E6th St. a five story double
fathoase with stores 25xS7xlo0 feet 10 client as
an investment.
William wor-s Son has sold for the estate Of
Philip FreunG the five story double fathouse No.
IA East 9th ST. on LOT 27xleBs feet.
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A $150,Oo0 APARTMENT PROJECT.

A six story apartment house, with ground floor
stores is to be built for the Crystal Realty Com
pany, on plot at the southeast corner Of Broad
way and 160th st. II is TO be of brick and stone
II will have q frontage Of 9e11 feet on Broadway
and depth OF 80 feet. The Broadway facade will
be divided the centre by large open court
The building will have thirty-two suites Of apart
rnents and is to cost $4,000 Sommerfed & Steck-
ler are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
MORAN RETURNS HOME SUDDENLY

Boston. May 8-Dstrict Attorney John B Moran
appeared at the courthouse Unexpectedly TODAY
having just arrived from Aynesvie n. c. where
he had been staying for several weeks endeavoring
TO obtain restoration OF his health. No reason
for his sudden return Announced.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor the .eoon6
that of the creditor and date when judgment was
fled.
Eevlin ANGELA M-A Eonneton: July Is s. lel 90
Freelano. Eerber1 FIW ~ A-.ory, January =
1905 IL
Wederfed. Camille-G Berger. January 2,
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x story fireproof stable will be

100000. six story freproof stable will be
built on the site.
J. A. Dwyer and H NJ. Valentine have sold the
Anderiss farm opposite the Braun tract. at HICKS
VILE, Long Island The owner will probably de-
velop the property next year The Braun tract
was recently sold to J. Nasek.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-29

1913 ...... "a Cos s
William Rosenzveg Realty Operating Co-H
David; May %. 1908 OIL 6
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ROSLYN, LONG ISLAND.

VISIT LONG BEACH NEXT SUNDAY AFTERNOON;
" special o'clock from Long Island City
and FIat5ush Free tickets. 225 5th ave-
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Brooklyn Property for Sale.
Unfmnished Il pdrtments to Let.

TILEGANT SPACIOUS UPPER APARTMENT, IN
Il beautiful two-famy stone dwelling; eight extrao5-
dinsry rooms bath; a modern conveneaces: mod
ere rent small quiet family adults; opportunity
1o45 Clay Ave. near 165h St and Webster Ave
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Local and Personal
JOHN L. MURPHY. City Editor

new Collar Supporters at Beatty's.
See Prof. McClenon's ad in want
column.
See J. H. Roberts if you are going 10
connect with sewer or water.
Carl Christensen went to Elkton Sat
urday morning, where he has a class
in music.
Fine Silk Umbrellas with detachable
handles for ladies or gentlemen, al
+. H. Beatty's.
Miss Jennie Foote has accepted a
position as stenographer for the Reg
lister Publishing company.
Maurice Hall went to Minneapolis
Sunday night to visit two or three
weeks with his grandparents.
Mrs. Griswold arrived from Chat
field, Mimi, Friday evening for a Wis
it at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Geo. Cole.
DR.. l.. G. Hill, of Watertown, Eye.
Ear, Nose and Throat specialist, will
be in Brookings at the Hotel Leon
L Tludy July Il
Mrs. Walter Winans returned home
Saturday night from Arlington, where
she spent several days with her sister
Mrs. Matteson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Roddle went tc
st. Paul Saturday morning, where Mr.
Roddle is attending the big Shriners
meeting this week.
DR.. Bradbury's new house on Pleas
! ant Hill is nearing completion. 1t is
located directly east of G. +. KNAPP
pens fine new home.
Ralph Chilcott went to Edgely, n
D., the last of the week, where he
will spend the summer working at the
government experiment station, o
which his brother, Ellery has charge
A. r. Nash who has been visiting
at home for a month, left today to re
sumo his work as salesman for the
Adams Hardware company. He ha:
North and South Dakota and western
Iowa as his territory.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Wimsey depart
ed Saturday morning for Redwood
Falls, Mimi, going from there to l.;
Crosse, Chicago and Milwaukee. A
the latter place they will visit Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. ]. Juneau. They expect to bt
absent about a month.
Sherman NJ. Duggan, of Waubay, who
was here last week visiting friends
was called to North Dakota Thursda.
to try a law case. At the recent pri
mary in his county Mr.. Dusgan wal
nominated for county judge by thu
Progressives, and as the case in near
ly eveW county in the state, this non
ination is equivalent to election.
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WHEELER STILL A WINNER.

Prof. j.. II. Wheeler, who was state
tennis champion the last two years
he was a resident of Brookings, is
still playing a great game. In the
recent tourney held at st. Paul the
Pioneer Press speaks of his work as
follows: THE much talked of and
greatly to be feared l.. S. Yivisaker,
the corn fed champion, spelt easy
to John II. Wheeler. No longer will his
name be a terror to st. Paul redoubt'
ables. Yivisaker started out with the
pace that kills and snatched a couple
of games hot off of his opponents rae
Quet. But Wheeler is terribly steady
and it vas like a school boy trying to
storm Gilbaralter with snow balls. Yivi'
saker lobbed, rallied, volleyed, but
Wheeler was always hanging around
where the ball lit and returned it out
of the Iowan's reach. He took a Sec
ond breath at the close, but too late"
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WITH n CHURCHES

First Baptist church, Regular servic-
es as follows: Morning worship,
1O:45. Bible. school, 1900. B. Y. P.
u, $50. Evening service, 500.
First Church of Christ Scientist Ser.
vices Sunday II a. m. Wednesday
evening meeting 500. Reading room
open every Wednesday and Saturday
from 2 to 4 p. m. All cordially invited.
United Presbyterian church. Rev.
John G.. Dick, pastor. Morning SER
vice at 10:45; Sabbath school at 1900
m; Y. p. c. U. at $50 p. m; Evening
service at 500. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Methodist Episcopal church Ser.
vices every Sabbath. Morning service,
10:45; Sunday school, 1900 M; Ep.
worth League, $50; Evening service,
500. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening, 500. Seats free, everybody
welcome. Rev. f. p. Hall, ID. D.;
Pastor.
First Presbyterian church-Morning
service at 1O:45. Sunday school at IL.
Evening service at 1880. Christian En-
deavor at 6:25. Midweek meeting
Wednesday at 1880. Everybody cord
tally invited. Hugh Robinson Pastor.
The w. c. T. U. will hold a bible
reading at the home of Mrs. Clara
S. Harza Thursday afternoon, July %,
1908. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
The cornerstone of the new Luther
an church will be laid with appropri-
ate services Sunday morning at 1890
sharp. A special offering will be taken
up on that occasion.
We understand that it is the in
tention of the churches of the city
to hold union services in the court
house park during the hot weather OF
the next six weeks. The different min
listers will speak and there Will be
good music.
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See ]. H. Roberts for prices on
plumbing and heating.
w. H. Deeth returned Thursday from
a few days visit in the Twin Cities.
NJ. G.. Carlisle left Tuesday morn
ing for Illinois points on a land trip.
Mrs. H. H. Curtis was down from
Castlewood last week visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. J. P. Cheever.
p. C. Johnson and family nave NOV
ed into their own home, which has
been occupied by Mrs. Beebe the past
year.
Mrs. E. n. Hubbart is still i'll at the
hospital, but is gaining rapidly and
will be able to return home the last
of the week.
Editor Horton was over from Volga
a few hours on Tuesday and we were
glad to note that he is rapidly recover
ing from his recent illness during
which he lost eleven pounds.
Miss Shriver of Dell Rapids, who
was here visiting at the home OF Henry
Koester several days, went to Elkton
ueSudy ulOIlllS " iC" NoSS SN"S
before returning to her home.
To be successful a business train
ing is necessary. Mankato CONNER
cial College, Mankato, Mimi, offers
the best course of study at the low
est rate. Send for catalogue.
Mrs. Neil Stewart and Mrs. w. A.
Caldwell left Tuesday morning for a
visit with their folks at lreton, Iowa.
They were accompanied by their Sis
ter, Miss Hazel Karr, who has been
here for some time.
John Simonson, who was operated
upon at the hospital for acute appen-
dicitis, returned to his home north OF
the city in Deuel. county Monday. Mr..
Simonson made a very quick recovery,
only being at the hospital ten days.
Mrs. A. r. Nash and daughter,
GLADYS, went to Lime Springs, Iowa
Tuesday morning for a visit of a few
weeks. Mrs. Nash's daughter, Mrs.
J. G.. Bush of Chicago, who has been
visiting her parents the past month,
left for home the same morning.
Theret months free tuition Il a
written guarantee OF a position 1or
all students who enroll for our com
bined course during August. More
than 5000 Toland graduates are now
employed. Many of them are among
the highest salaried clerical help IN
the United States. Send for our cata'
loguea and read what Toland graduates
and their employers say To intelli'
gent people we offer the most positive
proof of excellence rel offered by a
school. Address Toland's Business
College, Sioux Falls, S. d.
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certain parties who live here have
been taking out of Lake Campbell a
lot of fish too small even to fry, to
say nothing of being large enough to
comply with the state law, which is
very explicit upon this matter. In Sec.
3103 of the Laws of 1866 will be
found this paragraph: 1T shall be I'M
lawful to kill or destroy o. have in
possession for any purpose whatso-
eve at any time any trout, bass, shad,
croppies or pike less than six inches
in length" Mr.. Blair, however, does
not want to be hasty in this matter
as the minimum fine for an offense
against this statute is fifty dollars,
but patience has ceased to be a vir-
tue and any offending hereafter may
expect to pay the penalty. A word to
the wise should be sufficient.
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LIGHTNING STRIKES HOME.

Lightning struck the home of l.. w.
Sutton during the storm early Sun
day morning, but fortunately did not
do a great amount Of damage. The
bolt entered near the chimney, tear
ing away shingles, roof boards and
laths and plaster and set fire to an
upstairs room, which was, however,
extinguished before it had gained any
Roadway. The bolt stunned Mr.. and
Mrs. Sutton VINO were in bed, and for
over a minute they were unable to
move, although aware of everything
that was taking place. The lightning
played some queer pranks, tearing
boards crosswise and doing other little
things for which it is famed. For,
tunately Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton suffered
no i'll effects from their shock and
the other members of the family es-
capped entirely.
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FRED COLLIER AWAY.

Fred A. Collier left Tuesday morning
for Los Angeles, CAL, where he will
spend the summer with his parents,
DR. and Mrs. G.. J. Collier. He went
by the way of Omaha, where he met
his mother, who has been visiting in
Michigan. Fred has resigned as as
sistant chemist at the experiment sta
ton and will go to Harvard next year,
where he will take special work. He
expects to try for the Harvard track
team next spring in either the 22O-
yard dash or broad jump and we be,
lieve he can make good in either event.
He has jumped Owe % feet this spring
without any training, which beats any
man Harvard had this year, and ne
can do the 220 in about 22, which ought
to insure him a place.
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LEAVE THE LITTLE ONES ALONE,

S. N. Blair, the genial and efficient
game warden for this county, who calls
Volga his home, was in Brookings
Tuesday. Mr.. Blair has evidence that
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Now that the weather has settled
and the roads from now on will be
good you had better come In at once
and pick out that Studebaker buggy,
surrey or bike. We are selling these
fine, high quality vehicles at virtual
ly the same price the cheap jobbers
goods are sold for by other dealers.
besides giving an unusual big cash
discount for the next thirty days.
Geo. G.. Rude, Agent.
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LOST-A head scarf in North Brook
ings while out driving. Finder leave
at Register office or with Mrs. w. IL
Roddle. Scarf was lavender and white
silk.
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CHAMPS GARDEN
ACREAGE OOUBlcO
Prepared TO Please Wagon Every Day

Lady returning largest number oil
used coupons Oct lst will receive the
beautiful water set on exhibition in
West Il Packsrd's window II wagon
doesn't reach you phone w. X. Stowe.
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FOR SALE

Bargain Furniture SaIe-Bed room
sets, tables, chairs, Office desk, hall
tree, sideboard, book cases, stands,
clocks, refrigerators, etc. Set of John
sons Encyclopedia very cheap. Must
be sold in the next five days. r. b
McClenon.
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FOR SALE-Pump and rubber hose
for pumping out cellars. Mrs. III. Nc
Kee.
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FOR SALE-The Brookings Cement
Co. has a large number Of cement posts
which they will sell very cheap to
close out stock. Now is your time
to buy. 2w
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FOR SALE-House and household
furniture. Call on or address Mrs. II.
Mckee, $40 Fifth Street.
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For Sale-200 Jugs at s cents each
all gallon size. Call at once. Barts
Place.
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FOR SALE-Fine Jersey cow. En-
quire of Prof. Powers, 1016 Sixth St
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Family washing done by Mrs. c.
Mortenson, corner End street. Call
afternoons. 6w
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FOUND-A lap robe, owner can
have same by proving property and
paying for this notice. Apply at Gem
Home Bakery.
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LOST-A bracelet, supposedly In
the court house square last Friday
night. Finder please leave at Register
Office.
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WANTED

J.. w. Brooks-paper hanging
Phone R-23
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Mrs. G. n. Parsons of E]kton, was
a guest at the A. A. Harris and A. w.
Dressed homes over Sunday.
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Hay land for rent. Geo. G. Rude
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-08-22
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

$2625, neat 4-room cottage In southwest; an
ideal home surrounded by beautiful resi-
dences; lot 60x163; beautiful lawn. trees. etc.
Large barn, garden and shed; minute car
service; lot alone worth $4,000. Owner going
to Australia; will sacrifice. For terms see
LEAHY & SON.