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Evening journal., 1909-09-23
AWAIT END OF
THE WORLD
Sect Of the Latter Reign
Gathers Expecting CataCIysm
on Friday

WEST DUXBURY, Mass, Sept. 2S.-
Three hundred men and women have gath
cred here to await the coming Of the end
of the world This they confidently ex-
pect at 10 O'Clock Friday morning. They
are members of a sect known as the Lat
ter Reign of the Apostolic Church.
The time is spent, with little or no inter-
mission. in prayer. song and exhortation.
the scene of thsN religious fervor being
"Ashod." a little wooden chapel in the
centre Of town. Worldly tasks have been
laid aside, that the faithful" may pre-
pare for the end.
In all branches of the worship the con-
gregation participated, singing the hymns
with ardor and interrupting prayer and
exhortation with pious CALCULATIONS. Oc-
casionauy the services are suspended
long enough to permit trip 10 the neigh
boring pond, where converts are baptized.
A large tent has been erected near the
church to feed the crowd, while the houses
in the neighborhood and even the church
horse sheds, furnish lodgings.
None appear to have a doubt that the
world will end Friday. When asked what
they will do If the expected event does
not materalize. most of them refuse to
entertain such a supposition. Some sug-
gest that love feast be held for ten days
or so, while others say that if the end
does not come Friday 1t will come next
year at the same season.
Evening journal., 1909-09-23
WIFE MUST TRY HARD
TO REFORM HUSBAND

Judge Fuller Of Wilkesbarre, Pa. in
refusing a divorce to Mrs. Eva Yeager
held in a long opinion that it is the
duty of a wife to put up with III treat
ment by her husband until she has
given him a trial long enough to dem
onstrate hopelessness Of reforming him.
Mrs Yeager lived with her husband.
Adam Yeager, of Hazelton, only four
months. She said that he got drunk.
swore at her. was cross and angry.
accused her of taking money from his
pocket and was generally abusive.
Judge Fuller says: The evidence
shows him to be a worthless creature,
addicted TO drink and vile language
with complete insensibility to marital
obligations. but this character must
have existed before marriage and such
as he was. she took him for better or
for worse with her eyes open.
"She gave him too short a trial. In
the absence of actual violence her mar
riage vow imposed upon her the duty
to endure his conduct, disagreeable and
disgusting as It was. at least for a
period of time which would demonstrate
the hopelessness of reformation. and
that period had not elapsed when she
severed herself from his society"
Evening journal., 1909-09-23
LARGE POTATO SHIPMENT
MAY MAKE THEM CHEAPER

Much to the delight OF housewives,
sweet potatoes are giving evidence Of be-
coming cheaper. They experienced a sub
stantial reduction to-day. and. with pres
ent market conditions continuing. another
drop should be made before the close Of
the week.
In point of quantity and price. the veg
etable, II anything, is surprising last
years record established at this time.
When It comes 10 quality however as
much cannot be said for IT, OF course. the
bulk Of shipments have not yet begun to
come in and there IS a chance for consld-
cradle Improvement being made in quality
later.
Increased shipments were responsible for
to-day's reduction. The majority of tbs
sweet potatoes now reaching dealers were
| grown In the Carolinas and in MARYLAND
and the yellow variety is the one that I.
being principally sold Generally speaking
the outlook for the market Is favorabI,
TO the consumer
Evening journal., 1909-09-23
YOM KIPPUR
BEGINS TOMORROW

The Observance Of the Day Of Atone
ment which completes the penetential
period Of 10 days that began with New
Years Day. will begin tomorrow evening
at sunset and will continue until sunset
the following evening. Yom Kippur. as il
is called by thu Jews. is the most solemn
day in the entire Jewish year II occurs on
the tenth day Of the seventh month Of
the Jewish calendar. and is distinguished
from all other holidays by abstinence from
food
In the belief that the great national mis-
fortunes OF the past were due TO the peo.
pies sins, the Jews OF the post-exinc times
strove TO bring on the period OF redemp-
tion by strictly guarding against ali man.
ner Of sin. The services in the synagogues
and temples will open with the Kol-Nidre.
The devotions during the day are contin-
uous from morning 10 evening.
Evening journal., 1909-09-23
FACTORY SYSTEM"
IN CENSUS TAKING
EnumeratOrS Get Ready to
TdbuIate Manufactures
and Products

WASHINGTON, d. c., Seut. 2S-As-
sistant Director of the Census William F.
Wilioughby and William NJ. steuart,
chief statistician for manufacturers in
the Census Bureau, have Just returned
from the principal manufacturing cit-
les, which they visited TO confer with
the leading trade organizations and as
soaations Of manufacturers in regard
to the form OF schedule to be used in
collecting the data on this subject, which
is expected to prove very valuable to
all manufacturers.
The census OF manufacturers Is TO be
confined to what is generally known as
1.-The factory system" and excludes the
so-called neighborhood household, the
hand industries, which were included az
the Federal census of 1900 The line OF
demarcation between the factory indus
tries to be taken, and the trades that
are to be omitted is not, said Mr.. Steu-
art always clearly defined but a fair
idea may be obtained OF the relative i'm
portance Of the two classes by the fol-
lowing brief statement:
At the census Of 1900 there was a total
of 512.254 establishments with products
valued at sls,oo4, ioO14s. and OF these the
hand trades, Of character omitted at
the census OF 1905. represented SO4 s92 es-
adjustments with products valued ar
N.593 9,02i, or 59.5 per cent OF the total
number Of establishments and 1913 per
cent OF the total value of products. The
census OF 1910, therefore, 10 be complete,
must include the reports from every fac
tory, mine. and quarry that was in oper-
alton during any portion Of the calendar
year 1909.
While the act OF Congress approved
July ?. 1909 under which the census is
taken. makes it obligatory upon every
owner. president, treasurer. secretary,
director, or other officer or agent Of any
manufacturing establishment. mine, quar-
~, or other establishment Of productive
industry, whether conducted as cor
poration. firm, limited liability company
or by private individuals. to furnish the
statistics required for this census. il
also provides that the information sup
piled shall be used only for the statis-
teal purposes for which 1t is intended
Also that a publication shall be made
by the Census Bureau whereby the data
furnished by any particular establish
ment can be identified. nor shall the
Director OF Census permit any one other
than the sworn employees Of the Census
Bureau to examine the individual re-
ports. A severe penalty is also provided
for any clerk or special agent who shall
publish OF communicate any information
coming into his possession by reason OF
his employment in the Census Office.
Evening journal., 1909-09-23
BOY CARRIED $4,000;
WAS SHOOTING CRAPS

NEW YORK. Sept 2s-Detective
Hughes Of the John Street station. walk
ing through New street, saw a group OF
small boys. principally brokers mes
sengers, shooting craps on the side
walk. Hughes seized four OF the biggest
boys
on the smallest OF the four, when
searched at the station-house. Hughes
found bank book and $3.50 in cash. The
boy. Walter OConnor. told Hughes he
had been sent by his boss, w. A. Nc
Donald a broker at New and Beaver
streets ito deposit the money in the
National Reserve Bank at i65 Broadway.
Hughes took the money and the four
boys 20 the bank and then TO the Centre
Street Police Court
'sNho started the game?" inquired
Magistrate Flinn.
'He didw replied the three youngest,
pointing az Michael oGrady, IS years
old.
Evening journal., 1909-09-23
MILLIONS FOR TOYS
Cost Of Christmas Trinkets-Great I'm
portations Of Them from Abroad.

Cost Of Christmas Trinkets-Great I'm
portations Of Them from Abroad.
The little woony sheep. standing stiff
iegeed on his wooden platform, and the
gaiiy tinted little tin watch with real
hands that 60 round. and the beautiful
doll with the naNen curls and the eyes
that 60 to sleep. and the little tin soldiers
such as Gene Gield's Little Boy Blue"
left standing in battle array when he went
10 sleep, and the wonderful Noah's ark,
with It's wealth Of animals and men, Will
soon be with ua again. For Christmas Is
coming.
Yes. Christmas is coming. The grown
ups may not realize Il. but already the
little ones know 81. And In the background
the men who bring an Of these tops into
the little lives of the nation know that
Christmas rs coming; that q win soon b'
here They are busy in Santa Claus lane
(which may mean tho Arctic region or th'
German toy factories) packing the htt'
woolly sheep and the beautiful dolls int
great boxes and hauling them from tn
towns in the toyland TO the great boats
From across the oceans are coming 70 ms
according 20 the estimates of our custom
officers over 100000 or toys for thi
wear. The s7.oooooO is only the wholesal
price. too.
Last wear we bought for our children
s7.a5o.Ooo Of toys in foreign lands, and S6'
booooo of them came from Germany. I'm TN
last ten years we have spent over hft'
millions of our good American doilari
abroad TO get those things that viii make
the baby COO and crow on Christma'
morning, and cause the older boys and
Evening journal., 1909-09-23
POS. OF A. TO WELCOME
ITS STATE OFFICERS

Washington Camp. No. q, Patriotic Or
der Sons of America, will give recep-
ton tonight to the officers Of the State
Camp of Delaware at the hall, No. 6l2
Shipley street. All the members Of the
various camps in the Wilmington district
are invited TO be present
The order is doing well at present and
large gains are looked for in the near
future
Evening journal., 1909-09-23
vandaIs at $500 Fountain.

CHESTER. Pa. Sept. 2s-Ladies Of
the Chester Women's Temperance
Union. who early this summer INSTALL
ed a public drinking fountain in Mar
ket Square at a cost Of $500, will con-
suit legal advice. it is said. in an ef-
fort to compel the city authorities to
prevent vandals from defacing the pro-
perty.
Evening journal., 1909-09-23
NEW CUSTOM RULINGS
Velvets and chenilles Duitiable az $3.50
and So a Pound.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 23.-The acting
Secretary Of the Treasury has notified the
Collector Of Customs at New York that
velvets. chenilles, etc. under the new
tariff law, when weighing less than So
ounces 10 the square yard. are dutiable
at $50 pound, whether the filling is of
silk, part cotton or all cotton
Those Weighing less than 5sl ounces a
square yard and not less than four ounces
square yard are duitable at 50 per
pound If the filling is all cotton, and s.. rs
pound if the filling is not all cotton
Evening journal., 1909-09-23
riris 10 inmn I'm rlee.

girls 10 jump in glee.
But we do not set all our toys from the
great toyland beyond the water that
makes s25.O00,0Oo worth OF toys every
year. We get some from France. some
from Hungary some from Great
Britain and some from Belgium. And from
across the Pacific last year came Si7772o
worth Of japanese toys-most OF them
those chic, funny looking dolls that have
the queer dark eyes and such wonderful
black and glossy hair.
And then. too, We make toys at home.
We are making over s6.ooOOoO worth Of
them a year now.
Evening journal., 1909-09-23

What do you work at?" asked the
Magistrate.
Nothing" replied OGrady. "Only
shooting craps"
OGrady was sent TO the Tombs in de-
fault Of a fine Of SO and the other young
sters were discharged.
Evening journal., 1909-09-23
DIAMONDS

Having purchased a fne assort-
ment of beautiful Diamonds previous
to the fall advance in prices we are
prepared to sell you a Ring, Brooch.
Scarf Pin. Stud, Locket, Ear Studs.
La Valliere. Cuff Buttons or any
other article in which such gems
are used at much lower prices
Evening journal., 1909-09-23
Ian nav Eor churoh.

The Mite Society Of Kingswood NJ. z.
Church win observe October le as tag
day throughout wilmington. as a special
effort to relieve the church Of its indebt-
edness.
Evening journal., 1909-09-23
comel Come!

Come always TO James NJ. Bryan
for paints, oils and glass. stains in
all colors, bathtub and wood enamels.
furniture and brass polishes. screen
and floor paints.'
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HOW MUCH IS YOUR MONEY

HOW MUCH IS YOUR MONEY
We wil, help W You W to make 1t earn 10.
~ and 10 per cent Besides. in real es-
tate there is no chance to lose
4 s6509-5N1O rods on corner near "rd ave.
and + st. Il modern S-room Drlck
house good barn, trees, shrubbery
and nice lawns, sewer and side
walks paid; $1,000 cash, bal. very
JUST LIKE RENT.
sc650-5-room modern brick, 9Th SO. and
5th East; 37lXliG II. 10 alley; SZoo
cash. bal. like rent.
$f300-S-room modern y, brick on large
lot near university; hot air heat.
cellar under entire house. mission
finish, double floors. cabinet kitcho a.
en- 1909 house. owner wants Slooo
cash II you only have $1,000, come
and see us. Balance 20 suit.
s2i50--2X, rods on r St, close TO 1st ave
east front. Groom modern, SIDE
walks and sewer all paid.
sS000-4xI0 rods on East 1st So, S-roon
modern house. ful-size basement.
house built for a home. Ground
is worth 500 foot.
sSl5O-u5xl65 it, 5-room brick. modern,
n very good house; nice lawn,
trees; on Sth East and 9Th South.
$500 room brick, partly modern:
southeast. 5Ox115 IT; lawn and
trees. fenced; $500 cash, bal $40
a month,
ssOOo-g,h East and 9th So, near corner.
broom modern brick house in very
good condition, house built years;
$500 cash. bal, like rent
s5250-6-room shingled bungalow on north
bench. close TO III st; south front;
hardwood floors. birch finish. large
attic, ccmented cellar laundry.
china closet and bookcases built in
walls. The owner Will make very
easy terms.
&3S00-6-room. strictly modern home, lot
5OX13S IT. near 18th East ON Atm
South, house was built for a home
and Is well built, Good barn. This
is snap
We are agents for some very good
business property that we are authorized
10 sell.
Agents for the Royal Insurance.
HALLORAN-JUDGEC CO,
500 Main st.
V. a, BETTILYON. Mgr. Phones s23.
r3s5S
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DON'T BE CONTENT TO WATCH
SALT LAKE CITY GROW:
Buy real estate and grow with 1t.
] can get you in right
Sold over $4,000 worth OF real estate
to outside investors
They know n good thing when they see
II, and ] have lust as good bargains on
my books as have been sold in the past
thirty days.
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Look at 1874 E. 1st So. Cost to build
over $4,000 The frontage is so feet,
conservatlvely worth $3.50 per foot and and
We can sell the whole for S26,OOO me
house, at small cost, could be made into
II or Is flats that Will yield $4,000 to $4,000
per annum, and you always have the
frontage to build upon and connect up
with the house. It's great buy,
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Large corner Q65xl65 feet) on w. T.
and 9th So. for $4,000. This is good
buy and right In line with the great i'm
provcments. Big close-in corners are get
ting scarce,
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
COLLEGE
VIEW
ADDITION.

Located 700 feet east of the Westmin-
.,er church and colleges on llth South
and 18th East. on the. east bench, over
looking the entire valley, Large, beau
tifuI lots 25X1S0 feet, with l2-foot alley
K In roar The east bench is the coming
. residences section Of the city, wide streets.
r cIty water and cement walks. 10th East
ls the coming boulevard, which will be
s Graded and made one OF the finest drives
sr the city The Westminster colleges
viii open this fall, which will increase the
price OF all lots within radius OF sew
eral blocks
College View lots are cheap.
College View lots are large.
College View air is pure.
College View water is pure.
College View location is superb and the
view Is uneXcelied, Come and let us us
induce YOU TO buy, Our terms give every
one chance TO get q start, The street
car company has It's franchise TO build
down 18th East This feature alone will
ereatly enhance the price of the lots.
Lots SITS to 5000 each; $40 cash. So per
month.
Liberal discount for cash,
COLLEGE
VIEW"
MEEKS 6
MCCARTNEY,
Owners,
o40 West Second South st.
Bell Phone 2s22. Ind, es2.
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EAST BENCH.

EAST BENCH.
90 ACRES
east Of the pen below the city conduit.
This will front on the proposed electric
car line. Fine land y good investment
at the low price OF $3.50 per acre.
10 ACRES
partly improved, with good water right,
East 11th So. St, $3.50 per acre.
ACRES
beautiful land adjoining College view
subdivision. You can double your money
on this at the price We are Offering IT,
adjoining college grounds. City water
This is not far from the university. The
price OF 5000 per acre Is less than It's
value.
Is ACRES,
East 10th So. St, good land, all ienced.
$500 per acre.
MANY OTHER large and small tracts.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.,
81 2. LIST So St
SACRIFICE.
T-room mod brick, j stories, with barn
and large lot. $4,000
ANOTHER.
5-rm. brick. hot and cold water, with
lot 54X165 r. and small barn, S223O; S3uO
cash and S25 per mo-
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO,
81 E. 1st So, ST.
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65x165 feet on 1st So, near S. l.. thea
ter, upon which is a fine 3-story brick
business block that would cost over S4o,,
600. The ground is worth S23,OOO. WIN
sell the whole for 5000, on very easy
terms. This is ONE OF TIE CHEAP
THINGS IN THE CITY.
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1T MAY

be raining today, and If It is you may
nor nor want to get out and look around at
PsoPerty. Take a little advice from us
n'G Is nrnnp aon put it Off any longer Property
mas mas only started. Anything YOU NAV buy
VIII increase in value
they are right.
FAzoV-3-room cottage. nice little home,
s,soo and a good location. Easy terms.
SioVo-s l-3XIo rods, with a small house.
svar sf6 o. ;. l.. depot. $500 cash and
e,-o Slo per month.
Ti'oo-Eioe 5-room cottage, southeast:
Rol Rgg-toot lot. shade and fruit trees,
S2loo-2E by 7-rod lot, east front. Groom
soooo house. just of OF Brigham street
room cottage, south front close
e.o- IN on bth ave, % by 10-rod lot
S"S'o-S- room modern brick cottage on
s,o- oth ave- 2aXl0-rod lot
S"=oo-e- room modern brick cottage on
S4oco-5-room new modern bungalow on
1lth East.
9'%oo-Sow '-room two-story brick, fine
location east side: very easy
SSSoo-Beautful east side home on paved
street
'5oo-Ilegant Brigham street home;
oak nhish; all modern convent
Slo'ooo-One of the handsomest, best
punt and most convenient homes
In the city: 62i-foot lot; lots OF
fruit and shade trees: near Fed
eral Heights
s,eoo oo VACANT.
Slooo-s2 feet on llth East near 3rd
S29oo-Corner llth East and 4th South:
Will cut into three fine lots
Sl'oo-6O by 30, close in, on Capitol hill:
south front
S29O-lots near 9TH East and 11th South
Make us an offer on by rods corner
Srd South and Sth East.
Fine corner close in, on 4th South at
500 per foot
49, 10 by lO-rod corner eth South and
State.
200 acres within miles Of center OF
city at $40 per acre.
Don't forget that premier residence
section, Federal Heights. II YOU are in
the market for something choice for a
fine home. YOU cannot go wrong II you
buy with your eyes shut. Nothing but
cream In that tract We sold some more
lots there last week, and there are many
inquiries. Go up there for your Sunday
outing, It's n park.
STOWE e PALMER,
THE REALTY MEN
Controlling Wilson Sherman CO., "lnsur-
ance that insures.')
% w. Second So. (Upstairs.) Phones 492.
1882
A. n. HUMPHREYS.
On the Ground Floor IS W. 2nd So. st,
a COTTAGE-FLA AT 4 BARGAIN.
10 rooms, down, up, on n St; mod
ern In every respect; baths; ample
y,1.e eat II. f,-
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Good business frontage Qarge piece) at
SS5 per front foot, Just think Oh IL
You'll buy il as soon as you see II.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

OPPORTUNITIES
YOU MAY NEVER HAVE AGAIN.
TlooV-A nice Groom house on west SIDE:
Lot 4ox157 feet to alley, lawn and
shade. Terms 5000 cash and bal
s,oso ance s12 per month.
Si-oo-a nice 3-room house with summer
Kitchen. large rooms, close TO filo
Grande depot. lot all fenced IN.
Terms $500 cash and balance $40
49,. per month
Sl200-A new 3-room house on west side,
water and electric light In house,
lot all fenced in. A good buy ana
e,,-o $lS0 cash will handle 1t.
Sloou-A new 4-rOom cottage water ana
electric light in house. lot S3S14S
feet to alley. south front; $3.50
s,coo cash and balance like rent
9looo-1.room plastered house Southeast,
close to car line. Lot 54xlbI feet.
south front. 5000 cash and balance
Sl5 per month.
east. Good cement basement hne
lot facing east. Terms $500" cash
and balance easy monthly pay
ments.
S2650-A large 4-room modern pressed
brick cottage near 9th South and
ath East Lot 3Sx14S feet to alley;
Terms 5000 cash and balance SD
per month
SS2So-A beautiful new 5-room modern
pressed brick near 9th South and
2nd East, $500 cash and balance
SS25o-eroom modern house on R street
near lst avenue. Lot 2HS rods
Terms.
$1,000 beautiful broom modern
pressed brick On E street, Lot
2aXl0 rods. Terms $500 cash and
balance monthly payments.
S'0oo-bsaHtifu bro S-room modern pTfss5issa
feet Terms 500 cash and bal
ance like rent.
S5ooo-A Groom modern pressed brick
house on 9th East street. This Is
an exceptionally we'll built house
and can be bought on reasonable
terms. See this II you are looking
for a good home for the money.
HOFFMAN BROS.
ga w. 2nd South Street.
Both phones 244, 1880
WE HAVE JUST COMPLETED
ONE OF THE SWELLEST, uP-T0-
ND 5E AVE-. HoiInSEs BET r "A HNp rE sIrRaEETs IRE
BUILT OF LIGHT PRESS BRICK;
VERY LARGE PoRCHEs, ETC; .
RAEGh RAEG R603 GS9Ms' HALtS ia hAEGE MhISG
FINE OAK MANTEL, INTERIOR ELE-
STAIRS AND ROOM TO FINISH sen
FLoOR: LARGE BAsEMENT, ALL CE-
lis FEET: ALLEY N REAR Will BE
2REM !2P sTNPA1 iII ,Io1-D5 AFTERSoCM Eel SD Be
NJ. SEE Us FOR TERMS AND PRICES.
6room brick house, strictly modern
hot water heat; lot S2iNl65 feet; room to
puliG SeNeIdl lUpTe houses on lOl, al pdL :
gain; only $4,000
East 2nd South 5-room brick cottage
complete plumbing. etc. Price. S335O.
Terms $500 cash, balance $25 per month
LOOK AT 66l EAST 2ND SOUTH.
Two STORY red press brick. rooms,
strictly modern, furnace, cemented base
mcnt, large automobile garage. back yard
all cemented. sewer. sidewalk and paving
tax paid
5-room light press brick cottage, strict
" modern, good LEGATION, A bargain for
VACANT LOTS, GOOD LOCATION.
from S275 to 1915 each, Terms, $40 cash,
balance $40 per month, 6 per cent inter
est.
Sx1o rods, east bench. near tho univcr-
sity; $3.50.
23x 10 rods. east bench. facing south.
$1050.
4Oxl15 feet. near End ave. $1,000.
Fine building lot on east 1st South.
close in; s2500.
2lx9 rods. south front. 4th avenue;
$1,000.
BUILDING LOTS IN BEAUTIFUL
FEDERAL HEIGHTS AT VERY Low
PRICES AND GOOD TERMS. SEE US
FOR PARTICULARS.
e. +. CASADY e. co,
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$50 feet street frontage for $4,000;
northwest; rather close In; very cheap.
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40xI22 corner. with light on all sides,
1st So, bet 2nd and 3rd E.; $4,000. This
is great fiat site.
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On 18TH East near End South, a splen-
did 5-roonl modern brick cottage for
$1,000 Terms can be arranged,
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No. Sls 5th ave. good 5-room modern
cottage for $1,000 on very easy terms.