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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
BIRTHS AND DEATHS.


Births-John A. Tanner, 1913 North Six
teenth street. boy; Emmett q. solomon,
Use MCmorial hospital, buy, Harry
lhOlnpson, Omaha General hospital, girl
Carl n. Larson, 3lO North Twentieth
street, boy; fred Zip, 3l3 North Twenty
lourul street, UOy, George Mollner, 4VSJ
lzard street, boy.
Deaths-Augusta II. Hendricks, 52S North
4 wenty-ftth avenue, - years; Mrs. edna
Is. Young, VI south Eighteenth street, ~
years: Louise c.. kuhl, 81 South Twenty
first street, a years, Mary Olsen, Florence,
10 years; Mary M. Roe, Tenth and Cas-
tellar streets. Al years; Mary NJ. Pettin-
CELL, 1858 North Eighteenth street, AZ years;
Mrs. kmma Wagner, ll05 North Twenty
first street, So years; Elizabeth Witte, $500
Jones street, 30 years; Vivian Arlene Bar
ret, 3SA North Twenty-fourth street, IA
days; Vito CampObaso, Omaha General
hospital, 80 years; Frank Phelps, lO2 Thirty
third street, Is months; Joseph Mertz, 1913
South Fourth street, % years; William
Ratzburg, Fortieth street and Poppleton
avenue, ~ years.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
DEATH AND FUNERAL NOTICES.

DURKEE-Paul Cohn. son of William p,
and Anna Durkee, aged 10 years, 3 months
and , days, Thursday, April Y, 1909, at
4lJ.
Service at the home. AS North Fortieth
street Sunday at ? u. m.
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PHELFS-Frank, April q. 1903, age ! year
. inUntns and y days, beloved son OF Mr..
ami Mrs. Frank Phelps.
ru.eral services Will be held from Mrs.
Water ). Jardine's, l2 South Thirty
tuiId street, Sunday, April %, at 2 p. IN.
Ihterh.enL Forest Lawn. Funeral private.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25

ED. JOHNSTON & CO.'S STATEMENT

For the benefit of our clients and friends we publish each
SUNDAY this BULLETIN of GOOD THINGS in the realty world,
which we have collected during the week.
We first wish to say that many people whose finances have
maternity improved in the past few years, and whose boys and girls
are growing up and want, with the old folks, to get into finer res
ldental districts, are asking us to sell their present houses and to
flndfor them a nice large lot or a fine, completely modern home
of from seven to ten rooms. List with us at once anything YOU
tculars of residence. -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
u NOTICES.
Attention, Eagles

Eagles OF Omaha, south Omaha. Benson
dlu .OIence wAI nu4d JOINT memorial serv-
.,Cs a. the EdBie Auditorium, Benson, Sun
Gdy, ApIlI -, at $50 y. m. Members OF
C..ana AerIe Will meet at club rooms, l4lV
t-arnuy street, at 1880 y. m, and proceed
10 BensOn IN a body. Inc services will be
pubnC. ftlenus are invited. Geo. K. West,
worthy President. ID. w. Canon, Secre-
tary 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
CARD OF

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Coleman and MrD.
LESLIE " asner wish 10 express their thanks
Ior the hinuness shown them by their
friends ANA neighbors in the recent death
OF their mother, Mrs. Mary Regain, and
especially tleir appreciation Tor the beauui-
Il flowers sent by the w. Z. y. Il. 0f
South Omaha, court No. 500
We wish 10 extend our thanks to our
friends for their KIND assistance and floral
oi.e..nss to uur beloved rather aud nus
Dand. Mrs. John AorIn and laInlIy
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
LICEN 81

The following marriage licenses nave
been granted:
Name and Residence. Age.
William hoob, Bra yton, Ia................ u
Emma Larsen, BlGytcn, Ia...........,., q
Samuel Clayton, Gregory, S. D........... q
Ialetta u DONE, Gregory, 5. D...,...... 70
Harry Il. Hubbard, Omaha. ............... 70
Ladora M. Waterbury, Filden...."....,., q
Joseph a. Sraker, Beatrice. .......,...... %
Grace hanscom, Beatrice. .......,.....,.., y
Peter Hrestopoulor, Omaha.............. 80
Ashla Paraskerop, Omaha. .............. "
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
INVEST IN MILTON ROGI

INVEST IN MILTON ROGERS PLACE
Put your money where will bring goo returns and b. safe Buy a slice of his
hoice, ciosein property, build modern flats an thne enjoy a steady and secure
m r. rE.r r4-. -. -,
Let us ave a little Of our tm to q lonstrae wthis car be dor eeashy. can
on us or phone FOR us to call IN you .t
s 200 81 blocks from Harvey St car line, with 7room house city water WaeerL ana ana e lShn
Ight: three full lots With about SO fruit tires, POI grapes; frstcass shde
small barn md a lage garden spot:h house is in good. repan;n NICE e roomS
all or one floor. Prize is very low, as. owne Is leaving Inc city, ~" cash
will buy it, balance monthly payments 49,.
s 2GO-2n7 Poppleton Ave lot $xIO feet roems story M a half house. modern
except heat; in very rood repair; Immediate possession; street paved and pAd
for; easyw walking distance. ..: x.-
s 6oo-u s. aga st.. nearly new Sroom house. with oak finish downHatsi furnace
to eight instanmems of paving; one block to car; lot %x2TH Feet hh cash
will bWy this % 49,, -.
q K O- %5 Seward St. 10 rooms Ill modern,q quarter AVG white oak finish W
stairs hot water heat lot tNMN feet; fine shade; paving PAID .
q $3.50 rooms III modern, pax fnsh downstairs, east front on SthS St. just north
of Farnam; subject to seven nstannents OF paving. 49,
particular central hall, long living groom. with fireplace p%ok cases cases ana u mn n
but n; dining room with buntl ouffejc coat closet In, the aH comnnaA un
staircase wnsans finished in Mission style upstairs In white enH lou
large bedrmmsa m bath; servants room and large storage pp nmn on on uMuecct 70
floor; extra toilet In basement garage In the Ddh S"u E"N 10 '"
six instalnents of paving AK. ..
on nth md raNthom Ave-, strictly modern nearly new Sroom residence guar
wv ter sawed oak nnsh, maple floors, handsomely decorated onpmauo new
large lot convenient to car and high and slightly location. One Of the choicest
home in this section fort the money.
q eo EId Cub district brand new Srcom residence IN the choicest. street be
S"V wan Field Club and Sd Ave House is handsomely decorated finished II
oak downstairs ad birch upstairs with maple uors ana wme enl ~c
work.; tiled bath room AM wSu6uie no. water nSFr, ne neat cbt ina "c c%et snS seat in
inc dining room and living room sleepng porch, large front poch cGes
ddSe % wv md Garage: paving III paid This is the best bargain In the Fdd
club district today and will sell before tho week Is ouL IAN cash requ lFT
& 9 M Field club district; brand new room residence. hot water heat nnsnea IN
oak, billiard room M servants room IN auc' very S""' NA
exceptionally attractive house. ~ -.A-. IN
SNON-Eat front on go. etween Woo .wr IsS mo aa o ad electric light large barn
With cement driveway, lot H&hl teeI
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
LITTLE FARM

10 acres, five of which are in apples.
plums, cherries, one acre in blackberries.
small house, hen house, well and sheds
one mile northwest of Ralston. With fruit,
a Few COWS and chickens. a good living can
be made on this place. Buy this and have
an assurance Of a living the balance OF
your life.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
VACANT

6Ox124 feet. I'D St. just north of Laird
St.-S600.
Three Ex124-foot lots, Howard ST., near
S5th Ave-, all on grade-S1,1 100 to 1850.
These are very cheap.
50x125 feet, sd St, near Dodge, only 81 1000.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
RESIDENCE

At $,76 We can sell you a nice little
home OF s rooms on Spaulding St, near
81; modern except heat; lot 50xl2S, with
me large shade tree and small barn.
owner says get offer. You know what
that means.
A nice home of 5 rooms, all modern but
heat, with full cemented, bricked IN base
ment, which is arranged for laundry; fine
shade trees; corner lot. east and south
'front.' opposite proposed new university;
brick sidewalks both streets. A nice home
and the price is low at $3.50.
FINE broom home on lizard, near 18th.
with good barn, built by carpenter for his
own home; full brick basement, furnace,
path room, brick sidewalk in front to and
around house. A complete home for a
large family. The price is only 81, 500. which
means the large lot, with fine shade and
fruit trees, vines, shrubbery. ETC., for moth
ing, as the house can't be built for the
let us show you this tomorrow.
A very nice fully modern home of 6
rooms. on corner, Corby and Goth SITS.
we'll worth g. 150: easy terms
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25

BEMIs PARK DIsTRICT-Good Groom
house, nearly new, all modern, hot water
heat, half block from car line; price, SO, 100.
Walnut Hin DistTict-7-room house. mod
ern except heat, one block TO car line,
four blocks to the new cathedral; owner
leaving city; price, $3.50.
7-room house. new, modern In every way,
walking distance, on Dodge ST.; 1880.
J. ]. ROONEY. 81 BEE BLDG.
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HERE is a CHANCE FOR YOU To
STOP PAYING RENT.
New 4-ro0m cottage, just completed. full
lot, tl.l5O. small cash payment, balance
monthly. youll have 20 hurry N YOU get
In on this Union Investment Co, 80 Be-.
Tel. Douglas 2pA. O9-M36 Mi
CHEAP FOR CASH.
All modern 6-room house. Can or tele-
phone after 6 z6l N. 18th. Ind. BEES.
Q9)-M81 3x
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25

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Hecht Pharmacy, 7D S. s6th 81.
Benson Pharmacy, Benson, Neb.
LeInis Park Pharmacy. SD and Cunning
Blakcs Pharmacy, 2S25 Sherman ave.
Coushlin, G. h., 9th and Pierce Sts.
On ton Hnl Pharmacy. &aJ2 MllIdIy ave-
tcHte, J. T., 2ist Ave. and Farnan 81
Slissey P~narnacy. Sith and Lake S~'
CeTmak, Emil, lSOl-5 s. 18th 81.
Ell els. 4. H., 2s02 Leavenworth-
Fcstvf " Arnold, 2S ". 18th 81
kltytag, John j., 1914 N. oath 81
FL rSncc Drug Co, FlC renee. Nep.
Goodman Pharmacy, 1th and Lake SAA
GreenougI. O.. A., 1924 > 10Th ~
Gil et hougn, q. A, l6S4 ). 10Th 81
HoyGei,, William c., $50 Farnam ST. q.
Hanscom Park Pharmacy, lHl b zStn SI
Hclst, JOAN, 54 n. 10th st.
HUI, A. L., 224 L~eavenwcrth 81
King. II. s., 233s Farnam ST. q.
Kouhtze Place Pharmacy, 26Ol N 24tn 81
l.atlroI, Charles E., 1874 n. 24th ST.
PaIrich Drug Co., l01 N. Path 81
Peytun, L. H., Gath and Leavenwortn Sts'
Saratoga Drug Co, Gath st. and Ames avs.
ScLaefer's Cut Price Drug Co.. ION anu
Chicago SITS.
schaefer. August. 2Os1 N. 10th st.
Schmidt, j. H., 24th and Cunning Sts.
Walnut Hill Pharmacy, 4Oth and Cumins'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(Continved.l
HASTINGS & HEYDEN
1914 Harvey Street Conservative Building
F NONE OF E SUIT y
319S Larrimore Ave, $2,250

=
1898 Larrimore Ave-, $2,250
Five-room, HISTORY house. modern except
furnace. Bath room Is on the first floor,
vestibule and nice porch. One more room
can be finished in the attic, II desired.
one corner lot, and is a very desirable
piece OF property for the money. Three
blocks to AYES Ave car line.
524 South 9th ST., $3.50
six-room modern cottage, Just west of the
Winona apartment house. All srooms on
one floor. In splendid neighborhood. Full
cemented cellar, with bricked up furnace.
House is newly papered.
1915 South Both ST., $4,000
Three rooms and reception hall on first
floor, four bedrooms and bath on second
floor; modern in every respect; has fur
mace heat; street is paved with asphalt;
convenient to both the oath and east side
Hanscom Park car lines; new barn, Sx20
It There will be more development In
this section of the city this year than in
any other part of Omaha. ~
1911 Pinkney ST., $3,100.
Nine rooms, strictly modern, on paved
street. opposite Kountze Park and close
to the boulevard. This is undoubtedly the
cheapest house in Kountze Place, and
anyone that can use this sized house will
surely get a bargain.
1903 Binney Street, $3,250
Six rooms; built two years ago; Soft.
south front lot, nicely terraced. House
has parlor, dining room and kitchen on
the first floor, full brickrd cellar; best
furnace made; fine open plumbing. This
will make a fine home for someone.
Close to car and stores.
2211 Pinkney ST., '$3,400
Seven rooms. entirely modern. Has vesti-
bule entrance, parlor, library, dining room
and kitchen on first floor; two large bed
rooms, store room and bath on second
floor. One room on the first floor can
be used for bedroom. Full bricked, ce-
mented cellar. Good heating and plumb
ing. The location Is very desirable. Call
at our Office and we will show you
through.
1902 North 18th ST., $3,400
Seven room, new house, on south and east
front corner lot, one block from Sherman
Ave. car line. Has cemented basement.
Oak finish on first floor and is very rea-
sonabIe at this figure
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
An Elegant Home

One of the most attractive homes on
Dewey Ave. This well built house con-
tains 8 rooms, which in arrangement and
finish are as pleasant and convenient as
the best taste could suggest. 1t has been
occupied only by the present owner, who
offers the property for sale solely by reaC
son of removal elsewhere. This home is
located on a large corner lot, which faces
east VIII be shown only to prospective
purchasers by appointment.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
FOR SUBDIVISION

Tract that will make 26 good sized lots,
located two blocks from Fort street car,
east Of Goth st. level and on grade; surely
a snap at $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
DOWN TOWN

e no esn9 ,at fronting east on 18th, between jackson an Jones, with %s%y
'" Sme store Tis is ght in the wholesale district and a Dig paarsMh sno
$"" $500 CGmv the property INC can be remodeled into good business pun ms
This ia the cheapest p6e of property in the 10th St retail district To-Day AN"N
.mo eaEE t,rtape on Fanam lust west IF 10th ST; cheapest piece OF property
buy this and put up ones store building on 1t costing ABOUT r HS m onr as the
nh Xu with tenants at AO TO $500. per year rental, Just as ION as mI
building is completed And while you are getting ms INCOME II" e"9"
be doubling in value - I, - Ao ,otoeEa. buildings nov on
N%W IL renting for 800 per month; best site in for a eose|m apartment "~
or for stores with rooms above
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
This Weeks Bargains

paved alley. Price on. this property will
surprise you. Can sell 1t at what naked
lot is worth. See us quick about this.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
VACANT

( l1O- East trent on @Nh, between hhh @N "|
paved this sprng. .- N.on poDrlenn and WoolWorh AYES; sub
$3.50 t6l5 feet west front on @n' between rOpp""" ANU
jtU paving ah Ava and Honest: cheapest pce Of property
s2a0SGIa feet southwest corner 81" ave ana 'O"'N ~
uo In In West s eST f1h% mnt 90 Sh Ave, between Davenport and Chicago SITS % @t
90" S. Slightly below grade but the cheapest pGun IH "a nmn Saline FOR
G eIcsa hmt he ct~we bar none Lots within a block OF this are sme p'
hoo per front loot u9-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
ONE ACRE FREE

ONE ACRE FREE
with 5-room brick house, one block 10 car.
near 42d and Grand Ave. garden in, fifty
fruit trees; price S2.GO0, one.half cash,
balance easy.
s. e WAIT & CO, CIT Bee Bldg.
Tel ID 1880, A 2lA Q9-l52 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE DEALERS

REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
REED ABSTRACT CO.. Est lSS6; prompt
service; get our prices. lao Farnam St
QN-6l6
REAL ESTATE TITLE-TRUST co.
CHAS. r. WILLIAMSON. President.
uy-6li
PAYNE NV. 60. nrst floor N. Y. L
u9-6lS
BENJAMIN r. Il. CO.. 81 Branoeis Bldg.
lV-6l9
DARLING & DARLING.
GIL brandeis Bldg. Tells. ID. 68t or A-l622
09l-ab
wALKUP REAL ESTATE CO., Coz Paxton
block Qs-M&7 Mayls
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
REMIs PARK BARGAIN.

BEUTIFUL BEMIs PARK BARGAIN.
Investigate this and you wont De ulsa
pointed; owner leaving city and m =
sell this fine home in one of the BE-
neighborhoods in the city; 3 rooms, q.
modern; first floor in OAK large
grounds, beautiful lawns and shade
trees; all kinds of fruit and Towering
bushes; good barn. cement driveway;
two blocks from Harvey and Walnut
HIN cars; convenient To public and
parochial schools; must be seen 10 be
appreciated. For price. and trems see
owner, 3429 Hawthorne Ave. Phone
Harvey 2546. G9)-M1O5 25N
FINE LOTS.
Nice lot at 10th and Nicholas SITS. Price
81. 600. Also one OF best lots in Bemis park,
near sd and Lincoln boulevard.
KELLEY INVESTMENT Co,
20-s Neville Bldg.
Q0-MlI2 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
38th Ave. Home.

Near Dodge. This fine home, modern in
every respect, has S large rooms. nicely
decorated, large reception hall, bullets
pantry, linen closets, etc; full cemented
fruit cellar, laundry, large lot,
with all street provements-and the price
is only 81. 200
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
INVESTMENT

u. raren district six modern rck flats, covering one-haf OF GROUND,
N"" iaxin fet;s streets paved n fuy paid room TT SIX r mg az paecee of rood in,
side cuisines property and would lake vacant properly anu sumo
pay cash difference for improved piece
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
So. Omaha Investment

Two that pays Y per cent net; value, will
easily double in ten years.; both on west
side of oath ST.. north of postoffice. One
at $4,000, the other at $4,000 Good build
ings. now occupied with tenants Of best
class.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
D. V. SHOLES CO..
ITO Board of Trade Budg. Telephones: Douglas 40;
10th and Farnam SITS. Independent Al2049.
Which Is Omaha's
Residence District?

Opinions dta. but everybody knows that the West Farnam district is mex
cened for handsome mansions and beautiful grounds Located in one of the best
portions of usn Inc district is a modern m arsion, with spacious grounds, that can Do
bought for much less than t. real value This residence was ceated, by the late
all the advantages arising from these ex Expenditures by paying a much smaller price
han. the property could be duplicated for-a AM without having to wait the many long
n onths required for planning and building q modern home.
Ar Illustrated pamphlet will be mailed on request, but W e would prefer to have
yourp personal Inspection of the property whenever convenient One OF our automo-
an a representative of the company are al YOU service
AHOME FOR YOU IN BUNGALOW CITY
One of the fifteen best built bungalows now nearing completion is prety sur to
please you. Perhaps we've the very one you've dreamed about many a ume in your
day dreans-cozy tidy, comfortable anne to save. steps and to eliminate unmes-
say FORK. But it should happen that Just the one you've thought of ISM there,
we'll gladly build 1t for you.
Ladies' are invited to accompany heir husband on an automobile inspection tour
of Bungalow City. Just Clo n phone fora n appointment.
$500 LOTS IN SECOND ADDITION
Nc matter wherey you look in Omaha, y ou cannot find values thatw VIII equal these
lots N many nprovemen and the splendid location of this addition. which is
home of Bungalow City, make it certain that values will increase steadily. e
easytoby tTns on III lots, when desired, and Will e glad to tell you al
about them II you u cal or phone
$4OO LOTS IN FIRST ADDITION
All high priced lots have been sold in hss splendid addition, but you can hve your
choice of a umb of good mes at 800 to $3.50. Better see theseV values before II Is
too late
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
Best House in Kountze Place
for the Money, $4,000.

owner of fine, large Groom house, on Wirt
street, has instructed us to sell his home.
II is strictly modern and one or the I'm,
est places in the addition. Beautiful
porch. The rooms are large, with splen-
did high ceilings, and could not be dupl-
Gated today for less than 5000. 1t was
so we'll built that It Is in splendid condl-
ton. There is a barn and there are two
lots. II. you want a bargain. don't over.
look this proposition. We will be pleased
to show you through the house at any
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25

Close In $500
We have some lots on Pierce St. S0x16S IT.,
between 10th and I'D SITS. Water, sewer
and gas are in and paid for.
Paving Paid, 5000
Thirtieth ST., one block north of Ames
Ave. Water, gas and sewer in street.
The paving alone on this lot cost over $500.
Oath Street, $675
At the northwest corner of oath and Brown
SITS, 4Ox1N IT,, facing east and south.
Double Corner, 1925
Southeast corner 27tr and Miami SITS, fine
location to build three houses. Two blocks
from car line. Water and sewer In and
paid for.
$1.00 a Week.
For Hillsdale. lots, located on high ground.
at 36th to 18th and Curtis Ave. This
street Is soon to be graded and these
lots will be worth double the price we
are now selling them for, $10O to Sl75
each.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
A HOME FOR YOU IN BUNGALOW CITY
$500 LOTS IN CREIGHTON

No matter where you look in Omaha, y on car
lots. The many improvements and the splendid
the home of Bungalow City, make IT certain that
arrange easy-to-buy terms on all lots, when desi
about them II you win call or phone.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
Some of Our Best Bargains in Lots

"' Pinkney Street, $500
South front, Just east of Kountze Park, full
width. This is a pretty lot and cheap at
this price.
Binney Street, $775
North front lot. just east of Sherman
Aves so IT. wide and 124 IT. deep. Water,
sewer and gas in street.
Sherman Avenue, 1878
This lot is between Writ and Spencer
SITS, and we believe that IL is the cheapest
lot on Sherman Ave, between Pinkney
st. and the postoffice, Paving paid in
full; nice shade trees on the lot.
FLOROMA,
$40 Cash, $40 a Month
Prices\$300 to 1915.
On south side of Webster Ave, Just west
of Ath st. Several new houses now being
built. Cement walks and city water all
in. Only three blocks from car line,
when car is extended to Miller Park.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
1902 North 18th ST., $3,400

room, new house, on south and east
front corner lot, one block from Sherman
Ave. car line. Has cemented basement.
Oak finish on first floor and is very rea-
sonable at this figure.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25

Nine rooms. Splendidly arranged. Built
of the very best of material and work
manship. Full basement. with fine FUR
mace and laundry apparatus. Reception
hall, parlor, dining room, kitchen and
library on first floor. Four bedrooms
and bath on second floor. Stairway TO
floored attic. Fine oak finish and floors.
The best of everything. 1t will pay you
to see this home. One block to car line.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
$4OO LOTS IN CREIGHTON

All high priced lots ave been sold in this splendid addition. but you can have yoI
choice of a lumber Of good ones al 800 to $780, Better see these values before II
100 late o.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-25
SEND FOR n LIST.
S. ". Cor. 18th and Grace, So, $50

A fine new 2-story square house. on cor
ner lot, on boulevard Only a little over
a mile from the postofice; close to good
car line; has bull basement. good fur
mace; laundry Sink in basement; three
roons and nice reception hall on first
floor; front and rear vestibule and PANTRY;
three good bedrooms, with large closets
and large bath room ION second floor,
First floor is finished In oak, with oak
floors. The yard is sodded and there are
permanent walks in the yard and around
the lot. This WILL make II good home or
investment. We can sell this for 500 cash
and the balance monthly.