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The Home news., 1920-06-04

Make Your Money Go Farther Telephone Toll Service Rates are based on the cost of furnishing the service. 'Station-to-sta- ton'' service is less expensive because the tele- phone company is not required to locate particu- lar person.
 By using station-to-staton'' service when it will answer your needs, you save 20 per ct. further savings can be made if the time of day when the traffic is ightest is chosen for a call
 "Station-to-Station' calls between 8:3O D. m and midnight charged at Evening Rates" and the cost is about 50% less than the day station rate, if the day rate is 50 cents or more Station-to-Station, calls between midnight and 4:3O a. m are charged at Night Rates and the cost is about 75q6 less than the day 'station-to station rates if the day rate is one dollar or Reduced rates do not apply where the ''station-to station' day rate is 25 cents or less
 Many subscribers are taking advantage of this service which is faster and less expensive Analyze Your Requirements and use station to-station' service when possible.
 To placea station -tostation call reach the long-dstan"e operator in the usual and say. T wish to talk to ANYONE at Main 578 Memphis, or-if you don't know the teepeone number, say T wish to talk to ANYONE at James Smiths residence on Main street, Mem phs.'
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The Home news., 1920-06-04
LGELS LIKE NEW Williams, 1885 E. 5., Colorado Springs,

.o., OUIUIduU DPI1Igo,
 ties: ''I feel lots bet ,,since I started to take Foley -.idney Pills I am 73 years old, 2 and as far as that trouble 1 am a new man." Foley Kidney Pills strengthen and restore the kidneys and bladder to healthful activity. For sale at the Red Cross Drug Store.
 Adv.
The Home news., 1920-06-04
HoMENAnNWe and Handle Sweet
 tato Slips.

~~ap Improvement Service.1
 z of slips should be de- le ground becomes thor. This will vary from the last of April during the
 Most of the potatoes om the middle part of to the middle of June. planted later than this, | been known to secure, S/, part of the state, a good
 utting planted as late
 rop of seed potatoes ed by planting as late
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-15
Soran G.. Paulson


Soran G.. Paulson passed a.
way at the State Asylum last
Saturday, Dec. IL, 1920. He
was born in Denmark and had
attained the age of So years.
He is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Hausena Paulson of Min
neapolis. The remains were
shipped to Minneapolis Mon
day for burial. -: -
-8uy Christmas seals-s=.
Birthday Party
Mrs. William Thunstedt en-
tertain6d last Saturday after
noon in honor of her son Win
fields fifth birthday. Little
Hazel Urdahl shared honors
with him, she celebrating her
fifth birthday also.
A large birthday cake with
ten candles was the table dec
Grafton, where ten small guests
enjoyed a five o'clock lunch.
Buy Christmas 1sals-
Fine. Christmas Cards foe
sale. Your name printed on
them to order. Supply limit
ed. S. lverson, 81 3rd St. CT
ty. RI
Buy Christmas 1eals-
Mrs. Minnie Gray left on
Monday for a short visit at St.
Cloud.
Mrs. Albin Selvig and Mrs,
Ross Higgins spent Monday in
the twin cities.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-15

A Christmas program and a
necktie social will be given in
Priam school house District 80,
Wednesday evening Decem-
her 22nd, at 8 O clock. Ladies
please bring q necktie and
lunch for two. .-*s H.. =: =. s
s Program: 81.
Song, Christmas Time is Come
Again, by School. s
Rec, Hanging up the Stocking,
Bertha Rusten. 10
Star drill bY Seven Girls.
Rec, Archie Gund ersorl.
Motion song, BY ten children.
Dialogue,A Christmas crazy
-. class. j. 81 cS 8
Rec, Roy Simmons. b.
Song, Shine Out @ Blessed
Star, by primary grade.
Play, Christmas msother lands.
w Earlandson
.*~ Clara Farley, s
] +. 49,. .::.s Teachers:
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-15

Mrs. w. K. Strawn and
daughter Bernice spent the
week end in Minneapolis.
Chester Swanson of Min
neapolis arrived last Friday
for a visit at the home of his
brother, A. H. Swanson.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-15
HAWcK

5EFza4s LA " MN
Dec. 13HelQa onson
came home Monday on the
train after visiting q few days
with her sister, Mrs. Lawrence
Christoff erson, at New ondon.
Rikka, Knutson who has been
employed at Willmar came
home Monday for q few days
visit. =ss.S 49,.
81 William Pelkey is now ar
sound saving wood. Jeremie
Hood is assisting him.
y Ernest Pelkey is5working for
a. B. Norris during the winter
months. |z :. ss5 ..1z..
John Jones went to New
London Friday after his car,
which has been repaired at the
.Stenba kken garage.
Big dance was given in the
sHawick Hall Wednesday. Mu-
sic was furnished by the Broo-
ten orchestra. ==,>...
Helen WEIGH who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. c.
5Overson, of Willmar, returned
home Monday. 8
The Hawicks Shipping Assoc
citation shipped a carload Of
stock to South ST. Paul Tues
day. All stock is being ship
ped by way Of st. Cloud in
stead Of Willmar.. a. B. Nor
ris went with the car.
John Jones who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. Allen
#Cofie and friends ct New Ell
Fington for q couple Of weeks
returned home Monday.
Cream was taken atsthe New
Hawick creamery Saturday.
w. q. King has been hauling
coal for the Hawick creamery.
"A. b.. Norris purchased q new
Ford car the last Of the week.
Religious services were held
in the M. d. church Sunday
R. H. jackson and Russell
Gesell autoed to PaynesyllA
Thursday.
Clara Jones who has been.
employed ct Sioux Falls came
home Sunda
Rev. r N. Find ley conduct
led religious services Sunday IN.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-15

Atty Henry Young spent
Saturday in Minneapolis on
business.
Mrs. Earl Maui returned
to Minneapolis last Friday.
While here she visited with
Mrs. S. H. Larsen.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-12-15
OUR BASIsE
SIZES AIR VICTORIOUS
II. s. Girl & int Iruunce lIaynrd
Girls il First Played

.N4O0x1yas 0AVNY6sE Ulk8Js tn AVk08E
girls were masters Of the situa-
ton. The game was played
previous to the boys game be-:
tween Willmar and Maynard
quints. Miss edding, coach
Of the local girls team referred
during the first half. Neither
side succeeded in gaining
points thru free throws despite
the numbers Of fouls called,
The first hal period ended
.20-2 in Willmar's favor. Ruby:
Bitterness Gagged ~ baskets and
occupied the brightest stellar
position. Eleanor De La Hunt
and Vella Lundquist esch were
credited with 2 baskets. Due.
to the factsthat the gym at
Maynard was SO far below
standard measurements, re-
turn game will be played here
on Jan. %, 1921 The follow
ing was the lineup:
F.. De La Hunt, center.
V. ,Lundquist, l.. forward.
{ r. Bitterness, r. forward. =.
& M: Peterson, r. guard. -
P. johnson, L.. guard. !
Substitutes Anna Overgard
and Ethel Monsonz were not
entered during the game.
-Day ohx1stmas Doal1.->..7 2: 4
! Mrs. D. f.. Hahn's sale Of.
hand painted china will start,
next Monday, every afternoon.
Al 4th Sc. So. * It
. Dec 13-Evan Eric kson has
been canvassing for the Red
Cross the latter part Of the.
week. 49,. .-.--> -.
Albert Jensen is acting as
temporary mail carrier on Will
mar Route A. ss4ass { 49, z.
NJ. J., Rusten shipped q car
load of sheepsto South st. Paul
Tuesday. w - g.. 80 :s.::.s -
I. EdEric kson, Jim and John
Mead spent a pleasant evening
at the Carr home Thursday eve
ming. sa<z= s.= r. =. =, ~. !.
3 Mrs. VIM McKensie made q
short visit at e. nderson's
Friday afternoon. ~. ~: s,l::s:
John Swenson returned home
Thursday evening after attend
ling the convention for the Dur
DC reeders at Mankato. ...+
Miss Clara Farley spent the
week end at the Clarence Ram
bow home.
Charlie Rainbow entertain
led a party Of friends at his
home Thursday evening". The
occasion was his birthday an
niversary ss. p. =
The Fred Portz family en-
joyed a, Sunday dinner at the
Victor lsaacson home. z<s y.
H Maynard and Alta Hoon
spent Sunday afternoon at the
Charley Isaacson home.
John Swenson and family
spent Sunday evening at the
Fred Portz home. sz..ss5 60.
Mrs. j. Rhuby entertained
the McKensie Jensen, and Err
ickson families for supper on
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17
OLD STARS FOUND FIRST
IN FIELDING PERCENTAGE

''Stnffl" McInnis. Boston, led the
first basemen Of the American league
for 1920 in fielding with the splendid
average Of $50. 81 Of his 1917 accept
cd chances being assists, Pipp OF New
York handled l749 chances Of which
100 were assists and Sisler 1917 Of
which 40 were assists,
Eddie Collins of Chicago is first
among The second basemen with per-
centagc Of .s76 and for the fourth time
in his career in the American league
ne leads all in the number of accepted
chances. this years record reading e20
Larry Gardner Of the champion In
dians has an average of ,976 at third
base with as accepted chances, while
Everett Scott is first among the Short
stops with s26 accepted chances for
IN average of .913. This is the fifth
consecutive season that Scott has fin
shed first among the fielders of his
position.
When sam Rice accepted AS
chances-s54 putouts and "a assists
for an average OF 960 he established
e new major league record for out
fielders The nearest approach to this
phenomenal performance Is. MaN
Carey, Pittsburgh, l6S, 1917, oscar
Felsch, Chicago, 464. 1917, aud iris
Speaker Boston, ass, 1914.
This season Rice is far in advance
Of his nearest rival, William jacobson,
st. Louis who handled S94 putouts and
IS assists. Felch, Chicago is third
with SS5 put oats and - assists ana
leads in pereentage, with an average
of 1851 being charged with but S er-
rnlS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17
RATIFICATION Of NEW
MAJOR AGREEMENT IS
EXPECTED FOR TODAY
National League viii Adopt it
as Americans Already Have,
is Belief in Big League Cir
cles Today.

NEW YORK, Dec. IT.--(A p ~
Ratification Of the agreement with thu
National League is the most important
matter TO come before the annual meel
ing OF the American League here today
50 far as the club owners now In this
city know.
II appears certain that since the
National leagne unanimously adopted
the new major league agreement the
American league win take the same
action.
However, there Ia a possibility OF
some amendments being suggested
since the committee representing the
American league that helped draw
UP the agreement was composed Of the
presidents Of three Or the so-called
loyal five" while New York. Chicago
OF. Boston was not represented on the
committee.
President Johnson win appoint
schedule committee and April IS prob
ably viii be decided upon as the open
ing date for the 1891 season. that be-
ing the date fixed By the National Lea.
que.
Appointment OF managers for the
Detroit and S. Louis clubs are among
.tbe matters likely to be settled during
the meeting. Little or no trouble Is
expected 10 arise in the negotiations
between President Nayin Of Detroit
and Ty Cobb relative 10 the iatter's
appointment as the Tigers manager. |
As TO the ST. Louis manager, II was
said today that no one had been select /
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17
PENDLET0N HIGH MEETS
PILOT ROCK FIVE TODAY

= Pendleton high schools basket Z
= bali squad viii journey TO Pilot .
= Rock this evening to engage in a .
Z practice contest with the Union =
= high SCHOOL team there The 10 =
: cal boys have had just two =
= weeks Of practice and are anxA =
= ious 70 get games with the near =
= by towns to put them IN shape =
: for Their contest with Wala =
= Walla high school during yaca- +
= tlon. The trip TO Spokane may =
= be called orr owing TO the unwill-
= ingness Of either Spokane high .
Z school to meet the locals The :
. team viii be picked tonight from :
= q large squad In order TO show .
. under fire. =
a 4 4 L 4 L L 4 4 a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17
DICK BAYIIss KILLED

JOPLIN. Mo-. Dec. ia. P.)-
Relatives Of Harry owen CDlcl) Pay
liss, former outfieider with Western
Association. Western League and Paci-
fic Coast League baseball teams. re-
ceived word today of his death in an
explosion in a copper mine at Santa
Rita, n. NJ. Bayliss was 3S years OF
age and married. He played base
ball last with the Lincoln club in the
Western League in 1917
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17
Princeton steps out

Princeton. with the prospect Of one
Of the greatest teams that ever played
IN the east, is said to be planning "a
terrific schedule Of big games. dotted
with iniersectional contests that may
earn for the Tigers the national cham
plonship.
Syracuse and Dartmouth likewise
are looking to the west for visitors on
the promise 70 give them return
lames in 1872
Yale made no friends by caneelling
relations with Boston College. team
which beat them two wears in success
sion. Put Boston will have no trouble
getting big games.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17

I For the eighth consecutive year Ray
SchallS Of Chicago leads in putouts
among the catchers with 581. The
Little Cracl,er' also set a new record
for bast season by working behind
the plate in Isl games. steve O'Neill
Of Cleveland wore the mask and pad
in l4S games while Ralph Perkins. the
Young star of the Athletics gave the
signals in 146 contests. Perkins led
the league in assists with 17e, Charity
Of Washington being second with l4S.
O'Neill third with l2s, and Severeid
fourth with Ill
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17
wnIrwoRrm ENGAGES COACH.

SPOKANE. Dec. 17.-(A. P.l-
Lieutenant Charles d. Rayliss, officer
lin charge of the Spokane Marine Corps
recruiting station who coached the
football team Of Whitworth college.
Spokane. last year. has been signed
for the 1921 basketball season as
coach, according to announcement
here
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17

The midshipmen play Pennsylvania
in Philadelphia and Princeton at An
'napOlis, while their rival the West
Point Cadets. are dickerlng with Co
lumbia and Harvard in addition to
their annaual game with Notre Dame.
Harvard plays an early game with
Centre College and also would like 10
have Georgia Tech for another Satur-
day Pittsburgh cancelled relations
with Tech. so the southerners must
seek another spot for their annual trip
to the north.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17
HUTTON CAPTAINS sPoKANr 4.

SPOKANE wash Dec. 17.--A. P.)
--Glcn Hutton junior at Spokane
university and captain OF the football
team during the 1899 season. was re-
elected grid team leader for 1921 at o
meeting OF school letter men held here
recently No candidate opposed Hut
tons race for the captancy. He lives
at Garfield, Wash.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17
Consider These Facts

Consider especially
without obiga
with miles
&C
with
htllng. feeding That
That rather
this flexible powerful little an than bunch mules
That handling bulk grain the combine hauling
warehouse
at
time saved other time of the
That he used the Kind
quicker and handler cid be from
place place and lined quickly
machine cun
No job small and
1t is pulling stnn,s pulling sIrublery
by the roots rolling logs grading e,clns
bitches.
We have seen them used for pulling old
ing FENCE In " there that the
where horse or mechanical is needed.
Consider the number of hoFsc nul that
cncnber I,eanenbr the
dozens OF dtIereu that
SON Is like the Ford that there
viii he orphaned parts
ca rs po ~ aud tell
farm We will be glad to do and with part
Simpson Auto Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17

Is manager Of the Cleveland club, was
mentioned.
President johnson will confer with
President Heydler Of the National
League on playing rules and possibly
on rules to govern further worlds
series
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17
KID WILLIAMS WINS DECISION

BALTIMORE, Med, Dec. tf.--tA
P.1--"Kid" Williams, former bantam
weight champion. was awarded the de-
cision last night at the end Of a sen
sectional 12-round fight with Charlie
LeDoux, bantamweight champion of
France.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17
PENN WINS sOCcrn TITLE

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 1.-THE
University OF Pennsylvania soccer team
won the intercollegiate championship
today BY defeating Princeton at Hay-
erford 4 to 2.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17
SAVE YOURSELF SIS

oy having your Raw Fur made into
FINE FURS
at our place? At the same time your
old ones rsp.odeled. repaired. cleaned
so they look like Kew. At prices that
1re right. In
TsxIDERATY
we mount any lhing from fly TO an
elephant.
VI. r MOHR
Spokane. Wash. Bernard ST., So.
Write about our deer head contest
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17
Weak Lungs

Those who have weak lungs can not
be too careful about taking cold, as un-
ess promptly treated. pneumonia may
follow. AS a prompt cure for bad
colds no one could wish for better
medicine than Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. The success that has at
tended the use Of this preparation,
not.only throughout the United States,
hut in many foreign countries. shows
that it is a remedy that can be relieo
upon. II is pleasant and safe to take
and only costs So cents; large size 60
cents
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17
HARDER GAMES LIKELY
ON 1921 SCHEDULE OF
BIG EASTERN ELEVENS
Harvard Example of Defeating
Easy Opponents Found to Be
in Disfavor and Major Teams
Seek Worthy Foemen.

NEW YORK, Dec. 17.-(By Henry
L. Farrell. u. 2. Staff Correspondent
Glory In modern football is not 50
much d matter Of how many you beat
as who you beat,
Harvard hasn't lost game IN three
years, yet the Crimson is being ignored
each year when Ii comes to selecting
championship eleven.
Whom did you beat?" the experts
ask when Harvard hoWls for recogni-
tion.
A successive string OF victories down
velvct-paGded road Is not CONVINCING
and the big eastern eleyens are begin
ming to realize 1t.
Next season will see harder sehed-
ules and a greater number Of big inter.
sectional games than ever have been
arranged
Two and perhaps three teams OF the
Western Conference are coming east
according to present plans.
Chicago is to play Princeton, Illinois
is considering place on the Yale
schedule. aud ohio state, the cham
rions, viii take on some big team in
tkesc parts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17
Ohio State SIdetrackcd

Harvard offered the Buckeyes
game. but refused TO play IN Columbus
the following year and the Ohio off,
cials declined the invitation. ON"
wants a big EASTERN eleven 70 open inc
new mlllion-dollar stadium In Column
bus in 1922. Some talk IS being hearH
OF the Navy team there. with Presi-
aert Harding IN the "prcs'deniial box.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17

1t speaks well of cough medicine.
when druggists use it in their own
families, in preference to any other. J..
Goldsmith, druggist, Van Ethen. y. Y,
writes: Il have sold Chamberlain =
Cough Remedy for years, with com,
plete satisfaction to myself and Gus
toners. have always used it in my
own family, both for ordinary coughs
and colds and for cough following the
grip and find it very efficacious.r
For Indigestion and Constipation
There may he people in this vicinity
who are affected with indigestion and
constipation. and if 50, they will be in
terested in the experience of Mrs. H.
c. Getty, Indiana, Pa. When visiting
in Mt. Jewett Pa, Mrs. Getty was ad-
vised to try Chamberlain Tablets for
indigestion and constipation, and says:
This medicine not only cured me, but
toned up my whole system. SO that my
health has been better than FOR years,
since taking it,"
The Joy of Living
No one can reasonably expect TO ge,
much pleasure out of life when his
bowels are constantly cons,ipated. a
few doses of Chamberlain Tablets
win move the bowels. strengthen the
digestion and give you chance to
realize the real JOY of living,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-17
DIR. C. II. DAY

PhysiCsar and Surgeon
Osteopath
Rooms 20 and rs Smith-Crawforc
Building
reieDhons TOs Re- TAs-E
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
REAL ESTATE


ron SALE - Dandy Broom melcrn
bungalow. practically new. olk floors.
huiltm features finished hascm"r
heat garage. driveway paving. special
price for few DAYS. good terms
Madison street - Practically new ..
room bungalow. pretty floors. huililn
features. garage. lawn. In fact. every
thing. only S.suo. good terms.
Harrison Sirptt--5.runm mud"rn hun.
galow. best location, paving; sp"ci1l
price n suld IN next Few days; goo
terms.
Monroe Strc,t--sruom modern hun.
galow. oak fluDrs huiltin features. gnt-
age. corner lot. piivv fs010; small r1Sn
payment. balance easy.
Fillmore strett-NrW b.room modern
bungalow. uak tlUUrs. French doors
huililn convenience basement. walk.
Lac, fence: pii,, $3.50. Siuoo cash, hal
an,r like vni This HON. at q special
bargain.
toum house. water lights and ras.
east front. Pierce street. price $500;
Ssna cash. halan,, Ike rent.
Guud Broom huusr, water. lights AM
ems close ir pn Nunror. prize $1,000
$50 cash. balance $3.50 month.
4 ruum hous.. ,l"sr e. Santa IT,
rouudhou~r. prirr si2po; $500 cash. hal
anro ssi month
W. have snrr special bargains in
farms and ranches. which viii surely
d. higher within The next sixty az min
"a days. See u.s. hrioiv huA ing any Kind
~ Read Estate. as We cap no doubt
save you money
T. ~ RUSSELL s COMPANY
Euum 90. Fuuua lids Phone az
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
s.RooM IpoME. sorTn rAnT

OF TOWN
All modern cunNrnirnces. heat finished
basement. huiliin features, hardwood
llourS. garage. lawn and trees Price
81 500 about onc.third cash, balance
favorable terms
5.HOOM MODERN HOME
: roomf, hardwood floors. beautifully
tinted walls, an known Modern con.
venicnccs. kitchen and breakfast room.
with all huiltin conycnicnccs, basement.
heat. garage. driveway and walk
Price Sll,iO0. with favorable cash pay.
mcnt and terms.
SlloOM HOUSE. PAVEMENT
Plasicrsd, ctigegtuin pine flOurs, huiltiu
c0nvrnlcnces. finished basement. heat,
garage, nice trees and lawn. Price So.
200. terms.
2 ROOMS AND BREAKFAST ROOM
Modern IN every particular east front,
garage. lawn and trees. South Tayluf.
$4,000. terms
IRO0M BRICK. WITH BREAKFAST
ROOM AND BATH
Wei located. modern. mnntsl. pine
ilu'fs walks. and trees. for $3.50. with
only $500 cash
GROOM. NOT MODERN
Close in. On G0XilO lot. for ses0O.
with $500 cash. balance hy month.
5ROOM Nc DElN
Well located en- Fillmur,. outbuildings.
garage. trees and lawn. Ter $1,000: r,-t.
s0nahlr payment.
G-itt M EAST FRONT. MODERN
7 hluCks from post office. has siX large
r"oms. bath and sleeping porch. built
iu'. "uihuildings. iruit trrcs. and Nincs.
lawn. irit, $1,000. $4,000 cash. balance
easy.
NloON AND TWpHOOM MODERS
ln best location. many bulliiu convent.
vnc"s. aud large closets rtic, $1,000.
win S.'nn cash. and balance easy
GROOM EAST FRONT. 5u.FDOT lot
M"i'rn. lawn, trccs. laundry ruuih.
windmill. \ gnud place. and vel worth
Oh" money. Price $3.50: som, terms
GROOM EAST FRONT. ssXiiO ROOT
LOT
4 guud house. MODERN. hath. lots of
nice uuthuildiuEs fruit trees On. ~
The best places in town. and the be-;
huv tu De- hld Prize Sssuu
GOOD THEE ROOM HpUSE
ON ahfuut lot not altogether modern.
iur $3.50. 5000 cash.
GOOD NELl.ttEATEp GROOM
HOUSE
Mul'rn. except hath. uu go fuot com o.
lot IIiur $4,000. $1,000 cash and bal.
au,, terms.
fLl'E ROOM HOUSE WITH BATH
AND TWO LOTS SAN JAtINTu
For fi.sn With $3.50 cash. AMI terms.
T. ". CuTTEN q GO
l.uuu no. puck'ti HlJr