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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-07
Says
South Bend Will
Start Ware Camp
Special to News-Times.

Special 10 News-Times.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. THAT IN
diana is aroused TO the possibilities
Of her citizens ~soldiery. the move
ment recently started in south Bend
for the establishment OF a camp for
businessmen and labOrers, was eVi-
denced Monday when more than 20
600 persons saw "NNar in Indiana"
at the speedway. The large attend
ance was particularly surprising in
view OF the military display having
the state fair and the Labor day
celebration as counter attractions.
AdiL-Gen. Frank L Briggs said
Monday night that he had been thor
oughly informed by Lieut.-Col.
George W. Frey ermuth OF south
Bend of the proposed camp. Freyer-
muth declared that plans for the
camp would not stop because the
Indiana militia cannot bear any OF
The expense. but that finances would
De raised IN South Bend for a camp
for citizens Of northern Indiana. The
enCamp=nent will be operated along
the same lines as that at Plattsburg.
~. Y. and Ft sheridan. III.
a south Bend delegation viii see
Gov. Ralston upon the subject with
the object OF gaining his support. He
was not in Indianapolis Monday night
but n committee expected To con-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-07

NEW OEiNEh t"AoA OhGoo-
In the newest fashion IS the "0liver
Twist dress, with convertible collar.
No wardrobe is considered fashionable,
either for the young or the grOwn-ups,
that does not include one OF these
iainty costumes. And nothing pleases
the little ones more than to have a
iress made just ike mothers" II is
made without a lining. the waist hav-
ng a convertible collar, rolling high
u low: long or short sleeves, and the
separate one-piece side pleated or gath
red skirt Is cut with a straight lower
edge. size s requires SIS yards So
nch material.
Pictorial Review Pattern No. SSH.
Sizes 2. 4, 6, 8, 10 and IL years. Price,
20 cents.
The pattern shown here may be obtain
n BY sending IS cents. with number and
sizs desired. 10 Fashion Department OF
his newspaper.
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address
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-07

Produced in our own
wOrkrooms under the
supervision of experts;
80 new fall models for
women and misses;
worth SO anywhere.
Opening day $1.99.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-07
BE THANKFUL FOR
WILSON SAYS BRYAN
Tells Friends of Peace They Have Not
Given President Full Credit
He Deserves.

CHICAGO. Sept. Peace prevail
ed over the war in the closing ses-
siOnS of the conventions of the Friends
of PeE~r Monday at Medinah temple
and the Federal baseball park. In
the face OF what looked like a grow
ing storm OF p~artisanship Henry
WeiSsmann, general chairman. and
William Jennings Bryan stemmed the
tide and swept the convention.
Mr.. Bryan deprecated hasty crit
icism of officials of the government.
Regarding Pres't Wilson he said:
You have not given Pres't Wilson
the full credit he deserves for his
efforts for peace. Think what would
nave happened If he had had a lingo
in the white house. We should be
most thankful that we have a presi-
dent who is for peace and who IS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-07
MONEY REFUNDED-GOODs EXCHANGED.

you welcome We VANITY @ Aw %MH @1a Od qMs@ compare our values and make yourself feel Just mhOhymrH
%|da md A@@e @dhda PnmLmaedm NSORTW We. WANT .THSD BE YOUR EOE YOUR MDO Of
EVERYTHING YoUN Blu HERE OUR WONDERFUL BUYING AND SELLING FACILITIES BEING ONE LNKO OF 0N OF
STORE WILL OPEN COME
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-07

fer with him Tuesday. 1t is under
TODD hat the state executive views
the project favorably and Will lend
his support TO the movement.
The program at the speedway went
through as planned. Nive-Pres't
Thomas Marshall. Gov. Ralston.
Charles W. Fairbanks and other no
tables witnessed the spectacle.
\. NJ. Price. for 65 years a mem
Der of Company "a, Uniform rank.
knights Of Pythias. of RushviIle. fell
dead just before his company joined
the ranks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-07
CYMBELINE is TORPEDOED

LONDON. Sept. German sub
marine activity took an added impe-
tus Monday when the British steamer
Cymbeline was ~torpedoed and sunk.
Six of n crew of 81 We're killed, six
were injured and 81 landed.
n Cymbeline was n vessel of
1906 tons. owned by the Bear Creek
OH and shipping Co. She was $40
feet long and AS feet wide. Her
home port was Liverpool.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-07
RUSSIAN BIRTHS FEWER
Fact Is Directly Attributed TO the
War.
PFTROGRAD.

PETROGRAD. Sept. :. - The
"Rethc" reports a great decrease of
the birth rate in all large Russian
cities. As a result OF the war the num-
Der OF births in Petrograd dropped 10
2.434 from 3,91S in the corresponding
month of last year. IN Moscow the de-
crease amounts TO Al in KEN and in
Odessa 70 "a percent. From the rural
districts no statistics are available.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-11
FRENCH iTEE~ PLAN
10 DPIN ~ Nv DAYS

PARIS Feb &C.,. The Tb.-trr
Fru.o. Hs prepared Con- Tturrlal
maUu re oH, or which b. f0 hc con
rrr1icl lo Nsalr Id che other 20
FrrnrI ciH ,lc.
~ Minister ol Fine Arts HHd
sio1lslr ro1rh.. Oil. urr director
lave finally agreed upon the rr-
opening 0I f. opera for Fob lt'u.
Tor matinee. only af Tho beginning
IIe rauprr'n attraction 800 be- one
90 Saint s.U Dp' ra prpbnIi'
-afu.1r and Della
o. +. a4rourccd THAT uwri, ai
f.e French GranG Opera 'nfnr-
have .lirmrlt rnea-ed between
t.lr.n'.r- ~ Hr.er aeHII Sing %
H 1rufrIau -oi. ,t.H llro1d
Tr ia-tHI theatrical revival Ua.
nm. boo relieved tH' di.irr d '-
traiou OF paraau ar'is'. lui b. .ar
from sufficient
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-11
CHAPTER KIN
S. Donald fsvsrshsm Volunteer

81 Donald FaVershsm Volunteers
mDN us search for thc Hindu
I8l who had bought tho dDl ,u
80 tanning tbe plans of the moth
EszsJ 90 Inle of the Master kcg
nine John Dou hnd recourse ac1ln fo
tEs n.fulrosrr
Goa. nIlriIafs curiosity was ur1Ir.
rfUf u.u. anI De asked % great maly
a..-fmas. which John answered eva
s..F
When Do camc 10 getting o. dosoup
Ton of fle Hindu the broker could give
tHf f.H details
Hr 80 emphasis on the fact thar ho
t.H m-. and tnat De- loo.el Ii.e lag
nn, ~ dozen Enst Indians fuglraf
hen rtHh. port lle suew Of uo lI
I.at.
Wild Us Don had 20 be- content 11d
b. returned fo Euib ~ discuss wIth
bcr ablt they should d. next
GO WHser0n gets u there BE- 90 olsy
Vty POO s.t nim" be- stid Boz tlc cours'
~ THOR .1nvorsatlon
.HHsF demanded Ruth
HH.r,u.m arrested ae 70 fugitive FROM
.-fH 7nd held Tor the county slau1
aaf tte warrant that Ton kauc suorc
o.. l' replied
rUt considered this tb0uelf'uUy
cod H1ns bee bead
N #UII mr1n our cour hHra p
tus mime iuI ail Kinds OF trouble" sb,
sid urr'r Besides. $50 wouldn't uc
arr uerfrr the papers father wanted
Ono On llge'
I0f s very true" John ngrced
'W. Keep that boo reserve Zoo case
rrH. .orrr thar be- hls the iIH con-,
..t rI.n. then. is 20 trace ibis ilIuIn
600. $3.50 boz o. bard job
UIf u1t put detectives 900 tHe
ta|.
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Gf 5000 can't do itaIl." she aligned
.lHI eut hc looking Cor ihis pcddI,J
r.| lr.rH- 1u eye COO Wulcrsou ani
r- .a wt 100 the mmc time
T., seeing 600 yuu D. thc pleasant.
rHf NJ fUc ion." bee said llu-hu
% uiu.. 90 delegate thar 90 aut pur
e.. course you're quite u-hL ,uIu.h
a.oH. lfs being too hig 600 AFFAIR f"i
u. u handle alone ] ihirs ih l.H
lat rD JON us Maybe ur uu .u.
-.t somcthing ln wire hlw nuH
H0n urU take o trip down 90 Oh. 1870
ir. front nod interview oui uunriuHu
.u Zee .c,med ~ me pretty Towel
haUod chap. aud ben maybe 10, lut
Or pu us ou The track uf tHr Undo %
Do. llos Steamer Tor the uUrfn. 1H
strongly su,u,tf be- dil
IHfu could not understand wins tm
rrHu sh.l.I oo tus. end burf ,t
r1nrd tHHi The ll.ulu oti1ut't lHH
... greet store on the idiot as Do, tiu
n.i rrIr rlid cash. bot had given % Uu-
"a. nrU In exchange
tito would KNOW That The thing vH'
vorh'r.a ls au aulric ui uri. h|u
d....- Do sent co.. 'lu the NEXT p.H'.
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sHn uf 10 once bc sIv a. Wy, u.
doubt m1t b. o. sac,d 20 h.a r'r
sol % vas stolen 20 some time iI'u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-11

ID A. Blake returned Tuc-la,
e,enia. from an esteemed hu iuo-s
trim to Kansas city. ST. Louis and
other point.
Mr. and Mrs q Jones. OF rwrD.
don. passed through Amarillo yra
terdsy On route 90 Panama, lalliur
mia. rtah ard other points
Misses Ala Harmon AMI France
shore returned yesterday from d.
Hrhtul three weeks stay ih Wen
ing,on Kans and Woodward. Ok'a.
o.b,re mcy w.rr guests oi rcmtitea
and friends
ur. Don Bowie wd bah, who
lon la.f Gam 'o mako their h,mc boo
TampIco. Neuco. where Mr Bowie
b. actively cn-agcd 90 business b.
i'm Tie city visiting win her par.
cnts Nr ana Nr. ! W Nh'ila
1900 Harrison street
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-11

r.ul. WUrt more n1fnral iha" ih''
H. should .., f1e chance ~ great
i,aH.I f1r dr.H. pious duty anl IT,
t.Hrr 90 uIu urute p.7ret
E.f ttaff 600 glcFsuole.' kuih 10
t.arI practically
@ .aHe o." rr admitted. 'but p
FaI guess is better Than nothins To
vl. OBI lets so and see our sAippe'
IrrrI.
Tfe .ar.d captain received ih'"
rrr Ir Hrf U-aroi 70 Johns slo'f.
- rrsh Do s1reod with John ti''l
rs.. r.rg Hs.Ir tn1t thr indian h''
f,,. H-rI rnufr gud nd wou'd -
t'.r. 70 f8 90. nun temple
I.r rfHrf fruss eastern PORTS 2
g.. f..I Poi. 900 rHsm q An'"
bT. H nfE f0m 600 sl'p "ih o.
fu.f HH.t r.rt-rH 20 w'ih ah in"i
o. rIry-a1d D E1uu the fus- ne
ia1ers mfke about b. To- lhfy y
r. s.t lsngtr 90 get nark hr.i eh'p
81
Effs fhar lrft tr promised 90 A''p
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strr ff BE- co. tnr smafesf 0irr MHh
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-11
Man, Disorder. tome From The
Liver
We lDu Just n odd Win Yourself
10 1uu Regulate Living

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yourself and R.iH Jh' world DO
500. aDmor Na8t ais yOu' True
you may Do eating regularly and
sleeping t.II Scr om'fH.ug tHr
matter Con tIpatIou. ll.'llr0r.
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cote Sluggish iI.0r Tire NI.a
remedy Or hUs t.. Iai. I.|
OuH 700 ... D."l.
HucEIpu truH -aII' Iur S.H
Eruption.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-11

merely oil tho skin OF q potato when
puitiu- i iu tho oven TO bake
great many people like the SKIN
of baked potato Us ~ o. no. o..
brown or black and when mes
potato j. not too uatcry Co bake. ~.
Bin Is o., most delicious p8r, pc,
ANA rrt no baked potaloe zoo sO0d
sized dice aud heat up in hot crca
with little seasoning This mig
be- called bachelors favOriic." fo.
IL is , bachelors recipe ana prJi cU
90 fh. -kies Boy him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-11
+++++++++++++.+-'
- I'M not Skiold


Have YOU Co fafOrtr recipe send
% 20 the Hou ehold Department .o
that somebody else may enjoy b.
Would YOU Ike 10 know h0W 90
make certain dish9 Send In your
request and we hall Doc glad 90
nuhlI.h N
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-11
MIS-. VI. GENHAM.

Experienced Dress form maker
All work guaranteed Model at tn"
Misges TAYLOR Phone 1868 or cal
$40 Lincoln street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-11

rpr n.r.1 fbr thought ~ lDasessIHg
I fhe wealth nUI.h bad 9nrr iscu Tom
/ Gallons and ssh % be had tried o.
.nbrraI
size ierard fo E. and theg de ded
ta r..r .F u1H 1000 oyeniH; thur
being boz ST.. Iluris.p Boo tim" 90 meet
tle .aama. 5ad vHt.h ror Dor uet
movement
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I4l4 1000 EHH JOB tho h0D1 10 san
l IuHHeH
Johns U.rs v1s tnif b" Hindu they
uurut ad p1dorD'ted'y been on 'he
HlI,ln rud fIHf John md bought %
Hrrags rlslgr fpI BOMBAY
alou un-af Zoo go tho plans before
500 -r' fu Ir1.1" Errroti uod eaf
nru. .YmU md r1nrsclf boz astrange
IauI where it VII bc ike looking
fIr needle lu p hyslack 10 get hold
n sour man
3.u ar.rpv .rd-ad tbr aud outlined
tentative unu OF getting bold OF
tba td0' during Geo passage
tf'cr 300 500 don't SAINT ihe id'I
Q sHau ur t1 persuade the man ~ This
lnd ect t'm 90 POP 1000 har" the parer
concealed BOO o.
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.Uam uaf InHuU #d
/ Ihp cufuur ~ DO. lusiahmon who
haI uldr himself H attentive 20 Ruth
|1f tue southern houi awakened little
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uu lu EmN .Hae fU"0 pnfcd abe
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Donald vIi' Dr.. 1rH.e % h~cF
/ pleasure
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object of ihr. u1..
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-11
BEGINNING Of
AMERICAN ERA
AHIIt Lt~ HIHEIOiOtiE W.
PORTED FHO,i EUROPE NAY
80 NiDI NJ NOM

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fHruu.e fhc YI Am1-iraU
ni1i .raIs or co. mau"farturc OF
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imported from Ger HU. Tto .eIr.
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f. f.. i.H prod 0 flr thr.r
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-02-11

Line two pie pans with ready
pastry and bake nice brown. Spread
ou this "a layer Of jelly or iam and
-ct idc Make custard OF five
eggs lieaslug out bites OF thru. for
wrrin-uol. q rounding cup at sugar
table po0u of flour. ou, DIp OF .Hcri
MIX and small lump OF butter.
flavor W.tA vanilla Place in dou-
bio boiler stirring constantly untl
30 begins 10 tuickcu take OF aud
mir o. cupiul OF nut lpecan pre-
fcrr'd Divide this mixture equally
prsaIiug ON top Of jam CO.. lcllr
Irl uui .u thc oven Wiuuo 10
'.O'' Then spread on the mcrlnguo
with % icn chopped nuts sprinklcd
Over The top ana brown quickly 4
pOurful of whipped cream may Do
'rted Nith each Slice This i4 cs-
,ell'ui
Baked Potato Problems.
GOOD baked potato is one OF
tIo fatoritI among food but ior
pcppl. in general 90 rs one of Tho
tery larIor thing 10 get with lu-'
alt and cream OF even milk. ~ B.
ou of OH, prime dollCcios auo e
sr.rtgblls
Co o. certain mans club fhr pro-
blcm of having baked putaioo- 3D.
ways ready o great one To olN"
lh- some potatoes 1rc pui u tho
oven o1Drv tess minutes. zach wrap.
pol in creased paper Some pc0pl.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-20
Mnoh Interest Here.

Much interest was manifested in the deliberations in the senate over the State Fair Commission bill in this city yesterday. The phone in The SentinelRecord was kept continually busy. Ii was even worse than on election night
 Men of prominence in the local business world, men who have large property and business interests and who realize what a great thing tha passage of this measure will he for Hot Springs, of the thousands of vis- itors it will bring here, of the money that will be spent in this city, were anxious regarding the fate of the bill and would not be satisfied with mere statements They wanted all the news and lots of it, at that.
 At the Business Mems League the same conditions prevailed The tele- phone there was kept busy from 70 o'clock in tae morning until late in the afternoon If the State Fair Com mission bill were left to the vote of the people it would receive the great est majority ever accorded any meas ure: yet, in spite of this overwhelm- ing desire on the part of the city $ leading and most representative in- terests, there are some who are still actively fighting the measure.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-20
STATE FAIR BILL
 NOT LOST GROUND
ITS SUPPORTERS CONFIDENT IT WILL PASS SENATE WHEN
 ITS TURN COMES.
Great Interest Was Manifested in Action of Senate Yesterday by Local Business Interests.

Special 10 The Seutinel-Reoord
 Little Rock, Feb. Notwithstaud ing the fact that the State Fair Com- mission bill owing to roIug of President Lundy in the senate. failed to muster sufficient votes 70 suspend the rules and place the bin on final passage. supporters of that measure are more confident tonight than ever before that when the bill is reached in its regular turn that it win have more than enough votes to secure its passage
 The State Fair Commission bill was reported to the senate this morn ing and Senator Collins called the bin mp. Senator Moore moved the suspension of the rules SO that tho measure might be read the third time Senators White and Toer ob- iected. but the roll was called and oa the motion 10 suspend the rules. which required a twothirds majority was lost. the vote being 16 to '2.
 President Lundy then ruled that the State Fair Commission bill would have to take its regular place on the calendar There were some thirty house bills ahead of it but during the day the senate managed to dispose of fifteen of these and it is likely that the State Fair Commission bill will be reached by next Tuesday Al least that is the hope Of it's support- CTS They believe, also, that the measure will pass.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-20
REMOVAL NOTICE.

Jao. T. O'Bren, the practical and experienced tailor, is now located al 223 Valley street. Owing to the stringency Of the present time and the cutting of his expense more thaa half, he is prepared to do all kinds Q. work in his li1e at greatly reduced prices. A good stock of UooIels on Land and also a full line of samples of all desigGs Does French dry cleaning and pressing. Alterations op mems. womeH's and youths clotbes undertaken with an absolute guaran- fee of eaticgactOn. l24-tt
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-20

Yesterdays little dampness didn ' have any terrors on the golf contIa- gent Far he it from such Some nine-tenths of them meandered out to the Country Club and competed in the qualifying round in tha annual Washington's Birthday tournament. Play was in two flights and those qualifying, with their respective scores, were.
 First flight: W. G. France. Invar- ness Club Toledo. Ohio, 95: j.. F.. Reynolds, Fort Smith, 95. R. W. Thrift Lima Ohio, 99; Robert B Me Roy, Chicago, 99; W A. Washington. Memphis, 99. D. Fellows Gaines. En- glawood \. J., 1ol; II. s. Humphrey. Highland Country Club New Britain. Conn, lo7; F. C. Mooers. Inverness Club, Toledo, Ohio, 107.
 Second flight: George L. Walker Edgewater Golf. Club. Chicago, 109: Bishop W. o. Sheppard, Evanston Country Club, Kansas City, no. IT. c. Elfborg. Westwood-Ho Golf Club, Chicago, ll3; J. l.. Frederick, St Joseph Mo, Country Club. TIC. Pau P Fitch Youngstown, Ohio HIS. II. P. Jones. Breaburn Golf Club, Boston. 120: J. E. Gascoine. Beverly Club. Chicago, l25. F. A. Wells, Ed2ewatar eff Club Chicago, l25
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ceded the address was a season of rejoicing. and refreshing. Enthusi- asm abounded The selections ren. dered by the Calvary Trio were greatly appreciated and tended to stir the emotions of the most cal. loused
 Rev. George W. Serriu pastor of First Christian church, win have charge tonight Adjutant Howard will speak Sunday night.
 Bottled milk ana cream delivered to any part of the city, daily. Pure. wholesome and rich. The Pasteu- rived MIX Go Phone Ih G2i-tf
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REV. TATE BREACHES ON
 MODERN EXCUSES

Perhaps one of the most represen- tatiye resident and visitor congrega- tons that has gathered during the Salvation Army winter campm aeting greeted Rev. C. F. l. Tate last night to listen to his sermon on Modern Excuses based upon the Scripture: Come, for all things are now ready !" Luke l5:1l A deep impression fo~ good was made upon the crowd and many took the speakers hand in pledge
 The experience service that pre-
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St,65o SuS Prospect Ave, room bunga. low a tidy little home near the gov. eramNnt drive, modern enough for the money
 $7,ooo. Beautiful home on Barker street, corner Oak; lot over 100 feet front; commodious dwelling, rooms, hall and bath; place for an extra cottage or two on vacant part of the level. well sodded grounds fronting Oak.
 $1,0OO. 6 acres Malvern road. adjoining golf links; fine for a close in truck garden, or business or professional mans country home; has plenty of timber for fuel purposes.
 $500.
 Fourroom dwelling and deep lot No 125 Flint street, between Quapaw and Pecan: terms S200 down and $1O0 year at s per cent Ample yard for poultry and garden
 $500. Lot southwest of fair grounds near Central avenue, 75X300 from street to street. Very good
 $500
 Lot near Oaklawn, on side street vest of Central avenue; 1OOx30O to alley; cheap aud good; $l25 down.
 $9,5o0. A beautiful S-room residence, on lot 7Ox240. on Quapaw avenue, facing south, strictly modern and a bargain extraordinary, in 700 block.
 St,5oo. Do you want to build Look at this Central avenue lot 5Ox15O, next to the McKeehan residence. An attrac- tiTe site for bungalow. See me for terms.
 $t,75o.
 Pretty place. 315 Bower street rooms, lights, gas, city and well water; small orchard, barn, street on each end of lot
 $1,1oo. Corner lot, Broom cottage. best of well water; can have modern ptili- eies, dandy garden spot: location east of M. D. & C. depot. $1,100 is price. $200 down, BIO to $2O a month.
 $4,o0o. Three-stOry frame apartment house 10 rooms and bath, nicely furnished; the who'e for $4000 including furni. ture and extra ground enough for two cottages. This property is with. in two minutes walk of car line and in fine condition The improve ments alone cost over $4,500. furnish. ings about $1SOO If you have s40O0 buy this.
 S2,ooo.
 The house on the hill" Great big lot, lSO feet front; 3 minutes walk of car line, Crest street. near Majestic" A royal place to live. One 4-room house on this lot; space for three or four bungalows
 $15oo. Convenient 7-room home. twa blocks west of Central and s. Border renting at $l5, for sale at si 500. An investment c 62o 1-2 Os Cou+~,1 Az