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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-09-21

True translation fled withths postmaster At
Allwaukse, Sept IS 1918, as re1alrsa By
he act of October ). 1uL
The Coconino sun., 1919-09-05

Dr. and Mrs. Bazell, of Holbrook were in Flagstaff Tuesday, on thei, way back from Grand Canyon.
 J. c. Dolan, of the Flagstaff Lum- Der Co.,, returned the first of the week from a fortnight's business trip to Los Angeles.
 Miss Margaret Boenitsch, of Gin cinnati, who had been here for about two months visiting her brother Adolph Boenitsch, employed at Bab- bitt's, returned to her home Sunday
 Good signs bring additional busi- ness to live merchants. I'll guarantee satisfaction if you let me paint your signs for you.-W. H. Morse, P. O. Genevieve, Claire and Freddie Col. lins, who have been living here with their sister, Miss Frances Collins have gone to Gallup, N. M., to enter a convent school.
 Among those who attended the dance at Williams Monday night were: The Misses Virginia Lockett l, Lenore Francis, Mir. and Mrs. Wid nduueDduRn, Nile LOCkett, M. V. Du- mas and Irwin Francis.
 The Misses Marie Taylor, Mary Beckwith, Lillian Munroe, Marguerite Wyrick, Marbry Henning, Ruth Mur- ray, Thelma Harvison, and Katherine Beckwith were among the many who spent Sunday and Monday at Lake Mary.
 R. E. Taylor says he has the big gest pile of stove wood in this county, much of which he cut himself dur ing spare hours out at the homestead. This accounts for his superabundance of muscle and the ease with which he can push around the furniture at Sullivan & -Taylors.
 George Shugrue, a popular young brakeman of Winslow, and Miss Jessie Butler, daughter of Conductor But Ter of Winslow, a very charming young lady who stands high in the social life of Winslow, were married in Flagstaff Wednesday and left the following morning for the coast on their wedding trip.
 Sheriff J. o. Harrington and Under sheriff Wm. Hicklin went to Oak Creek last week and arrested Henry Gale and John. Roscoe, tourists, who had been camping there and catching trout, 75 pounds of which they had salted away in a candy bucket for fu- ture reference. Justice of the Peace Kidd fined them $20 apiece.
The Coconino sun., 1919-09-05

Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Power have re- ceived word from their son Lester ad- vising them that he expects to receive his discharge from the navy soon and says he should be home by Christmas. He has fully recovered from the eff fects of broken leg received several months ago.
 The leader of the band and one of his players, both connected with the circus, got into fight Sunday nightk Someone fired of a gun to call the police, and from that spread the wild rumor that there had been a shooting scrape. Police Justice Gilliland fined both men $10.
 Fred Grim, native born Flagstaff boy, has returned to Flagstaff with his family from California to make their home here. MT. Grim is with the claim department of the Santa Fe, working under Kenneth Gillette, the chief claim agent at Los Angeles. Glad to have you come home again.
 c. A. Keller and son Paul, and w. ]. Stevenson went to Mormon Lake Saturday, grimly resolved to show everybody, the fish included, just how much it means to have a reputation of being some pumpkins with the rod and line. They returned Monday night, eminently well satisfied with themselves.
 Miss Rell Gelder, bookkeeper for the Flagstaff Lumber Co.,, was ad- vised Wednesday of the death of her father, of Detroit, in Springfield, H., where he had been attending fam fly reunion. He had been sick only short time. Miss Gelder was utterly prostrated by the blow, and is at her home, in the Mansion House, in a serious nervous condition.
 Capt. Murray Brannen was in Flag staff Wednesday on his last tour of the road for the Fl Paso wholesale hardware house, and says that his home address after September 15 will be San Pedro, where he will take charge of the retail hardware store now being run by his father. His old friends over this way will miss his wholesome old smile, but wish him every success in his new home.
The Coconino sun., 1919-09-05
Local Brevities

Miss Lena Doyle went back to Mi ami on Wednesday to resume teach ing this fall.
 Maurice Smith, alias "Bonny," the cowman of Williams, was in Flag staff Tuesday.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. J. Conner spent the holiday at Williams with Mrs. Connor's parents, MT. and Mrs. John Juhl.
 Joe Bender's and J. w. Francis Studebaker cars boast new tops and paint, put on by the Switzer Auto Top factory.
 Lloyd Van Deren, prosperous stock man of the Sedona country, was in Flagstaff couple of days the first of the week.
 Mrs. John Verkamp and children went to Los Angeles Monday, where they will remain for some time visit ing friends.
 Mrs. T. J. .Fitzmorris, who was i'll during most of her six weeks visit in California, returned Monday, en- tirely recovered.
 Little Miss Gleeola, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Will Marian, is recovering from a very severe illness, having been taken sick Saturday.
 Mir. and Mrs. c. A. Black motored to Williams and back Sunday, taking along the Miss Sadie Gibson and Az nes Kahn and Jack Chisholm.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joe Waldhaus, Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Sykes and Guy and Gilbert Sykes, were among the Sun- day pleasure seekers at Mormon Lake Ed Switzer and his niece, Miss Ar delle Switzer, motored to Mormon Lake and back Sunday, bringing back some fine fish, which Ed says he caught.
 Leslie D. Rhea, formerly with the State National Bank, of Albuquerque, who has just been discharged from military service, got here the first of the week, and has joined the staff at the First National Bank.
 Sheep raisers got word from T. A. Stahl, Santa Fe railroad agent here, on Saturday, that they could begin on Monday to load sheep for shipment, and several of them took prompt ad- vantage of the opportunity.
The Coconino sun., 1919-09-05

R. H. Futile, division superintend- ent of the Santa Fe of Winslow, was in Flagstaff Wednesday short time on business.
 Wm. c. Huey; of New York City, is at the Weatherford, getting acquaint- ed with our city and people and decid- ing whether to make this his future home.
 Mrs. w. c. Bayless left the first of the week for Jerome to join Mir. Bayless who has charge of the peace officers for the United Verde com pany. s
 Mrs. Oscar Nelson, manager of the Style Shop, went to Holbrook Monday, putting some of her new fall millinery stock on display there for "a couple of days.
 T. E. Pollock has two big mounted eagles, which were caught on the San Francisco Peaks about seven years ago. They were given to MT. Pollock by John McWilliams.
 Justice of the Peace R. J. Kidd, and his children, the Misses Bessie and Lucille, and R. J., Jr., and Miss Fran ces Kapanke motored to Meteor moun- tain Monday, picnicing.
 To neglect painting your house is mighty poor economy. Brighten up it's good looks and make it last much longer with a good painting. I'll do it for you.-W. H. Morse, P. o. Box 1345.
 u n T:ll,,,oo af tho No,,, Ub;+o Garage, brought back new Rec truck from Phoenix Saturday, incidentally overcoming the freight congestion to a certain extent by hauling in it about 1,500 pounds of auto parts, tires, etc.
 Dave Lewis is rapidly acquiring the name of "Old Sweet Thing" because of his bee activities. This week he took of some 123 quarts of honey from his. hives and is exceptionally proud of the quality of the product of his bees.
 w. H. Power has resigned as deputy sheriff, his resignation having gone into effect the first of this month. He was a very conscientious officer. The conining nature of the work and per- sonal outside business demands had prompted him in resigning. = Oliver Jaynes, brother of Allen B. Jaynes, of Tucson, accompanied him on his trip through the northern part of the state. He recently re- turned from France and is recuperat- ing from the effects of being gassed while up on the front lines.
 Robert Sullivan, son of Mrs. J. C. Hester, who has been here on furlough for little more than two weeks, went to San Antonio, Tex, the first of the week, and expects to be discharged from the regular army soon, in which case he will hurry back to the "only town"
 Harry E. Wiltse has been added to the night police force, to help Jim Byrum take care of the downtown section, and does his patrolling with a big gun loaded with heavy buck shot. If Harry ever gets that gun into action he will at least raise an alarm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07
TAKE can Mn n

On Third ave. 70 uhe end Of the line.
or take any OF the thorofares by
auto going east TO i2th ave. south
on 18th ave. up over tho north
slope OF Beacon Hili, following tho
car line, direct thru Jefferson
Park to Cheasty blvd. Other
statesmen will be Mt tho corner
ready and willing 20 show you tho
best homo buys offered in Seattle
In a great many years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07

VIII be at the end Of the Beacon I'M
car line at the north end of beau
tiful jefferson Park with autos to
show you the pTopc rty. which ad-
Joins the park ut the south. only
threc-quarters OF n mile from the
end OF the car. with cement side
walks and paved streets direct to
and thru the property. this evening
until sac and all day tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07
$500

broom modern bungalow with sleep
ing porch. -Four years old. on
one-haif acre Fun cement base
mant Fruit. berries and shrub
berry. Extra fine chicken house.
One block from car line. Good
view OF Lake Washington. This
would make five 40-foot lots
which are selling in this district
at 5000. $500 cash. .35 per month.
Rainier ~.
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For the announcement or slth~r the
: sSs.n1f6n OF tho Beacon Hili car
line thru this new addition imme-
dlatoly or that In connection with
the property owners In tho city
buEsea to connect with the car
line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07

One block We have several Tin,
mountain view iot9 t0xi7o. facing
on a eo-foot street. paved 20 q 40
foot alley. at prices from 1850 to
300 each Terms. 800 cash, bal
nncc s. l., and IA rnontha Build
ing restrictions. $4,000.
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ruInHKx AVE

,i.ssOrBRissFfso AsxssA. ball
ance like rent New bum
galow facing Phinney
ave: good view. street
assessments all paid.
breakfast table: built-in
features; indirect lights.
lot 40x100 feet; no mort
gage: Immediate posses
sion. You will like this
little home. Why pay rent?
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RAINIER VALLEY BRANCH
san<H vrnDrsAxnw- ooLunnnA

s-room cottage. with bath and bsse-
ment on c0xi70-ft. lot. Has cleo
tric lights and gas Five blocks
from car. 1 block from Whitworth
school; IL bearing fruit trees. b.r-
ries, nhrubbery and flowers Good
chicken house. 1900 cash. tlb per
month and Interest Rainier 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07
-o,. asgrrrEn 9rErnrc

To-day we are opening our new Of
fices In rooms to II, Downs
Building. 700 Second ave. whore
In our larger quarters we will not
only be able TO take care OF our
many customers in our Hubdivi-
sions Jefferson Heights No. /.
Sea View Park. located on both
sides OF California ave. two miles
and one-half inside the city limits,
whore we are selling lots 50x120
fo- from 1850 to 1850, $50 cash
and $40 per month. Interest per
cent Also Maynard's Addition.
lying on the high ridge Just above
South Seattle, commanding n mag
nificent view OF the Sound. the
industrial center, the Olympic
mountains. where we can sell lots
+0S100. with graded streets, city
water. planked walks, at the RI
diculously low price of 1929 TO
sac. Terms. 10 per cent cash,
balance $40 per month. but will
also open up n general real estate
office with n fun force of compe-
tent statesmen. who will DO able to
dispose OF your holdings in any
part OF the city you may wish 10
sell. providing your terms a n q
prices are at market value
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Corner. k0ris0. 10 a sO.soot Alley.
commanding a view Of both ranges
OF mountains. facing on . fss-foot
paved boulevard. assesamen Mt .
paid: no tases TO pay until June
ist 1871. and NO believe that this
IL the cheapest and best corner
for the money 10 be had in the
city. building restrictions. t..soo,
house to be built Is feet back
from the front OF the lot. rs feet
from the side OF tn. lot. no Fa-
rage 10 be built except on the
alley. 10 feet from the side street.
or ns part OF the house at the
back tho same distance away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-07

| 90 EOn SNt<ts-NtaNb f<NtAiG
.nd sEu'wxrssn WIN ssnSst SIS,
nAncAiSs IN nouEsIr'rs
Tcsiso on Kinnoar place. near bth
w; unobstrueted view: $4,000.
stxiss. Highland drivc corner. near
Queen Anne ave: view: $4,000.
MADRoNA-vc-y fine corner on
ssth. near T. Union. soxioc; $500.
Also inside lot soxioo on Same
street near T. Pike: $4,000
IouE TEN ANNE-v,cw corner bar
gain: East side ioorffs; $4,000.
CAPITOL HrrI~-vlev corner. Caller
and :,rd soxiis: saooa
DENNY FuHRMAN-Fraakfyn ave-.
near Roanoke. sexioo: s.ooa
N. BROADWAY pIsrRIcr-west
side OF Harvard NJ near T. Bos-
ton: view. toIioe; $500.
VIEW coRSER-ssnd s and Dear
born: soxioo: u.soa
cAPrroL HrII--snap: earn: r.
Mercer. near end ~: sloea
QUEEN ANNr-Just off the bouis-
ward on w. Ray. near 10th w: :
street frsnsawcs; toxioc: ssoa
Ioea,-avas.SsnsN xAls1i hour
and is minutes from foot Of Madi-
son st: . dandy bungalow OF 4
rooms and sleeping porch. nns
place. . acres: practically water
front: fruit Of all kinds: we'll also
spring: hen house. etc; price for
10 days $500 A rare oppor,u-
nifty. indeed.
New s-roem bdsksf5x. just finished.
weocshed. ehieksa housa etc: 1
acre Of ground All planted to gar
den: Immediate s.sssion given.
- owner Is going away today: ~
have Just purchased this property
for cash. and We are In position
to sell on any reasonable terms:
IL you are Interested In . nice
home. large tract Of ground on
corner. city water. fine big gar
den now growing: don't delay. a.
IL win be snapped up quick
HorAfN-rAy MSF~ssFSM and
seattie-Evsrctt intsrurban; priced
from ssss to $50: some ar.
cleared
On brieksF7ss9 BtSsesss unlv.r-
si,y.
One to nvs-aFxAMets on go %
roads north of city about halfway
to AIderwood Manor.
Per acre: ehoieefSeacre tracts cas-,
of Lake washlnston.
offers thLrBsrSBpgAHMty in IN.
city for the man who really wants
TO own his own homo The lots
sidewalks Toms. ,io eash and IS
per month. We will furnish ium-
Der TO build house on SIS pay
ment per month. We have sold
several hundred lots in this beau
now. Yon owe IL to yourself 10
see this beautiful tract of land be-
fore you buy a lot five miles fur
Their out ut Lake Burien at 80 per
cent more money We don't have
n band or anything to give away
sunday, but after you ceturn from
the end OF the line and inspect
our lots and don't say that they
are double the value, we are pre-
pared to give you one. Get of
the Lake Burien car at 10th &. w
and Henderson St
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Purchases a lot 6.i,o. $40 f.s,
above the sea level. only three
quarters or a mile away. COM
handing view Of the Olympic
mountains 20 the west. Mt Rainier
and the Cascade range to tho east (.
butl dinE restriction. ~. 500
Terms ons-quartrr cash. balance
9. IL and ~ months. no taxes 20
pay until June imt. 1891: no as
scsrm1nta 10 assume street paved +.
by Ia the cheapest and best homo
lots In a restricted neiEhhorhood
ever placed on the market in Seat
tie In the last IL ycara
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one-auartsr cash. balance @, u and
"a months. purchases . lot b0xi.0.
facing Chsasty blvd, Jefferson
Park and the municipal golf links,
building restrietiona $4,000. No
assessments 10 assume No taxea
to pay until June lat. 1891.
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QUEEN ANNE BnAxCB
vou9TFENy2r 1ARez9SroS

81. s00-s35 per month. less than
rent. TO live in this fine 5-room
cottage, right on Boston street, in
best section of Queen Ammo Hill
There are fino large rooms. bed
rooms and bath. Indirect lighting
fixtures. window seats. basement
Nice lot. Paved street. Near car
line: In fine condition; looks like
new. Phone Q. A 355 for location
and terms.
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$4,000

&-room modern bungalow on nice
lot Buiit-in features Graded
streets: blocks from car line.
View OF Lake Washington 5000
cash. S25 per month Rainier II
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NEAR YORK SCHOOL
$4,000
MOUNT BAKER DISTRICT
$500

Scven-room home. with unobstruet-
cd view Of lake and mountainA
flno large living room. library,
dining room and kitchen on first
floor; three large airy bedrooms
and bath on second floor. House
IL Substantially built: furnace.
paved streets. near car. 800 cash,
balance like rent Possession
June It. Main i7to.
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,2.2so-pBg5aNsh a large
lot. with plenty OF fruit
trees. berry bushes and
garden space7 A Groom
house. with bath. electric
lights. Not like a new
home. but will make q
comfortable one. Good
garage on lot Reasonable
terms. Main 1i3f. HILL
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EN Y QNlE
rs FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
sef' seAshn Avenus
Ground FIoon
EXCEPTIONAL BUYs
81. oo0-Sinth ave, near Pine n n q
Pike SITS. 30Ii20 fee {: about
one-half cash; income now
900 per month.
81. zo0-Broadway. south of Mercer.
t5Ii0O feet; cheapest lot on
this fine thorofare
A.ss D.wa. a Co
hADhONA DlSIhlCT
t.2o0-A Groom modern h m e
with view: IL has just been
newly decorated. and Ia
fine condition, there are
bedrooms. sleeping porch.
furnace and fireplace.
Termh
B>hs D-st. a e.
FOUR ROOM COTTAGE
,i.ooo-on Ravenna blvd near
Cowen Park. only l500
cash and balance like rent
k~s. Dsrt. a Co.
NEW BUNGALOW
s2,s0o-Four rooms and bath. ali on
one floor. located on a good
corner lot. some view,
handy TO school. car. etc,
Terms about like rent
S~s. Davis A Co
w Alsi~lNsfo bON1AA-On
s2.T5o-Immediate possession OF
this broom bungalow; all
rooms and bath one floor:
full basement fireplace.
gas etc. fir finish with
open arch between front
rooms. only tz.75o. with a
ANAL cash payment
y.As D-ys a Co
SEE THIS HALF-AcRE HOME
s2.ooo--A s-room cottage at zoos
Court at. just west Of Raj
nier ave. and south OF
Frank High school:
ground ls5xls0 feet or
about two-thirds of an acre:
80 see H. or We viii take
you out Being offered for
$4,000. on easy terms
Jshn Dsvis a Co
BETWEEN ROY AND ALOHA
N.s5o--Seven-room modern house
on ~. broadway. II n a
large living and sleeping
T1gNlH. tlll cement bAte-
ment. fine heating plant:
exceptionally good con-
Htruction. Priced for imme-
date sale At $3.50
kehn D-wis a Co
COTTAGE HOME,
g. .ptvryoom ,t,yy IN
small level lot in a sunny
portion of the Mad-ona dis
trict block 10 school and
car. only $500 cash. ball
snce SIS per month. includ-
Ing interest. Not many Of
fcrs like this. Purchaser
10 assume balance on as
sessments- A quick sale.
x~As D-vts q c.
EASY HOME TO BUY
near Charles Terms to be
arranged Buyer w h o
makes own repairs will find
this an easy way to get a
homo.
SS~kn Dxvts a O.
HOME SITE
si.00O-Lot on King st. toxil: feet.
east OF Rainier blvd. Owner
leaving city. Fine home o.
apartment site.
A~.An D-sss a o.
SPLENDID s2.5O0 BUNGALOW
S2,500-This 5-room ngalow
practically as good as new.
IL has fireplace. fun base
ment bath; situated on a
corner lot. blocks from
woodland park. Very easy
terms. only one like this.
x-hn D.rts a C.
WATER FRONTS
We have listed for sale over 200 sep
arate watc- front tracts on fresh
and salt water In and around Sc
attic and Puget Sound district.
Ask us about the three following
specials:
TWO ACRES AT JUANITA. WITH
PAVED ROAD CROSSING TRACT
AND RUNNIN TO DEEP
WATER CLOSE TO MAIN
DOCK. 1880. EASY TERMS.
ABOUT 3 ACRES ON AI.KI AVE.
INCLUDES TIDE LANDS, NEAR
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oUN rWICTes
A. the opening sale Will ba eonsid-
erabiy under real value. for tho
purpose OF Inducing home buyers
TO Immediately commence tho
erection OF their house
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rs FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE


so1T HEAL HAHGAiys
~ ACRES 1850
GOOD SOL. SOUND VIEW
This IL q real bargain and
will be sold quickly Only 2
blocks from the beach. one
block off main highway; rs
minutes by auto from Seat
tie: between Three-Tres
Point and Des Moines Brick
highway. Yon should see
this tomorrow.
wAT1.HP1toyT ssAr
7-ROOM SUMMER HOME
$3.50: EASY TERMS
This little home Is on
lot about C0rfs0. only 1
block from fine beach. with
fine, level road direct TO the
beach: unobstrueted view or
Sound and mountains: on
GRADED road. Water piped In
road: only 20 minutes By
auto from Seattle: jitney
bus service right 20 Seattle
only 7be. n you want fine
place to spend the summer
months. you can't beat thiA
It's n real snap
NEAL srnuunar
WATTuYnoNT HOME ss-Sos
Only 30 minutes by auto
from Seattle. not far from
end OF Lake Burien car
line. 7-room modern home:
i7o-foot frontage on beach.
same frontage In rear on
auto road: electric lights.
phone. Fireplace: level ana
nicely wooded A fine place
for some business man It's
worth much more than
price asked
BUSINESS PROPERTY
ONLY sTr BLOCKS
FROM FREDERICK q
NELSON'S
$4,000. EASY TERMS
For Immediate sale. can
sell the lot for 5000: terms.
Is cash. balance In five
years At 6 per cent Lot
toxioo. on Howell st. cor
ner lot fully sxcavnted
bought lot Just around
the corner from this prop
syty last week and would
buy this lot also IL I could
afford IT. really believe
this property will take a
big Jump In price before the
year is over. From my
knowledge OF values In other
coast cities. can't sec why
property like this won't soon
be worth $4,000 per lot.
There are several large
buildings soon 20 be erected
within a short distance of
this lot Better SEQ me NJ
once and buy this snap
SOUND VIEW ADDITION
THE PROPERTY WITH A
FUTURE
Beach lots. with all tide
lands. from $500 TO $500. on
very easy terms Large
tracts 75Sii5 and s0xi5o.
with beautiful view OF Sound
and mountains. from $3.50 20
1850; easy terms: graded
roads; water piped to every
tract: electricity and phone
service: only TO 4 blocks
from end OF Lake Burien
car line
Don't fail TO visit the prop
erty. Follow the signs 20
SOUND VIEW ADDITIONS.
1--WE ACRES NORTH END
THREE ACRES CLEARED
$3.50. FINE sou.
EASY TERMS
Near Seattle Heights sta
ton on Everett Interurban.
about four miles nearer Sc
attic than Alderwood Manor.
This Is being sold TO settle
up an estate. and the price
Is very cheap. Better let
me show you this tomorrow.
uoU1.EvAHp Pam
FRoNrfSc A On
DIES MONIES
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rs FOR sAIE--REAL ESTATE

BUILDING htisfRitffoNs
In putting this beautiful addition
adjoining Jefferson Park on tho
market we made up our minds
10 put on reasonable building re-
ptrictions. so that purchasers
would not have their h o m q =
spoiled by shacka. garages, apart
mcnt houses. and other objection
able buildings and which would
assure rapid Increase In the value
OF tn. lots We also believe that
all houses OF any now subdivision
should each be the same distance
from the street line. that no ga
RACES for prisat. homes should be
ON tho front OF the lot. o. that
any house should bo built within
SIX feet Of the side lines OF tho
lot our building restrictions ar.
from $4,000 TO $4,000. enabling
those who want homo ranging
from $4,000 TO $4,000 TO have tho
same general surroundings as an
addition whore To buy the lot and
build tho house would cost from
$4,000 TO $4,000.
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$3.50

5-room strictly modern bungalow on
lot 6Oxi20. Full cement basement
Plenty of closet room On Ferdi-
nand street. blocks from car.
Terms can be arranged Rainier
a.
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GREEN LAKE DISTRICT
as.i50

Five-room modern cottage. with an
built-in features. HOT WATER
HEAT. Lot t0xii7. Driveway
and garage. Fruit and shrubbery,
This snap 10 one-haif block TO car
and can be purchased on easy
terma North Tes-