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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-28
PERSONALS.

Mrs. Geo. w. West has returned
from a visit with friends at Elton. Ill.
Colonel and Mrs. Sam s. Curtis OF
Omaha, Neb., will spend Decoration
day in this city. the. guests OF MI
and Mrs. james B. Diver.
Miss Garnet Robinson OF Houston
Texas. will arrive in the city Satur-
day TO be the guest Of her uncle ana
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Iryon.
while here she will give recital at
the Christian church.
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ports that the Niagara conferees
were approaching a positive agree
ment were followed, as would natural.
" be the case, by newspaper versions.
more or less imaginary, as to what
the terms of agreement were: but no
confirmation was received. There
was little or no interruption to the
favorable news from the grain dis
trict and the generally unfavorable
news from the cotton belt
London's stock exchange was
again cheerful with consols highr.
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Terrible Affair.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.]
LINCOLN, Nebr., May 2S.-Harry
M. Stout, of Dewitt, Nebr, at 1880
o'clock this afternoon, shot his wife
through the heart, shot his sister-in-
law through the lung and then cut his
own throat from ear to ear, after
making two futile attempts to shoot
himself. The trouble took place in
the Burlington yards. Stout and his
wife and sister-in-law had just arrived
on the train from Beatrice and they
were still in the coach when the
shooting took place. He is still alive
but will die, both jugular veins being
severed.
It is believed the sister.in-law will
live
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Did He Really Mean TT

Omaha Bee: The Lincoln Journal
calls attention to the fact that twenty
years ago w. J. Bryan wrote letter
declining denomination to congress-
in which he said: II do rot expect
to be a candidate for any office, but
shall return to private life with far
more interest in public affairs than l
had when I entered congress" Just
like the 9th sr little Willie, "you
can't sometimes always tell"
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Terrible Picture of Stuff ering

Clinton. Ky.-Mrs. NJ. C. McElroy.
in a letter from Clinton, writes:
"For six years. wEs q sufferer from
female troubles. could not eat, and
could not stand on my feet. without
suffering great lain. Three of the
best doctors in the state said l was
in critical condition. and going down
hill. I lost hope. After using Cardui
a week, I began to improve. Now l
feel better than in six years" Fifty
years Of success, in actual practice.
is positive proof that Cardui can al
ways be relied o., for relieving TO
male weakness end disease. Why not
test It for yourself Sold by AL drug
eists, -Advcrtisement.
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City Clerk Receives Communication
From Antwerp Asking for
information Regarding
Dead Men.
LETTER IS AMUSING
Funny English Used In Printed Com
munication-Was Addressed
to ksokuk.
Missouri.

City Clerk Sandberg today recetv-
ed from an attorney and genealogfst
at Antwerp, Belgium, communica-
.ion requesting information regarding
a number OF people who came to this
country some time ago. The COM
munication is printed in both French
and in certain kind of English. the
spelling of which Is amusing to read.
The letter was addressed to "Sir the
Secretary to the Mayor of the City
at Keokuk, Missouri The letter was
forwarded from st. Louis where the
address had been corrected.
The communication follows:
Very Interesting Advertisement
Searchs are maded at present with
view to DISCOVER any traces of the
profession-business and the last resi-
dence, or the place and accurate date
of death Of:
John (Jean-Batiste) Nicolas Piel-
tain, (Piltain, Peltin, Pieltan, Pilten.
Pieltan or Pielems) and 2 Andre or
Alphonse Pieltain, (Piltain, Pieltan,
Pilten, Piel.en, or Pieltems) both
born in Namur (Belgium) about 1900,
left this town about 1S20-1825 and
have emigrated into America. Both
looks having died there, the first In
1S55-1861 and the second about 1871.
3 Constant Ffrmin DuFour or DuFour,
born in Ghent-Gand (Belgium) in
1850. whilo merchant, is going abroad
in 1870, lives some time in London
(England) married there to Eugene
verstraeten and left London about
|1s73-1s75 Of the u. s. N. America He
was in New York in 1876 as merchant,
later probably fundnolder. He looks
having died about 1895 or after that
time. Carl Wilhelm CHARLES VIII.
liam) Steinhaus Of Austrian-Ger-
|manian origine. born about 1845, looks
having emigrated INFO America about
1870, whilom as musical artist OF
teacher and looks residing subsequent
lily as merchant or landlord in many
towns Of North America, and died in
the westpart of the U. s. N. America
in 1910.
A good reward will be given to the
discoverer, which shall give tull &C.
curate particulars regarding all these
searched deceased persons. It is 20
note that newspapers nave give some
variations concerning all these per.
sons at the above mentioned epochs.
Please write in German, French or
English language, unter posted and
prepaid cover, to
MR.. JOSEPH sTROYBANT,
Attorney and Genealogist
Antwerp-Belgium, g., Rue du Bien-
etre. 81.
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SURPRISES MANY
IN KEOKUK

The QUICK action OF simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, ETC., as mixed
in Adler-i-ka, the remedy which be-
came famous by curing appendicitis,
is surprising Keokuk people. Many
have found that this simple remedy
drains so much foul matter from the
system that A SINGLE DOSE relieves
constipation, sour stomach and gas
on the stomach almost IMMEDIATE
LY. Adler-i-ka is the most thorough
bowel cleanser ever sold. Wilkinson &
Co.
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An Ex.vice President of 90.

Springfield (Mass) Republican:
Former Vice President Levi P. Nor
ton, who, it may be necessary to re-
call, was vice president from 1895
was 80 years old rec emily. In spite
of serious illness during the winter he
has lately been able to take daily
walks in Central park, and the day
before his birthday went to his coun'
try homs in the upper valley of the
Hudson.
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Miner. indicted.

! united Press Leased Wire Service. ]
= CANON CITY, Colo, May 49,
.oal miners and sympathizers mum
uer1ng los are under Indictment by
ue Fremont county grand jury today
On CHARGES growing out of an attack
strikers on the Chandler coal
lne April 25, when one mine guard
was killed and twenty-six are charged
w.n nrst degree murder. Twelve are
under arrest.
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for him. It Is understood that he is
willing to be a candidate now II
Berge, Morehead, Bryan and Nah sr
would withdraw, but he will not say
that he will not be candidate.
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Dollar Wheat Today.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, May 28.-May wheat
touched The dollar mark this after.
noon for the first time this year bu;
slumped before the close, winding up
the day at opening prices.
Corn futures were shade firmer in
the afternoon and oats closed steady
on the noon prices.
Afternoon trading did not change
prices in provisions.
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To Entertain Society.

Mrs. Gavin Herbert, 1913 Fulton
street, assisted by. Mrs, Lucy Miller.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wright. Mrs. NJ. Hines,
Mrs. Harriet Fulton, Mrs. G. H.
Dodge. Mrs. Albert Wyllie and Miss
Amelia Loeffler will entertain the
Ladies Sewing society OF the First
Westminster Presbyterian church
and their friends at a social meeting
on Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Herbert.
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Different Kind, o. Cats.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO. May 2s.-Mrs. Blanche
Woodward's husband left her, he told
reporters because her Persian cat
paraded his spine at night. 'He left
me for another kind Of cat" replied
Mrs. Woodward.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE-Rendering
works doing fine business. Locat-
ed at Macomb, Ill. Have two plants.
must sell one. Call or white Brock
Bros Rendering Works. Both phones.
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Political Bee /. euzzlna.

UNITED Press Leased Wire service.]
LINCOLN, Neb., May 2S.-Richard
l.. Metcalfe, former editor of the
Commoner and recently governor OF
the Panama canal zone, wants to be
governor of Nebraska and he will get
into the race for the democratic NOM
nation IL he thinks there is demand
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-28

FOR SALE-New canopy top launch
2sx6 it.. 16 h. p. motor, speed IL to
IL miles. A fine boat for taking out
parties on the lake. A. Schott,
Quincy, III.
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FOR SALE-Cheap If taken at once,
bakery and restaurant stock, valued
at $4,000. Address Bakery, care
Gate City.
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Daily Stock Letter.
h[Copyright 1914 by the New York
Evening Post

Evening Post.]
NEW york, May ga slight
further decline in foreign financial
rates and absence Of further gold ex-
port engagements except for a half
million dollar lot, made up the most
important days financial news. On
the stock exchange, prices were gem
orally well maintained with small
fractional advances during the early
hours; mostly lost in the later trad
ing, however. Although the market
did not, in point Of activity, fall to
the low level Of last Tuesday, 1t was
as dull as might have ueen expected
on the eve of double holiday. Re
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NOTICE.

We, the undersigned, will close
our places OF business at noon Satur'
day, May 80, and remain closed bal
ance of the day.
G. s.. MERRIAM.
A. WEBER co.
SMITH HARDWARE co.
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FoR SALE.

FOR sALIPeonies and other flow
ers, 1914 Des Moines st. Phone
black 846.
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FOR SALE-An extra large theatrical
trunk, cheap at Hollands s24 Main
street.
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STRAYED.

STRAYED-Bay horse abou. twelve
years old, last seen at Vincennes,
Iowa. Any information leading to his
whereabouts, notify OFT Saltzgaver.
Croton, Iowa.
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MICS Praeaer Wine Honors.

The many friends Of Mrs. w. E.
Praeger OF Kalamazoo, Mich, will be
interested to know that her daughter
Rosamond recently won scholarship
in Smith college, by doing settlement
work In Boston during the spring
vacation and writing a theme on
some phases OF sociology, from the
observations made at the settlement
house. There were many contestants
for the scholarship which makes the
honor very marked one for Miss
Prsegsr.
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9f87 no ~ rs M
S'I[EzlE'
WiIlIno Workers to Meet.

The Willing workers OF the Second
Presbyterian church will be enter
tanned by Miss Della Harrison At her
home Friday evening. 1a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-28
Birthday Surprise Party.

Mrs. Sam Lloyd and Miss Floss Ar
mold entertained fourteen guests last
night at the home Of Miss Arnold, 221
South Tenth street. The party was
birthday surprise In honor OF L. II.
Knapp. Games and an informal must
cal were enjoyed, after which delici-
Gus refreshments we're served.
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FOR SALE-Chadman' cyclopedia OF
law, IL vols, $500 w. J. Roberts.
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FOR RENT-Six room modern house,
906 Concert street. Phone 267.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-05-28
A. o. Il. Dancing Party.

A large company was present at
the A. o. Fl. hall last night at Ninth
and Bank street. at the old time party
which was given by the members Oh
the A. o. H. and the ladies auxiliary.
Ouadrills, the Virginia reel and the
old fashioned schottisch were danced
as well as the new dances. The new
hall is we'll adapted to social anairs
and last nights party was one OF
special pleasure to those present.
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AtvIsyt to Nauvoo.

Nauvoo SRustler:e The Wednesday
Reading club OF Keokuk enjoyed It's
annual outing to Nauvoo yesterday
afternoon, at the Oriental. coming up
in automobiles. They were chaperoned
by C. F. Mcfarland. Those present
were Mesdames D. A. Collir, ]. A. M.
Collins, Hamill, WINS. Upham, LIE
Bron, Rubidge. Diver. Blood. Hills
Townsend, Cole, Jaeger. Misses
Fletcher, Parsons and Mrs. Clara
Titus, a guest They were a jolly
bunch, and had aSdelightful tims.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Five room house at 220
North Ninth. Inquire 227 North
Ninth.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"st. Elmo" az the Hippodrome."
The characters Played by
Aron Hunt ...... Mr.. breckenridge
van Jiggens Mr.. Mack
Edna Earle ........ Miss Harding
Rev. Allan Hammond. Mr. DeArmond
Murray Hammond $500. Mr.. Gordon
Agnes Hammond 1890. Miss Dudley
st. Elmo .......... Mr.. Jack Lewis
DR.. Harding 1850. Mr.. Breckenridge
Gordon Leigh ........,.. Mr.. Gordon
Gertrude Vile ....... Miss Grandin
The scenes are:
Act I-Aron Hunts Forge, foot of
Lookout Time 1868.
Act II-LaBocage, the home Of the
Murrays. Time 1870.
Act IIl-A room at the rectory. Six
months later.
Act Iv-Same One year later
Mr.. Jack Lewis and the Lewis and
oliver players now appearing at the
Hippodrome theatre, will present st.
Elmo, the latter half of the week
starting with this evenings perform.
ance. The play, like all to be given
py this company, will be shown a.
the popular summer prices of ten and
twenty cents. There will be but ons
snow each evening, starting at s:15.
Matinees on Wednesday and Satur-
day, start at AIS.
The cast for st. Elmo has been Sc
lected with great care. Mr.. Jack
Lewis will play the title role. A mum.
per OF other fine plays will be pre-.
sented IN the near future, among
tnem The Squaw Man." "Alias Jim.
my Valentine" "The Devil" ION the
stroke Of Twelve" Village School
MASTER" Monte Christie" True
hearts OF Kentucky" and others
Advertisement.
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issued
Raynan
Isabella
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Our stores will close Saturday, May
30, at noon. Will be open Friday
evening, May 18th.
HOME TEA co.
BENNER TEA co.
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v,,I.x "A e. AID socIety.

TIE Valley M. E. Aid society VIII
have their next meeting at the home
of Mrs Rosa Larson, June 8, from 2
to o'clock.
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LOST-A small black purse, contains
ing Home Tea Co. checks and small
change. Return to 1912 Fulton.
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WANTED-A suite of light housekeep-
ing rooms, suitable for three. NO
children. Must be in good neighbor-
hood. Answer Box AZ, care Gate City.
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viii See Shakespeare.

The Ben Greet players will give
number Of Shakespeare plays on the
campus Of Parsons college next week
in Fairfield Some OF the members
Of the local Shakespeare club will go
to see them. Last year quite dele
cation of Keokuk psople saw these
outdoor plays and were enthusiastic
in their praise of them.
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WANTED-A home for a bright, intel
ligent little girl. Will be six next
birthday Call 311 North Sixth street.
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WANTED.
WANTED-1O strawberry pickers.
Leibundgut, West Keokuk.

WANTED-Berry pickers, will haul
from park Phone 1928 F 5.
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wANTED-Dining room girl at Grand
Hotel.
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LOST.

LOST-Aetna fire insurance policy
No. 396 Return to Gate City office.
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Thursday Club Today.
Church Social Evening.

The Westminster Brotherhood en-
tertained the members OF the church
and congregation of the First West
minister church after prayer meeting
last night, at social in the chapel.
strawberry ice cream and home MADE
cake was served by the boys Of the
congregation and the evening was a
very pleasant one.
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wANTED-Bery pickers. George
scheible, middle road. Phone
1921 F Is.
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speaks to Auxiliary.

The Rev Mr.. Long OF WARSAW
spoke before the woman's auxiliary 0
st. Johns church this afternoon
| their meeting at the homo OF Mrs
/ Frank LeBron, ST., in the Alph'
apartments. He spoke on some Q
the practical lessons which SHOULD
come to the members Of the auxiliar.
as q result OF the study and the know
ledge which come to them from
Everywhere" Mrs. F. 2. Gosewiscl
assisted in entertaining the large com
pany present.
| Entertained This Afternoon.
The Miss rs Schneider, 923 Times
| street, assisted by Mrs. Russell, Mrs
Rockenbach and Miss Elma Klann en-
tertained the Young Ladies society Q
list. Paul's German Evangelical churcl
this aft srnoon. i
Thursday Club Today.
Mrs. Bert Clark entertained tn
members of the Thursday club at
party this afternoon at her home o.
North Seventh street. Mrs. Sherman
Kirk OF Des Moines was an out Q
\ town guest.
1 Church Social Evening.
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w ant Column

w ant Column
WANTED.
WANTED-1O strawberry pickers. :
Leibundgut, West Keokuk.
-.--------
WANTED-Berry pickers, will haul
from park Phone 1928 F 5.
WANTED-A suite of light housekeep-
ing rooms, suitable for three. NO
children. Must be in good neighbor-
hood Answer Box AZ, care Gate City.
WANTED-A home for bright, intel.
ligent little girl. Will be six next
birthday Call 311 North Sixth street.
room girl at Grand
Hotel.
WANTED-Bery pickers. George
scheible, middle road. Phone
1921 F 10.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT-Five room house at 22O
North Ninth. Inquire 227 North
Ninth.
FOR RENT-six room modern house.
906 Concert street. Phone 267.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALEIPeonies and other flow
ers, 1914 Des Moines st. Phone
black S46.
FOR SALE-An extra large theatrical
trunk, cheap at Hollands S24 Main
street.
FOR SALE-Cheap If taken at once,
bakery and restaurant stock. valued
at $4,000. Address Bakery" care
Gate City.
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-Rendering
works doing fine business. Locat-
ed at Macomb, Ill. Have two plants,
must sell one. Call or white Brock
Bros Rendering Works. Both phones.
FOR SALE-Chadman' cyclopedia OF
law, IL vols, $500. w. J. Roberts.
FOR SALE-New canopy top launch
2Sx6 it., 16 h. p motor, speed IL to
| IL miles. A fine boat for taking out
parties on the lake. A. schott.
Quincy, III.
! LOST.
LOST-Aetna fire insurance policy
| No 1896 Return to Gate City office.
lLOST-A small black purse, contain
| ing Home Tea Co. checks and small
change Return to 1912 Fulton.
STRAYED.
STRAYED-Bay horse abou. twelve
| years old, last seen at Vincennes,
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From the Philadelphia Record.
Lewiston, Pa.-G. III. Yeatter, Penn
sylvania railroad fireman, acted as n
Good Samaritan today in rescuing a
deer from pack of hounds, bathed its
wounds and gave 1t drink.
Hunting in Granville Gap, Yeatter
found fine buck at bay against an en-
bankment, fighting a bloody battle with
pack of hounds. After killing three
and wounding a fourth, the balance
took to their heels, leaving their prey
exhausted, blood streaming from
wounds in it's TANKS.
Yeatter led and dragged the deer to
the creek near by, washed its wounds
and induced II to drink The buck cast
a look of gratitude upon it's noble res
cuer and trotted into the forest. Fur
Their on Yeatter found it grazing with
a doe and two fawns. and 1t Is believed
the little family were attacked by dogs
and the buck. as the natural protector.
gave battle with near-fatal resulta
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THINK THESE PROPOSITIONS OVER

THINK THESE PROPOSITIONS OVER
-Seventy-five acres. two miles
from Central of Georgia rail-
road. has big pipe clay mines
on the place making pottery
there now; has good 5-room
house and one tenant house.
three good wells. two springs
half good timber land. The pipe
clay mine Is worth 10 times the
price asked for the place. Will
make terms.
s1s00-Sixty acres of coal land at Ac-
mile mines; IA acres cleared.
two sets of buildings on the
place. three-fourths mile from
railroad. Half cash.
s14o0-Cash for two nice lots on Cot
ton ave-, block 900, West End.
Terms, cash. These lots are
worth $1100 each. Get busy now.
$350--For nice lot. two blocks from car
line, West End; has all improve
ments down. This is bargain.
Terms. $125 cash. balance $40
per month.
S3l50--Modern 6-room bungalow. half
block OF car line; has hardwood
floors. furnace heat, in best part
of West End. Can make terms
to suit
J. H. STEWART
WITH
EMPIRE BLDG. PHONE 1887
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FOR SALE.
s600-Beautifu1 lot, will build you a
nice 4, 8 or Groom bungalow on this
lot on easy payment plan. This is in
North Haven.
Sss5o-worth $4,000, s-room, s-story.
bath, electric lights and gas; this
house is on large corner lot, all
street improvements made and paid
for, in North Haven.
s1O5o-Corner, $3.50 cash. $40 month
ly. or will build house to suit you on
small cash payment and balance
about like paying rent This is with
in calling distance of new Southern
shops, in one of best neighborhoods
in Birmingham. near church and
school, car every minutes, North
Haven. .it.sl =s-sl4s.
s3500-Easy terms, rooms and bath,
all improvements in and paid for 1st
ave-, West End.
s3300-Easy terms, rooms and BATH
near I'd ave-, North Hawkins St, West
End.
$4500---Easy terms. rooms and bath,
hardwood floors, 8 cabinet hantels
beautiful electric fixtures and hard
home for someone, in West End.
INVESTMENT REAL ESTATE co.
OF ALABAMA
s414-15-16 American Trust Bldg.
HARRY LYON, Sales Agent. Phone ISL