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Johnson Managers BaIk
at Deposit for Recount

NEW YORK. May 3.-The proposed
recount in the New Jersey presiden-
tial primary probably will be aban-
doned. according to Al c. Joy. assist
ant eastern manager for Senator HI
ram w. Johnson. unless Chief JUS
tice Gummere of the New Jersey SUI
preme court mobiles his condition de-
manding a deposit Of $4,000.
Chief Justice Gummere insisted upon
the deposit being made to guarantee
the expense Of the proceeding in the
event that the recount showed no
change In the result. Mr.. Joy declared
that a conference of johnson man
ayers would be held here today. whe n
the form of a further application to
Justice Gummere would be deter
mined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03

trict as a result of separate conven-
lions held here by opposing factions.
One convention. controlled by white
republicans. elected Charles Quinn
delegate. John L. Mccall. jr, alter
nate. and instructed for Maj. Gen.
Wood. The other convention. at which
white man presided. but attended
by number of negroes. elected Rob
ert Church delegate and Joseph Set
tie alternate. Church and Settle are
negroes. All the delegates named by
both factions reside in Memphis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03

chore boy were found dead at the
Wolf farm April "a. some of them APP
parently slain with a Ratchet and the
others shot
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Reward for Murderers of Eight.

BISMARCK. n. D.. May "a reward
of $1,000 for information leading to
the capture and conviction of the MUIR
derer or murdererS of eight persons
near Turtle Lake has been offered by
Gov. Lynn J. rFazier. Jacob Wolf.
his wife, their five daughters and a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-03

The Argentine government has Of
ficially recognized the republic of Ar
nlrn!a
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Tennessee Republicans
Send Rival DELEGATES

MEMPHIS. Tenn, May Soonest
ing delegates will go to the republi-
can national convention from the
tenth Tennessee congressional dis
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03

evening. All members are requested to be present The Bristol Manufacturing company will close down tomorrow for an other week. This is the third week this summer that tho factory has closed down.
 Work has begun on the East street road and it is being macadamized from East Main street, south for half mile.
 MT. and Mrs. William J. Johnson left today on a three days motor trip over the Mohawk Trail
 George Brown is spending two weeks vacation in Nova Scotia.
 Miss Anna Murphy is visiting Miss Gladys Flynn in South Norwalk over Labor Day.
 Miss Marguerite LeVasseur has re- signed her position with The Connec- ticut Trust company in Hartford. "AF' Marti has resigned his position with The Standard Steel and Bear ings plant.
 Stanley s. Gwillim of The Trum- bull Electric company is on a bus- ness trip to New York.
 Misses Florence Schwenk and Catherine Cunningham have entered The Connecticut Business college in New Britain.
 NoTICE-specials for the School Children: Blouses, Trousers. Caps. etc. Complete new line Good merchandise at reasonable prices. l. J. Birnbaum. s-S1-5d Victor records for September. C. l.. Pierce & Co.. opposite monument, New Britain.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03

overhead expenses that the Berlin barbers do not pay.
 Elizabeth Wilcox is giving a party this afternoon for the Cradle Roll class of the Congregational church.
 Mrs. George Schofieid has returned from a stay in Philadelphia.
 The Chautauqua is almost an as sured thing in Berlin now, as e6 peo- pie have offered to back it and only 20 were necessary.
 Boy Scout Troop No. 1. of tho Con- greyational church, will hold a meet ing tonight.
 Miss Ruth Slaght. of Dayton. Ohio. has arrived in town to resume teach ing in the public schools next week.
 The M c NJ club will have a dance in Grange hall tonight.
 Mrs. Joseph Horn and Miss Helene Horn. of Newark. N. J.. are visiting Mrs. John Coakley. Of Kensington.
 East Berlin Items.
 Mrs J. R. Belden is entertaining her daughter. Mrs. Charles Stevens of Elizabeth. x. J., with her young son Charles. She will be here for the remainder of the week.
 Miss Mary Cote leaves next Tues day for Canada accompanied by Miss Marjorie Demore. She will enter a convent.
 R. W. Baldwin of Middletown was visitor in town yesterday calling upon friends.
 James Trevethan was taken to the New Britain hospital yesterday for the purpose of having an N-Ray taken.
 The East Berlin Improvement so- ciety will hold a fair early in October it was announced last evening. Ath- letic hall will be used for the event The committees who will have charge of the affair have not been chosen.
 Miss Margaret Rich of Cambridge, Mass. is visiting friends in town for few days.
 Census of Voters.
 Following close upon the heels of the ratification of the suffrage amend ment by Tennessee and the calling of the special session by Governor Hol- comb in view of the special emer- gency now existing" the local suf- fragc association is organizing q census bureau for the especial pur- pose of enumcratins every woman within the confines of the town of Berlin who will be eligible to vote in the fall elections. IL is estimated that there will be close to a thousand women as there is practically this number of male voters.
 Local politicians can no longer count upon the vote or hc assured of election with the female vote to be considered. All of those office seek CTS who haze been known to be op- posed to the ratification will find 1t difficult to gain vote among the women. The voting power in this town will be about even, it is be- lieved. with the men having some what a slight advantage, numerically.
 The enumeration of the women population will be supervised by Mrs. George Green and Miss Adele Mur- ray both of whom have been ardent suffrage workers. They will appoint committees who will cooperate with them in the census of the female population.
 Victor records for September C. l.. Pierce Co. opposite Monument. New Britain.-Advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03
LODGE ACTIVITIEs

Centennial lodge F. and 4 sumed their fall activities I nesday evening. A large nj mem bers were present to working of the entered anpr{ gree. A sheep roast will b| Lake Compounce Septen1 Automobiles will furnish tn ton. H. A. Travers, chairm committee, is making arrang| secure speakers.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03

Vile Drum Corps will cor.e tonight, when members of the corps will en- deaVor to have all tickets returned to the hands of the chairman of the com mittee. The drawing for the watch will take place on Monday night at central Square. The corps will parade through the main streets early in the evening and give a short concert be- fore the winning numb is drawn.
 Monday Post Office Hours.
 The local post office has posted notices relating to the hours of open ing and closing on Labor Day. The stamp window will be open from ' to 12 a. m. and the registry window from 7:30 until 11:30 a. m. There will be no money orders issued, one city delivery and no rural mail de- livered. The War Savings and Thrift Stamp windows will he open from 1:3o until 11:3o q. m.
 Condition Serious.
 The condition of George Appelby of Plainville road, Is reported as being serious and not much improvement noted. Appelby had his toes crushed by a trolley car in front of The Trum- bull Electric company Saturday night. August 21, and it has been necessary to amputate practically all the toes on his right foot. It is hoped, how ever, that those on his left foot can be saved. They were also severely crushed.
 Brief Items.
 The Aces baseball team will hold practice game at Aliens field this
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03

The property next to tho Kcnsing- kn barber shor has again changed .afs and is going through more al- r(tions. From the time tho building AA built by the Dunhatu.. pack in M eighties, until the present time. it ts beeh one of tho towns best known ace-.
 The place was built by a Durham Smily. ancestors 10 ". n. Dunham. |nd as far as could no ascertaincd to- hy. it was taken over by James Lin- bin next. Ho conducted coal and bod >esincss tterc for n great many kars. When the trains would pull 1 Co tho station Mir. Lincoln was tho tst to greet them with "BaEgaEe ease." MT. Lincoln sold out his vsiness to NJ. r.. TayIor. who also ndueted 1t as a coal and wood cstab- (hment. Mir. Taylor stayed therc short time and then sold to George ,idwin or Kenstngton. Mir. Baid- n carried on the same kind of bus rsH as his predecessors for few ars and sold the place back to Tay- . who started hook and eys ctory in tho store. This was an ogether new sort Of undertaking at is time, but Mr. Taylor made it 20. Ihchinery wna just coming into |cnn hence. and it was the talk of tho wn. The wcrkers in the shop wero biiEcd to SOW hooks and eyes on rds by thia machinery. Tho bus er- WAS abandoned after four years Ia the place has been idle for the rater part of tho time except when was used for storehusc for the kickle* Maceroui company.
 Joscnh Scuntc then bought the rrp- ky which includes the Nutmeg hotel
 the rear aud land as far back as e Eaiiroad tracks. Mir. Scuuic aiized tho great shortage of rents
 Berlin and immediately planned to ake the dwelling Into a modern ten- bent house. There has been a gang
 workmen on the property for the kAt few weeks and it is gradually 1 ginning to look Ike something. Tho ans call for Ave tenement house )th infprovon euts, including heat, rctrteity and Eas. hut will not have inning water. as there is none in rriin. There has been n great de- hnd for those rents and as far as is Town most Of them will be taken bon their completion.
 aNlcrting Of Sunrn2ettcS.
 rRefa was an important meeting ' rhs women of Berlin. who are kcrested in the suffrage question, tt night at the homo Of Miss Adele k1rray An outline of the work for
 Booming year was made and the
 1@m of registration was next dis
 It was decided 10 divide the
 x 0isfrictn and have two or
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03
RoUTLLaRD-LINToN POST FAIR

The Rouillard-Linton post. Sol diers, Sailors and Marines association. is planning to run a fair the first part of November and have already ap- pointed their committees. The pres ent plan is to open the fair on Armi- stice nNsht as that date is the anni- versary >pf the most important event in the lhves of the ex-service men.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03
bUNHAM PROPERTY SOLD TO J. SCUNIC HStOriC Landmark Changes
 Hands Several Times
 I0MEN HAVE MEETING

, Divide Town Into Di~trict~- Charles Giana Fined in New Brit sin--Narbci Prices Samc-InaueSt to nc Hcld--Othcr Bricf-.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03
Brief Items.

The Aces baseball team will hold practice game at Aliens field this
New Britain herald., 1920-09-03


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The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-19
Arizona Weekly

Nogales-Customs collector 7oy
Arizona district reports annual bust
ness $25, 100000.
Pima-Indian Hot Springs changes
hands, many improvements planned
Herford-Gray Metals Company to
push development work on property.
Gold Roads-$52,29s contract fsr
construction Of road to Oatman award
ed.
Concentrations Power Co., install
ing electrical equipment for connect
ing with Kay Copper mine.
Creating more offices, increasing
taxes, multiplying laws, is forcing our
country towards political failure.
Globe-Planning civic improve
ments.
Miami-Local mining deal con-
sumated envolving $4,000.
G!obe-Pleasant Valley highway
now under construction to open up
$4,000 acres.
Tombstone-Solstica Mining Co.,
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starts development on large scale.
Phsenix-Pima cotton sells Ct
sl.35 ID. record price for Arizona.
Benson--$27,4 8o contract for COR
struction of Ceinega bridge let
Prescottt-State water commissions
gr planting experimental walnut tress
in Walnut Greek district
Eogales-Rich ore strike in Ma.
sional mine. Extensive improvements
damned.
:'rescott-Good ore strike report
ri in Bannie mine.
.he mounting tax bill in North
,aaota to pay for socialistic expsra'
ments Of the league is a bad advar-
.isement for its program.
Phoenix-Schosl teachers granted
80 per cent wage increase.
Ray-To have daily stage line te
Phoenix.
Patagonia-Rich strike in Old Ma
ioual Mine attracting mining men
Willcox--Old Hearst mine leasAd
| % be re-opened and developed.
! Chluride-Distaff mine taking 90
re averaging between $3.50 and $40
ton.
| Tombstone-Central Copper e..
,pening rich ore bodies on Mascot
property. Gid Prince mine cen
structing 800 ton concentrating mill.
| Willcox-Mining activities In De
Cabe9as district greatest In histor
Of camp.
The Rolston-Nolan hill for q fsl
ersl tax of 1% on all land holding
OVER 1000. irrespective Of improve
a,snts, would strike large percezt
-<e VI farmers and Industries. It /
l>iagie tax pure and simple under I
aew disguise.
,;aioride--Dardanelles mine make
asst important ore strike in distric
r"any years.
Winslow-5 oil rigs working &
-, field. many new ones planned
Prescott-45 Chino Valley farmer
neg to study swine industry.
l9agstaff-Cattle and sheep inter
ssts- to hold convention JUL 2 and I
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-19
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PERSONAL ITEMS


B. MAiG, the yell known Benson
merchant WAS an arrival On the motor
last nikht.
Earl e. Harris Of Tucson was a
guest last nigAt at ths Evans Hotel.
Phi. c. Merrill is representing the
town Of Pima In Nogales
Arthur VI Stanton is q business
visitor in Npgales from the state cap
it'll. 81
VI. u. Ha'aphrsy is over from Naco
for . 2sw dayG g
Lsrsy b. Miller was a. guest last
night at the Bontezuma Hotel. MI.
Miller Is row located at Patagonia.
+ g. A. Rarum Of Naco is business
| sitsr in tbs city for few days.
! Chaa. C.. Williams of Miami is q
ausst. at the bowman Hotel.
1 s--
y. n. Whsatley Of Phoenix is q
| ,as;asss viateT in the line city.
! j. H. Holman represented the Old
Pueblo il ths city last night.
I Kafael Lanbaran arrived yesterday
:irom Mexico sCity. and goea to Her
i aceillo, ;hs tha next train to confer
With First Chief ds Ia Huerta.
ANAL house On Railroad Avenue,
+ xogales, Sonora was destroyed by
IKE yesterday afternoon.
{ Rafsel Conrsdo Silver left yester-
/, Jay afternoon for Los Anseses where
re has been appointed to the position
. Of vice consul by the Independent
1 goverapeat Of Aexico.
Gsuenal Alexandra Monge chief OF
sts army for Sonora was in Nogales
: tSanora Yesterday in connection with
4 bis sfdeiA duties :
!, "IA FHRGSA" T Ola PATRIA"
Il Rsasins Ae tnfeFaasidn poaitica.
/; s. &r<en sAssriprinaes a domiciIic
/; ~ cssr.s - tods Sonora.
{; 1i.ijsss n correspondents q
I IS Z! Ii, % GONZALES,
a. !. .I9 NsEalAA Ssnsss.
%IR. @. RAx. 87s Nsxxies, Arizona
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FOR MAYOR 2 JAS. A. HARRISON

FOR MAYOR A. HARRISON
is
FOR ALDERMEN
FRANK. J. DUFFY
in and
tried
who has actively the pbu1lng
GEO Il. FIEDL Err PRESENT MAYOR
Ions Mt
WcToR j. WAGER
env
THOMAS j. NfYLiE
Noga1es the
in
public
MARCUS, 4. WuERScHMDT
much executive experience
c.
q
tn.
cause hey on the Democratic Ticket
"ALL OF THEM ARE FOR ALL NOGALEs ALL THE TIME"
With this in
less Of affltst4n. that
CRATIC TICKET STRAIGHT
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WILL GIVE SPANISH LES
SONS-In Exchange for lessons
in English Address r.. O. Box
No. 794. No9sles, Arizona
8:3O-tf,
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-19

Joe Ryan felt that he Just had to b.
a villain TO keep up the natural At
ness Of things. He was born at thu
foot Of DEVILS Tower, in Crook ceun
ty, Wye, and he just naturally had ts
piay~he was bad man. That he sue
ceeded is evidenced by the Kisses h
receives in nearly every city and tow
In this broad land. But away frVR
Vitagraph's thrilling serials, he 10 on.
Of the most quiet and likabls men IL
the motion picture world. And Il
prove 1t he IL being cO-starrea with
Jean Paige in d serial.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-19
UNITED STATES CIVIL
SERVICE COMMISSIONS

The United States Civil Services
Commission announces that q Cua4
(pack train., noaeeducatiouA ct.
animation will be held on May e
1920. for the purpose of Ellinx q
vacancy in the position of Coox h
the Supply service at Nogases, -Ari-
IONA. 8. n
Application blanks and further IN.
formation may be obtained from tbs
LOCAL Secretary, Board Of Civil S<1v-
ice Examiners, at the Innmigrztjos
office. ~. =
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-19
SONORA BANK & TRUST
COMPANY
ACCESSORIES BIC.
ITEM IN SUMMER.
GIRLS WARDROBE

Written for the United Press)
NEW YORK. May. i7.-wearins
overaIls and bingham frccxs Isn't go
ing ts-msan much II rae. summer
girls life as an economic SAVING. :.
Asdhess Is q: small part indeed In
the smart 9smale:e wardrobe. these
days It's the, little things. that count
and also cosnt up--An. the faecinat-
bag and costly accessories that are 50
charming and irresistible and dear.
The fans. handkerchisfs. gloves,stock
ings. shoe buskles, earrings, perfumes
Bracelets. bags, parasols... wells rib
bons.. searfs,, beads. canes and the
cigaret CASES! :.
Hankies have reached q degree. of
sheer perfection as to make, tim real
ly too beautiful for amy, earthly use.
Perfectly adorable ones OF colored
linen are haad-embroidered in pastel
tinted sposiss and cross-stitched
around the rolled hens and run with
colored threads. They are % much
works. of art "a any thins done on
caayss; though they are done. on lin
ea a lovely one of, yellow iin.n l.
siVss-stitched .ayeuaa, ,tha, rolled edge
ia blsca end :h.s.a. t;ny h.stet q ono
corner soyers3osyin1g win ,vse mini
roses and for.eet.me.nots .rou;a;ta,v
,emhrs,asr.a. sno,b.r - Nh go.
has q wrrath of mini rossbnds am
ona of ola bii,a q .o-,snd - -
violets othsr hsnI,ss Savs sss -
10 be on the .onars snd -, So 49,
therasalvaaa 70 .ca,o 49, T.
fantast;c ,sabansss- oh,ons 80; .a 100.
.nd -. -, 49, ''uaa
shaped affairs are usually d.vs,on.6
with inv centres AZ sbaa,e.,+ ,,na.
finished with wide edsinrs soaas,ns- ana
footing.
Thu ors,a ~. ~. oxL,
esnsc;.,l, a. -, 4 aao
,nI,do no. -. ase :" 'h
,saoaI.e. -. .,~ .A .'
e,y - 49, .se cSea'
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oav s.,anss 20 arm WITH
sa,~,nes - go. ~ ossos ana
:, .,.ss es,ssse ~ sosfHng OF
49, - 1 ,0a 1saret
go, :. ~ sompooaon
.,,,n~...,s, !. e'ee ace "netnef the
- Ia cS0"'sea looks
f,h-;.4-.. c'S5 OF
- 90 way !" IS no wonder there
. shortage q MIX ovs. IN France.
oSs al % 'ness composition ar
.eies - "eii . many others ike
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The brightest flghts are Ours
Arizona Gas q Electric Ca.
We make tie alghss bright. Ars.
IONA Gas & EleesFIe C.

We handle 500 different makes of
sewing machine needles, shuttles.
bobbins and parts. We buy, sell,
rent and repair all makes. AMER
ICAN FURNITURE EXCHANGE.
313h Morley Ave. Tel. los.
4:29-ch I'm
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CONFIDENCE THE
FOUNDATION OF
BANKING

That dag. ages ago. when one
man decided to trust his money
into the keepinS Of another.
marked great. forward step in
achievensnt.
Today, the nan Who fails to
avail himself Of the facilities OF.
fered BY the modern bank b piae-
ing upon himself the greatest pos
sible handicap In the handing OF
his bskipess sffairs.
All hat Q thoeeusAly modern
ksnkiay Institution can offer yau.
in Safety. Ce-opefation and Setv-
Ice 10 yoars II yoa bank with NJ.
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Jess Gatlin the COW man spent last
night ia the city frsm his ranch near
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FOR SALE BARGAIN - Hudson
Super-Six like new. Call at Border
Garage. If Oh.
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Middle Age Folks

enjoy the eyes of Youth" when fit
ted with our Invisible Double Lenses.
This is not just talk
Call at our office. We will demon
state these lenses and show You hs':'.
!. our distance and near Tor reading:
sision can be ground in one lens.
Well worth your while.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-05-19

B. AAir. the well known Benson
merchant WAS an arrival On the motor
last nitht.
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FOR SALE-One Underwood Type
writer. Call 351 Morley Aevnue.
Alb If
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'Jim"' Harri s . svery ma
child in ths county He pramt banker cattle
property He has himself q md
executive. has lived in Noga1ss Al is
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W. o DAVIES & co.


We offer immediate possession 81 she
following homes AZ reduced prices
Six room. modern. square-type house
oak borders and solid oak trim. white
enamel trim on Second floor: furnace,
electric. Laundry tubs excellent condi-
tion: vacant end ready for occupancy
Price $500
Modern eight room home on Riverside
DR.. furnace. electric. oak floors and ga
rage. vacant and ready 20 occupy. Price
s. 500.
Modern FIVE room bungalow near Riv
erside Price 5000
A six room, smi- bungalow In Navarro
place. hardwood floors. white tile bath
fireplace screened porch. Price s.. 800
\ siX-roOm home on Van Buren, 81
corner lot attractive IN every way; all
modern. $500
A six-roOm home six blocks from
court house; modern throughout. fur
mace. electric and bath. Price 81 500
a siX-rOOm home with new furnace
new bath and new lighting fixtures and
new garage South on Carroll - Price
- 200
Six room house on Fellows ST.. elec.
tric gas. water and pavement viii
stove heat Immediate possession Price
S3 800 cash 81 200
Homes 81 at typo priced up 20 10000
v - DAVIES 4 90
g2i s. Mair 81 Lincoln 5717a
So Z
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Automobiles
STUDEBAKER



Used Cars. Real Bargains
Mechanically right ami au honest price.
our used ears have satisfied many pur-
chasers. We not only sell you n car
today from a vacant lot aud In a few
months vacate; but year after year we
VIII still be here. Why take q chance :?
You buy direct from manufacturer no
Iniddleman's profits. We can save you
money on a good used car Terms ac-
eepted. Only percent on deferred pay
ments.
One-1S series, two passenger roadster.
good paint and good tires.
One-Studebaker, series 10, Big Six
touring ear. IA Al condition
One - Eight cylinder Cadillac touring
reprinted ald In goOd running order.
IL you want a big car don't fail 70 see
: this one.
One-1919 Lexington Minute Man six.
run 5000 miles.
One-Small i've passenger, four cyl
inder Buick touring; price is right.
One-Overland five passenger touring
car
One - 1918 OldsmobiIe six cylinder
touring car. i've good tires; IN good or
der.
One-1919 Dodge touring car, run $500
miles.
STUDEBAKER CORPORATION
Cor. Wayne and south ST
Liberal Terms Courteous Treatment
1859 %
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WE SELL HOMES

FOR SALF-A blacksmith shop In
nearby town stock. tools and build
ing ar a sacrifice n sold ar once red
A Hsrreman 4a5 Farmers rrust Bldg
Phone Main l5ss. -'f'- -
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Main 400
WHITCOMB 4 KELLER.
Farmers Trust Bldg.
ruurs q

VACANT-SPECTAL MODERN HOME
Six rooms. path. furnace. hardwood
floors, good light fixtures; newly painted
and decorated, both inside and out Lo-
Gated on a paved street in q Hle residence
district: southeast from the center. Price
$500.
CENTRAL REALTY co
Lincoln Jl1i a05 Citizens Bank Bldg.
WILL PAY FOR ITSELF MODERN
TWO FAMILY HOME
This Gue home. containing 10 rooms
fre and bath upstairs, aud five and bath
down complete with furnace. sinks
lights. etc Located IN fine residence
nelgbbOrhood, paved street, not far from
the center and within Z minutes walk
from Studehakers. Special $1,000.
CENTRAL REALTY co
Lincoln Oil. 30J Citizens Bank Bldg
New Homes in Fine Residence District
Northwest
READY TO MOVE INTO
TERMS-lO Percent Down and j Percent
PEI Month
FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOWS bath. bot
water connections furnace. large base
ments finished floors. good light TX
lures. shades, cupbOards. plenty oi el0set
space. large lot-, good street sLrubDery
set 0Ll. the best neighDorI00d iu the
ritv Only a few more fcft and when
these are gone there never viii be any
more At these prices Iud terms
CALI TO-DAY FOR APPbIN TAfENT.
TO INSPECT THESE HOMES
CENThAL REALTY Co
LIucon 5ll1 GOO Citizens Bank Bldg
55i5 4
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woRDEN REALTY co.
City Property

See US for suburban homes See rs for
mansions and palatial homes