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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-01-21
REDwooDfrEs VIEW REDwooDs
Thomas Johnson Writes from Red
lands, CAL, of These Huge For
est Wonders

In a recent letter from Redlands,
California, the home of the famous
redwood, Thomas johnson and wife
who left Minnesota's Redwood" early
in November, write the following des-
eription of those grand trees, includ-
ing a brief sketch of their general
tour
I'VE arrived in Redlands on the 23rd
of December and have rented a five
room furnished cottage. The weather,
barring the big storm, has been de-
lightful- The mercury ranges from
80 to 50 degrees in the shade during
the day but drops lower at night.
Twice since our arrival it went to "a
degrees above zero.
Two or three times week we take
trips to the various places of interest
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BELVIEW EVENTS

B. Simpson was a visitor at Delhi
last Monday.
Miss Elsie Mansfieldt of Echo was a
visitor at Belview Friday.
o. o. Tinnesand was a visitor at
Redwood Falls last Monday.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
met with Mrs. R. E. Crying last We'd
nesday. A large crowd was present.
Christ Olson and sons Oscar and
Chester were visitors at Redwood
Falls last Thursday.
Mr.. Rudolph Rain of Redwood Falls
was visitor of his brother, G. F.
RAIN Thursday and Friday.
Grover Mansfieldt has resigned his
position in Seaforth and is now visit
ing at the home of Peter Brown.
Miss Anna Williams of Wood Lake
was visitor of Miss Dora futile Sun
day.
F. G. Tuttle left for st. Paul last
Saturday where he will spend a short
time
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Rain entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Collin, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Crying and Dr. and Mrs.
Aldrich last week.
The Mission Workers met with
Misses Zelma and Nettie Monson last
Friday afternoon.
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DELHI NEWS ITEMS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Holder
on Saturday the 18th a daughter.
John Curtis and wife of Echo were
guests at the A. McCorquodale home
northwest of town the latter part of
the week.
Miss Holmes of Boyd is visiting at
the home of her brother, Arthur
Holmes.
Mrs. John McMurchie and Miss
Tena Leslie were Morton visitors the
latter part of the week.
Miss Vera Hines of Hecla, S. Dakota
arrived last Thursday to make visit
at the home of her uncle, John Hines.
The ladies' home and foreign mis-
sionary society will meet at the home
of Mrs. j. l.. Borg on Thursday after
noon.
H A Anderson visited at the home
of his parents in Clarkfeld last Thurs
day.
Grandma Nelson, who makes her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Harmanson, fell from her bed some
days ago and broke her arm just above
the wrist. She also cut her forehead
quite badly.
j. E. Nelson has for some time been
confined to his bed and at this time is
quite i'll.
c. F. Angel and son, Byron, of Vii
lard, Mimi, arrived last Thursday for
visit at the J. A Piersol home.
D. r. McCorquodale accompanied
his shipment of stock to st. Paul the
last of the week.
John S. Turnwall, who last fall pur-
chased the Bert Mattson farm, and j.
E. Miller, who has rented the M. L.
Freise farm south of town, will arrive
this week to take possession in their
new locations.
F. J. Tibbetts was twin cities Wis
itor last week.
H. T. Helgeson and daughter, Miss
Anna, went to Madison last Thursday
where Mr.. Helgeson is taking treat
ments at the hospital.
Mrs. Thomas Mckay gave one of
her splendid dinners last Thursday to
quite a number of her friends from
both Delhi and Redwood Falls.
Mrs. Andrew Cole came up from
Belview the latter part of the week to
visit for while at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. o. H. Petersen.
Martin Monson returned to Mime
apolis the last of the week where he
has embarked in the real estate bust
ness. His many friends here wish
him success in his new venture.
Miss Nancy Bell is entertaining the
humps in the plural form at this time.
Earl Bunting, who had his tonsils
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-01-21
OLSEN DECLARED REELECTED
Judge Qvale Holds Hearing Last
Thursday and Final Decision is
Rendered

At the final hearing in the Olsen
Mathews case held at New Ulm last
Thursday, Judge Qvale declared Judge
Olsen duly reelected Judge of the
ninth judicial district.
After the hearing Attorney Tom
Davis who represented Mr.. Mathews
stated that the case would be appealed
to the supreme court. Whether this
will be done or not is entirely problem
atical
It is understood the contestant in
the case will pay the costs of the re-
count and some of the other attendant
expenses.
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Miss Jessie Taylor left Saturday
for Minneapolis for a visit with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Schmidt, who has been visiting
with her sister Mrs Chas. Herder, left
last week for visit with relatives at
Appleton.
Mrs. o. K. Bjore visited her daugh-
ter Mrs. Geo. Genres at Sleepy Eye a
few days last week.
Ray Burrill was visitor at Tracy
last Friday.
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to the highest bidders and all will par
take of substantial repast.
Messrs. Geo. and John Aftermath
have been quite busy the past week,
Smelling corn.
A masquerade dance was given in
Balfany's hall, Monday evening, Jan.
20.
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Strayed Hog -Duroc Jersey came to
our place last Friday, weight about
lbs. Owner can have same by paying
for keep and this ad. Bolster Bros.
25-3t
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Over 400 Settlers

Purchased land from us in leftover 1000 will
buy homes of us in 1913 Perhaps more. We hope
If they will only come and this wonderful
KO0tenay Lake district who read this advertisement
there will be tens of thousands. There are good
things being bought and sold every day-why isn't
this opportunity that is just what you looking
for? All we ask is for you to investigate it. You
know local agent-you know he would not
handle anything shady" Alright-call and
him. You do not place yourself under any obliga-
ion says:
A. Mcneil, Chief of the Dominion Fruit Division
of Canada, asys: 81 have come the conclusion
that the only district in British Columbia that can
produce fancy apples is Kootenay Lake. The soil and
climate wonderful, unequaled anywhere else in
Canada. The classifcations for fancy fruit might
be explained is for fruit that is practically perfect
This should have some weight with youths
district has been raising fruit for thirty years. Its
just across the line from Spokane-Only little ways
from the Bitter Root Valley irrigated district But
are far enough west that do not have to ir-
rigate and as irrigation is expensive, make that
much more money from our orchards and get bet
ter class of furit-irrigatiOn makes fruit woody and
pethy. Don't take our word for it-eat irrigated
apple and then eat apple grown in district.
That's all ask. KOOtenay Lake is known as the
winning district of B. c. and the west because
our crops are grown from natural rainfall And we
are far enough east that do not have to
tend with the RAINY SEASON of the Coast districts.
Most of the members and the heaviest stock
holders of the company have their homes in this
KoOtenay Lake district-they live there and they
want you for neighbors. Get copy of the KoOte-
nay Magazine-free for the asking Tells all about it.
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Twenty Men Are
Wanted at Once

We want twenty men in and around Redwood
Falls to take SO each at wholesale prices. A
tract of one thousand has just been put the
market and will be sold before Febr. 1st at wholesale
prices. After that date you cannot buy acre of
land left in this for less than 500 to $50 per
acre. We have sold several thousand acres near and
adjoining this tract at from 500 to $3.50 per
Town of two thousand the lake-rail-
roads, etc. Fine sandy beach-oxer three miles of
lake fronta ge-located east side of lake. Only
six miles from the famous fruit and poultry ranch
Honeymoon Place Splendid orchards-good neigh
bors, etc. See page 80 of the Xmas Kootenay Maya
zine for particulars about this wonderful tract
You buy fifty tract and sell forty of it to
your neighbors and make some money besides have a
ten tract left for yourself free Write at
and plan going out to select your tract Janu-
airy 21-the date of next excursion Our land
offerings good that glad to have people
go and inspect them before they buy. Remember we
sold to 400 people during the year just closed.
See the names of most of them page of the Xmas
number of the KOotenay Magazine. Their addresses
are given and some of them may be your friends.
Read them carefully. The maps and terms
well the many illustrations will repay you for
your trouble in sending for it.
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and independent for they wish and have hh spark Of ambition
blood
h Columbia making from $3.50 to $3.50 for bearing of
district But being DONE Ranshers making
others doing Many these have
poultry
willing will small addition
plant take orchard and
head Paul be mailed
Give reference state amount wish to and where to
the be mailed Ask
sample opy--bnt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-19

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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
Farm Lands.


On LESS THAN EIGHT ACRES or
this lenc a green" farmer raised zoo
bu. ba.lsy. machine measure, MlTHOiT
lhRIGATING, and or ground cleared and
et0Hen nrst time last spring Idlssd oyer
- bu per acre AND TT WAS NETT HEE
CULTIVATED NOR IRRIGATED v 'Fil
raise 600 DO. potatoes. 10 hu- oats 80
%hest 10 the acre, ana three tons ~ alt-
alta first cutting also ~ bu. alfalfa seed
per acre Soil IS S 20 T. H. dcep. c,-
tTemcly rich candy -c'ay Ioam and has
lleeal slope 20 irrigate. Ie5 acres in central
JtSh mile from T. L.. station and iust
outside town. Al. well fenced. 4-r. house.
barn toI 20 ;oug has and rs head stock.
SoYd Wen. sThnarh. sheds and Otner out
Sy'ill11ngs yi,ilT,gs AND MORE WATER IHAN
NEtDED. 10 head graded stock. s
horses tand plenty iay ana grain 10
iSed al winter. several hogs. lots cf
chickens and turkeys. implements and
mendoM and most " bal. plcW land.
Within three miles OF one or tho best
ranges Best market FOR everything
AROUND FARMING. sTOcKRAisiNG
AND DAIRY PROPOSITION IN UTAH
and IL Is offered FOR about half it's actual
value The land is cheap at 800 an acre
and the Improvements. hay and grain.
livestock. implements and machinery are
worth about S35oe-BCT EVERYTHING.
GOES FOR $3.50. on reasonable terms
F3s!tlNely nothing wrong except the
price.
PAY ACTCAL CASH VALUE FOR
IMPROVEMENT (an new and stbsfqu-
tiaD livestock. hay. implements and ma
chinery and sou can bUv this 2tU acres
OF the most productive land In central
Utah miles from a cl,v OF 3o10 popu-
lation. on the L II. FOR less than s. an
acre. Perfectly level and every acre can
be cultivated. % acres in alfalfa. 60 iall
rye. 55 fall wheat and IN more cleared and
ploTed. owner wants TO leave state m
few days-that's Why. Terms reason
able or trade for desirable city PROPERTY
at right price.
\. y. RUSENEACM co.
5l5 ke95nS Bldg. Wasutca JSS%
nl2so
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-19
THE BEST BUY IN TOWN

THE BEST BUY IN TOWN,
On choice corner of the popular 9th
East we have new mottled brick. rake
joint, strictly modern home.
BUNGALOW effect.
NO. OF ROOMS. 6-lsrge and cheerful.
with sleeping porch and summer
kitchen.
F'GNISH-Hardwood floors, sa tin finish.
on select grained fir; built-in book
cases, mantel, dining room buffet,
art glass and mirror Kitchen Cabi-
net with cooler and every con
venience
FIETURES-Up-to date electrical and
and bath fixtures, gas connections.
PORCH--Full front porch. cement steps
arched ends; screen back porch.
BAsED1ENT-An IDEAL full basement
with 3-ft. cement shelf: all &C.
mented, well lighted and ventilated; !;
roughed In for laundry trays.
FEATER-Latest improved heater. con
nected TO all rooms.
LOT-42Xl35, corner; very best soil for
shrubbery and kitchen garden.
Workmanship Of the very best through
out; nothing sighted anywhere.
Price $500. Good terms.
Let us SHOW you first.
PROGRESS REALTY & BLDG. co,
220 kesrns. no096
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STOP PAYING RENT.
THESE AND OTHER
BARGAINS WE HAVE TO OFFER.
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REAL BARGAINS.

REAL BARGAINS.
3oexI RODS facing north between
r and S streets. commencing 1851 IT.
west from street. Sidewalk, sewer and
water taxes all paid. Right -ofway on
east side and turn around in rear. Price
$500. No bargain like It anywhere,
Grab II before II goes.
So n. Seventh West, 2txlo rods. Land
worth $1,000 NJ least. 6-room house on
same cannot be built for $4,000. VIII
sell for $4,000 for short time. Splendid
buy FOR railroad man.
2i2 ". Seventh South. we have the
greatest bargain in the city. Descrip-
don. 5-room strictly modern home.
with room for two or three rooms In
aoored attic at very little extra cost
Has lovely mantel. combination gas and
electric light fixtures, latest plumbing
connected With sewer. large front porch
over entire front OF house. back
screened porch. finest basement in city
under the entire house containing the
best hot air furnace in city. without
exception. Land vol worth at Least
$1,000 House cannot be built for $3.50.
But will sell Tor only $4,000. When you
can buy at q rgure less by $3.50 than
Same can be produced for. then you
cannot make any mistake, Same should
sell for $500 10 give owner any rea-
sonable proit for trouble ot produr'nv
1t. Phone Wasatch sol or 22ls, n2o54
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$500 0c Will buy one Of the
nrettlest T-room bungalows on the
East bench The house is finished
first class throughout. oak floors
IN every room except kitchen. all
rooms are beautifully decorated
with high class paper. The light
fixtures arc OF 4 very good grade.
the shower effect throughout. fire
brick mantle in living room
feet wide. also book cases. French
windows IN hall. living room and
dining room. hot water hes ting
plant, cement basement. equipped
with wash trays. cement porch,
2SX8 feet, II YOU want TO gee an
ideai home let us show you this
one.
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REAL BARGAINS AND NO MISTAKE.
For A neat four-room cottage Oh 7tt
avenue; lot 373II15 feet 10 alley. facing
south. Toilet. cleo lights and water In
house. $1,000 cash and balance on time.
$4,000
Just opposite high school or End West.
can sell an eight-roon. two-story brick
residence with all modern improvements.
Hot-atr furnace: paving. sewer, sidewalk
assessments paid In full. Lot @kx1O rods.
Impossible to build the house FOR the
money asked. say nothing about the lot
VIII loan s25oo on this property at per
cent
beautiful building lots A corner
foH165 feet 10 alley and another 40xJG5
feet, both on 18th East, north or new
high school Just about 40 per cent be-
low actual value. This offer holds good
until Tuesday noon
$4,000
VIII bring $3.50 per year Apartment
house OF iour-room apartments Lot
.siNl65 feet. on East 9th South Plenty
OF room 10 build more In rear. Figure
out for yourself the amount OF interest
this investment will bring. Let me show
you.
t3l0o
Near 5th South on It'll East, 5.room
modern cottage. Good cellar, bath,
toilet and electric lights; good barn.
$1,000 cash, balance S25 per month in
Guiding interest.
slio PER FRONT FOOT,
On Main ST., near 1th South. Fine apart-
ment house site.
We represent three of the strongest
! fire insursnce companies doing business
In the state. They ray their loascs
promptly.
Plenty Of money 20 loan on improved
Salt Lake Real Estate, on very easy
| terms.
4. RICHTER,
| 7S South Main st. Phone Was. ssl.
n2o3l
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FOR SAIE-i77s ACRES or No. I
wheat land. located ip Douglas county.
Washington. 1890 acres OF tillnble land.
1900 broke I'D fenced. Two sets OF
buildings ana an abundance OF water.
Between Hvc ard six hundred aCrps iu
winter wheat. ana more summer fdiiop-c;s
roadv for spring wheat Five mics from
railroad. Altitude @ioc feet, Price II
tillable land In this tract S2250 IN acre.
NTH spec!s price or l5a acres OF pasture
land, which Is all in one body This land
is part Of al estate and must be sold in
order 10 make . satisfactory settlement
between the hcirs.
For full particulars address Dr. j. ".
Brett etf-2l6 Sslsberg Bids, Lewiston,
Idaho. n3sl
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MUST BE S0Lp.

e-roorn modern brick. on ith East. lot
52x250 feet: barn, chicken sheds and fruit
orchard; price $4,000. On your own terms.
5-roonn brick. on 7th West near Second
South; $500 On your own terms
Large 5-room brick, facing liberty
park on eth East; $3.50. Payments Ike
rent
l1o acres, near Murray; good house.
barn, farming implements. small orchard
and good water right; price $4,000; and
good terms.
THE ALLIANCE INVESTMENT co,
Ii Main st. Phone 4s{5
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved.
HALLORAN-JCDGE LOAN &
TRUST CO.

!! You want All S-room modern
home in 9th East. paved street.
with paving tax paid. at u bar
gain, let us show vou this home.
II II one OF the best built houses
in the city and Il can be pur
chased 100000 less than the real
value Of the property.
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sJ500.o0 wil! bus an S-roonn
modern home on the University
bench. built OF light pressed brick
To duplicate the property vii.
cost sI500.00 The owner has
been compelled 10 leave the city
We can arrange terms TO suit
as the property will carry loan
OF $35e0.0O.
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DURABLE HOUSES. q"


The following list contains some OF the
most modern and up-to-date bungalows
and homes in the city, Look them over
No. l176 Park street
= l-room brick cottage; lot 5ONia0 feet !;
can be had for "a payment OF SlQO cash
balance monthly: price $3.50.
NO. So ROOSEVELT AVENUE.
\ broom, modern, White pressed brick
cottage; conplctc set Of plumbing. lot
i"Hll5 feet; $3.50 cash. balance monthly,
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
Of four rooms. strictly modern except
heat; cemented basement: lot Aoxl40 feet;
near eth East and sth South streets
Price $4,000. Reasonable tcrns
no. 515 e STREET.
A 5-room, modern. red pressed brick
bungalow. above the smoke line: nice
lot, east front; $3.50 cash, balance
monthly.
no, 2ol7 soUTH NINTH EAST ST.
This cottage hss never been occupied ,
Just completed; With i've large rooms.
mission crate. oak floors. etc: lot 60xlSo
feet. Terms 10 suit. Price $3.50.
No. IS; SEVENTH AVENUE.
\ i-TooU modern bungalow: corner lot /;
cement steps and retaining walls; entire
ly modcrn. Price Is reasonable and
terms can be arranged 70 suit,
We have many others IN all SECTIONS of
the city, and II none OF these meet your
wants call on us. We. will accept your
homes or we viii build for you OF your
own lot. using you- plans.
SALT LAKE SECURITY < Trust
BUILDERS oF SoIIANf; bt=RAsr,E HOUSES
Exchanss 80 No So Main Street.
d2052
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s75o-27}Hl7$ TO ALLEY On FIFTH
East street one half block south OF
Liberty park Cement walks in and paid
for. Two rows OF me shade trees This
street Will be paved in the next few
pal drives as well as the most Beautiful
streets in Salt Lake. Terms to suit This
price is $500 cheaper than you can buy
other property for in tho same loca ton,
Address D-4l, Tribune. n1990
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$4,000

s-roon bungalow on the North
Bench: hardwood floors beamed
ceilings, cemented basement with
stationary tubs, built-in buffet,
garage, sidewalks and sewer;
panelled walls: on large lot.
facing south on Sth ave. Terms
II desired, 4 fine modern home;
hot water heat.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved.
FRITsCH. .ol-2o2 FELT BLDG,

F'RITSCH, 20l-2o2 FELT BLDG.
STOP PAYING RENT.
INVESTIGATE THESE AND OTIibR
BARGAINS WE HAVE 10 OFFER.
APARTMENT SITE: 3 rods and Il. o.
W. by 8 rods on MAIN ST. near 9TH So.'
sacrificed for $ll0 per IT.
6-rrn- strictly mod, brick bungalow on
18th p, near university. Hardwood nnlsh
throughout: large front and back porches
Cemcnted cellar under whole house. Ar
tlstic in design complete In every de-
tail. Worth 5000. on easy terms. only
$500.
6-rn1. strictly mod. brick cottage on
Douglas avenue near university. STAIR
way in and room foT rooms upstairs
Cemented cellar, Easy terms.
$3.50.
II PER CENT INVESTMENT.
Double brick house: 4 rms. bath and
toilet on each side. Rents for SEQ per mo-
Corner lot. 56xls5 It.. with small frame
house in rear; not mod. On West Third
South st. A SNAP AT
$500.
Fine corner. 3x5 rods. on First avenue
and O ST., with old arm. brick house
Easy terms.
FRITSCH, 2o1-2o2 FELT BLDG.
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sG700

y strictly modern groom
pressed brick bungalow: large
sleeping porch. hot-air furnace.
cemented basement with station
airy tubs; a very attractive home:
close in. on Canyon road: lot
36Xl65 feet. Terms
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BETr1LYoN HOME BUILDERS CO.
CLOSE IN BARGAIN.

6SsNl6j and a li-foot right OF way
or the south; well built Groom brick
house: concrete basement, sewer and
walks. coops and barn; walking dis
lance: on 3th East ST.. for $4,000.
Think OF it: The lot Is worth more
than that
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80 AGNES. GOOD LOCALITY, / CUl-
tivatedi some implements.
Price $500.
rs acres very choice beet land; also
good apple land; near Tremonton. Utah;
with full water right.
Price $1,000
leo acres. S-room house II acres in
orchard: ) miles from railroad: good wa
ter right; between Salt Lake and Ogden.
Price SIG 600.
4-room modern house; good location.
Price $1,000.
WESTERN REALTY & INVESTMENT
COMPANY,
307 Mcintyre BLDG
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C0ZY HOM7F g

COZY HOMES.
North Bench
New Arm. mod, cement bungalow,
cobble mantel cellar, cement porch,
walks. etc, $500; 5000 cash. balance Ike
rent
broom mod brick, artistic bungalow.
new and up to date, in nice locality. This
Is q beauty. $3.50. Terms.
Southeast
New 5-room bungalow, California style.
buffet kitchen. A swell little home near
car lines. in fine locality. southeast only
$3.50. Easy terms, almost like rent.
GODDARD INV. CO, Easement SO
Main ST. n2Oi3
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NINTH EAST BARGAIN.


4 beautiful new bungalow, rooms.
modern with furnace; built in book
cases, buffet. oak floors, beamed cell.
inss, cement basement, walks AL
around house; sleeping porch. Don {
lose bargain like this for $1,000.
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VIC have q splendid buy near 9th South
md 9th East on paved street. facing
'cautiiul Liberty park. very desirable To-
alton. Beautiful surroundings six
urgc rooms. reception he'll, basement
noderu plumbing, fine msutcl and cleo
fica 1lNturcs sewer. gas. paved walks
md streets. every convenience, and all
or
BIO. half Cash $3.50
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TILE RnST YET

TIE BpST YET.
Il blocks from city and county
build ing, Groom brick bungalow. cob
Areplaces, gas, gas range, plate rails
in dining room, basement. furnace.
sewer. walks. lawn. This beautiful
home can be bought for $3.50 and in
cludes liuoleuD, range and gas wa
ter heater. $500 cash will handle.
HOME BUILDERS co.
10 and II East Broadway.
Wasatch 203o