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$1,000, 100000 was lost right here In
New York-lost. stolen under the very
noses Of the watching police.
$1,000. 100000, That's billion dol
lars. II "moncy talks" what 4 story
lies behind that stolen billion
A New York story. The kind one al
ways wants to read-and gets a chance
% about once in ten years.
"THE MAN WITH A BILLION" That's
he name OF the story.
Il is by John A. Moroso. And 1t will
get hold of you from the very first
chapter. -
"rHE MAN WITH A BILLION" will
/ sgin serial publication in next Wednes.
days Evening World, June 4.
Remember the date, And read tbs
story.
THE MAN With A BILLION" will
Srb your attsatlon With both bands
The evening world., 1913-05-31
BATHING SUITS
FOR SWIMMERS
AND BEACH P0SERS
Both Types Are Pretty, but
the Slightest Moisture
Spells the Latter.

There arc two separate and distinct
types Of bathing suit this year-one for
the girl who goes In bathing and the
other for the girl who stays on shore.
Salt water satins. sturdy mohair and
Q mixture Of mohair with worsted which
has q silky sheen. together with the de.
sirabls thread Of WOOL are the favorite
materials for the real swimming suit.
Anything from ratins TO Is brocade may
b used for the costume that doesn't 20
near the water" and such costumes
even show trimmings Of swansdown. lace
and rhinestone buttons. They, are &C.
companied also BY the most fetching
accessories In the way OF parasois. ret.
cuies. caps as becoming a. theatre bon
nets. and even little silk or satin Shoes
made to order from material matching
the sutton rather. frock. for such Co.'S
tunes are vcritable creations. fitted to q
degree and built over aiken Innings. Jus,
a. 10 any frock turned out at the hands
Of IN expensive drcssmsker.
A typical sand bathing costume ID
pictured ON the fetohinsly attirsd maid
who sits under the shade Of . parasoi
This bathing suit" will never venture
into the waves, It 10 safe to assert. bu,
II will make q most enhancing appear.
ance on the beach. '.eliotropo ana rose
shot taffcta Ia the material used and
the trimming 10 In the form Of little
box pieated QuillinGs OF the tsffeta
| fyinged out along the edGe. A sash OF
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BARNARD DENIES he IS TO
HAVE SCULPTURE SCHOOL.

Returning from Europe aboard tn.
France. George Gray barnard. tn.
sculptor, had 10 deny two statements
which had been made In cables duriny
his absence. He said Il II not true he
u going to establish . school for sculp-
ture here; nor 10 there any foundation
for the story that he was bringing HON.
with him the famous arches and pillar:
Of the roue marble cioister OF the Abbey
q 81. Michael at Cuxa.
Mrs, Gertrude Atherton. the novelist.
who has been abroad four months worx-
ing on . new novel. returned on the
ya1eA
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SELF she answered. Z en- vssy
fonA Of pretty clothes. anA there
10 No otAsr way Z could make
money enough 70 have then.
1vssy other gts1 liks ne VIII ten
you he same u she spsaks he
truth
80 you see." Mr. Quinn said. after
a meditative pause, "the feminine love
OF luxury lfhs something to do with
the matrimonial shortage just ~
the young men who write to you have
said. I must shy that I think such
discussions as The Evening World
conducts are extremely educational
They have given me an insight into
the minds OF young men and women
hero that II might have taken me
many months to gather at hrst hand.
ut IL my purpose to do all ] can
TO bring about a better understanding
between young men and women. and
will take any legitimate means that
vii, bring It about"
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Tor sentence THURSDAY IN 6eneral SEES
sions. The disposition Of each was A.
follows:
~ JUDGE RosALskv.
Herbert Reilly. eighteen years old. Of
No. lis East Twenty.second street, and
Thomas Finnegan, seventeen years old.
Of No. 4o5 East Twenty-second street.
both pleaded guilty petty larceny: theft
Of lead pipe from No. 423 East Twenty
second street; first ofiense; sentence
suspended.
~ JUDGE GRAIN.
Herman Neumann. twenty years old.
Of No. $50 West One Hundred and
Twenty-sixth street. convicted OF lar
ceny; theft Of bicycle from companion !:
two prior convictions for misdemeanor !;
City Reformatory.
Robert Rerger. twenty years old. of
No. 1873 Graham avenue. Brooklyn. con.
v'cted Of petty larceny theft OF six silk
dresses from No. 43o Broome street !;
second offense; City Reformatory.
Cora Pride. negress. twenty-six years
old. Of No. ga Lenox avenue; con-
Sicted Of stealing bra celet from her
employer. Miss Julia Sanderson; frst
offense; State prison for one to two
| years
w., -,
-. ~ az y,tmrce years oio'
"es' .y"'n s'roo,
' a.o "a ."1n.y "ur years o'u
.,- 'o' .'. rt.y-iour'n Stree.
oa" Su'so"a' twenty years o'u
Nv. go VS. fo''y,e,s"'n sree'
C"' y, D.sy a, NO '.o wes'
sue.,. TIL pehI,en''ar'
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Ch.u,. u, . -, -
No aaa r., ~. T,ns..s a.s 80,
fourth .,r..,. oorv,o,ad ~, r"h,.,. =,
the ars, dag-... h.,d ,,n .na .oS,..
M. ste,,. Morr,, n, No sas W..
m. umnaroa ana s.,.n,v.o,. h >,
.treet ~ aIs. Ara, or,arss. s,a,s nr;.o,
IRON, s,vn, 10 ,ws,ve ,,s.r.
Georas Karaniras Lns,se, vs.r
old. Of No 100 West Th,r,y.s;yht,
street: pleaded guilty OF p.ttv LARCENY
theft OF clothing from No q Arcad
street. second ofYense: nenitentiarv IN
one year.
Az JUDGE SWAMI.
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sNEl0ne0Rs' SONS" RIOT
ON CAR, ROB CONDUCTOR.
Saattn Motonnan's Controller and
Give Crew Hard Battle TIN
Police Come Up.

~ Ndshbors' Soma" Q Greenwich
vtnafs Oang met 0onsrsgaess about
u,esshr and Grove strssts. seems TO
lsase essn arsd iase nigh1 Win . spirit
q ~ and Alsorder despite the mellow
,ng tnAusncs Of ne rsosak Old home
swesk. sixteen es the ''Soas' were ar
'rssts6. Al sscset three were chsrssd
with strsst ASatins.
o. . MIMI avenue surface oar near
e widnight three young men began
styiarking. When H. B. A0ehans. the
cGnAuceor. trtsd 70 stop them they
tackled him. Thomas Keen. the motor
maa. stoposd the en- and came In with
~ eontsollsr. which the youths
wrsuchsd from his hand sad started 10
use on both VI ~ crew.
During the hght one Of the men
took from the conductors pocket =
netful Of change. which he threw out
into the street. Policemen Farrell and
Leeuard hove In sight and the disturb
sss ran. The policemen caught one on
- q . tansment on Bank street. A.
th1v vsre taking him 10 the station the
\ eehse two tried to take the prisoner
I aaay. After . asht they. too. were ar
ean1l
Donws Fog a No. ~ West Fifteenth
I n1i1ol vhe threw away the conductors
G0nnla was charged with assault and
hUyt Thomas Ms1eAsus Of No. ~
i 49, OooDoGu4A G1Eeet - ysha o1rteu
= ~ No. 3VD1Cseopeal etBesl vssl
"a ~ ~ lD1pGou1n0,v3A - GDe8,
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JOHNSON QUITS CENTURY.
ResiGning Editor Declines - Dis-
cuss Rumor Of Diplomatic Post.


Robert Underwood johnson. who>s
resignation from the editorship Of the
Century Magazine closes connection Of
forty years with that periodical. refused
to-day either to afsirm or deny the re-
port that he is being considered can.
didate for a diplomatic post. :.
II am resign!ng my editorial duties"
said Mr.. Johnson. so that I shall have
more time for writing, For number
of years my business az editor has 40.
sorbed all my enersH. shall now have
plenty of time In which to write. When
my appointment to a diplomatic post oc-
curs-if II does come--it will be time 20
talk about II. At present there IL not,.-
ing to be said.
Mr.. Johnson said he did not antic.-
pate any change in the policy OF tn,
magazine under the management Of h.A
successor. Robert s. Yard.
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from tomorrow will talk to his con.
sresstion on How to Get . Hus-
band and Keep Him." and the fol-
lowing week will deliver his views
on the less difhcuit proposition of
getting and keeping a wife.
Mr.. Dunn came to the North Bap-
list Church. at No. 232 West Elev.
enth street. from Atlanta, Ca and
reports that there IL certainly no
husband famine in the Cracker
State. But in the few weeks he has
been In New York he has decided
that we are In real need Of . mat
rimonial revival. that the old ideals
Of love. marriage, home and chill
dren ~ the foundations Of happiness
should be set forth anew to the 70.
luctant young men and the dimcult
young women Of New York.
sex IL the root Of life. II the sex
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ago IN my stste Of Georgia.
The New York situation. a. ! sec II.
10 due partly TO the seifshness OF young
mon. their aversion to the saving ana
privat!on which marriage on a small
salary entails. and partly to the love
OF luxury shown by your young women.
have never seen anything like the
loud dressing OF young girls In Nav
York. The slit skirt hasn't reached the
South yet. and whom ! hrst saw II hero
Il astounded me- am not harsh
critic Of woman's dress. I believe mon
should worship the Queenly beauty al
woman and that II Ia every woman's
duty TO look a. attractive a. she posi-.
BIZ can.
- lsav oSjsst 70 . httls POW.
Ger, nor ewes - . little paAat u
paaAs VIII help . womaa's appear.
anee 80 ne osn pat u On % tAss
- vsat n iats ths street ieoh.
/ ~ PAINTED. Dat ! have sssa
yo0n9 vemsa hsso Who wousA
have tssa aNoA nose attractive
Srea mans ssaAapoint u thsy
AaA Sesa more noAsstly dressed"
"a I understand you.'' ! interrupted,
you are k"hs " $500
promoter OF "H'r''no"s, ~ -
you nave touno r"eus ~, ,a
women complaint
"Yes, that In Il. I think religion Ia the
saving solvent 0f the situation" Mr..
Quinn replied. ~ intend 70 make my
church a. much as possible . social
~ ..n - ,h,. h,.tr,c,
y"."s "e" ."u 49," - ~" "a Nv.
-" -.,,.s.c,orv s..,r.nca. NJ
~. ... 49,. vo,,ry vom.n In
So S. r..,.r,, ,,,,, ,c,roducs
- ~ ,.u vo,, On. truth. I
49,. s.,,.s. ,h.rs =. . hn.h.na ,.m,n.
n ~, vo.,, ,h,nt IN. .nn.ysn, lack
- -N-,h,. ,r.. 4. An. 40 irnronsr als-
..,,,'.,.., ",~,,, a, ~. o., th.t vouns
49, .ra -ow.n h.va M wav NJ meet
IN. ..ch o,h.r aop.t think a church
.s,,,S =" 800 o. h.,,sr rurpo.. thar
10, - h-,rr,r. vo,n. man. ana ~omen
5000, IN ho,v ms.,lmonv. Youna
man ara vomsn hare mead IA think
mar. NJ mn rrI.r. and n. rs.po~slbili.
,,.. ..v m . r,ri ,ha, ,he frst .teu
,n-.ra. ~s,,in~ . hush.nA \. thinkinp
ls.r,ou,,v .hout r.t,,nr ono
| a., ..,..,. "a. .s.. n. ss-s
$500 -.rr ~. 1891, ~. ~.
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NO. YIN. wouM" "or"' MI sum
p"oo. w. snu sno.'u s"'~ "e, p'.,''
e"ee "'u ."o s'o.. -" "'~ VIC
sounS "s" s' NV ov'Nus. '.c"'"'e'
woN. H'er sn' "'no"' u" PHYSICS
~. wv p'e's "A'S' ."vu'a So
.".. ou' Soun. "o" neeu 70 o0 "or'
spHtuai' ooheve' OF course, IN I'M
single moral standard; and ] think oul
young women should be. well. perhaps
little more human"
"I am afraid you wont ana y,oun,
{ ,omsr AZ, On N. .,as n, r...r,,. !,
, ~. W, Su... ,-. 49,,
o'N S's' "e'rup,eu
prsoiseiy ths faot mat uri VINO u
good and charming has 30 little chance
|, against the girl who 10 attractive an,
unscrupuiou. which has created the hus
, band fpm,n."
.T ~. .,n.,.. q. -, A.. ,,..
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proclaimed this
Il have observed situation
problem
South The well
and hesitate
In asAa n
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"I Intend to Make MY Church Courtship Centre
for the Young Men and Women" Says the
Rec. John Gum, Who Comes Here
from Georgia to Take Charge of
the North Baptist Church.
By Nixola Greelev. Smith.

New q progressive young man from
Georgia. who believes that the most serious
the marriage problem He
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SEVERE RASH ON
NECK AND LEGS
Also on Scalp. Crust on Head. Hair
Falling Out. Skin Raw and Sore.
Couldn't Sleep. Cured by Cvti-
cura Soap and Ointment.

2si West lz7th st.. New Yerk. N. e.
MY child had light crust On her he'd end
sssvsre rash on her neck and hse legs. ThsFs
was . rod rash on her scalp and ~ haP W.
falling Out The eruptioa On be- body yas
rod and she Wa burning. The sldn was NV
and vsy sore. She Wa worry croa % nighs
and ces,lda't slssp. Her hair was falling cue
gradually and caused hsr 70 become balA u
some places.
~ used - Soap. -, -:
-, and -. and they I'll
failed. My husband one day brought NM
one cake OF Cuticurs Soap and tho Cutte,ua
Ointment. When the child awoks every
morning I gave her bath and rubbed ths
Cuticurs Soap In we'll to her scalp and body
and put on the sore parts the Cuticura ONT
msnt. The itching and burning Of the In.
famed psrts Of her neck and legs and hsr
head were cured r. Cutlcura Soap and Ont.
nsnt. I have NO trouble With her at H."
(signed) Mn. ". J. Heagney. June II. 1913.
Although the Cuticura Soap and Ointuept
srs most succsssful In the treatmsnt Of a6sc.
lions Of the akin. scalp. hair and hands. thsv
are also most valuable for evssyday uss b
the toilst. bath and nursHy because thsy
promote and maintain the health Of the slda
and hair from infancy 70 ass. Culac9a
Soap t2sc.) and Cuticura Ointment (Soe.)
are sold by druggists and dealers through
out the world. A hnglo set 10 ofssa sum-
cant. Liberal sample Of each mailed ffss.
with sap. skin Book. Addres poseoaFd
"Cuticura. Dept. r. Boston,
~Teudsr-fAosd nen should 10 0uelcura
Soap Shaving Stick. 25c. Sample fres.
The evening world., 1913-05-31
Postmaster . General Accuses
Predecessor Of Showing False
Department Surplus.
BAD EFFECTS NOW FELT.
Wilson Administration Is Sad
died With Greatly In
creased Expense.

WARRINGTON. May H.-Postmastsr.
0essrai Burieson to-day made public
she report Of . special Investigation into
Aesm AFFAIRS Of the postal servioe'
chesUlng that during former Post.
WaoaG.0snerai Hitchcock's administra-
thea the service did not become self
suooortins as was often asserted. but
hat In isii there actually was . Dc.
nsasacy Of more than s7so.coo.
1Ae report charges that AN apparent
sUspivs vas attained by unjustihabls
Hssehods OF Bookkeeping and that the
sneisncy and morale Of the posta, ssrv.
Ico wsrs sscrlnced to . 'ruthlsssly
saDsscsd policy Of false economy" that
: eAewinO Of self maintenance might be
moAs. The report attributes 70 that
allaUad condition complaints against the
<sifvtes.
~ LEGITIMATE svRPLUs IN
YEARS.
Z ~. Hitchcock during his administra.
ston end In his reports claimed that In
he year tsr q deficiency of arproxi.
nsoAe,y et7.Soo. 900 had entirely been sli'ni-
natsA anA that In the fiscal year n1l q
surpeue Of more thaa 10000 Was a.
/. tains1. The report q the survey
made 1t the direction Of Mr.. Buriesos
N.Y. that at no time has there bssn 4
lG1oeaoaAts surplus In postal revenues
o1Hoe isua ara that the Post-Omcs D.
porsmsnt under Mr.. Hitchcock's ad
mlnlstration in 1911 actually was under q
6saoat Of more than NGo.ooo. In thai
cONaoction the report says:
.slt 3 po,ntsd out By the sonmtttet
lhkt ne publishsA financial reUorts d
~ osoaftmsnt statel the rsvsauss ant
ftha eoee Of the service dLsAmt1As and
J ttueefore, incompara6le eassa Reve
nn1b q the postal service are almost
s0ort1)y cslisctsd II cash a. conse
q6onty relate properly TO the Deal Pea
&C. wAich the report 10 made. But. tn
com0ittss nnds, II has been the practic'
10 esnpars thess only with tas pay
0pa4s actually made during the hscs
voar. REGARDLESS Of obligations Incurred
d that year. but not to be paid until
sHeess1ins year," 4
M Suse Ssssss 4sssaAsaS Wylssa teSl
49, - ss0est says. II. x1seheee
Gnnnl isag Standing vseaasase. naA
DoooDeasl vssast4eas go aseuns
oommA1nsats - AasA sAas0so fee Lee,
eogmo n OusA Q w ''as - saAAls -
~ AAmAnAUesa1lsa wisA ~ GFsata
$4,000 ssDsoss auslA6 1satAas u ~
ynuUut - esasA 191eo tAAA go ANs
- Susaa aAAl seaase vsse aa4AssAss
= 0nDos ago. ~ Aosai 0eaAsosaS Z
- poDeal sssv1ss sss Iele yasDssts
- ~ . As1sls g o1,Soov ~, ~ ~
-, - in~eoe1gaAesU ~ ~ HnAsl
$3.50 ~ nsasay oaooveoo.
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cAVoGo oissArisFAcrioN
AMONG gMPlovgGO.

pViay Of promotions and ailins Of
voeanctes. tha1 elapsed salaries might
- seturnsa TO the treasury. the report
$50 sauseA satisfaction among en-.
psaVoas ana lowered the standard Of
the1s s1hcisncv. Employees were trans
fegvod from other departments to the
paotal sarvicA II 10 charged. at salar
rias IN excsss os the entrance Grade"
~ many civilizations to the Civil
oGvviss Commission that suoh positions
eeolA not - AIled BY promotion "wsrs
uhjust1asA"
0an1sl c. Roper. Joseph stewart. 4
- Docksry. James ]. Blakeslss. the
to- Assistant Postmssters- General
e. Merritt O. Chance. chief CLERK Of
~ lspartmsnt. made the survey" and
slGns1 the report
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eY JUDGE RosALskv.

Purely vegetable, mild and reliable. Regulate Il
kver and Digestive Organs, The safest aud he
msdictne In the world for the
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EIGHTEEN SENTENCED
IN GENERAL SESSIONS;
-FOUR ARE SET FREE
Long Term in Prison for Gu.
seppe Leonti for Second Of
Tense in Carrying Revolver.

Twenty-Five prisoners were arraigned
for sentence Thursday in General ses-
sions. The disposition Of each was A.
follows:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11

YOUR LAST CHANCE
to buy modern bungalows at a great
saving. We have made another cut and
are now selling them at $1,000 below the
market price.
Soorn' S' VOLT VOLT sfSSE' Sim @ cut 20 sS2o9 ss300
7-room, worth $4,000. cut to $4,000
Terms on above, $500 down and ball
ance monthly
You had better investigate these at
once, you Will never again be arle to
get houses like these at such low prices
They are modern In every way. Cement
basement, furnace, hardwood floors
built in furniture. etc: sewer. gas wa
ter and walks. Location. 9th ave and ]
st. KEYS at $50 J st. VIII rent II not
sold in fen days.
MODERN. HOME BUILDING CO.,
i2l Dooly Block b1512
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11

Browning avenue between Sth and 9Th
East-a modern bungalow, con-
taining flve rooms. reception hail.
sleeping porch mantel to be se-
lected by purchaser; hot water
heat. cement basement. cement
walks. This bungalow Is built
Of red pressed brick, fire brick
piers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11
$3.50.

One OF the most modern and up date
Broom bungalows. situated at No. 20l7
South Ninth East, Oak floors, beamed
ceilings. mission mantel, buffet kitchen
front and back porches, sleeping porch,
full basement. Lot 50x150 feet This
bungalow should be seen to be appreci
ated. Terms can be arranged on the
abece to suit purchaser.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11
BARGAINS.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS AND
MODERN COTTAGES.
BARGAINS.

1 MODERN. COTTAGES.
BARGAINS.
4-room cottage. close to Ninth East the
4 paved street and a large lot. with
l a south front. cement, walks and
| basement, screened-in back porch.
buffet kitchen, modern. electric
| fixtures, It Is neat little home
and can be bought at very easy
5000 cash. $50 per month. Price s245O,
and good sized lot; cement walks.
porch. nicely tinted throughout,
| modern, nice little cement base
ment. a neat home, easily ham
5000 cash. $40 per month Price s275o.
5-noom cottage on Fourth East. close In
cement walks and basement, fine
| large lot, with O good lawn; shade
trees, and all fenced; five large
rooms with reception hall. mantel,
| one Of the best buys In the city
today for the party who is looking
for home close in
5-room bungalow and close to Ninth
East, the paw ed street: south
walks and lawn. ' Cement 6asement. l
screened-in back porch and large
front porch, buffet Kitchen. mod
ern, Dullt-ln In9ntel ana DoOS
cases electric fixtures. window
shades. and everything all In. just
built and all ready 10 move in.
Don't miss the opportunity to get
this fine bungalow on easy terms
S7o0 cash s25 per month. Price $3.50.
Groom bungalow, near the new high
school. with a large lot, 60-foot
ment, screened-in back porch and
large front porch, hardwood floors.
built-in mautel and book cases,
large reception hall. window sea
In dining room, cuameled bedrooms
and bath, furnace. cabinet Kitchen.
This Is an opportunity you seldom
get. Take advantage of 1t.
$3.50 cash. $50 per month. Price S4750. |
6-room cottage on the northeast bench. |
between Second and Third ave-
nue.. and good. large lot, cement
walks, basement and lawn, fur |
mace. and fruit room, cooler IN the |
kitchen, large reception hall man |
tel. modern I'm every detail, hot |
and cold water In the basement. |
with set tubs gas. and two rooms |
all lathed upstairs ready 10 be FIN
ished, which Will make 1t an eight
room house. Another bargain, and |
IL will not last
$1,000 cash. s35 per month. Price s4500
HOFFMAN BROTHERS
LOAN & TRUST COMPANY.
No. c2 East First South. Wasatch PA.
bl645
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-11
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
HALLoRAN-JUDGE LOAN 6 TRUST
COMPANY.

5000 cash and s24 per month will give
you possession OF one OF the
prettieSt bungalows on the north
bench. There are nice. large
rooms, reception hall and a den.
oak floors brick CRATE. book
cases In living room. bay window
In dining room with seat. also
china cabinet built In. buffet
kitchen, heat and gas, and sewer
all taxes paid; $4,000; 5000 cash.
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s2250

One double house with three rooms on
each side. Two houses OF three rooms
each Lot d9tX1S2 feet This IS an ex-
ceptlonaI bargain and a good Investment
and Is situated on West Second North
This property will rent for $50 per month,
showing a good rate OF interest on the
amount of money invested. The above
can be had at a small cash pay
ment and the balance in monthly Install
ments 10 suit purchaser.
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s346O; $500 cash. for new, 6-room bum
galow, with three bedrooms.
built of mottled red pressed
brick: oak floors, FIRE brick CRATE
In living room, with book cases
on each side. bay window in din
ing room: also buffet built In,
with a McGee furnace, cement
basement buffet kitchen, screen
back porch. front has cement
floor. This bungalow is located
on the bench.
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FARMa

stop living from hapd ).
purchasing this firm % 70 n1s1
terms, II you cannot affopn VI
payment. Nine acres ,u ,n. 4 Al1
southeast Of the city in .s.tH .stH
OF our county. Seven ss Ms PET
orchard; Very cholco anr1s % y n
ries, raspberries; 3-roornp pples' En'
coopss barns, etc, al, us ~ aoNse; ; q
snoo cash and It Ia YOUR ~
ranged to suit. $4,000. Sus1
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,,S We IT, nave u, an elegant hom.
oorhood. Five rooms 'esy chols
ald' best Of all. absoln, ss'Inctly 4
,dree sleeping porch ,y rev.
kllchen screened porch ~ add.
outIet Kitchen: ccinentsd SneT cosr
IN linen closets, mnntel,. ,assnts,
other modern conven,on, Cookies,
is Q little beauty and dGnces. n,', Al
5000 cash, bal. easy p, payms. .1s. ], q
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We also have n cho,os n
IN cottonwood. u acres In t -
chard. pears. peaches. mn, osil1
monds; land all Level. s,sou srsu q
be utilized. a good fru,t ny ny ~
place. wv nouse d
$500 cash. Bal. easv er,.
You should take half ~ s'SM
Or more OFT the place this y.ss rS
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HOMEsITE ADDITION
FIRST MORTGAGE LOAM

We have for sale choice Flint Nr<
Real Estate Loans that will net Nv
Z per cent, We guarantee both pfl1
and interest. We have Ioana o.
from 5000 TO $4,000. Ask any
many clients about US Il
NC KELLAR REAL ESTATE ANp I
VESTMENT CO.
INVESTMENT BANKERA
Esta blished 1902. u
Capital s250.0W.
io2 and 403 Walker Bank BIG
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$4,000

For the above price we can show you
several strictly modern 5-room cottages
on the northeast bench, with nice, large
lots, lawns. cement walks and steps.
Terms. $3.50 cash, balance In small month
ly instalments.
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BARGAINS FOR THIS WEEK
ONLY.

NO. j, $3.50: ,,
Positively THIS WEEK
ONLY. Ia ACRES GOOD, SAN
DY LOAN SOIL: FlRST-GLASs
WATER RIGHT. ORCHARD,
RASPRERRIES Arm. FRAME
HOUSE; SUMMER KITCHEN;
CONCRETE CELLAR: FLOW
ING WELL: STABLE MD
CHICKEN COOP: ] BLOCK
FROM STATE ST, CAR LINE,