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New-York tribune., 1911-12-26

Overheard between two shoppers last Sat
uday in a crowded department store The
speaker. woman wearing a purple suit.
green hat. a worried expression and four
eeen packages on each arm. Her compan-
icn, a li:tle woman in gray
NV dear, I've been so angry all the week
that ! could chew nails You've heard me
speak OF the Dussendorfs. that family back
in Johns and my home town in Pennsyl-
Vania, the family with 50 many children?
We've always exchanged Christmas gifts
With them, and I can tell you I've found II
no small task. for, besides Mr. and Mrs.
Dussendorf and the seven children. there's
Mr. DUssendOrfs father and Mrs. Dussen-
DORIS old aunt. who live with them, and
I've always sent separate gift 10 each
one-nice things. too. They've always sent
us pretty expensive presents. and I'm not
going 10 be outdOne by the Dusscndorfs
"Well. this year ] shipped them box Of
lovely gifts. Got IT off early. so it would
be sure 20 reach them by Christmas Day.
There was a kiruonO ! embroidered myself
for Mrs. Dussendorf and an umbrella for
Mr. Dusseudorf. and a smoking jacket-vel-
yet-for the old father and q shawl for
the old aunt. and "A lovely bureau scarf for
the eldest daughter. who's going to be mar
ried. and gift books for the children. really
nice ones you know. and a charming doll
for the baby. Well, by the time I'd done
all those things up in holly paper / was
simply exhausted. and the express charges
on them were something. | can tell you.
"Th, expressman had just left with the
box when a letter came from Mrs. Dussen-
dorf There was lot OF town gossip in ii,
ana then along about the fourth page there
was this
We held a family council last week and
decided not 10 do anything for Christmas
this year. We're not giving a single pres
enL except some toys 20 the children.
We're feeling 50 poor this year, what with
Salie's wedding and all that, we just can't
afford presents. SO instead Of going to
Philadelphia TO shop for Christmas things
1 iust STAYED home and sewed for the we'd
ding
"Aud my box Of presents just shipped
off 70 them?" concluded the woman in the
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
PROPOSALS.

NOTICE.-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received until y. m, December 30. 1911, at
the oiiic" Of THE RENNSYLNANfA COMPANY
FOR INSIRANCES on LIVES AND GRANT
ING ANNlITIES, No. jlT Chestnut Street.
Philadelphia. Trustee, for the sale 70 IL OF as
many % me pHILApELPulA. WIIMINGTON
* BALTIMORE RAILROAD STOCK TRUST
CERTIFICATES as SIT.lO> viii purchase,
The offerings az THE LOWEST PRICES
not EXCEEDING PAR costing In the as-
gregate not more Than the amount stated. Will
be accepted. the parties offering them advised
az once, ana payment made when the ccrtin-
Gates are assigned. Oh AND AFTER JANu-
AIRY .. 1912
Proposals should bc endorsed: 'Proposal ais
for sale of philadelphia, Wilmington 4 Balti-
more RAILROAD stock Trust certificates" and
iddressed 20 G. ). w PACKARD. President.
jl7 chestnut street. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
,r.AFANA GREAT SOUTHERN.

ALABAMA GREAT SOUTHERN.
49,, g. ~. $50 5ie sso753 s72 80
- 1,,,, "f'1 W Il 2i42763 2O62 IA lbs 266
XEw ORLEANS & TEXAS
TACIF1C.
% week In Dec. ~ Na,0'e22 ints 9o6
July 1-Dec. IL. -'''l '''f-'o''
cropGIA -oi.THERN & FLORIDA.
Number Of miles %A' 81 .,, ooo
ID week in Dec. SI@2Is A15W. 80 --o
INTEROCEANIC OF MEXICO.
% week in Dee. sl4s.0l2 klh9' ~ o o's,,. 80.
July dec IA. 35l1,518 3.623l25 d'o49'"''
MOBILE e. ONO.
"a week in Dec. s227s44 s22s s36 500 5gs
July I-Dec. "a 5.27277s 6.n4l4o fho2"p
NATIONAL or MEXICo.
Cd week in Dec sl22sals 81. l94 Ito siiSI Isl G2a 6a
July dec "A. % 7l9s653 2I32I25o 2''4"o' '''
SEABOARD AIR LINE.
81 week IN Dec S456 666 S447is5 S4l9, i5I
Tu,v Dec. IA 1902 474 a.322 $50 s.63i, ,'64
MONTREAL STREET RAILWAY
Gross earnings s42O 476 s3G6.o9s s334 81
Expenses ...... 260.j76 227.4i2 700 i'm
Net earnings. sl5e80 s13s.G .Gj6 sl3i. I33
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
Current Liabilities
Notes Payable. ......Sl, 42O,oVo
Other Liabilities. ........ l,2oO,Vlo 2bIO,ub

Other Liabilities. 1850 900 $50, 900
surpIus Observation-Disclosures. s7.1SoooO
Accrued Interest on the bonds due January I.
1912 Is not included i'm the above figures. The
inventories Of the company have been recently
examined and revised by Messls. Price, water
house Il Company. Chartered Accountants, who
state in report TO the company dated Deem
her 90 1911, that their investigation has been
careful and thorough and that they believe It
resulted in disclosing all items OF which any
loss of anv consequence is likely to be sustained
In addition 10 the above assets. We are in
formed that the companys works at Milwaukee.
West Allis. Chicago and scranton are very valu-
able and that the West Allis plant built IN re-
cent years Is Of large capacity and modern in
construction and equipment
50 far as our investigation has disclosed the
business and net earnings OF the company have
been unsatisfactory and decreasing. and recent
rctrenchment OF credits renders Il necessary and
urgent that additional working capital should
The COMMITTEES will submit 10 YOU further
statement as soon a. they have d"nnite iniornm-
ton as to the action OF The company IN regard TO
tho pavmeut Of the interest due January lst on
your bonds. and At the earliest practicable mo-
ment thereafter there Will be- submitted for your
consideration plan OF reorganization under
which the necessary working capital may be
Wsnv Of the provisions Of the mortgage Of Tu'v
. 1906 securing IN" bonds vest the control ~
tho action Of tho Trustee in tho hands Of ma
iority Of the houdhoidors. and n seems TO your
Committee that unity and concerted action on
the part OF tho boudholders Will become lmpera
tive. IS occasion may arise for prompt action on
their behalf bondholders should without delay
deposit their bonds with the Central Trust Com
pany Of New York the Depositary Of the Com -
mitee. 50 that the committee may be enabled
20 take any steps that may become necessary 70
protect the interests Of tho bondholderS.
JAMES y. WALLACE, Chairman,
*. WA TtR LbH'H.
CHARLES ". cox,
FRED VOGEI. Jr..
JOIIN ~. Mc(LENENT.
BOndhOlders Committee.
GUTHRIE. BANGS & VAN sINDEREN.
Counsel.
FRANKLIN l.. BABCOCK, Secretary.
- Wall street. y. 7. city.
New York. Dec. -. ipli..
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
ONE.EGG LOAF CAKE.

Al this season. when eggs are eXpeh-
eive the following loaf cake, which calls
for only one egg. may be found or use;
Cream tablespoonful Of melted butter
with one cupful OF sugar. Add one egg
and .,alf a cupful of sweet milk. Stir the
mixture into one cupful and fourth OF
-four sifted with a teaspoonful of baking
powder and a pinch Of salt Bake in
loaf tin.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
THE ATCHiSON. TOPEKA AND SANTA w
RAILWAY COMPANY.

New 1bI ~ IfifiilN'i % ia
Tho Board of Directors has declared semi.
annual dividend (being dividend No. 2I1 ol
the PREFEPRED STOCK of this Company %
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS t25M
per share. payable February l. 1912 out oi
surplus net income, 10 holders of said PRE-
FERRED STOCK as registered on The boo.
Of the Company ~ the close OF business on
December 20. 1911. The books will not b.
closed. Dividend cheques VIII be mailed %
holders Of PREFERRED STOCK who NE suit
able orders therefor al this otiice.
G. X COOPER, Assistant Treasurer
; Nassau street. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Owing TO the holiday, the Stock Exchange
was closed yesterday. For the convenience
of readers. Fridays closing prices on the
Stock Exchange are reurinted:
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
COAL PRODUCTS COMPANY
nInidenn M re.

The American Coal Products Company has d.
clared a regular quarterly dividend OF one aai
fve-eghths per cent 0"sf1 on its Common 'aN.
tai Stock and an extra dividend of one-hs, o,
one per cent. ~ OF 10. payable on or hef,ra
January lst. 1912. to stockholders ~ record De-
cember 22nd. 1911.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
Tuv T,IOY BAG & PAPER CoNPASy

Il BaiIfTy FIalI, y. = -, &c. = y, WE
. Dividend OF lec on the preferred stock o.
the Union Bag and Paper Company has thH
day been declared, payable January bth, 1872
TO stockholders OF record at the close Of buinesi
on December both, 1911.
C r. McMILLEN, Secretary
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
THE BANK OF AMERICA.

New York, DECEMBER l5th, IvII
The Board Of Directors have to-day oe'
clsred a semi-annuaI dividend OF fourteen db
per cent free Of tax payable Janus'y 2ad,
inl2 20 stockholders OF record or this date
The transfer books VIII remain closed uhtl
January Ord, 1912. ...
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. 80

DIV lDEND NJ DV .l.....-
quarterly dividend or two per cent on M.
capital stock OF this Company has been d.
clared payable January 18th, 1912 az The
Office Of the Treasurer. 131 state street Bos-
ton. Mass, 10 stockholders Of record al tn.
close Of business December 26th, 1911
CHARLES \. HUBBARD, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
MEETINGS.

AZ ELECTION or TWENTY MANAGERS
uf the New YORK Institution for the Blind aud
Of three inspectors ot election viii De held at the
Institution, %ith street and ath avenue AT four
O'cOck IN the afternoon of Wednesday. January
3rd. 1912. LlNIEE BLAGDEN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26

'Do YOU know" remarked philosopher
who spends good many Of his leisure
hours roaming about town and the re-
mainder Of them medtating on what he
sees. people don't want to have their
lives saved. They don't want to be pro-
tected from bodily harm. They resent
such protection; they resent it hotly If 1t
interferes with their getting where they
want 10 go in the shortest time.
"One day last week. now, ! was in a
big drygoods store here in New York
The place was thronged, and the elevators
had more than they could do 10 carry
shoppers from floor to floor. There were
attendants whose business IT was TO see
that they didn't carry more than their
capacity ] watched one Of them in front
Of car that in spite Of his watchful-
ness. had got crammed beyond the limit.
"Iiave TO ask some Of you ladies to
step off and wait for the next car he
said. looking al the two women nearest
the door
They glared at him. without moving.
You'll have to step off he reiterated.
Mother car goin' right up
They got off bristling with rage. This
is fine store" said one Of them. They
don't treat you like people I'm this store:
they treat you like pigs! what's the
managers name? Let's complain to the
manager Such treatment"
"Of course. they forgot their intention
TO complain at the next bargain counter.
But doesn't the incident show why human
comfort and decency aren't more respected
by the great traffic systems?'
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
SEtMEN'S BANK Fur SAYINGS
q and 10 Wall street

e and 80 Wall Street.
THE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED TIN.
l INTEREST be paid 90 dcpos tors en,i..'
thereto for the six months ending Dec aisi "
on accounts not exceeding THREE t...san. y.
lars at the rate Of -FOUR PER CtNl,.lY p
mum. ., ,of.
Payable on and after Monday. Jan l2l. W."
DANIEL BARNES. lrts. ~.
GEORGE N. HAL-El, 'a'iN.
WIIIISTON a. BENEDICT. Sc'fe'aFl'
New York. Dec. lNth. 1911. .a s,,v
Denosfts made ON or before Jan lN.. FD VIZ
Iutr-c.f Inn L---
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE or
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN h. MULLER & SON

- OSho AlND DIlVDO
By ADRIAN h. MULLER & SON
OFFICE 80. - WILLIAM ST.
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 27TH 1911,
at 1890 o'clock. AT the
EXCHANGE SAIESROOM.
nos. II AND rs NESEY STREET.
FOR ACCOUNT or SUPERB NTENDENT or
BANKS IN CHARGE or THE CARNEGIB
TRUST GO.
s. 900 PlnCWald Company lst Mtgo j'~ Gold
BIDS 1915 Nov, 1900. Coupons attached
FOR ACCOUNT or SUPERGNTENDENT u'
BANKS IN CHARGE OF THE UNION
BANK or BROOKLYN
100 shs. savoy Trust Co, New York.
100 shs savoy Trust Co, New York
- shs. Gtalian-American Trust Co
20 shs. Italian-American Trust Co
shs Italiau-American Trust Co.
BY ORDER OF EXECUTORS
20 shs Brooklyn Academy Of Music
~ shs BROOKLYN Warehouse Storage Co
l"O shs Central Fire Works 60 Common
80 shs. central Fire Works co. Prefd
100 shs Colorado Fuel & Iron Co rrofd
20 shs. Fidelity -Pheniy Ins. co.
20 shs Terminal Warehouse Go.
ron ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY cos
Germ.
10 shs Kansas city. ST. Louis & Chic. Il. r
81 ooo Recometre Co Of America So Gold BIDS.
1912
81 600 Pooria Terminal Rvay 1t IS. Guar.
1897
GG8 > 3 shs Estate of chatham
$500 Not. of Balsas Power q Irrigation GO.
dated sept. 20. 1911, 20 order Of \. p.
Adams. Inc. and inlorsed.
100 shs Crocker Wheeler 60. Common.
- shs. y. Y. Produce Exchange Bank.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
Some Ways Of the World

green hat DO YOU wonder I'm angry?
1T is annoying" said the little woman
in gray. you feel that your friends will
be embarrassed when they receive your
gifts. and they haven't sent any TO YOU.
StH. If they have the true Christmas
spirit they won't mind, for one doesn't
make a commercial exchange Of Christ
mas giving
The woman in the green hat looked the
other suspiciously in the eye. but there
wasn't Il CLEAN of sarcasm there. Then
she said "Humph," and passed on To the
silk hosiery counter
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
Total income N.oio,75p slo7os s2s sLo5is7s
CATTLE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

East Buffalo Dec. G5.-CATTLE-Receipts ipts; -
200; active. 15d 25c higher. prime steers ;. & tyq
heifers s4ds6 so: cows So 10d S. 80. bulls - %
ass 50. stockers and feeders, 81 75aS5 %, SOCK
LETTERS 80 J0ds3 70 fresh CONS and sprihE1,IS 1
slow and steady. S20ds65 NEALS.moh 60
ceipts 500: active. 25c higher 80 5oqeo oV ,o
Hoes Receipts II 200: fancy active, heayI ~
gi5c higher; light 3Hd ijc higher; heavy aSs
and Workers pIg, So 400 S6 IS: roushs, - S2nHO,
stag. 81 5OGsj 30: daries, So 25ds6 90. Shell
and LAMBS-Receipts. 1900; slow, ,,,sn snsgp ,n
steady. lambs 1jc higher, lambs, SO ooaso ~
vearlings 81 50dSj: vethers. SO i9qSi' e"'s'
Sc 250s3 65; sheep mixed, 81 50as5 20.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
IRVING SAVINGS RESTITUTION

II5 CHAMBERS ST, y. y ,.,i Il,
The Trustees have DECLARED a dill".a.,t Al
the six months ending December JltL - prR
the rate of THREE AND ONE-hALr a. q
CENT. per ouuum on all sums liol' nav
81. OO0 entitled thereto under thc oN t-th iqs
able ON and after Monday, January l'l. f0,a
deposits made ON nr before J1h.aat,
win draw Interest from January lsi w.
H. h TENER President. ,.,v
GEORGE B III NNtNc. Seefele-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26

Total .............. S45.Oti T. 2T0 O3
STATE or NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK. -.
WILLIAM " PERKINS. President. aud
WALTER NJ BEN \ E1 Cashier ot tho Bank 81
America. a bank located and doing business al
Nos - and a. Wall Street in the city OF New
York I'm said county. being duly sworn. each for
Eimseif. .ays that the foregoing Report i tru"
and correct i'm an respects. 20 th" hest OF his
knowledge and belief and they further say that
an. usual business of said Bank has been trans
acted ut the location required by m" BANKING
Law tChap. . of tho Consolidated Laws as
amended. and not elsewhere. and that the above
report is IN the form prescribed by the Superin
t'nlcnt Of Banks. and Is made IN compliance
with an official notice received from him. des.g
mating the 2lst day of December, 1911, as the
day of which such report shall be made.
WILLIAM h. PERKINS President.
WALTER VI. BENNEr. Cashier.
Severally subscribed and sworn To by both de
loneuts the 23rd day of December 1911, before
me. B. DENZlER
Notary Public. Kings Co.
Certificate nled In New York co.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26

ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Tor The Tribune received al their Uptown Once.
No 1894 broadway. between ~ % ana 3Tth sts..
until q o'clock y. m. Advertise leuts received at
the following branch offices az tegular office rates
untn O'Clock p. m, viz: 2Gi sth ave, n. e. cor
23d Il l5s Uth ave- cor. 18th ~. lui East lith
u 30 West 42d ST., between Tth and sth aves.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL, MEETING OF THE STOCh-
holders OF New Netherland Bank OF New New loan a,
for the election OF Directors for the ensuins sea.
ana Tor the transaction of such other business 20
-. ,,ronsrlv come before the meeting, VIII oe
held at the banklng house Of said ASSOCIATION ~
West S4th street, IN the City OF New 1oIh, on
O'Clock o. m Polls will be open from four
p. m. 10 > y. III. ,, .o,,
Dated New York, December 26th, 1911
j. ADAMS BROWN, President.
LII ItaSnLor
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26

NinnrupOII- NJ IOUI- NHIIfOIH 10.
Coupons due January /, 1872. from Dos
Moincs q Fort Dodge Railroad COMPANY Flfst
Mortgige four per cent Bonds viii hv paid
after that date upon prt srutatlou al the Once
OF the company, - Broad street. New York.
T. II. DAVIS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26

AND 81 br' hit ,4ts,
siyed az their Uptown ~. ~.
between a6th ana ~. ,,....l o,
Advertisements rr.,l' r,. a avs
Viz: 2G4 Sth ave- ia
cor. i2th ST. iol ". !. 20. 80
between 7th ana ~ .,s.
1885 Sd ave; ltVS !"
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
UNION so IasE SAW GS BANK,

No. 20 Union square
\ DIVIDEND has been declared for sV non.
ending December 81, 1911. on an deposits eluui
thereto at tho rate ~
THREE And ONE-HATF PER CENT a..
per auuum on sums from $ 90 5000 pa.ab'
on and after January IL, 1919.
Deposits made on or before January T" y"
draw interest from January l.
FRANK 81 HURLBUT President
WILLIAM n. LOCKWOOD, secretary
JOHN y. WEEKS. Cashier
" EMLEN ROOSEVELT. Treasurer
o.. ,n - Mnraa,. 10 ntnT satnrllN 10 10 y.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
THE PEOPLES BANK OF TIE CITY OIL
NEW YORK.

THE PEOPLES BANK OF TIE CITY VI
NEW YORK.
December 9th, 1911.
The annual meeting of the stockholders or ths
pank for the election OF Directors for the en-
suing year and Inspectors Of Election VIII ne ne
held at the Banking House, Nos. 3aS ana o9o
canal street on Tuesday, January 2. l9lZ az
10 o'clock noon. The polls will be open from
IL O'Clock noon TO / p. VI. .. 49,
WILLIAM MILNE, Cashier.
THE ANIMAL MEETING or THE STOCK d,
holders of this Company for The election OF
Directors. election of Inspectors n Election and
for the transaction OF such other business as
shall come before the Meeting VIII De neld 81
The CITY ~ New York, the second day Of Janu-
ary. 1912 at II o'clock noon. The polls VIII re
p ain open until 1890 o'clock ?. m.
THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY COMPANY
or NEW YORK.
ROBERT j. HIBBAS President.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26

ADVERTtsEMENrs
Tor The Tribune rec
No 1854 BroadwaN
until y O. clock p. m.
the following branch
until : o'clock y. M.
ord st.: i5S 9Th ave.
ST: 257 West i2d st.
263 West l25th ST.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-26
UniOnDImeScvIngSBdnG
4Oth Strnet AMI 9th Avenue

Interest A. 3,s por cent per annum 80.
credited Jan. !. Pay able Jan. y or IA s,,a
Money deposited on or before January N
interest from January !. lHl-
CHARLES = SPRAGJE Ff'si'''
FRANCIS NJ. LEAkE. Treasurer.
-
Arizona republican., 1911-01-28

AUCTION-C. O. McMurtrJ. eIpe- rienced livestock suctioneer; call sales anywhere in the territory at reasonable rate. See him before making your dates. Office 1S North First Ave Tel B. ts11. If
Arizona republican., 1911-01-28

10 ACRES of land in the orange belt Right unde. the Clm.l Back mountain. Surrounded by the best groves in the valley. The 10 acres in bearing right across the street gave a yield of S35OO co last season.
 We are making this location very desirable one, from every standpoint. Soil is deep. red. gravelly loam. es- pecially adapted to citrus fruit cul- ture. All seeded to alfalfa this spring { There is no place in the valley will make as beautiful a home as this. Price S2750.O0.
 10 ACRES. right in the orange belt. with good 5-room house Right on the corner opposite bearing groves. Deep Ted sandy loam soil. No better citrus fruit or alfalfa land in the valley. Will make q beautiful home for some one who wishes to live in the country in the orange belt This
 place can be made worth double the
 money with care Has good well. with windmill and cistern. Good car riage shed and stable room Is the northeast corner of the section right on government lateral. hence has no ditch to keep up. Price S3250.00 with good terms
 70 ACRES of land BE miles north west of the city. for S125.00 per acre. 15 acres is Class A and acres Class C. Best of soil. level. and has raised cron. This is corner 20 II should he investigated by anyone
 wishing reasonable priced piece of land
 40 ACRES. Class A land. all in cul- tivation. Has good fences. redwood posts and barbwire. Raised grain and milo maize last season only quarter mile from Glendale street ear line Good soil: is a corner 40.
 Price $l25.00 per acre Good terms
 160 ACRES. at SlOOOO per acre
 40 acres of alfalfa. so acres of grain:
 40 acres of new alfalfa seeding. Good house; good well; all fenced and cross-fenced. Class A water. This farm can be bought with a reasonable price down and long time on balance Well located Will make good dairy ranch
 WE HAVE sold the first three places on our slist as published yes terday. These were all good invest
 ments and were all sold to new corners in the valley. who were look ing for homes. We can assure any
 one who is looking for land or a
 home in the city that we have at all
 times a number of places that are
 worthy of their investigation.
 GREENE & GRIFFIN REAL ES-
 TATE AND INVESTMENT co.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-28
FOR sAi-REAI ESTATE

FOR SALE-At bargain, nicely ap- pointed modern five-room house, screen porches, bath. etc: also neat three room house with porches; range with each house: three 5O-foot lots on car line. corner w. Adams: fruit. grapes, roses. orange trees, lawn. stable. chick en houses: possession at once: owner compelled tO leave: must sell: $3,900, easy terms. Barr, A .. Center.
 FOR SALE-Ten acres garden and chicken land. well improved. No agents need apply. A. Schreck, Az miles southeast of Phoenix. over land phone. dn
Arizona republican., 1911-01-28

FOR SALE-Excellent garden lands
 ? miles from town, just right to put in watermelons or cantaloupes. very cheap. easy terms. no commission. 3l6 F. Van Buren dp
Arizona republican., 1911-01-28

AUCTION SALE-Saturday Jan
 2s. 1SO D. m. at 24 West Jefferson. Household goods. a lot of good horses including draft team of 1900 Jos. each, harness, wagons. surrey. two pneumatic tire buggies. l top buggy. Bring anything you want sold. C. O.. McMurtry. auctioneer. dp
Arizona republican., 1911-01-28

THE OWNER NEEDS THE CASH. FOR TEN DAYS S2100 CASH WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE TWO LOT CORNER ON WEST AO- AIMS IN SWELL ATHENA PLACE. THE BEST LOCATION AND BAR GAIN IN PHOENIX. ONE BLOCK FROM THE LIBRARY AND CAR LINE AND CLOSE TO THE NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING. NEW HOUSES ALL AROUND. RESTRlc- TONS. CEMENT SIDEWALKS, FRONT AND SIDE. WALKING DIS TANCE FROM POSTOFFiCE. AD- DRESS, OWNER, BOX 323, TEMPE.
 2-d
Arizona republican., 1911-01-28

I MAKE furniture. store, bank and office fixtures. Lowest prices; hest quality. My work speaks for itself. Wm. Clark. room 9 Nicholson Bldg. 3i N. Center St Call or write for 1911 bargain price list Of furniture. dp
Arizona republican., 1911-01-28

See J. w. WALKER. Sl7 W. Wash ington St. overland phone 2639. If
Arizona republican., 1911-01-28

Two residence lots on Brill car line Price low for quick sale.
Arizona republican., 1911-01-28

We have some good buys in modern residences close in, and the prices are right. Give us a call
Arizona republican., 1911-01-28
INCONSISTENCIES AND INVESTORS

INCONSISTENCIES AND INVESTORS DON'T PROcRASTINATE; OP- PORTUNITIES LIKE THIS DON'T KNOCK AT YOUR DOOR EVERY DAY. WRITE NOW FOR INFORM ATloN CONCERNING THE SUBUR- BAN TRACT AND THE 80-ACRE RANCH | AM OFFERING FOR SALE; IT'S WORTH WHILE. A.. H. lINE6ARGER, 379 NORTH SEC OND AVE. dp
Arizona republican., 1911-01-28
GREENE & GRIFFIN REAL ES-
 TATE AND INVESTMENT co.

FOR SALE-40 acre alfalfa ranch. S1s miles out on Christy road. young orchard with various kinds of fruits bearing abundahtly every year. good six room brick house with cistern. Gail 730 W. Pierce St. gs
Arizona republican., 1911-01-28
FOR SAIE-REAl ESTATE.
OWNERS SAY MUST SELL IN 1C
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S0 ACRES Class A. 50 acres in grain and alfalfa. 2ls miles west. s6S.15 an acre. 5000 handles.
 320 ACRES near Glendale. 24O acres in grain, 40 acres alfalfa. s75.00 an acre. Small payment handles.
 10 ACRES Glass A. Close in. All in alfalfa. $26O an acre. Terms.
 J0 ACRES close in and all in crops. only $40 per acre Terms