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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11
ISTRIA'S DEFIANCE BROUGHT AUSTRIA
 WRATH UPON HER

The definnce of Istrir to Austrian n authority has been a constant mir acie. Of course. every new defiance an eaut new oppression. And yet the Italians did not seem to have enough of that sometimes spineless thing called common sense to bow meekly to Austrian rule and thereby avoid Trouble. By way of repr1sa1, scores of towns and villages wore stripped clean by the Austrian troops. Cop per brass, furniture, carpets, pictures, silverware. dishes. bedding, mat dresses and the beds themselves. all -wert The vineyards, olive groves and farms were "requisitioned-"
 Grain, cattle, sheep, dopkeys were taken away. The church bells were lowered from their places and sent to do their pious duty in more loyal parts Of the Austrian empire. Cloth ling of all kinds. suits, underwear hats, stockings, shoes, even the night dresses of women and the ten-foot strips of cloth in which babies are swaddled, were appropriated. The children of Istrfa have gone cold for three winters. The winter in Istria is not bitter-and yet there is con- siderable snow in some parts of the country, and during February I found heavy winter clothing, woolen trench socks and a greatcoat none too much for comfort. Meanwhile little tads sought the sunny places. dressed only in ragged shirt and brooches. their legs blue-black from exposure. Influenza and pneumonia have reaped heavy harvest
 Great numbers of the men were sent away to internment camps. Dur ing their absence, their property nat urafly ran into debt Under official pressure the holders of the mort gages foreclosed and the property was sold to Germans and Austrians. The victims of this little game, when finally released, came home only to find themselves homeless.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11
BaniSh Nervousness
Put Vigor and Ambition In- to n-Down, Tired
 Out People

If you feel tired out, out of sorts, de- spondent. mentally or physically de- pressed, and lack the desire to accom- plish things, get a 50 cent box of Wen delPs Ambition Pills at Hindle's Pharmacy or Joseph D. Hartigan's to- day and take the first big step toward feeling better right away.
 If you drink too much, smoke too much, or are nervous because of over- work of any kind, Wendelrs Ambition Pills will make you feel better in three days or money back from Hindle's Pharmacy and Joseph D. Hartigan's on the first box purchased.
 For all affections of the nervous sys- tenn, constipation. loss of appetite, Jack of confidence, trembling, kidney or 1iv- CT complaints, sleeplessness, exhausted vitality or weakness of any kind get a box of Wendelrs Ambition Pills to- day on the money back plan.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11
BANKING GROUPS ARRANGING FOR BIC CHINESE LOAN Eighteen Principal Japa- nese Banks in Financial
 Syndicate. . WILL ACT WITH
 FOUR POWER GROUP Amount of Proposed Loan
 is To Be $10O,-
 100000.
11-r,Irhteen princiDal

Tolio, July 11.-Esghteen principal Japanese banks have organized financial syndicate for the purpose Of advancing a loan to China as mem Der of tho proposed new four power financial group. It is announced that the Yokohama Specie Bank will rep resent the banking syndicate In con ducting negotiations with the finan- cial syndicates of the three other powers, the United States, Great Britain and France.
 Representatives of the so called rBis Eight investors in China. comprising the firms of Mitsui, Nit subishi, Okura, Kuhara, turukawa' Routh Manchuria Railway Sino- Japanese Trading Co.,, and the East ern Asia Industrial companies, have submitted a joint statement to the Minister of Finance and the Minister for Foreign Affairs saying that ob- 5ects of investments by the new evndlcate should be limited to the construction of railroads, the open- snzs of government highways. and works on rivers and canals. All other undertakings. they declare. should be left outside the sphere of the new syndicate.
 IL has been stated that the amount of the loan which banking groups of the United States, Great Britain. France and Japan are to make to the Chinese government probably will be about s1O0, 100000, to be paid in four instailmsnts of s25, 100000 each over n period of years The proceeds Of the loan. 1t has been stated, will be used for the building of railroads and for the general economic develop anent of the country. Thirty-seven American banks will participate in tho loan
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11
TRAMWAY FARE QUESTION RAISES
 BIG DISC0NTENT
Fares In Some London Dis tricts Raised Over 100
 Per Cent.

London, July Il. - The question of the increase in the tramway fares and also those of the motor omni- buses has caused widespread dfscon- tent here lately. In some instances the fares in London and the surban districts have been raised more than one hundred per cent. over those charged in pre-war days.
 The result has been that public opinion has been worked up to such an extent that nearly every day Lon don Members of Parliament are ask ing questions on the subject in the House of Commons and deputations are frequently seeking interviews with the London County Council and the omnibus companies concerned.
 The first step toward the increase was the abolition of the half penny fare and 1atterly the reduction of the distances which could be traversed for the penny fare.
 The companies declare that the increase Is necessary to meet the ex- tra expenses which have occurred by the worlSmen's demands for shorter hours and more pay. The public al- leges that the additional cost of run ming Is made up by the extra fares taken since hostilities ended.
 An interesting sidelight on this is provided by the accounts of the Glas- sow Corporation Tramways in the next largest city to London. The year that has just closed has proved record for the city. Prior to the war the fares were the cheapest in the country and have since been maintained as before. The revenue for fares for the year 191S-19 totalled .5O0, ,00O pounds, an increase of 123,- coco pounds over the year 1917-1S 1o frr iad creased by over 8, ,0OO, 600. It is stated in the report that 60 per cent. of the increase came from the half-penny fares
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11
NETHERLANDS
 NON-ADHESION TO LEAGUE ERROR

Berne, Wednesday, July 19 pr. Felix Calender, former president and head of the political department of the Swiss government, speaking at a conference with the press on the League of Nations today said he was convinced that the non-adhe<ion of Switzerland to the league and her consequent political isolation, would be a great error.
 The league founded at Paris" he
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11
ROLSHEVIKT HAVE
 COUNTERF FITTING
 PLANT AT ZURICH

Geneva, Wednesday, July - The police, having discovered. that the Bolsheviki have been operating a counterfeiting plant at Zurich, have made a number of arrests, among the prisoners being a German named Brogmann, who Is said to be the ringleader. Notes, large quantities of which were American and Eng fish. were seized, their apparent face value being several millions of pounds sterling.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11
ICE RATIONS IN
 PHILADELPHIA TO
 CONSERVE SUPPLY

Philadelphia, July 11-This city Is to be placed upon a restricted Ice ration by agreement reached at meeting Of manufacturers and deal- CTS. This is said to be necessary in order to avert an ice famine. Deal CTS in meat, milk and food products are exempted and the agreement does not apply to any hospital, sana- torium or to any manufacturer of ice cream
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11
CITY CLERK HAS
 BROKEN WRIST

City Clerk Alex H. Robinson is ex- pected to be able to take up his of flee duties in n few days following his incapacity since Wednesday be- cause of a broken wrist. MT. Robin son met with the accident at his home. 451 Seaview avenue. and is re- covering from shock incidental to the fall.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11
Women and Misses


 women's and Misses All Wool Serge Suits, belted model, button trimmed, Pongee collar satin lined Navy only. Value S25. SHA ca | Special ....................... >S f.~o Womens Misses Dresses n Taffeta, tunfc models white Georgette collar, Sport models in checks Value s29.75. &TA 0E womens Misses Dresses, lowered design, also stripes Value $5-9S. ga co Special Women's and Misses White and Flesh Georgette Dresses beaded models Value s24.so. &1A 06 | Speclal women,s stout dresses in silk popln, white with and taupe. Value s25.oo. Special. >0 0A-T.O~ s hs r @ es Value s145O Special EXPERIMENTATION. Vos0c women's and Misses Capes coat front roll collar | Special ~A women's and Misses Dolrnans button trimmed large roll collar. Value s345O. &00 oE Misses. and Juniors, All-wool Serge Coats high waisted effect, white collar. Value s15.00. co oG Womens and Misses Georgette waists em- broidered front Value s45o. &0 QS womens and Misses voile Waists. roll 0Sc lar. lace trimmed. Value s1.50. Special. ~o~ collar with belt. Value s2oo G1 go women's and Misses Sweaters tuxedo model belted In all colors. including black. Value 60 QS women's Misses Maraboa in Natural rC OF and black. cape model Value s1O. Special >~O.0S Women's and Misses Combinations. Value oE~ $1.5o. Special ~~~ Women's and Misses Canisoles, pink satin. oE~ Value $150 Special ....-.............. ~~~ women's Night Gowns c4 Ao Value s2.00. Special ........... 0A .>f0 | women's and Misses sIip-on Sweaters in CD OF new co1ors Value s4O0 speciaI 0<.SS | Womens and Misses Satin Petticoats flow OF cred founce Value s1.5o. Special. ...... 0SC | women's and Misses Bathing Suits G1 co Womens and Misses Jersey Bathing rg n oe Suits Value s14.sS. Special VAO'Oo
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11
STREET DANCING
 STARTS JULY 23

The Board of Recreation has ar ranged a program of street dancing which will start Wednesday night, July 23, according to announcement made last evening. Dancing will take place between the hours of s and 10 in the evening on Spruce street near Hancock avenue.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11

Families or individuals whose daily needs have not exceeded 25 pounds of ice may have this weight served, if in the opinion of the icemen, such portion Is necessary. All other con- sumers must submit to a reduction in their daily supply from 50 to 76 per cent,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11
NO DECISION
 IN GYALOG CASE

Decision was reserved yesterday afternoo min the suit brought by Eliz- nbeth Gyalog of this city against her son Paul Gyalog of Darien, to recover a deed to land in New Canaan, which the mother says aPul Gyaloe obtained ay- fraud. The son claims the deed was given to him by his parents
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11
HIS PROTOTYPE,

"All did" said the profiteer, Twas to take advantage of an opportunity"
 Well" answered the patriot that's all Captain Kidd used to do." Boston Transcript
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11

Tho eating of the new fruit is keenly enjoyed by the boys as long as it remains in the indizestibIe stage.
 If you would just as soon pay the high prices that will prevail as soon as the sale of fall goods is thorough ly on, don't bother to read the ad- vertising that appears in the col umns of the Times.
 The favorite way to cool off on a hot summer night is to dance I numbers at a summer resort hop.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11

said, lis imperfect and should be amended, but, nevertheless, 1t con- stitutes a work that commands re- spect and has an appeal as tending to facilitate the progress of humanity"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11
SQUEEZED OUT.

''Hensler is greatly perturhed over the Prohibition measures"
 "I did mot know that he was ad- dicted to the use of intoxicants."
 "Oh, he isn't He's president of a cork-Screw factory"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-11
BUSY EXPLANER

DO your constituents want you to explain the League of Nations?"
 "All the time," answered Senator Sorghum; 'I am some etimes tempt ed to call it the league of explana- tions"
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HENRY G. EWING COMPANY
sf.ATTTTs'S "itfsAATOUs"

HENRY e. EWING COMPANY
SEAT-rLE'> "itfsAAToHs"
wAILINGFORD
81. s0G--For this six-room bungalow
nearing completion. IL has three
bedrooms. complete bath. fire
place. hardwood floors. cement
laundry trays. etc. We can de-
liver this for ONLY 81 900 cash
and moderate monthly payments.
wALLIscroRD
s2.s00-on easiest kind OF terms.
six rooms. four bedrooms, com
plcte bath room, cement walks
and good basement. ONLY one
and one-haif blocks from paved
street and good car service. IN de-
rirable ncighborhood and a GOOD
BUY. Nst~ 7taA H-6a
BEACON mn
S3,fOO--N snappy up-to-date bunga-
low OF four rooms. on lot 40x
100 to an alley The dining room
and living room are combined. a
very bright. pleasant room with
hardwood floor and fireplace.
Kitchen H. large and light Break
fast nook and buiIt.in Textures.
Tho linolcum and range go with
the place The two bedrooms are
on the corners, each having two
windows There IL large con-
pipod for furnace The lawn is in
very good condition. a great num-
Der Of flowers blooming In the
yard THIS L. "A very pretty home,
both inside and out. and is a post
tive snap. only $500 cash. Main
1894. H-93
HEAn SEWARD Farm
,3.350-View bungalow. Four very
pretty rooms. Large living room.
two bedrooms. nice kitchen with
breakfast nook and an up-to- dat q
bath room. Large light closet.
Pressed brick fireplace and good
basement. This bungalow is Just
compile &c and ready to move into.
$500 cash. balance Sa5 per month
Including interest, See us early
regarding this bungalow. "a some
early. Size OF lot 40xi2O Listed
exclusively by us Main 1894. L-33
WOODLAND PARK DISTRICT
sS,0o0-SiN-room house. Baseme Mt.
Laundry trays Unobstructible
new and well kept. Can make
easy terms. Main 1894. J-52
ross DISTRICT
81. GOO BARGAIN 4 cottage with
five rooms and bath on first floor
and three rooms partitioned In
the attic but not plastere Good
light One-half cement basement.
View overlooking canal. Close In.
Handy Go municipal car line $500
cash viii handle. The balance at
$40 a month Including interest.
Main 1884. HOB
s2.25n. $3.50 Cash
SlN-room house, one and ono-half
blocks from Meridian car line. Two
lots. All assessments paid. This
house is worth more money, and
should sell Immediately. Who
wants it? Main 7i34. o-23
HENRY c. EWING COMPANY
100 Ataska HldK- Mntp y13&
eSERvIgI1r
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somE nsnGAIs

Seven and one-half acres good
land near Sunnydaie. One-ha1f
miles from Des Moines road.
Surface cleared. Five acres
fenced. Priced for quick sale 1t
One-fourth cash. balance easy.
Main 1i34
Forty acres near Monohan. east
side OF Lake Sammamish. about
one-half mile from lake shore.
Good stream runs through this
property. Part bottom land.
View OF lake.
Drnr CHEAP AT SO
per acre. This is a pickup for
some one Terms are easy.
Main 1894.
$1,000 buys Tract .. Block 1.
country Club Annex. right on
Country club road. A splendid
building site in an exclusive
district. Main 7134.
Ten or twenty acres on the Per-
kins road. Richmond Beach dis
trict Magnificent view. Great
chance for party looking for
country home site near Seattle
at very reasonable price. $500
per acre buys this. We know Of
nothing else for sale at THE
price in this district
HENRY c EWING COMPANY
400 Alaska Bldg. Main 713k
ssERvIcrr-
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sI-xse
A fine piece Of land. ionpio0.
all In fruit. berries and garden.
Good barn. chicken house and
a-rpom house. partly furnished
1909 cash. $40 per month. RAT
nior -,
t-rooTn cottage. on lot soSisT
leaving. $500 cash. SIS per
month. Rainier ~.
s=.oco
broom bungalow. two years
old. Two blocks from car Gas
1900 cash and tas per month.
Rainier -.
ss.G0o
s-room bungalows. on view lot
Extra large T-room. fireplace
and furnace onr block from
car. $500 cash. balance To suit
Immediate possession. Raj
New California bungalow. CO.
fnfrt haHTfrf Mt hutR-ir fTa-
lures 200 feet from Empire
Way. 1900 cash. balance like
rent Immediate possession.
Rainier ~.
FoUR-RooM COTTAGE
1850
on nice level lot, three blocks
from car. 1850 cash and t2s
per month. Rainier %.
We have three unfinished
houses on lots G0Ni2s. with
view Of lake Lots OF fruit
and berries The fret iR one
room house for $500. the Sec
ond two-ronm house for 1850
and the third - f-roon house
for 81 $40. with large chicken
house Very small first pay
mcnt VIII buy any ~ these \
hurry-up deal Rainier %
GRO. A. SPENCER a co.
uainier valley Branch
asia Ferdinand 81.
colo NBIA
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The best buy in King county--lo
acres level land. good soil: rs
acres partly cleared; house. barn,
chicken houses: orchard; IL miles
from city paved road; price $2.5e0s
easy terms.
Strictly a chicken ranch. 10 acres
good soil: bearing orchard: Groom
house: chicken houses for 1900
birds: brooder house with hot VA.
ter heat: cement floor: concrete
incubator house; water piped into
all buildings: price only 33,76O.
terms; improvements alone worth
more money.
MERRITT REALTY co.
III New York block
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MOUNT VERNON rAnM LAND

MOUNT VERNON FAHN fANb
We have some OF the best land in
that district which we are offer
ing in 10, 20, 40 or more acre tracts
on very easy terms. This land has
been pastured for years and has
good grass on IL now. silt loan
with clay subsoil which will not
dry out In the summer. Capable
of intensive cultivation. viii
grow anything green in western
Washington. All level. with
enough slope for drainage. WIN
take you up In auto without cx-
pense TO you. Go and return In
one day. Price $500 per acre.
Main 1884. J-52.
HENRY c. EWING COMPANY
200 Alaska Building Main 1884
@pERvICRr
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rHryyRT RIDGE
VIEW MODERN COLONIAL
sa.ss0fi--- ONLY St.=50 CASH

IS very classy home. located on
paved street. handy to car
line, with fine west view. Large
living room: hardwood floors:
fireplace. French doorB--every-
thing Of the best Three large
bedrooms Full concrete base
ment Immediate possession.
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gWN roUH HONE
DON'T PAY RENT

swN rouR HONE
DON'T PAY RENT
ti.Tse-s.rooms. no basement,
Lot 81 y sioe. assessments all
paid: $500 cash. $40 per month.
$4,000 -- T-rpoms: piasteres--
plumbing sud cellar. lot ak
100; ? large fruit trees. $500
i7.ioo, rooms. bedrooms: lot
toxi20; grand view: 1900 cash.
$40 per month.
lot teSioo Close TO car; 1900
cash.
i2.5o0--s rooms. modern except
basement. lot 3oNii0. Assess
$500 cash. SIS per month.
,2.eO0-s-room. completely furn-
iAhcd. good lot. assessments all
paid 5000 cash.
81 000--s rooms. modern and Mt
tic, Lot s0xi00. Close TO car.
$1,000 cash.
$4,000 rooms furnished Lot
b0Nas. Assessments all paid.
Garage. $500 cash.
ta.bo0--s rooms and attic. Lot
9bNiS5. View OF lake is fruit
trecH. 5000 cash.
$4,000 49, 6-room modern: fine
home. Lot 45Si00. New gar
age. $500 cash.
Sc. 900 - Groom modern. good
home. ? fine lots. ali In shrub
berry. fruits and garden. close
In. $4,000 cash.
;6.500-7-room modern. North
Broadway district. grand view.
Large corner lot. Paving all in
and paid. $4,000 cash.
AAsEv a SEXTON
1910 First Ave. Elliott 6af7
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y isthi uen@viese Casey. itra ittA
ave Muftsl Tfichsy. ftis y union
- Mrs william PHILIPPE csc iiri-
mont ave * stella liarEFAvs. re
stfh ave- Nrs - v HAT ttGt
ttih ave. e. C. Holman. winslgw.
WASH ars A G. Hotinsan. 1fsF
stth ave. 8 W Helen Maiihss. sels
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$500 CASH

II you want to be Independent and
own an attractive home we have
an EXCEPTIONAL bargain for you.
4 rooms. spacy bath room. pantry
and n nice kitchen. House is To-
Gated on a high terrace overlook
ing Green Lake and the city. Flow
ers In front and n lawn in the back
OF house, also a garage and wood
shed. Lot is 30xt20 to alley. Elec-
trio light and gas fixtures, also "A
new gas heater in bath room
Neighborhood In select and only
minutes to car line. IL you are
Interested call and see us. Price
s2.750.
REALTY. NC
ffz New York Heck
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I HAVE

so quarter-hcre tracts. 1856
$40 down. So month.
so haif-acre tracts. s37s-tzO
down. $40 moath.
co one-acre tracts, s752-f25
down. ti2.50 month.
HAVE THREE BARGAINS
IN HOUSES
BARGAIN NO. l.
Acute 4-room house with bath
and beamed ceiling; on u acre
OF ground. with pigs. chickens
and furniture: / block from car
and pave ment. price only $3.50
1900 down. $40 month.
BARGAIN NO. p
u acre OF ground with a .
room house. / block from car
and pavement Price only s760
800 down and SIS month.
BARGAIN NO. 3
ENop 9~fNpUl mouse on -
acre OF ground, blocks from
car and pavement. Price $1,000
800 down. SIS per month.
NO PAYMENT WHEN SICK
60 DAYS GRACE on EVERY
MONTHLY PAYMENT
HERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY
CAN YoU RESIST 1T,
COME TODAY, TOMORROW
OR SUNDAY
Automobiles leave my office
every day at 1870 n m. / 40 y.
m. and 3:30 .. m.
". ". NELSON
EOS Boston Blk, IT'S and. Ave.
Telephone Elliott 1887
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y FOR sAI.E-REAL ESTATE

20 FOR SAIt~--RtstL ESItIE
u.Hes
5-room modern cottage. fun open
plumbing. electric fixtures and
shades: lot toxii5 Rainier Beach
district: i0tf9 teth ave. = un-
obHtruetibfe view Of lake and
mountains. $3.50 cash. fss month.
Including Interest
81. 100--t-room modern cottage: Rat
n,er Reach district. : rooms sec
end floor can be finished later;
open plumbing electric fixtures
and shades. excellent view Of lake
and mountains. and away from the
noise Of the city. $3.50 cash. bal
ancc iik. rent. Call and investi-
agate.
t5,2Oo--On 18th. near Charleston.
West Seattle: 8 rooms. cement
basement. fireplace: buiit-in fca-
lures: shades and fixtures. All
the convenience OF modern home.
$3.50 cash. balance t3S per month.
interest per cent
si.so0-No. ssis 2tth 8 W. YounEs-
town: f-room cottage. This is
well built and an attractive cot
tage, and ir priced below present
day construction costs. Full
plumbing: shades: light fixtures.
buiit-in buffet bookcases. etc.
Immediate possession. tz0o cash.
balance fz5 per month: Interest
per ~~-'
NORTHERN BoND a
MORTGAGE COMPANY
SOS THIRD Ave
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E.2Do
IL NORTH Park. ono block from
paved road; fireplace. bath. cabl-
net kitchen; indirect lighting Ak
lures, garage. etc; lot 40x 100. this
is practically n new house and
good value. Terms. $1,000 cash.
balance can be arranged
REALTY. INC.
412 New York Block
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AT LAIxE FOREST PARK

AT LAKE FOREST PARK
One acre. and four-room house; has
electric lights and city water.
Now II you want a cheap place
here is your chance to get somc-
thing good that will sure grow
into money and at the same time
make you a good home. This place
is only S5 minutes from the busi-
ness center OF this city: II Is close
to good school. You can live here
and work in this city. 1t has Z
view of Lake Washington. Price
only s1.700; $500 cash.
THE DOUGLAS co.
LcHry BIdE. Vain 1850
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S-RooM BUNGALOW
This home, just being completed, is
modern and located on large lot
Just north OF S5th street. near
Phinncy ave: there is good gar
age. Call Sunday at 726 N. SSth St
A REAL BARGAIN
Located at North Park on n 40xl0O-
II lot, rooms and bath. This
home has paneled dining room and
beamed ceilings. built-in buffet
and book cases. Full cement base
ment, hot air furnace; fine cleo
trio fixtures; a splendid view: two
additional rooms could be built in
attic. We consider this good
buy and advise you to call at the
promises Sunday and see our rep
resentatlve, Mr.. Wolf. Cali at Sal
North 105th street. The price is
only $4,000, on reasonable terms
- REALTY. INC. -
412 New York Block