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The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23

folks there. and a roliicking good time
was had BY all
Alex coy1e came home Sunday from
Little Rock where he and the other
commissioners Of the Jefferson High
way spent a pleasant afternoon sign
ing road bonds And in the meantime
the good roal1 is getting nearer to
Grannis.
Jesse Herring moved 10 Oklahoma
last week, and Bill Frachfseur Is
threatenin' to move at any time. and
they both viii be coming home like
Mary's little lamb about the time the
hot winds hit them next July.
Little Miss Frankie Pearson was
hostess TO a number of her friends last
Saturday. the occasion being her
eighth birthday. or course all the lit
tie folks had an lawfully nice time .
and ali hope she viii have another
next week.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
vANDERvooRT vERITIEs.


Mrs. Lawrence Merchant arrived on
Saturday from Hackett and is visiting
at the home of her mother Mrs. Ada
Beauchamp.
Miss Marguerite Coleman was Shop
ping In Mena one day last week
Mrs. Henry Cecil returned some DAYS
ago fro ma visit with her daughter
Mrs. Vert Wish. at Cabot
X. H. and Mrs. skinner and baby
motored down from Cove Sunday,
spending the day at the home of Mrs.
Skinner parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ
Cecil.
Rev. n. o. Hornsby passed thru here
Sunday evening en- route to Hatfield
w. S. capeheart made a business trip
TO Paris. Tex. recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Warrior Hounsell and
children we're down from Cove one ev-
ening last week.
A pie super was given on "Wednesday
evening Of last week for the benefit 81
the school Proceeds afneaftees 10
s5517.
Mi. and Mrs C. A. Affholter and lit
tie daughter Mary Ouida, visited rela
tives in Cove Sunday.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
NOTICE OF CONTEST.

department of the Interior United
states Land Office, Camden, Arkan-
4 TO HUGH Y. MYERS, of Mena. Arkan-
sas, Contested.
You are hereby notified that Edwin
" Mills, who gives Mena, Route No !.
Arkansas, as his post-office address
did on September 10 1920 file In tIIs
office his duly corrchs-atea afulicaIfnn
70 contest and secure the cancellation
o. your homestead Entry, Serial No.
SW u and the NWh SEh. Section II
township l s.. Range 20 w, 5tk prinet
pal Meridian, and as grounds for hie
contest alleges that said Hugh Y. NV
lers IS not now residing on said land and
(, has not resided thereon within XIV
months last past. that said Hugh VI
myers made no improvements on said
lanu except to partially clear about hale
"a il. acre ana that his absence from said
aano was not owing to his service In
| the Army or Navy of the United ctstan
nor In the National Guard Of anv ~
the several states.
You are. therefore. further nofieod
that the said allegations win be talfen
as confessed, and your said entry viii
Pc cancelled without further right ~
pc heard, either before this Office a. nn
,3l II YOU fail to file in this Office
WITHIN twenty days after the FOTfRTa
publication of this notice. Is shoevr
peiQw, your answer. under oath sneci
neatly responding ec these aifeeaflony
u NvnttoL together with due nronf
tnat you have served a copy or vonr
answer on the said contestant eifhe, ~
person or by registered mali -
You should state IN your answer tha
name Of the postoffiee to which Won de-
sire future notices to be sent Ia vo,,
q N, TREBLE. Register.
O. b. GORDON Receiver
pate Of first publication. September o.
Date Of second nuhtfra.t,
80 1920. S'''oh' september
,ss6 OF third publication. october =
Isss Of fourth publication. october IL
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
ROCKY RuMHLEs.

III G. Terrell and wife Of Potter Wis
tied relatives near Rocky Sunday,
r. r. Kerr, who had been visiting IN
Oklahoma, returned home Friday.
Sunday night al the Fl. G. Pollard
home.
Grandma MixeD, who died at Muse
Ok. last week. was buried at Rocky
Sunday evening,
Miss Eathcr Timer OF Greenwood. Is
visiting at the G. G. and 7. n. keer
homes this week
W A. Mfze left last week for OKLA
homa In response to a telegram stat
Ing his son was seriously i'll.
The Rocky ball team played Union
Grove on the Mena grounds SATURDAY..
and Union won BY score Of i 70 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Bales and Grady
Pollard and wife spent SUNDAY Ct the
VIII Nichols home near Center Point.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
ELM SPRINGS ITEMS.

Hay saving is the order these davs.
Little Denton Cearley Is reported
better.
Mr. and Mrs. vester Quinn traded In
Mena SATURDAY.
"A normal school of music is in ses-
sion at Pine Grove.
Miss Clara Ward attended service at
Pine Grove Sunday
Miss Monnie Rosson Of Holly visited
Miss Lola Cole Sunday
The normal school of music at Pine
Grove Is progressing nicely
Roy and Ivan Brock VIII start this
week for Seminole Ok. to pick cotton.
Bid Ward and J o. Rosson had the
misfortune 10 lose a horse and mule.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Cole spent sunday
a the Ebb Watkins home near Yocana.
Mrand Mrs. JAS Quinn have returned
from a visit with their son in Nebras-
Collier ana Roy Brock started sun
day evening for Oklahoma 70 pick cot
ton.
Mrs. Jessie Hall OF Mena visited her
sister Mrs. Ethel Cole. Saturday week
ago
Earnest cole and Hugh shelton are
making lasses for this community this
Several OF our bows attended the
dance at the Crawford home Friday
Miss Bell Embry of Holly Springs
was a Sunday guest Of her teacher
Mrs. Claud Brown
Denton Cearley. little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ella Cearley. is reported very sick.
DR.. Hilton is attending.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wood of Yocana
visited the JAS Quinn home Sunday.
business trip TO Waldron.
Misses Monnie Rosson. lfula and Bell
Embry of Holly Springs are attending
the normal at Pine Grove
Mrs. Martin Crawford has returned
home after weeks visit with her
mother Mrss Rosa Reed, near Holly
Springs.
daughters, Allene Harper and Norma
wyatt of Forum. ok. are here On a
weeks visit with relatives.
The Elm school closed Friday night
with a pie supper and program. The
pie supper netted s1215 for repair pur-
poses. The teacher. Miss Smith, re-
turned to Mena Saturday.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
EGGER ECHOES.

Several from here attended church at
Big Fork sunday
Mrs. la Philpot. who has been visit
ing relatives la oklahoma returned
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Rurl Gardner ~ Gerry
Ok came in LAST week for a visit with
DIR. PhiIpot and wife.
w. M. Wimberly and. son, Lem. and
r. L. Thornton. made a business trip to
Mena Saturday evening.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
BrG FORK BfTs.

Bro shunan and Bro Ahee will
Preach sunday might at Big Fork,
Miss Nellie eek who has been sick
for several weeks. Is some better.
Everybody remember next Saturday
Wesley Bowen viii preach at the Big
Fork church.
wards and Russell Simpson. came horne
on a Through, returning Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hass and chill
friends and relatives AZ Heath Valley.
Everybody remember. next SUNDAYS
singing All-dav session. lead BY MARI
on Taylor. Eserrbea* come ana hr,Hzt
your song books
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
For Sale.--15S acres half IN cuIt;v,

For Sale---158 acres, half in cuItiva-
ton, branch bottom, 10 head cattle
crops, binder, rake harrow, two-row
planter, cultivator. On main county
road, 3 miles east of Oden. All
fenced woven wire, meadows, cattle
range, good water. young orchard
$4,000, half cash. Levi Bonner, oden,
rk.-Adv. 36-4t.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23

Notice Is hereby given that the boo,,
showing the assessments Of benefsIss
D 1'Ia ,oafp nseg In Road Improvement
Kansas has been filed In my ofiice a "a
Is now subject to inspection. ana fhaa
ne same viii be heard by the p snae
Der. 1920. ". I. p41tr q ~ ocfo !
Clerk Of Polk Circuit Corsr.
AaY First pub. Sept. 49, 1920
Last pub. Sept. 80 1920.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-09-23
Wanted-Men or women to take or
ders among frieefls and neighbors

ueIs dHIUHg IrIeklis and nelRhD0fs
for the genuine guaranteed hosiery,
full line for men, women and children.
Eliminates darning. We pay so cents
an hour spare time or $24 week for
full time. Experience unnecessary.
Write international Stocking Mills,
| Norristown, Pa.-Adv. 38-6t.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10

p"Ss /" wuwu uVSt O~O0 vv000u01 0UU
sf.l. u 90. ~ ~, sis ~ ssch ewW osillfv
puiis's - " saeh Mvsl v v Mss1sNgo1S
thons xi.-t UkIaess~a CITY.
ROSS c',xE X I. REDs. bred : IT
Vieest atsa,a, eocksrsIs. %; pvlIeon k
y. Msisirr. 3:s " ii,h n.
uEr MORE elOt A.
hahs Ley EgG Tonic MAKES oean ~
Paf',euisrs free. C. 4. Newsst, ~
Creek. Okla '
SAFETY HATrH MEANS aArDTy M =
The most sanitary, sffietsat. ftss411
duratle Incubator, CdtAioe - ssSVG15s
Manufsessrsd and svsraaispA -
Morris MAINTAINING c., - - Q<4b
~ hENk and one roosass, nNf3 0VV101
Prize ofs, Walnut tetf. .
nsryiy,y, n. ,,,Ts ,,...s s..,,S ~ |. 49,
sns Maple lsse. illt 4see LII y
PROUD bull pvps cfomptS okl1V01 Il
where, 1iS. Rssislsssd, ~ r.
~ beekiey. psliAA IyaAs. f,
wANrEp--ros terrier " ~ IL.
nappy Maple lass w Il
roR sAt.E -rin.st loe Il GoSSS3
W have ever offered. eee6Qe(k
ana pallets Mhipp . rimble, q 4
!.hsnA chy. fAsss sftss eiSe 3 =, y ~
soR sAi-s--.ii yes.s sars ~
hens yins tcesfsfs. ale1 ~
sooas' VI W. u y. M s' y /. aH.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED--TO RENT

WANTED tltssfpUm modern. we'll
fpfhisbs1 apartment ~ ttr.foln flu.
ishsd hoga". ~ dftffshis couple, ftfsf.
shr'r I'rfsf tt'H ral1homar
Sc HhS1Lr NaIy fYtNsuai iUuisf, 3 q.
tnHn sp4f'mrni. 'pgtif, ~ Reed
Ilu'hlHa. IH.r
WASTED z. t,nt ~ lriffufb.n motor.
rar by Nff.t ~ M ram huusr
In Walking tstHH.H 10 tst btfp ~ would
bD u rf.'d ryhi Mapie 17ol.t
WAITED THE" VI ,tyon futn.sbrd
apHfiU'nt ig man and wife. no shl
ifsp. = " otlaifms1.
WASILb rH NJ tsfIto r.bruaty isi. I
L'fllllsLNi lstt H"us.t rsping tunurs
"r hrsiinrnt Win ts'n. quite pfirr aul
tD'H'..r rrf', OA'AI tat
WAITED 70 rEFT. rcrpsty ffr, r,
400 'Ehi room hYusH W'un uslpIFr
fH7h.e - otuhnWan HJIlding ',t
Na'rut 7ili
WILL fINY fatm 20 t8 90 srfss In cui.
I.HiIp1, tuy rth must he s,oI isnl
ehn f1Hdrta''y ri lrptut smspts afaf-
trtn.s, gpnUy - isn1 ard al psf'irui sfs
lr flt.' le'tsfI Es1 iufa'Iuh ana direction
frnm Oklahoma 'fy t.tf Obishonsn
nE 'farr tHls-. viii uuy furniture
~. ,Hro pkAt.Wsu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10

sssn ssiiA 1 AssAssSss I eIMSs -,
sssssse . vsrn&a uogsie oe6A - ~.
! vnHHsS HsS 49, ~ ssss'ss sssasiaA cSll
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ROOM WITH BOARD FOR RENT


ATTRACTIVE bedroom. prlsst. home
rafiNF va'".rR fHfsrgs D. 90 U.f vssl
J ~ fu"5n g.. tpaisf room - p'f wFsA
wv room, 81 rp f-frtrnre Mari. ti1
ron ELNT up,m ani hoafd Tor too
yputz men. s'rklIy modern. ilI3
LinND'1, ~. no Nat.a 1910
EN'ELLEtT rrH,c served. ug W~st
l9th WalhW h.ni
TAkE your meal. ai il4l y bfosds,y
l~''"f then jou Ert ut hone. .Nalug.
Sos
hi'E fI7t' ri-'rhs room with bosfs
sol " 'tr,asaw
hDAHp ma room ~ igl0 y Broadway
in' g.rti''n4n. sps, at cA's gwen o.
meats 'ofnflf'shlg home. gyod taf ssfy.
I.s. tf'sunfss
~ tiAtIiNk,h hsHt room, ,lsse IN, privst.
Ant's, two gentleman. eof couple en-.
ripi 81. trsSkfstt hni s..g d.hEsf. Wal.
"s, rot y We, ~
fNH iti.Nr-m0dsrn front room. ~lth
bfspktsst sBd O'Clock d.hbst CalI
Maple titI'J, - Ess, 9TH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10

AppiNu MACHINE SALESMAN WANTED
Manufacturers of tho Con,ptonetsr. ca
tahiish-d ss years busirers hirhly sur-
c.rsfuii need man between IS and IS
ysa's cid, preferably with accounting or
selling sxpefi~nos Eight veeks thoroush
training In selling r0mptomster Opor.
s'on, and machine Accoun'ins Expenses
paid during training, Salary snd cum.
mission proposition In the field. Call on
" V a'orehpgse. sii Patterson Blds
saturday. between pson and { " m
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0IRlA
0isis. educated, refined, sst svss 81
ysass ef ass, pleasiae appssrancs. sasarisd
,oad posliieN. ~ grade. Interesting
kibi.ANh lSCHUM BUnnAu.
Call hiss Lsasay. kspm re, Haekias
hetsi. Pnx.Ss.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
FURNISHED ROOMS ron pgNT
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT

n. 90 ....a . TH'.sH' .Has.assr ~
HisGLF ale, ~, pp.shsd f,sns. oil
.'l''u'' o." e.sInE distance ~
Wet ru BE-
r"o nlrHy fttIshtt haa,sss.rlrs
~ ~ 'ar lutl 'mIHG'i cDlpis
"HE ''y,.i! ,l"i ..,a hg,s'f',,,ros s''"' employed
fOh rE"1 1hrss ush, bou.ssstis,
sfpls 80 Uh N
Two nie. hoY.rs.prs tonm,, dose In
sills tlf Ns.t lff
Two iafre nlusaFcsrnF f..,us r.si o..
,H' 'n. ,l''e ~, eaIalre d.siAH.r Wal.
Fub rF"T Ba..s 4 nm b.o.,..pi1,
,"n', ai l " lfi Uf's' NaInat
rs" rstem fpnHh.a lsb, hous,..,p.
hf i'.Ws 4. msul~t couple 0nii. a.
Ni'lLi pm.,b.d room. 4nrlsa MN.
''s" 'l Wee l'h Maple lil'
I"" irb' h.u'fssI'ls loom. al
COMFORTABLE ttitoor ~'h kt,h.n
81 'es' sri 'bsf- home -iih lazy
ihors Ws,usf 'i,s
TiilLt ush' p',s..r.ns toom. MOI
.ern. seg'H hsn, sarfahos. natls iii1
1909 IS .it ~
Eyr rEsT N.t.In lght h.usssssplng
f' ~ - ''o " ,'h b.
uHt moe. ruHf trlss.sslIus room. ~ofa.
i.s f"uIr preferred rs " 1fi
hi .I..f flrItHsI ugtt hru,s. retIns
f.0us f0f faf' 81 vs. I'D ~. aay.s
ii'f . o.
4"' t.. lgl' housoksegits tyom.. 60
'.I.HFsi Inar'" Maple SEQ
tlt1 hHuAbWAi --yIf.ala Apaft.
nisE'r ora n.cs o!sag room, sfgpiaY.,i
e"'iH- preferred
InR utHf Lrhi nou-sgeopio. room "
sf~tna fOutn. ~ West ati
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
LaAiES
WANTED

sNBTr rinsr UEALTH AGD
ACCIDENT iSsuHASrE CpH.
pASf MUST NAVE % wtBr
AWAKE sALrrNES AT uStr
ron OKLAHOMA AND Ar
kANsAs. OrN ADr rSTH ARE
IoSiTiNEiy % MAktNG pHDu
100 tn l,an rEH WEEK THE
Oi.pEsf uEAi.Tu AND AccI.
DENT ISrVRAScH COMPANY
w OKLAHOMA. NO UNPAID
CLAihs IN uUN HOUSE,
WRITE rs ron INFORMATION
or CALL At f6S.s.1sp sc
Guilty, bLiG.. OKLAHOMA
CITY. OKLA.
A LOWER.
Secretary .Tf,ssvfer.
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roINu MAN
HIENOsh APilER

rOufu MAN
IESOshAPiiER 4a
~ 10 81 years Of ass. who 10 gradual.
Of business college. has ability and 10 sen
uinciy ambitions. can secure q poslti,n
With . large farm mortsass ioan company
the practical dstsiis Of the mortgage loan
business ana ob,sin rapid sdvants msa,
sith permanent posttion st sood SALARY
ThA 10 spisniid opportunisy fes . young
man of cha rae,rr sad ability - joia an
enieient up.to.dA,s oruAniaAtiea and 10
earn pleasant and desirable tias Of
business THIS al vii Appssr three timss
Apply 10 Mr. Hiii,
'ouM nRorHERs COMPANY.
Third Floor Grain Enehsas, Bids.
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MIScILLANIOUS YO1 lIHT

uALr Of siofsrcom fos rent. iSt 4
Harvey. Wainni 1855.
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COLLECTIONS

ANAOftAriON
| lAN Ari collections eyary~hsrs on
| lfiH'hiHEH bass. NJ collection ~ fhafga
| bet t"f rsufts given 3l9 rmufs iids
! A'pla i,l' phlahpmH tiiy OeIA
SITUATIONS WANTED.-FEMALE
WIN IN ns.f - % rrst eiAs. ,etefs..
~ h1W pr d1y. con Wsinui I17IJ.
| hiuhs mo- Yopf ,hlnon. nv. ,nsn,
| ''el mf'''tIy cote. spe,itI surnti0H
E''o n. o." ings.,Hl ami uDial d,tslup.
W'gi ~ fnnr 'ush. rfbFSf shd iuts
i"@"'hE 'f"niHEa che Lyfk ~ l..apl
e.lH.'t 'U.IffN any tEs g. psr w,,k.
~ 'N lHHr, NHte ...sr
N'hsE snof ra''fsnc. Wspie l03J
If'sT "sn'' ~srN '',riug'et htr home
Nsrle ai1s
WANTED ny competent ,i.nos.uh.r
Ahl "'',' F"'nan I'si'lou - private
! ,''i"iair 20 fias'Isni = rlRhls FIRM
wAsuISG ~aaul oj p s.aa.vsll
WAITED. Position ~ ,nrl-,sn, com
=, tihau.n itrHt All iHA 0psfarof
hiLAbPlArIfu win four ysits .r
rsHsn,t ~An's posli.4u. ,aibiy ~
Wsipui iLt7
WAITED T. sI,l.rKe ne comfort, u
home BY eii"fiJ s1uAn fuf light tlut,
ttTting dulles vfh tl.is'lan couple
~h'ts bo'b are rupIbcd I.lg OHla
hrWsn
A. sTpsfifbeed teacher want. tusnJ.u no
s'Nefn'as IA xrn1 h'ns A \, Usi.-
htrAn
rpslriuS WANGLb b, ya,su,s, E,-au
r-nrrft. Piedmont rl's
WANTEp- Hy cslnfci gIu wafk vastlus
silver CAN CO.. y lst r'
rDsiTlpN :" ,hNrllHfs.H'Ii.f. Guf -
town. TN yeafs 'trsrerrs - -. psla-
homsh.
TU0tptDuif Irts4s,i sirtaxtarr.
h'ft'a ..rNIT Dty Ghi CLp,oal t,f.
sf,rro- Ms'uiH Gtt
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The annual msssla6 q sas sssekhstasru
q tAs nssksess ~ - nlssssse sso-
!anv Wtl y Aese - ~ eeah aay 4
NssSh prss1vsve usisss.s clky. Ceis.
keuA. ~ ~ VsFpsep q s1eu16n0 to0Dl
u dis~ssesA ~ ~ ~ os0aSaee1u1 =
eeeA 4tkss tusasss = ~ DS1Os0V 80
bsessU w 0eeetAo, -
q esssstsass wllh ~ sV-laus e ~
seaoaay. eeeh sees6hei1ee = eI1oe1nn r
- -? y esessa = ~ y!ssy - 90
sisetsos. ~ q .0nHXo05.
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ow.AhTAp RATES

kfttcllvI OCt 10, Ipi,
~ week day flasaifisi sdysulslnS rhs
~ both rAp"is ~ nns pfif. Hundsy OAlA,
s""'sh one isHus sans Tais As ihs tWp
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
MaricOpa COzl11ty
 Really Board

One of the fundamental principles of the Realty Board is to instill that degree of pub lie confidence and respect which they merit in the minds of the buying and selling com munity, and to create more satisfactory rela tions between dealers and their clients. In dealing through an office which is member of the Realty Board it is satisfaction to know that you are dealing through a firm which is member of the National Associa- tion of Realtors
 The following firms and their salesmen are Certified Members of the Realty Board.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
For SaIe--Houses

ATTRACTIVE LOCATIONS room modern, fine old shade, on car line, S2250. $i00 cash. room and garage, N. E, a dandy buy at S2500. $500 cash. Brick peb. on E. Willetta St. all modern and up to the minute, $5oO0 5000 cash.
 These are all good buys. See
 w E. REGARDLESS
 31 N. First Ave. Tel. 4145 If
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
r Saie Houses
FURNITURE AND LEASE

FURNITURE AND LEASE Of best small down town hotel. 3l elegantly furnished outside rooms. Net income S1 GOO a month. A responsible party can buy this for SSs0O0 cash ans balance on good terms. See Us Mon day for this proposition which is bet ter than cotton.
 EDWARDS, WALL &, co.
 40 N First Ave. Room l If HAVE some good buys in small houses small cash payment; balance like rent.
 ACTION REALTY co.
 13O N. Central Ave.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

FOR SALE-At q sacrifice. 15o 1t by 150 it. corrugatcl iron warehouse with elevated concrete floor. all in good condition, located on lot l75 1t. by 225 it., ten blocks from center of town See
 Frank Viault at Phoenix Flour Mills
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
S7,50O

Corner location on paved street west Lot 7oX14O; Groom solid brick; also large screened room; all built-in eff fleets; oak floors, furnace heat, beauti ful lawn and shade, flower garden. etc. Has garage. Half cash to handle.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
S7.500

Located east, just blocks from Adams Hotel. SiX-room solid brick, pebble dashed: built-in effects; oak floors; three fireplaces. If you want something close in. see this. Street is paved. s3,000 cash will handle.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
S5,500

Located V. F. on 9th St. near Roose- welt; 5-room brick and screened room; all built-in effects. hardwood floors electric fixtures. hot water heater, ce- rnent porch. steps, walks in front and rear of house: cement driveway, ga rage. chicken house and yard; nice lawn. S2,500 will handle.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
S6.OOO

Evergreen Addition-NVc have Groom and screened room reinforced concrete house: all built-in effects; oak floors m elegant place; would suit the most .xacting Half cash will handle.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

The Maricopa County Realty Board is enter ing upon it's third year of activity. The incep- tion of this organization was 1918-at that time, all of the older firms in the valley, recognizing the advisability of cooperation and acting as unit regarding the salient factors of the real estate profession became members of the board New firms have been added to this membership constantly, until this year the Maricopa County Realty Board enrolls practically every office throughout the entire county.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
AGOOD ONE

15 acres. close in, choice land. good house, family orchard. 250 White Leghorn hens, good team; for quick sale.
 Five acres. 31a miles out, house and out buildings. well fenced, some fruit, good shade. Price $3500. Cash $2000, balance terms; location good. 50 acres, splendid location. good house. 9 acres in excellent stand Of alfalfa. A choice ranch. Call and see it.
 40 acres. sandy loam soil 20 acres plowed for cotton, 20 acres in alfalfa. fairly good house, good well of soft water, close in One of the good buys in the Salt River valley. ARIZONA HOMES REAL ESTATE
 COMPANY
 g West Monroe St.
 We cheerfully show property.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
For Sale-Houses
After a weeks cam paign in Expert Re- atty Listings, we of fer you
S7,000

Located 2 blocks from Center, ten hundred block north inside rooms,,2 screened rooms, built-in features, all hardwood floors, fireplace; a classy place; has cement walks and driveway, nice garage. East frontage. This is a great buy; half cash to handle.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
For Safe Houses
F or Dale - F1OuSeS Excellent
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West Willetta near North Central Ave New modern house of solid brick with co1icrete founda- ton, six inside rooms also a screened-in room. All floor ing is hardwood. Living and dining room 15X3o, built-in features, fireplace. Concrete basement. furnace heat Com pletely furnished with the best of furnishings which are new. Garage. Price $1o,500. Good terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
2-Apartnent Brick

Nicely furnished, within half block of car line. Price $4000, s1200 cash will handle; balance easy
 SEE SHAW KEYSTONE REALTY CO
 15 North 1st Ave n
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
S6.OOO

Located northeast; corner location. SiX-room solid brick and pebbledashed. | Ip-to-date in every way. Beautiful handle.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
S7,5OO
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 On the edge of Wentworth. 30 steps from paved Roosevelt we have Groom brick and 3 screened rooms: built-in effects, beam ceilings, oak floors. solar heater. and all furnished. $3,000 cash will handle.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

On McDowell, near Third street, north, a pleasant house of five inside rooms also two built-in screen rooms, strictly modern in every respect. Living and dining room 1Sx4O. Splatter dash brick. North front with comfortable veraRda. Plenty shade, etc, garage.
 Price for immediate sale S1350. Good terms. This is worth more money.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
A SNAP
SPECIAL

Here is home proposition which will always be pleasing to you and which Will earn highly satis- factory revenue for you. Sit uated in the choice residen- tial section of the city. Easy walking distance of the KeniI- worth school The different churches and down town. Large rooms and exceptionally well ar ranged. Oak flooring, buiIt-in features, fireplaces: woodwork of old ivory finish with which the finish of walls, lighting fixtures. etc, harmonize. Comfortable yer andas- A duplex bungalow. So arranged that each bungalow has all the privacy and conveniences or single detached dwelling on large lot. Separate verandas yard walks, auto drives, garages ana store rooms. Less desira ble situations are renting for s1O0 10 Sl3O per month. Either bun saIoW With it's garage and yard privilege would be snap at 800 per month, especially in this nelghborhood
 Concrete foundation. solid bric1 walls, -splatter dash
 Price for immediate sale s1o mn 1erns, $3S00 down, balance sss per month. including interest. J. ;. COLLIER, Mgr. City Dent Realty Co.,.
 Exclusive Agents
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Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
A REAL HOME

Central avenues best bargain. Large house, sun parlor and large screen porches Modern in every way Gar age and beautiful yards. Best buy south of Roosevelt street. $7a0O will handle, balance easy terms. This will rent for $200 per month. P. Q. Box eos, Phoenix. If
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

OWNER will build to suit reliable party, on desirable lot, facing south half block from Indian carline, Bella Vista addition, Columbus Ave. Phone 1901-S00S. If