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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02

how have never seen a woman wearing
one of the skin-tight suits without ex-
periencing a slight shock, although one
can only frankly admit their exceeding
practicability.
1t is indeed delightful to turn to a con-
temptation of fresh yachting attire. There
is legend going the rounds as to an
alliance Of striped tussore and pique and
surely 1t seems credtable. One coutur-
rere who takes an inordinate pride in
her yachting costume has spoken to me
most positively in this particular regard.
The linen,. l understand, is merely used
incidentally in the form of strappiRgs or
hens. although in one notable instance
it represents with admirable eclat the
appearance of low cut double-breasted
vest. ornamented with fiat gilt shank
buttons. In fact, the whole vest was
clearly a replica OF those worn by men
with evening dress. The coat of the
striped tussore, was of quite ordinary
length. with rounded fronts, and the
skirt, fiat, wide pleated affair stitched
at the hem with three narrow folds of
the piQua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02
MANY WOMEN BEFORE AukAM
LARGE BATCH OF SATURDAY
NIGHT CASES HEARD.
One Large cobblsstone Figures as
Exhibit Add Not Need Brick
in Her Business.

Judge George c. Aukam, who is presid-
ing in the United States branch OF the
Police Court In the absence of Judge Null
lowney. had to handle a large batch of
Saturday night assault cases this morn
ing. In most instances the persons in
volved were negroes. many of them wom-
en- Paul Jordan, colored. was fine S. for
assaulting Thomas Cook. also colored.
Cook brought to court with him Is Ex-
hibit A" one large cobblestone, which he
said Jordan had thrown into his house
The only exhibit Jordan had was a blood
Cook The trouble was over % cents,
lent to Cook by Jordan.
Estelle Cook. colored, who lives in an
apartment at AL N street northwest, had
Dennis Smith. colored. the janitor of the
house. up in COTE for hitting her yes
terday morning. She said Dennis come
up in my private hallway, where he had
the floor
When she demonstrated Dennis hit her.
Dennis said he was washing the floor
when Estelle run out at me like a wild
woman. She throwed water on me and
then hit me with her broom. / tole her
didn't mind the water. it cooled me off
but I pushed her away when she hit me.
Case dismissed
Beau Brummel Causes Fight.
Jake Carter, the Beau Brummel OF
Maine avenue and it's environs. was re-
sponsible for "a fight between Henrietta
Mason and Jake's wife. Rosa Carter.
"She come to my house when | was
away and tried to take my husband away
from me-" Rosa told the Judge. Later
i met 'em together and tole Jake to come
on home. Then that niger jumped or
me an beat me-"
Henrietta told another story. She SAID
she didn't want Jake nohow, but thu
court believed the wife and fined Hen
rietta SO.
Before Judge Kimball in the District
| branch Mary Phils. colored, was fined 5;
for assaultng Charlotte Nash. When
caught by the police Mary was ready tC
hurl a brick at her adversary.
What de officer says amt so, jedge
y'onnor. / don't need no brick TO &c
clean UP dat niger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02
FADS FOR WOMEN.

One of the best inventions for the home
that has been shown recently is port
able battery fan. Electric wiring in the
house is unnecessary. as the fan is fitted
with en electric storage battery. 1t can
be easily carried from room to room, on
the porch, or TO any desired spot.
Revolving gently. the buzZing sound is
absent, which makes the fan particularly
desirable for sick room. etc, yet the
air is cooled
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02
TREATY WITH GERMANY.
Advantage to American Manufac
lures in New Convention.

reciprocal patent treaty between the
United States and Germany has been
simultaneously promulgated by the Presi-
dent and the Emperor Of Germany
The effect of this convention will be
that American manufacturers will he re-
leved Of the existing requirements that
In order to sell their products in Germany
they must manufacture them upon the
basis OF patents in Germany. which call
ed for the investment Of large sums of
money In maintaining duplicate plants.
Inventors will greatly benefit from the
fact that the treaty relieves them from
the German restriction under which their
patents have hitherto been forfeit II not
actually worked in Germany within
three years; under the new provision 1t
will be sufficient to protect patents In
both countries If they are used for manu-
facture in either
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02
Van Camps Milk
observation-disclosures

and had to give time to the other start
ers, Shamrock. White Heather and Cicely.
At the end of the first round Germania
was leading Meteor by fifty seconds, and
this lead was further increased by the
end of the second round. The two b ;
German yachts were then in such COM
handing position that the other COM
pettors dropped out The Germana fin
ished first. but she crossed on the wrong
side of the finish line and the prize of
$500 was awarded to the Meteor.
The international challenge cup, valued
at $3.50, for f1fteen-meter yachts. was
won by Ostara, a British entry. The Span
ish yacht Tuiga was second. King AL
fonso's Hispania did not start.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02
Baking Powder Biscuit.

This is. I think. the biscuit to which
you refer. as demonstrated by gas stove
experts. Sift together one pint OF -four
that has already been once or twice sift-
ed, two slightly rounded teaspoonfuls bak-
ing powder and one-half. teaspoonful salt.
Add one rounded tablespoonful butter
and rub into the flour until 1t feels like
fine meal. Stir In carefully one-half cup
full milk. turn out on a lightly Toured
board and knead lightly. just enough to
form a soft dough. Roll out about
three-quarters of an inch thick cut out
with a small cutter. brush over the milk.
place in baking pan and bake about
fifteen minutes in a quick oven.
EMMA PADDOCK TELFORD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02
CLINE FOUND BADLY MANGLED
Would-Be Slayer of Wife Believed
| to Have Killed Self.

WINSTON-SALEM, n. c.. August p
The body OF Harrison Cline. who last
night went to the home of his father-in-
law, W. F. Gordon, and attempted to kill
his wife after she refused to return and
live with him, was found yesterday badly
mangled near the tracks of the Southern
railway. three miles out of town. A YER
dict of suicide was rendered, the coro-
ner's jury believing that he deliberately
threw himself before a moving train
After Cline had shot at his wife three
times last night his father-in-law took the
revolver from him and drove him from
the house. Neither of the bullets took
effect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02
METEOR WINS ON FLUKE.
Crosses Line First, but In
Wrong Position.

COWES, August 2.-Regatta week at
Cowes opened today under promising
auspices. The entries of Emperor Will
liam's new Meteor, King Alfonso's His
pania and other German. Spanish and
French yachts gave an International flavor
to the racing which Of recent years has
been lacking. There was a steady sail
ing breeze and the yachts were able to
carry their topsails. The principal race
of the day was for the big boats over a
course Of fifty miles. The Meteor and
the Germania were the scratch yachts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02

But Louis Pasteur invented better way.
Nov. preserving By sugar IL "a out-of-dats
process. ESery authority advocates sterilization.
Now sugar l. sdded only because some people
are used 10 Il, and they don't realize the price
that they pay for It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02

1909. to March 1. 1909. he was on duty at
the naval station at Cavite, p 1. From
March .. 1909. to June II. 1909. he was
in command of the u. S. 8. Monterey and
Monadnock. In June. 1909. he was or
dered to duty on the L. S. S. Rainbow,
and under date of July %. 1909, he was
ordered detached from that vessel and to
duty on the L. s. s. Chattanooga. He
was popular officer and had many
friends in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02
Weather Forecaster Hopeful.

The temperature in this city today. as
shown by the weather bureau Their
mometers. is 10 degrees lower than it
was Saturday. The forecaster expects a
continuation OF the pleasant conditions
prevailing today. The steady rain yes
terday has had a most benef1cent effect
not only upon the atmosphere the
weather man added, but upon growing
things that were being scorched to death
by the whitening heat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02
FOUND WITH THE GOODS.
But Perkish Gober Appeared In
Court Sans Shoes.

Court Sans Shoes.
An irrepressible yearning for shoes that
did not belong to him got Perkish Gober
cQlored. who said he came here from Bal
timore. into the presence of Justice
Aukam in the United States branch OF
the Police Court today. Gober worked
Saturday for Robert L. Clabaugh. who
was moving some packing cases at the
Post Office Department.
Clabaugh left pair of shoes in a vacan,
room and Gober walked off in them. He
had them on when the police got him
Saturday night. but had to appear in his
stocking feet this morning He pleaded
guilty and was fined $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02

Swift & Co.'S sales of fresh beef in
Washington for the week ending Satur-
day. July 81, averaged 7.67 cents per h.
Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02

A beautiful gown is this for afternoon pri
lines and having of the nlateracachemire de
sole The breees and sleeve mOusselne de
finely tucked trimmed with bias bands of the cacheme
A little of the moussene, sighuya4athered fills in
the bust and above little tucker of white mousseline
gathered the th1pat the underseeve
also fashioned from this \ richly embroidered corsage trim
ming completes the bodice decoration The graceful tunic
by eeled buttons corresponding those
the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02
Unfit for Cooking

Condensed milk serves only sor use o. eAs
table. The sugar units It for cooking.
Van Camps is exactly - good On the table.
II you want the sweetness. add the sugar
there.
And Van Camps Is ideal for cooking. Such
richness and favor is never obtained from raw
milk.
In Van Camps you get all the butterfat, all
the solids, that belong to the richest milk. And
you never get them oil In milkman's milk after
1t stands awhile.
You lose all this advantage when Jon buy
condensed. Jet you pay full doable price.
So don't be misled. Get the worth Of your
money. Insist that yous dealer delivers Van
Camps.
The l6-oz. can Of Van camp'seasts 10 cents;
the 6-oz. can costs Scents. So the'iarger cans
are the cheaper. Grocess give discounts %
cases.
Our diaries are in six states. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02

We do NOT make condensed milk. Van
Camps is nothing but milk-rich Holstein milk,
with two-thirds the water evaporated.
No sugar - added. no starch, no preservative.
Every drop. - pure milk, reduced to the
miuimuiu.
II we added, - some do, large percentage
Of sugar, It wouid greatly add to our profits.
But you would b paying for the milk that you
get about twice what you pay for Van Camps.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02

Every ounce Of sugar which Jon get
In condensed milk costs twice what
sugar should cost. And every pound Of
condensed milk contains nearly seven
ounces Of sugar.
You can readily see that milk sweet.
ened in that way Is not economical
milk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02
Figure il Out:

Van Camps Milk costs you 10 cents per
pound-with two-thirds the water evaporated.
That means, when reduced to milkman's milk.
about s cents per quart. The poorest evaporated
milk isn't cheaper
The best Of sugar costs foe cents per pound
just half IS much as evaporated milk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02
But That Isn't An

A l0-cent can Of condensed milk con.
tains but IL ounces. That is sugar and
milk together, thin and watery.
A l0-cent can Of Van Camps contains
Is ounces Of milk As thick as thick cream.
1t is Is per cent SOLIDS per cent
butterfat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02
Why Sugar Is Added

Forty years ago-before the days Of steriliza-
don-sugar was added to evaporated milk t.
preserve il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02

So, Jon get one.third more fos zen eests In
Van Camps, In addition to getting pure milk.
Please think that over. Twelve ounces Of
condensed milk cost 10 cents. and - Pc cent q
sugar.
You get Is ounces Of Van Camps fos ioesatA
and you pay for nothing but milk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02
There's a Fearful Waste In
Condensed Milk

using sweetened condensed milk you paying
price for bulk Of sugar. And the milk untitled for cooking
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-02
Sole Agents for Rogers, Peet G. Co.'S Clothing
& Clothing
August Clearance Sale Of
Mems and Young Mems Suits.

This is complete clearance of the balan
Mems and Young Mems Summer Suits at the
reduced prices:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09

sE5 rods. corner. on North ID West
'a--'r close iu. for 5000
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09

--z.--- on 1si ave between State and
north front; great view Of valley
q. south. SI-J per foot, paving all paid.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
A. III. BIRR.ELLIL GO.
Vow WHAT DO Vol

NOW WHAT DO YOT
THINK OF THIS"
The last few days we made three sales
just because some of the people we had
previously sold homes to recommend
our company as being the LIVE ones
AND on THE SQUARE. Our commits
sion on these deals was S51S.75-bUt the
COMPLIMENT was worth several times
that.
why did they send their FRIENDS to
us: Only for one reason; We gave
THEM a square deal.
We get nearly HALF our business just
that way and feel so gOOd over II thai
We are offering some of the biggest BAR
GAINS Of the season this week.
Too busy to euumeTate many OF them.
but here's a few:
8l1.50O-
a mansion-thats the correct word. II
large rooms and as finely finished inside
as any home in the west. Yes. it's nice
Sl2. 800
An elegant p. b. 1O-rooms and large at.
tic where more rooms can BE- finished.
Corner lot on 1st ave, 5X5 rods. close in.
$500
Is our bargain price on an elegant 10
room strictly mod. T. p. b., built for a
home. Il is one Of the best built homes in
the city and one Of the biggest bargains
We ever had. Fine lawn. shrubberv.
hedge, etc. Cellar under whole house
Good barn. Large lot. easy terms.
win buy an elegant s-room strictly mod.
p p b. on E 4th South 1t is worth 81 90
sl.5S-
For a beautiful home on E ST.. six nice
rooms. nOored and can make . more up
stairs Full basement. laundry tubs ana
al convenience. Look at it,
Is this weeks price on 5--. mod
light p. b. home. The owner leaves fo-
the east this week and told US to fix rra
price and terms. The price is s. 5nl. terms
$500 down and 80 a month: interest is &
per cent on deferred payments If YOU 'rs
1900
Until yesterday this nice little home was
held at 1880. The owner MUST leave
town TINS week so reduced the price lust
an even $500 for a quick sale Four nica
rooms and summer kitchen. nice iron
renee and other improvements. Its q
GOOD quality pressed 'rfCll- too You
ought 10 buy this as You can make $500
on it within the next Nv weeks.
NACANf
We have vacant proper s. everywhere
ana amongst it Is some n5E bargains.
BUILDING.
We have plenty of money Oh hand with
which TO erect any kind Of building de-
sired and let YOU pay for Fl just the
same as rent When you understand how
easy 1t is to get a home of YOUR own
you'll stop paying rent.
II You nave ans property 20 sell list II
with Us as We SELL real estate
We nave an eight-TOCm apartment to
rent. close in. on the east side. for 80 y
month.
A, H, BIRRELL CO..
Bell 80. Ind 1888 s. Main.
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HOMES AND LOTS.
..--- frame on West Sd South. nea
,.- Most. half at $40 month, 81 0o0
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
WHAT Do YOU THINK or THE

NEW NEWHOUSE HOTEL.
Don't you think that it will considerably
advance property values in its vicinity.
DO YOU know that other large buildings.
iu same locality. are about 10 be built
r. not see us and we will give You
Doiuter-OTR POINTER = PAG-mauy
others have made money ON them lu the
past. you can 90 so now. We have mum
Der Of excellent buys in this locality. and
know where the money is to he made.
See US.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09

on ATCLELLAND AVE. BE
TWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
SOUTH. FINE-ROOM MOD
ERN COTTAGE. SEW Err
g . y y T. G. r r ID. CEMENT
WALKS. FINE BASEMENT
All. CEMENTED LAWN N
FRONT AND BACK. We can
MAKE TERMS OK THIS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09

FOR SALE-New Groom brick cottage
cement cellar. garden. lawn etc. 81 So.
LIST W
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4 SIN-ROOM STRICTLY
MODERN HOME ON llH
AVE. BETW ZEN d AND j.
SITS. PRESSED BRltk.
SOUTH FRONT. HOT WATER
HEAT AND AN JNEN-
CEILED VIEW OF TIE
CITY. RECEPTION HALL.
FRONT STAIRS. CLOSETS.
PANTRY. CRATE AND AN
OUTDOOR s / r + p T y q
PORCH. 4 FULL. BNSE-
NTENT STBDINIDED INTO
VEGETABLE. FUBNACE
NND coal ROOMS. ALL CE-
NENTED AND EXTRA ToI-
LET N THE BASEM ENT-
GAS CONNECTION, ELE'-
TRIO LIGHTS. LOT -i-Nln
RODS TO 4 RIGHT OF WAY
IN REAR. BUILT As a HOME
AND OCCUPIED BY THE
OW Err.
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---5-I feat near "a South and 81 East,
$50 per foot.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09

FIRST AVENUE. STRICTLY
MODERN EIGHT ROOMS
FULL TWO-STORY PRESSED
BRICK. LARGE FRONT RE
CEPTTON HALL AND FRONT
STAIRS HOT AIR HEAT
VEG ETABLE AND FURNACE
ROOMS IN BASEM IN r.
LAUNDRY IN REAR; ALSO
LARGE BARN. LOT -i2Nlu
RODS WITH RIGHT OF WAY
IL REAR
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09

FOR SALE-The man who waits loses.
Inc people who owned real estate fiy,
years ago nave more than doubled their
money. You can double YOURS in the next
three years. Sec us about the follow
ing Remember we do not advertise ali
lne property we are agents for ONLY a
rev. Just enough to let you know we are
III the business and we might say here
that we have been at II for % years. and
during all this time we have never had a
client lose money, but instead make
money
VIII bullion the So. east corner Of Sth
ave and Fl ST. TO suit YOU. bring in YOUR
plans and let MS give YOU price; 500 cash
is al you need, we viii furnish the bal
$5.19o-Bungalow Of modern type. 6 large
rooms, hot water heat. Mission finish oak
floors, one of the incest homes in salt
Lake City for this price Near Sd ave.
Close in.
stQo0-6-room p. brick on corner OF 81
ave east front. modern. furnace. natural
pine finish. large cellar. Terms.
S3O0O-New broom brick cottage. mod
ern, located on So East bench. Large lot
the surrounding houses are all new. This
house Was built for home, but misfor-
tune has prevented the owner from NOV
ing in. VIII sell for $500 cash. bal. TO suit.
s3.3o0-5-room brick on East ID So. near
10th East The house was built = wears
ago. good as new. 37xI32 It. to alley; $500
cash.
$3.50 s2lsx165 IT, to alley. with broom
brick house. modern. near 18th East and
6th So A nice place to raise chickens.
fruit trees on property. all fenced. a good
buy; 500 cash. bal to suit.
S2.75o-2laxs rds. 4-room brick cottage.
modern. nice lawn. some fruit, nice flow
ers. fenced. A very good buy.
s5.3oJ-S-rOom modern light D. brick close
to university The house is built of select
?. brick and select Oregon pine. with Mis-
siO< finish. large Cemented cellar with hot
air heat 3N15J II. alley In rear. This is
real bargain.
s,201-6-room brick bungalow. modern.
including hot air heat Close to univer-
sity. Very large cemented cellar. select
wood throughout double floors, birch fin
ish IN three front rooms, bal Mission fin
iEh. One Of the most substantially built
houses Oh the bench 5000 cash.
S3.v03-7-room brick cottage on 1st West
near Sth So a very good house. We can
handle IL for $50 cash. bal. 10 suit.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
We have several very good buys in the
heart of the business district. If you are
interested I'm business or prospective bust
ness you VIII do well by calling on US.
We have desirable building lots in all
parts Of the city. Tell Us your real estate
needs.
Agents for The ROYAL Insurance the
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HERE Is AN EXCELLENT Buy
In flat building, it pays Y per cent net
owner must have money quick and will
sacrifice. location on east side. close in
is new. modern and up to date. price Sl3--
coo. s7.OJG cash. balance , per cent. renta.
income $50 per month See us for fur
Their particulars
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09

We have the choicest residence site In
tho CITY for sale at great bargain 81
taken at once. There are only two such
sites i'm this city If YOU are looking for
something first class YOU should see us
about this
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09

BETWEEN 7TH AND STH
AVE. ON r STREET LOT 33
xll5 FEET To A RIGHT OF
WAY. FIVE-ROOM BRICK
HOUSE. WE CAN MAKE
TERMS.
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I Ss.-Uo-4-ruom new pressed brick. modern.
with large attic. stairway iu and al
tic ffoored. YOU can finish two or
three more rooms in 10. bath. toilet
electric lights. cellar. cement walks.
sewer. etc.. Tot 4Nu5 feet. north
east
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09

Almost new 4-rOom modern pressed
--5-z. reception hall; connected with sew
OF. sewer. sidewalk and pavement taxes
raid. ID ave. $3.50.
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A 3-ROOM HOUSE WITH 4
SMALL LOT. SOUTHEAST.
CLOSE IN.
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rr-roer modern 2-story brick, porcelain
hath. toilet. electric light. furnace. sewer
connections and barn, near 9th East and
S- South $500
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VIII bullion the So. east corner Of Sth
ave. and Fl ST. TO suit you. bring in YOUR
plans and let us give YOU price: 500 cash
Is all you need. we viii furnish the bal
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Owner &c going away. and for a sale in
-.r next few days has cut $3.50 off the
r-.-e. It's a groom modern pressed brick,
almost new east Of Liberty park The
price is SE650 but II sold in the next few
fsvs $500 buys il. Don't delay If you
wan. a bargain.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09

A FEW BARGAINS N HOI SIS
s.. lsy-s-rOgm new modern pressed brick.
with bath. toilet electric lights. GEL
lar. cement walks. sewer. north
east. large attic extra easy terms
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Fine 4-roon modern pressed brick, con-
ra-raF with sewer, stairway 10 attic,
han. East 18th South. $3.50.
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8. -,-i for room modern brick sewer
connection. sidewalks paid. nice zig
vle-rOd lot. facing south. iu first
class locality northeast owner
leaving city and will sacrifice. ST.
800 cash balance So monthly.
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=--0o- modern pressed brick on East
% South. modern plumbing, electric light
and gas large cemented basement. $500