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Evening star., 1914-02-07
GlAT-EDCE
INVEST m ENTS.

FayinS nlSn rate OF interest,". i
more than you can possibly real
ize from any other source OF in /
vestnent: prices SO low that
should you wish to resell you
should realize handsome profit. .
We have houses in all sections.
If YOU wish to have them located
in the Northwest. we have them
in the Northeast CT Southeast we
have them; business properties,
store properties. small houses.
large houses. apartment houses n
all sections.
They are all coed. You will
make no mistake when you invest
in any one Of them.
We are in position. to give you
absolutely the best for the money.
Three new stores. renting Tor
S45 i month; can be purchased
4 Tor 5000: lpt 80 by 80: just ~
an important business street: the
!, buildings cost more than 5000
to build; the rent iS extremely
low. SIS each: II this low rent
they should never be IDLE: they
| would stand an increase t. SO or
SIS 4 month.
i $3.50 each. each renting for
lSI45o month to white tenants
>iA BUCK houses: conveniently -
Gated northeast: new and attra.-
tive. This is a low price less than
cost. See us about them soon.
| $3.50. renting for SS5 nonts:l
/ -four brick dwellings on a lettercd
street southeast near cars. These
properties we're taken iii exchange
i'll part payment for a larger
property. The owner III need u
cash offers them ior sale at this
greatly reduced price. DO y"u
want them
$500 will buy two->iory,
ten-room building not lar frola
East Capitol street; entire front
OF white stone; heated with hot
water: renting for SIS a month i
the lot runs 10 an alley: size 20 BY
100. fairly well constructed; in
| tirst-class condition the improve
ments would cost more.
$3.50 each. each renting Tor
So. 80: four two-story brick dwell
/ ings each six rooms and bath on
numbered street northwest;
4 practically new we'll constructed \
we'll located.
S4,5oo; renting ior $40 month ::
III the BloominSdale section; near
4 North Capitol street; two stories
and cellar: nine rooms: very d.-
4 tractive: we'll constructed.
/ $3.50 each. each renting tor
! $40. 50: particularly well located
new two-story brick houses on
/ Columbia Heights near cars: on
a square built up with attractive
! homes. These are probably the
best located small houses ever of-I
i Tered lor sale III " ashingtoil
I steady renters.
$50: rcniln2 ior $3.50 near
! the government printing office: a
! tllrce-storv and basement. eight
room dwelling; on numbered
street: must be sold TO settle ali
estate: formerly held at S4.5oo.
$1,000: renting for 500 al
month; the improvements are
new: near 18th and Columbia
road no expenses excepting taxes
/ and insurance. \ builder ii need
oi cash is compelled to dispose :!
these excellent producing
properties.
s.. 500 each. each renting for
$50. 50 a month; new two-story
brick houses; six rooms and bath
on Georgia ave.
$500. renting for So month !;
four dwellings, on Lamont st., Co
lumbia Heights; good size lot;
houses seldom vacant
/; 81. 500: renting for Sos a month !
! lot IS by Ifs: on :. numbered
street northwest
| Send iur complete list ol IN
4 5N,aSt1p.aatS
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BUSINESS
PROPERTIES
In All Sections.

You cannot afford to make
a purchase of a piece of busi-
ness property without first
investigating the properties
we offer for sale.
We make speciality OF
business properties. and are
in touch with almost all the
owners.
If for any reason the own
er is anxious to sell and Of
fers his property at a tempt
ing price. we are at once in
formed, and are in position
to give our clients the op-
pcrtunity of this excellen.
service.
Send for list.
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. COR
ner 59xIlS. can be purchased
for $4,000: under rental;
pays good interest.
$4,000 lease al $500 a
wear. tenant makes repairs
and lot e5NIeo: 18th St. west
side.
For sale
Pennsylvania ave. near
Market Square; $4,000:
leased for S5.42o year.
Tenant makes all repairs: no
expense outside of taxes and
insurance. lot about 20 by
"a.
For sale ;.
oI5 ]. st. nv: sub>tan-
tial building. practically COW
crinS the entire lot: size Il
by I5o 10 a .so-foot alley.
This valuable property can
be purchased at a price less
than the appraised value.
lust the location for large
business requiring a large al
lev.
For sale
a valuable corner: Avenue
cars pass right in front Of
the property. Price. sIS.5oo.
Leased at SIe5 a month. Lot
* BY 100. Owner will con-
slider taking a small property
III part payment.
For sale
\ nice new storeroom on
9TH st.: cellar; eight rooms
and bath on the second and
third floors: stable. Owner,
desirous Of leaving the city,
will accept $3.50. Should
rent for sos month.
Business corner
West Of 9TH. south OF \. Y.
ave; renting for $4,000 to a
tenant who makes all re-
pairs. Price. $4,000.
Business corner
$4,000: renting for SeS3 A
month; good. substantial inn
proNcmcnts: over 5000 so.
II. Of ground: such a fine
corner is likely To be worth
$4,000 before many years
Business property
18th st., west side. About
the best looking business
building on the west side of
the street. Lot 2oxI4o. Al
ley. Price. $4,000.
Business property
18th ST.. west side. near X.
$1,000. Leased SII5 a
month. Lot 25xIe5.
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Saving.
From TIT Rite.

Speaking of stinsy people SAID ila
shSpkeeper reflectiNely. there's IA" one
can beat old ScrImp.
(.Wha; about him quericd The Gus
toner.
why. he even looks over the tops of
his glasses for fear of wearing them
out,
Evening star., 1914-02-07
Owners Price Basis.

The broker will consider the avail
ability Of the site at the owners price
III order to locate buyer. The broker
can also say whether that sprice IS
above or below tho market price" II.
can Civ" a personal opinion IS to the
future changes in. that price. But h"
has neither the training nor inclination
to ascertain how that location or price
conforms to the general averages COR
"laWs') to be deduced from a scientific
study of similar cases. He is not in
terested usually in past events
Central manufacturing plants are re-
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sultinc profit {" himself AR" measured
by his ability to solve these ev"ry'irH
problems.
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ADVOCATES ANALYSIS
OF ALL REAL ESTATE
Writer Shows Need of Study of
Principles Controlling
Values.

Ih" advent of tire academic Investf-
gator IN matters of daily practice L:
real estate brokers and operators seems
10 follow from the increasing demand
tor instruction in real estate in col
ieSes a"d universities. Such instruc-
tioh already is beginning to develop
instructors who insis, on proving. 5y
events and figures the statements Of
praciicinc real estate men. says l.. u
Woodwcrth in the National Real Esta1,.
journal
In other words. the principles which
govern tne change OF values in districts,
h9uhiclpa!!tieS. states and nations
should be ana viii be made a subject
OF scientific study. Th. rental value of
locations for cigar stands ALREADY l..
roughly established by determining the
amount ot passing traffic
Crude attempts have been made 10
compare the values of. central business
frontage according to tota! poouIatin1
Ct Inc respective cities. but no proper
regard has been given to the further
clements of extent of congestion value
que I" barriers to expansion of husi-
ncsS district. wealth of the people
ncaFncS$ to otner more desirable shop
ping c"ntcrs or cities. location of the
atcrS. hotels, squares and other dead
fronts. etc.
Where is there III the literature of the
profession a guide to scientific analysis
of the elements of value in any specific
property?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-06-19

NUN
AONEY TO LOAN - easy anA fnED
property any amount, Low 1DtogoGb
eatA1t and most liberal terms. Can =
wffto for our plan. w. ~ Tosoes Z c.
security 61dg.
MONEY TO LOAN on Ala. KlNOD o.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Aofoeos cattle. piano4 01amonAa AoQDB
nol4 9oods, nbraries. typewT1tar6I ou1oA
cefT1eSea machinery. and to oalas3o6 -
Pc. Il. g Thomae. 80 Kan. Ave Tel. -
AxNEx 70 .o.n On I'VE s!eok. 49,
persona sec,trffy. L Alocoe. 81 Nan. Az
PR1vATE money to loan % city ~
Son. 81 Kansas ave.
ssoaSeoee OF PER CENT I6NEY
TO LOAN ON Parma
49, e SSSSs,vUF ~ AMP PER CENT
TOPEKA PROPERTY,
We loan money for building homos a.
o@ nomee already built in Topeka
g you wish q new loan or have = -,
tu1ng loan or wish to change your loo1.
easner farm or city. write OF can at -
TM,cs: Mrst floor. New England Buildfn6
6EIzER REALTY Z LOAN CONPANX
Topeka Representatives
" 0ORT0A0E & TRUST Co. n. u.
Capital and Surplus S600o ~ a
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Mullen. secretary. Mound City: Oct. &c.
Logan County-1ntef-County Fair assoc
ssi ant F. w. Irwin secretary. Oakley:
Mcpherson County Agricultural Fair as
soc1nation: Milton aaw- anson. secretary.
Mitchell County Fat association, e. c.
Logan. secretary. Solomon Rapids. Sept.
ciety. Chas. Kerr, secretary: independence.
A. J. Valentine. secretary, Cofreyville.
Morris County Fair association. A. M.
Warner. secretary. Council Grove: July
Neosho County-The Four-County District
a .;.rw Enan society Gee sideau. Sec
Nemaha Fair association. M r. Comet,
secretary. Seneca: about Sept. 29-Oct. z
A: Cason, secretary. Ness City: Sept. "a
Norton County Agricultural association.
Fred strohwig. secretary. Norton: Aug.
Ottawa County Fair association. J: E.
Johnston. secretary. Minneapolis: Sept.
tawnes County Agricultural association,
s Harry =: Wolcott. secretary. Larned:
Pot:awatomie County Agricultural so
ciety. J: A. Lister. secretary. wamego:
Sept. $3.50 and Oct. ].
Lucas. secretary. Pratt: Aug. m-M -
=. Republic County Agricultural aSooc1a-
ton. 4; L. Pierce. secretary. Bellevills;
Rawlins County Fair and Agricultural
association. Frank E. Munger. secretary,
Atwood: Sept. Sill.
Riley County Agricultural society. Edo
Beard. secretary. Riley.
Rocks County Fair association. J. c.
Foster. secretary. stockton
Rush County Agricultural ana Fair as
sociation; =. G.. Rudicel. secretary. Rush
Russell County Fair association. !. a.
Funk. secretary. Russell: Oct 6-s.
SeQgwtck County International Soil
Products Exhibition. R. H. Faxon, secre-
tary-treasurer. Wichita; Oct. TIT.
shawnee County-Kansas State Fair as
ISOLATION. George Z. Clark secretary, To-
peka: Sept. 14-l9.
Sherman County Agricultural and
Racing association. Wade Warner, secee-
tary. 0oodland; Aug. n-2z
Smith County Fair association. 81. c.
Smith. secretary. Smith Center.
stafford County EAR association. r. b
Mckay. secretary. st. John: Aug. IA
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KANSAS FAIRS 1914.

Following is a list OF fairs to be held In
Kansas in 1914. their dates-where they
taries as reported to the state board Of
agriculture and compiled by Secretary r.
Allen County Agricultural society, DR.,
r. 8. Beattie. secretary. lola: Sept IA.
Allen County--Moran Agricultural Fair
Moran: Sept. 1917.
Barton County Fair association. Porter
Young: secretary. Great Bend. Oct 50.
ISOLATION. J. D. Weltmer. secretary, Hia-
watha. Sept. IA.
Butler County-Douglass Agricultural
society: '; A. Clay. secretary. Douglass.
Clay County Fair association. W. r.
Clay County Wakefield Agricultural as
ISOLATION, Eugene Elkins. secretary. Wake
Cloud County Fair association. W. I.
McCarty. secretary. Concordia: Sept. IA.
Coffey County Agricultural Fair associa-
ton. 8: D. Weaver. secretary. Burlington.
Cowiey county-Eastern Cowley Fair
and Agricultural association, w. A. Bow
Ccwiey County AGRICULTURAL ana Live
tary Winfield: Sept 81;
CorreIl secretary. Oberlin. Sept. 2s-6
Dickinson County Far association, c.
r; Baer. secretary. Abilene; Sept. 22-s
society. c. W. Murphy. secretary. Law
renee; Sept. S-11.
Ellsworth County-Wilson Inter-Countv
Cooperative Fair association, w. 8. Bax.
ter, secretary. Wilson: Sept. 9-Oct 3
Elk County Agricultural Fair assoela-
ton, Fred r. Lanter. secretary, 0rehcla:
Sept. 1-3.
Franklin County Agricultural society. 7.
r; Finley. secretary. Ottawa: Sept. 22-A
Mcfarland. secretary. Cimarron
Greenwood County Fair association. ].
G.. Talbot. secretary, Eureka: Aug. X-i0
citation. L. g.: Jennings. secretary, An
thony; Aug. ~.
Kansas State fair. A. L. Sponsler secro-
.ary, Hutchinson: Sept. 12-1S
Leavenworth County Fair association.
Luciel Rutherford secretary, Leaven.
worth; Sept. Sill
Lincoln County-Sylvan Grove Fair ana
Agricultural association. r. W. Wohler.
secretary, Sylvan Grove: Sept IN
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OAKLAND NOTES.

Items for this column may be
phoned to 1915 or the State Journaf
office.1
Mrs. F. r. vanSant entertained at
O'Clock luncheon today at her
home on After avenue in honor OF her
sister, Mrs. Chase OF Mercedes, Texas,
who is here to spend the summer
months with relatives. Covers were
laid for Mrs. Buck, Mrs. Minnie Pugn'
Mrs Mamie Miller, Mrs. Frank Jor-
dan, Mrs. H. A. Oliphant. Mrs. w. M.
Amos, Mrs. Henry Shuler, Mrs. Har-
old Lepper, Mrs. F. c. Spurrier, Mrs.
Roy Williams, Mrs. William Swearen-
gen, Miss Madge Moore, Mrs. Van
SAINT.
City are spending a few weeks with
Mrs Rivers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Myrick. of After avenue.
Miss Beatrice Peak will entertain
the members of the s. o. D. H. club
next Wednesday night at her home on
Wabash avenue.
Miss Hilda Quigley, Miss Susie Neis-
winter, Miss Myrna Orner, Miss Eliza
beth Bannon. Miss Cassie Whisen and
Miss Nellie Shehi spent the day Sun
day at Walnut grove, where they en-
joyed picnic dinner and supper. Tne
six girls who are schoolmates have or
ganized a club and will have outings
once each month.
Mrs. William Cooper Of Winfield
avenue and Mrs. Harry Heller left
Tuesday for Colorado, where they Will
visit relatives and friends.
Mr.. Wilson of Manhattan spent a
few DAYS this week with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Folks. of 245 Michi-
gan avenue, en- route to his home In
Silver Lake, where he will spend few
weeks before going to Michigan. where
he will spend the summer months.
The Helping Hand society OF the
Oakland Christian church met last
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
o. NJ. Keats on AFTER avenue. Those
present were: Rev. and Mrs. j. G.
Hanna, Mrs. Sam Jones, Mrs. John
Hester, Mrs Mary Carey, Mrs. LaHue,
Mrs ]. r. Wilson, Mrs. Stamn, Mrs.
+, J. Nichols, Mrs. E. S. Wallace, Mrs.
Keats, Miss Helen Hanna Miss Mabel
Keats The meeting for July will be
held at the home of Mrs. Sam Jones
on Green street.
The social given last night by the
ladies' aid society of the Presbyterian
church was successful in every way.
The members of the Y. p. B. c.. assist
ed. Music was furnished by Misses
Eva Jessop and Virginia Biscoe
Mrs. c. f. Cole, who has been i'll at
her home, 23O Oakland avenue, the
past six weeks. suffered a relapse this
morning and in a serious condition.
The meetings Of the Young Peoples
Social club Of the Oakland Presby-
terrain church have been discontinued
during the summer months. There
will be a meeting tonight.
Mrs. Roll Doutt and children Of 145
Winfield avenue are spending the
month with Mrs. Doutt's parents in
Chicago.
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vAvrED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-Men to learn the barber trade.
Be independent Unlimited term. Posi-
tons waiting. Our graduates qualified
for best jobs. Wages while learning. Tools
given. Catalogue mailed tree. Moler
Barber College. Kansas City. Mo.
WANTED-A good barber at Jacks
place. 416 East 4th..
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FOR LENT HOUSES

m RF:fr
u room modern home. barn. West street.
room house, West side, $1S.
room house, West side, 80.
THE wlNGET IT LAND co.
1914 w.
1881 Lincoln, S rooms. 5000
222 Madison: rooms, barn.............$ g 90 90
424 Madison, 3 rooms. Observation-Disclosures 100
cYRUs GUTHRIE 4 CO.
ZIG East 9Th st Phone 1730-W
nut St, gas for light and heat. Better
Realty 4 Loan Company. New England
Building.
FOR RENT room modern house. shade,
east front. sleeping porch. phone s19-W.
FOR RENT-With lease or for sale. 1266
Tyler st. Inquire on premises.
FOR RENT-Modern i've room house.
No. S15 West Twelfth, $500.
SIX room house with bath. fruit, yard.
enclosed Call 1909 Blue.
FIVE room cottage with cellar and sleep
ing porch. POI Tyler.
FOR RENT-7 room modern cottage, 1366
Topeka ave-. SIS. Phone 901.
9l3 WEST 9TH. 7-room house. gas. water.
barn. 2299 Blue.
SEVEN rooms and bath. 80 Harrison.
FOR RENT-2 cottages and modern.
Phone 625 Red.
FOR RENT room cottage and barn, %
Hancock Ut. Phone can 1884
CLOSE IN, reasonable, well furnished
house for adults. 1856 Black.
THREE room. SIG. and 3 room house. 6ls
West First IT.
FOR RENT-12 room house. cheap to re-
liable party. Reed. 619- West 9Th ave.
S MONTH rents good country house and
garden. Smith, 528 Kansas ave.
ONE room furnished house in shop dis
a.
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WANTEp-NfISCELl
FURNITURE WANTED
We nay the highest cash price for Sec
ond hand furniture, exchange new goods
Tor old. We can save you money. Stations
Furniture Co.. E3 Kan ave- Phone 1924.
WE PAY highest cash price for End hand
clothing. shoes, hats and overcoats.
Drop a card or call 1645. e. Scrinopski &
Son, 4o0 Kansas ave.
WE PAY the highest cash price for cast
off clothing. shoes. hats and overcoats-
Drop us a card or call Gordon Bros loan
office. 100 Kansas ave. Ind. 1918.
JOURNAL readers who furnish room or
board to one or more persons will be
benefited by writing Chas. johnson at
the Journal office.
LET ME- figure you rag and fun rug
work. Harmon Rug Factory, AS Taylor
st. Phone 29H Blue
CARPET and rug weaving. zzl Lake st.
Phone 2s44 White.
WANTED1Old carpets. Harmon Rug
Factory. Phone 2941 Blue.
GOOD milk cows, fat cattle and veal
calves w. c. A. Leitzow. Tel. 2S7.
wANTEDlGood sanitary couch and din
ing chairs. Phone 2196 Red.
COPE buys cherries. Phone 36T.
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NEAL BISSIAxEI TItEANSF'tLtES
g. J. Roller and wife to q. L. Jor-
don. lot Gil Main It,, Batty 4 Jen-
sons sub ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
Same to same, same. .................... 70
M. l. Chamberlain to A. b. Chamber
lain, lots 227-29 Liberty st.,
Knowles sub. Observation-Disclosures. 1
LIST Grand Ind Ben Soc Of Kansas
and Missouri to Topeka Branch Of
same, lot 137 Quincy st................$1.00o
J. Chubb and wife to E. Knox. lot
235-37-9 Michigan ave-, Highland
1dEk ............. LOO
L. ID. Monroe to L. Monroe, lot 296-
97-9 Harrison st........................ 1
M. Schlueter and husband to M. e.
Thompson. pit. lots 2202 to 2210 3rd
st., Western Land & Lot Co......... 800
M. c. Schaffer to F. E. Thompson.
lot 1A-06 Lane ST., Horne's add. 1
c. e. Schmidt and husband to l.
Eauer. lot q .. u Is Fillmore st.,
Wilson's add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .S4O
w. J. Rickenbacher and wife to o.
A. Tonlk, lot 15S to 1874 Quincy st..
Lakewood Park sub. .................. 5000
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WANTED-MAIE HELP.
RAILWAY MAIL. CLERKS. CARRIERS
wanted. Good pay. Fine positions. Pay
for Instructions after you receive position
Plan. Apply Liberty Institute Rochester.
N 7.
WANTED-A first class farm hand. sin
gle man, for steady job. Apply to r. J.
McCafferty, Alysdale Farm. Seabrook.
near Topeka. Phone S78 K-4.
WANTED-Railway postal clerks eco to
$4,000 month. Steady. pleasant work,
Write Immediately. Franklin institute.
Dept 12s-N. Rochester. N. Y.
WANTED = Experienced deliveryman.
Dibble Grocery Co.. South Side store
WANTED-Farm hand Telephone 23d
N-3.
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LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-Pocketbook containing indentificA-
ton cards. Return to ]. F. Alexander,
GIG Jefferson st. and receive reward.
LOSTICuff button. silver abalone set.
Phone 100 Black.
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WANTED-SITUAT
YOUNG GIRL wants work as nurse girl
or light housekeeping. Phone 24S-J.
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Save your screens with Devoe
Screen Paint. c. M. Hill & Son, S25
Kansas AVe-Ady
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WANTED FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-3 experienced mattresses for
restaurant, Union depot, Wichita. Sal
airy so per month with board. Apply
personally to local manager, Fred Harvey.
Santa Fee depot.
HUNDREDS government Jobs open to
women. $500 month. List free. Frank
lin Institute. Dept s25 N. Rochester. N. 7.
WANTED-An experienced girl for gem
eral house work: no washing or ironing.
1855 Fillmore.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. white girl for
second work. Best wages; reference
rQIireG. Apply 829 Buchanan. Phone lilo.
WANTED-Young woman for trunk lin
ing. 80 Kansas ave. Topeka Trunk fac
tory.
WANTED-An experienced cook at Ingle-
side: references required.
WANTED--A middle aged housekeeper.
Phone BIT Nj.
WANTED Solicitors 425 Taylor.
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items for this column may be
phoned to 1915 or the state journal
office