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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-08
EDUCATORS PLAN FOR
FINE BUILDING HERE
National Directors at Salt
Lake Meeting Vote for Mil
Iion-DoIIar Campaign.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, July Sat
n meeting of the board of directors of the
National Education Association last night
it was decided to begin Immediately a
campaign to raise a fund Of 81 .O00,n by
popular subscription, this fund to be ap-
piled to increase the scope OF work of
the association and in erecting a build
ing in Washington, D. {. Thomas w.
Bicknel of Providence, X. l.. was ap-
pointed director il charge OF the sub
scription list.
The address of President Edward +.
Fairchild. who recommended radical
reign. and the report Of the committee
on health problems, who charged that
more attention was given TO cattle than
children, attracted more than usual i'll
terest at the associations sessions here
yesterday.
President Fairchild recommended the
selection OF an advisory council. consist
ing of three persons, two OF whom should
serve for a term OF years. The thIrd
member should be the president o. the as
sociation ex officio. He declared this re-
organiZa ton of management to be nee
essary because the association lacks con-
tinuity of action.
More Mindful OF Animals.
The investigation into the neglect of the
moral and physical health of school chill
dren, joint reports of which We're pre-
scented by Dr. Thomas d. Wood of Co
lumbia University and DR.. X. ". Corwin
OF the University of Colorado, will be
pursued farther.
In many sections of the country the
average rural schoolhouse in relation to
it's purposes is not as well kept or as
heaIthful as a good stable, dairy, barn,
pig pen or chicken house., declared DIR.
Wood.
nacted of a government that crea -eS
cabinet department for animals but fails
to recognize one for man: that appropri-
aras millions for brutes lieredity anC 1t
tie or nothing for human eusenics?
Figures Provoke Lively Discussion.
DR.. Corwin gave figures on physical and
mental diseases that caused lively d,s-
cussion. He said that 100000 out OF
20 ;ssOp1 school children in the United
States are diseased. He attacked not only
the sanitation of schools. but surrounding
conditions.
"A cesspool of degradation exists under
th.. shade trees of Princeton and similar
editions exist in other states.' he said
IF for the next 1o1 years your schools
would discontinue all higher and esthe-
tic education and devote all their ener-
gice 10 improving the human stock, ut
IN. end OF the century We would lind the
n.oDlc not only 100 Years older. but 10
per cent better. stronger. wiser
= f Scribner Of Ishpemins. Mich.
urged closer relations between schools
and business interests.
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Teaches Intimate Needs.
Sanitary Standards Demonstrated.

probably the one most Important ac
complishment here for the American peo-
pie has been the demonstration Of sani-
tiry standards. Lit las verified methods
tested at San Antonio in 1911. when li.rro
men assembled as rnaneGyel' division
We have now been here four mo1ths and
not one case Of typhoid has develoned
When we came We Were told this site was
a swamp
Maj. Gen. Carter said double the num-
her of soldiers could have been trained
at Texas City without an increase OF
officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-08

Mis-. William Madison Mason las re-
turned from a six-montI stav IL Pen
sacoia. fla. with Mir. and Mrs. william
Usher and is now with Mr. ami MIS-
HARLOW at Muirkirk, Nd. until she go 5
10 Chicago
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. William Wellington
Franks of Baltimore Nd. announce the
engagement OF their daughter, Mary
Edith. to Ivan Jacob Gallehue of Ma
nassas. Va, the marriage to take place
in the fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-08

Miss Marian kleeblatt mas gone to At
lantic City, where She joined her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Blumenfeld, who
are summering there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-08

Gen. and Mrs. Theodore SclWan have
left town for the summer, their present
address being Lafayette, Portland, Me-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-08
MODEL MILITARY CAMP
ON THE TEXAS BORDER
Swamp Redeemed Which Cow
erS Two Miles of Mexican
Gulf Shore.

TEXAS CITY. Tex. July s.-What
army officers say is the best organized
and heathiest military camp in the
along the shores OF the Mexican gulf
here Four months ago the site OF this
camp was virtually "A swamp The trans
formation is one OF several big achieve
ments of the American soldiers sent here
last February for mobilization of th6
second division of the United States
Army.
Maj Gen. William ii. Carter, command
ing the second division. L. :. \. said
of the camp today:
1.-The division here and at Galveston
comprises one-third Of tn. infantry
strength OF the United States Army. and
with artillery, cavalry ard Eignal Corps
makes nearly 1890 men.
Teaches Intimate Needs.
Bringing the divisions together has
taught the officers and men the. intimate
needs OF the big organization as 10 its
equipment and has weaded out unneces-
sary paraphernalta and UNDERESTIMATE
animals When the commands conpris-
ing the various divisions go back TO their
various posts and are ordered TO
SCI Bile Tor a..y service whatever III
commanding general can issue a signal
order which will cover the entire equip
ment of every man
The second division is now in excellent
shape The soldiers are equal to any in
the world The whole division. with bag
gase could be ready 10 go aboe.rl trains
sidetracked or the transports ready u
cast OFF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-08

DIR. John Crayke Simpson. who re-
turned from Europe two weeks ago.
sailed today on the North German L..yd
steamship Kronprinzessen Ceciie for
France. He will join Mrs. Simpson in
Paris and they will spend the summer in
Switzerland and the Italian lake dis
tricr, returning home in the autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barry Mohun with their
daughter Elizabeth have gone To Fronts
Neck, Me. where they will remain until
autumn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-08

Mrs. II. S. Blaine Beale Of Nashin ct on
and Maine is at the Wolcott New York
city, for u few days prior to sailing for
Mediterranean waters. Judge and Mrs
K. p. Goodwin of Washington are also
guests at the Wolcott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-08

MIS- Pierre &. Stevens and Miss Marie
:. stevens are at Bar Harbor for the
summer and have a bungalow on Rodicks
islano. they will be Joined later IL the
summer by Mai Stevens
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-07-08

Mr.. p. L. Cusick and family are at his
cottage, the Luyene, Colonial Beach, Va,
for the summer. They left last Wednes-
day, making the trip to the beach on
Mr.. Cusick's launch.
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Vacuum Cleaners

ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS SOLD
and rentod. sl.S6 per day and up. Bates.
Hyland 1856, s3i6S
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands

FARM LIFE
VERSUS CITY LIFE.
Tho farmer Is the best blessed
man on the face Of the earth.
He enjoys life tc the full.
He gets the mos. out OF tt
good health. good appetite, good
To him llfe is worth while
Contrast his mode Of life with
the city mans:
The city mans task is dealing IN
pies OF cold figures, or attending
10 the petty details OF some other
equally monotonous vitality sap
ping occupation.
For diversion. he has TO seek
artihc!al enjoyment.
But on farm, It's different.
Up early-out into the open A
f,ll. fresh, invigorating breeze TO
greet you.
The poultry The stock. Their
feeding! Their care, Work that
Is pleasure.
Green fields that produce boun-
teouS crops.
II you know when you are we'll
of. you'll make the break and get
on farm.
The starting cost Is little the
profits big.
Let us take YOU out TO Park
Valley and show you what other
men are doing.
You can buy land IN this valley
from SIS to S25 per acre on five
years time
Information FREE.
Get In touch with us at once.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER
CO. 18th floor Walker Bank bldg,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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cNAps IN Iors ANN uoNDs

SNAPS IN LOTS AND HOMES.
Do you still doubt that the state capitol
building Will be placed on Capitol Hillf
We guess not.
Don't you now believe values will ad-
vance on Capitol Fill? We are offering
ten 50Xl4o-ft lots near the capitol build
Ing at only $500 TO $500 each, on terms
to suit you. say 10 per cent cash. bal
monthly. Money will surely be made In
this location by the wise one who buys
now. We have some choice lots facing
the capitol at very low, figures
On Michigan ave. in Douglas Park.
near 18th East. 1OS-ft. lot, $1,000. This
is $500 below the. market. The choicest
lot on East Bench
Here is another snap; All or part OF 1876
IT, en- University ST, north Of new. high
school. at $40 front IT,; 10 per cent cash,
bal monthly.
Another money maker on 7th East:
Just south of the Park, I5N1o6 IT., only
$500. OH very easy terms.
We have IL other very great bargains
" BARGAIN HOUSES.
s245O Buys $4,000 Home,
$3.50, cash; bal, monthly, 4 new mod,
sure TO see this
s3l75 Buys a $4,000 Home
. rm mod. brick. gas range and linoleum
also large barn or garage; nice
lot lawn and shade. on 5th South, near
9th East. You get good value in this
nice home,
$4,000 for the lot, The house has 3
We give. YOU this in the bargain.
It's on 9th East paving. near 9Th South
Surely bargain Easy terms.
$3.50 cash, Arm. cottage on Ken
slngton. near llth East only S1400
500 to $500 cash will secure you home
In any part of city II you will see US now
PETERSON REAL. ESTATE e. INV. co
1887
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FUh SALE-REAL ESTATE
improved and Unimproved
bEJTILlON HOME BUILDERS co.
3i0-Si2 MAIN STREET,
Cor. Postofficc Place
SPECIAL SNAP

SPECIAL SNAP
Al tahen oy sept 20 VIII sell this new
groom modern brick bungalow for s23?5:
$50 cash, balance like rent; near 9Th
East St '"'
CLOSE IN on FOURTH EAST.
2,room modern brick, lawn, sewer.
walks, barn. shade and fruit trees; 5000
On your own terms.
GOOD 7-RooM BUNGALOW.
rus onth, toilet electric lights. arte-
SIAN water, BUFFET. mission finish, lawn
ssnmae' snao walks nice 5. l5 location, $4,000
}Seo cash. $50 per month Lot is 50x
A BUNGALOW SNAP.
Beautiful new 5-room bungalow. dou-
oIe floors. fire place. buffet kitchen pla To
iiailsi full cemented basement, hot water
swell place near university and high
school $500 cash; S25 per month.
CENTER STREET SNAP.
Splendid sl,sI site for store or apartment
$500; on terms.
ELEVENTH FAST BARGAIN.
galow. large rooms. lot 5ox1Ss to al
ley: lawn flowers, shade, coops. barn;
$4,000; 5000 cash. $50 per month.
zoN112; city water, sidewalks. gas.
graded street; $500. Near 9th East and
18th South,
6oNl64 on Laird ave- near 18th East.
WE WRITE FIRE, PLATE GLASS, AND
INSURANCE. OR WILL
GO ON YOUR BOND.
BETT1LYON HOME BUILDERS co,
$40 and 342 Main st. Cor, p O. Place
Wasatch oo30, Wasatch 203l
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FORTUNES IN ALFALFA SEED.

FORTUNES IN ALFALFA SEED.
There Is no richer agricultural country
In the world than the
WONDERFUL PAHvANT VALLEY
UTAH.
read what one farmer has done.
what he has done you can do.
NJ ~ Fillmore. Utah, Jan. 4. 1913.
Dear Sir-In reply TO your inquiry I
peg peg 70 advise you that during the year
1911 l produced 900 bushels OF first ella IS
alialia seed on so acres OF land In the
sub-irrigated district west OF Meadow,
and during 1912 l harvested sos bushels
OF frst-class seed on 40 acres OF sub
irrigated land In the pame district
with proper treatment of the soil and
growing crops. l am confident that 1 can
produce the same or better crops each and
every year. and / would not consider any
price for my land.
You ask whether or not I would con-
slider a price Of 5000 per acre. and beg
TO advise you that this land is worth
more TO me than the figure you suggest.
and / would not consider that price even
though L cared 10 sell. This is my home
and | do not care to sell at all
Very truly yours,
EDWARD 3. BUSHNELL.
We have these same lands for sale IN
pahvant valley at prices ranging from
50 to SO per acre on 10 years time,
DO not fail TO Investigate Pahvant val
ley before buying land anywhere else In
the west.
Send for our illustrated booklet
VALLEY LAND COMPANY,
Judge Bldg Wasatch 1641.
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44o ACRES. SITUATION A LITTLE
over one mile from the center OF Dillon,
Mont; 500 to 500 Inches water one OF
Beaverhead river running through the
anch; timber that Will cut 200, 900 II. of
lumber. with sawynill. The lumber sells
at S25 per thousand feet. Also 1000 cords
OF wood. All fine land and In g. 10 and
30-acre tracts. Will sell al $3.50 10 5000
per acre, Eleven-room house. cost about
$4,000, barns and sta bles for % head of
including binders mowers. rakcs. drills
hay derrick. hayracks, trucks. etc This
is an estate and tho greatest bargain
In Montana Price $4,000; $4,000 CASH
balance to suit
HUBBARD, INVST. CO.,
66 w. Broadway fpoos
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PAPER HANGING, PAINTING
AND DECORATING

FOR PAINTING. PAPERHANGINC;
Uniting and kalsomning. call Hancock
w. 1S56-R. rliio
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W. II. CROMER,
1o3 East 2nd South st.
A anh

Wasatch 420.
501130 feet Groom modern brick house
and good brick store; 4th East. s2500. 375
X165 feet. Groom modern brick. 9th
South and Jefferson ave. $500 3X6 rods.
7-room modern brick. 3rd East and 2nd
South, $4,000; double two-story modern
brick, full basement, also 4-room modern
frame, close In. $4,000, bringing in 10 per
cent net. 3 acres: house. barn. all in
for house; 160 acres, good, clear land and
$500 cash for small home; $50 acres good
land, broke, $4,000. II you have any
trades come in I have large list to
select from. f3042
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BARGAIN IN EQUITY.
Ur,,ita, y.t,,ib eiEnn o.. AoNoa

There is 10 acres Of fine land. with dou-
BILE water right Well located on state
street Worth saoO per acre Will rent
for $50 per acre per season. The crop on
the 10 acres this season actually wort h
Si100
There Is house. modern, and store
building on i1th East street. worth SS5OO:
each rents for $50 per month. This prom
erty is well located and Will grow In
value without question.
These two properties are easily worth
S96O0 Rents pay interest on $4,000 Tho
present owner has an equity In both prono
critics worth $500, which he offers TO dis
count down to $4,000 cash. or will trade
for clear property,
entsnslemcnts, Address T-5s. Tribune.
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BURT & CARLQUIST COMPANY,
40 MAIN STREET. TEL WAS $50.
VERY EASY TERMS A brand new
four-room bungalow of pressed brick To-
Gated within walking distance Of business
district; complete modern plumbing, large
front and back porches. cellar. modern
buffet kitchen, and other conveniences
built in. $3.50 cash, bal. like rent. Price
$4,000. This house Is on the east side.
We have an elegant bungalow Of five
rooms. which represents the zenith In
home building. All the latest improve
ments, such as bookcases, colonnades,
linen closets, buffets, china cabinets,
sleeping porches, etc, included, In very
desirable location, on good sized lot.
$500 cash. Bal. monthly payments.
Price $4,000.
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RANCK ADVICE ON EARTH.

Many owners. for business or social
reasons. will sell quietly, at sacrifice
and on easy terms, rather than advertise
their property,
Others with mortgages about TO DO fore
closed will take a small consideration FOR
their equity TO avoid publicity. Their loss
your gain.
We have unexcolled bargains In houses
nd lots. which we are not permitted to
advertise Also business property. track
age, farms and acreage. Consult US Do
fore buying.
RANCK REAL ESTATE co,
Suite 232 D. F. Walker Building
1871
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and UnimprOved
BARGAINS
Beautiful Bungalows and Pretty Cottages
BARGAINS

f-room mottlc brick bungalow OF the
snappiest style in town; large front
porch. screened-in back porch and sleep
ing porch, cement walks and basement.
buffet kitchen. built-in china cabinet.
msntel, bookcases. hardwood floors. plate
rail and lights.
$500 cash-S25 per month-Price S2sOo.
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HoUSToNs THE HoUSERs.

s34o0.
On 9Th East street. one-halt
block from Liberty park, a seven
room, strictly modern. pressed
brick home on a lot 50xl40 feet
to alley; large sunny rooms, front
and rear porches, basement, fur
mace. gas, cement walks, sewer,
lawns, flowers and trees, a beauti-
ful home in fine location $1,000
cash. balance to suit. An e1
cellent buy,
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. co.
S51 South Main ST. Phone Was 81.
We write fire Insurance.
VIII go on your bond,
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FARMS,

Why work for others when you can
buy a first-class farm or orchard on very
easy terms? Nine acres. located In Cot
,onwood, the finest district OF our county.
accessible TO street car; four-room house:
seven acres planted in bearing apple
trees: berry patches Of all kinds,
$3.50 cash. Bal. arranged. Price $4,000.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
NJ KELLAR REAL. ESTATE G. IN.
NESTMlcNT co,
INVESTMENT BANKERS


$50 CASH,
$50 CASH
500 CASH
balance Ike rent, will place YOU I'm a
cozy, new bungalow I'm BEATTiEII
l1OMESlTE ADDITION, which is located
OF Wandamere,
WE WANT YOU
TO sec this beautiful home place. and the
building In HOMBSITE ADDITION. It's
the i've building spot OF Salt Lake
Mr., RENT PAYER.
save that hard earned money that Won
are throwing away for rent receipts II
VIII buy you a home.
HOMEsITE ADDITION HOMES
have large rooms, buffet kitchens clothes
closets, bathroom. front and ba elk porches,
and ceinented cellars. Lots are 90 by
df,on dGq reet t. 70 oe 1Sfoot alley and in ad
streets. and nice fence around your lot,
we give you FREE WATER.
TAKE THE CAR TODAY
to Homesite. pick OUT the home vo,,
want, and sec us early Monday morning.
and we will make terms that will Surprise
you. we VIII be glad to take sou TO
domestic In our autos on any day but
Sunday.
GROCERY SPECIAL.
GROCERY SPECIAL.
We have a pressed brick store. with
living rooms attached. on the corner OF
9th East and 18th South SITS, that we
VIII rent or sell on very easy terms No
nearby competition.
APARTMENT HOUSE SPECIAL.
APARTMENT HOUSE SPECIAL.
We have for sale one OF the best-pay-
ng apartment houses in the city, II has
Z rental Income OF almost $4,000 per an
lum. II you want an Al Investment, IL
VIII pay you to look into this
MKELJAR REAL ESTATE & IN
FESTMDNT CO.,
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
Paid-up capital. 100000.
Estb 1902. Inc 1919
d02-4oS Walker Bank Bldg.
1886
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We have 4b acres. three Of which are
in orchard, all bearing peaches. pears.
apricots and almonds; Ii miles east of
State street, just south Of Murray.
sl75 cash. Bal arranged Price $500.
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CANADA is
CALLING TO YOU

and to every other live farmer In
the United States. II offers op-
portunities you've never enjoyed
1t Is today the home OF a million
happy Americans, who are accu-
mulating fortunes under Its won
derful conditions
Choice farms in WESTERN
CANADA are selling at Sl1 to $50
an acre, with twenty years 10
pay. And IL required, we loan
YOU $4,000 for buildings and equip
ment on the same twenty-year-
payment basis.
Write or call, and wen tell you
all about this true land OF Edo
rado.
w, C. ALBERTSON,
603-4 Dooy Block Salt Lake
Agent Canadian Pacific Ry. Land Branch
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FARMERS ARE RDDPMN-
DENT.

FARMERS ARE NDDPMN-
DENT.
In this world there 10 only ono
man who Is really independent
He's the farmer.
Hard times may come. bust
nesses may fall. and the bottom
drop out of finance, still the
farmer is not affected.
His crops continue in abun-
dance; his profits are sure.
He has no worries; no troubles.
Is It any wonder he lives long
err ts happier and gets more out
of life than the city man.
Today tine opportunities on
farm are greater than ever be-
fore,
The scope is bigger-the de-
mand for products greater.
The starting cost Is little
You can get the finest kind of
Park vaIieyNfor from sis to s25
per acre. on five years time.
In crop production IL leads land
costing TO II times as much.
The soil is deep. climatic con-
ditions the best water plentiful.
It's worth your serious consId-
Grafton.
Get our free booklets today.
phone cali or postcard re-
quest will bring them.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER
CO.. 18th floor Walker Bank
bldg. Salt Lake City Utah.
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IDAHO

.332 acres. full water right in best
in the state: water right alone
worth $50 per acre, 1870 acres in alfalfa.
So acres In grain, acres In fruit. 200 q
year-old apple trees. pears. prunes. cherry
trees and small fruit; 7-room house with
stone basement for cellar. shade trees,
stone Ice house. holds 80 tons, stable
ror horses and hay NOW above. gram
airy and machine sheds bunk house,
chicken houses, etc Located within
miles OF Shoshone, In good roads district
Owner has other interests that take up
his entire time and viii sacrifice AT $50
per acre for quick sale.
WESTERN LAND CO. 9l2 Judge Bldg.
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EVEN TRADE.

our Exchange department has just
listed a section Of rich agriculture la nd
"ith water. partly improved. ana located
,n pest farming district OF Utah. about
- niles from tho railroad. close 10 good
Town. schools. churches. general stores.
etc.
This land can be handled OH even trade
Tor improved clear Salt Lake City or
suburban improved
rms IS q great chance for the people
OF salt Lake who want to get farm. but
don't want TO go in debt
The price OF this land Is $50 per acre
DO not fall 10 come and sec us before
trading Tor anything anywhere.
II Is great cattle and sheep feeding
couhiry. great alfalfa country. wheat
country. sugar beet country and fruit
country. u is country where there can
be no question about good home and a
good living.
PAHFANT VALLEY LAND COMPANY.
r, T.. EXCHANGE DEPT.
vas 1851, judge Building.
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1928

ACRES, SOUTHEAST PRIMARY
water right, 900 bearing fruit trees.
smaii house. hen house, incuba tors, 400
cnickens, horse, buggy and implements
$500; half cash.
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HoUsToNS THE HoUsERs.

$4,000.
One Of the handsomest little
hve-room bungalows on the east
bench, on e. 4th So, close to car
line. Built Of pressed brick; has
front porch across house. large
screened back porch, hard wood
floors bea ceilings. fireplace,
built-in buffet, plate rail and pan
cling In dining room; furnace and
cemented basement See US for
terms.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. co.
351 South Main ST Phone Was 27.
We write fire insurance.
Will so on your bond.
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BURT & CARLQUIST COMPANY.
REAL ESTATE, MORTGAGE LOANS,
FIRE INSURANCE.
40 MAIN STREET. TEL. WAS. 800.