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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-13
GuLFPoRT, MISSISSIPPI.

Land values are advancing all
the time and other real estate
firms at Gulfport are selling their
lands for much more than 7 am
getting for mine three miles fur
tier from the coast than mine
is. and because of these condi-
lions my lands will advance In
price $40 per acre by the 18th of
January. and this advertisement
is to serve notice to the public
that I am now selling 1o-acre
tracts for $3.50 on four year9
time without interest or taxes,
but on the 10Th of January. 1915,
a 10-acre tract will cost YOU $50,
and these lands are worth mucn
more than that. Within the next
few years this land is going to
double In value several times.
Lands in California that produce
no better than ours are selling
from $500 to $500 per acre in
the raw state, but these lands
have had the advantage of be-
ing thoroughly advertised by the
big transcontinental railroads at
an enormous cost, and our lands
will be Just as valuable as soon
as the folks In these United
States find 1t out. and they are
finding 1t out mighty fast now.
Such is the power of advertis-
ing. The very outsripping OF the
Mississippi coast in these years
of exploitation has not been to
our hurt. We have learned from
their costly experiences; and
with a country whose natural
advantages of soil and climate
are superior to either. the gulf
coast OF Mississippi offers the
man of moderate means an op-
portunity in the last of the
worlds great garden spots.
Don't forget that in addition to
my acreage that l have some
of the best located city lots for
500 to s125 each. on a splendid
elevation overlooking the gulf.
VIII sell them to you on pay
ments of 50 per month. iNvES-
TIGATE. Ask for booklet.
r. C. cox,
Main 476c. 101s-19 jefferson
County Bank Bldg, Bir-
n1ingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-13

PHILO
Poultry, fruit and vegetable farms, near
Palm Beach. Florida, ready for occu-
pancy If you like, or just the land. You
can have new house, fences, colony, Z
coops so to 1000 hens. one to 20 acres, on
small cash payment. balance paid from
income.
Over 200 have bought, most of them there
now.
Birmingham colony growing to 10 dsily.
Some choice locations still left but first
'come first served.
Come in. learn about the plan; it is attrac-
tive. See
MR.. MITCHELL,
Manager Talking Machine Dept,
1914 Third Ave.
Open Evenings. Main 6l20.
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WOODLAND HIGHLANDS

The most desirable residence
property in the district for the
money. A neighborhood with
splendid churches, schools,
markets, public library, city
hall, fire department, park and
Fairgrounds; street improve
ments. sewers. gas, water. cleo
trio lights; elevated, no dust or
noise. an IDEAL PLACE FOR
A HOME.
Get lot for a home or an in
vestment, or an elegant bunga-
low or two-story house ready
to occupy.
If you have little real money
we can surprise you in real
value you can get for Ii. Now
is the time to buy. Material is
cheap. labor is abundant; take
advantage of the conditions.
WOODLAND REALTY AND
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
]. B. GIBSON, PRESIDENT
61S Empire Bldg. Main 49,.
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BARGAINS AT NORTH BIRMINGHAM

s2250-Niee Groom bungalow: almost new;
near southern r. r. new yards, wei
located in good community; terms.
s2lo0-5-roon cottage in good repair; well
located in good community; terms
easy
s2G5O-New Groom bungalow, we'll located
on nice corner lot blocks from car
line and Southern new yards, with
terms to suits.
We have also a number OF other houses
for sale or rent within calling distance
of the new yards, few of which are
listed below for rent
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-13

DIAMONDS. WATCHES, GOLD
JEWELRY.
jewelry and am willing to sacrifice
same to the public for less than half
retail price.
NOTE THE PRICES QUOTED BELOW
ON HIGH GRADE GOODS.
One diamond ring. Ia carat. commercial
white stone. absolutely perfect, retail
value s425 My price ..........s2 $3.50
One diamond ring, % carat, white, abso-
price ...'..................... 500
One diamond ring, u and 1-64 carat
white. absolutely perfect, retail value
$S. Ny price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
One diamond cluster ring set with seven
beautiful white stones. highly set in
platinum mounting, retail value $50. NY
price ...-......-..-............ .S2o
also have two dozen assorted small dia-
mond rings that can sell from 81 to IS.
Odd size open-face or hunting watch
cases, guaranteed for % and rs years.
with either Elgin or Waltham works.
retail value $3.50 to SIS. My price. 81. 80
Odd size solid gold IA carat watch cases,
some mounted with diamonds, others
plain. polished or engraved, either Elgin
or Waltham movement, retail value
$3.50 to SIS. My price from SO to-. SIS
have a few railroad watches such as
.I.~t.- ~
retail value $40. My price sl5 to- -. $50
Seventy-five pair solid gold cuff buttons.
ranging from 81 to IS, retail price. My
price 81 to ......................... .se
Fourteen and 15-inch solid gold neck
chains, ranging from sl.5o to $3.50, retail
price. My price 75c to ........-...... 81 Is
Solid gold baby pins, retail price 81 pair.
Ny price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .35c
Five hundred solid gold ladies' set rings.
retailing from $3.50 to $3.50. MY
price 81 to 81. so
Solid gold baby rings. retailing from 75c
to $1.25. My price 25c to ..............50c
One hundred assorted lavallieres, retailing
from $50 to S. My price 81 to ...s2. so
One hundred and fifty gold filled brace
let's also watch bracelets, retailing from
$50 to $40. My price II to ........... So
Sevepty-five Waterman fountain pens, re-
failing from 50 to 80. My price 81 to $50
I give below list of smaller articles.
all new and AL values, that can be
bought at less than half retail price.
CLOCKS. STERLING SILVER MANI
CURE PIECES, COMB AND BRUSH
SETS, MILITARY SETS. ROGERS
TWENTY IX-PIECE SILVER SET,
AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES.
This stock must be turned into money.
You will save from 30 to rs per cent on
any purchase you make here. Call and
see this immense stock early.
@. J. MORRISON,
s23 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Third Floor,
BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA.
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FOR SALE-seven-acre truck and poui-
try farm. situated just above Roebuck
Springs golf grounds; 5-room cottage;
good well water; all kinds of berries;
quarter-acre In grapes: 100 fruit trees;
all fenced; house sets in two-acre grove
on hill. dozen chicken runs: new f4x5o
brooder house, glass front; two acres in
winter truck; best near-in place on mar
ket; terms. 5000. one-fourth cash, bal
ance easy. See J. X. p. Lacy, the man
OF bargains. 21o7 Sd ave. Phone Main IA
FOR SALE-IO6 18th ST. Kingston sta
tion. Gate City car, broom cottage,
Tor SlOo cash; or sell on terms 1880
800 cash, balance like rent Address
owner, siS5 LIST ave. Key next door;
rents for si2 per month
ALBEMARLE PIPPINS-The finest ia
vored apple. the favorite of the late
Queen Victoria. and of the present
royal family of England: IS per box,
less than cents apiece; we grow tho
genuine Albemarie Pippin. The Abe
marie Orchard Co.. Charlottesville
Va 11-2s-tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Thr
houses, two S-room apartments each
white tenants: three houses with two
two-room apartments each; colored ten
ants. Lot 1oo21so. This property is close
in and rents well. Total rents about
sos per month. Will accept smaller
property as part pay. This is worth
investigating il you want a bargain.
II. D. Williams Realty Co., 1908 Jefferson
Blk. Bldg. Main 2S5.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-13

BALE! SALE! ON LADIES READY TO
WEAR; YOU CAN BUY, NOW $1,000
- SELLERS, S1.65; LADIES AND
Mf6SEs' $4,000 COATS. $685.; CHILL
DRENS $3.50 COATS. sass. AT THE
MONEY RAISING SALE. REMNANT
STORE. 2017 I'd AVE.
I50x150, GOOD COTTAGE-Woodla
$1,000, ~ monthly. Beautiful large cor
ner, b-room cottage. 1920 immediate
sale; will arrange terms, &c Jefferson
County Bank Bldg.
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tically new bungalows, beautifully pa
pered; handsome electrical fixtures, full
size lots. sidewalks and paved streets.
All rented to the best satisfied tenants
you ever saw. Total monthly income
$3.50. Will accept a business lot or close
in property. J. w. Brazeal, with II.
D. Williams Realty Co., 1903 Jeffer-
son Blk. Bldg. Main 2S5.
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FARM BARGAINS

220 acres, two miles of Liv-
ingston, on good road, 100
acres in cultivation, so acres
in pasture; running water;
good Broom dwelling and
five tenant houses; a bargain
at $3.50 per acre.
Forty-eight acres on the
Springville pike, one mile
south of Springville, nearly
all level; 35 acres In cultiva-
ton; red land; 4-room house,
spring, all under fence; a
bargain at $1400.
Twenty-seven acres on the
Huffman pike, all level. about
one-half in cultivation; six
miles above East Lake: pike
runs through it: land in that
section recently sold for
double what we are asking
for this. Price for quick sale,
S84 per acre, fee simple.
JAMES B. DRAKE
&c 18th ST., N. Phone 2417 NJ.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

IS acres, Groom, new house, 10
acres cleared; on pike road, near
Birmingham; good spring, near
house; will consider auto or
small house as part pay. We
also have some fine farms to ex-
change for Birmingham prop
erty.
II it's real estate to buy. sell or
exchange, see
THE LIVE WIRE
HAGGARD REALTY CO.,
Phone Main 77o4. s01-2 A. T. Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-13

We have absolutely the best proposition
in vacant lots in this district in both
residence and business lots, and will
take great pleasure in showing you any
thing in our line.
Call US when you need fire insurance
BERRY G. YIELDING
Phone Main 7107 North Birmingham, Ala.
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FOR SALE

/ RATES-one cent q wora . day. n.
| taken fer le>r fhsa ssr for first fnaer.
sten Cc.h se..t se~eGprny srder.
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10000 property for sale or for exchange
for farm, timber or coal laSd; consists
of lotion Ice plant and bottliag works in
concrete building; good barn; six acres
land and Groom house, having all mod
ern improvements; all located in one of
best towns in north Georgia. Address
v-95, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-13

FOR RENT-Furnished room In pri-
vate residence on Southside, coEven-
tent to town; house furnace heated.
hot water at all times, also phone.
win allow use Of kitchen and dining
room to right party. Investigate this.
Phone Main 3076-J or address $50
Woodward Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-13

FOR SALE-Three- brick building
in business section of city. Rents SIZE
per month. Will accept smaller unin-
numbered income property as part pay.
Call j. w. Brazeal, with II. d. Will
liams Realty Co., f2o3-4 Jefferson Blk.
Bldg. Main 2S5.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-13

Are you looking for a smaller
house and less rent?
THEN READ THIS LIST.
One i-room streets, sidewalks.
plumbing, gas, etc, ...............,..N1.0O
One Groom, streets, sidewalks,
plumbing, gas, etc. ..................,.sl5 $500
One 5-room, streets, sidewalks,
plumbing, gas, etc. ....................slb.O 100
One broom bungalow, streets, side
walks, plumbing, gas etc. .......... Oh
l.. T.. EBERSOIT,
2l05 id ave-, opposite courthouse.
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FOR SALE
ee0 acres of cutover land. to miles
from depot; will sell for $3.50 per acre
and will take some property on the deal.
zoo acres, 80 acres cleared; one small
house and outbuiidings; lot of fruit
trees; so acres of good timber. will cut
about 1000 feet per acre; this is bar
gain; price $3.50 per acre; will take
some property in exchange.
NJ. r. WEBB, OWNER
rs Jeff Co. Bank Phone Ills Main.
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ONE CENT A WORD
FOR RENT-ROOMS

RATirs-One cent . v<ord = dsyt Ne al
taken for less tfan sSr for first tnser-
sies Cr-h -s..s --r....-ev .rdrr
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-13

AVE. B LOT FOR BUNGALOW
you have a good West End bunga-
low to exchange for good shop site
on Ave. b, have a good proposition
for you. e.s WA
MLIN ]. CARTER
314 First National. Main 6]26.
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'ONE CENT A WORD
FOR SALE

0AfEs-oBe cent . w~rd = dnys M a.
Aeken for less than :5e for first f.----
Cpnh unUsf ereauzHsu< erE-~.
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BLACK BELT FARMS

OF SOUTH ALABAMA.
have bargains in the following tracts:
1900 acres, 1910 acres. SS3 acres. GEO acres.
$50 acres, 400 acres, 200 acres, 1877 acres.
125 These are all in south and central
Alabama. Surely one of them will suit
you.
McLIN ]. CARTER,
214 First Natl. Bank. Main 612s.
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FOR SALE

Good Groom bungalow To-
Gated in best section of West
End. Equity for sale cheap;
$1,000 mortgage due in two
years. See
1.-THE Live Wire"
HAGGARD REALTY co.
S01-2-3 American Trust Bldg.
Phone Main 1894.
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FOR SALE-Furniture and lease 4 de-
sirable home or rooming house, close In.
Main 1881.
FOR SALE-Cheap, by owner, 20 acres,
miles car line. on pike. Main 1854.
12-9-6f
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FOR sALE-Hat renovating shop fully
equipped, doing good business: must
be sold at once; good reason for SELL
ing. Address, w. S. Hobbs, 31h Ar
cade. Nashville. Tenn. 12-11-3t
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ONE CENT A WORD
= ssken fs. less than sse for sir-s in.er-
FOR SALE
T1IK WITH xIAN JEafsoS.
zoos Jeff Co. Bank Bldg. s-s>tf
E. ]. BURNS CO.
REAL ESTATE. PHONE 76s.
io-s-tf
WE viii build you . hons- BirminY-
ham Building and Imp Co. 4l<-l6-is
American. Trust Bldg. 1-1s-u
sAcRfFlCE sale at Thorsby. Ala. about
acres good. fertile land with we'll
built 6-room house, only blocks from
L. & N. station; has big variety fruit
trees; also strawberries and grapes;
especially adapted for trucking and
poultry. Price. $3.50. on very easy terms.
Phone Eastburn, Main 1900. 11-i2-tf
$50 STANDARD books of history and fic-
ton for sale cheap; chance of your life,
Address Box %, South Highlands.
l2-1o-5t
FOR SALE-One week only, any suit or
overcoat in our stock, s12. 40. Marc Link,
1911 LIST ave. 12-12-4t
FOR SALE at Thorsby. Ala, inside city
limits 10 acres land, good we'll fenced.
close to schools and churches; fine place
for poultry, strawberries and trucking;
800 cash. Address Owner, P. o. Box
IS. Birmingham, Ala. l2-i2-2t
CARNEAUx PIGEONs-The kind that
raise pound squads with white meat,
so and IS pair. Antonio Pomar, Grif-
Tin, Ga. u-25-we-su-2w
FOR SALE-Fresh water ground meal,
ground daily; 40 cents per peck. de-
hyered at your home by parcel post.
]. T. PUREFOY.
Furman, Ala.
l2-11-5t-eod
HOUNDS-Trained on fox, deer, Won,
bear. bloodhounds; 90 page illustrated
catalog SC stamp lockwood Kennels.
Lexington, KY l-19-St-eos
YOU can purchase monuments of any
style direct from our works for about
one-half the price asked by Birming-
ham dealers. We have the largest ana
best equipped monument works in the
state. Tuscaloosa Marble Works. Tus-
caloosa. Ala. 12-21-su-tf
TOR SALE rs II. P. 66"x1S' return
tubular boilers: H. p. upright
boiler; 20 H. P. horizontal return
tubular boiler; 1 No. Wilkes water
AtdteIs ONO 1-Lx1u NaIlOnal IeeQ
water pump; / 36-in- gauge saddle
tank Baldwin locomotive; 400 extra
heavy gauge boiler flues in
first class condition. 16 to 81 feet
= long. / 100 III. p. Erie Economic boiler
rs II. p. submerged fiue. upright boiler
Crawford Boiler and Locomotive
Works, 1905 Ave. e. 9-6-tf-su
PIANO BARGAINS
before you buy plano, player piano,
organ or talking machine, come 60
see us. We can save you money
Our terms are easy. We sell such
pianos as Chickering, Kranich q
Bach. Bush Gerts, Jesse French
and Smith & Barnes. e. e. Forbes
Piano Co., 1909 Sd ave. 11-15-6t-su
|HOUNDS-Trained on fox, deer. wolf
bear; bloodhounds; absolute guarantee;
50-page illustrated catalog &c stamp
lockwood Kennels, Lexington, KY
11-S-6t-su
DAIRY FOR SALE-20 cows, all oe-
RODS oflactation; $50 each for cash.
Phone Bessemer 2s4-J. 11-29-3t-su
|FOR SALE-Two trained goats, harness
and wagon, nice for boys Xmas present;
sell cheap; also camera. Call 4653-W.
12-6-3t-su-tu-su
IFOR SALE-Photo gallery on ground
floor; a big money getter; will sell very
reasonably. Call and investigate. 1871
Sd ave.
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FOR RENT-Two unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping; gas stove and fur
mace heat. 1909 N. oath st., or phone
6419-W
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BLACK BELT FARM,


On state road, IL miles from Selma. =
mile from station: $50 acres fine, rich
land. 800 acres under pillow, balance in
timber. Fronts on Alabama river and
we'll watered by live streams. VIII
trade for as much as 5000 in unincum-
bered city property. This farm is a
real bargain. Peirce-Foshee Realty Co..
1912 Empire. Phone ss55. f2-1o-2t-thu-su
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FORCED TO SELL
Close in Ensley corner 100x150; improved
with Z l-room new cottages; $500 cash
will buy equity; gross rental on equity
Is per cent.
Close in Birmingham city corner; 50xl00;
very desirable for store; price $1,000
100 acres fee simple farm within 16 miles
of Birmingharn; IS acres cleared; small
house; land very productive; cash price
s25 per acre; mineral rights worth price
asked.
Apply Owner, Kills, care Age-Herald.
12-13-St
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-13

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room,
private family, every modern conven-
ience rea sonable rent, 18th ave-. one
block south of Highland. For terms,
call Main 6269
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-13

WESTERN New York's famous fruit
farms; also Niagara Falls city property.
r. w. Carter. Bluck bldg, Niagara
Falls N Y
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ONE CENT A WORD

RsTFS--0ne cent q word = day. ~ "a
taken fer less fhru 26s far first fBrer-
tin tn-e -tw~s r-rompray order.
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EOR RENT-ROOMS

FURNISHED ROOM
TERRACE COURT
Nicely furnished, steam heated
room for young men; every oon-
vepience: cafe service In building.
Phone 3ll4 Main. Mr.. Conkin.
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FOR RENT

WHY live in suburbs. walt for cars. pay
cents for 80 minutes' ride, when
You can get immediate possession OF
Monday.
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THE AVALON-Warm. peasant. outside
rooms; modern convenieaces: moderate
prices: baths free. siou sth ave. 7-12-tf
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-13

FOR SALOONS S.foot counter showcase
at 50; can be seen at Tenn. Mill. Co.,
2413 lst ave.
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NICELY furnished front rooms; house
screened. bot baths at all hours; price
reasonable. 2212 4th ave. north s-S-tf
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FOR RENT-Two furnished or unfur-
nished connecting rooms for light house
keeping. upstairs. One furnished down
stairs; modern conveniences. 2124 Sth
ave, n. Phone Main 7se9-W.
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FOR SALE-Photo gallery on ground
floor; a big money getter; will sell very
reasonably. Call and investigate. 1871
Sd ave.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-12-13

ONE 5-passenger Cadillac car, self-starter
and electric lights; frst-class condition.
Call Main $780,.
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FOR RENT0Nice Office. Brown-MarS
Bldg; private entrance or can be
connected with suite. Competent stem
ographer In office. Call Main s21s.
12-11-2t
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-19
BUYS partnership
IN 0RPhEUM Theatre
F. E. Sampson Yesterday Took {
Half Interest in Main Street
House.

BY a deal closed yesterday, f. ID.
Sampson, formerly with the Russell
Miller Co., becomes half owner of the
Orpheum Theatre and will assist Mr..
Bauer with the work, which has be-
come too heavy for n mar to handle
alone. The Orpheum will be redecor-
ated, improvements made, a new front
will be put in and the house made
second to none in the city.
The Orpheum is the only playhouse
in Bismarck presenting vaudeville in
addition to a picture program. The
regular vaudeville season comes next
Monday, Sept. 21st, with the three
Higgie sisters in a musical act that
is worthy of the first night show OF
the year. Complete change OF entire
programs will be made three times a
week and the management promises
the best available in entertainment,
which win not be surpassed in the
capitol city.
Commemorate enterprise is shown
by the managers in presenting the
first European war pictures, which
will be here soon. Special acts have
been booked for THE Legislative ses-
sion, which is always heavy. With an
excellent location, remodeled house,
feature programs, and hosts of
friends, the boys should enjoy a fine
patronage of the popular Main street
playhouse.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-19
500 ADVERTISING
BRINGS RESULTS
Several Men From Central States
Up Here to Investigate the
Opportunities.

The first effects of the advertising
done by the 500 Railway in Burleigh
county, have been seen recen ly. Two
men were here this week looking ov'
er the country. They represented a
number of families and were sent up
here to investigate conditions and to
see what the country was like and
what lands are worth.
. They were shown over the county
quite thoroughly and are going back
to their people and they say they will
give a very favorable report. They
are quite certain in the near future
there will be several up here to buy.
They returned yesterday afternoon
and took with them several samples
of corn and potatoes, so that they can
show their friends just what the coun-
try was producing. Members OF the
Commercial club had the people in
charge and saw that they received all
the information they wanted and were
made familiar with the local condi-
tiOns. 4 M%.