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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-09
$4,000 Salary for Roosevelt.

Theodore Roosevelt will be rendered
the craftsmanship of the international
court of arbitration, planned by the
powers, as soon as the president has
a chance to confer with him about the
matter. The offer will be made by
the president as spokesman for the
governments interested. Germany,
France, Italy and Japan have indicat-
ed that Colonel Roosevelt is their
choice. Russia and England are ydt
to be heard from. and it is expected
that those governments also will fall
in line for the colonel
Experts figure that the yearly cost
of the court will be about $500, 900, to
be shared equally among the nations
interested. The salary of the chair
seven other judges $4,000 each. The
secretaryship, which is to go to Sem
ator Root, will be allotted $4,000.
attendants. librarians, lawyers ETC.. is
estimated at $4,000 yearly No other
money will be required. because the
special cost of considering each case
will be shared by the nations inter-
ested.
Officials at Washington consider the
court an efficacious system of remov-
ing from the control of any one power
such questions as tho recent Bankow
railway state, the Korean protectorate
and the general Chinese. Balkan, Gre
tan and Indian problems. This was
pointed out today by diplomats after
discussion on the article on the sub
ject that appeared in-The World this
morning
The court will sit each spring for
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-09


Robert O. Snow an elegant gold city
sheriffs badge. upon the back of which
was engraved Presented to r. o. Snow
by the u. S. w. w." in one of his
characteristic and forcible speeches. 1t
was a token of appreciation of Adult
ant Shows efforts in working for the
u. S. w. veterans. The adjutant was
much surprised but made an appropri-
ate response.
Comrades James Casey and jeremiah
Mccarthy were named a committee to
will be ready this morning.
Miss Thompson Entertained.
Miss Ella Thompson, an operator in
the local telephone exchange, gave a
delightful party at her home on Wal
nut street Wednesday evening. Games
were played and an informal musical
programme rendered, Luncheon was
served during the evening. The guests
included operators of the local ex-
change and pupils from the Connecti-
cut Agricultural college at Storrs.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-09
Best Hair Tonic
All Over America the News of the
Marvellous Dandruff Cure of
Partisan SAGE Has Spread.

A few years ago there was intro
fuced into America cure for dandfuH.
falling hair and all scalp diseases.
News of the quick action OF TINS
wonderful invigorator spread rapidly
And today. without any sensational
or untrue advertising, PARTISAN sage
IS used extensively in almost every
town in America. And what has pro-
duced this great demand? Simply
this: Partisan Sage does just what
we are telling the readers of Fhe Bull
1etin it will do
We claim, and we back our claim
with The Lee & Osgood Co.'S money
back guarantee, that Partisan Sage is
the most invigorating and rejuvenating
hair tonic. 1t cures dandruff, stops
falling hair and itching scalp; It makes
the hair grow strong and vigorous. yet
soft ana hustrous. It Is the only hair
dressing that reaches the root bulb OF
the hair and destroys the dandIuf
germ.
And to the women who are reading
this simple statement of fact, We want
TO say that Partisan Sage works Won
ders with women's hair. 1t will turn
dull. harsh and faded hair into beauti-
fuI radiant and lustrous hair in a few
DAYS and is the most pleasant and sat
isfyng dressing any woman ever used.
Druggists everywhere and The Lee
4 Osgood Co sell Partisan Sage for
soc large bottle.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-09

On Wednesday the contract was let
by the building committee of the
Backus hospital corporation for the
construction of a new ward building
at the south end of the admins ira
ton building. There were four bid
ders. and the contract went to the low
est c. Morgan Williams. Work Will
be started upon the new building very
soon and it will be pushed to compile
ton as fast as possible. The addition
will increase the facilities of the in
stitution greatly. adding maternity
ward and children'S ward.
The same style of architecture Will
be carried out in the ward building as
in the main structure, and corridors
will connect it with the administra-
be waterproofed and there will be con-
crete footings. The ground course
will be of granite and the water table
of brownstone with a1tern9 ting courses
between of granite and broWnstone.
Red brick with granite arches and
the sills There will be white pressed
brick used in the walls of the third
floor, also terra Gotta ana mouldeQ
brick. The roof will be of slate ana
the flooring of spruce. Expanded met
al laths will be used and deadenlng
quilt will be used between the floor
ing and about the partitions. The IN
side finish will be of kiln dried nat
oak and American sheet glass Will pc
used 1t will be equipped with elec-
tric light. and gas and the heating
system of the institution extended TO
the addition. There will he hfUeen
windows on the east and while the
corridor will have a large WINDOW III
the center for the two lower passage
WAYS and two smaller ones TOR the
Tbe ward building will set Is feet
to the south of the administration
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-09
eleventh WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED.
Surprise Given Mr.. and Mrs. Julian
Parker of Thamesviile.


The neighbors and friends Of Mr. and
Mrs. Julian Parker of Brown street
gave them surprise party Tuesday
evening to assist in celebrating their
eleventh Wedding anniversary. Five
tables of whist were played. The
prizes, a pretty hand embroidered pin
cushion and a necktie, We're won by
Mrs. Louis A. Wheeler and William A.
Wells
Following the games. Mr.. Wells in
behalf of the guests presented Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker a handsome cut glass vase
Ice cream and cake We're served dur
ing the evening Vocal and instrumen- :
tai music by Louis A. Wheeler and
Miss Elizabeth Park was greatly en-
joyed.
The party broke UP at late hour,
all wishing the hosts many more hap
Nv anniversaries. The guests included
MIR and Mrs. Louis A. Wheeler Mr.:
and Mrs F. Leon Hutchins, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Cudworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
William A. Wells. Mr. and Mrs. War
rem Church, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Hattie. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Davis,
Miss Elizabeth Park, Miss Mary Dol
beare A. P. Dolbeare and e. H. Ham
mOnd.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
Wasting Water.

Mr.. Editor.-I noticed in The Bull
1etin on the Sd inst. mention is made
that the reservoir is showing the lack
of rain. Why, Mr.. Editor, I doubt if
you or many others are aware that
there are gallons of water being wasted
every hour of the twenty-four! 1t is
not by women who have to take laun-
dry work home, but in homes and
places of persons who hire their work
done.
If there were parties sent to every
place where there are city water pipes
and they were. to report what they
found in regards to dripping faucets
there would be something doing among
owners and landlords, if the water
commissioners got busy.
An examination of bathtubs. wash
tubs and sinks and toilets would reveal
the quantity Of water that is being
wasted daily.
I fail to see where anyone has a
right to let water go to waste because
they are paying water rates.
AN OBSERVER.
Norwich, Conn.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-09
SHERIFF SNOW PRESENTED
HANDSOME GOLD BADGE
Gift from the United Spanish War
Veterans, of Which He is Local
Adiutant.
Especial to The Bulletin.)

Willimantic, June S.-A- C. Tyler
camp, No s, U. S. W. ", held largely
attended and enthusiastic meeting in
Town Clerk Fenton's office Wednesday
evening and perfected the final ar
rangements for the seventh annual de-
partment encanIpment, which is to be
held here today. One new comrade,
Maurise J. Sullivan, was mustered in.
The reports of the various sub COM
mittees were accepted.
1t was also announced that F. s.
Long W. r. c., No. %, had agreed to
serve the banquet Saturday afternoon
in the G.. A. r. banquet hall for the
guests and comrades.
Mayor D. P. Dunn will officially well
come the comrades and guests, accord
ing them the freedom of the city i'm
mediately following the invocation by
Rev. W. S. Beard Saturday morning
at $50.
The meeting Wednesday evening was
made still more memorable from the
fact that Past Camp Commander
Comrade f. P. Fenton, in behalf of the
U. S. w. veterans, presented to Adjt.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-09
new WARD FOR BACKUS HOSPITAL
Contract Awarded to C. Morgan Williams and Work will
be Started Soon-WiIi be 53x4O and hree Stories
Eioh-Einish will be Like Administration Euilding.

building Included in the ward is an
ell at it's south end 16x2S, which forms
a sitting room on the ground floor.
The corridor from the administration
corner of the ward building, where it
turns to the west and them goes
through the center of the building. On
this floor there are three large rooms
about 12x14, with bath, linen closet
and supply room. Each room has two
sitting room has four windows and two
bookcases will be built into it, In the
walls between-this ell and the main
ward building will be large flues for
ventilation.
on the second floor or children's
dormitory the greater part of the floor
is in one room, 10 1-2x40. There is
besides a diet kitchen, bath, linen clos
ct, and examination room. The room
in the ell is a day room.
being three as ON the ground floor.
and the ell is~divided into two rooms,
besides which there are a bath and
diet kitchen on that floor.
There is a fire escape on the west
of the corridor from the administra-
ton building In the three bathrooms.
two Iavatories and two diet kitchens
there will be terrazzo floors and base
with white Italian thresholds.
The addition will be one of great
ening work. The plumbing and heat
ing will be done by the Williams
Brothers.
c. Morgan Williams has recently
been awarded the contract for a new
factory for the Pratt Reed Co. at Deep
River. This will be 250-50, six stories
high, of brick. Tt will be of mill con-
struction. This company manufactures
piano keys
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-09

membership indicates a decided ma
jority in the committee for the bill
The thing is to persuade Brandegee to
be live wire when the bill is sent to
the senate. Senator Lodge may con-
fidently be expected to see to it that
the chairman of the committee shall
be ION the job.'-From Washington
letter to Boston Advertiser.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-09

Not out of the Yantic cemetery.
where he once alleged the best part or
the population OF Norwich was, but
out OF temporary political obscuritY,
Charles r. Thayer has come again 10
be for the fifth time mayor of Nor
wich. Whether or not one likes Thay-
err, he must admit that such a remark
able triumph is something more than
a proof of political astuteness. lie mas
done things for Norwich, and large
part of Norwich. 1t is evident likes the
things he has done.-New Haven Reg
lister.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-09
Scared Into Sound Health.

Mr.. B. F. Kelley. Springfield. ILL.,.
writes: "A year ago / began to be
troubled with my kidneys and bladder
which grew worse until became
alarmed at my condition. I suffered
also with dull heavy headaches and
the action of my bladder was annoyin q
and painful. I read of Foley Kidney
Pills and after taking them a few
weeks the headaches left me- the ac-
ton of my bladder was again normal
and was tree OF AL Distress" Lee &
Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-09
onrv Knows On. Good one.

Mr. Bryan of Nebraska says Mr..
Harmon of Ohio shows symptoms of
weakening vertebrae. While Mr.. Bry-
an says he is for any good democrat
for national leader. he seems disposed
to kill off any who make serious pre-
tensions to that honor.-Chicago Post.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-09

THERE n no advertising NAHUM In
Eastern Conn ecffcut equal to The buf~
latin for business reAuItm-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-09

three months. All testimony win be
taken by referees.--4v ashingron Spe-
.iaf
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-09
Tire censervation of Natures Resources

he ConseFVatIon OF MATURE NesouI
applies as well to our physical state
as TO material things. c. J. Budlong,
Washington, r. l.. realized his cond1-
tion and took warning before 1t was
TOO late He SAYS: II suffered severe
" from kidney trouble, the disease be-
ing hereditary in our family. I have
taken four bottles of Foley's Kidney
Remedy and now consider myself
rhorousrfllv cured This should be 8
warning to all not to neglect taking
I'oIey's Kidney Remedy until it is too
late" Lee & Osgood Co.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03

FOR RENT-A 3-room modern nat
Apply Janitor oxford flats. lis West
North Temple.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03
REAL ESTATE FOB SALE.
LIFE IN A FLAT is NOT REAL LIv
ING.

LIFE IN A FLAT Is NOT REAL LIV-
ING.
Sooner or later the Salt Lake Flat
DWelier who pays heavy monthly
rental for a FEW SMALL rooms, with
upstairs TO climb, janitors to deal with,
and very many sother drawbacks, Is
some day bound to ask this question:
AM I LIVING OR JUST EXISTINGT"
An answer is clearly indicated in the
removal of many Flat Dwellers to
homes Of their own, where they can live
In PEACE AND COMFORT and free
from the noise, smoke and the monoto-
worker Graves and should have is free
dom and space, green trees, fresh
oreezes and pure, unadulterated air. in
stead OF the sitting atmosphere and
limited privileges of the cramped fiat
WHY NOT LIVE IN A HOME OF YOUR
OWN7
Our Easy Home Building plan makes
this possible for you as II has done for
many others. For a small cash pay
ment we viii be pleased TO undertake
the designing and building of home
for you. according TO your own ideas.
and the terms will be so arranged that
the monthly payments will not exceed
the rental Of any desira BILE apartment
in Salt Lake City.
We maintain Our Own Construction
Department. and it's knowledge and ex
perience In planning and building mod
ern cottages and bungalows Is freely
at your disposal. Our large operations
enable US to design and build economi-
cally. and many have taken advantage
OF these conditions.
REMEMBER. WE MAKE THE TERMS
TO SUIT YOU.
We want you TO investigate our
houses. and when you do you Will be-
come one of our Satisfied Customers.
INVESTIGATE NOW.
In case you do not wish 20 build. we
have listed with us a large number OF
modern Gotta ges ready to move into at
once, and will sell them for a small
cash payment. Balance like rent.
BURT e. CARLQUIST,
HOME BUILDERS.
Real Estate, Insurance. Mortgage
Loans.
Felt Building. Third Floor. Phones $50.
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These cottages must be sold. They
are bargains.
sl,650-4-room cottage near Rio Grande
shops; pantry. closets room for
bath. water and electric lights
in house. cement walks Lot
2SlXl40 feet to alley. Terms.
AZ,lOO-A bargain. A fine Groom mod
ern cottage. First South street.
near 9Th West street Gas IN
house; good barn. fine shrub
berry and large lot Terms 5000
cash and balance $50 per
month
s2.950-A beautiful 4-room modern
pressed brick cottage on "a
East. Chandeliers. cement cell
lar, cement walks. large front
porch, screened back porch. lot
35N125 feet to alley. Terms
5000 cash, balance SIS per
month.
$1,000 fine new 5-room modern
pressed brick cottage located
on 18th East. with stairway set
TO finish two rooms upstairs.
Mantel, chandeliers. cement
cellar, cement walks front
porch, screened back porch lot
50N125 feet to alley. Terms
$500 cash. balance $50 per
month
We Write Fire Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS.
62 w. Second South 81.
Both Phones ga.
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HALLoRAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.

HALLoRAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
s3.25O-7-room modern light brick.
on 9TH East. close TO Sth So; large lot,
trees and shru5ery: flowing we'll:
sidewalks and sewer all paid. Terms.
ss.s50-East bench. rooms. modern,
light brick, 2 closets. pantry and bath
room. with all plumbing. A cosy cot
tage, 2Sx10 rods. The cheapest prop
SS,S50-Bungalow, university bench.
s rooms. bath, toilet. hot air heat. mod
ern in all ways. cement basement large
screened porch: house IS vacant: can
move in Monday; 500 cash.
s6.6B0-Close TO university s-room
maple finish. dining room cabinet built
in; cabinet kitchen with all modern I'm
provements, large screen porch. large
cemented basement; nice lawn. large
lot; alley in rear. $1,000 cash.
/ ACRES
s2.b00--3d East. l4th S.. IA acres un-
der cultivation. water right: especially
adapted for vegetables; good frame
house: $1,000 cash.
VACANT.
s950-12th East. 9Th So, 2SK10 rods.
s1.250-40xl40 It., 18th East. 5th So.
Agents The Royal. the Worlds Greatest
Fire Insurance Co.
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN g. TRUST
COMPANY.
500 Main St Phones S2S
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ut pays to own a home"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO..
II W. % So st. Both phones.
A FEW HOT WEATHER BARGAINS
WE REALIZE THAT ONLY BARGAINS
WILL INTEREST PEOPLE THIS
s1.25O-For a cottage near 9Th E. and
I'd South; $50 cash and S12.5O
P often mo- nor TR mis-, Gon ,s,t happen
You can see it the Fourth.
s2.OO0-Good location, 9Th n. and LIST
West: $500 cash; long time on
balance The house Is rooms,
and the lot is south front.
s5,500-Why not Investigate a Groom
up-to-date brick in Popperton?
$3.50 cash, and $50 per mo.
$3.50 EACH LOTS. sTH so. AND
9TH WEST.
$500 EACH. LOTS. I'D so. AND
STH WEST.
$3.50 per acre for a choice tract.
on Ninth East. Others ask double
the money for no better land This
must be sold at once
Our office is open Sunday and Mon
CAPITAL R. E. INvT. CO.
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These three ladies are
living in our city and they
and their many friends and
neighbors are ready to bear
testimony that after losing
All hope OF ever being cured
by the medical profession.
and known to be suffering
from supposed incurable
diseases, have been relieved
Of all sickness and suffer-
ing and permanently cured
without pain, medicine,
knife or operation, by the
phenomenal and miraculous
healing OF John II. Horr,
a resident of this city.
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PERSONAL.

l CAN and VIII prove that 800 viii
bring you $4,000 a year in a safe,
sound. honest Investment. Latest. best
opportunity on earth. Write quick for
particulars. J. r. Ryan. Sault Ste.
Marie. Michigan
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FREE-Love. health and wealth fore
told. send three twO-cent stamps and
birth date; viii surprise you. Nine. +.
La Belle Lima. o.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

JOHN E BURNS. at 81 West Sd South
is always delighted to have you call
and examine his horses. II you want
to purchase horse or a team, he is
certain TO sell you.
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100000
fire clay works under construction
near 18th South and state SITS. These
adjacent properties will therefore dou-
BILE their value soon:
lots on State St. les feet deep. with
good fruit, $3.50 each; part cash.
3 houses, Will rent fer IS per month
each; acre, flowing well; price 81
500; part cash.
acre. 4-roOm house. flowing well
fruit. etc; price S1.O25: part cash.
Ia acres. 3 rooms. fruit and garden
etc; all or part cash; s1,10O.
81 acres. with railroad frontage price
5000; ell or part cash.
Good car service to the above. See
US at once.
BAIRD REALTY CO.,
z23 Brooks Arcade.
Ind. Phone 537.
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STORE ROOMS TO RENT.


Fine store rooms IN Semloh hotel
Fine location and improving Rent
reasonable Apply p. o. Perkins. Knuts-
ford Hotel
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FOR RENT.

Apartment In beautiful exclusive
Csithness, b and "a ave. Roof "a rden.
fountain. house telephones. Laundry
vacuum cleaner and other modern con-
renienceH- Finest apartment house In
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Those who are interested
in these miraculous heal
ings are invited to call up
on these ladies and speak
with them and be convinced
that THE MIRACULOUS
MANIFESTATIONS OF
TIE PHENOMENAL POW
ER OF HEALING IS IN
OUR MIDST.
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FOR SALE--At a bargain. Groom
house, wash house and IA acres OF
ground. barn. 100 fruit trees; good wa
ter; easy terms. See owner. A ]. Rus
sell. 1907 South 7th East
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1
| MORTGAGE BANKERS
| ~ Main St
THE PLACE FOR REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS"
HOUSES
| LOTS
PARTICULARLY SOUTHEAST.
| EXAMPLES.
| TWO or the finest new cottages built
this year south and east OF Main ST
| one-quarter block north main entrance
to Liberty park. Full basement. five
rooms on ground floor, upstairs noored
and can be arranged for three addi-
tional rooms. A close price upon APP
plication at office. Terms, $500 cash,
$S5 per month. Low interest
OTHER BARGAINS.
Look at the three fine homes on
Windsor Ave. just a few steps south
or Ninth South street: all built like
pianos in interior; exterior substantial
anG OF beautiful design; fine cut stone
and ranged blocking; walks, paths,
etc; sewer connections: $500 cash. SIS
per month. The price Will astonish
you. These houses built by a particu-
Ter person with money who Just built
them in order to use up vacant ground
which for years had lain idle.
Also see that swell six-roOm bunga-
low on west side OF Eighth East be-
tween Fourth and Fifth South A dream
OF a home. Built like a palace.
ASHTON-JENKINS Co.
Dealers in Real Estate With Value.
RIGHT property in the RIGHT loea-
ton. at RIGHT prices. Is what we Of
fer
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
A fine lot on Roosevelt St. for only
1925: s25 down and $3.50 per month.
40x140-foot lot near 10th East and
9Th South. for s475. $50 down will
100 acres. beautiful farm and fruit
land, in South Cottonwood, at a big
sacrifice. sag per acre.
four-room red pressed brick house
on 50-foot lot near 18th South and
nth East streets. Ownere must sell.
Price $500.
For bargains in all lines Of Real Es-
RICH & MORRIS.
The Realty Bargsiners."
No. Main ST. Phones s44s
Let US write your fire insurance"
s1.s0o-4-room pressed brick: good To-
cation. west side: 800 cash
balance SIS a month.
31.65o-4-room frame, southeast: large
lot with nice lawn. shade and
fruit trees and fine hedge
fence; $500 cash. balance SIS
month. 7 per cent interest.
S6,2bO-S-ro~S1 modern brick. n. E.
bench. hot water heat full
basement. good laundry.
500 lots S. E., splendid location
on car line. These lots are
worth $1,000. n you are look
ing for building site, Il will
pay YOU to call on US.
S4,S00-120-acre ranch. Little Cotton
wood. plenty OF water: half
cash. balance two years
Bargain-2.000 acres dry farm land.
1000 acres in wheat now. Fine
land.
HUBB ARD INVESTMENT co.
SIS West Third South ST.
Both phones ia.
SEE JONES.
5-rm. pressed brick house. No RI1
East Ninth South, facing Liberty park:
all modern. furnace heat: make your
own terms.
11-room rooming house. close IN on
South Temple street. This Is a snap.
$500.
Lots. Homes and Farms in all parts.
Call and get terms
JOHN JONES.
so2 Security & Trust Bldg.
Bell 4Iss Ind. 2Ol6.
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$1,000.
30 II. building lot. 9th East,
north Princeton ave; $500
down Balance SIS per month,
6 per cent interest