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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-13
ELKS CARD PARTY.

With the generous spirit that per-
vades the atmosphere AT the Joyous
Christmas time. comes the sacrificing
acts OF all who are benevolently dis
posed
One of the first societies TO respond
TO the Christmas cheer incentive Is
the Martha, which will give card par
ty al the Elks' spacious club rooms
on Washington avenue. Wednesday
evening. November 18th. which the
ously offered for this charitable pur-
pose. The Martha society attracted
a large crowd at the last entertain
ment given at the Weber club rooms.
Admission will be charged and the
proceeds used wherever needful as de-
cided BY the members OF the Martha
society.
The character OF the games have not
been decided exactly, but two beauti-
full prizes will be donated, which Is
considered very charming OF the don
ors. Mrs Ad Kuhn and Mrs. Abe
Kuhn will present the society with
the gentleman's prize and Mrs. John
Lewis. the lady'S prize.
The members of the Martha society
will make elaborate arrangements.
and about $50 guests are expected.
Following are the names of the men,
bers OF the club who are all known
to be charming entertainers: Mrs.
Thomas E. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Abe Kuhn.
Mrs John s. Lewis, Mrs. A. p. Hibbs,
Mrs. I. l.. Reynolds, Mrs E. P. Mat
son. Mrs. Ad Kuhn, Mrs H. H, Spen"
Ger. Mrs. Mlttie EccleS, Mrs. NJ. 5.
Browning, Mrs. Joseph Scowcroft. Mrs.
E. A. I.ittlefeld. Mrs E NJ. Conroy,
Mrs David Eccles. Mrs. R. T. Hume.
Mrs. ]. C. Armstrong, Mrs William
Eccles Mrs. A. P. Bigelow, Mrs
Promise Dee. Mrs. G l.. Becker, Mrs.
T. Healy Mrs. A s. Condon, Mrs
]. H Spargo. Mrs. F.. j. Kiesel and
Mrs. Ezra Rich.
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KITCHEN BRIDAL SHOWER.

The shower which deluged Miss
Eileen Hetzler with culinary necessi-
ties and was an evidence OF the es-
TEEN in which she Is held by her
friends, was decided success to the
guests present as well as 10 her, and
II occurred on Monday evening.
Her home at 3S7S Washington ave.
nue.. was joyous with the merry-mak-
ing. Games and music furnished much
of the pleasure and one of the daint-
lest OF suDpers was served
The guests present were Misses
Minnie Brown. Mabel CharleSworth
Hazel Newey, Gladys Ensign, Dorothy
Greenwell, Orlando Wooley. Emma
Unsworth, Eva Hetzler and Miss
Charlesworth.
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Mr.. AND MRS. JAY ENTERTAINED.

Among the interesting social events
laid over last week. was the enjoy.
ment afforded to the many friends Of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jay at their hos
pitable home
Games and refreshments were the
order of the affair, and the guests
were Jolly and well pleased with the
evening. as they reluctantly wendell
the way TO their various homes at u
late hour
Those invited to participate were;
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Stallings, Mr.. and
Mrs, o Stephens, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steimle, Mr and Mrs. j CroSsley,
Mr. and Mrs. F. Dalton, Mr.. and Mrs
Lon Jones. Mr. and Mrs S. Stephens,
Mesdames Hughes. Stone, Robinson
and Mr. j. Robinson.
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DANCING JUVENILES.

To be an observer at the Royal acad-
emy on SATURDAY afternoon. while
Mrs. Berry is training the graceful lit
tie feet of her dancing students. with
the assistance of her young daugh-
ter, is TO witness one of the prettiest
sights that can be imagined
While pleasing 10 the eye, il mod
erately INDUCED in, learning the us
age Of the feet, in conjunction with
the whole body, has a decided tenden-
cy toward grace in those who edu-
cate themselves in this particular line.
In this day and age of education.
the body must be educated as well
as the mind and soul
The exquisite abandon and grace of
childhood. Is, one might say. the great
est innocent attractive force in the
world
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PLEASANTLY SURPRISED.

Mrs. Mary Nye was very pleasant
ly surprised last Friday evening at
the home of her son. George o. Nyo,
the occasion being her birthday an
niversary.
The evening was spent enjoyably
with a musical programme, after
which a dainty luncheon was served.
Those who spent such a very pleas
ant evening were: Messrs and Mes.
danes ID. w ATave, Thos Phillips.
Osborne Nye. George o. Nye. Messr5.
Albert Cherrington. George A Deb
bendener, Mesdames Ellen Eastman.
Thos. Bartlett; Misses Marion Nye.
LeonOre Eastman, Zelpha and Gwen
doline AyaVe.
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TOLSTOI.

The Tolstoi Circle met with Mrs.
P, A. Cook. at her home on Twentieth
street. Tuesday last. In spite of the
nclement weather a good attendance
was present.
After the business part OF the meet
ing was disposed of. Mrs. Gosling
opened the program with the poem,
Dickens in Camp" by Bret Harte,
which was very we'll given, after
which the studies of David Copper
field was resumed, with Mrs. Kuhn.
the president. in the lead. A general
debate followed on the characters as
signed.
During the social hour refreshments
were served by the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. Townsend
The club adjourned to meet with
Mrs. Meek. 2660 jefferson Ave, Tues
day. November 22rd.
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THURSDAY CGMelMN CLUB.

Thursday afternoon Mrs. b. F. Liv.
ingston entertained the "Cemblmn
Club" at her beautiful home in Gram.
ercy avenue The afternoon was pleas
antly spent in social chat, cards and
music
At 400 o'clock dainty lunch was
served, after which the guests depart
ed for their homes. The Ccmblmn
Club will meet with Mrs. l.. Boyle
Thursday afternoon. November 18th.
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JoYce-HIeeARo WEDDING.

The wedding ceremony Of Miss Fran
ces Joyce and Mr.. Henry Charles Hio-
bard. will be performed at the Church
of the Good Shepherd this evening
Guests must, Of necessity, present
their invitations AT the door as the
friends of the contracting parties are
so numerous that the invitations GOV.
er the capacity of the church. there.
fore no one but those presenting in.
yitations Will be admitted
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VENAeLESeELLlS WEDDING,

On Monday evening, November S.
at the residence Of Rev. J f. Carver,
129 Twenty-1ifth street, Mr. George
Nenables, of Chicago. and Miss Rosa
c, Bells, of Kansas City, were quiet
ly married
The groom was formerly a court
stenographer in Chicago. but. becom-
ing afflicted with stenographers pa
ralysis. came west to make new
start, and, having secured a good bus
iness in Salt Lake, sent TO Kansas
City for his bride.
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FRIDAY NIGHT BRIDGE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kuhn enter
tanned the Friday Night Bridge club
last evening. There was A full attend
ance
The decorations were in white. the
centerpiece for the table was gorge
Gus crowd of white chrysanthemums
and the luncheon almost surpassed
former efforts by the charming hos.
tess,
The lady's prize was Won by Mrs.
Abe Kuhn and the gentleman's by Dr..
a. p. HibbS
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RECEPTION AT THE METHODIST
CHURCH.

A reception was given TO the NOM
bers and adherents Of the Methodist
Episcopal church by Rev. and Mrs. G.
w. McCreery Friday evening A large
company Of people responded to the
invitation and good time was enjoyed
by all
During the evening there were these
musical selections: A solo by Mrs.
F. y, Hess, a selection by the Meth
odist male quartette, whistling solo,
by Miss Addie Rowse a violin solo by
Miss Rosamond Laird and a piano
duet by Miss Jessie Welch and Herbert
c. Layne. and several piano solos by
Mr., Layne,
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! |l||.|IeS(lCIE5'TYi'l| So = = :

Genevieve Malone will give a recital.
Miss Holbcrg appeared last June in 4
recital which provoked considerable
stir IN the local musical world. II
was apparent then that she would
have to arrange another evening 10
please her many friends.
Miss Malone. the violinist who Is
to assist Miss Holberg, is well known
In ogden.
Nine Holberg. Miss Loretto Malone
and Miss Biddle are the advertised
accompanies
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-13

During the retiring Will conduct
closing pianos and small musical mer-
conducted the occupied by the
Consolidated Music Company 1886 WASHINGTON AVENUE Og
den, Utah
AS result of o organize local music company
conducting general music bus
Washington will be taken by the
pany, the latter part of this month.
The following represented by the Consolidated
20 will be continued by the firm
Steinway Sohmer Estey Cable Kmball Les
ter McPhai Koher Campbell and others
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MRS. EMPEY SERVED TEA.

Overlooked in the hurry of Satur-
days society report was an afIair held
at the home of Mrs. All Empey 4i7
Thirtieth street, Ogden, Friday after
noon.
Tea was dispensed and the guests
entertained b. G9meS.
The invited guests were Mesdames
n. w. Stone. Lon Jones, Henry West,
VIII Powers. James Rennie. Bob Min
mock. Geo. Wheelwright. Harriet Ste
vens and Sol WheelwrIeht.
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CHAMPIONSHIP DEPENDS
ON MADISON GAME

Madison. Wis. Nov. i2.-The foot.
ball cham2ionship of the middle west
probably depends on the game 10 be
PLAYED In Madison tomorrow between
minnesota and Wisconsin. Both teams
nave thus far won all contests this
year. Predictions largely favor Min
nesota, although Wisconsins line is
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-13

For delicious cheese balls, buy
some cottage cheese. work it smooth
with butter and season well with per.
mesian cheese. Season with malt and
paprlka, make into small balls and
serve with salad course
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TEA PARTY.

a dainty tea was given by Mrs.
James Rennie. at her homo on Wash
lnSton avenue. Thursday afternoon
The guests present were Mesdamcs
Henry West Will Powers Lon Jones,
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LOCAL MUSIC HOUSE
TO CHANGE HANDS
Absorbed by Ogden Music Co-Change
to Take Place of Current Month

NEW COMPANY WILL OCCUPY FINE MODERN BUILDING
NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT 237o WASHINGTON
AVE, OGDEN UTAH, WITH COMPLETE LINE OF
PIANOS ORGANS SMALL MUSICAL MERCHANDISE AND
SHEET MUSIC.
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MUSICAL EVENT.

The musical event of the season is
promised at the Congregational
church neNt Friday evening. when
Miss A. Rosalie Holbcrg and Miss
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ID. w. Stone. Harriet Stevens, Sol
WheelwrIght. Bob MinnocR, George
Wheelwright. Polly Doyle, ALI Empey'
and Lizzie Stone.
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Masonic Temple, Washington avenue,

Masonic Temple, Washington avenue,
between Twenty-flfth and Twenty
sixth streets. Subject. "Mortals ard
ImmortGls.' Sunday school at 9:45
a. m Wednesday evening testimonial
meetings are held ut p. m. The
public is cordially invited to attend
these services. Free reading rooms
are open daily, except Sundays and
holidays. from 2 to 5 p. m. in same
building
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-13

slightly stronger. Minnesota. how
ever had more individual stars and
has defeated It's previous opponents
by larger scores than Wisconsin.
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d)(7H";zEjRgzmgzA y 7";z

Rev. C. w. Fleetwood OF the First
Episcopal church of ogden will de-
liver an address at the Embey mission
Sunday evening at o'clock. in their
hall In the Bennett block corner of
Twenty-siXtb and Grant. The public is
cordially invited.
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German Lutheran service will be
held at 80 p. m. by Rev VIM. j.
Lankow. from Salt Lake. at the Re-
organized Chapel at 1901 Washington
avenue. All Germans cordially in
yited
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CHILD CULTURE CLUB.

Mrs Gosling entertained the Child
Culture club at the Episcopal guild
rooms Tuesday evening, November 2,
In very charming manner
The program was well rendered
Mrs. Smurthwaitc reviewed the book
concerning children by Gilman Mrs
Hunter spoke on The Criminal Ten
dencies of the Child at the Adolescent
Period Mrs. Smith read an article
from Dunston Brewer on "The Child S
Mind from Eighteen Months TO Three
Years"
AT refreshing hour a delicious re-
past was served.
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Church OF the Good Shepherd
Northeast corner Twenty-fourth and
Grant Services at 7.30 and IL a m.
and 7.20 p. III. Sunday school o.45
a m VIM w Fleetwood rector
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CORNELL PLAYS CHICAGO.

Ithaca, y. Y, Nov. 12.-CoIlss,
PLAYS Chicago tomorrow the olss osns
game of the season for the l'u"r;
on home grounds. The two hsi
tied G and last year. CoTae'
light signal practice today.
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FIrst Methodlet EpiscopaI Church

First Methodist Episcopal Church.
1852 Twenty-fourth street-iust east
OF court house. Rev. G. W. McCrcery,
pastor 10 a M. Sunday school. Mr..
H. F. Newton, superintendent Classes
for all ] 4. m. morning worship
sermon by pastor Topic. "Correlat-
ing Our Experiences" There win be
a solo by Mrs. F. n Hess. Noon,
class meeting. Mrs. Jaames Drysdale,
leader. $50 p. III, Epworth League
for young people. Mrs. G, w Nc.
Creery, leader. The young people eX-
tend an invitation to all 7;30 p. m.
gospel service. Rev DR. Louis S.
Fuller will present the work OF the
Anti-Saloon League There will be
a selection bv the chorus choir Good
singing and hearty welcome. The
events of the week are prayer meet
Ing "Wednesday evening: oyster sup
per by the Brotherhood Thursday
evening Bake-day sale. by Queen
Esther Circle, Saturday afternoon.
All the above in the church parlors.
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Holds service at IL a. m in the new
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German Evangelical st, eauPs-At
Swedish Lutheran church. on Twenty
third and Jefferson avenue. Sunday
morning service at l O'Clock. Every
one is cordially welcomed Sabbath
school at 9 o'clock every Sunday
Franen yereln on the first Wednes-
day Of the month at the school room
o. the church at o'clock p m. Choir
practice every Wednesday night at
7:30 O'Clock. p, Phi. Tester, pastor
Phone 390i-I
Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Elm
church-Corner Twenty.third street
and Jefferson avenue Rev. ]. f.
harrington. pastor Sunday school at
10 n m. No service will be held. as
the pastor will be in Park City. The
Ladies' Aid society will meet at the
home of Mrs. Larson, 2l5 Twenty
seventh street. next Thursday at Q so
o'clock This is the last meeting be-
fore the socIety's annual sale, so
everyone Is urged 10 be present.
First Baptist Church-Located on
Grant avenue. near Twcnty-fourth
street, Rev II. d, Zimmerman, pas
tor Calendar of services for Sun
day. Nov. 1ith. 1909. will be as fol
lows. The Bible school will meet at
10 o'clock. Classes for old and
young \ beginners class has been
organized with Mrs. Pratt in charge,
Mothers are urged to avail themselves
oil this class. and bring their little
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-11-13

Mr.. and Mrs. A, ]. McCaffery. of
Evanston. moved to Ogden Monday to
make permanent residence Mn Caf-
ferry is q well known conductor on the
Union Pacific and has many friends
both in Evanston and Ogden.
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READ THE CLASSIFIED PA'
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First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Holds service at IL a. IN. in the new
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I.and-Continued.

here sPRAaUE & WHITE. $40 Grant
Kern County and Los Angeles County
Two sections OF good unmproved In
Kern county; two sections Los Angeles
county; all good, plenty water, all land
Want good city or good eastern. y
sivIs & Co, 305 Mason bldg, F6s5o'
Bdwy 1s42.
Lankershin-
kershim, corner; only $4,000; wan,
clear lots or cottage for equity. ldea
Realty Co., 200 Severance bldg, Bdwy
Los Angeles, near
10 acres close to Los Angeles, equity
$4,000, for apartment house or good cot
taRe See Fox, with II. L. Miller Co..
Ala W. 7th., Main 6707. F37SS.
Los Angeles, 2 hours from
Orange land for house. % acres; $1,000
as good as ever offered, hours from Los
Angeles The c. H. A. Goodwin Co., 3O2-
sos Central bldg. Main 1859. FslSo.
Ontario - - ~.
tario CAL; good orange land; price $1,000
c. w. Curran, Ontario, Cal.
Los Angeles, 20 miles from
$4,000 mtg. $1,000. 20 acres fine alfalfa
land. 20 miles out on electric want. city
and assume. Fine 5-acre orange grove
full bearing, navels and valencias; goou
house. barn; price $1,000, mtg, $1,000, wan an,
city. prefer vacant lots. L. f. Moore' fVi
o. T. Johnson bldg.
Ontario, near
$4,000, alfalfa land near Ontario a.
$50 an acre; artesian water at 100 feet
Exchange all or part, residence or mats
j. f. Heber s. Co.. III S. Broadway
Santa Ana
60 acres fine land for beets. celery or gen
eral farming; plenty of water; price $13,5OO
Want, Pasadena or Los Angeles property L.
w. Wheeler, Santa Ana.
Washington, Spokane 80,
is acres, fine soil. plenty water; $500
per acre. Wanted s. California CROWNS
town close in acreage ". W,
a an n
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r OS ANGELES
~ INCOME PROPERTY

Close in
$50. 600: clear; only 3 blocks from Second
and Broadway; 120x165, with substantial i'm
provements: rental about $500 per month
VIII pay s25, 900 to $4,000 cash difference for
downtown business or income property
Croake & Mccain, 229 Douglas bldg Aisle
Main 3430
Close in
$50, 900; clear; downtown business property
near Second st., showing per cent net in
come on price VIII exchange with $4,000 OF
less cash CroaKe & Mccain, 229 Douglas
bldg. AISLE; Main 1880.
Close in
$50 900; we'll and centrally located city IN
come; 4-story brick building; actual net in
come $4,000 per annum. Want $4,000 cash $780,
900 mortgage back and $35, 900 in trade. r. j.
Widney 5OO-5O3 Lankershlm bldg. A9llS; Main
$500.
FiguerOa st.
$4,000 worth Of income property on Ftgue
roa street free and clear, and some cash FOL
an orange grove. See w. p. Mcintosh, WITH
Edward D. Silent & Co, 40S-ilO S. Hill.
Santa Fe II. r., on
Income corner on Santee, close in; alst
Maple ave, property; well rented; $4,000
Want alfalfa ranch to $4,000, clear. f. u
Weik & Co.. 300 H. w. Hellman bldg
Vermont ave-, near Jefferson
5000; mortgage $500; lot 5Oxl4O; stores
and 21 rooms above; income 1920 per month
Vermont ave-. near Jefferson. What have
YOU to offer? Geo A. Cortelyou. 6S4-6S5 Brad
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RANCHES

Altadena-- .-o6o.
clear. Want cottage. G. E. Delevan, 627
Bryson block. A3536
BuarO Station, near
1O-acre nicely improved place, Santa Ana
valley near Buaro station. Extra nice sandy
loan soil: good 5-room house, barn, chicken
houses and corrals. Wind mill and tank for
domestic use pumping plant and galvanized
pipe for irrigating purposes; some aiI s,ala
barley, potatoes and corn now in Price S42oo;
mortgage 1850. owner wants well located
cottage southwest, will assume little II
necessary Henley. Halfhill & Nicklin, ga
Citizens Natl. Bank pldg AzlSo; Main oOl'
Buena Park =
proved, buildings, trees, wells, etc; good in
come. The G. II. A. Goodwin Co.. SVz-SoS
Central bldg. Main 1909; F5l0V'
COachella- -
ranch good pumping plant, small house.
want city. Forbes Realty Co., 4O1 Laughlin
bldg. Al16S Main SEAL.
Compton
sis, 600; clear; % acres, Compton; acres
alfalfa, balance potatoes and corn; two now
ing wells buildings Want city or beach IN
come c. NJ Wooster Co, 223 W. Second st.
Bdway. 1885. w. A. Francis, exchange de-
partment.
Covina electric line, ~ mile from
2ls acres choice land, only 20 minutes from
city: new 5-room house, barn, small fruit,
etc; $780, mtg. $1,000. Want one or two va
cant lots and some cash for equity; service N7,a
Bros, 302 Frost bldg. A674S Broadway 4i4S'
Downey, "a mile from depot
5-acre ranch, good 5-room house, large
barn, chicken corrals, ETC.; about one-half the
place in bearing fruit; price $500 mtg SliVO'
years, per cent VIII sell on easy terms
or exchange for good city. Huns Wall Really
Co.. 2l0 Mercantile place. FS54S, Bdwy' $3.50
Electric car line, 2 blocks from
1O-acre ranch Garden Grove Groom plas-
tered house, barn, windmill; only S6OOO Want
home here. Ideal Realty Co., 200 Severance
bldg. Broadway 3237.
EscOndidO, near
21-acre orange, peach, grape, apple and
walnut ranch, abundance of water, build
| ings; biggest snap ever offered; $1,000. Want
| cash IDEAL Realty Co., 200 Severance bldg,
Broadway 1887.
FaIIbroOk, San Diego county, near
| clear Owner wants Los Angeles or might
consider eastern Eugene C. Webster, 73l H.
| w. Helman bldg
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T OS ANGELES
~ LOTS

Main st., near Adams
$4,000. lot 5Ox140, on Main near Adams
good Groom cottage; want good residence
high ground southwest. Geo. A. Cortel-
you. 634-635 Bradbury bldg
Main ST., near Washington
one business lot Main street near
washington to exchange for an orahse
grove. The privilege Of offering Main
street frontage in exchange for anytnIne
is one seldom enjoyed by any agent nc
price is $4,000. See w. P. Mcintosh, win
Edward d. Silent & Co., 4OS-4lO 3. Hill
Olive ST., near First oo
$2250O, Olive ST., near First ST., o4xizo,
price $500 per foot. very choice apartment
house property. owner will turn TINS IN
clear and $4,000 cash for residence up 10
S27,5O0. Mines & Parish. 80 ). Hill ST.
San Pedro st. and Compton ave-
, $500, lot so feet on Wall. 100 feet on
San Pedro, 100 feet deep, with 2 store
rooms and a 60x130-foot Compton ave
corner with 4-room cottage all clear. Elk
change or Groom house west OF MAN
ST: will assume some. j. F. Heber d Co..
Ill s. Broadway.
Slauson ave- s,o,,on owe
190x105. improved with new, modern cot
tage. room for more: will assume on
this good property j. j. Phelps; zSo II
w. Hellman bldg. AS4o2' Main f7f''
ST. s97oo clear lot 75x125. st. Andrews
blvd. near 10th ST.; high and slightly
Exchange for bungalow. 5; w. ,c ana pa pa,
Douglas bldg. A1S12, Main $780,
Washington blvd w..
70x150 lot double corner; $500; clear. wan
lot or small cottage and lots in industria
section. Choate & Stumpf, 200-zo1 Fay bldg
A64S3 Main 1907.
Washington blvd go 7z~4ro
S450O. clear cash value. lot 7oxl5o
double clean corner on Washington oVo.
want lot or small cottage and lots IN IN
dustrial section. We have several larse
nroperties, both country and city. 10 e&-
change We can handle anything goou
DON'T want trash. Choate & Stumpt' zoo-
201 Fay bldg. Main 1107, A64SS.
West Seventh ST., close in e..o,.,,
$4,000, clear, large, close-in w. seventh
ST. corner, 150x14O to alley. VIII assume
on income property or add clear property
for larger deal. Forbes Realty CO.. 4ol
1aurhlin bldg. A116s, Main S641.
Westlake District w..
$4,000, mtg. 10000 well-located west
lake corner, 10Ox150 on one OF princlpa
east and west streets. Forbes Realty Co.
IO1 Laughlin bldg. A116S, Main so4l'
wilton place and Washington
$4,000, clear, handsome, large corner iol
near Wilton place and Washington VIII
exchange with $4,000 for modern or o.
room house near same locality. Croake
& Mccain, 229 Douglas bldg' AloA@'
Main 1880.