davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Denver star., 1917-05-12

EoR RENT-ln nicely furnished
,ome rooms with board. First-clasS
home home cooking, at 26oe Lafayette'
Mrs ]. c. Steele. York 7764".
The Denver star., 1917-05-12

Room for rent in private FANNY, y
Evarything modern and convenient "
a nice, quiet, single man. Apply a'
this Office.
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uanted-To rent, furnished rooms
s,,r,ished house. Call Star.
or iuih''" 4tp2-3-17-1t
The Denver star., 1917-05-12

For Rent-6 room modern house AT
os4e stout Call at 1921 18th st.
The Denver star., 1917-05-12

For Rent-Five rooms, modern; wa
tar gas in. $3.50, at 1885 Ogden st.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT.
FERN HALL. r. L. PHYNiH, MAY.
nGER. 2711 WELToN, PHONE
MAIN 1850.
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Help the Other Fellow
Campbell's Great Appeal
ARMY.

General Fannie johnson. ......S 500
COMPANY A
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Total
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THE DE LUXE

THE DE LUKE
Furnished apartments of two ana
three rooms; hot and cold water gas
and electric lights; modern conven-
i.nces. Rates reasonable to deslrao.e e
tenants. Mrs. r. M. 6lakey, Zoo<-<aoo
Ogden ST.. Phone York o'o' W..
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms IN
moder1 house: rates reasonable on
car lines. 2209 Welton St MAN
ss5l. Mrs. Clara Mays. ll-l'-i'
FOR RENT-Furuisned rooms ID
.,,ndor, house. with kitchen privil'
POS on car line. a; reasonable rates
Mrs Addie Craig. 1881 Curtis
street. Main 1872.
FOR Rem T-Elegant furhlsneu
rooms with modern convenlences'
Cooking privileges. At 2435 fremont
Mace. Champa 1434. Furnace heat.
Near two car lines
EoR RENT-One front room WIN
o,cove. strictly modern, at Z52o OS'
den St York 1921. Mrs Ma'iiua
Jacobs.
For RENT-Two nicely furnlsheu
front rooms for lady or gentleman d.
2ss7 Stout Mrs. M. A. Cole oi,7e NV
30. RI.
Fol. RENT - Furnished rooms
,odorn nrices reasonable. Can a.
nhaa Tremont place Mrs q. Hooper
For RENT-ln nicely furnished
80 rooms with board. t1rst-clasS
,'aa no cooking, at 26O9 Lafayette
mrs c. Steele. York 7764W.
Wanted-Tc rent. furmsneo ioo-o
or turh'sneu 4tp2-3-17-17
For Rent-One nice furnished room'
-, oar line. Modern convenlences'
r.tes reasonable. 223O Curtis ouee''
Mrs. ]. NJ. Atkinson, .,
Phone Main 1861
FOR RENT-Four-room house, 23oA
panton street, Edgewater; nice gar
don spot and place for chickens. ~
NV a5O9 Sheridan Blvd. c. ID. Shieios
ply A''' 4t-4-26-17-pd
For RENT room modern house at
o54e stout. Call at 1121 18th 81.
Room for rent in private fanny.
Everything modern and convenient ~
nice, quiet, single man Apply a'
this Office.
FOR RENT.
FERN HALL. r. L. PHYNlx, MAN.
nGER. 2711 WELToN, PHoNe
MAIN 1880.
For Rent-6 room house, MODERN
furnished or unfurnished, l15o HUM
boldt Call from l to p. m.
For Rent-Five rooms, modern, wa
ter gas in, $3.50, at 1885 Ogden ST.
Free Thermometer to each
Customer.
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GEO. c. SAMPLE, Sec. s. 500
DAVID LONG, Treas. -. 1900
A. M. WARD, Pastor. 80. 1900
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CARE FOR WIVES.
q. s. May Do So To Get Hus-
bands in the Army.
Marriage No Test of Mans
Availability for Service.

Washington July 31.-Marriage will
in itself be no test of a mans avail
ability for military service, the off
GERS of the provost marshal general
has announced.
The only test of the married mans
availability will be whether Gr not
his call for service will throw depend
nt3 on the state 1t is even possible
that this may be eliminated and con-
gress asked to pass a bill caring for
soldiers wives as is done in England
The provost marshal generals office
has stuck to its estimates of one man
in four eligible despite discouraging
reports OF many claims for exemption
made as the local boards started to
work
Attorney General Thomas w. Greg
DRY has sent instructions for the rig
orous prosecution of all draft eyaders
to district attorneys. Those who failed
TO register must be arrested. regis
1stered and prosecuted.
Pending physical examination and
application for discharge or exemn-
ton," the attorney general saws. ass11cb
persons who hold numbers renfleyine-
them liable to draft on the first cali
should be kept in Jail or released on
the highest bail practicable. The
prosecution for violation of the con-
scrlptlon act is entirely independent
or the act of registering such persons
and IS terminable only in one of two
ways; by judgment of court. or nv
being chosen by the district board"
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w A IN T S
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES. Tho ro.. e..
inserting Want Ads in The Topeka State
14ufnal Is ! cent a. word each insertion.
, adnimum ~ cents; by the week cents a
SCUNT THE WORDS of your ad includ-
Ing TOUR words for State Journal address
When address is used count each sinitiaI3
ffsa.er and each number or combination Of
f. OUT OF TOWN advertisements must AZ
accompanied with cash or check in fnII
payment OF the same. Note the foregoing
INSTRUCTIONS about counting the words and
Journal P SaSe
:. CLOSING HOUR: Want Ads to be CLASH
Hed properly must be in The State journal
oIrlce before u 20 o'clock Want Ads re-
ceived after -: 20 till 1 rs D. m, will be in
sertea under the head: ''Too Late to Gas
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

/ $4,000
F. M. Harris. jr., and wife to A. Nj
e aarris sa6 Pt. lot ee Harrison St. Eu- .o,
w; F. Johnsmeyer to Monroe Land
5ny: 20, neA 36, pit. lots and Z,
w; D. Pendleton and wife to q. 4
Parr, lots 56-S-60 Orange St, Ross
W; NJ. Forbes and others to b. Roach foo
lots 63-5-7-9-71-3 Gordon ST., Pa
R. A Richards and wife to Z. q.
Boggs, lots 374-5 Underwood ave,
M e. Cole and husband to C. j. a.
Hersehell and wife, lots 164-6-s Oak
land ave. $500
Quincy st. Ritchie's add 331
Donald ID see record, -. $500
45e;62; 9Th ave. east. 14oo
W. NJ Forbes and others to =, Buch-
anan, lots 55-57 Gordon ST. Pacific
F1sce. Res. -...s.-...--....... 100
NJ Perry to M: e. Perry, lots 1857
keIiam ave, Brigham,s add - 4
NJ p. Perry to NJ Perry, lots 1853 to
Ia. kellam ave-. G. d RS add /
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

WAANIED-All round country blacksmith
mo-; ear checkers truck men, freipbt
men TO ship. bridge help; Iaborers and
tteamsters ship to Wyoming; store room
ooy, Dell boys; farm help arm walters
cooks; kitchen help; mess cooks: porters
man and wife, $50 mo-. wagon helpers, s6o
ne, grade outfits. Furman Employment
Off1ce JOG West Sth, -
WANTED-Boy over 16 wears of a 90 n
learn compositors trade Must be able
20 read well. Crane & Company,
WANTED experienced deiiyerymen. Ap-
Side store W i2oueu
WANTED or men handling numbers-
Beatr1ee Creamery Co, 2nd and Polk
w ANTED-Woman to wash and sta rch-
mite Star Laundry
WANTED-S2 % per day. Ap-
ply Zif Il LIST.
live boy over 10 at Jour
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CUT 30 Per CENT
Local Stores Fight Hard fol
Union Grocery Trade.
-Four Stores Bid for Co-opera-
tive Buying Business.

Topeka merchants have entered
the fighting ring and are bidding low
foT the business of the cooperative
buying arrangements of the Indus
triAl council of Topeka. Bids for
their business were announced at a
meeting of the union men and their
wives. One bid offered a price cut
or 80 per cent to the organization;
another 5 per cent and two others
promised to cut prices 6 and 8 per
cent below the market figure
fThese four bids have been received
SO far and maLy more are expected
this week. Merchants arr fighting
tpr the business and are evidently
Fighting hard. The bids were made
totthe buying association OH bust
ness done" and not on the quantity nor
on the value of the orders handed to
the association.
The business each week, according
70 FRANK Brown, one of the leaders
of the project, will amount to more
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than 5000 and this combined order
will be awarded to the lowest bid
ding local merchant According to
figures exhibited this morning there
are more than 5000 union men in
Topeka, more than half of whom are
married. The value of staples of
each household was estimated at So
per week. In figuring the amount
of business that the association will
probably do, less than one-tenth of
the whole membership was used in
the estimate
One Delivery Week
The plan to be used by the CO.
operative buying association is to have
each member of the local unions mail
in an order Dfor the staple supplies
for his home early in the week. These
will be transcribed and presented to
the merchant who offers the lowest
bed. D livery of the supplies will be
left to the merchant. Only one de-
livery will be made each week until
the association is more firmly estab-
lished.
Orders for groceries will be ac-
copied all week at the Labor hall, of
the Industrial Council. Orders this
morning were coming in slowly The
total for the first weeks orders was
estimated at 500. The first bid for
the cooperative business will be made
the first of next week
Plans for carrying the project to
every union mans home of Topeka
Will be perfected at a meeting of the
council Friday night. Women of the
city nave been invited to attend the
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THINKS PEACE NEAR
James Hamilton Lewis Believes Ger
many Ready To Be Reasonable,
BY JAMES HAMILTON LEWIS
Omitted States Senator From Illinois \

(un1ted States Senator From Illinois. \
Washington, July SIT is highly
gratifying to find that the construc-
ton which 1 placed on the recent re
marks of Chancellor Michaelis to the
refchstag are verified by his more
recent utterances to the press of
Berlin.
Just after the chancellor spoke to
the reichstag, l commented upon the
significance of his talk upon the
floor OF the senate. 1 construed his
speech as. a direct bid to the United
states to use it's influence with the
allies to hear proposal of peace.
Today am more of that opinion.
POSSIBLY L may soon have something
TO say further on those lines in a
senate speech.
There are phases in the chancel-
lois speech with which 1 am not
wholly in accord. 1t has certain
military rings which 1 do not alto
sether trust But that is beside the
question The one point which stands
out clear in the statement of Doctor
Michaelis to the newspaper men is
tnat Germany is in a mood to con-
slider peace proposals.
L do not agree with LLOYD George
regarding the untimeliness for peace
offers l do not agree that the new
chancellor, in speaking for peace,
represents any party or faction. His
assertions represent the speech of
several agencies. When he talks of
waiting for Others to speak of
peace, he means the United States.
Just as in prophecy, I think we |
shall hear more from Doctor Mich
aells ON this same topic.
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WANTED-TO BUY

WANTED-Old false teeth Don't matter
:, broken | pay $500 to sI5 per set
send by parcel post and receive check bv
Philadelphia, Pa. : i : - ST.
L,AMlE s Highest price paid for 2n3
1890 hand clothes ladies' or rents
N0NACk,. 40414 e. 4TH. TEL. $3.50.
WANTED-Fat cattle and calves VIII
xx SEND buyer to look at cattle The chas.
VOLT Packing Co. s-
WANTED to contract for 100 tons prairie
WE BUY carpet RAGS I,1asts I,,;sS : 7f@s.,
pany- 712 East 4th street Il - ~
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AN ORDINANCE concerning roads end
the violation thereof. - ae e 1ol1
BE II Ordained by the Board of Commits
Section 1. That all male persons befyseer|
rw twenty and fifty years Of age Who havs|
ana who are not public charge. shall ~
dollars oHsa eass Sear tt to the sum OF thres
Finance Of the city OF T on@Rmissi S e.
receipt for the same and account fherefo.}
20 the city Treasurer, and the same snail
6e expended on the public roads within ~
city OF Topeka, and all moneys so receireSsi
py such Treasurer shall be turned into thc1
a sbn1 1qnd f9r said city to be expended as
II any such person shall fail to nav snchz
tax within thirty days after the receipt III 81
OF said city, that said tax is due, the per-1
80 SO Iallng shall upon conviction Thereof:
fined IN the g stunt Of q i've
C Coz Of Finance Of said city It Is
before the first day of August Of zach W. vas,
II the Commissioner of Finance shall fsjiz
missioner shall be dee s ho sn,e sad eans
demeanor and upon conviction Thereon H.
PP unaraS py fine of not exceeding che7
moved from office in the manner provfsied
by law The Commissioner of Finance 81 +
sa "a CITY snail file with the County ClaFf
OF shawnee County a report stating In "a
t taii the names Of the persons notified under
PIotisioHs OF this section and fHE F.
netnod or payment required of each a1gSX
t1e Iact or payment, and such report sijsfi f.
also snow the names of all persons uotf5ief
Oh tne demand made upon them under t3sa
provisions of this section who have failed
70 respond, and upon receipt of these re- f.
ports the County Clerk shall certify to tfe
county treasurer of Shawnee County fhe
names OF all persons who have defauifed * Y
payment Of the sum of $500 as proyfdesi
hereln- and the said Treasurer shall nral
ceeo to collect the same in the same man
ner as personal property taxes are col
lected upon default after first having civ
en- the de1fnquents ten days notice fhaf +
unless payment is made tax warrant 'tr5lf l.
issue for the collection of the tax. The iist
OF deliquents certified to the County Treas
urer shall give the post office address ~
each person in default and shall be a list
instinct and separate from the regular tax
rolls After taxes become delinquent herein l.
the person from whom due shall pay fhe L
same to the County Treasurer in money
Inc county Treasurer shall pay over to the
C1ty treasurer of said city all moneys coll
ected In the City of Topeka when de-
handed by such Treasurer.
Sec. 2 This ordinance shall take effect
ahd pc IN force from and after its pubifSa-
Ion In the Official city paper
Il. 1917. .f ~
Approved July 81, 1917.
W. G. TANDY,
President of the Commission
Attest: ETA M. COVELL, -
Cftv Clerk ~ /
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NOTICE CONCERNING THE DEPOSIT
OF STATE FUNDS.
10 Whom 1t May Concern:
The undersigned. the Board of Treasurv
Examiners OF the State of Kansas. hereby
give notice that on the list day OF Sem
TENDER. 1917, at two O'Clock, p NJ. seaied
proposals from the Incorporated banks do
state. for the deposit Of public funds OF
this State will be received in accordance
With the. provisions of Chapter All, Of the
s sessor m Laws OF iso2 Said proposals shall
sires and the rate of interest II will nav
on daily balances. and that said bank viii
quarry and faithfully perform the duties
bank, said Board Of Treasury Exa.ni suga
reservfng the right to limit the amount of
proposals for such funds
Each proposal shall be recommended ~
certlfled check in the sum OF two hundred
and fifty dollars. payable TO The Stata
treasurer. to be forfeited for the use OF.
ply with the terms of its propnsai n tha
same shall be accepted by the BOARD ~
lfeasufy examiners: otherwise to be re-
posted with the State Treasurer on Or he-
Tore The date named in such NOTICE ana
snaii naSe written thereon, ..PxoposaI for
deposit of State Funds" ana shall ~. -.
opened until the meeting. Of the Hoard ~ ~
tue date stated In the notice
Banks desiring to make bids may wrtts
the state Treasurer for blanks
sa pone r. Il, Inc capitol IN Topeka, This %
ARTHUR cAPPER,
Governor.
J. T. BoTKIN.
Secretary of State.
r. W. KNAPP,
BOARD OF TREASURY uf R&aM Il Ssfls.
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SUSPECT HE'S A SPY
Carried Code and Had Letter Threat.
ening Wilson in Sole of Shoe

Kansas City. Mo-, July 31.-Honer
Burnett, alleged descendant of a Puri-
tan tamliy, put who recently arrived
custody of federal officials here to-
day. Upon searching him. officers
found letter, threatening the life of
President Wilson, concealed between
the soles OF his shoe. Other letters.
telegrams and receipts in -Burnett's
possession convinced Fred Tate. CHER
OF the secret service bureau that he
is an agent of the German govern
ment Many of the letters were in
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DISAGREE ON CORN
Effect of Dry Spell on Iowa's Ten
Million Acre Crop Doubtful.

Des Moines, Ia, July 31.-Iowa's
corn experts are disagreed as to the
effect of the hot spell on Iowa's corn
crop. Harry Wallace of sWalIace's
Farmer, says Iowa's 1O,242,O00 acres
OF corn are on the verge of a drouth
George Chapel, local weather
ports reaching him indicated the crop
thus far was not damaged and with
cooler weather in sight the 400 mil
hon bushels estimated yield would be
produced.
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the acre. He raised $40 bushels of
no. hard wheat on twenty-seven
acres of land, an average of thirtv-
one bushels to the acre. Mr.. Hunt
emphasized the point that most farm
ers use too much seed and do not get
the results Mr.. Lawson did with
half bushel of seed
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Player Limit Is Removed

Chicago, July 31.-The oIaver limit
IN the American association has been
hfted because of the danger of losing
star athletes thru the draft, accord
ing to the announcement TODAY of
president Hickey. A number of men
are certain to be drafted, he said, and
new players will be signed AT ONCE
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BIG WHEAT YIELD
Summer County sows HALF Bushel to
Acre-Many Sow Too Thick.

Arkansas City, July .s1.-Andrev
J Hunt, president of the New Era
Mllling. company of this city and a
member of the national food conser-
vatlon board, calls attention to the
banner wheat yield OF this section
by n. lawson of Sumner county. who
planted only half bushe1 of seed to
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Observation-Disclosures.

W NTTr-IS
house or apartment of from four to seven
rooms; would consider either short or lon
term. Leave address 46i,. care State Jour-
HEMSTITCHING. PINKING. = =
Plaitings of all kinds Buttons made
Mall orders receive prompt, careful attep-
ton. Mrs. Mercer, 500 Topeka
WANTED-Teams to haul rock Starr
Stone Co., 18th and Lake streets. Phone
146s :,
WANTED-Several Thousand feet of Sec
ond hand lumber. Call 256.
GOOD milk cows. fat cattle and veal calves.
w. Q A. Leitzo1 Tel. 257. ;
1859 HASTY AUTO EXPRESS
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Published In The Topeka State Journal.
July 81, 1871


! NOTICE TO CUT WEEDS, -
You are hereby notified to cut and
| Destroy all weeds growing upon the fGI-
lowing described real estate and IN the
street street and alleys in front Of or abuttine
NJ + EaulkneT. Lots 800, sss LindenwosaE
Me- Marie L. Bradford, Lots sss, $3.50 Linden.
Nv. Cowder, Lot Underwood Av.,
M. g ,cowder; Lots 4ss. 4s4 Lindenwooa
r. T. Earl, Lot Underwood Av., Mel
r.. G. Tulloch, Lots so5 sos Lipdenvo.ss
Av., Melrose Add ''ea
Otto Miller, Lots go. 271. 272 Linden
wood Av., Melrose Add
Alma Woodside, Lots 413. 414 T,irds<-
wood Az, MeIrose Add -.
o Sigrid Lunde Souther, Lots 223. 225. z17y
few ,yeweiI AZ. College Place Add. y
Av., College Place Add ~ w.
Annie M Greenwood, Lots 1874 I68. 1es
?. 1: 4 L. b. WoIff, Lot 1n 4se e Ohio 1o a.
John Norton's I'd Add. f ~,
81 Th9 stl NJ Ksmplin; Lots 44e, AS Poplar
w. S. Pope, Lots AT, AS, 44s al. 4sp zz1
Chester Av., John Norton's I'd Add. n
Katherine Mills. Lots 1, Branner st., n.
y Katherine Mills. Lots 49, 81 Wood St.. Il.
w. T. Bradford, N. u Lot sss a4o T.fnass~
wood Az, Melrose Add. in the CITY n
Topeka. Shawnee County, Kansas. Wins,
uaSS as PROVIDED by Ordinance Ma
2Os5 OF the City of Topeka, as said weesfs
are injurious to public health; and II SAID
weeds are not cut within five DAYS frorn
TINS date, they will be cut by the streef
commissioner Of the City of Topeka. ana
the total cost thereof taxed and assessed
against the real estate
BY order Of the Board of Health NJ 'ffa
City of Topeka, Kansas. -
o. ETA NJ covELL. -
: sc. ssseal;l City Clerk.
tFirst Published in The Topeka STATE
Journal. Wednesday, June "a, 1871 -
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
he regular annual meeting of the stoeE-
holders Of the Girard Building and Isgan
ASSOCIATION will be held at the office q
said Association IN the city of Girar1
I county, Kansas, on Monday
July Goth 1917. at O'Clock D. m. for ~
iorowihg purposes. to-wtt: -
first Receiving the reports of the see-
Ietary and treasurer of the Associations as
TO the condition and business Of the As
Second. Doing all the things nece&s 4
sary to provide for the transaction of In. n
tnre BUSINESS of the Association 4fud@ Il
the provisions Of Chapter % of the Ia1s@ Il
Oh do, and amending the charter Of al 4
ASSOCIATION by extending the time Of ~
duration from thirty-two to fifty Years.
Third Transacting any other bnsineG
which may properly come before IT.
j. z. RAYMOND
81 Nlsf e.paN,rrz.u President
secretary
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Los T AND FOUND.

Wv rlst watch near Jackson, or be-
tween Curtis and $40 North Kansas Geo
Knoll, e42 North Kansas. Reward. =
0SI-Ladies' diamond ring Gage Park.
wednesday evening Reward for return
to 1015 West 9Th.
ONE white Angora cat escaDed from F.Y-
press office at Rock Island depot. Re-
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PIUMS

ming The finest that are grown in this
section and for sale now by the following
grocermen. II wanted order at once. ~as
seven days, and the demand will exceed
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MISUNDERSTANDING

-
WANTFD-By middle aged white man:
2124 East 9Th st
Multiplication that will not take an
over mrs. time day. Have auto. Care
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs

- - >>-~~-~>~-s
wood ave.
Broom east side apartment, $780,
broom modern except furnace, Kansas
ave., SIS.
o. W BLANCHARD
PHONE 1893 GOO KANSAS AVE.
Half block E. on 18th St Modern Broom
Bungalow with privilege of buying on
reasonable terms.-Clarence Skinner, phone
S63
FOR RENT rooms, bath, electric lights,
good condition, close IN. 515 West 14th
st, Noble & Co, Phone IA.
FOR RENT-7-room modern house with
lot and half ground 1898 Norris avenue.
Ca1 2S39 Black, evenings.
FOR RENT-7-room house, well and els
tern, chicken yard. Call at 635 Lake st.
D. ROOM modern cottage, sleeping porch
500 West 9TH. INQUIRE sol Taylor st
504 VAN BUREN-6 rooms, water, gas and
electric lights Phone 1929 Blue.
SOP VAN BUREN-Six rooms, water, gas,
electric lights. Phone 1929 Blue.
FOR RENT-August 1, room modern
cottage, new. 4T04 White.
MODERN house for rent, except furnace
315 Elmwood ave. Potwin.
HOUSE for rent 1910 Kan. ave-, roms.
Inquire 1921 Quincy st.
MODERN Broom house. 315 West 18th
Grown ups only, SIG.
21l W. 17th-Electricity, water, gas, $40,
1898 White.
81 FILLMORE. Phone Of
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MONEY

$500O00 READY TO LOAN.
On improved farms at s per cent ana an
Topeka real estate at 6 per cent No de-
iay, IT yon have a maturing loan or wish
20 cnange or increase your loan, call or write
BETTER REALTY AND LOAN COMPANY
Topeka Representatives
united States, Mortgage & Trust Co
Capital & Surplus 100000
MONEY TO LOAN ON fLv. KINDS OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Horses. cattle, pianos, diamonds house.
garages. machinery, and to salaried peo-
PEE; s. Thomas. SO Kansas avenue
MONEY TO LOAN on city and farm
property. any amount. low Interest rates
ana most 1.-The raj terms. Call or write for
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