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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-26
AS 10 observation-disclosures

AS 10 ECoST.NG.-Boosting Is
easy; II Ii easier IL boost than to
knock: boosting, likes,ise, II pleasant
4 you once get the habit. There Is =
saildren.s .same which Is called Help
Your NeIghbar" IL Is tn eSempllti-
cation of real boostir-r. There Is an
other juvenile game vi ich h dubbed
"Rob Your Neighhot": 1t is the. game
of the embryo knacker. TIE real
booster helps his neiphhor; II his
neighhor sells stoves. the huoster buys
his stoves of the neighhor; II he sells
wagons. II Is from him tina, tho buggy
tn purchased. Ii H. sells groceries.
And then all of these nlshbors come
TO the booster when they want some
thins that he sells. That is the sim
plest and most effective form of boost
ing n town: it insures prosperity. Pat
ronage of home industry Is the foun-
tation nj IA city's advancement COM
mercialls. A man who sends away
from town for the goods he needs has
no reason to expect the patronage of
the men whose business he Sights
when he does this; Ia injuries himself
always. A man VIM sells groceries
has no Reason to expect his neishhor
who sells shoes In buy groceries of him
II he sends out of town for his foot
wear. And what Will you say of IA
merchant, appealing for home patron
in "A book that h. sent away for. when
there Ii hook mandatory in his
own town shop talk is it, Wen. il
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Verse ai-why is not all our duty
to our neighbor fulfilled when we have
succeeded in doing him no harm?
Does Paul mean that we are To de-
vote more time and thought to adding
IN our neighbours wealth. than we do
to our own, and if not, what does he
mean?
To how much of our respect is a man
entitled who cares nothing Tor the
success of others. but is devoted
wholly to his own?
Verse 25-In those days meat was
offered to idols and afterward sold in
the market for food. and some con-
scientious people objected tn eating 1t
for that reason. What did Paul adj
wise in the circumstances, and why
did he advise it?
Should we always pay the price de-
manded without question. or should
we cndeayor to buy for the lowest
possible price,
Verse eff the earth is the Lords
why should not all real estate ha
public property.
How much of our property should
We consider We own in our own right
Verse Els ii right for Christian
to lac intimate with world people, to
attend their parties and to conform TO
their nsages. when such nsages are
not actually sinfulo
Ii wine is used at any party which
a Christian attends. would II he right
or wrong for him TO drink It, and
why"
l. II n Christians right To do as he
is disposed" In any matter. or has
God got II specific plan for him Tor all
matters great ami smah%
Verses aS-3n-Was the meat i'm it
self any less good for having been
offered To an idola
Why does Paul here advise not To
eat meat that had been offered To an
idol. If any person calls attention to
il who thought 1t wrong te do So
Il it necessarily hspacrisy tn do ii
thing behind a persons back. that You
would not do before his face?
If no person ever got drunk, and If
drinking was doing no harm. would 1T
be right ar wise for us 10 drink intnsi-
eating liquor as beverage
Verse si-Are all our actions taken
by God as worship If they are done to
his glory
How is 1t possible for Christian tn
do literally. everything he does. to the
glory of Gada
Verses - ssa-What should be our
supreme desire in all our dealings with
our fellow mem T 1853 e
Lesson for Sunday, October ;. 1909
Paul As Prisoner-tae Arrest. Acts
2i.i7 To aa:ssa.
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A CLEAN c!TY.-If aissou'a Is To
fuifiE her destiny, she must he made
d clean city. Pave.neats and sewers
and Il strictly eutnr@cI health law will
ta..e care of the physical cleanliness
that il an important factor, bat there
il stencil that no amount % lie gisla~
ton Will remove unless the laws arc
put into force by executive action.
Not nil the legislation I'm the world can
remove tie Fwaite sia@crs" from the
city II the officers arc indifferent and
gesusea 10 enforce. tiis isxs. There are
lures one IA too maay, ana there are
more than one d this despicablt class
here now pur.us thu past few weeks
4 few oI these things have been cent
u jail; others have been frightened
out .. town; hut there are some of
them left. The Officers know them,
know where they are, and know how
to get theTI. The only reason they are
not arrested and punished and driven
from town Is that the officers do not
want tn do these things. Why they do
not want tn Is another question. Eut
the Glsgracefn' presence of these crea-
lures here In this city IN a stencil that
should he removed The removal must
a
willing to art
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tain such a city system as will leave
TO room for doubt as to 1t sexceIlencc
TIE present board nj trustees Is work
ing along this line and the results are
encouraging. This il one of the most
serious Of the possibilities which
e&ist in the development Of the city
Tina: it is being met Is gratifying.
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NEW FRIENDS

NEW FRIENDS.-It was thu pleas
ure of The Muscular yesterday morn
ing To print the enthusiastic comment
Of q business man from the territory
to the westward which has been
opened up by the operation af the Mil
waukee railway. The comment was
enthusiastic enough 10 satisfy the most
ardent booster although 1t Was merely
the cold-blnoded deduction of bust
ness man. looking for the supply point
which can best serve him and where
treatment. Nj: Theriault Was out
spoken in his praise nj the business
conditions which he found in Missoula.
conditions which he said. are such as
tn make this the very place fnr which
he haa sought. Missonla prices, he
declared. are better than these which
prevail In Spokane. On an even break.
this city would have the preference
On this account But. added tn the
lower prices which he WAS able to oh
tain In this city. there il thu shipping
advantage which the Milwaukee NJ
fers by its direct line IT, the region
which is his home. This il what the
railways are doing for Missouia: are
the business men of dissnula doing as
much f0r themselves The prices
which were quoted II this buyer indl-
cate that they are doing something,
But The question occurS-dnd 1T II per-
tlRent-Nhy ID nat the merchants OF
Missoula go oyer into the ST, joe
country and maae IL, acquaintance IF
the people there instead nj waiting for
those people 10 Come over here and
discover u.s. Three weeks age. or
tfereabol The Missoulian sent
member Of its staff over into the -.
Joe country To picture its resources
with pencil and camera. The visit Of
Mr.. Therlauft. Friaa.. MAS. iii part.
the result Of an invitation extended by
tbs Muscular man 10 come To Mis-
saula and see the town. Would IL Il t
he a good plan for others Of Us tn -
over the range and get acquainted
with the people there.
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A CITY OF HOMES

A CITY or HOMES Aivars. too.
there should he borne in mind that
Mtssouia is essentially the best resi-
deace city in the northwest. The com
but ii does not and IL viii not In many
ycar-pcrhaps MISREPRESENTATION in
Importance the fact that Missouia IL
one Of the rieasantest places in the
word for home. Elsewhere in The
Muscular this morning may he found
more extended reference to the in
portancc which attaches Ia this plain
proposition. The conditions which
make M.ssou'a So delightful and So
desirable as q home city appeal to
most visitors. especially to those who
have been long in the west; they stir
the home-loving instinct which exists
n every man, and they awaken in him
an admiration for the town. There
should hc concerted effort on the part
Ct all nf u To make this feature OF
Missoiia \ life more prominent all the
time. The work which has been done
by tho University avenue Improvement
district should be extended To other
.ections OF the city In the spring.
other residence streets should be beau
titled and improved: the city should
take advantage. Of the splendid oppor-
tunities which are afforded by the To-
cation, the climate. the soil and the
water Of Missoua. When this move
nent becomes general there will be A
realization Of the possibilities which
exist here. and not until then.
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Pc RSONAL.

THE MAN WHO ON THURSDAY
sent $40 to Bears, Snhuck Company,
Chicago. for goods that he could
have bought If a hume merchant,
will learn something tn his adyant-
age by calling at The Missoulian
office. s5
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| HAVE INFORMATION WHICH 1T
viii profit investors L. know. Mis-
SCUBA Real Estate Man.
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THE MAN WHO TRADES At HOME
will find something la his interest in
TIL. Missuulian's advertising col
unns.
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THE KIckERS ABOUT THE NEW
bridge will profit 10y calling at fier
3, this morning.
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il. but Ii lis straight talk, and you
can't successfully contradict the home
Industry argument.
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EVERYTHING FOR SALE At BEST
prices in the west. Missouri Mer-
chants.
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MISC ELAN EOUS.

WANTED. To BtY 1T ONCE. \
baby buggy. large size Address. w
IL weynan. MisSouiian office,
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SUBSCRIBERS PAPERS

The Muscular lis anxious TO give
the best carrier service, therefore SUB
scribcrs are requested TO report faulty
delivery at once. In ordering paper
changed to new address please give
old address also. Money orders and
checks should be made payable To
The Muscular Publishing Company.
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LOST - SOME HIGH PRICED SA-
loon licenses in Lolo pass. Finder
need not return same as they are
worthless.
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UNION LABEL. WILL
ply almost anything for return of
same To Missouia Herald office.
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LassT-THE FREEDOM OF MIS-
SCUBA Reward Tor suggestion that
Wiil lead to its return. Tin. lie
Beau.
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LOST ~- SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
tn rid the city of secretaries" Mis-
SCUBA police department.
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TIE present board nf trustees is work
ing along this line and the results are
This il one of the most
serious az the responsibilities which
e<iSt in the development Of the city.
Tia: it il being met is gratifying.
THEY BRING RESULTS
WANTED.
BOOSTERS To
trade at home. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Apply to any Missoula mer-
chant.
WA STED-5oeo0 POPULATION IN
Missouia. 1t can be obtained by
aatrgnizfng home industry. For
1iarticusars address, Chamber of
Commerce. Nissouia.
Neutrality-suspicious. WHO WILL
give "A good reason foe patroniztag
out nf town mail-order houses. Re-
ward for any reason that win hold.
Cal on Home Merchant.
LOST.
LOST-0SE UNION LABEL. WILL
ply almost anything for return of
same To Missouia Herald officc
LOST -- SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
tn rid the city of secretaries" Mis-
souia police department.
LOST - SOME HIGH PRICED SA-
loon licenses in Lolo pass. Finder
need not return same as they are
worthless.
LasT-THE. FREEDOM OF MIS-
souia. Reward Tor suggestion that
wiil lead to its return. Tin. lie
Beau.
-a----=-= =---
FOUND.
ND-THE ME.ANEST MAN IN
the world. When found, he Mas
sending IL letter to a mail-order
blouse, Anybady can have, him By
aaking him. .s-.a.s..
FtarSD- THE BEST METHOD FOR
htoosting patronize home mcr-
t.hantS. For particulars inquire at
any store in Missorla.
F0TND-THE BEST CITY IN THE
west. Discovercr is willing to share
his find Address, Missoula, Mont.
FpIrND-THE FINEST FRUIT
grown Cali at any Bitter Root
orchard and see for yourself.
-
FOR SALE.
FOR sALE-THE BEST .ADvERTIs-
ing space in Montana. The Daily
Muscular.
FOR SALE~-u NE GU n CT L Il
equipment: traps, pull shed, etc.
Owners have no further use for
same. Address, o. G. T., q, A, w,
sr. 4. H., l., Il, $.
FtR sALE-fHE BEST RESIDENCE
sates in the world. Pure water, pure
sir fine location. Address or call,
any Misspu!a Real Estate agent.
FbR sALE-oNE TEN oRaRY
bridge. buyer can. haze possession
utter November Is. F. G R"itz,
II FOR RENT. g. ...
F6R RENT-MY STORE. HAVE
10 use FOR it. | did not advertise.
q. Siowboy
FOR RENT-FINE ROOMS IN OUR
new building. Call early ID! L. Q.
Ellis. e@4e.~ ~s a@ .s* #@-
FOR Rents 7 4 = u = q ROOM
only. House full every night. Mis-
SCUBA Hotel Man,
FOR RENT-MY PRESENT RESI-
dence. shall move into my new
house Nov. /. Mr.. Real Estate Ia
weston.
FOR RENT-AFTER DEC. |. THE
chair of secretary of the interior,
Present occupant going into other
business. Address, II. b., Washing
ton. y. {.
PERSONAL.
THE MAN WHO ON THURSDAY
sent $40 to Bears, Snhuck Company,
Chicago. for goods that he could
have bought ri hntne fhe1shaha.
will learn something tn his adyant-
age by Calling at The Muscular
office. g
THE KIckERS ABOUT THE NEW
bridge viii profit 10y calling at Pier
3, this morning.
THE MAN WHO TRADES At HOME
will find something la his interest IN
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THEY BRING RESULTS
WANTED.

VIA me BOOSTERS To
trade At home. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Apply To any Missouia msr-
chant.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-THE BEST ADVERTISE
ing space in Montanas The Daily
Muscular.
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FoTND-THE BEST CITY IN THE
west. Dscovercr is willing to share
his find Address, Missoula, Mont.
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BEST METHOD FOR
htoosting patronize home nacr-
thants. For particulars inquire at
any store in Missorla.
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FIN Il $ I FIR 4 l 7
grown. Cali at any Bitter Root
orchard and see for yourself.
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WA @TED-5u. coo POPULATION IN
Missuuia, 1t can be obtained ~
1atrpnizing home industry For
ltarticu'ars address, Chamber of
Ionrus rec, Nissouia. #e-
WASTED-SOMEBO WHO WILL
give a good reason for patsoniztag
nut-uf- town mail-order houses. Re-
ward for any reason that win hold
Cal on Home Merchant.
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FOR SALE--u NE & L n cit Ii
equipment: traps, pull. shed. etc,
Owners, haze no further use for
ssame. Address, O. g. T., q. A, w,
sr. 4. H., l.. +, s.
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FOUND.

ftfND-THE ME.ANEST MAN IN
the world When found, he Was
@ssnaing IL letter to n maii-order
Blouse. Anytady. can. have him By
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FoR RENT-rINE ROOMS IN OUR
new building. Call early d. Z. Q.
Eliks. s@@a-* %s -s 81 49,. s"sF-
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FOR RENT.

EbR RENT-MY STORE. HAVE
20 use for IL. ! did not advertise
o. StoMbuy.
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FtR sALE-fHE BEST RESIDENCE
sates in the world. Pure water. pure
sfir, fine location Address or call,
any Missou.a Real Estate agent.
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FbR SALE-ONE r l. NJ 7 o II
bridge: buyer can. haze. possession
ttfter November Is. =. c R"itz
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FOR Rents I A = u 4 = q ROOM
only. House full every night. Mis-
souia Hotel Man,
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FOR RFNT-AFTER DEC. |. THE
chair of secretary Of the interior
Present occupant going into other
business. Address, L. b., Washing
ton, u. Z.
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DEVELOPMENTS
NOTED IN BURLAP MARKETS
Calcutta Manufacturers Agree to Ex-
tend Time of Short Movement
Until June I.

LONDON, April 13.-There were a
number of interesting developments
noted on the leading burlap markets
during the week, but none tended to
improve the demand for cloth which
was light everywhere. Values in Cal
cutta and Dundee were largely in
fluenced by the drop in the cost of
jute, which fell to a point as low AZ
any touched this year. Burlap re
acted also, the price OF cloth declining
steadily on both markets until the
bottom figure of two months ag,, wan
reached.
The Calcutta manufacturers agreed
to extend the short time movements
up to the first of June. There was a
union Of sentiment respecting the ne
cessity of short time, and while some
mills were in favor of reducing the
working hours still further, the ma
jority believed that the Is per cent
curtailment now in force would prove
ample to meet the contingencies OF
the future. The cost of cloth dropped
between and 3 points sterling during
the past few days for all positions
fair amount of business was put
through for nearby shipment, but Il
is stated that the buyers contractea
for the bulk Of the cloth a figures
slightly above the lowest point.
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Offerings of New Capital.

NEW YORK, April 13.-New CAPT
tai issues, including bonds, notes ana
stocks, have aggregated since January
j last s375,901 $3.50 against s315. 45o, 500
in the first quarter of 1908, an in
crease this year of $6O,451,0S0. During
March the offerings were comparas
lively light owing to symptoms Of
congestion having developed in con-
quence of the heavy output in Janu-
airy and February. The total for last
month, according to The Journal Of
Commerce and Commercial Bulletins
compilation was $72,775,400, a de-
crease of $4,859,100.
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IN CITY PROPERTY.

PARKSIDE CONTINUES
TO LEAD BY A HAND
SOME MARGIN. THESE
BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES
ARE SELLING FAST.
COME IN AT ONCE AND
LET US SHOW YOU.
IN IRRIGATED TRACTS
alfalfa.
is THE CHOCE, THE
EARLIEST OF EARLY
FRUIT TRACTS. LET US
TELL YOU THE TALE OF
ATILLA. 1T WILL INTER-
EST YOU.
WE ARE THE EXCLU-
SIVE AGENTS.
CECIL e. CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance.
301 Ransom Bldg.
Phone 627.
4.jsa
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REAL EsTATE-continued.
WOLFE, VALAER & BROOKE,
Paine Buildino.

WOLFE, VALAER & BROOKE,
Paine Building.
$500 cash payment will Sc
cure a good home in east part
of city, consisting of room
house, good barn, running
stream of wateer, and one lot:
price $4,000.
$50 acres of fine grain land
on Alto ridge, 22O acres in fall
grain, one-third of grain goes
to purchaser, delivered; this
is 40 bushel land and is a
snap; price $35 per acre, half
cash.
Small cash payment will Sc
cure home close in, in east
part Of city; five room house.
barn, ETC.; this is good prop
erty and nice modest home;
price $$1,50o.
100 acres Of very best wheat
land, heavy black soil, good
improvements, right at ware
IOuSC, OVO dCISS III crop, all OF
which goes to purchaser;
nothing better; price $40 per
acre.
Have you a good lot worth
from $500 to $500 to trade as
first payment on a modest
home, well located? If so call
and see us.
$3.50 buys lot 54x1S6, run
ming water, fruit and berries,
also city water in the street;
$50 cash, $40 per month; this
will grow into money while
you sleep.
We have 81 properties to
trade; come and see us, we
have just what you want.
WOLFE, VALAER e. BROOKE,
1914 Paine Building.
Phone 1921.
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REAL ESTATE-Continued.
Cheap Farm Lands.

In the famous Grangeville country
near Lewiston. Idaho. now being opened
by two lines of railroad. Pronounced by
j. j. Hill of the Great Northern railroad
to be the Garden of the Pacific North
west" mild climate, fertile soil. produ-
cling heavy CROPS of grain, hay and
fruit. No irrigation. Write for circular.
A. F. PARKER,
Grangeville, IdahG.
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c. A. CANNON e CO.,
Room 10, State Hotel.

Yes, business is good. Our
farm properties are moving
right along-all the good buys
are being grabbed swiftly and
swell. A few good ones we
have left. Below we offer you
four of our best. 1t will pay
you to give them your consid-
Grafton.
100 acres-145 in cultivation
plenty Of water. Land is all in
summer fallow. Good S-room
house. Goes at $50 per acre;
easy terms. A cracker-jack.
240 acres-6O in cultivation.
balance timber land. A good
home with fair buildings. Price
$500, with terms.
16 acres os fine garden land to
rent, with good buildings; a
snap, and worth your immedi-
ate consideration.
Good five-acr tract, all gar
den land. With house, barn.
electric lights in all; an ideal
home; price $4,000; terms to
suit.
C.. A. CANNON e. CO.,
Room 10, Hotel State,
Phone 173.
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REAL EsTATE-continued
LOPEZ IMPROVEMENT CO.
WaIla Wala, Wash.

We have some of the best invest
ments in the country.
Timber Lands, Wheat and Dairy
Lands, Lots, City Properly. Business
Chances, Stocks and Bonds, Guaran
teed Profit Sharing Bonds, good for
IL per cent interest These will stand
investigation. If you have money to
invest, look this up.
II you have anything to sell, give US
a call. If you wish to buy, don't for
get us, either. WE WILL USE YOU
RIGHT
w. C. TAYLOR, Local Manager.
WaIIa Waf.a, Wash.
Phone 427. No. % East Alder st.
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BARGAINS IN.
FRACTIONAL ACRE
TRACTS,

In the Abbott acreage,
southeast Of the city, one and
half miles from Main
street.
We have three exceptional
bargains in small tracts which
if taken Immediately can be
made to produce good crop of
potatoes or garden truck yet
this year.
ga acres in one tract.
2 ga acres in another tract.
Will sell any part Of this one,
or all to one party. All are
subirrigated but also have
: water right for each tract.
II you can handle one Of
these tracts come in and let us
hear what terms you would
like to have on one or all Of
them These must be sold at
once, and can be had at a
bargain. No doubt of their
being the best buys now
being offered.
DICE e. JACKSON,
Second Street, Between Main
and Alder.
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THE COMMONWEALTH
REAL ESTATE co.


Can sell yonu these
homes and they are all o. k.
No. 1874 7-room house
and lot close in for $500.
Terms en- part.
No. 22oNAn Broom house
in Green's Park for $1,000.
This is the best buy we
: have.
No. 240-Here is a dandy.
A 5-room house and lot
60x5O0, for $4,000. Terms
$500 and $50 per month.
Look this up; it will pay
you.
THE COMMONWEALTH
REAL ESTATE CO..
10 1 2 South Fourth st.
'Phone Main 1872.