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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03

Miss Alice Cramer. whose marriage
70 H f Burch is an event of Saturday
morning. was hOnored al preItIIy
appointed party given last evening by
Miss Nathalie Ash Of this city and
Miss Wilhe1mina Bierman Of Moline,
in the home Of the latter AT 1921 Fifth
avenue. Dinner was served at $50
o'clock with covers laid FOR ID young
women. The table was centered with
a bowl of purple and pink asters 10
carry out the brides wedding colors.
Ribbons in the same shades and but
terfiy bows of tuIIe. were effectively
used to further trim the table and the
place cards and other table appoint
ments were carried our as far as pos
sihle IN the coIors and in kewpfe de-
signs. After the serving Of the four
course dinner, the bride be was pre-
scented with a lovely array Of linen
articles. the gifts Of the guests for the
brides new home
Later "a the evening Eve tables at
games of 500 were played other
friends being invited in for the even
ings Miss Isabel Kelley OF Moline and
Miss Mildred Herhst were winners of
the first and aIl-cut prizes. A lunch
con was. served in the course of the
evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
Household Hints

rise again and make Garlic may he
omitted.
Bread OmeIet 1wil serve several
persons over one cup Of bread
crumbs pour one cup boiling mills
Let stand twenty-five minutes Add
half teaspoon salt Separate four
eggs, beat the whites and yolks well
this being one of the important
items Add beaten yolks 10 fba
crumbs and milk then fold fB the
sufly beaten whites and pour into
fryingpan in which is teaspoon ef
melted butter Cook three minutes
then set quickly into moderate owen
and let remain ten or twelve minutes
1t should be two inches thick when
done. This omeIet Is very apuetiz-
ing, nutritious and economical.
Canning and Preserving.
Catsup Easy tie make 0ue-ha1F
bushel tomatoes wash cut and boil
thoroughly about one hour. cool
press through wire sieve tIt uatbiBe
remains bat skins; use bands II
necessary Put in a cloth haE one
fourth pound whole pepper. one
fourth pound whole ailspice an ounce
whole cloves. Tie bag and put into
tomato pulp. Ada three large onions
whole ttake out when d1neB two
pounds brown sugar. one quart vine
gar, oRe-half cup salt. one teaspoon
cayenne pepper. Bon till thick. Bot
tie cold
Beat relish Three cups cooked
chopped beets. two cups chopped cab
bage. one cup fresh ground horse
radish, one cup sugar
Add weakened vinegar to cover The
"a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
Knitting Tea for
Visiting Nurse

One OF tbe Iovelest patries of the
fall was held yesterday when Mrs.
James Conner opened her beautiful
home at 702 Twentieth street for a
knitting tea. the proceeds from which
were given 10 the Visiting Nurse asso-
citation During the course Of the AFT
erUocu close TO 100 women from the
rrl-c5ties called many bringing their
Red Cross knitting and spending the
time at work while they visited and
enjoyed the delightful hospitality Of
aaalr hostess. The house was further
Grf gItened with bowls Of lovely old
fashioned garden flowers. the dining
room being especially lovely. The
serving table was covered with hand
some hlet lace cloth and in the cen
ter was a bowl of plnks The table
appointments In exquisite designs
added to the beauty of the room. Mrs.
g. {. Carter and Mrs Louis NJ Copp
poured ana members OF the Visiting
Nurse association served and assisted
iu the entertainment Of the guests. The
proceeds Of the afternoon amounted
10 about $50.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03

a girl ne loves her or the boy who does
not say anything but Just goes w'th
her often and just acts Ike he cares for
her? SEW E,NT ZEN.
90 You are too young TO 80 with
any one boy, Just act natural when
you are at the parties no matter whom
You are with and don't make any ef-
fort to attract the boys attention II
lie treats YOU as if he didn't want any
thing 10 do with Won take that as ne
means it and keep away from him as
much as possible. If he values your
friendship as much as you Go his. he
wiz come back. If / We're you / would
let him go for a while at least and get
interested in other boys Of my age
College boys are apt 10 be insincere in
their declarations Of love. They are
TOO young to know better.
421 Actions speak louder than
words. A young man can show by his
actions whether or not he cares for a
girl If he continually talks about
il he is probably talking to hear him
self talk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
PER SONAL
POINT

Mrs James Oliver and daughter OF
Louisville. by. are visiting at the
home of Mrs. divers sister, Mrs A.
A. Ellison, 62# Thirry-eighth street
P. j. Lee left this morning for
Baker. Mont, for q weeks business
visit
Fred kistenmacher and DAUGHTER
left this morning for their home in
Minnesota after a visit in the home
OF H. hlstenmacheT 5SS Twentieth
street.
Mrs Milan EeIlans who was called
here By the death of her brother-jn-
Law, Harrison Fernandes, and who has
been guest In the home Of her par
ents, Mr and Mrs j. Il. Bergstrom
14Ib IhIrty-second street, has re-
turned To- her home ia Chicago.
Martin DauleIson. formerly of Rock
Island. now connected with the ORD
nance department of the United
States army is in the city on official
business.
Mrs. /. L. Harms. 2316 Seventh ave
nue., has gone to Parker CITY Tnd m
care for Mr.. Harms father. who is III
Gottfried Bergendorf. $50 Twenty
second street. has gone for a several
days solourn i'm Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. 4. II EinerI of Dav-
ton, OHIO. have returned to their home
after visit in the home of Rev ana
Mrs r. j.. Rolf, 1116 Twelfth street.
Miss Agnes McGinnis, 2542 Eighth
avenue, has gone TO Chicago for .
week S visit after which she will ga
TO St Louis for several months stav.
Mr., and Mrs Boyd Starke EpDes.
the latter formerly Miss Phoebe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03

Close TO 150 people members Of
the W0man's Relief corps Of the three
cities, were guests yesterday after
noon Of the DayeuporJ corps at a so
ciable given IN Memorial hall ia the
court house in Davenport The hos
tesses of the afternoon Rad arranged
q most attractive program of songs
and readings and short talks patri-
cite songs were sung by the company
and later refreshments were served.
The hall was decorated with flags and
bunting and pretty fall flowers. IA
large number Of the Rock Island
corps members enjoyed the afternoon
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
Guild Plans Halloween Party.

Al well attended meeting OF the
Laura Marquis guild of the South Park
Presb yteriau church. held last even
ing in the home OF Mrs Vernet B0os-
from, 1928 Thirteenth avenue. plans
were made for a Halloween party to
be held the last Monday evening in
October at the church The meeting
was presided over by Miss Ruth CIev-
enstine, who also conducted the open
ing devotional services. The program
Of the evening was taken up entirely
with different topics relating to the
various countries, each girl of the so
ciety being assigned some country
about which she told some item Of In
terest Refreshments were served by
the hostess during a pleasant social
hour.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
The Table.


Liver DumpIngs Half pound
ground liver, half or small onion
ground. six or eight crackers or
bread Of like amount. one egg. salt
and pepper, a little milk, scaut tea
spoon baking powder in a little -four.
Make stiff enough TO hang together
when it boiIs. Boil piece of meat
with plenty OF broth, couple OF pota-
toes. salt and pepper. Drop dump
Hngs in broth.
Salmon en- Casserole delicious.
economical luncheon dish One sma I
can pink salmon, three cups cold
boiled rice. one green pepper cut M
coarsely. two tablespoons butter.
salt, pepper and paprika 10 taste two
cups white sauce. Mix salmon. rice
and green pepper with some of the
white sauce, then place the creamed
mixture in casserole in layers; sea
son and dot each layer with butter
and pour more white sauce over.
For the top a little more butter than
on the other layers, and pour over
the remaining white sauce Place
casserole or baking dish Uncovered
in hot oven and bake from ten 70
fifteen minutes. 4 very nice com
pany dish, served with hot buttered
rolls
Ancient Potato Bread Eight po-
tat0es grated raw and strained. one
half pint milk, one cake yeast, heap
ing teaspoon salt, one cluster garlic.
one quart Of -four Strain potatoes
and let stand for a while Use the
starch from the potatoes with the
milk and yeast warm, in which
little sugar can be added Add
grated garlic Flour to make thin
batter. Let rise, put into pan. let
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
SOCIAL EVEN t S
Farewell for Miss Philebar.

Miss Coralyn Brunswig, SIS -Four
teenth street entertained 10 couples,
Monday evening az the chalet in Long
View park. iu honor Of Miss Mary
FbiIebar OF Milan Games. dancing
and contests were the diversions Of the
evening. first prize being a warded TO
John r Eberhart second 20 Miss
Mamie Campbell Late in the evening
dainty luncheon was served. IAe
Halloween spirit was carried out in
place cards. fav0rs and decorations
Miss Ph5lebar will leave shortly for
Pueute. CAL where 1he viii make ler
home
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
Immanuel's Sewing Society.

Fourteen members of the Ladies so
ciety Of the ImmanueTs Lutheran
church enjoyed the afternoon yester-
day as guests in the home Of Miss -dar-
garet BTuchmann on the Thirtv-eighth
street road They spent the time in
dustriOusly sewing for the sale TO be
held during the late fall. and their
hostess served them with refresh
ments Mrs. Philip Bruchmann. Four
teenth avenue and Thirty-Second
street. will be the next hostess.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
81 Tngether clnh Meefs-

Mrs, j. T. Reed in her home. 2Sl9
Fifth and Oue-baf avenue. was hos
tess yesterday afternoon at the month
ly meeting of the Get Together club.
the ladies spending the time IN knit
ting and with fancy work Various
members of the club gave musical
numbers and the hostess served nice
unch- The club was invited to meet
Nov 10 with Mrs Henry Lahin. 2s25
Fifth and one-balf avenue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03

ans Home Mission society of the First
Methodist church was held last even
ing in che home Of Mrs. j. T. Taylor.
1921 Sixteenth street. with 3 mem
bers attending. The regular routine
of business was transacted and plans
were discussed for the series of lee
lures on mission topics which will be
given by Mrs. Hattie Hill beginning
Oct s at the First Methodist church.
8 letter from frontier minister was
read and the society viii send him
supplies Mrs. J. F. Witter was in
charge of the program and missionary
literature was read by various mem
hers of the society and Miss Martina
Taylor pleased with piano numbers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
Collegiate AIumnae Luncheon.

Illinois Iowa branch of the AssOcia-
tion of Collegiate Alumnae viii open
the season with ! O'Clock luncheon AT
Hotel BlaCkhawk Davenport, next
Saturday. the affair to be also recep-
lion to new members. Members
who expect to atterd are
asked to let Mrs A /. Warner know
before Friday. This is important in
making arrangements for the lunch
con. The feature Of Saturdays meet
ing will be lecture by John Horribly
on his travels II England during the
war
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
Keep Open House in Sew Home.

DIR. and Mrs W Il. SchIemaau on
the Edgewood Baptist church VIII keep
open house an the parsonage. 1922
Seventh avenue, Thursday evening,
oct. Members and friends OF the
church are invited 70 participate in
this fellowship socisble at the new
home Of the church
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
Rethant Home Sewing Circle.

The October meeting Of the Bethany
Home Sewing circle was held yester-
day afternoon fn the home parIors- a
good]v number Of the members at
tending and spending the afternoon
sewing I'm the interest of the home A
committee from the society served
light refreshments after the work had
been laid aside
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
Musical Club in
Initial Program

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N~-~-------------------------~
The first meeting of the ninth year
,e sha pooL leland sfnafca1 rTnb was
In .u- ~
hsld s6sse4 '4as '3t -'-1
the Rock Island club. the ne" pFea--
dent Mrs r r. Tuckis, presiding.
The room eas well GIied with mem
rroe,rarn which was q study Of Amer
, 4. an 20. conpa r'si and was given By
Mrs / X Scott Miss Hattie Larkia.
Miss Esther MaluroHe and Miss Mil
lie Beck. voice Mrs a r. Wallin-
rsano. and Mrs. Joseph Goldsmith.
reader Miss Katherine Gest. Miss
catherine Heimbeck and Miss Nellie
ev-anscr acted as acc8mDaujsts Each
performer with she exception of Mrs.
Goldsmith. gave group Of selections
Tha numbers were sBtandldly given
and much ta the delight Of the audi
enra rhe work If The performers dem
onsfrstiue again that there is real
talent I'm the club membership.
The wear books of tine club were
iesue8 Yesterday and they contain
aside from tine club program. she con
e+ffutfor and bv-lavs. treasurer re-
ne~t uhflanthrobie recitafz speCia.
nroararss given since the club was
or1arfzad fha list of officers. COM
nitteez and active and associate mem
hers national federation officers.
and the wears program Of the student
drrartr7ert oF fba rIuB The list Of
ofFirerz M fhe riub for the year is.
president ef~s H. p. Turk4z
Efras .,-fto president Miss <55ovana
efack
second vice president a r.
wallin
Recording secretary Miss Gather
inc He-mbaek
Corrazpouafnz zer~era ~v-lT5ss Nell
lie Swanson
treasurer Leo Wynes.
Librarian Mrs FL r Sinmou
The cI41h has an active membership
of "a and III associate membership of
7as Mr. ~rurf-fs avnfaiafnr ves-er-
-, T., ~ ar,arf,77.. re-7ar,re thar the
se-1.(iat. ,,7lv,,t,a.e575n list zhon5s he
~ least 200 a. insure the real success
of the arpanizatior
rho etsfda..+ 3auartrr7arf fs in CHARGE
~ Mrs 4 n tEuesfro ana fIs officers
49,.
president Alice 4afmback
VIZ Drasfdar7t aTar{or5a G4fa
et~-stsr,. lfeIsgfa 61ssr
r~easf~ar blanche reid
l,hafr,e,au rr0-rarla rC-ur75ttaa--
(.tarIotta P7s4eT
r.t,a;.,,,a,- ,-of-9.A -,,s,,t- -1-,,r,,ft4s.s.
49, -, - -
49, MI a., r9aIar,,f,er Tass+e
E1n7Lrv. .Tar.57rz- Emma F5ranrlz. F-eb-
rnary lana n 1nfrh March Made
1fna Rro[-r NJ 7larrare+ cook
Rfastfngs uftf IL baId fafs wear as
1aet IN me fnrna NJ HIrs : p Pobfr-
Ser e12 Twentfetb street and the
rrrerrev, for f34a wear win he as fol
-
0cfoha~. American .e7mnozers. Hal
an f,larl-son laura smith Mildred
fT-t,fare T,1rotrv- r-ft4h rTarqger7fe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
Laundering Lace Curtains

hen laundering lace curtains. fold
them lengthways and starch the edges
only IN this way You not only econ
ofhlze on starch but the curtains look
hetteF hang better and DO not wear
al oYex.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
g u YisiIors.

Mrs Harry Alnsworth viii enter
tain Thursday at "a tea for tri-clty
guests, the affair 10 honor TWO house
guests at Brae Face. Moline Mrs H.
A. Ainsworth and Mrs A u. Moore OF
New York City. Both are former Mo
liners and are making the visit here
before the season comes for migrat-
ing to Daytona Beach Fla. where Mrs
Ainsworth has q winter home.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
CHRISTIAN Endear0r Society Session.

a business and social session Of the
Christian Endeav0r society of the
Memorial Christian church was held
last evening at the church the usual
routine business occupying but short
time H. ID. @. Walker was present
and explained TO the society an enc
iency chart which he is endeavorIng
TO introduce in the various societies in
the county Games were played and
refreshments were served during the
course of the evening
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
Kate hin Mission Society at supper.

Miss Rosa Margrath invited the
members of the Kate Hin Mission so
ciety of the United Presbyterian
church TO her home on the Twenty
fourth street road, for a picnic sup
per. last evening The young women
enjoyed delicious meal and later
after a short devotional and business
session. spent the evening socially.
having a very good time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-03
Fzs zABET4 TE9AQSoA


Dear Mrs Thomson 7 am girl 10
and 7 have hean going win nov %
He doesn't work 6ere nov and nave
been told that he zoos Win other Girls
but when ask aim about these
things he saws II ferf+ r~5e He ie inst
as nice tn ma Is rao he Rnt gat
very Ionalv and fbi7L- sn7,atfr,,a uTiII
give hin In and III Wis ofher vonno
men. but a. long as 60 vim him
cant because when 7 start going With
anyone else will have RI give him
m He + varv +ssio1,z o,-e7. me sr1
doesn't want me to 20 with anyone or
talk to anv BOYS. We are engaged. but
we are keeping if secret love him
very much. but can't stand q Jealous
person.
a. Do zoT4 tbfrl faaea ,fr-fs win
tarf ms rhese +h;-.-g 4 $3.50 ~ -
a. him
-, III 49,. .t..-,-. 49, .---g
- * - AZ ~ is
= '1 4oV9H 1--WE L11' 40 ga
e'-t1iE 'ie "out. come every otutF 2'-i-
~ l'1H 10 see ,1 ~
Ia - so l. 'L'aA We eoula I'VE nap
jealous Gnu can sta!l ,-l I, -.----,
b0O wv Il Es'7-
So es. there IS d great probability
/ lnaf j1eS 40 tell you things To make
You angry with him, especially If they
would ike to have him for themselves.
But 10 ls good idea so consider what
they say. If they find ont that it hurts
you to hear such things they viii dc
1T all the more but if they think you
don Z care, they will stop
t-i he PROBABLY is as true TO you
as you are TO him. If yoa love him
you viii not have any desire to 90
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-15
IDAHO ORATORS TO
HAVE A BUSY WEEK
IN THE LOAN DRIVE

Patriotic speeches will be made in
all parts of Idaho during the week Of
the big bond drive. Senator Borah
will be in Weiser for big rally on
Tuesday night. Wednesday he will be
In Nampa and Thursday night at the
Pinney theater in Boise. Next week
he will go to north Idaho. Ex-Gov-
ernor James II. Hawley speaker at A
patriotic meeting in Gooding. We'd
nesday he will make four speeches. He
will be In Eden, Hazelton and Paul
during the day and in Rupert for
night meeting.
Rev. Willsie Martin will be the
speaker at a rousing rally in Bull on
Friday night. The state committee
will likely assign him to other towns
during the week.
State Chairman ID. w. Davis and H.
S. Boone have gone to north Idaho
They will hold meetings in Occur d.
Alepe, Standpoint, St. Maries, Bonners
Ferry, Wallace and in all of the other
towns of the Occur d'Alene mining dis
trict.
The state committee is urging all
communities to arrange for liberty
bond meetings and is prepared to send
speakers to every town in northern
idaho.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-15
IDtHO WOMAN THE N0RR|SfY TO MEET
OILY WESTERN AT YOUNG GILBERT At.
NATIONAL MEETING SALT LAKE TONIGHT
Idaho Falls Lightweight in
Demand Over Boxing Cir
cuit-Collins Considering
Next Card.

Lee Morrisey. the well known light :
weight is now in Salt Lake where to-
night he viii meet Young Gilbert on
Hardy Downing's program. Gilbert
holds the Utah state title in the light
weight class and if Morrisey can win
a decision over him he will annex the
championship belt. Morrisey is going
in fast form, as fans will testify to
who saw him in action against Jack
Carpenter Friday night. If the referee
gives him an even break it is said to
be 10 chances to l that he will win
from Gilbert.
Morrsey expects to box at Ogden
later and has an offer to go to Okla
homa. After the latter match he Will
probably raid the Pacific coast in the
hope of taking on some of the light
weight champion holders. Fans who
have been closely watching Lees ring
work declare he has the markings of a
real champion. They want to see him
lined up with some OF the real top
notch boys. As q drawing card Nor
risey is betting into the Iimelight He
is in great demand over the boxing
circuit.
Promoter Collins has not as vet
made definite arrangements for his
next boxing program. 1t is probable
that he will go into the welterweight
or heavyweight classes for his next
program. Fans here would like to see
some of the big fellows mix. 1t is gen
orally their opinion that Morrisey Is a
little too fast for any boy in his class
in this part of the country.
The boxing field will be carefully in
spected by Collins before he attempts
to put on another card He hopes to
bring two of the best boxers in the
west TO Boise to entertain the faithful.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-15
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

In the district court of the Third 1u-
dicial district of the state of Idaho,
in and for the county of Ada.
The Idaho Hardware & Plumbing
company, Ltd, a corporation, plain
tiff, vs.. The Diana Mines company,
Ltd, a corporation, defendant
Notice is hereby given that a writ
of attachment was issued out of the
above entitled court on October IL,
1917, in an action wherein the Idaho
Hardware & Plumbing company Ltd,
corporation, Is plaintiff and the Di-
ana Mines company. Ltd. a corpora
ton, is defendant, attaching the prop
erty of said defendant to secure the
payment of sl072.03, together with
costs of suit.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of
said court this 18th day of October,
A. D. 1917.
KARL PAINE,
OWENS & BARNES,
Attorneys for plaintiff
(SeaD STEPHEN UTTER,
Clerk of District Court Ada
County, Idaho.
BY OTTO F. PETERSON.
Adv. Oct. Is. Deputy.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-15
MANY SURPRISES
in FIRST ROUND
Golf TOURNAMENT
Strong Players Are Elimi-
mated Under Handicap
Opening Successful and
Boise Club Links Crowded

The Boise Golf club has never had n
moro suooossfnI tr,,,,.t y iie'o q
than the one sunday when the first
round for the handicap event, with the
Tlffany cup at stake. started and most
OF the matches were played off. The
links were crowded during the morn
ing hours and most of the afternoon
The weather was ideal for play. the
course being hathed in sun the entire
day. There were a number OF sur
prises in the results, several strong
players being eliminated under handi-
caps Of their opponents.
The best score for the nine holes
hung up during play Sunday was 40,
MADE by both Baker and Altman. The
latter won his match on this score but
Baker was eliminated by. Randall, who
Several matches were not played off
que 10 the fact entrants were unable
TO arrange their games. They must
pay OF thelf matches during the pre-
sent week ana prior to next Sunday
"neh the second round starts.
Inc green's were found to be in ex-
ceptionally fine condition for play.
There was no difficulty with lost balls
que TO the clean condition Of the fair
ways.
SUNDAYS RESULTS
The following are tbo ro,,,,t. CO.,
DAVIS n,a+cbas. '0'''
Ailxman dofo,+ad p.,,;.
to va an"
Tawson ae,eo+oa t,,u
- 4. ~
McClary defeated rro,or
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-15
DAY REALTY BARGAINS.

80 ACRES all under q paid up water
right on the Eagle bench; no build
ings. but al fenced and partly cult
waited. Water and land both for SIS
psr acre. Terms.
leo WITH paid up New York water:
$50 in hay; balance grain and all
fenced with woven wire; small house.
cistern, outbuildlngs and family or
chard. Located on gravelled road
and "a miles from town and II mile
from school. s125 per acre and terms.
so ACRES with paid up New York
water, fair house and outbuilding,
family orchard and balance mostly
in hay and pasture. On gravelled
road. S112.50 per acre terms.
so ACRES one mile from cent car
line. all in tip top shape; fair build
ings, s16,5o0.
so ACRES all in crop, settlers water
right. $3.50 per acre
40 ACRES about So acres irrigable; 7
acres alfalfa and acres clover; new
house; all fenced. Government wat
or. Price $4,000.
$50 per acre, small payment or
stock Will handle this.
5 ACRES well improved: house and
outbuildings; fruit, 1880 terms.
II ACRES and room modern homs
on cent car line for sale or trade
for city property.
DON'T delay see Day TO-DAY.
DAY REALTY COMPANY, 10th and
Idaho streets, Boise, Idaho. Phone
SIS. If