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Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19
Miss Edna Buckley a, Ill.,

Miss Edna Buckley, the danUss.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Buckley, q N,
city, has accepted the posit;o, = y !.
sistant instructor in Latin ana ~ !
lish at Hardin College. Ms, R,e.,
y graduate Of Hardin CoIIers n,
Mcmillan High School, and /, ! NJ,
accomplished young woman. '
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19
RED CROSS GETS RUSH ORDER

The local chapter of the Red Cross
has received a rush order to supply
800 hospital shirts to the National
headquarters by October Is.
1t is desired that all auxiliarics and
other organizations call at the city hall
OF Mexico where they will be sun.
Piled with material. No packages viii
be expressed out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

or the ST. Louis market Monday, good
enough to bring the record top Of
S2O.65.
c. c. Bledsoe, Of Audrain county
Mo- vas on the ST. Louis market Tues
day and not only received the days
best price but also equaled the mar
ket's record. There were IA head in
all weighing 1889 lbs, and they sold
to Armour & Co. for Sis.25.
Mr.. Bledsoe makes the feeding Of
native cattle a speciality and always
has very good success with his steers.
Il fed these cattle all during the sun
mer," he remarked 70 a Reporter rep-
resentative, "and for the last 60 days
gave them all the corn on grass they
could eat Corn in my section Of the
country is very uneven, and / think !
am safe in saying that the average
y,eid ~iA be cut in half. Grass also
was practically no good until the re-
cent rains came, but il is now begin
ming tc come out. Wheat on the other
hand has been very satisfactory. and
Is the redeeming feature Of Audraia
county. Live Stock Reporter.
Audrain county, No, furnished the
big end Of the better class OF bees
steers seen on the ST. Louis market
Tuesday. Among the shipments from
that good feeding section was that OF
Grover Sims. He marketed 26 steers
that averaged 1I01 los. and brought
SlT.25, also q steers that averaged
967 lbs and sold to the killers at sI6-25.
Mr.. Sims fed these cattle himself, &C
companied the shipment to marke.
and expressed himself as well salts
fed with st. Louis prices-Live Stock
Reporter.
Ross Ewing has purchased Nit
Householderis fine farm northwest of
this city. Mr.. Householder likely VIII
move to Mexico TO reside.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION
AZ THE CATHOLIC CHIrRcH

~
The Devotion known TO Catholics as
the Forty Hours Alteration will begin
at High Mass 8 a. m. at st. Brendan's
Catholic Church next Friday. The de.
votion will be continued each day
from 8 ?. m. to 1880 p. m. until Sunday
night when there win be the solemn
Closing. Special sermon each night,
1880 p. m. by a Father Of the Passion
ist Order from Normandy, Mo-, to
which all are invited. The Catholic
people are respectfully urged to come
to the services morning and evening,
to make visits TO the Church each day
and to receive Holy Communion. High
Mass on aSturday at 8 a. m. Masses
en- Sunday, 8 and 10 a. m. The 10 a. m.
being a High Mass; the sermon will
be preached by the visiting clergy
man.
Buy War Savings Stamps.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19
Miss Mhitson Gets nner

Miss Willie Whitson, one Of the most
efficient teachers in the South Side
school, has been offered a $11 per
months raise to teach the fourth grade
IN Bodeman, Mont, schools, ono of the
pest school systems in that State. She
a the offer under advisement. The
Ledger joins Miss Whitson's many
friends in the hope that she will eon-
unu to remain in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19
G. A. BARNES IS m CApIrAL

c. A. Barnes attended The Board Of
instruction in Jefferson City Wednes-
day. The IL ards Of the dist. !. met in
session with other boards for the pur-
plse Of outlining their special work
Mr. Barnes is chairman of tie LEGAL
Board Of Instruction, which was an-
pointed by the draft board.
Other members Of the local board
ere the Rev A. A. Wallace the Rev.
c. {. Grim :, the Rev. L. 2. Atkins.
Father 7 +. 0'Sullivan, Mitchell
White, Fred A. Morris and Col. Il. Y.
Burton.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19
HARPER VAN NESS IS
MARRIED N WASH.

MIR. and Mrs. Frank Van Ness an
nounee the marriage of their son,
Private Harper Elliott Van Ness, TO
Miss Ethel Slower, which took place
Saturday afternoon at $50 o'clock in
the Episcopal Church, Washington, D.
n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

Applicants to operate switchboard
and do line work; married man pre-
TERED. Give references. Apply Phjlin
nnire' Sr, president Laddonia, Rush
hiii and Mexico Union Telephone Co.
Mexico, Mo. Soft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

l. M. Dawes, Of Saline ,o,u..
son-in-law Of Joseph Miller y
ir9 y, wv was in Mexico Wednesday pIas.
tary Academy. uf' MILL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19
c. 7. u. LECTITRER HERR

Mrs. Florence Ewell Atkins. ma
nonai organizer and lecturer Of the
W. c. I. u, viii speak under the aus
piees Of the local chapter, Oct. 81. Mrs.
Ewel is making a tour Of the State
and it is through Mrs. John Lanes ef-
forts that she viii come to Mexico.
Mrs. Ewell, who is a speaker Of
note, comes highly recommended.
Many Mexico people will remember
her, as she spoke here eight years
ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19
Will Prosecute violators

The County Coal Administrators.
according to an announcement made
Saturday by William Vivion, have re-
ceived instructors to prosecute all VIC.
lators Of the fuel rulings. This matter
will be followed to the letter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19
App0ints Indpr InhnuOn

William Viyion, chairman Of n.
Ninth Congressional District DEM.
cratic Committee has appointed jv5r
Houston W, johnson, Of Montgonsy
City, a member Of the financial Fam.
mittee Of the State organization
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

R. r. Wagner, Liberty Loan sales
director, and Mitchell White, county
publicity director, have returned from
st. Louis where they attended the Lib
erty Loan. meeting FRIDAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

Inc Audrain County Bar A,,o.,
ton met Tuesday afternoon IA me-
plans and methods for assist;Ds !. y
ling out the questiounaires d h ~.
who registered for ~selectiye ,e, !, 'aaE
Gently. ''''Ne r.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19
Goes TO Washington,

Miss Marie Foreman went to Wash.
ington Saturday where she has a ster.
ographic position in the Quartermas.
tiers Depot Of the U. S. Army.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

LADDoNIA, No, Sept. 15.-SLs.
Geo. Fritch fell from her porch into a
cellar this afternoon and was probably
fatally injured.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

Lieut. Bryan Marshall, son NJ NJ.
has has s Mn, John Marshall, Of this ety. Sty,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

Remember the location Of the Mex
leo Poultry and Egg Co. is the first
door with Lacrosse Lumber Co. wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19
Here on Visit

Ethan Howell, a prominent banker
OF Hardin, Mont, is here visiting his
lather, John W. Howell. Mr.. Howell
was chosen by the bankers Of Montana
70 represent them at the National
meeting in Chicago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARkFT
NationAl Stock Yards, n Sept II.
1915.
'AlLc -.s.. hull
Hogs ....-.. 500
sheep 1900
CATTLE-Bulk or receipts this
week butcher cattle and mixed stuff
which have declined sc Per eWt.
Steers Of all varieties selling steady.
Beef steers s. 70 SIs.75; butehs
ycarlings IS 20 sic; beef cows s. 20
Sl3; amer and cutters s625 70.
$50; beef bulls sfI % SIS; sausage
bulls 81 to $3.50. Stoekers and feed
crs $50 to Si2; stock cows and hcif-
ors 81 e $50.
HOGS: Today's extreme top is S20.55
showing an advance Of SOC per cwt.
more than a week ago. Good hogS sell
ing readily, but half fat and South
western hogs are being Discriminate
against.
Bulk Of the 100 70 $50 b. $685. 20.
S20.65; roughs sIs25 10 $3.50; I20 to.
$50 h s19.75 to s2025; lighter Pigs
SIS to $3.50. SOEthern pigs ssl4 TO.
$40.
SHEEP-Nery best lambs % 70 SOC
higher than q week ago; all others
steady.
Fat lambs $3.50 70 SIPS; euIls s..
TO Sll5O; fat sheep s12; choppers ard
bucks So; Gamers S.. Breeding ewes
$40 to $3.50. Kids and goats $3.50 70
$40.
National live Stock Commission Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19
Letters From
Soldiers


TAe LcdEe = anxious ts hcar fnes
an he Audnia CS1nfy hsys In tie
Array ard Mar. ndr n1uy fricnAs
sAs arr rca1ru - ths Lr1rsr are
de<ply Interested In that ysa arc D.
Ing snA n nest easc~ have oaly this
means q hearing froa yea Write -
Interesting lstsrs e camp NE. en-
perienses and sHythinE else that yss
esiisse they gou,d lie 10 hear and
he ceasor ~il ne object To- Teu
have much Il inirrcst 10 wnte about
vhen you 70 -sscr there
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

There was a slight frost Monday
night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

Robert Dermody will attend Wash.
mglon University, St. Louis, this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19
5 S ~SssSssss
FARMERS ExCHtS1

Ads IN this column .oT
line. "0'd' ID
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

Take your Cream, Poultry and
Eggs to the Mexico Poultry and Egg
Co. wi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

smztty wheat here q z al the
Wsy from two cents 10 fifteen ceuts
discount under the same character Of
wheat without smut II the smut balls
are dry ard unbroken 70 that Tho
wheat berry hasn't been contaminated.
t1sn the discount lie slight. but waers
there has bsen dis~colorztion Of the be-
~ and the snut has adhered 70 il. the
1Ac9uzE wldenE until t5e limit Of If
tee2 eeztE has been reached ANY deal
r. though, who buys il can be as
s1red taat he viii come within fif-
tssn cents q bEshel Of wheat Of the
same general qualifications barring
smut.
FULTON, No, Sept. 13.-Grove
sel1y, owner Of a ! ,00O-acre farm near
here sold 157 hogs, two carloads. this
week for 8,079, the highest amount
ever paid in Galloway county to a far
mer for n delivery or for that many
hogs.
7. A. and John Morg Niece deIiv-
cred 81 ewes at 50 per head and %
lambs at 131zc per pound TO Gilmore
q Lakeland, Of Audrain, at Paris.
Monday.
H. c. Long, near Granville. sold a
load Of 1100-pound steers t. Gilmore
& Lakeland, near Mexico, Monday. at
l5e a pound.
Lindell Rudasil, Of Santa Fe. re-
fused $3.50 Saturday for a pa. of year
ling mules, one of them a horse.
The Haas-Lieber Grocery Com.
pany Of this city, through it's local
manager, R. r. Wagner, is p~raeticing
a measure Of conservation that i both
profitable and practical.
Mr.. Wagner at the end Of each four
months purchases two good hogs and
places them on feed in a pen adjacent
70 his place Of business. He gives them
fruit and vegetables that are shipped
the firm and arrive too ripe. This. with
a little shipstuff, composes their ra-
ton.
Mr.. Wagner says that in four
months time he has discovered thet
they are ready for market with a 800
per cent Increase in value. He is not
only making money through this plan
but Is saving material which might
otherwise be thrown away.
Mr.. Wagner has been known as an
efficient business man and this plan IL
certainly proof Of the fact.
John Fennewald, the well known cat
tie feeder Of Audrain county, No,
marketed Ga head Of $50 pound swine
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

l. ". Roberts visited the Barne,
Fennewald farm, twelve miles east Of
Mexico Wednesday. George Femme.
wald has charge Of the farm. Ia,
Feunewalds have 100 head Of choice
cattle which they expect to bring tor
price the latter part Of this month.
Smutty wheat has a milling value
aHc t may not, under auy rIrcu.n-
stances, be sold for feeding purposes.
according to Z. W. Flesh o. the 81
Louis agency Of the Grain CORPORA
ton Of the United States Food ad-
ministration. The st. Louis ageaey is
ouying car after car Of smutty wheat
every day and exporting It 70 Europe
where all mills are equipped ~ tn the
processes for the elimination Of srnut,
Mr. Flesh says.
Once removed, this wheat is lust
aE good as wheat that has never been
tainted and we cannot countenarce
the feed Of smutty wheat to live stock
or poultry" Mr.. Flesh said II migat
ada IN connection with this. that q
grrat many Of the larger mills in ths
country also handle emutty whest SO
that we are not altogethel Geperdapt
On European demand 10 take care q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

Buy War Savings Stamps.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

=. insertion. SiY so,A.
line. "0'ds = 1.
Bring your popcorn tocT
at Haskell's garage. P,. =; A. S1
for all you have. dIrS9s Oe' r
FOR sALE-Af 11IF-
on hospital grounds, T e.,. ,9'aa
street. All outbuildjpgs. @s -. a'unI
Saturday, Sept, q. at 9,sS ana issa
232-3t wi HOSpgTt,oV.
FOR SALE OR RENT ~
woods, Monarch. L. c, Smi,i. u ?
monds. c. F. Kehl, Phone ~ a =
dlwlp 4 or %
TFoR RENT: 3 Nice -o,-, :,
W. Buchanan. 23O-2t win ''0Hn' Z
LOST Baby's Whit pm
net between Mexico and un p
Finder return to this oTia. NuI'ass
A4At, lVlt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19
SPECIAL REPORT
Oh TuF

ST LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKFT
National Stock YARDS n Sept a..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19

" FOL RENT: 3 Nice loom, :;
W. Buchanan. 23O-2t win '''n' q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-09-19
Going to Camp Funston.

? Rev. n. 2. Atkins, pastor Of the
Christian Church of this city, leaves
September q, to spend a week at
camp Funston to do work among the
soldiers in that cantonment.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

AiAhlMt tNT-Twu unturuishsd apart.
mcnta Of four roomt and bath. six block,
west OF postoffice. tt5 each. Phone
tlb1-l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FLArs AND APARTMENTS

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FLATS AND APARTMENTS 70
u.tNhlN BRlC.t AFaRtMEAr -- Ia,
toNt hk room apartments MI rent iuI
$40 60 sfo each apartment. THE apart
ni~nt eau be Jouxlt al a sacrifice price
r 'snAsion, sac Robinson Bldg IhouC
APARrMENT'-Tw Two uniurui,hsd apati.
mcnts Of four r0omt and bath SIX hiort
west OF postoifice. tl5 each. Phone
! FOR RENT Two room furnished Apart.
ment, modern and close In, t32 per
month Phone 6Oss
FLATS FURNISHED 10
OLYMPIA, n, N-Modern hruishsd 8.
room apartment, Phone IG2o
SOUTH SIDE Pour. room apartment: close
IN and garage; elegantly furnished: rent
reasonable, providing you buy the Mrni.
turo coll AooreheSd, $3.50
HousEs FOR RENT IT
ful KrH, W. 7l7-Hllt Of new duplex
house for reut providing you huy prr.
fecuy new furniture; a bargain. owner
leaving town soms terms Call 3375.
rntktH AND Ac1UA .unc four room
house at furlA and Mccoy. ketd.4
Aal between and 30 , n = Phone
afN
ktNosHN, s. 4l2--For rent. two room
houses close IN, one bloch east Of Mid.
ihnd valley depot on Fourth street,
SOUTH StDE-Clote iu. Walking distance.
fine large home win lease for onn wear
II You buy furniture. immediate posses
zion cog bhoirl bds, pbooe o9Gs
TWELFTH, ", 3l7-For rent. 40 room
house. G 2 jenkins
hCNl~ o. sl,--sof Igul. srovm hUu.c.
usl-btg tvo,stury house con,islng
81 large b'ruE room, d.iug room. break
iht room, kitrHHu, iour bedrooms and
slreulNg porch with two htIhroOms. cor.
ner Twenty irst and South Detroit Cau
~ rertcr On uhore 30 after n,
fuk RENT Providing You buy the h,rpi
iure Of rooms, room apartment annex
and room modeJ cottage. rents will
pay your rent a nice home. close 10 part
terms Phone Usage hCs1
huISES--Nc haya several houses for rent
10y bEyiug FURNITURE from to Ia rooms.
can be bought az a bargain! part cash
balance ON terms. Phone Ul52, Room II.
Eynum Bdg
HuJSE--l1 rooms. good furniture, close In
new, modern house. 2 baths can be rent.
- OF leased to parties Saying furniture
phou" 2H9G
h't 81 rive 10 ten rom houses. providing
you buy furniture a Glass & Co,
over Palace Theator Phones COOL and
1884
HoI SE-ro- rent new 7room modern
clos" TO Owen Park Apply 10 f.
lorlrr Room 40t. Robinson Bldg phone
1873.
ROOMS For rent rooms and bath fur
nishe 10 children. reference required
Phone 27s5'J between aud A.
rent modern 5.room house
close In. nice furniture for sale. Sl75|
will handle IT. Phone sobs
not Sc Four room modern house for
rent tab.per month Call liaa
HOUSES s-FURNIsHEp rs
ADMIRAL, 16i7--S. room furnished house
Cal seeopd door west
! NSION, b., l-u--For rtut. ICON nou.e
To- parties buying furniture Phone
ttst.
bl "a NLpW -tor rent tive room bunga.
low. sleeping porch. basement garage.
furnace hardwood floors on north side:
close ia II YOU buy furniture, pric,
traforshle Phoue 900
VII Trt four rooms Of
completely furnished bungalow for siS
weeks beginning March o. to couple
without children, references. Phone
not SE-part Of furnished or uufurnishsd
q room house no children Address Di5
care wo-ld.
II KAlrnru HOUSES -Tor rout IN Ken.
dal car iod0.l
ovp,ppa Am n,,, pon.. -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
AoREAuE roR sALr


200 ACRES--ln Cherokee county. lsO
acres in creek bottom in cultivation. bal
snce m pasture, two good houses and
Nne new orchard plenty OF soft water
anu real snap for $50 per urrs This
hrm paid s15 per acre Oh the land that
va. ln rolton !a't year tuu give terms
az $50 per acre See Russ J.. Grant 5lI
first Natl bdK Phone 2ltU
lBN NCRES-Fof sale. unimproyrd tiuber
and; northwest AtkAnsss celebrated
nun country; grows everything good 10
eat fertile soil good water healthy
near railroad pear tiuc mines. price
t,t0O gool Investment for anybody
terms to suit you, Losie r. Byaut
Clatlsviie, ARK
100 ACRES Good smooth sandy lonm. cbo
eolAtc loan. clay sub. soil % acres In
cultivation, 65 acres la meadow and pas
turc snd S acres orchard aud vineyard .
good room house barn 2sA3d. cellar
and out buildings; all fenced and plenty
Of good water. l y miles from AdaiT
OklH, on mail route and telephone line
win sell This iAYm for ESQ AnJ one.third
cash, balance 10 suit russssstuu nov
See Russ l.. GRAFT 5ii First Nat hldg,
phone 2ito
40 ACRES-For sale, 2 mnsi southeast
and 20 acres miles southeast Tulsa for
81 500; these are close tn truck farms
and worth the money. See Russ l. Grams,
5lt First Natl, B'dg, phone 2ito
fikTEN ACRES-Close In, fine orchard.
large room house two wells aud clstrrn.
only / mile hOm city limits. has large
barn, plenty out buildings aud Fenced aud
cross fenced a snap for 81. 500 must act
quick 10 get this one Tor u viii brirg
L. Grant, 5it First Natl b.dE, phous
2I6O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
real ESTATE EoR RENT

dliF,, FLAr5 AND APARTMENTS rs
h5I,HINE, \ 5ol--ksthorine apartment.
b,h Ahod four'room apartments, with
'tH, s.. l24h three nice ,oc,n
&, ,,sis,-I,nsni, phons sQss '0'H
nU,SSoID s.. il2-rof fshi. room iyr,
tS1o apartment; fi2 per week, Phone
brsrJ ~ ~ 1l-.sor sac, five rooms Of
sIi-, sI-.9,9 ,ni, n you tuv furniture VI 'sA'o
81 lh siDE- Nice sDs,i,n-a,. -,
h, an hass stAttmepts hv hs9,na sSesa
'u'hl'ure Phaas 5g9G. 'u'''E
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
BUSINESS PROPERTY

CONF ECTIOhERN--ln OIL town: highest.
Glass new thu winter owner IN draft
cash. The rsrgola. Eldorado. kauA1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01
wASTRD-To BUY
PRoPERTYFoRExCHANGE

rs,,.t seven .room reaidenoc close IN
TO-. value yt6 per month will aecept
q, i,g, anything Of value. Phone own.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

sac AUREs OF good lAud IoSsted ia Chero.
kee county, $50 acres In cultivation and
black limestone bottom lsnd smother 100
acres IN bottom can be cultivated, balance
So pasture. has good room houte and
good tenant houses. mostly fenced hog
tight. plenty Of out range. has springs
and small creek crosses land This 10 a
snap for s25 per nrrc terms on = N
wanted See RUS T.. Grant. 5lA First
Nail Blds phone 2iHo
si2j'ACREs-for sale IN Rogers rouuty
9nr Raf IN cultivation, balance In bay
rood improvements plenty good water
on f'ate road q real farw Tor $50 per
acre: ihit h a bargain, 65 acres wheat
goes with farm See Russ Ls Grant, 5iA
First Natl Bldg. phone 2I6O.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-01

RI Five room o1nEaior
syn bascr'or $500. osty lermz. Phone
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REAL ESTATE IOR SALE

$50 ACRES Ranch for sale, Of best blsek
Limestone soil miles from good town.
about as miles from Tulsa, northeast; 500
acres In cultivation, balance In hay and
pasture; Broom residence good lenuni
house. : good wells and eistsrn fenced
and cross fenced This h one OF the best
hlRh rlsta ranch propositions In Okla
hons also have 100 head Of high grade
white-faced cattle that can be bought wilh
place possession right now u wanted (;
$4,000 See Russ T. Grant. 5lt first
p.t ufNy vhoos 0IgU
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
RoUsns roR .sALp

RoUsEs FoR SALE e5
ANNtuts S0,lu Fog sale. new sS.
room bungalow ON South Nautilus. hard,
wood tovr sud al buutin features Tor
only 200 cash ralm'uL 4, I. Hem,
huhkruNN. \ Six rcoms str,.t, mod.
,rn 7srdNoo tlours throughout real
hone. price ti.750. 81 600 oash bal
uurr $50 monthly McshcW Go. -. 10
Im7er lNds osAsr 1879.
YORKTOWN n, 57-For .Ate. s large
rooms and laundry. newly decorated high
chuiro location huy from owner. 81 y
Yorktown Phone 9sea
HOUSES Move rght Ia. room brick
house corner 7asleo new A.room
tnme house. o0rrer ltoNlA7. a.room
boa house corner lNlNlA0. these places
are wv'l improved and haudy to street
chrs priced from ~ 500 10 81, 500,
F. from 5000 60 81 500 will handle get
busy and get your choice See owuer
lra MsorAu, 1hirtecuth and Troost
blNtNluN uttHh. nr~ mn,c ctu. hisu.
,'ars batement srEy hvng room. man.
Co.. nigh ass ln ",HfN lartlUular owner
.,aNtr- c'" he bargain AZ $500.
'al ,u early Monday ladon lnvrsi
mW Go, al9 Iilst Ma hldg. rhooo
BUNGALOW For talr 6.rucm modcrn.
large basement. lot fUKlAO fert. At 3lp
south Noralrs. foT 1000. terms 1850
cash sui bs.AacJ less then rent, posses
son right now See Russ /. Grant alA
First NSt hds Phone aioo
BUNGALOW Bdck new modern. high
c'sa baEewrut large living room, man.
,e. hish .,,a's ~ eycp paftic9iar owner
leaving CITY big bargain at s. 500 can
IN carly Monday isdon Investment Co,
al9 FIRST Natl hdg phone 1888
BI'NGALOM reout madam sl,., ,r