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The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
FnrhIonnbIc Negligees.

From The Cleveland Leader.
White Swiss is being use in the new
fashionable negligees. This fabric has
become more in use during the present
season. The Swiss is fine and has a small
dot. The tight elbow sleeves are fin
ished with deep lace rufles and a bow OF
satin IN the back. Such negligees are
cooler and fresher than those Of silk or
other materials that do not wash. The
neck IS open in a V-shape. with lace
ruffles and a bow of satin In the back.
Vinegar will remove lime spsts and
SCOT from an open chimney. Remove
ink stains with milk, and after soaking
up all that seems possible, either sprinkle
thiciSly with salt, or wash with a pure
white soap. Use a clean brush and warm
water.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
what necome. OF the Corn.

From The Kansas City Journal
In the year 1905 when the total crop
was 2,s66.OCO.OOO bushels. "a. 100000 bushels
were consumed in -four and grist mill
products, 100000 bushels in the manufac-
ture OF starch, 100000 bushels for malt
liquors. 100000 bushels in the produc-
ton OF distilled liquors, 100000 bushels
for glucose. 19OOO0O0O bushels for export
and 100000 bushels for seed. making a
total OF SIS, 100000 bushels, or 1913 per cent
OF the entire crop. The remaining sol
per cent. or 2.11S0oo,OO0 bushels, seems to
have been used almost entirely for feed
ing.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
81 WINGS OF MRS. SOLOMON.
BEING {beC oFsL,C
ssiOas of the Seven Hundredth wife.
TRANSLATED BY HELEN ROWLAND.

10!
charge thee beware Of her!
she is the widest snd thou
country
And To- when
mine
Yea is
girl
who S a positive joy"
Then behold she devourth
he
She weareth frocks light
looking
And
sndeth therefore is he not troubled myself pleasant
unto others But the she sgheth doth
this effective
husband doth appreciate her?
and the all Verify distance
worth at hand little Selah!
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
TIMELY SUGGESTIONS.

From tho Oicaco Record Herald
At this season Of the year almost every
body is busy preserving and canning de-
licious, wholesome fruits and vegetables.
20 be carefully stored away ana enjoyed
during the coming winter. The following
are some excellent canning recipes:
When preparing gooseberries. plums, or
any other sour fruit for pies. add a small
amount OF soda, which will kin the acid.
BY doing this much sugar is saved. In
stewing rhubarb add handful Of cherry
leaves. BY doing this # gives 10 the rhu-
barb the flavor Of cherries. find this
very beneficial.
For canning corn. take ten cups or
corn. one cup sugar. two and half cups
salt; let come 70 boiling point, then can
For canning fruit cold. one even tea
spoonful salicylic acid, two cups sugar,
one quart hot water: mix sugar and acid.
then pour hoe water IN crock or anything
earthen, let cool, and pour over fruit
Pack fruit IN jars tight
During this preserving season nothing
is 10 be wasted, not even the lemon rind.
for, using the following recipe. II can be
made into an excellent favoring:
Uses for Lemon Rind-Save all lemon
rind, place in pan and cover with cold
water. add a small amount Of sugar;
bring 10 boil, then simmer Tor ten min
utes. This IS an excellent lemon flavor
ing for a great many things and fine for
buildings.
To Keep Bread Fresh-To keep bread
fresh and prevent II molding when bak-
Ing only once a week, moisten the bread
all over with water and place in a hot
oven for twenty-five minutes. then take
out and wrap in a cloth. II baked on
Friday. reheat on Tuesday
To Keep Pie DOugh-Malze into COM
pact bali and cover with melted lard.
Place In cool cellar or refrigerator and Il
will keep a week. being ready for use az
any time
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
Gowns as They Pass.

From Chicago Daily News
A curious finish to the white frock Is
a guimpe Of fine black Fulle.
Some Of the most beautiful Of linen
frocks are in soft dull tones Of yellow.
often with white embroidery
A subtle suggestion Of color is consider
ed more fashionable than the more def
mite and vivid hues.
A lovely gown had a foundation OF soft
nile green satin, yelled with q delicate
shade of mauve chiffon.
The bolero again! With an ivory white
chiGfon-clOth princess frock worn At a
wedding the other day there was a bolero
of ivory white net closely covered with an
applique lined with silver tissue. It was
a most distinguished looking gown.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
FROM WOMANS
POINT OF VIEW


The world usually regards a filrt as
rather poor stick. but married hirt of
either sex was long ago put down as one
OF the despicable things OF life, some
thing on the same plane as wife-beaters
and brutal sons They not only wiring
the hearts OF innocent persons, but deter
men and women from marriage. 1t Is
not pleasant 10 contemplate future
with a mate addicted 10 the habit OF
flirting, say the bachelors when asked
why they do not marry.
There should be no thought OF marriage
tir men and women are ready to make
sacrifices. They may keep friends and
make new ones, but lovers and sweet
hearts are forbidden joys. Until they
are ready to forswear promiscuous love-
making they are not prepared for mar
rage. There is a custom among fash
ionable folk Of pairing of with wives and
husbands other than their own al parties
and other social gatherings. and it is not
wholesome. PROFESSIONALLY it is one OF
the foremost causes OF divorce in class
where marriage Is not usually founded
make affection the base OF marriage 1t is
almost as dangerous 70 domestic happi-
ness and comfort.
There are wives and husbands who
never cease to be lovers. They never see
too much Of each other, never care for
pleasures which cannot be shared. Life
has few sorrows for such men and wom-
en-. because they are borne together
They are not uncommon; we do not hear
much about them, and that Is why we
know so few Of them. There Is more
good than evil IN the world yet EVIL is
given the greater publicity. SO we are
bound 20 get false ideas Of real condi-
tons.
I was told one day by an unmarried
woman that IL was not wholesome for
husband and wife 10 be dependent upon
each other. because the death OF either
left the other hopeless and helpless. 1t
seemed Queer. reasoning to me, for 1 be-
leve that the happiness OF such a union
Is worth all tho sorrow that may come
later. ! am watching a man striving 20
get his bearings under the shock of grief
the death OF his wife has brought him,
and l am confident that he agrees with
me on that point.
He and his wife grew to more than
middle life together absolutely devoted 10
each other. Three months before her
death he was warned by his physician 20
be prepared for the blow, but it fell with
crushing force just the same. He feels
.
meath him and Is very, very lonely but
he has the memory Of all those happy
years. He will recover his balance in
time; we all do, no matter how hard the
blow. 1t will take longer than II he had
been used 70 the companionshIp OF others
OF been accustomed to long separations
from his wife. BETTY BRADEEN.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
CnnnfhnI Snrnts.

Frum the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
You say you were among the canni-
balls for a full month"; exclaimed the
farmers wife. why didn't they eat
your
Toddung Tommy smiled.
That's easy answered, ma'an," he re-
piled. 9TH cannibal queen wanted fat
meat an the cannibai king wanted lean.
An while they were scrappin' over me
slipped away
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
Paris Pattsrn No. 25O4
All Seams Allowed.

All cC4IlS AllOWtQ.
This prettytnittle design Is especially
desirable for wide fiouncing, but II de-
sired 1t may be developed In Persian
lawn. nainsook. jaconet or thin cambria.
with the lower edge gathered into a pep
lum at the back and at either side Of the
'front.' and made with or without shield
sleeves. II made Of the fiouncing, these
sleeves and the peplum are not used.
The pattern IS in sizes-S2 to q inches
bust measure. For Sc bust the corset
cover. as IN front view, requires ~
yards OF 1ouncing u inches wide; II
shield sleeves and peplum are to be used,
u yard Of material 80 inches wide will be
needed for them; yard Of wide beading.
rs yards Of seam beading. 2 yards of
wide ribbon. ~ yards Of narrow ribbon
and 1% yards OF edging viii also be
needed.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23

interesting number the
gramme %
ing
Is Ines to
painfully be the pleasure
the greater
trick Of givin neither.
overc led ives an
is
his place place giving him
10 gehs
fame
marching mankind believing
lies he o
pleasures
secret OF happiness?
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
LANES OF FANCY.

Lanes hedged with Wild white bossoming rose.
And ripcning hlberts sheathcd in green
Where. spread in splcndor OF golden sheen
Tho white cOuTolvulus shyly Grows
My spirit thrills and my fancy CLOVIS
When lured by dreams. I review the sccne;
Lanes hedged with blussoming Wild white rose,
And ripenins hlberts sheathed in green.
All fair iran blossoms doomed 10 close;
A little sunlight and life between
Tho shy bud-maid and the proud blown queen.
And then cUnes Death. But the fond hear,
lnoWa
LHnes heu6Sa VAN Wild white blossoming TOS0,
w. Kean Seymour.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
0uite Another Thing.

Weary Cyclist.-How far is 1t to the
nearest inn2
The Native-I reckon as how It's about
ton miles as the crow flies.
Weary Cyclist-But IL the crow rides
bicycle, how far is IT.
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
MORNING CHIT-CHAT.
THE EMPTY LIFE AND THE oVERcRowDED.
An empty life can never be happy one

An empty life be happy one.
But neither overcrowded one.
Too many people live their lives like the tourist
who does Europe In three months. They crowd In so
many things that they enjoy nothing.
I used to think that life in which absolutely
every moment its duty pleasure planned for
ideal But have changed my mind. know now that
the passive uuproductive moments needful for
continued happiness and utility the fallow year for
the farmers field
The pleasures has 10 crowd and tumble over
other usually lose half their value in the process
Did you plan 20 crowd two pleasures into the
of one by accepting Invitations for the
Afternoon o. evening without spelling both?
You hurried regretfully away from one event Just
The Washington herald., 1909-07-23
TREASURE IN CARGO
Verdi Carries $6,5OO,OOO to
BuelOS Ayres.
MAY BE FOR TIE WAR FUND

Record Shipment OF Gold for the
Argentine Republic Strengthens
Belief I'm Banking Circles that the
Movement Is Not Caused by Nor
mai Conditions in Trade.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
A. M. FICkAS, Y N. First Ave.

FOR SALE-Three choice lots Tn best part of city. The same are for sale or will trade for acreage near Los Angeles, Lindsay or Fortersville, Cal. Price $3,50O
 FOR SALE-2 lots in Brill addition, facing on Seventh St; extra large, 2O0-ft. front. Price $S50. FOR SALE-A fine dairy ranch with "A head of milch cows, 35 head of young stock, head of horses: ranch implements. This is a special price for a few days. For further infor- nation see me at once. It will take S6,000 to handle the deal FOR SALE-A new four-room frame house; one large screen porch, also large front porch. Everything is first class. This is for sale with lot or lots, to suit purchaser Near car line in Grand Ave, Add Price $1.40O, one-half cash and balance to suit.
 FOR SALE-21s acres on Yuma road adjoining Christy Acres, for SI00. A. R. Taylor, W. Adams St
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
THE H. |. LATHAM COMPANY. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. 115 NORTH CENTER STREET.
Fine Suburban Hone

Fine Suburban Home.
 WE HAVE JUST LISTED a very fine buy in a nice suburban home., con sisting of a>large 7-room, 2-story, new and modern home. with screen room and large screen porch, very large cement cellar, beautiful veran- da, railways and closets. You can have three acres of land, with gar- den, flowers, young trees and all home improvements. at s4,UO0 Or we can sell you 13 acres. balance all in alfalfa, for s7,5O0. This nice home tract is well located, just short distance out of city, and the house alone would cost you close tG $4,000 to build, and this is really a rare opportunity to get a nice home cheap
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY PROPERTY.
 IN THE SUBURBS IN THE SUBURBS IN THE SUBURBS
CITY PROPERTY.
IN THE SUBURBS
IN THE SUBURBS

There are many people in Phoenix, who are wondering where they shall locate their new home. So many different tracts and subdivisions are on the market that it behooves one to examine carefully every feature and detail of each proposition offer ed him.
 As the department stores say, "Our line is complete; price to fit each purse; quality to please every de- sire" So we offer for the consider ation of the careful buyer looking for a homesite for a suburban home, the following:
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
WATCH THE DIAMOND FOR BARGAINS.

Q ACRES CON NORTH CENTER STD This is an excellent investment and can be bought with a small cash payment down. We have lots of de- mand for smaller tracts on North Center and if you want to double your money. sell this off into ten
 acre lots. Price per acre. ..... .S225.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
WATCHNTHE DIAMOND
 FOR BARGAINS.

S3500- buys a very good broom cottage in first class condition. The finest kind of shade. Good barn. Will sell you this house with 100 by 200 for $2500, or if you wish more ground will sell you 12 lots all 200 feet deep in addition. BIB BARGAIN. 5000 down.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HAVE YOU A LIFE JOB? IF NOT WOULDN'T IT BE A GOOD IDEA TO BEGIN RIGHT NOW TO PRO- VIDE YOURSELF WITH 20, 40, 30 OR 160 ACRES OF GOOD LAND, BY WHICH YOUR DECLINING YEARS WOULD BE MADE. FREE - OF WANT OR CARE?
 WE HAVE FOR SALE JUST AT THE PRESENT TIME SOME EXCEL LENT BARGAINS AND WE SO- LICIT YOUR INQUIRY REGARD ING ANY OF THE PROPERTIES WHICH ARE ADVERTISED BE- LOW.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
WATCH THE DIAMOND FOR BARGAINS.

S28oo buys a first class modern Home near the Capitol. Nearly as good as new. Complete bathroom. Good shade and fine porch. Part cash and the balance the same as rent. You cannot buy the lot and dupli- cate the house for the same money
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
WATCH THE DIAMOND
 FOR BARGAINS.

5000 buys a fine brick cottage on one of the avenues. Six rooms and a maids room. Thoroughly modern. East front. Fine sleeping porches. Reasonable terms. Reason for sell ing is that owner is going in the country.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
WATCH THE DIAMOND

HAVE YOU DECIDED TO ALWAYS PAY REMIT OR DO YOU WANT YOUR RENT MONEY, WHICH IS GONE FOREVER, TO BUY YOU, WITH ONLY A SMALL CASH PAYMENT DOWN, BALANCE TO SUIT YOUR PLEASURE, A BEAU TIFUl HOME AT A PRICE UNI DER COST OF WHAT YOU COULD BUILD IT FOR AND BUY THE LOTS, PROVIDED YOU HAD EVERY DOLLAR CASH IN THE BANK?
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
A BARGAIN! A BARGAINii A RARGAINiii

Six acres of land, With water, and alfalfa; Broom house, well, water tank, gasoline engine, bone cutter, incubators, incubator house, teams, wagons, harness; complete poultry outfit, in perfectly healthy condition; s1,000 worth of chickens Owner selling; is in other business and can not give poultry attention. Will sell for a short time at s4,OOO, half cash, balance on your own time. See N. A. MorfOrd.
 A BARGAINi
 A BARGAIN!i
 A BARGAINi!i
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
WATCH THE DIAMOND FOR BARGAINS

S125Or buys a very nice 5-room cottage on Grand Ave. 2 lots owner lives out of the city and on account of ill., ness in the family needs the money to sell the old home Half cash or such matter, and the balance to suit
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
WATCH THE DIAMOND FOR BARGAINS.

580 ACRES (THIS WEEK ONLY- The owner of this particular all inn
 proved ranch has to have the money this week, else no sale. Property will be taken off the market after this week. s3I, 900 with crop or s3O,OOO without, making price little
 over. $50 per acre.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
WATCH THE DIAMOND FOR BARGAINS.

20 ACRES GIN THE ORANGE BELT)
 The owner of this property has just set out over 2000 orange trees and the rest of the land is ready for trees. Regular water. Part cash. Per acre. .. ............$1 $1S5.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
WATCH THE DIAMOND FOR BARGAINS.

S2250 buys a good five room brick cot tage with a complete bathroom and a very fine sleeping porch Cement sidewalks. This property is close in and on the car line. Assume the mortgage of 5000 and the balance in cash. Mortgage payable any time
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
WATCH THE DIAMOND FOR BARGAINS,

$500 buys a good broom cottage with 100 by 135 feet Also a good barn. Lots of shade. 215 grapes. 100 young fruit. balance all in strawberries Part@ cash, balance to suit
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
FORTY ACRES.

Best and oldest farming district in val ley; $1,0O0 worth of Improvements: oldest water right; all under culti- vation; crop now worth between $500 and $500. Can be bought for
 S185 AN ACRE. An ideal home Seven miles rom town.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
WATCH THE DIAMOND FOR BARGAINS.

10 ACRES (ABOUT 3 MILES FROM THE POSTOFFTCE)-Thi little ranch is very nicely improved. with
 trees, shrubbery. etc. A first class
 and substantial house. Good barn. Part cash. .... $4500.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
WATCH THE DIAMOND FOR RARGAINS

S3000 buys a first class brick Resi- dence in the Capitol Addition. All modern and thoroughly furnished Owner is going away. Here is a fine chance for you to get a first class bargain. Terms are right
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
LOS oLIvos

the most desirable subdi- vision adjacent to this city. On Cen ter, just north of McDowell; it offers an ideal location. A neighborhood of beautiful homes. City advantages. The lots are 215 and 5 acres. Prices per acre $400 to 5000. Building re- strictions, 5000 to s600O. Good terms.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
WATCH THE DIAMOND FOR BARGAINS.

S1100 buys a nice 4-room cottage close in. 6S feet frontage. NEW. This price includes the furniture. Part cash.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
WATCH THE DIAMOND FOR BARGAINS.

2 ACRES CON THE CAR LINE)-A very good residence, consisting of 9
 rooms. a nice sleeping porch. etc. Also a good barn. Easy terms.
 Price. ...... ... :$325O
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
WEST CAPITOL

We have the exclusive sale of those fine lots recently bought by local syndicate in West Capitol addition. Improvements are now being made there. and a number of particularly desirable lots will be on sale in a few days. 15-minute car service. Near the Capitol, many fine homes already erected there, etc, are some of the attractive features of West Capitol
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

40 ACRES, HALF-MILE FROM GEN. TRIAL AVE, ONE MILE FROM lN- DIAN SCHOOL. A FINE PIECE OF PROPERTY. ALL FENCED; EN- TITLED TO FLOOD WATER. A GOOD BUY FOR INVESTMENT. THE LOCATION IS RIGHT. PRICE s6,500.0o
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

32o ACRES, AZ MILES SOUTH OF GLENDALE, THE BEST OF GLEN DALE LOESS; 1e0 ACRES IN AL FAlFA, 130 IN GRAIN; CAN BE SOLD IN 16o-ACRE PIECES. PRICE s125.oo PER ACRE. BUYER GETS THE CROP. se,0oo DOWN ON EACH 160; BALANCE, EASY TERMS. INTEREST, 2 PER CENT.
 No. 911.
 160 ACRES OF ORANGE LAND, WITH BEST SOIL FOR ORANGES IN THE VALLEY; 30 ACRES REG UlAR WATER, 80 ACRES FLOOD WATER; ALL IN CULTIVATION. A FINE, LEVEL PIECE OF LAND. PRICE S150.0o PER ACRE.
 No. 712.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
HOM MEWOOD

Over east of Los Olives and right at the end of the Brill car line. offers the suburbanite a fine location, de- sirable neighborhood. fertile soil. etc. Only lots left. Per acre. 1925 to s35O. Restrictions 5000. On easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

FOR SALE-Two story brick, 8 rooms, a reception hall. screen rooms, bathroom; house extra well and sub stantially built, corner lot, close in. north with east front. Upstairs has rented for s650 per year for the two years the house has been built. You can't buy to beat this. You can't build to beat it. Price at this office only. s5OOO
 In University Addition we have a large
 1-room modern frame house with
 beautiful lawn and 135 feet frontage. Porcelain tub, instantaneous heater and gas range go with house. A
 really cheap buy at. $25O0. Also neat little 4-room frame cottage with 65 feet frontage for. 5000. And lots in block for S2OO each.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

WE HAVE FOR SALE SOME VERY GOOD BUYS" IN CITY PROPER TY AND IT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO CALL ON US IF YOU ARE THINKING OF BUYING A HOME
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
26 N. First St.

FOR SALE-20 acres less than one mile from center of Glendale for s175.OO per acre. In cultivation and has regular water. D. w. Carlson, 1 1-2 miles north of Alhambra
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

20 ACRES, WITH FLOOD WATER, 1R MILES WEST OF ALHAMBRA. A FINE PIECE OF SOIL, AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT. FOR A. SHORT TIME ONLY, s125.00 PER ACRE.
 No. 372.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
GREENE & GRIFFIN
REAL ESTATE & INVESTMENT CO
127 N. CENTER ST.

20 ACRES, 2Ha MILES NORTH OF FAIR GROUNDS, ON BLACK CAN YoN ROAD. NEW HOUSE, CHICK EN HOUSE, WELL FENCED, SOME GRAIN AND ALFALFA. PRICE S15o.o0 PER ACRE. TERMS, S2,000 CASH; BALANCE, EASY TERMS.
 Mo 2Z1
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A gas range
 for gentleman's wheel. Phone Red S191
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
MONTE VISTA

Northeast of HomewoOd. at the cor ner of Park road and Pemberton, offers the lowest price close in g. acre lot proposition on the market A beautiful. fertile tract Per acre. $23O to S250. Terms exceptionally easy.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

FOR SALES young cows, nearly all fresh; reasonable terms. Hans Her lick
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

FOR SALE-DarOe Jersey boar with pedigree. Grand avenue, opposite experimental farm.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

We will be glad of an opportunity to show you these properties. We think we can prove to you that each stands at the head of it's class. Remember we are always in a position to help the buyer finance any deal made through this office. We will gladly help you build on any of these tracts
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A small gray mare, har- ness and buggy. Charles Kearley, at Ensign Stable, corner First and Adams StS.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

FOR SALE-Redewill piano bond, s25. Two days only. H14 Republican.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
VALLEY REALTY G TRUST CO.
 34 West Adams St.

FOR SALE-s02 E. Van Buren st; So1 E.. Polk st.; new, modern. four rooms, cement blocks and brick house ;on small payment.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

FOR SALE-Trunks. Large assort- ment--dresser, telescope and steam CT; also suit cases. You save money if you buy of us. We buy second hand furniture. Wattawa, 201-207 W. Washington St.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
SPECIAL! SPECIAlI

SPECIAL!
 SPEcIALl
 20 ACRES OF VERY NICE SANDY LOAM LAND. ALL LEvELED. GOOD WELL: SMALL HOUSE. REGULAR WATER AND PLENTY OF IT. ON ACCOUNT OF SICK NESS, THE OWNER OF THIS PROPERTY IS OBLIGED TO SELL. A BIG BARGAIN. WE HAVE SE- CURED THIS FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY AT THIS PRICE. E CASH. PER ACRE. .sI5O co
 DICK ERDMANS & CO.,,
 26 N. First St.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

THE H. |. LATHAM COMPANY. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS. 115 NORTH CENTER STREET.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
PUREsr WATER IN THE VALLEY

Goes with 40 acres in Orangewood This piece of land can be bought for short time at less than surround ing property. A well of water lo- cated on premises analyses highest per cent purity of any in the terri tory and is equalled by only one spring in the territory. The best water in the Salt River Valley is to be found in Orangewood and this . we'll is the choicest of all. This is worth considerable in locating a home.
 FINE SOIL.
 PURE WATER.
 BEST LOCATION. PHOENIX TRUST COMPANY,
 16 WEST ADAMS ST.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

FOR SALE-s1OO piano bond. Phone Red S504
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28
GREENE & GRIFFIN
REAL ESTATE 6 INVESTMENT C

127 N. CENTER ST.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-28

60 acres one-half mile from Capitol building; fine perfectly level soil. S120 per acre. This Is the best snap in Salt River Valley.