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Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

ATTENTION
 SHEEP AND GENTLEMEN s2o acres, all in alfalfa, southeast of Phoenix, two miles west of Hansen Spur. Fenced with woven wire, two sets of buildings with corral, with wa ter. Land divided into 12 to 14 fields. Ideal for stock or subdivision. Water under Highline canal with Roosevelt water, cement and wooden headgates. Soil, sandy loam; water 50 feet below surface.
 Price 321e per acre, terms TOGETHER with 16o acres dry land and 13 sections leased outside of irri- gated land on desert excellent for range. For price and terms see
 KELI,Y-DIEHL-H
 Exclusive Agents,
 Mesa Arizona 5br CASA CYANIDE VALLEY LAND
 THE BEST INVESTMENT. THE SAN CARLOS PROJECT WILL ENHANCE VALUES 500 PER CENT.
 Buy now at the low price.
 LAND WITH CLEAR TITLE
 For S15 to $50 per acre LEASED LAND, S1.5o TO $500 per acre.
 ESTABLISHMENTS E to s2o per GOOD Son-LEvEL LAND GOOD ROADS-GOOD LOCATIONS & c. MILLER COMPANY. g N. First Ave. Creighton Bldg.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
For Sale-Houses Now Is the Time

TO BUY THAT LOT FOR YOUR
 HOME
 An exceptionally well located. large corner lot, within one block of capitol grounds. At the price asked for this it cannot remain on the market long, also
 Several large corner lots opposite the capitol grounds. These are ideal home sites with beautiful surroundings.
 s4500.oo buys large brick house on East Pierce St, large lot and good To- cation. We can offer very attractive terms on this.
 acres with good brick house, fruit, berries, garage, barn and lots of shade, located on North Seventh Street. Price only $45o0.00 with desirable terms.
 acres with large adobe house, fruit, well, etc, located on Tempe Road Con- crete road just completed. Price s. 500.00 with terms.
 120 acres on the Tempe road, located about 4 miles from Phoenix, house, well, shade. Twenty acres in alfalfa balance in cotton, water from either of two canals. We have a special price on this for few days. Very attractive terms can be made on this.
 E.~J. BENNETT & COMPANY The Oldest R. E. Agency in Phoenix
 16-1s North Central Ave dn
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
A Home

In Wentworth is a most satisfactory thing, and is always saleable- I have a lovely home on West Culver street, which belongs to a doctor in the east We must sell it. See this, you will like it. Large, spacious, cool rooms, and all surroundings to make up most com fortable home. The price and terms are right. See
 FRED A. DIBBLE
 With GRIFFIN Alone 11s N. 1st Ave. Phone 1893
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

1o ACRES
 Most all in fruit: has house, garage, pump, well, etc. An ideal country home; only six miles from town. 5 ACRES
 Good little house, garage: 8 dandy little place, close in. Priced at s350o. fe ACRES
 West of town; 30 acres now in cotton, balance in barley. Bood set of Improvements; priced at s30e per acre. 1S0 ACRES
 All in in wheat, good stand Only s200 per acre, easy terms. 160 ACRES
 One of the finest ranches in the valley; 148 acres perfect alfalfa, balance orchard, wheat, corrals, etc; good modern house This ranch is in per feet condition.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
Herbert PrinceCo
IA West Adams Street

IA West Adams Street dp
 ONE ACRE Has an p-to-date brick house of five rooms with well and pump; must be seen to be appreciated.
 215 ACRES Furnished Groom modern brick house; pump and well with 1o0- gallon tank and electric motor; 25 fruit trees; plenty of shade
 PRETTY RANCH HOME 20 acres set out to orange, grape fruit, peaches and apricot. Has an up- to-date house on it. Improvements alone worth $1o,00o; one of the pretti- est places in the valley.
 DAIRY RANCH 80 acres all in alfalfa and grain All stock can also be purchased if desired Only s15o an acre, with some cash and terms.
 HOUSES
 1z-room modern house, with or with out furniture Double brick walls, jus. little off West Washington street Bargain for price, and terms, Groom brick, elegantly furnished: northwest. Groom house with three roorns above; furnished OF unfurnished; northeast.
 5-room modern house on Nertl Fourth avenue.
 Two 5-room modern brick houses or West Washington street 1 Three Groom modern brick house, l on North Third street. 5-room modern cement brick witl screen porch and garage and five lots on North Eleventh street.
 
 for s1700 on East Washington street 1 If I can't suit you with a house. le me show you some well located lot upon which to build.
 NJ. F. GREEN
 Commercial Hotel-Phone 1853 1
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
80 Acre Bargain

A dandy bungalow, lots of screen room. bath, water piped. soft water, engine, tank; tenants house. 60 acres perfect stand cotton; 20 acres alfalfa; very best sandy soil; six miles from Phoenix; price s22, 800. ssrms.
 WELDON REALpY co.
 no N. First Ave.-Phone 30S3 il
 SMALL RANCH BARGAINS
 FIVE acres on car line. north; B. room house, garage. well. orchard, al- falfa; price S3250; easy terms.
 TEN acres, miles out; good roads coSy bungalow. well, garage, alfalfa Price s425o.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
5 Acre Home

On Glendale car line. good 4-room house; shade. young orchard, good well and other improvements; s7oo cash, balance easy. Let me show you.
 FRANK E. BELLAMY
 and Monihan Building dp
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
Auctions
Auction Family Cows
THURSDAY, MAY 1ST AT 1::3Q r. M.

miles north of Phoenix. 14 mile west of Central Ave. on Palo Verde Ave. Having leased our ranch, we will sell our select herd of family and dairy COWS. 16 first class Jersey, Durham and Holstein cows. All selected for their ability to produce milk. F of these are fresh and all big milSers. 2 Jersey heifers, springing, 2 calves, i Beatrice separator, 10 milk cans, l milk cart
 If you want a family COW, see these. Terms: Under s100. cash; over that amount credit of months buyer giv- ing 10 per cent secured notes satisfac- tory to clerk per cent off for all cash.
 Plenty Of shade, ice water Come.
 DAVIS S. NEVILL, Owners
 B. W. GETSINGER, Auctioneer
 WARWICK SCOTT. Clerk b
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

SOME EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD BUYS IN THE GROWING CITY OF
 GLENDALE
 New room, modern, screen sleeping room, buiTt-in features throughout, ga rage 14xIS, cement floor; large lot This house was built by one of the best builders in this part of the country for his own home, not by some company as the price asked.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

A CRACKERJACK 5 ACRES All in alfalfa, some fruit trees, shade. good California bungalow, engine, tank, and all fenced with Page wire, about blocks from car Northwest. s1ooe. co will handle, balance easy.
 E. H. DODT
 Real Estate-Loans-Insu W. Adams Phone ft4e
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
For Sale-Real Estate ~es>~~~~~~Ne-~~~~~~~~~
 A HOME

Close to town. half acre, cozy 4-roonn bungalow, water piped to house, fenced, fruit and shade; close to car line on Indian school road $500 cash, s20 per month. Before you buy let us show you this.
 THOMAS REALTY co.
 IA West Adams Street It
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
Semi Business

Groom brick house, well built in fine condition on 50 foot corner. This property is only six brooks from the Adams hotel on paved street. A fine investment al s4500; one-half cash. See Hill.
 WELDON REALTY co.
 t1e North First Aye.-Phone 5aS3 It
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
Casa Grande Valley

GET LAND UNDER SAN CARLOS PROJECT
 We can show you the greatest op- portunity of your life-grasp the fav-
 ora.ble time to make yourself independ- ent. Our knowledge of conditions will l help you to make the proper selection a ride with us over the valley will prove all we claim. Come and be con- 1 vinced-Deeded land and relinquish- =
 ments at rock bottom prices. See J.
 I. Parker, with Casa Grande Farms
 and Development Co., Casa Grande, 1 Arizona 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
15 Acre Ranch

I am retiring and want to sell my ranch. Three miles from the center of Phoenix, A mile from paved road
 acres in fruit, berries and grapes.
 acres in cotton and balance in pas ture, one man can handle this ranch easily.
 Last year netted over $250o and should do far better this year.
 Nice 5-room house, screen porch on two sides, lots of shade and roses.
 Just one month to get moved onto this ranch before the returns begin to come in.
 Price s75oo; $4OO0 cash or will take house in good part of town worth up to S3,500.
 Third house on west side of road, south from McDowell road on Asylum road.
 M FIericlr Phona 16P4 dn
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

New room, large screen porch. front porch, thoroughly modern. Lot 50x160. Better see this.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

Practically new f room. thoroughly modern in Catlin Court You can ham, de this on easy payments.
 Vacant lot, 6oxS0, east front. Only s1oe cash, $10 per month.
 3h acre tract on car hna Only a little way out from Glendale. Small house, good well, all in garden A bar gain.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
Watch Phoenix
 Grow

FOR SALE 6 room double brick, close in, s5eoO. $500 cash, $50 mo.
 room, cement block. close to car, fine location. s3s00. Easy terms. room brick, one block from car, B. 250. Easy terms.
 room pebble dash and room brick on one lot, 2 garages, fine chicken yard, small house rents for $50. Price $4500. 14 room, apartment, brick, hard wood floors, all built-in features, mod ern and nearly new. A fine, well To- cated, income property. Will trade for smaller house.
 For Rent: wer furnished houses, @S50 and $50.
 M. H. SHELTON OR [. S. BARKER 215 W. Washington-Phone 4495
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
Clovis Place Lots

Choice location, restricted district. Gas, city water and electric lights. Only Is blocks from the center of the city. Price s400 per lot. s1o0 cash will handle. Can arrange for you to build. TOLLESON LAND & CATTLE co.
 10S North Central Avenue 1t
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
''NOws the Ti11e''

Is or 20 acres on N. Central avenue, beautiful home site, lovely view, every thing but the sea; no fogs, at a price s10o cheaper than the surrounding land. No better soil; let me show you this in the morning. Terms can be arranged. Newland Jones, B N. First Ave. Of
 flee phone 4166. Residence 84e1. It
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

5 LOTS in Electra County, Tex, in proven oil district. Inquire St. Fran cis Cafe q
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

$500 BUYS 4 nice lots on South 3rd Ave. 5000 for 6ox1371s on N. First St. See Shaw, Keystone Realty Co.,, 15 N, First Ave. dn
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

TWENTY acres anAlfA: good house, well, engine, orchard. sandy loam; northeast; price sesoo; s1500 cash TWENTY acres, set to olives; forty feet apart; perfect stand cotton; good shade; soil can't be beat; price $4500.
 WELDON REALTY co.
 Phone 3oS3
 | 11a +Eertn FEs<e-Asenuev ,Phee1tz- -Aa
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

FOR SALE-Two acres on Glendale car line, at bargain. Geo. Hageman.
 '
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

e5 acres. sf7e an acre. Temporary water. on payement Only 4h miles from Phoenix. A real investment.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

40 acres, s8eo0 cash. One of the best ranches tn the valley. close to Phoenix. Good room brick house, hay barn, chicken house, granary, garage. Tenant house 10x20. Two good wells. Fine shade. 15 acres alfalfa, 10 acres of grain.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

F SECTION Under puuping plant, all cleaned and leveicd, not far from Chandler. $500 cash will nande. Better Investigate.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

FOR RENT or sale; immediate pos session, 16G acres, two miles north of sugar factory; alfalfa with barley that will make grain; fine fences; no other improvements; three to five year lease or sell OF reasonable terms. Also 110 acres or Glendale car line; 50 alfalfa:
 house and weil: possession October l. John A. Lentz, corner First avenue and Adams It
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27


 c. s. STAGGS,
 Box ASA. Glendale I have many other nstings and can find what you want da FOR SALE-Watcn Phoenix Grow. 20 acres fine stand alfalfa, barley s8, 1000; 5000 cash, balance s40o every minths.
 40 acres fine stand alfalfa and grain s14,o00, well located, fenced with Page fence and fross fenced; cement tanks. $3,0oo cash, balance to suit. 80 acres. well improved for quick sale; win take s325 per acre. s5.o0o cash, balance to suit 30 acres planted to cotton, room 1 house, fine orchard and shade, S1o,500. Homes for sale like rent. M. H. Shelton, 215 West Washington I or l.. S. Barker. Y
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
For Sale-Real Estate
Don't Miss This

30 ACRES, fine. sandy loam no aka Ii, unimproved land. 21s miles N. of the Liberty station. Easy terms. Box POM RApubIican. 5m
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27

ACRES IN BARLEY AND
 ALFALFA
 On Mcdowell road; 4-room house, two porches, large chicken brooder houses, good well and pump; young orchard, vinfng roses. Price cut to $2s5o for quick sale, this week only. Frank E. BeIlamy. T and Monihon building. dp
Arizona republican., 1919-04-27
For Sale-Houses
Close In Bungalow

One block from library, rooms, hardwood floors, two front rooms, all built in features; lot 50x1373k, lots of fruit and fine shade. Price 5000. $500 cash, balance easy. See Hill WELDON REALTY CO no N. First Ave. Phone 3o83. 1t
, 1919-06-30
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at No % Company Stree tie fvI-
loving articles, whi>h is offered
cheap, viz:
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3 tins a. 48c, each. Single tin Soc.
HAMBUkGHER STEAK AND ONIONS
3 tins al l8c each. Single tin 19c.
VIENNA SAUSAGE.
3 tins at Ice. each. Single tin tic.
LUNCH TONGUES,
3 tins at Bic. each. Single tin 33c.
ROAST BEEF, 1 ID. Tin,
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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-02-28
When Feeding Steers

A Cheatham County Farmer is feed
ing cattle that weigh 600 or 7OOp ounds.
He is feeding them corn, hay, and cot
ton seedmeal.
He is finding that he can feed steers
about 5 pounds of cottonseed meal a day
but had to lead them gradually up to it.
With soy bean hay he is not able to
feed more than 81 or A pounds Of cot
tonseed meal day. He started with
l pound of cottonseed mes day for
the first week.
For feeding cattle with silsge l pound
of cottonseed meal is worth 2 pousds of
corn but is perhaps not worth quite as
much when fed with soy bean hay.
Corn canoot proftably be fed cnless the
cattle are of very high quality and would
sell pretty we'll at the topof the mark ct
when finished.
II all the manure is saved carfuliy
one can get back three-fourths Of the
original value of fertilizer value Of
cottonseed meal. This would amount
to $40 to $45 per ton.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-02-28
| will have seed potatoes and plants
for sale at nv wagon. L. Lipsky

will have seed potatoes and plants
for sale at nv wagon. L. Lipsky
Since the last issue of The Falcon
went to press death claimed two mem.
beers of the Kee family east of this city.
Mrs. J. L, Kee. widow of the late l..
Kee died near the end OF last week,
and her son. Luther, who make his home
with his mother died on Monday this week
both from the effects of influenza and
complications that followed its attacks.
Mrs. Kee was at an advanced age with
a number of children. all grown, her
son just in the prime of young. manhood,
widower with several small children
whom he leaves to the tender mcrcies of
the world. Good, hone. t. straightfor-
ward people, whose friends Join rela-
tivss in sorrow for their loss.
DUR0C gifts Best bunch ever
owned, bred for March farrow to Chief
Gano and Orion King Model. PRICING
them so they are sure to make money,
whether for fancy breeding, stock or
meat. All regist red and immune, $50,
SIS an $780, T. A. Norman. If
A Washington party was given at
the Presbyterian Manse last Friday
night by DR. AIbright's Sunday School
Class at which large nun. DER of their
friends had most enjoyable evening.
Mrs. Ora Burton was dressed in Mar
Iha Washing ton costume with hat trim.
med in cherries, real cherries which
were plucked snd eaten by the male
members of the party Games, music
and other past times filled up the mo-
ments, one of the most interesting
being mystery Box" which was
held by MRS. Washington" and others
present guessed at the contents. Mrs.
A. c. Montgomery was the winner,
guessing 1t box of eggs. as it was.
Sandwiches, coffee, pickles, etc.. made
up course of delightful refreshments
at the close of the entertainment and
the guests departed wishing February
% came once each month.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-02-28

Mrs. George Green of Covington ar
rived in this city about the end of lasl
week for a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
J. L Mavo, ard the new grandson
DO few days before to Mr.. and Mrs
Mayo,
For SALE Silver Laced Wyandotte
eggs for Matching. 81 so for Is. Fine
laying strain, W. 7. Logglns. 9-l5
Fountain T. Ivy who returned recent
ly from service in the Air Service and
was carried to a hospital in Memphis
has so far recovered as to be able to
come home last Saturday and is now
with his sister. Mrs. e. M Reames, in
Somerville.
Last Sundays Commercial Appeal
announced the death at his home 10
Memphis of Mr.. F. C. Pope who left
here last year and moved to that city.
He married Miss Susie Catron several
years ago and spent number of years
in and near Somerville.
WANTED-Rcliable man to repre-
sent US in the sale high grade monu-
ments. Right man can max e good mon.
ey, Acme Marble and Granite Co.,
Canton. Ga. 2-28
Mrs. Eva Ruffin who will be remember
ed in this county as Miss Eva Tharp.
daughter Of the late Hon. H. B. Tharp,
has engaged board for herself and
little daughter at the J. M. Hull home
with Mr.. and Mira. Buford and.a few days
ago took up her home there.
Mrs. r. B. Young returned home
this week from Memphis where
che has been for some time with her
little son who underwent an operation
for removal Of adenoids. which operation
was entirely successful and the little
fellow has about recovered from the
effects.
Miss Pauline Lipsky was carried TO
Memphis last Monday where she under.
went an operation which was success
fully performed and when asked about
her condition Thursday morning her
father. Mr.. Louis Lipsky. stated that
she was improving and getting along
nicely.
HALF AND HALF OTTON SEED
Carefully saved from cotton that
made turnout of AZ per cent lint. $3.50
bu. sacked. T. A. Moormsn. If
DR.. Edmond Bennett who has been rec
tor of st. Thomas Episcopal Church
in this citv for more than year past
preached his last sermon here last Sun.
dav night and has left Memphis for
Birmingham, where be becomes rector
Of me of the largest AID most influen'-
ial Episcopal churches ofthe Diocese Of
Alabama.
DR.. John Morris left bic home here
the fret of the week for New Orleans
where he will be for some weeks TAX
ing special work and doing special study |
10 his professional lines. After he hss
completed these studies. it is said. be
will return to this city and again locate
for the practice of medicine. which
he left to 60 into the army medical ser.
vice nearly two years ago.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1919-02-28
ann illlnIIllmIIuIl uDnanInlnInlIIIlaI
cAl AND PERSONAL
IIIIlnIlIllllIIIlnlnunlIlulIIIIIllllnIlItIlIlIl

Recleaned Burt Oats for seed, SLIPS
per bushel. M. l., FARRIs, Somerville.
Mrs. r. W Srssnms was guest of
relatives in Memphis for a few DAYS
this week.
If you want Cream Bread, go to Som
ervile Bakery. (AdV)
There will be preaching at the Bap.
fist Church next Sunday both morning
and evening.
Wanted wage hand and share-crop-
per. Early King Cotton seed for sale.
]. B. Claxton, Route 2. 81
Mrs. Aubrey Harvey is spending
few days with friends in Memphis this
week.
MIR. W. d. Curtis of Jackson spent
couple of days last week with MIR. and
Mrs. R. L. Feeding and little brother
Albert Curtiss, of this city
Mr.. an dMrs. ]. L. Mayo had born
to them last week baby boy. who has
the good wishes of his parents many
friends here.
A few bushels of home grown Cali.
fornia table peas for sale at S. per
bushel. W. T. Loggins, Somerville. If
Little Miss Elizebeth Higgins Of
Memphis was the past week end guest
of her sister, Mrs. David Murrell In
this city.
Miss Kate Riggs, teacher in the pub.
lie school, has been seriously III with a
relapse of influenza. She 10 recuper.
ating rapidly now and will resume
teaching at an early date.
A. H. Washington and daughters.
Mrs. BIZ Bailey and Miss Ella v. WASH
ington. of Memphis were guests the
past week end of DR.. and Mrs. J. s.
Washington.
Fall grown Triumph seed potatoes for
sale. Grown at home So per busbel.
w. T. LoGGINs. Somerville. II
News came to Somerville Thursday
of the burning on Wednesday Of the
residence of W. L. Baxter near Willis
ton, together with practically the en-
tire contents with no insurance.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dav who have
been at the home ~ her pare nts at
Meridian. Mississippi. came to Somer-
vile recently and are with bis parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W G. Day near this city.
For SALE Klondike Strawberryl
plants 8, $40 per 100 d. N. Psrham.
Grand juno ton. Tenn. SH
ID. J. Douglas who recently sold bis
farm east of town and went TO S Louis
has bought the home Of ]. II. Webb IN
the eastern part Of this city and will
make It his home in the future.
FoR SLE-S Sorghum hsy. $3.50 per
ton "a straw. SIS. both baled, Will
thresh sorghum seed for the public on
Tuesday and Friday of each week. J.
A. McNabb & Sons. Route |. 81