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French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-03
BUSINESS AS USUAL AND
GOOD TINES TO CONTINUE.
6ndersOnJIIIe is not Afflicted With
Any Pessimistic Citizen. Who in This
World War Period Would Lose Con-
. hdence in the Future.

Hendersonville. in these days of
prld war, is demonstrating to the
prld that her citizens are not afraid
Rt the future, and are going right
along in the usual way OF creating
more business, which in itself is the
highest type of patriotism.
The city is demonstrating anew
that SPIRIT that has put her in the
place she is. and in spite of the terri
Bile backset from the floods of 1916.
there can be found nowhere in the
country where business is progressing
more absolutely "AS USUAL" than
right in Hendersonvil1e.
Hardly a street in HendersonyilIe
can one fail to find scores of. new
houses now under construction.
One lumber dealer said yesterday
skHe-are now carrying three times the
stock we have ever carried and yet we
cannot keep up with the demand AS
fast as we get framing lambe" on the
yard there is a standing order to take
it out. This condition is the same
with every lumber dealer in the city.
LabOrer's and carpenters are being
imported from other cities. Two out
of the three brick mills near here can
not fill an order under 80 to so days.
All booked up with orders.
The wise prudent citizen sees no
reason to make any radical change in
his mode of living He is careful, of
course-but he has the peace and
prosperity of this country at heart and
continues to show that true COMMUN-
TTY SPIRIT which has been his pre-
dominating haracteristic as n
AMERICAN.
! The approaching season has every
/ earmark of that of most successful
! one. The HUSTLER is emphatic in
not calling it hot air when one knows
as an absolute fact that houses are
being rented every day for the sum-
mer-the hotels have twice or more
! tourists right now than any previous
! year. The few vacant stores are be
ing rented daily, while new ones are
! rapidly nearing completion. $4,000
is being spent on Main street building
improvements alone this spring. The
increase cost of material seems to
have had very little influence in reduc-
Z ing the continued growth of Hender-
,sonville.
Lumber has been so much in de-
mand that saw mills have been forced
to Nut up within the city limits, where
over the timber ca nbe had. A mil
IS now. operating in Columbia Park.
l1fSreathern Railway eompany Is
now deublfng It's trackage near the de-
pot to handle the increased freight
which proves that the merchants Of
HendeTsonyille are keeping theil
Nshelves filed. with new goods and thai
these are moving fast.
The Henderson county farmer is fal
from ASLEEP-he is right on the iot
and the results of his toll will be ir
evidence when harvest time co4Res
The local gardens have already beguI
to show signs of vegetation and the
prediction is that the low cost of liv.
ing will be one af the prime induce
ments for thousands of. summer visi
tors to come to Hendersonville.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-03
DEMOCRATS NAME TICKET
IN CONVENTION THURSDAY.
Mayor Brooks has no Opposition. A. II.
Hawkins, IA. Fletcher, w. NJ.
Bacon, ]. S. Forest Com

The City Democratic convention
held in the opera house last Thursday
night was genuine political love
feast. Chairman E. w. EWbank, call
ed the. convention to order in a few
very appropriate remarks in which
he stated that the present administra-
Ton Of HendersonyilIe was the best
that the city has ever had, and that
1t was the desire of the democrats to
seeIhat the good work goes on. He
stated that Woodrow Wilson was the
greatest president in the history of
the United States, which proves that
the democratic government was the
most profitable to the people, Urging
that every democrat in the city of
HendersonVi1le>do do his part in the COM
ing election, Mr.. EWbank closed his
tax and called for nominations.
Mayor Brooks Nominated.
Solicitor Michael Schenck, made a
motion that the three men who receive
ed the highest votes be nominated as
the candidates for the four years
term, and the next highest be for the
two years term. The motion was
carried.
Mr.. Schenck nominated Mayor G.
+. Brooks for reelection He spoke
l. the highest terms of Henderson-
Viile's present mayor. stating that
tnere was not more loyal, unselfish
cit-zen who had the interest of the
cityNat. heart than Mr.. Brooks He
praised Mr. Brooks in his untiring eff
forts(in managing the flood relief
funds, last summer and fall. 1t was
moved that the nominations be closed,
an Z
elamation
commissioners Named.
The nominating of commissioners
was certainly not a-cut and dried af-
fair, as about fourteen citizens were
nominated to fill four Offices. Those
nominated were: W. NJ. Bacon, "A. H.
Hawkins, C. F. Bland, R. L. Edwards;
Joe A. Fletcher. John Forest. DR.. Guy
e. Dixon, e. ]. Rhodes. &c. Letson,
G. N. Wrenshall, F. A. EWbank, C. w.
Harty, W. P. Whitmire, w H. Bangs,
and others. The four gentlemen re-
ceiVing the highest votes were: A. III.
Hawkins 42, Joe A. Fletcher 81, W..
M. Bacon 35. and John Forest 81.
These gentlemen we're nominated for
the coming election, Tuesday, May 8.
When called upon. for a speec1,
Mayor Brooks made few remarks.
rtG &c "a that he wished he had words
t, express the gratitude he felt fer
The confidence the democrats had
placed in him. He felt it Qu1te an
I,nor to be mayor of such a progress
sic city az EendersonViIIe. Although
it took lots of time and thouskl and
hard work to manage the affairs .of the
city he felt sure that with the assist
ance~ of the splendid men who have
L. ! Ill kRS
that the city would receive an even
better administration for the next two
years than in the past.
Mayor Brooks urged the citizens to
give him suggestions and advise. He
assured them his careful attention and
! stated that he wished to profit by his
mistakes in the past. He feels sure
that with every democrat dong his duty
the coming election should be carried
/ by from fifty to sixty majority for the
! democrats.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-03
FLAT ROCK COUNTRY, CLUB
SOLD TO MRS. M. ID, MARTIN
Famous Old Farmers Hotel Will be
Improved to Modern all the
Year Hotel.

Mrs. Annie D. Martin. manager of
Highland Lake Club, and an expert
enced hotel lady has purchased
the Flat Rock Country Club building.
which was formerly the Farmers Ho-
tel on the Greenville highway. The
sale was consummated through the
firm of Ewbank. Ewbank & Co. Mrs.
Martin expects to hae installed steam
heat and other improvements by the
time she opens next fall.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-03
MRS. ]. H. HINES DEAD.

Mrs. J H. Hines died last Friday
morning at the Patton Memorial hos
pital where she had undergone a very
serious operation. The deceased was
fifty eight years old and leaves a. -hus-
band and son and daughter to mourn
her death. Funeral services were
held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 at the
hose of her son-in-law, III. A. Gayle
IGteimCnt was made at Oakdale Gem
e>ary.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-03

CONTINUED on Page 81
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-03
SELLS OVERLANDs FAST.

The Rhodes Automobile ComDanv
announces the sale of over four new
Overland cars during the past week.
The sales were: A. Fl. HAWKINS. Coun-
try Club: Jim Gianakos, q Light Six:
Miss Florence Jordan. Model Sg,,ss.
w. 8. Miller. Model go
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-03
LAIE WAR NEWS

1t is reported that the German Inn
periaI Chancellor will make another
peace offer in the reichstag, that Will
astonish the world it is claimed.
Reports Of street disorders In the
streets of Russia.s capital and the
killing OF a major general on the
street has called forth some uneasi-
ness among the allies.
American tanker Vacuum was
sunk by a ubmarine several days
ago.. and a number of American navy
seamen were lost.
Carranza ha staken the oath of the
first constitutional president OF Mex
leo since Medro was assinated.
The Senate passes the selective
draft army bill by a vote Of 81 to
and the house voted 397 to q for the
measure The president is exDected
to sign the bill this week, which Is
expected to carry an age limit from
between FL and 35.
The mayor of Chicago refused to
extend an official invitation to Mar
shall Joffre and his associates of the
French war mission and is said to
have made some most un-patriotic
remarks of which the government
NAV prosecute him. Also he is quot
ed as calling out in an interview that
Chicago is the 9Th German city in the
world.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-03
DIR. FEW TALKS.
Urges Farmers TO Plant Black Eyed
and Cow Peas and TurRips
in Abundance.

In an interview with Dr.. G. Few. a
Hustler reporter gathered from his
remarks that some OF the most inn
portant things for the farmers to plant
just now. besides their regular big
crops, are black eyed and COW peas.
sorghum cane, winter cabbage and
turnips in abundance.
French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1916-1919, 1917-05-03

Carranza ha staken the oath of the
first constitutional president OF Mex
leo since Medro was assinated.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04
For Sale--Reai Estate
WEEKS BEST BUYS


40 acres fine stand alfalfa. good To-
cation possession at once. Price $l25. 90.
terms. 40 acres fine alfalfa, in Glen
dale, Peoria section; good house. well,
engine, tank. fruit and shade. Price
$4,000. Terms. so acres, elegant,
clean stand alfalfa, well located. small
house. we'll and fenced. Price $l15O0
per acre; one-half cash and il is the
best so in the valley for the money. so
acres in the Glen6ale Peoria section. A
land; nice new bungalow. good we'll
small barn and chicken houses; all
plowed and ready to seed 500 lbs. al
falfa seed 400 rods woven wire all go
with ii at $3.50 per acre: $4,000 cash
balance to suit. l45 acres of fine clean
stand alfalfa, fenced and cross-fe fenced
woven wire, good well, tank, engine
small house, shade and immediate pos
session: price $l6.500; $4,000 cash.
balance easy terms. 60 acres. So in
cultivation, 40 with full water right in
the project; 3 room house. garage. we'll,
and $4,000 takes the whole thing. SLIGO
cash. $50 acres y. w. Phoenix, old
water, l2O acIes alfalfa. fenced and
cross-fenced. good house, wells, plen-
" shade. fruit. and other out buildings
Price only $4,000 per acre. Terms
Yours for the Land Bargains, w. J.
Eurns.s II w. Adams st
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04
Auctions


AUCTION SALE
Cattle. Horses, Household Goods. Farm
Implements
12ls Ocres Good Land, Page Fenced.
With House, Etc, Terms Given on
Land.
WEDNESDAY. FEB. :, 1890 SHARP
At Miller Schrock Ranches
South of John Bradshaw. or IL Miles
West Murphy School and 4 Mile South.
Having decided TO move cast, we will
sell everything on our ranches.
Cows: II good milk COWS. now milk
ing heifers. l steer, lot calves. Pigs:
brood sows, T shoats, l male hog.
Hor.es: ! 5-year-old mare, l grey
mare, I 3-year old filly. ! S-months old
filly.
Chickens: - chickens. laying hens,
etc..lot of chicken coops; turkeys:
lot rabbits, rabbit pens etc.
Farm Implements: 2-horse wagon,
nearly new: l-horse wagon buggies,
spring wagon. harness. plows harrows.
carpenter tools, grindstone. bicycles,
woven wire fence. fence posts ] Fres-
no, grain drill. 10 sacks milo maize
] cream separator 1 pump.
Furniture: Stoves, refrigerators,
chairs, rockers. beds. mattresses. table,
oil stove
Houses: I house. 12x9O. IL story. l
screen porch; l buggy shed; ! corn
crib. ! stable: all to be moved at
once. lot lumber, stove wood. etc.
Canned fruit. empty Jars, etc. and
many, many things not mentioned. Free
lunch at noon. Everybody come. Terms,
cash before goods are removed.
D. A. MILLER. A. y. SCHROCK. J. T.
SCHROCK. MOSES ARMSTCTZ and
c. C.. ARMSTUTZ. Owners.
g. w. GETSINGER, Auctioneer If
AUCTION SALE
THURSDAY. FEB. <
lia Miles South and 4 Mic West OF
Glendale, Arizona
Commencing at 80 =. VI.
Having decided TO handle nothing but
registered stock, we will sell on the
above date the following high grade
dairy stock: II milk cows. Durhams
and Jerseys. fresh and coming fresh;
40 head high grade Holstein heifers.
mostly heavy springers. team OF
work and brood mares. ; years old
weigh 1900 lbs. each. Terms of sale
All sums of $50 and under. cash; over
that amount a credit of months will
he given. purchaser giving approved 10
per cent note. per cent off for cash
MRS VI. f. WOOD Owner
c. O. McMURTRY. Auctioneer
A.. Il
4. r. DUNLAP. Clerk
q Y. 1st Ave. Phone 1910
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04
GREENE & GRIFFIN'S
Realty Bargains

GREENE & GRIFFIN'S
Realty Bargains
$500 --60x1S0-Close to n Central Ave.
oshYn school-Worth $500.
S475 = Lots West Adams-Close TO
Capitol-Will Build for You
$500 Fast Evergreen Lot--70xl9 90
Facing North on Portland St
sl300-Enll Lot With Little Home
North 9Th Street-Shade and
Roses
$1,000 Rooms with Screen Porch
Modern Brick Pebble Dashed
Bungalow--East Portland st.
$l60G-Little Chicken Ranch Room
House Good Well-Close to
Glendale Car-$50 Cash, SIS per
Month.
s2350-Niee Little Modern Brick Bun
galow With . Screen Porches-
Cement Porch. Steps and Walks
East Willetta Street-$l00 Cash,
$3.50 per Month.
s2500-Modern Brick bungalow i
i
ern Frontage Worth $1,000
Big Lot-North 9Th Street
T$2650--5 Acres-House and Barn-Well
and Pump in Kitchen--Land
Fenced and Cross Fenced and
Sown to Grain-Lots of old
Shade Miles from Fair
Grounds
3O0O-Modern House-Facing Fast
Close i'm. Sixth Avenue.
s35O0-5O Foot Lot-Close in on \. First
+. A" ---9r~
s3G0O-New and Newly Furnished
Home-North End Street-Mod-
ern in All Details-Move Right
in.
s4750-One Of the Splendid Corner
Apartment House Sites of the
City-Close in and Il Bargain.
sj500-Corner Apartment House -
Walking Distance-Pays - per
cent net-Will Trade
6000-5 Acre Suburban Home-Modern
Brick House-Pumping Plant
Lots of Fruit and Shade-Close
to North Central Ave.
TO EXCHANGE Close In. Wen Lo-
Gated Residence Lots. for Port
land, oregon, Property.
GREENE & GRIFFIN
Tel. 1904 l24 y. LIST Ave:
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04
For Sale Real Estate

10 ACRES--9 in alfalfa and one in
oranges; fenced in four fields; 5-room
modern house; corner acreage; fine To-
cation, near car line. An ideal home.
90 acres in alfalfa: fenced; room
house with sleeping porch; garage;
fruit: miles northeast Of Phoenix.
80 acres near Glendale. All plowed
ready to SOW alfalfa or cotton; fenced :
enough Page wire for cross fencing.
also 500 lbs. of alfalfa seed: room
house; barn and outbuildings finest
drinking water in the valley. Cheap.
If you want ranch land call ON rs
and we will see you get it.
MCDOWELL REALTY co.
110 M
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04

THESE ARE ALL GOOD
BUYS.
A well improved 100, north OF
Glendale and close 20 school.
The soil is the best soft water,
Improvements new. There
are IS acres alfalfa, good Or
chard, modern 5 room house.
dairy barn, warehouse, well
and pumping plant, water
piped To fields. fenced and
cross fenced hog tight This
place. tor years, has paid pro-
fit of 3 per cent on selling
price. Good terms THIS wees.
50 ACRES FOR COTTON OR
DAIRYING.
Sandy soil. fenced ana cross
fenced. room house. "A" Wa
ter, close in and cheap at 500.
Easily worth s125.
POULTRY AND FRUIT. ;
ACRES
Newly improved, 4-room hourt.
orchard. shade trees, gIc-h
feed. fenced and cross fence &.
we'll of soft water and situat /
on paved road not far out. -.
viii sell this place for 800 les
than actual value and on ca. ;.
terms.
SMALL ACREAGE. IN
los. l5s. and larger tracts may
be bought at bargain prices
and on fair terms. Better s q.
our list before you buy.
REDUCE HIGH C>-5T o..
LIVING
on these six 50xl50 lots right
on car line and in reach or
school A new room house.
garage and good well make
TINS a snap at $1,000. Terms 10
suit.
INTERSTATE LIVE
STOCK EXCHANGE.
% S Central Ave.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04

FOR SALE-S20-a relinquish-
ment. If you want the best homestead
or desert land entry proposition in the
state. communicate with me at once.
One-half mile of r. r. station. All per-
fectly level, fine loose reddish sandy
loam and abundance Of pure water at
shallow depth. Box IA Chandler.
AFiZ
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04

FOR SALE AT SACRIFTCE-Im-
proved acres. See A. r Jones, Cen
trail Ave. and Glendale Road. r. r. 6.
Good terms II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04

BUY THESE: YOU OUGHT TO
The owners want TO sell them 10 80
acres for $4,000; room block house.
~ 80 acres for SIG. 10000, nicely To-
Gated and worth the money. go so
acres for $4,000. Ruv this and make
money Bear in mind ! have years
of the valleys best See any time.
Nunneley. 81 W. Adams. k
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

FOR SALE International hovers
in good condition. +. ]. Flagg, Seventh
Ave. near Osborn road. Phone 6R11
If
IDEAL INCUBAToR-Phone 2l7i.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04
For Sale Real Estate

A SACRIFICE-For sale. by owner.
10 acres alfalfa and wheat; new house,
garage and chicken house. on Glen
dale car line; mile from Center. $500
will handle. Will take auto or cows in
trade Phone 2O4J12.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04

800 acres. $4,000, terms; $40 acres,
IS 600 sell from 40 up, 10 per cent cash.
100, 81 500 will trade: 40. $500; 100 best
in valley. $1,000 cash. All decided; 200
acres desert entry, $3.50; 100 relin-
qGishment, $50 VIII locate you on
Chute. GIG West Van Buren,, Phone
74S. IN
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04
MATCHING EGGS
S. C. RHODE ISLAND REDS

MATCHING EGGS
S. c. RHODE ISLAND REDS
If interested in high class stock
write for list. Pens are headed by
first prize winners at the State Fair
and FL Paso. Texas. No baby chicks
II. G. Powers. n. 9TH st. Route .. 1t
EGGS FOR HATCHING+S. G..
White Minorcas. Ariz. Calf prize
stock. Heavy layers. Carson Minorca
ranch. r. +. D. 1. Tel. 1SR11. SIX
/ WANTED-Good cockerels and hens
of White Wvandotte Barred Plym-
outh Rock and r. |. Reds. Also good
bronze turkeys. Phone 403, Arizona
Seed Company. !
LAYING HENS FOR SALE-Van
Buren, corral.
BUFF ORPINGTON COCKERELS
Poultry. eggs. hatchings. 1889 East
Monroe St. k
CYPHERS AND X-RAY INCUBA-
TORS-A. Schreck, Phone S314 k
FOR SALE-352 egg Petaluma in
cubator. good condition. The STAN
nard. r. f. d. g. City. Phone 9R5 If
FOR SALE nair of Homer pig
cons at soc a pair. Phone $3.50 after
q D. IN. tt
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04
For Sale - Miscellaneous

~~>>>~~~s~~~~>~~>~~~~s~~ ~s~s~-~~~~s~~>~>>c~~~~~-
FIRST CLASS TAILORs SINGER
SEWING MACHINE for sale. only
used a short time. lib E. Adams.
care Wolf 4 Wolf Suit House
FOR SALE-Wagon, horse and har-
ness us s. Central Ave.
VERY LIGHT, low. rubber tired bug
gv in fine condition: suitable for in
valid. Phone 1883.
PHOENIX OYSTER & POULTRY
MARKET sells oranges or grapefruit
$3.50 box ready to ship 316 W. Wash
ington. Phone 1447 p
FOR SALE-One End hand bicycle
at 1852 n. Srd Ave. X
FOR SALE-10O shares Chloride
Mining Co, zoe. Box 202B. Tempe. k
HOG FEEDERS-See us for prices
on hog feed. all kinds. Valley Flour
Mills. If
FOR SAL.E-Two mountain wagons
l11s South 9Th Avenne. k
A GOOD bargain now for sale fur
niture and lease of. rodming houses.
also my Ten acre ranch well improved
Immediate possession. Gail % West
Monroe. Monday. 1t
FOR SAI4E-Double disc riding
pillow, perfect condition, will take or
9-inch walking as part payment. W.
II. Knight. II. r. No. or Oglesby
Bros. Cash Store, Fourteenth and In
dian School road. II
FOR SALE CHEAP-Jno Deere,
two way riding plaw. good order, extra
shears. w. A Connolly, Route l.
Glendale. m
FRESH FISH THIS WEEK--l5c
h.. 2 lbs. for 25c Selected oysters lc
apiece; not less than 10: 30c pint. SOC
at Pacific Coast Fish Market. SAT F.
Wash. Phone 1862. #
FOR SAI.E-First class alfalfa, NAY
baled, also fresh cows, miles west OF
Center on Camel Back Road Albert
W. Beller m
Just Try Us for
Economical Prices
Liberal Treatment
Save Money Every Time in
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
CAMP EQUIPMENT
Whether You Buy. Sell or Exchange
STANDARD FURNITURE co.
ALFALFA SEED. Peoria Buckeye
no johnson grass. r. NJ. Tuckey. l6 f
Adams. Phone 1856: Z
GO H. p. CYL. "AUSTMAN -TAY-
LOR" gas tractor, To- l4-inch gang
pillow, and 33-inch separator An ex-
ceptional opportunity for anyone want
ing a blowing and threshing outfit. J
G. Raub, Tempe. Ariz.. Phone Chand-
Ter S7J3 | mile north and miles wesi
OF Chandler. II
THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS
of Ash and umbrella trees, finest in
valley; sell very cheap TO close all oil
them out, 25c and up. J. H. Hancock
corner 9TH Avenue and Fillmore. Il
EIGHT TON of first class baled al
falfa hay. second cutting, $500. Cor
Highland Ave. and Park Road. T
Thompson. u
KANSAS STOCK salt, sulhpur salt
stock sulphur black leaf 40. Full line
Of first class field seeds. Phoenix Seed
x Feed Co. Il
FOR SALE-Here is your chance
Alfalfa meal and ground maize fol
chickens and hogs ground head
maize for horses. Fred TAFT. Phone
44J2. 43R2 IL
NEW OLIVER TYPEWRITER new
oak typewrsting desk and chair cheap
Phone $685. mornings.
FOR SAI.E-Big bargain, large fire
proof safe: excellent condition: can be
seen at Arizona Hardware Supply
Co, 3rd Ave. and cEson u
NEW ORANGES grape fruit and
fall melons. wholesale and retail. Low
est prices. Phoenix Fruit and Produce
Co, ll9 West Jefferson. II
FOR SATE-One IL II. p. Fairbanks
Morse oil engine. cheap for cash. Ari-
zona Hardware Supply Co, 3rd Ave
and Jackson Street Il
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04

II ACRES IN BEARING FRUIT.
good improvements; 5000 cash Will
handle 10 acres on Park Road good
improvements adjoins city limits; $500
cash will handle. Completely furnished
modern home in Kenilworth. 5 room
modern brick near capitol, s2250: $500
cash viii handle. See Johnston, Il w.
Adams II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04
For 5ale-ReaI Estate

BEST MESSENGER. SERVICE.
PHONE IA. ~, If
| WATCH OUR BARGAINS Easy
terms: acres north close in; 10
acres north. close in: l6 acres north.
close in; 20 acres north, close in 40
acres north, close in 80 acres north.
close in; 100 acres, north. close in. Ask
for Gates, Phone 1878. With Jordan
and Grace ~ West Adams |
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04

LAND WITH WATER, $500 per
acre, 20 miles from Congress Junction,
Arizona. Soil same as Imperial valley
with better climate and better market.
Reasonable terms. This land will be
worth two to five hundred per acre
next five years. Call or address w. T.
Sawyer. Congress Junction. AriZ. bd
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04

SUBURBAN HOME
EIGHTY ACRES. the most
highly improved in the valley.
Worth $4,000 For sale as n
BARGAIN.
All the comforts of an ideal
suburban villa.
POO bearing Orange and
grape fruit trees.
1000 "Oung citrus trees.
Palance in grain and alfalfa;
just now enuipDed for an mp
to-the minute hog ranch.
Complete underground con-
crete irrigation system.
Splendid piece 81 loamy soil.
clean and cultivated intensely.
Improvements include pretty
5-room bungalow with furnace.
electric light. electric motor and
complete water sNstem an
other modern 5-room bungalow
for ranch manager. AS well as
a large stock barn. office build
ing and other material i'm
provements.
And there are roses and trees
galore T'ais show place of the
valley is going to he sold. The
man OF means win find it
beautiful horne place. and he'll
derive neat profits from his or
ange grove.
Just come and see it.
DWIGHT r. HEARD
Central and adams
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-02-04

240 ACRES. mostly alfalfa and grain,
well fenced good ranch house Price
800 per acre; terms. All old A water.