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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-02
WANTED-AGENTS


 WlEfED6~I h1sfrfns solfcffor g. agent in every town to represent financial proposition that appeals to every man or woman who desires to purchase or build a house. or to borrow money on real estate se- curity; money loaned on long time at per cent interest, repayable in small monthly payments. A house can be purchased or built under our plan at cost of les than paying rent. Unusual opportunity for the right man. Address with references, "Fi- nancial Secretary" 62 Home Life Bldg, Washington, D. C.
 2-26- su tu-tfl AGENTS-Malle $10 or more per day selling our new novelty to women Ev- cry woman buys she can't help it. Sample by mail, 35 cents. Badger Sup ply Co.,. 1231 Vlet St, Milwaukee, Wis
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MONEY TO LEND

MONEY loaned salaried people, women keeping house and others without se- curity; cheapest rates: easiest pay ments; offices in 6s principal cities; save yourself money by getting my terms first D. H. Tolman. room 40l Farley building. lilly
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FOR SALE-From 20 to 100 acres near Huffman; special bargain. Bailey & Howard 221 North 21st stret.
 2-2S-3t -tu-th-s
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| FOR SALE-S-room house. located 1915 South 18th. street hardwood floor
 furnace and grate heat; all other modern conveniences: small cash pay ment: easy terms. Call People phone 2105 or address F-65, care Age-Her- eld o-z-5t FOR SALE-Large house, rooms, close in. Rental s36O per year. Price, $S250 Dead easy terms What do you think of this for investment? This is the best thing I have found. w. J. Daniel. 1S24is Sd avenue Bell 4390; Peoples 36S,
 s 3-2-3t FOR SALE-s400O, 27 acres IF miles car line, fine spring $220O. acres, almost in corporate limits. $500, fine 2-story new, close in N150, rooms, near Cor ey, cost $500, good reason for this cut. Berry & Co.,, 2161a Fist. Peoples AS.
 FOR sAEE-At 7l2-14 Empire building, beautiful s-room residence on South Highlands; has beautiful living room and dining room with beamed ceilings and paneled walls. library, four beau tiful bedrooms with mirrored doors. hardwood floors, beautiful chandeliers, sleeping porch; beautifully decorated in the very latest designs; faces east; $1c0O cash. balance $50 per month. White more & Williams Realty Co.,, 712-14 Em- hire Bldg. Main .S5. Peoples 961.
 3-2-st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-02

DEPARTMENT of the Interior, Wash ington. D. C., February 23, 1911. Seal ed bids, in duplicate, will be received at Room 20, Potter building Birming- ham, Alabama, until ? o'clock p. m. central time, March 14 1911, for the erection of a mine rescue station buiId- ing on a lot situate, West End Bir- mingham, Alabama, in accordance with the plans and specifications ap- proved by the department The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. or to waive technical defects, to ae- cept one part and reject the other, as the interests of the government may require Plans and specifications may be obtained from the bureau of mines room 25, Potter building Birmingham, or from the director of the bureau at Washington. Bids must be addressed to the, Bureau of Mines Potter Build ing, Birmingham Alabama, and be plainly marked Proposal for Rescue Station" J. A. Holmes, director.
 FPS. 3-2-4-5-7-9-11-7t
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FOR SALE

1 Sell Real Estate. Geo 6. Ma bry.
 O. -
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1-31-13t-t thu- su

NATIONAL HOUSE, 2os1a N. 22d street; best 25c beds in the city.
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FOR SALE-At sacrifice, house and lo- on 74th street, East Lake, half block from car line. Lot 50x200 feet. Orchard in the back Terms to right party easy. Phone 2241 Peoples, or P. o. Box 7e6
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FITS-Bi-O O-Ra is guaranteed for fits and nervous troubles; 1t has been tested for more than 25 years. The Trio Medicine Co.,, Point, Texas. 1-29-12t-su-tu-th
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-03-02

FOR SALE-Horse carriage and harness,
 cheap. Address Alabama Livery Co.,,
 City 3-l-3t
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EOR SALE

Three nice bungalows in West End at a very low price and easy payments also 7-room house. North Highlands.
 Hale, 501 First National Bank, phones 15l0. 3-2-4t
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YOUNG man, age 27, wishes a position as a collector. G-64, care Age-Herald.
 3-2-2t
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REAL estate loans to suit you in amount. terms and interest; can pay back month-
 ly or yearly; will take second mort gage. John " Prude, 106 North Fist
 street. Bell phone 240. 10-16-tf
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FOR SALE-Must go quick, cheap; one
 suit of new furniture, gas stove, suit able for light housekeeping. Peoples
 7515 ST W. 23d st. 3-1-2t
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FOR SALE-About 40 fine hens, Barred Plymoth Rocks and Rhode Island Reds, s1.50 each. Call 2313 9th ave,
 north. 2-27-Jt
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estate loans negotiated on improved property in Greater Birmlng- ham; will tell you quickly whether loan can be secured; no unnecessary delays. First and second mortgages bought. Turner R. Wealsley 2l20 1st avenue.
 12-3G-3mos
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POSITION as private secretary by young man of correct habits, with 12 years experience in office work, in- cluding all details, except bookkeep- ing. can take dictation and operate typewriter rapidly; at present em- ployed Satisfactory references fur
 nfshed Address O-60. care Age-Her- aid. 3-2-3t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Beautiful Groom bungalow, located on elevated lot on 18th avenue, south; has large living room. two extra large bedrooms, with tile bath between has hardwood floors, furnace, beamed ceilings and paneled walls; buyer can select decorations and chandeliers; price. .$4750. s750 cash, balance S35 per month.
 Whittemore x Williams Realty Co.,,
 T2-714 Empire Bldg. Peoples 961. Main
 2S5. 3-2-st
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

W1N4ED~Good. reliable cook; small
 family. SA6 Cliff road. Bell phone Main 5s5l. 2-SS-'f
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FOR RENT-ROOMS
 THE Beautifully furnished roop1s; furnace heat, bath, phone 5oa Fist street. corner 5th avenue. 11-1-tf HOTEL MASON, 2o16 5th avenue, beautl- fully furnished rooms, steam heat. bath phone: home comforts with hotel serv- ice. 11-1-tf FOR RENT-Nice room convenient to bath for couple or with single beds. 21O 9th avenue. phone 36S4 Main 2-19-tf FOR RENT-Large, we'll furnished room. or will share room with some nice young man. Apply 21t3 9th avenue.
 2-19-tf FOR RENT--Nicely furnished room for one or two gentlemen, close in. Apply 2216 5th ave 2-2S-tf NICELY furnished room in private fam fly, for gentlemen, near Five Points, and Highland ave. Phone Bell main 3335. 3-1-5t
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FARM for sale or exchange for house and lot; 70-acre farm to exchange for five or six-room house near car line in 5-cent limit. If interested see Wilson Bros. today. 2C09 First avenue.
 3-o-2t
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Co.,, Point, Texas. 1-29-12t-su-tu-t ENGLISH SLIP-ON RAINCOATS espe- cia1ly adapted for autoists and gen. eral purposes, tan color first quail ity very stylish coat for both men and women: sizes 32 to A; regular price $S; special offer s5 each, express prepaid. Order now while they last. Money refunded if unsatisfactory
 The Geyer Sales company, Dept B., Dayton, o. 2-26- Ct Su -th
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YOUNG man taking correspondence bus mess course desires clerical work of some kind in order to gain practical experience City references. Address F. A. R., Box 95, Thomas, Ala. 3-2-2t WANTED-Situ by Al clerical man; can do anything; none but first-class firm need apply. D-61, Age Herald.
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FOR SALE

FoR SALE.
 s3o00 will buy one of the most beautiful homes on Ensley Highlands. This home is modern in every respect. This is un- doubtedly one of the best bargains ever offered for sale in that locality: S500 cash, balance monthly; no assessments for street improvements against said property.
 Eight nice lots on 12th street, South Highlands. These are some of the pret- tiest residence lots on South Highlands with an eastern frontage and nice eleva- ton.
 We have also IS or % nice lots at Crews station, on the South Ensley car line. We will sell these lots on a small cash payment down, balance monthly. We will also build on any of these lots to suit purchaser. For information apply to Taylor & Haskins, 922-23 Brown-Marx Bldg, or call Main 54l4. 3-2-4t s3200-S rooms 2-story, modern and new; :; lot 100x1s5; Oak Crest station. Owner has to sell. Lots worth the money. Will exchange for vacant lots.S r. J. Ben der, Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Bell 4665, Peoples S1 3-2-2t FOR SALE--A splendid lot in the very heart of West End: sewer and water connections all ready on lot. and S643 will buy 1t. covering all city assess ments Wilson Bros., 2O09 First ave- nue. 3-2-2t FOR SALE-At 712-14 Empire building, location, Cypress avenue. corner Poplar street, IF blocks from Highland avenue. 7-room. modern. 2-story bungalow; has hardwood floors, tile bath. etc. This is real home and is being offered at s6000; s1o00 cash, balance $50 per month. Whittemore & Williams Realty Co.,, 712-14 Empire Bldg. Peoples 961. Main 2S5. 3-2-3r WIG have some fine tracts of both hard and pine timber lands as well as cut over lands in large tracts. Hale. 50l First National Bank, Phones 151o.
 3-2-4t
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FOR SALE-s45OO $500 cash, balance one and two years; splendid corner LOCKED feet five tenements now renting for s55 per month and can be increased. win surely enhance in value In near future Well located on Avenue II. Secure this choice investment before the other fellow grabs it. Agent. 9o5 Hood bldg. 3-l-A
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WANTED

sHAVfNG-10c at 1921 4th avenue. S-1s-tf c. F. MEDINGER & CO. 212s 9th ave- nue. Barber supplies; lowest prices.
 9-11-165t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-04

Seattle with public debt Of
burden OF tto0ooo
This and when this campaign the Chamber Of
exaggeraton
result the totals OF local Improvement assessments
particular private
which
Of
a false debt
the s26To57oO Of SEATTLE
compelled
conditions which providing from
dividends providing
funds all the bonds and half million dollars annual surplus
over all
equally fair have the auditors Of
flee compiled the total debts and added them the total
deb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-04

Mrs. Peter Rettingcr. chairman
of ~ wonuu's committee working
for the election Of Joe Smith, has
taken al active lead IN the whirl-
wind campaign
She has been ably assisted by
Mrs. Thomas Murphine. Miss NJ. +.
Dunbar and Mary q. oMera and
scores OF other willing workers who
volunteered 20 help the peoples
candidate.
I'VE are working for Joe Smith.
said Mrs Bcttingcr 10 The Star to-
day, because Joe Smith has work
ed for every righteous cause since
he has lived here He supported
woman suffrage and the eight.hour
Law for women when these moves
we're unpopular The women do
not forget"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-04
WHAT ARE THE FACTS AS TO THE DEBT OF
SEATTIE7

On February st according the city eomoes official state
payable
million dollars The
lighting
provide which charges
attic EeccChamber Of Commerce circulars assert
legal debt mi, her credit
Seattle Electric monopoly franchise grabbers
The CITY WATER system AND The CITY LIGHTING PLANT
HAVE NEVER COST THE TAXPAYERS OF SEATTLE a DOLLAR
IN TAXES. ALTHOUGH BONDS AMOUNT ABOUT
100000 HAVE BEEN VOTED AND EXPENDED UPON THEM
operating
on systems
the people to the private Spring fiin Water
lighting formerly
10 the Seattle Electric company.
Today the Seattle city II II for would
bring least 1000 than three times Its
Francisco would gladly twice a
a
equal
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP HAS GIVEN SEATTLE WATER,
LIGHT AND POWER SYSTEM ukEouALED IN AMERICA WITH.
OUT A DOLLARS ALL OUT OF RATES REDUCED
TWOTHlRDS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-04

The opposition of the prosecut-
ing attorney yesterday caused the
county auditor and county treasurer
to decide not to transfer $4,000
from the road and bridge fund to
the river Improvement fund. tn
compliance with an order from the
rnuutv commissioners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-04

HONOR EMMETT.

In tribute 20 the memory Of
Robert Emmett. the Irish patriot.
Irish sympathizers and admirers
met last night In the hall at Tenth
av. and Columbia 81. and with music
and addresses honored the occasion
Of the anniversary of their eele
brafed countryman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-04

The only bid submitted for the
installation OF the new weights and
measures system. that Of w a l.. +.
GurIey. amounting TO sl.4si.75. has
been referred to superintendent OF
Public Utilities Valentine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-04
PERSONALS

@l~eSrs@H.0sNre@sosN~sT aeeHsese>Hseses>fs1sftfe
Mrs Won nicksrt, graduate midwife.
home confinement. female disorders cue
rssafniiF treated physician n required
1881 Valley corner Eatilaho AZ Talks
iaastiaks raf g. Valley 81 From } 90
WANTED everyone sufisfins ffam
MOOD 90 ENtN disorders 81 any Kind
e. call Tor free TRIAL bottle D. Nirhnrds
famous remedy tia farinr nldF
LADIES REMODELIN0 PARLoHs
New garments made aud oid ranedeisd
latest sifler rflreH reasonable als
Afcade nldr Ina q 9sif
MERVEnLE HAIR REsfORER
IL uet dye. VIII tufn gray ~ tisafh eA
haif Go tie natural color 80 Arcade
uldF Main teak
n leonard tt0enn. who vas $40 Is
Alaska ln tNNH and 1879 will Nfitn 20
sil heat ~ snuethiur 20 his advantage
tfNHr CLASS hhnaH MAkEH
All work guaranteed a0f D. Denny
Information I'd value 30 All 81 omen
dress Mfs Armstha. seattle, Wash ies
pastHHe
pfeiw little lady N - wishss g.
correspond With respectable uurhlns
man Confidential Particulars zee
y Nekibten. POULAND, ufe
nteumatisn. soute ot chronic. opf spss
eisify hyEee Therapeutic naihs. sos
iioi ali and sisetfir.l baths massass
and swedish mos efnf tiH NYgeA fhafas
psufie maths tos ritri nik
" =. mallory .rg~s hats sns suf.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-04

s~e~~~~~s~~~s~Ns~~~ ,~sN~~4~~~e~~-~~~~~
an Hf woman. each LEGALITY NUNd raf
made artinE 40 representative. address
envelopes. fuld MAIL firruiarsi mafsfiail
af amps fuFntthfA free HEX MhltsiMti
AGENCY. Lp&npN. CkNAhA
French millinery sYoninE elasses terms
reasonable. also apufentirsa go Pee
rie'a Hank ffiaK
ohnfua sifis aud fnunF men uantsd e.
learn stsEr ana iiishlaug dancins foe cifs
euii Arrif. Acadrmri iaie Wnusii e
wanted Maid b. % roosins and houss
aurk Tor family ~ fepfi ua children tet
ffnf isfnu az lhnne last nee
tsundsfsd lace curtains. 10 csufs pair
sned aufh ballard eaf tir ~ tisi .
small bundles of washins called fet
and delivered Easi atts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-04

The old wooden draw bridge on
Spokane av. will be advertised for
sale and abandoned with the com
pletion OF the new steel bridge In
about two weeks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-04
Citizens of Seattle

Tuesday power
independence against private monopoly.
PURE RIVER wArER"-and we got H.
not Of Furth Ammdown by the
In 1902 all interested opposition
THERE LeHT-ciTY LloHr"-and the Seattle Electric
monopoly heard Its masters voice"
o Webster blanket
ehse monopoly well Crawford with his Rainier
The Seattle civilized adequate
railway transportation
not straps
They service-not dividends"
They tired waiting YEARLY corners then
tanning into crowded circus daily just feed the
Boston mandatory o on waite stocks
Of
morning and night because private monopoly with cnch
taxdodgng deng promise break
ing and general corruption
propose company and its imL
tators and lobbyists out of Seattle politics Seattle
"FIRsT-Eecng a peoples city council
SECONDLY voting the 100000 city railway bonds"
With this fund available, the peoples
equip trunk line railway through
IT VIII give service where inadequate service
II will give
selves transportation convenience
II will living threat compelling the
attic Electric everywhere to give service
The bond city railway petition boots
spurs company viii be compelled to
heed
THIS 100000 BOND ISSUE WILL NEVER COST SEATTLE
TAXPAYER ONE CENT IN TAXES
Like the city water and city light plants viii
notice 1t viii be in better railway
Don't be deceived by Seattle Electric lies
tactics to secure It,
Vote the $500, 900 bon DIS next Tuesday.
1t the Declaration offered So
attic Sign 1t with X Tuesday.
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP LEAGUE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-04
ipAIp ApveRrlseMeNrl
(PAIo ADVERTISEMENT
DON'T BE DECEIVED
BY Seattle Electric
Campaign Circulars
Know the Truth and Vote Yourselves Free

During the past week the OF Seattle have been
deuged with circulars opposition the $4,000 bond issue
for city trunk line street railway Exaggerated debt state
have been published broadcast Tor the plain purpose OF
decevng the people into voting against their interest by
defeating these bonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-04
WEST SEATTLE NEAL Estate.
cnATTEL LOANS


-e4~~~-e-~N-o,o~-o.e~~c-e -~N~o~oe>~>.~-o-c-Sse
CITY AND COUNTY LoAhs
on improved 81 rucanf properly ~ ara
per cent any amount from 80 70 ttte.
for q lonE or short time and sasJ gsy-
menffs no delay hflsfeNanf a co.. III
Boston Block. hscon1 ana coiumhia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-04

to Vote Against the 100000 City Railway Bondsl
Do YOU Want What the S. L. co. wants1
The Chamber of Commerce and It's taxation committee are
opposing this $4,000 bond issue Whyp
Do y recall how the Chamber OF Commerce and the same
heavy taxpayers committee ETC. opposed the city Cedar river
water system in 1852
Do you remember how some OF these representatives OF
Big Business tried delay and break down the city water
by tedious litigation dragging through several years.
Have YOU forgotten how the Chamber OF Commerce and
the heavy fought the establishment of the city
lighting plant and tried defeat the bond issues for III
Has the Chamber of Commerce failed 10 support a
Special Interest against the Peoples Interest when the issue
is clearly drawns
Even now the Chamber Of Commerce in order protect
the special interest OF certain aundcs and other business con
represented IN It's membership record and busy al
Olympia opposition the eghthou law for workers
in the State OF Washington.
Do YOU wonder that organization which stands for the
oppression OF workers for the unjust profits Of bust
ness equally ready seaport the Seattle Electric Monopoly
in its tyrannv the people and politics OF ciy'
Despite the Chamber OF Commerce the citizens OF Seattle
broke down private monopoly Is years they defeated
light and power monopoly eight years ago With equal nte
gence and courage they will smash railway monopoly
Tuesday by voting favor OF the $4,000 City Railway
Bonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-04
HOUSE PASSES
VICIOUS BILL

OILY MPlA. March the ma
terial mems lien law passed by the
house Thursday night is the most
vicious bill OF the session for small
hone owners
II provides that material men do
nor ..yt 10 Siye notice to owners.
either about quantity. quality or
cost OF material purchased by the
contractor
They merely give notice TO the
contractor that they have bought
something for ths owners OF the
building. The owner Is not in
formed as to the amount for which
he Is held liable ON a lien.
Numerous amendments correct.
INK this we're voted down. leaving
small home owners AT the mercy Of
designing material men and con
tractors.
Had House Pledged.
II appears that material men
had the house pledged before the
legislature commenced. Notwsth-
standing combined opposition under
Teats' and Beach's leadership. the
bill passed. So to %.
The only members speaking
against the bill were Teats. Beach.
Candy. zednlck and Dow.
The bin Is more direct blow az
the poor people than any election
law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-04
EIGHT PRETTY BUNGALOWS.


on risw tracts Size % tracts Teaicz
feet
Three E.Fuom BUNGALOWS
Three farnofu bungalows
Three a-F0um bungalows
Five ~ thHss houses have toilets. Lafhes
fiferiarsa and can b. bought on terms
easier than rent. for inrtaure, He eel
yen f-runfn bungalow Tor $500 on
terms % $50 cash and the balance W.
per month. - broom bunNalon tnf
81 $50 on terms ~ 30 cash ana the
balance tit per month
Take our advice and stop paying rsnt
ana faka your rcnf money ana Apply
tf ou home. You can live cheaper
and better and YOU can 80 ~ the beach
ard hatnf. rHM and ala CLANS. eir. You
ahe 81 20 Feur children 20 give Them
home they can call fhfif uA and EroN
healthy and cunteuted 90 ouf hafur-
das Afternoon and any time sunday
and Eef of a. The park and Inquire
for our hfenf ~. itufres. and others
JOHN H. WHITE COMPANY,
xaiu 1900 IND 1881
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$3.50
S { so DOWN

Good 2.room cottage. city water, Hight.
near ear. north OF woodland park. Take
fhinney car 90 sbth ~ Bee l.. E.
Evett a Co, Phones. North ie, Green
kt2. Open Sundays
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-03-04

Several acre tracts a. minutes from cen
ter OF city; lie nice ana level. good
soil Price $500. Terms $50 cash. bal
ance $40 per month You can't beat
this for investment
o tcres partly cleared, new house run
ming water, alder land fine view OF 80
attic would make an ideal chicken
ranch. Price $500, on easy terms
MERRITT REALTY CO,
fs2o First Az.
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hOQtF0
~~~~~~~y~~-~~~s~~ ~~~D~s~~.~~.~~~-~>~
foams near woodland uaFt. tie
fpen.s -asen nrs hii. fufnaes' hard
seed nects. iiis
feeHss. Meridian a. car. fffea
ubf.L CO. sas eirts Hi4
Far nsns 81 lfe ner SIS srssofn farIirf {
heass. uierir fuFuishsd. rnof Location.
Tesd yard. hens ard sysrythieE eee.
tshisnt For fnii particulars call ~ las
East s4nd ~ phone niaek ai4
Fiss.regfn Hsotsfn cottage. tis Hsiie.
Fua
Fear-roan sel'sss. ga bellevue ~
fln Feaffs ft1et
Kof Rsni--A raadsrn is.ro1m haese
Also a+rwofn house. cheap reath seattle
az g Arre ! riegk sssi. Ths olYmpis
Faf Rsnf--A els .robm houes. tit. cleo,
tfse uEhfs alec faaf-snnn fiat. tfe In
saife sa1 zlth
sessn-feom hopsc, capitol nnL psffssi
cerdiiiun. riGht price. fheus heaear
Far Hsnt iisa-I-raoln house. modern
one % tsst corners IN Green take. fFpifI
garden small stahir sss u ind. ttfe
Eixhf-Fu11i house iis, on queen hnns
nj test Meln lta-
four rnouis inad~fn- fafnishesl. TO-
rent car af 1fat itih as "
March isi ains raafns. anflfnishsd
rsoasrn. ~ Tsffr fesser sss
fa8 -nesid~nre iat nrrsn. tsfsesn
James and Nsaison. firs, hiii Mslu stss
$40 Modern bun9alne. rhuge fireplace.
iiVtnF rnnfni Qasrn Anne Mein flNk
Fivs4rooin house Sattst yard 80 fs1s
asth = ~. baksr car 70 ludtius q
broom modern raitaEe, furnace. taun.
| on tfAys 80 Wtiie 1st
s-room hcuss. On ssih ~. as East
sgss
viii give long lease On s-Toom house
y ~ Mason. ifff ofheiin ct. Brighton
sit room modern cui,ars close IN. sac
month lnt sst1s