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The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-06-09
BREvITIES

ride with me a, train prices J. o.
Wood.
Mira Walter Ely Of Portland was
among weatop's reunion visitors
mr. ana Mrs. w. n. Mckinney at
tended the reunion from Helix. ore
gon.
W. M. Fraker, an aged pioneer VINO
never misses n reunion. was up from
pendieton for this event
Miss Ethel Riley OF North Yakima.
Wash. was recent visitor OF her MS
ter. Mrs. orval Duncan.
Twslye-fooi combine. nearly new.
for sale cheap, Also second-hhha
binder. Dan G. Hopkins. Helix ore'
n ". ciodius. n prominent Waits
h,y, farmer. was here Friday and hat-
urday for n visit with his pro'her' 'os
clodiua
Mr.. ana Mrs. H. g. Fetter, recently
NJ coyeiIo. wash. are visiting hrs'
PETERS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
Driskeii.
Meaalea has appeared on the Basket
upIands In the household OF = y.
peashe, whose little daughter June y
afflicted.
Mr. sarah Read ami Fred Read.
farmer Weston people. came from ~
fav away an Enterprise. Oregon, 70
.ttara the reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Carmichael were
h.ra from WalIa waiia for the re-
mn,on Mrs Carmichael has missed
hut ono OF these events In ~ years
MAYOR and Mrs. !. NJ. Banister lef'
saturday for Corvallis TO attend tne
.radnatiou OF their daughter, Bliss
EDNA panister. from the Oregon Agri-
cultural College.
| Through \ nischance WIN
butcher knlve. Henry Weber. loea
meat cutter. VIII be deprived OF ths
use OF his right hand Tor seveIa
weeks. having put one dlgit whons
out OF commission.
Washtucna. Washington. was anu
and Inteitigently represented AZ ms
pIoneerR reunion By ". A. Dowd ans
i n, Gross Regulated BY their bet
Ter halves" who accompanied them
their conduct was above reproach.
| Mr. ana Mrs. Allen Richai lef
7,,e.day for Everett, wash. TO visi
,h.iy daughter, Mrs. w M Carter
Jpon their return trip they VIII stoi
Al Washtucna. wash. where anothel
daughter. MrA II. A. Dowd. resides.
Miss Fay Warren. teacher ~ ~
Mnrynyiiie, Washington. schools, y
mere for n vacation visit with ne
mother. Mrs. r. u. Warren. she wa
rn.elected al an increase In salary. ans
win return 20 her school work 10 sep
tember.
George Ohm. who grew up on
Weston farm and whom The Leade
lfondiy hoped would amount 10 some
thing until he was elected 70 tn
washington legislature. came owe
from wAila wailn FOR the picnic---a
lia his annual and praiaeworthy Gus
tom.
Mrs. A. Klnnear left waiia Wall
sunday for Portland. accompanied p
her danghseF-in-la Mrs Ralph Kin
Inear. and granddaughter. Miss Ethe
Lane. Miss Lane has finished ne
Juntpr year nj tho Waila Wnila Hig
school. and VIII spend vacation VII
her parents In Portland
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-06-09

Miss Hortense Baker has gone to
Missoula. Montana. where she will be-
come a member OF the household oI
her brother. q. b. Baker. and attend
high school next September.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-06-09

Hon. A. r.. Prize. formerly state
senntor from Umattlia county ana now
resident OF eastern Washington. re-
newed old-time friendships at weston
Friday and Saturday.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-06-09

Mrs. w. b. Mays. who lived at the
old Lansdale homestead below Wes-
ton during her girihood. was amoLg
the Pendleton visitors who witnessed
Fridays reunion program.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-06-09

Miss Nellie Nelson left "Wednesday
for Portland, via Walla Walia. with
the party OF ten girls whom the O-W.
r. l. N. Co. Is entertaining at the
Rose Festival.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-06-09

Through rnischance win = =
butcher knlye. Henry Weber. local
meat cutter. viii be deprived OF me
use OF his right hand for seveIa'
weeks having put one digit whoiis
out OF commission.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-06-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Thompson We're
up from Pendleton for the reunion.
When Miss Caroline CHM, Mrs.
Thompson was Weston girl.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-06-09

firing OF suburban life. w. l.
Cooper, cobbler and philosopher, mas
moved back to Weston from Athena
and opened shop in the Wheeler
hotel building.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-06-09

Miss Fay Warren. teacher ~ me
Mnrynyiiie, Washington. schools, u
mere for n vacation visit with her
mother. Mira r.. II. Warren. She was
re.electeti al an increase In salary. ana
win return 70 her school work IN sep
tembeF.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-06-09

u III. Ashworth. l. n. Van Wrinkle
and w. A. Barnes were appointed
trustees OF the Umatiila County Pio-
neers' Association. and will have
charge OF it's property and finances
for the ensuing year.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1916-06-09

George peebler. president-elect oi
the Umatiila County Pioneers Asso'
citation, left Pendleton Tuesday with
Marty OF relatives on an aotomooils
tr!p to Albany. Oregon II was AT
Peebler's intention 70 follow as ciosei,
as possible the old efnigrant trai
which he first went over In 1858.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-07-06

]. Dan jackson, of Winchester,
was business visitor here
Wednesday. Mr.. Jackson has an
interest in some land on Hard
wicks Greek, and was here with
the other heirs to arrange for
leasing II for drilling purposes.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-07-06
STANTON.


Monday at Stanton and let con-
to Mr.. Creech.
Guy Grove bought a piano
Tuesday for his new home.
West Garrett visited his grand.
daughter, Mrs. Harlow Norton,
this week.
Rev. j. T. Adams will preach
} at Dundee the coming Saturday
and Sunday.
Miss Anita Wells is visiting her
uncle John Patrick in Jackson
for few days.
Mr.. Lacy, of Hazel Green, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. 4.
} Stewart, for few days.
Clarks& Olendorf will drill on
Mrs. Vance's place, right across
from Mr. Stephens place.
John Patrick, of Jackson, was
y, down here last week looking
after his oil interests on Hatton
creek.
Florln and William Even are
visiting their sister, Mrs. Mar
garet Oldham, in Winchester,
this week.
Mrs. Kate Lyle and her daughter
Margaret are visiting the formers
sister, Mrs. MADDEN, in Lexington
this week.
/ VIM. Hardwick was in jackson
over Sunday to see the new grand
child born to his daughter, Mrs.
Anna Sewell.
Mrs. Carrie Upton and dangh.
ter Nina is visiting her son Clay
Knox and wife at Hodgenville,
Ky. this week.
Lee Watson, of Cleveland, o.,
has set up his drilling machine
and will drill on Luther Steph-
ems place this week.
i Beldon Sears had the misfor-
tune to cut his left hand quite
severity while cutting grass with
a sickle in the dormitory yard.
Rev. ]. G. Hanley was in Lex
ington Monday night and heard
Rev. Charles Stelze of New York
City in the Redpath Chautaqua.
A. T. Stewart has had his
house newly painted and lattice
work put up, making very de.
cided improvement in the place.
Mrs. Annie Sewell and little
baby, of Jackson, will come to
} Stanton Monday to stay with
her parents while her husband is
in the army.
The County Sunday school con-
vention will be held at Clay City
July Goth Both A good program
has been arranged and will be
published later.
Patrick Bros. have received
notice that their drilling machine
has been shipped and will be
here in few days. They expect
to begin drilling on the Creed
place.
Miss Anna Clark left Monday
TO begin her school at Oampton
Jet. Richard Grove is teaching
at Pompey Guy Grove, the Nor
ris creek school and his wife the
Hatchers creek school.
Misses Nora Johnson and
Margaret Norton entertained in
, honor of the guest.of Mrs. Robert
, Even last Thursday evening.
, Refreshments were served and
a delightful time enjoyed.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1916-07-06
the bounties spread ont.


here last week in the interest of
his fathers race for Judge of
the Court of Appeals. Judge
Faulkner is said by everybody
to be very fine christian man
and eminently qualified for the
place he seeks.
Mrs. Bette Hardwick returned
home Saturday, accompanied by
Floyd Clay, who came to gee
about Some furniture, as he ex-
poets to set up Housekeeping at
Mt. Sterling this week. Mrs.
Hardwick returned Tuesday to
Winchester to continue her visit
with her son.
The advertising matter of the
Ratcliff Chautaqua to take place
here the latter part of this month
or the first of next has arrived
This advertising will be placed
in CONSPICUOUS places and we trust
that the people of Stanton aud
Powell County will respond
nobly to this splendid enterprise.
On Monday June Goth there
was born to the wife of Ben Sew
ell, of Jackson, a fine girl, Annie
Laura. Mrs. Laura Hardwick
was with her daughter at the
time. Hard luck has overtaken
Ben, as belongs to the State
Guards and had to join his CON-
pany, leaving just two or three
days after the baby came.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton CLANCY
entertained last Saturday in hon
or of their brothers, Troy, Lewis
and Floyd Martin. Those pres
ent were: Misses Alta Faulkner,
Eula Bowen, Nora johnson, Mar
garet Norton, Regent Snowden,
Sylvia and Mabel Faulkner, and
Messrs. Virgil Martin, Van Tip
ton, Rob and Pete Burris, Holt
Derlckson and Monroe Faulkner.
An enjoyable evening was spent
by them.
We are still more proud than
ever of our County School Super
intendent for the stand she has
taken on refusing certificates to
those who give and receive help.
But we suppose now some dap.
pointed teacher or interested
relative of one, will begin a
movement to have her defeated
in her next race, should she
make it. 1t has ever been thus
that when a person does stand
out for justice that some one will
try to defeat them. Let us all
stand by our superintendent for
the stand she has taken and let
her know that we approve of
such dOings.
Richard Grove preached SUM-
day in the place of Rev. o. j.
Young. who was unable to be
here on account of sickness. We
don't see any need of getting an
outside preacher when we can
get such good sermons as Rich
ard breaches. There were only
two men out to church Sunday
night and house full of women.
What is the matter with the men
of Stanton? Are you investing
all your religion in your wife's
name, expecting to go through
on it? A church cannot run with
out'the men coming out and TAX
ing an interest. The great Com
mission was placed in the hands
of men and unless we do our
part the work will suffer, as it is
suffering here in Stanton.
| nan IoaEao. of OU,.ok 49,
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-05-06

o. X. the bills and they can have their
money as soon as ! get back home. II
II becomes really necessary. cable me.
care Baring's. London, and ! viii ar
range for cabling funds, but ! hardly
think this viii be necessary would
suggest that you buy eve ything need
ed through ona firm, IL possible, after
is sent off hurriedly, and am trust
ing to your good sense in all the de-
tails.
or course ! want you to go along,
IL you can arrange matters. Tho
whole thing is business proposition.
in which l see good deal of money.
I'll not tell you the nature of It until
l see you, but l need the vessel to
maize certain inv sstigations / couldn't
make otherwise, unless I chartered a
steamship. Do your lest on this. Tell
any people you deal with to keep my
name quiet.
The girls sead love. and hoping you
are well and happy. emaia,
Very sincerely your cousin,
NJ. M. Marriott.
Hemenway used his fountain pen to
sign this letter, initiating as well as
he could facsimile signature he
found among the clippings. He folded
the letter carefully and put it away.
He then drew another slip from his
pocket. 1t was an advertisement
clipped from a newspaper and read:
FOR SALE-Schooner yacht runa-
way,-71 feet o. a., 54 feet |. W |. 1875
feet beam, IL feet draft Extra
heavy construction; stateroonl, saloon
berths; commodious galley. fo'c's'le
for four men. Unusually complete in
ventory, mostly all new. Launch ten
der lows yacht four knots IN hour.
Fine sea boat and tight as a irum.
Cruised to Puget's Sound last season.
Owner anxious to sell. Apply to my
agents, Anderson & Brownlow, ship
cnandlers.
Fine name for that boat" said
Hemenway to himself. "Now then, II
l can put this one over the trick is as
good as turned"
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-05-06
CHAPTER v.
She Looks Good to Me!

Anderson & Brownlow conducted
an establishment on the water front.
They also picked up considerable
loose change as yacht brokers, and
maintained up the bay basin for the
laying up of yachts not in commission.
Hemenway drove to their office in a
taxicab and got hold of Anderson
right away. Producing the clipping he
said:
where is she and how much?'
up in the BASIN" He whispered the
price in Hemenway's ear as though 1t
was a particularly confidential mat
ter.
Let's have look at her"
Get aboard" and Anderson indi-
Gated a speed launch that chafed
against landing pier a short distance
away. Hemenway went all over the
yacht, like veterinary examining a
horse for soundness. On the return
trip he said:
well, Mr.. Anderson, she looks
pretty good to me, but I'm no yachts
man. I'll get friend of mine to look
her over, and if he says o. X. l will
consider the matter further. AS
matter of fact, Pm not buying for ny-
self and want to be careful not to
make mistake. Besides, l want to
look at some other vessels"
Anderson waited until they had tied
up the launch and then got down TO
business.
who are you buying for?" he ask
ed.
"a cousin of mine," replied Hem
enway, land you know how relatives
are. II you get the worst of it try ing
to do them a favor, they won't speak
to you for a year."
whats his name?'
Heminway hesitated. Then ne said:
Il might as well tell you, although
Pm not supposed to-Mark Marriott
Know him?"
"Know him!" exclaimed Anderson
Tive known him for twenty years"
"You wouldn't know him now,' re-
torted Hemenway, taking a chance;
hes shaved off his whiskers."
HE might lose his whiskers, but
he'll never lose his money" observed
the ship chandler. Hemenway felt
easier.
What does he want of a schooner
yacht, anyway? He never went in for
those kind of things. Must be getting
gay in his old age" continued Ander.
son.
Hemenway allowed himself to
scrowl slightly. He replied:
81 shouldn't have mentioned his
name at all. Not that it makes any
difference TO me personally, but he
doesn't seem TO want to have any.
thing said about it. guess l over
stepped my orders"
Anderson fastened to square mat
tiers. Now don't you worry about
that" he said quickly. 'Ill keep my
mouth shut. 1 want to do business
with you, Mr.. Hemenway. That
schooner is the best bargain on the
coast. Send along all the experts you
want to. They'll all say the same"
Continued on last page)
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-05-06

TO the dining car. The main thing is
to keep the ankle quiet"
"You talk like a regular doctor.
Are you one?" asked the other girl.
mo; but | know all about sprained
ankles"
well, it's awfully kind OF you. and
l will follow directions to the letter.
Does it hurt much now Helen?''
"The pain is little easier but the
ankle burns like a coal OF fire." re-
piled the girl on the couch. You men
certainly work fast"
Jim was back quickly. and after
George had repeated instructions tacy
started TO go. but Helen beckoned
George to her side. AS he stoopco
over her and held out his hand she
drew a stick pin from the dinkey littls
four i'm hand she wore and fastened it
in his tie.
1T was SO kind of you to take all
this trouble" she said IL low voice,
and | want you To have this pin to
remember us by. Edith, don't be SO
stingy." But the other girls hand was
already taking the pin from her tie,
and she smilingly placed ii in the
black cravat worn by Jim.
Half an hour later the twins were
rolling westward once more. They
had lighted cigarettes in the smoking
compartment before either spoke.
Then George said:
"That Helen is mighty pretty
girl.''
"She hasn't got anything on Edith,
replied Jim.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-05-06
CHAPTER III.
A Dream Comes True.

Hemenway introduced himself
without delay, and in turn the twins
made themselves known to him. The
newcomer glanced around the room.
There were half dozen baseballs,
gilded and inscribed, trophies of the
college diamond. There were an old
football, several flags, few rugs, AMI
seven or eight sofa pillows sluns
around the Dom in that devil-may
care way called artistic.
The newcomer declined a cigarette.
but accepted chair. George, in his
pajamas, on the edge of his bed, and
Jim, in his shirt sleeves, apologized
for their appearance.
Il owe the apologies for this mid
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-05-06
VIRGINIA FARMER
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Atlee, Va. Il was weak, rundown,
no appetite, my blood was poor, 1 could
not sleep nights and was rapidly los
work. Medicines had failed to help me
until took Vinol After taking three
bottles my appetite is fine, | sleep well,
my blood is good and am well again.
ORLANDO w. BoRKEY.
Vinol, our delicious cod liver and iron
tonic without oil, is guaranteed to over
come weak, rundown conditions, chronic
coughs, colds and bronchitis.
w. c. Spring Drug Co.
Charlevoix county herald., 1916-05-06
CHAPTER ~.
All About One Banana Skin

Hemenway was working on a shoe.
string and his nerve. The money he
had with him was only q flea-bite.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED
Miscellaneous.
HOME BARGAINS.

ss.75o-very good. 5-room bungalow, all
modern, with oak finish In living
rooms. nice south front lot, near Deaf
Institute car line, $3.50 cash, balance
same rs rent.
sa,25o--HANsCoM PARK bungalow 8
rooms, besides sewing room and bath;
modern. with hot water heat; nicely
decorated; hardwood finish; full base
mont with extra toilet lot 6OxlSo; ON
paved street and paving all paid,
Nsoo--DuNDEE BUNGALOW; B rooms
and sleeping porch: new, modern and very
we'll arranged; oak finish and fireplace
south front lot; handy to car line
Price Just reduced for quick sale.
,AsSo-NEAR CREIGHTON COLLEGE,
rooms and reception hall; well built
and strictly all modern: on the boule.
ward, near California, $500 cash will
handle
NTSo-DUNpEE BUNGALOW. large
rooms, completely modern with Iiving
room arrangement; fireplace and huff
tet;. Full south front lot overlooking
Happy Hollow. with driveway; can he
handled with $3.50 cash.
s5,oo0--WEST FARNAM, 100 n. Slst Ave
This is 7-room modern home, well
built. nicely decorated, with full east
front lot. House now vacant and price
reduced from $4,000 for quick sale,
Terms reasonable.
$5,sSo-2ss2 S. ssd ST.: Creigbton's lat
very gOoU cSEOUnl, WOueTn
house. with oak and birch finish; full
east front lot, Terms reasonable.
SS960-WEST FARNAM; 1876 s. 35th ST.
very good S-room, strictly modern
home, u block from Farnsm St Full
F'irst-class location and bargain.
S650o--Ss40 HARVEY ST. 10 rooms,
fully modern, with two bathrooms
full south front lot, with driveway and
garage: will make terms very easy or
will rent to desirable parties.
S6,2b0-DuNDEE BRICK AND STuCCo;
the best value in all Dundee; $ rooms
and sleeping porch; attractive inside
and out with all built-in features
extra large fireplace; has living room.
dining room, kitchen, den and break
fast room on the first floor: full lot
handy to car. paving taxes all paid
must be sold at once at this low price.
GLOVER & SPAIN.
Douglas 3S2e 1920 CITY lationa1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
REAL ESTATE-IMPROVED
North.
A UNIVERSITY HOME.

In the select North Side district. close
TO the University OF Omaha. We take
pride in offering this exceptionally fine
home with south front lot
The first floor is admirably laid out,
and contains a nice porch, vestibule, large
attractive living room with brick fire.
place and bookcases; hospttable dining
room: colonnade china cabinets, built-in
buffet, dandy Pullman breakfast room
with china oupboards' large kitchen, all
built-in effects,
There are three roomy bedrooms on
second floor, with plenty OF closet room
not hot stuffy rooms. but light and airy,
with good wide stairway leading to them.
One bedroom "a the same size as the liv-
ing room and has pretty little fireplace
and double closets. In addition, there is
a nice, large, linen closet, The bath has
all the latest plumbing. pedestal lavatory,
base tub; clothes chute, medicine cabinet,
etc. The woodwork In the house Is select
ed oak. with beautiful oak floors through
out. The doors are l Y in. one panel
birch Bronze hardware, etc, The base
ment is full, with hne laundry, laundry
tubs, etc. =,
Comfort and good taste impress one In
every room and completely fulnlls the
requirements of real home. shown any
time by appointment.
OSBORNE REALTY co.
1912 Omaha Nat, Bank Bldg. Doug, lt1t.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
REAL EsTATE--IMPRovED
West.
4237 FARNAM ST,

Modern s-room house, containing
large living room, library with nre-
place. dining room, kitchen. ped
rooms and bath on ftrst noor' ped
rooms and . large storerooms' on sec,
ond floor: has Just been redeeorated ana
painted; attractive electric IiA'ures Ana
bot water heat: hne cistern; best car
line service in the city; 1o-minute
ride from heart Of city; hne neighbor-
hood; only blocks from State Medi-
cal university and same distance from
arst-class grocery, drug and other
stores; SOFT lot with trees and small
fruit Owner will make price espe-
cially attractive for quick casn SAFE
write r, w. Miller. or call Wal. $40,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
VACANT SNAPS.

VACANT SNAPS.
s700--One Of the best lots In Benson. on
5Sth Ave; worth $500
$g00-East front on 45th street, Clair
mont Add; paving all paid. worth 81, 200
&3,s0o--1S2xl20. northwest corner s7th
and Dodge. Two paved streets. This is
only $50 front foot whore other Dodge
ct. frontage is held at $50 to 800 per
front foot. Nonresident owner makes this
price for quick sale.
s4,b00--22 lots north OF Dundee; will
retail at $1,000. Abstract for each lot,
This Is an exceptional opportunity for
builder or specnlator
GLOVER & SPAIN.
Douglas 1882. 1870 City National
SOME VACANT LOTS CHEAP
BUILDERS ATTENTION
Al 10Th and Laird we have four lots
at $500 each
At 2bth and Biuney owner has reduced
the price OF three lots, HxI5O to $3.50
each,
Al 26th and Writ he offers three iIxI2f
at $500 each,
Other bargains In vacant lots In all
parts OF The city. Call
FREEMAN.
At Office Of Peters Trust Co, nth and
Farnam,
GOOD lot for $500 good lots for
$500 each. Close to a car line. 81 down
and SOC per week. Box 5os5. Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-09-03
Miscellaneous
VACANT BARGAINS
SOUTHWEST.

VACANT BARGAINS
SOUTHWEST.
si,ooo--SOx1bo f.. dandy east.front lot on
2sth St, just souts of Hickory ST.
sl30O--4sxl30 IT., s. E. corner saith and
Martha SITS, subject to paving,
si450--47hx120 IT.. west 'front.' on Boule-
ward, lust south OF CASTELAR,; two
blocks from lianscom park one
from car.
stl0O---Asxl33 IT, west front on 34th
ST., south OF Martha; two blocks
from car.
sl,s5O--5Ox12O IT.. west front, on Boule-
ward, south of Creighton Ave: one
half block from park, block from
sI,i00--isx1i0 IT,. west front, on 33d St..
second lot north Of Arbor; one block
from car.
Sl2Oo-Corner lot adjoining above, 49x
$40 IT,; both lots subject to paving.
S2,500--6sx12s IT,, beautiful NJ r. corner,
35th and Pine SITS
S225O--50x150 IT,, fronting east on 3sd
and west on Boulevard; just south
OF Pacific; dandy double frontage
lot In good location.
DUNDEE.
s1G00-50x185 tt, N. front, on Dodge St,
Just east OF 49th.
s2000--Choice OF two fine lots fronting
east, on blst st., between Farnam
and Dodge. See our big sign. These
are beautiful lots--view cannot be
shut off--new part Of Dundee.
$1,65O-West front. on bbth In Evanston,
beautiful lot overlooking Happy
Hollow club, Elmwood park. viii
sell on very easy terms
WEST FARNAM.