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Port Movement New Orleans: 41c.l stock sos. 412.A Galveston:, 42.5oc, receipts 12,d2 sales TOO stock 41 542.
 Mobile: Middling ss.5oc, receipts 7sl ;tock, 2. 2ss.
 Savannah: 70, receipts s.7si. sales. 300 ,tock 325. .607.
 Charleston. Middling. 70, receipts 5ss, stock. 6. 6O4.
 Wilmington: Middlins 8.75, feceipts AS, stock o97S.
 Texas City; Receipts ls1sl. stock ST. 2S0
 Norfolk Middlins 3S.75 receipts 1.069. saIes 4i6, stock. Se, ,2SS. Baltimore: Stock 5.5s7. Boston: Middling. BPS. receipts 12s stock, 4.3O.
 Phiiadelphia: Middling. ss.z. receipts, Ill. sales, 10.73S.
 New York: B. exports. slo stock. 57,- 84
 Minor ports: 17.O5s. Today: receipts. ss,saO. exports losos. stock 1,545. .ll2 B Total for week: Receipts 156,5ss, exports. 11431s.
 Total for season: Receipts 4,og7. .2ss. ex- ports. 3.o11.ss2.
 interior Movement Houston. Middling. N.75c, receipts f4.- l5s. shipments, s.121. sales, s,5S2, stock z1. .M.
 Memphis Middiing H. receipts s.sso.
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Naval Stores Uy AnecIatsd Prsss

Savannah. January 7.-Turpentine firm, $1.5sla sales, s1; receipts AS; shipments. 8; stock. 14.1s5. Rosip firm; sales, 433 receipts, 774; shipments none; stock. 50,S5s. Quote: B. $1s.70; ID, E, F. $1s.so: c, $1s.s5; H. s1S.s5: |. $17.10; K, $1s.45; NJ, $1s.15; N, $2o; VIC, $2o.25; wv, $21.25.
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Rice Market

BY NSsOcIattu Fftss
 New Orleans January 7.-Rough rice, no sales; receipts. 3547 sacks; millers, 35E: clean rice, strong; sales. Honduras, 3116 pockets, S06i3%c; blue rose, 29S5 pock7
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LIBERTY BONDS
Msney Marke.
M AmeeIatel Preaa

oy Ass0eIat06 PFess
 New York. January 7.-Mercantile pa her. per cent. Sterling s0-day bills.
 ks.73ss; commercial So-day bills on banks, $s.73h; commercial to-day bills, ks.7sh; demand. $3.7S: cables. $S.7Sx i. Hrrancs. demand HOS; cables HOS.
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country place. The second story was for many years the towns onlE hostelry. z
 The recent death of J. M. Satterwhite removes from this vicinity one of it's oldest and most honored citizens. He was nearing 90 years of age.
 The Roanoke Petate Warehouse com pauy which operated a small curing plant here last season, has this fall housed 15,OO0 bushels of potatoes-five times as many as were handled the first season. The experiment of saving potatoes by this method has been very satisfactory thus far
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LOCAL SECURITIES
BANK STOCKS,


 Bid Asked Amer. Trust x Savings Bank4. .135 I50 5ham Trust < Savings Co.......275 2oO First National Bank. .2so 30O Tradsrs' National Bank. 150
 INSURANCE STOCKS. Sreat southern Life Ins. Co.,. 10 13 interstate Casualty Co...... . Sou.nern states Fire 1ns. Co.,. lh frotective Life Ins Co............ Il E LAND AND BUILDING COMPANY
 STOCKS. cunningham Realty Co..15o 165 Snanioer o' Commerce pfd ...... IS a Ei'hWooo Cemetery Corp....... 90 % Empire lmprovet.'snt Co pfd. 100 ll0 Emplrc Improvement Co conn.,. 90 75 Ensley Land Co.....,J0 JOS 125 Fairfield Land co. ... S 1io North Birmingham Land Co.,. 20 90 INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
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New Orleans Futures
 Qv Aaseciated Press
Shot Cotton

|/ Spot Cotton
 As A.ssctase1 pse's |. New Orleans, January 7-Spot cotton, steady and unchanged. Sales on the spot, 14s2 bales: to arrive. 15Sf. Low middling. 1c: niiddling. 41c; good middling, 43c; receipts SS66; stock, 5os, H2. quiet; middling. asc.
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ROANOKE

Roanoke, January -(Special) )-The family of the late Green c. Freeman has returned from Notasuiga, where they went, accompanied by several friends to inter the remains of that popular citizen.
 The Knight Mcintosh Manufacturing company. q local concern that has built up a fine business in the sale of overalls and kindred lines. has purchased a lot on which to erect two-story building to more properly house their plant. IL will be modern in every respect The owners of the historic old Hand ley building in Roanoke are preparing to tear down this large brick building and build in it's stead five modern brick stores. This house was erected by the late Maj William A. Handley in 1879. when Roanoke was only cross roads
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Potato Market

cts. S'saiessc: receipts, lsOoii bran ger ton, Sss polish. se5.
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By Associated Press Chicago, January 1-Potatoes strong. arrivals, IF cars; northern white, sacked, $4@4.15; O bulk. si.
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Chicago, January 7.-Butter unset tied; creamery, 53@631zc. Eggs high. err firsts, TIC.
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Chicago Futures By Associated Press
Produce Market

New York. January '7--Butter easy; creamery firsts, 60la @67c. Eggs easier; fresh gathered firsts, 77@7Sc. Cheese easy; average run, S0ta @31c.
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Cash Grain

By Associated Press Chicago, January T-Corn: No. mixed, S5l. No. yellow s1.57la Oats No. white, S7hGSsl9c. No. . white, Seas7ikc.
 Rye. No. 2. sl.Ssd1, ,s5ia; barley. sii0a 15S, timothy seed, s9G1S; clover seed, si9 d5l
 Pork, nominal lard. s2s7o; ribs sl9ai9 75. St. Louis. January 7-Corn: No. 8, $l.1l G15S; NO. white, S1,5S; May Si.S Uats: NO 2. yc; No white, sSqS12c' May. S75se
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New York Futures 1v Aasoeiated Press

New York. January 7.--Cotton closed
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St. Louis. January 7.-Poultry and butter unchanged. Eggs, 62c.
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City of Birmingham. Various 4.s9 D;
 MISCELLANEOUS
The Washington times., 1920-01-09

TaE SECRETARY OF STATE AND
MRS. LANSING viii be the
honor guests at the dinner
which Mrs. James Carroll Frazer 10
giving tonight
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY

ing by Julia claussen. mezzo- o-soprano;
Leopold Godowsky. pianist. and SAL
sstore de Stefano. harpist. Mrs.
lAker is chairman OF the patroness
Committee. and among those who
nave besn added are Mrs James X.
dann. Nine Full. Mrs. calderon Car
isle, Mrs, Edward Cole. OF Tennessee.
nd Mrs. r. Il. Moran. Among the
bther boxholders for Sunday evening
viii be the Minister OF Cuba and Nine.
cespedes. Congressman and Mrs.
James X. Mann, Congressman and
Mrs. Charles b. Ward. the Third Sec
retary OF the Japanese Embassy and
Nine. Fulfil. Princess Ghika. Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis p. Garvan, and Mrs.
Thomas +. Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard III. Russell.
of Baltimore. announce the marriage
OF their daughter. Miss Ethel Ray
RUSSELL. to John Ingalls, Johnson, son
OF Mrs. Annie E. Saunders. OF this
city. on Thursday, January L.
The ceremony was performed at the
parsonage OF the Congress Street
Methodist Church. In the presence OF
Miss Matilda Hammer and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Herbert Russell, all OF Balti-
more. the Rev. George E. Brown, the
pastor. officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will make
their home In Washington.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF Edward w. Wynne
OF San Francisco. secretary OF the
American embassy at Tokyo. TO Miss
Louise French. daughter OF Mr.. AMI
Mrs. George Edward French. OF Cam
bridge. Mass, which took place yes
terday In that city.
Mrs. Ernest Temple Love, who
spent several days with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Heitnuller. has
returned to Now York. where she
will be at home after January 10 al
$50 West 1S1st street.
The Federated Dramatic Clubs OF
The Washington times., 1920-01-09

sent Ambassador Jusserand. at a ball
to be held at the copley Plaza In
Boston On February 2 In aid OF the
Champagne-Argonne fund.
Charlton or to CAiesss.
Air Commander Lionel E. o. Chari-
ton. of the British embassy. started
yesterday for Chicago to attend the
aeronautic exposition thereyrand will
return on January Is. Flight Lieut..
T. c. Trail. of the embassy. is with
him
Capt. Godfrey Blake. naval attache
Of the British embassy. accompanied
Admiral viscount Jeilicoe to Cuba.
and will return to Washington when
the admiral sails for England.
Prof. and Mrs. Hubrccht are ex-
pected in Washington about January
Is, Prof. Hubrecht having been as
signed to the Netherlands legation as
second secretary. He has been at
tached to the Netherlands legation
in Japan.
Alfonzo SiIler, who has arrived in
washington to take up his duties as
counselor of the Mexican embassy.
has taken an apartment at the High
lands.
Harlows Arc Hosta-
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Harlow were
hosts at dinner last evening.
Mrs. David Fairchild and her chill
dren, who are located in Florida for
the winter. will return to Washing
ton early in March.
Mrs. Alice Duer Miller will come
from New York to spend the week
end in Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville ii. Parks
announce the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Dorothy Louise Parks,
niece Of Rear Admiral Charles Well
man Parks, to Samuel S. Yoder. tr.
The wedding took place on Wednes-
day morning at IL O'clock in Epiphany,
Church. the rector. the Rev. DR.. Ran
dolph McKim. officiating. lowing to
the very recent death of the BRIDE
groom's mother, the ceremony was
witnessed only by the immediate
family, and little Miss Dorothy Ormes
a namesake of the bride.
Miss Parks wore becoming gown
OF brown charmeuse, elaborately en-
broidered in gold silk threads in an
Arabian design. and trimmed with
two-toned brown and gold fringe. Her
hat was Of brown silk and chenille,
and she wore a coat of natural musk
rat and a corsage bouquet of pink
roses
After their wedding trip Mr.. Yoder
and his bride will make their home
with his father. Samuel s, Yoder,
formerly Congressman from Ohio.
II. c.. Stevens had a small company
dining with him last evening at the
Cafe St Marks
Bakers to BE at Concert.
The Secretary of War and Mrs.
Baker will occupy a box at the second
of the Concerts Diplomatiques ar
ranged by the Chamber Music Society.
which will be given on Sunday even
The Washington times., 1920-01-09

honor Of the spanish Ambasssdor and
Aas. ~ Ni&Ao.
senator and Mrs. overmsn OF North
Carolina have arrived at the Pow
hatan for the remainder OF the season.
They have with them for the winter
their daughter. Mrs. Edgar saow, who
formerly was Miss Grace oserman.
or great interest here is-the news
that Capt. Andre TsYdiab, minister
OF blockade and invaded regions OF
France. has presented the insignia OF
cheyalier of the Legion OF Honor ts
Mrs. Laurence Benet. wife Of the for
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
Belgian
deCar rier-Ohe Ortant un

washington ~hll present the 1rst Of
foring OF plays for the season OF l5@O
on Wednesday evening. January Ia
at the Little Theater In the Post
office building. The federation 10 an
organisation OF the various amateur
dramatic clubs OF Washington and
banded together so that plays ar
ranged and produced by these clubs
may be shown jointly. The season
OF 1920 promises TO bring a large
number OF performances to the at
tention OF WashingtonIans.
The three plays 10 be presented
pext wednesday night will be Man
bkin and Mihikin." a Kreymborg
bisque play given by Mrs. Y. Il. Far
rington and Mrs. Alice Perry Leigh
ton; "rhe Acid Test" produced by
the players OF the Postoffice Depart
ment and a play by Mrs. Albert SID
ney Burleson. "rhe Gift OF the Magi"
given by the players OF the Drama
League. Tickets may be procured at
the entrance to the Little Thester."
The boxes for the beneit perform
ances at the NATIONAL. Belasco. Polls.
and Garrick Theaters on the after
noon OF January 27 to raise funds for
the Actors Memorial Day. will be sold
by Washington society women. This
was decided upon yesterday after
noon at a meeting at the New Will
lard Hotel OF the special matinee
committee. OF (which John Barrett IL
chairman and Mrs. Newton ID. Baker.
vice chairman.
Mrs. Henry Price Wright will head
committee OF matroas for the per-
formance and Miss Frances Hampson
will be chairman of the young ladies'
enmpulffAA a. ThaV will rnASf with the
committee and patronesses for the
beneft Saturday afternoon ut
o'clock at the New willard Hotel to
outline plans for their work.
Mrs Henry Price Wright enter
tanned at luncheon at the Cafe ST.
Marks yesterday in compliment to her
house guest. Mrs. VAIN Morgan
Churchman. OF Philadelphia Her
The Washington times., 1920-01-09

auspicse OF Miss Laura Harlan. Mrs.
McAdSo. who has been at the White
House since Saturday. expects TO re-
eain IN Washington until Mr.. Nc
Adoo's return from Texas.
Mime. Matthew, wife OF the ambAssa-
dor OF Chile. viii be at home this
afternoon and will be assisted by a
distinguished little group OF ladies.
The Minister OF Cuba and Nine. de
Cespedes will give a reception on
Thursday, January %. from to
o'clock at the Cuban legation In hon
or OF the American group committee
for Cuba. and the delegates OF tho
Republic OF Cuba 10 the second Pan
American Financial Congress.
The Minister OF the Serbs. croats,
and Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch, who
are In New York. will be the honor
guests at a reception to be given to-
night by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b.
Alexander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus w. Mclean en-.
tertained a distinguished company Of
over 100 guests at a buffet luncheon
at their home, 1928 Rhode Island ave-
nue., today in compliment to the as
sociate Democratic national commit
tee women The Democratic national
committee men. with their wives.
were among those asked to meet the
guest OF honor. and the company also
Included prominent North Carolinians
now In Washington and other distin-
guished guests. Mr.. Mclean, who Is
national committee man from North
Carolina. is q director OF the war
Finance Corporation.
Among those assisting Mr.. and Mrs.
Mclean were the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Daniels. Senator and
Mrs. Lee s. Overman. Mrs. George
3ass, chairman OF the women's bu-
reau, Democratic national eonmittee.
and Mrs. Britton. The hoere was ef-
fectively decorated with American
Beauty roses and Southern smilax.
DR.. and Mrs. J. Ryan Devereux will
be hosts at a dance tonight at their
home in Bradley lane. entertaining
for their sons, Joseph Sinnott Dew
,reux and ]. Ryan Devereux. jr. In
compliment to the debutantes OF this
season. There will be about 100
guests, all young people. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashton Devereux. Of PhiIadel-
unaa, and two Philadelphia buds. Miss
IU3XdDcIn IIlhUlC anu uhiSo
Westcott, are staying with Mr and
Mrs. Devereux.
Capt. Richard Jeschke. q. s. M. c.,
ard his wife, who was formerly Miss
Margaret Devereux. are now at Par1s
Island, s. c.. where he Is on duty.
Miss Jane Story and her fiance,
Can't. r r. Glen, of the British en-
bassy, were guests of honor at the
young peoples dinner which Mrs.
Frederic A. Keep gave last evening
at GIasslands. Tomorrow Miss VAL
entine Mitchell will entertain at din
r.er for Miss Story and Captain Glen
and several dinner parties will be
given for them next week.
Miss Gertrude Myer is entertaining
Miss Hitchcock, OF New York. Miss
Hitchcock is a sister Of Mrs. William
S. Sims.
General Collardet, military attache
of the French embassy. will repre-
The Washington times., 1920-01-09

TaE SECRETARY OF STATE AND
MRS. LANSING will be the
honor guests at the dinner
which Mrs. James Carroll Frazer 10
giving tonight
To Esterssin Mseteriisck!
The Belgian Ambassador and
Baroness dc Cartier de Marchienne
have invitations out for dinner
followed by a reception, on Sunday
evening In compliment TO M. ana
Nine. Maurice Maeterlinck.
Baroness de CartieS who VIII be
at home this afternoon. win be as
sisted by Princess Lubomirska, wife
OF the Polish minister; Nine Giuseppe
Brambiila, Nine. Alexandra Pater-
notte, Mime. Pilmont, Miss Helen Pat
ten. Miss May Ladenburg. and her
guest Lady Alistair Leveson Cover
The Counselor of the Italian EN-
bassy and Nine. Giuseppe Bramsilla
gave an informal tea yesterday after
noon in compliment to the Italian
Ambassador and Baron Romano
l,vezzanA Miss Clementina Barto-
lucci-Dundas, Miss Mapuela Lloveras,
and Miss Camilla Lippincott presided
ut the tea table.
Baron and Baroness Romano have
Just returned to the embassy after a
weeks visit In New York. Yesterday
was the birthday of the Queen Of
Italy, but there was no formal cele-
bration at the embassy.
h. Dinner for the Carriers.
The Minister OF Switzerland and
Nine. Sulzer will give a dinner to-
night in compliment to the Belgian
Ambassador and Baroness de Cartier
lie Marchienne.
Last evening Dr. and Nine Sulzer
entertained at dinner, with the Ital-
ian Ambassador and Baroness Ro.
Inano Avezzana as the honor guests.
The company included the Minister OF
Poland, Princess Lubomirska, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Charles Il. Henderson
Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs
Benediet Crowell, Pleasant A Stovall.
former American minister to Sw'tz
erland, and Mrs. Stovall: Mr.. and Mra
Dist Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. Christian
Herter. Princess Ghika, and Henry
White.
Nine. de Riano, wife OF the Spanish
ambassador will not be at home this
afternoon. but will receive next Fri
day and the following Fridays In
January anf February.
Attend Recital.
Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo and
Miss Margaret Wilson attended the
recital given last evening at the Ma
sonic Temple auditorium under the
The Washington times., 1920-01-09

mer presidsnt Of the American ch2s-
DeE. ~ Commerce ia FaFis. and D4Sss-
dent OF the American Club. she YES
formerly Miss Margaret Cox. Of this
city, The presentation ~as made 81
n. luncheon given lsst Wednesday In
Paris BY commandapt Aercadior. OF
Captain Tardieus stan. Captain Tar
dieu was formerly the head of -
French war Inission In Washington.
Mrs. John A. II. Hull and Miss Hui
will be hOstesses at "A tea this after
noon at their home. 1862 n street,
from 4 10 o o'clock In honor OF Mrs.
John Adiey Hull. bride OF the sa-
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
De.srs. Rss.r. Hs.<.

Mr and mrs. Walter penegre have
returned To their Washington home
for the winter. They will give .
dinner Monday night preceding the
charity ball for the benent of the
children's Hospital. and they will en-
tertain at dinner again January 20
and 23. The last one will be In
The Washington times., 1920-01-09

other guests were senors dc sol. wife
81 lAs BsiAisles a r@is4o0gs NrA.
Walter Tuekermsn, Mrs. IA H. Rous-
sesu. Mrs. Claude ID. Mayo. iss Cath
crime Rush Porter, Mrs. Enfnshsm l.
Townsend. and Mas Mary Morgan.
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
Attend Recital.

Mrs. william Gibbs McAdoo and
Miss Margaret Wilson attended the
recital given last evening at the Ma
sonic Temple auditorium under the
The Washington times., 1920-01-09

Nine. de Riano. wife OF the Spanish
ambassador will not be at home this
afternoon. but will receive next Fri
day and the following Fridays in
January AMI February.
The Washington times., 1920-01-09

Miss Gertrude Myer is entertaining
Miss Hitchcock, of New York. Miss
Hitchcock is a sister of Mrs. William
S. Sims.
General Collardet, military attache
Of the French embassy. will repre-
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04
STEMS BARGAINS

$150000 for a small farm, lot $50 by
1873 feet. four-room plastered
house, sleeping porch. On car
line. A dandy buy, $3.50 cash.
Balance terms.
100000 for one-half acre, beautiful
5-room house, city water, COM
plete plumbing, near car line
$4,000 for broom modern house,
with complete plumbing, city
water, cement walk to car line.
near school, with about five
acres of ground, all in alfalfa.
S3S50.00 for 6-room house, close in,
fine shade. near school, i'm
mediate possession.
$5500.00 for a beautiful modern, up to
the-minute bungalow, just
completed, ready to move in.
On West Jefferson street.
$55O000 for 7-room stone house, fine
basement, furnace heat. beau
tiful shade. Immediate pos
session, good repair. fine
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street.
100000 for about IL acres of ground
with fine modern GROOM
house, city water, near school
Immediate possession.
THE EDWARD STEIN co.
109 \. 10th Phone 9S
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04
E. c. COOK OFFERS YoU.

r. c. COOK OFFERS YOU.
20 acres close to street car line, with
Groom house. orchard, fine shade
and lawn, cheap barn, il q choice. To-
cation; $1,000.
$zS00--5 acres. near scent car service,
3-room house, stable. orchard, Las
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$500 for n acre on car line. scent
fare, is fine as q fiddle, with fruits
and berries. hen house and stable
and Broom real house: terms, $3.50
cash. Possession now. Balance SIS
monthly. interest. per cent.
$1100-4-room house on fine large lot
with fruit and shade, stable and hen
house; $3.50 cash, balance SIS per
month, per cent interest.
$4,000 for an elegant S-rOom, 2-story
bungalow, fine shady corner.
$40, 900 for 40 acres ripe for plating,
near car line and is plated way be-
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you money. Come in and we will
show you.
$4,000 for one Of the most up-to-da
bungalows in Boise, better get q
move on.
$145O for 4-room, hard finish house
fine location, possession now. Terms
$2100 for 5-room house, bath. lot 50S
so. Close in.
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04

ss50O-4O acres. Franklin district Is
acres alfalfa, acres pasture,
balance pillow land, barn for
head, good broom house and
outbuildings, deep well, cash,
$4,000. Balance good terms.
312,500--4o acres, 20 acres alfalfa. bal.
stubbie, Broom plastered
house, barn for . head, gran
ary and outbuildings, deep
well and all fenced. $4,000
cash and balance terms.
Sl3.0OO-4O acres, 25 acres alfalfa. IL
acres orchard, lots of small
fruit, good 4-room house,
stone barn for IL head, good
we'll. This is a dandy home
place. Good terms.
$17, 0Oo-55 acres, % acres alfalfa. bal.
plowed. good potato soil. fam
lily orchard, fine new Groom
bungalow, large porches. barn,
garage, cement water tank,
deep we'll, engine and pump.
cash. $1,000. bal. good terms.
$40, oO0--so acres, 50 acres alfalfa, 80
acres good grain and potato
land, family fruit, new 3-room
house. land lays fine to irri-
gate. Cash. $4,000. balance
terms.
sizooo--so acres. no buildings, 10 acres
alfalfa, IS acres clover, ~
acres stubble, one-fourth mile
to school. This IL Deer Fiat
land and the best. Cash $500,
balance terms.
Sec ~ for 4 number Of good buys In
farm lands and city property. Loans,
fire and life insurance notary public.
EvDRITT REALTY COMPANY.
"a Ave. South Nampa. Ida.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-04
A FEW OF OUR LAND BARGAINS.

A FEW OF OUR LAND BARGAINS.
$1,000 IA acres, with good 4-room
plastered house, good barn,
fruit and shade; y acre gar
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line, scent fare.
$4,000 Is acres, good 4-room bunga-
low, chicken house, barn, etc.
acres orchard, s acres pas
ture. balance grain land.
Terms.
$2500 1 acres, near Franklin school,
5-room house, barn. chicken
house. IN acres pasture,
acre alfalfa, balance garden
land; fruit and shade; bar
gain; $500 will hapdle.
$1,000 fine 10-acre tract with good
improvements, s acres pasture.
2L acres alfalfa, balance gar
den land, near r. n. station, 4
miles from Boise. Terms.
;1o5oo 40 acres. fair improvements, 30
acres alfalfa, rs acres pas
ture. balance grain land, paid
water. $4,000 will handle. I.
$500 Takes good l2o-acre ranch.
miles from Emmett, fair I'M
proyements, l-room house,
good barn, and other out
buildings; 30 acres alfalfa; s
| acres pasture; a real snap, ana
$4,000 will handle.
we have anything you want n ranch
property. some very fine stock rancn
properties.
IDAHO REALTY CO.
80 N. eth *