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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-29
MRS. HOMER SPITzMEsSER
HOSTESS AZ CARD PARTY.

Mrs. HOme& SpltHllleS9Sl wac
hostess saturday afternoon at a
card party of five tables of bridge,
given in honor of. three out-ot-
town visitors, Mrs. Francis OF OK
land. Calf. who is visiting MRS
EearI knight. Mrs. j. A. Bard OF
Tulsa. okla, the house guest or
Mrs. Spitzmesser, aud Miss Anne
Matthews of Las Vegas. who IS
visiting Mrs. Frank wagner. Each
of the honor guests was given a
corsage bouquet of sweet peas, ana
there were both high score and cut
prizes. Fall flowers were used on
the luncheon tables. The guests
were the Mesdames Roger, Breh-
mer. Rogers, Danahy, FRANCIS,
Knight. Il. Hangar, George Thomas,
Matthews. Tom Hughes, Harry
Walter. oscar Butcher, II. Galer'
w NJ. FAR, c. II. Spitzmesser'
Gottlieh. Frank Roberts, Roy era
ham, Rummell, Wagner, and Geo
Mitchell. This is the first of a
series of parties, the second Oh
which will be given by Mrs Spitz-
mcsser next week at her new nome
on South Sixth street.
Mrs. pete McCanna was hostess
pr day afternoon at a bridge party
of several tables.
o.
Mrs.SA. G.. Seis was hostess last
Tuesday at a bridge party of sir
tables Each table received n cut
prize of q charming little nose
gay, while Miss Eugenia keleher
received the first prize and Mrs.
A, f. Rifle the "booby" prize.
yellow mad white was the color
scheme, and the party was a most
attractive one.
%
Announcements have been re-
ceiyed of the marriage of George
A. Prokosch of this city to Mrs,
Josephine Parish in Santa Fe Au-
gust 7. Mr.. and Mrs. Prokosch
will be at home in Santa Fe after
September l.
| n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-29

Those who put off buying q
DIAMOND last year regret
it those who defer this year
will regret it, as those best
informed predict a so per
cent rise before December.
Will they ever be cheaper?
Not likely, DIAMONDS are
very scarce and it costs sew
eral hundred dollars for
labor alone" to cut q carat
stone. ....-..-..---...
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-29
MAKE OVERLAND TOUR.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Scherer Oh
Miami, Fla, and their two children
motoring overland in their car,
stopped here for a few days WISH
with MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Min
nebo, at 1908 William street, MIS-
Minnebo and Mrs. Scherer Were
school friends in st. LOUIS, MO
Mr.. and Mrs. Scherer started ron
Miami on June /, stopping at no,
Springs, St. Louis, Tulsa, ana
places of interest in Colofaao
They will spend the winter IN Cai,
ifornia, and will visit the Graho
canyon on their return trip.
The Ladies Aid society II 81
Paurs English Lutheran churcf
will meet with Mrs. X. j. Baid'
ridge at her home, SO9 Nortr
Thirteenth street, Thursday atter'
noon at 3 o'clock.
%
DR.. and Mrs. M. X. Wylder eel
ebrated their sixteenth wedding
anniversary in Tuesday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-29

Mrs. C. H. spitzmesser VIII en-
terrain with a bridge party 'ruesaay
afternoon at her home in the stern
apartments.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-29

The Jolly seventeen caro- ci"o
will meet next Thursday win NIB
Jim MoCks.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-29

Mrs. Pete McCanna was hostess
Friday afternoon at a bridge party
of several tables.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-21

TIIEitE is almost as much variety
H. in party frockS as in the people
Who wear thCuI-Which makes an as
%,enblage OF dancers Immensely inter
sting. 1t is here that well-dresseC
women match up their taste in party
frocks, and have most opportunity to
indulge in individual fancies; they
have given themselves the benefit of
much latitude in style. On any dane
ing floor there are draped gowns Sc
long that they only reveal the toes, aud
other frocks so short that they barely
conceal the knees.
Materials influence the designers in
their choice of styles. The heavy bro
cades and rich materials in heavier
silk weaves, are chosen for the draped
gowns that follow the lines of the
figure, and many net and lace frocks
are made in this style. Lighter-welght
and supple silks are chosen for
straight-liue dresses, rs crepe de chine,
g]eorgrtte and suft SnttC~. Taffeta and
o~rGandie lend themselves to the bout
FAINT drAperirS that widen the hips
or suggest the hustle dress. Tafetas
over lace petticoats are particularly
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-21

I'm GimetB dneII 3u
d. | az e II, the man cine W%teiler.
ipise poa Gals 1iaein. Sc fiibIer Die
Gier iino. oeito idneIIer geben iie
Sdlaum.
YumperntdeI He3ept.
9tan the l12 EimO grobes Hog.
8enmeDl III cine tieie Sndihiilicl,
Iiige Elm @auOuou SoI5 uno Oen
ieditcn EEL eluer lafel 9eie biu5u,
auf teinen SAL mebr, 9tun riibre
man nit lulmurmen @nller elnen
iteiien Geig an. Gie Sadihiiifel
miro MN tGit 5ugroedt Wn0 iiber
9tadt ltcbcn geiallcu. &ut1am lit
<. Die SdliiitI rUurlm enjabii(en.
Nm WtorgH tuetet man 10 plel Wei.
jenHebl. oocr mer rs leDr ldmar5
,lebt, etpas &oggenmebl o~aruuter,
ioOicl Is anuaDnpn nil. Ger &eig
mlB tiidtIg Bctnctct neroen, 0em
omit lalit cas- 8rot au~setnun0er
mo miro rlllld. NlS0anu lormt
man oas 8rot mo lest es in ole
Eiarne (elne tIeie Yiunne). Nadl-
Dem oas Brpt 10 bis 20 Minuten
II Der Bianne gerubt bat, ltelc man
. in einen mt)t 81 beiben Sad.
0fen, no man g IA Stunoe baf.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-21
Die qul00e
Sergcflciorr- Seipcrf.

gie 1ltereu blauen SergeIei0er
hnben mieoer ibre beionoeren W2erf.
male. Gin aus einem fer3engernoen
Glide deficiencies Nooeu entbdlt
tur3e acrncl mo einen 9eraoen
obercn 8aillcnteil aus pr0htiger
bennafarbener 5eioe. 9a8u mlro
Elm oldt Den &opf umihIieBcuOer
Sut aus Der glci6en Scioe grtra.
acu. anOere idlIidte Ser8etleioer
5eiqen ipQrlifq Giuidbe ans metal
Iiitem 8rofat, uno. olS beionocr5
mirfungsuoue, aparte 9teubclt 1T
Ole aombination pon Serge uno
Qctupftem Viud 81 nemlen. Der
YPia fam matthlou uno nit rotten
gupien bcItidt iein. Go5 Oilnncre
Material ~lieiert sic @runolage ocS
alci0e8, oa5 ihwingeuOe &odpan-
ncle nebit 5~ailcuteiIen ans leif)ter
Gerqe peruonitdnOigen. Giele 2om'
binationen lino III Den 6rilbiabrs.
eroiinungeu iiir Die liebe &Slt8eno
pieliah Oertrcten uno finoen beref'
tigtcn 8ciial.
Stidereien peroen 10 iiberidmeng.
lib angepenoet, ooB iie oft Die 6IG-
den Qan5lid beocdcn. Sic 2Ieb'
buberci iiir Gorrcuur madt iif in
allen 5:leioung9itiiden geltenO, ober
I'M auspuB iino &erlen Erumpf.
Gie meiIten 9luien mo aleiOcr iino
nit 8erlen benobt, entpe0er 81
ie~lblt1roigen M1iitarn o0cr ais Elm
&eiI pom Stiderelcn mo 2e0er-Ylo-
tioen, unb 3upeiIen Ucriol8en lie
iogar Oie MllIterung 0e5 6abrlfats.
8iou lit Die bcliebtelte Tarbe GIT
arpItauperIen, Die iih bon Der
GuBerIt mooiiten bIouen Scrge iein
nbheben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-21

idbrige braudH man 4 g0s. oe5 A.
3ou breiten Stoiies.
3ltr 8erarbeitung oieies 9iooelI
ei9nen i'd Serge, Yeinen, Griu, Scar
Naoras uno Sdantung iur Die Blu
ie; oerieIbe Stoii f1nn aud iir 0el,
Nod berpenoet wer0cr. bod lit einc
S~eriteaung oes Ieeteren in Serge.
8obnrome. GoIIe ooer Boplin Dor
Auai theA
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-21

W It Gnouis. Nte-
ter: ~G'iiien Sic. 6rGuIein 8rigitte.
GoB Sic mir meme Hottrube rolt.
ben? I'm SbrctmiQen fam ih nid.t
me1r idIoien." - nGdS fommt mir
10 pI6alit, 6err MiiGerl Spred)cn
Sic, bite, NIT Moma," erlpi0erte
Die inn9e Came err0tcH0. - nMit
Wan1a ipredenl lln0 it) gIonbtc
6nb Sie cs mdren, mcin 6rGulcin.
Die ieOen Nben0 bis 5moIi ll6r nodts
0oS alopicr beorbcitet
3metoeutig. .0atte
Ser Shouipicler nit)t oie riftige
Auifoiiunl BON Sem Character oeS
6runi Moor. SEER 2elttnont?"
.HQeroing$, er iteate i'm gang
nic0ertrddltig oar"
@oeiie uno %roio. Sic:
pah, mdre e3 bod euig 6riibIing."
Gr: o@ott iou mer b~emnbren!
@ie tonnt id Damn nod moden
@citdi,e IN @etrei0e?"
GertdJtc Gntrii tuna.
<ontc: o'},goertr0d)tle, aei5jgc
>Ai0t! ,>cotsnol. pcuu . ans
cm aebt ia hat lie mir mem
Nrbtf; pcr'iett'~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-21

pretty, caught up Mt the sides, or in
the back, revealing the dainty petit
coat below their hens. GeOrgette and
lace dresses are wired to give the
%broadened hip line and on these. silk
or artificial flowers are placed so as
10 emphasize the style.
One Of the last arrivals among party
frockS takes advantage of the wired
hip line and velvet ribbon to achieve
II novelty. This pretty and fanciful
frOck is shown above. with bodice and
skirt of plain satin and short sleeves
of net. The skirt is wired rather close
TO the Waistline. Long ends of velvet
ribbon, fastened at the top of the low
bodice. are looped about the hips and
fall nearly to the hem. Each is fin
iShed with "A point and weighted with
q si~lk-covered ball. The frock has a
folded belt of metallic silk. It is very
pretty an the dancing floor with its
nViuy ends
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-21
y DIT ibid.
Sdnittmuiter 31S8.

Gieies RooeQ fommt in 3 8ro.
sen fir iuuaeu Gamen pom 16. IS
uno 30 Sobren. Sir cine Sef3ebu.
iGbrige brolidlt ma GA D05. oeS
IA Sou breiteu Stoiies. Ter Rod lit
unteu l12 9o5. melt. Sur 8eror-
heituug eigneu lid aeoruttcr Boil.
Ghntlie. Crepe oocr 0r9anOie. Qic
Sunifa fomn ~fortucIoi'en mer0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-21

NANDfS oDFTy ~ W S
gen gar nidlt moglid.
Speeoiger MebIbuoeI.
) Bints Sdmeineblut, 8 Siuts
RiId, 3 0iuno 0tebI, 1 Quart
iaure AepfeI IN tleIne 8Irfel &c.
idRitten, / Piuno Hoiinen, / 9fo.
aorintben. beioes pOrler auigefodt,
" Yiuno in feline 8iiriel &c.
idnittenes Sdpeineiett, "a Binno
geidmol3ene Butter, ~ hinge ge'
itoBene QeIfen, etnas &bpmian
nno W1aioran, einen Suppenteller
uoa g~eriebcuer GartOficln. / ge-
bdliter gBloiieI Sal5. allies oles
miro 5uianmengeriibrt, Damn IN
cine heiB angefeudtete, nit Utebl
6eltreute Seruiette getan. lofer 3u'
ge6u1oen, onmlit Ylae 3um Aut'
aueuen bIeibt, in todlenoes Wallfr
aebGnat. Ser Mehlbeutel muB nit
0oiIcr gdn3 beoedt iein un0 o0rt
nidt aus Dem &od)en t0Inmen. 3elt
; Gtunocn, injwiihen eInnal UNI
de0rcht. = Sblge NiIantitat erGtbt
Orei Wchlbcutel. Ntan toht elm
gutes Stiid iriiden. ourtnadiencn
S6micueiIeiife5 5u Dem Wteblbeu'
tel (&olitciniitc 3u5creltung.)
Gr0beereH garaooie e.
ginen gbIofiel 8elatule neidt man
10 MinIten in "A Goiie folte5
@aiier ein. Sn cine 9oiierole int
man cine Soile a~bgeipiiIte uno &C.
auetIdte Grobeeren nit "A 2oIie
granlieruten 3ltfer, l6Bt gum SO.
den tomnen, riibrt Damn 0ie 8ela.
tine unO ei1en Geeloffel NouiGe bin.
rim unO IGBt nbfiibIen. GobaIo ole
M}uiie anfdngt, OifIih gu peroen
mo cine boltignrtige Soniiiten5 er.
rciht bot, riihrt man p 8int
Sdlagrnbm bineir mo fiiut in cine
NIT @oiIer susceptible 6ornl, lest
ouf giS un0 IGBt Die Speiie foIt
mo felt mcr0en. 8eim Seroieren
first man Den Guooing n1o Der.
3tcrt nit Shlagrabm nno 2aop
singers oocr obnIidcn fIeinen <.
den.
5einer 6rudtpund). -
1 SeeIoiicl guten See lGBt mar nit
/ 8aIIe fodenoen 8aiiers 8 Wtinl.
ten 6ieben unO gieBt oarnuf ourh
elm ieines Sieb. 3 GaIien ;3uder
uno 3 Iniien @oiier riibrt man gu.
ianInen, bis Der 3uder 9eidmol5en
iii, gibt Die Sdale bon > ;3itronen
lno Den Saft BON 3 3itronen bin.
5u, ionic Den Saft BON A Sran0en.
Ibfiiblen laiien uuo ourf elm Sieb
gum Zee 9ieBen. gu Der 3Iiiiiigfeit
gibt mar Y Saiie IN feline @urfeI
geiflntttene NnanaS, Grobeeren,
Srahgeniheiben uuo onoere ioitige
TriIfte, Die SIT bobcn iino. SS5n
cine 9oDle Iegt nla Elm Stiid els,
gieBt oet Nunid io1ut oen BARN
entbaltenen 6riidten ooriiber, alld
y Sint @rasss Srice un6 5llebt
2 SIniden gihp ODER GbnIides
Ipruoeln0eS 8oiier.
@robeeren. SmeIette.
8Iace. - Grei giootter riibrt
man 5 Ntintten nit u GBIoffeI
3ufer ab, fiigt oo3u 3 SBloifel
NiId uno u &eel0ifeI Sala uno
3uIett Ous 81 Sdnee gcitlagene
GipeiB. Sn cine Yionne tut man
Y gBIoffeI Butter uno gieBt Die
@iermalie binein, Iteut aui nid)t SIT
beiBe5 6euer. bis Die GmeIette iif)
bonn 8o0en Der Shame lott, ribrt
in Der Wtitte Elm menig I'M, oamit
Die Smelette garbddt, oedt Die
Shame 81, ldBt nod Elm poar Wi.
nuten bafen uno Qibt Ole OmcIette
o4f cine belize Nlntte, iflGgt Die
Sinelctte %3uiamncn, nodoem ma
IN Die Nitte oericIben 3 @BIoffel
perleicne mo obgeipiilte Grobeeren
gcgcben bat. Die Gmelette b~eitrellt
man nit granulicrtem 3uder uno
lteut lie inter Die @a5flomme, bis
Die Smelctte nit Dem ,3uder gIa-
ltcrt, bcjm. bc5Ogeu lit. Die Speiie
miro m6glif)it hcib Icroicrt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-21
ShnittlnuIter 1916.

Gieies Wo0eu fonmt in 4 Gre
zen iur gtdOhen Don 6, s, 10 un1
IL Snbren. Tij: cue 3cbniihrIat
broudt mar rs 9os. 0es 30 3oa
breiten Stoiies rur Den Rod, mo =
Dos. oes q 3oa breiten Stoies fir
Die &oiur. las aIei0 fam aus
Dem gIe;Aen Stoif ber9eiteat mer.
Den, man fam dber aud Die 8aiae
aus 2einen. Crepe ooer 2dDn, uno
ben Rod aus Cloth. @inbgam, Rbati
ODER Saiiet dnfertiaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-21
Sdnittmulter 81 SO.

Sttlttnlulter 81 80.
Gieie8 WGlIter fonmt in 4 8r0.
beu: alein 22-24; mitteI0roB 90
Is; aroB 1912 mo ertragroB 81
SO &oiQcnmelte. Sir mittelgrobe
6i8uren braud]t man 22 YarOS 0e3
SO 3oa breiten Stoiies.
Sir oieie5 0tO0eu fam man Wui-
ieIiH, Gombric, gta%inioof, 9otIlt,
2apn, Seioe, muihbaren 4tIas,
Grepe mo Crepe De Gbien oerlpen.
oell. GoumItid)e. Spiteu o0er Stide.
rel t0nneu OILS @arnierumQ oierer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-21

45 3on 1%aiaenweite. Sir cine nit.
tcIgroBe Jigur brordt man 7R
96s. oes q 3oa breiten StOiies.
SeDr biibih nuroe lid ole Gerar.
beitrng oieies Wooeas in 8oummoa.
Grepe, nit geridluBitiiden aus Sei-
0enbrofat ODER 8uidbano MAIDEN.
IS I0Bt lid ierner ~perarbeiten III
@ercale, &amn, goiIe. G6aaie, alba.
troB. Seloe un0 Grepe De Gbin.
Ter Rod lit utlten . Dos, melt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-21
S~dlnittnnlitrr 3191.

Gleie$ Yluitet fomml in pic,
@roBtn iir Muodlcn pom s, 10.
II mo IL &obreu. Eijr cine 3rp0Ii
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-05-21
Rei3enbes 0 It il m.
Observation-Disclosures 3t77.
Rodidnittnluiter 1854.

Gas Nluienmulter tonlult in 8
Gr0ben Iur 80, 80, 80, 40, AZ uno
IA 3oQ SoiQenmeite; Oas Rodmu
tier fomIlt III 7 8r0Ben fir "a,
26, Is, 80, 81, 81 uno 80 3ou
5%alqenpeIte. SIR Vtittel9roBc
brautt man "a Oaros oeS IS 3ou
breiten Stotfes.
CUR &crlteauug oieies aoitiim>
cmpiieblt itd) 8afieto NIT 9benllle'
Stiderei; SeioenpoiIe nit geitIdten
9an0ern ooer 2einen nit iuottierten
Stidereien tonueu ebeninIls per.
men0et meroen. Ser Hof lit unten
ia CARDS melt.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
$500 Cash

Will put you in possession of IT. acres with new frame house and ga rage. Just the place for a small fam fly. and where you can have chickens and q COW. Northeast location. req ' sonably close in, and reasonably close to good school and car line. For i'm mediate sale, this is priced at S2t50. $500 cash, balance to suit purchaser. To see this, see
 A J. HALL
 With BLOCK X BURNS q N. 1st Ave. Phone 42es
 If
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
10 ACRES

Within miles of the Adams hotel. with Broom new house, barns, well of soft water; fine old shade and lots of fruit, grapes, etc; -2 acres in garden truck, with an income now of $40 to $50 per week. Balance ready to put into cotton, and should make bale to the acre. Only s7500 for few days, and good terms.
 so ACRES
 One of the best of the Scottsdale tracts, new 5-room plastered house new barn, fine well. etc; 10 acres in beautiful stand of alfalfa, balance in perfect shape for planting cotton; all old alfalfa land and free from Johnson or other foul weeds. This is priced S100 per acre less than adjoining prop erty for QUICK sale. Only $450 per acre, with terms. If you want to see either of these Sunday, call 2S1s, or see
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31

CASA GRANDE VALLEY
 DEEDED LAND 3e0 4. near Maricopa, $30 per acre. 160 \. N. F.. Casa Grande. $50 per acre so A. near P;cacho. s20 per acre. 220 A. state land for $2036.s0. GAO A. state land. $8 per acre. S20 4. partly improved S35 per acre. THREE REAL BARGAINS IN RE- ENDORSEMENTS
 $. c. MILLER COMPANY = g N. First Ave. Phoenixs Arizona Casa Gran6e Hotel Casa Grande gb
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
Arizona Home
 Realty Go.
s West Monroe St.

$100 AN ACRE
 Facing the Arizona canal healthy location on the desert, lovely scenery, some good soil. Jennie F.. Schmidt, Gen. Del, City. h FOR SALE-2is acres in grain, Broom house, COW, pigs, 90 chickens. turkeys-$3300 1920 F.. Roosevelt 4b FOR SALE-Residence lots Call 1918 F. Roosevelt. If FOR SALE-215 acres, 4-room house, close in. fine shade, well, fruit trees. barn, chicken yard. etc. all fenced. s3000. Terms. A good buy.
 o. K. REALTY
 30 S. End Ave. D , ACRES, house. well. shade. gar den, chickens; p1owed. close in. near good school. Bargain. 1920 Grand Ave. 1tl
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
43 Acres

Alfalfa ranch. best sandy loan. high and no danger of water-leg.. It's abso- lutely all right in every respect. This is fully equipped with horses. machin- cry, also 36 head of dairy cattle Price $500 per acre. Reasonable terms. This is one Of those snaps and will not last long. Would take one or two small brick houses in good locality as part payment. Exclusive with
 GEARE AND OLDAKER
 Ford Hotel Bidc It
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
For Sale-Houses
Chelsea Addition

Six-room pebble dash and wash room, good garage, fine lawn, large lot, close to center. all built in features and up to date. One of the best buys in Phoenix. This place cant be dupli- cated for less than s10.000. The price of this home is only S9000 and one third cash. If you want a good home look this one over
 CAPITOL CITY REALTY co.
 23 w Monroe Phone 173S T
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
Residence Lots

We have very desirable residence lots located in Thomas Place. near the Indian School. close to the car line and in restricted district.E See us for price and terms.
 ESPEY, TOLLESON OR MAXWELL, 10S North Central Avenue. Phone 42S2
 I,
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31

80 acres, northeast. sandy soil plant ed to cotton. Fine sandy loam, well fenced and good well of water This land will sell for s600 this fall. Owner non resident. says sell s425, third cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31

ocAi -hSi|hiiCiS. lioiAc -VoIs1. SS GET IT WHERE THEY'VE GOT TT Here is one of the best 40s in the valley. Within 1 mile of city limits; good brick house, old shade; S400 an acre. You will have to hurry to get this.
 PALMER
 10 North Second Ave. gb BAG ACRES cotton land, al. fenced and cross fenced; 200 acres cleared and cultivated. fine buildings. small orchard, located in best artesian water belt of Arizona, improvements and equipment could not be placed for s12.000; this is priced at s15 per acre for quick sale. Write for complete description.
 SAN SIMON REALTY co.
 San simon. Arizona. gs FOR SALE-320 acres, fully water stocked located in best part of Inn perial valley. 200 acres fenced and cross fenced, all now under high state cultivation. This land is especially adapted for Pima or short staple cot ton. Price for quick sale $50 per acre. For further particulars address. BEST, DEBLOIS AND CONVECTION. BRAWLEY. CALIFORNIA. b HALF-ACRE CHICKEN RANCH Good home, all for $500. near Os- born school s3T5 cash will handle.
 g w. Monroe.
 CAPITOL CITY REALTY co. gb
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
IF Acres

Northwest, all planted to cotton. Made better than bale per acre last year. S460 per acre. Easy terms. FRANK w. SHEDD Is F. Adams Phone 1886
 h
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
Don't Pass These Up

Don't Pass These Up
 40 acres, comfortable house. 100- ton silo. 50 or 60 tons silage; F acres good alfalfa, acres barley, the bal ance plowed for cotton good we'll Price s40O per acre. $6000 cash, s20o0 January l. balance s2000 annually. The character of the soil is excellent. Let us show you.
 % acres, none better. house fairly good, needs some repairs; good well of soft water. s425 per acre. s2500 J-luary 1. 1921: all ready for cotton which will more than meet the matur- ing bills. All kinds of farm imple- ments. horses etc. will be sold at right prices.
 15 acses. F miles west of state fair grounds. 7-room house, strictly up to date, garage, barn. cellar. well; 20 now planted to cotton. 250 White Leghorn chickens, good team of horses. har- ness and farm tools. Price Sf3,000: half cash A choice farm and splendid home. Glad to show you.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
A Real Bargain

160 acres rich, sandy loam soil plowed and planted to cotton. Buy this now cnd let the crop pay you out. s10,000 cash required
 HOLT REALTY co.
 40 East Adams St gb FOR SALE-Two lots on Brill Ad- dition car line, sold separately or to- gether. For particulars address Mrs C. J. Tels. Gila Bend, Ariz. gb FOR SALE-By owner for cash, lot 50x131 12-$650.00. Inquire 1034 East Mckinley. 4d
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
21z Acres

Northeast. close to city limits. good 4-room frame house. well and chicken houses. Land is now planted in grain and alfalfa. A dandy chicken ranch. Price s3500. s12o0 cash, balance s20 per month.
 FRANK w SHEDD
 1f East Adams b
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
SEE MADISON, WITH Chas. s. Keafer
 IS W. Adams
Orangewood Home

Five acres oranges, ect.. modern five-room house and two extra large screen porches. garage for two cars. lots of shade, shrubbery and roses An ideal suburban home near North Cen tral and car line. SS500 terms
 HOLT REALTY co.
 40 East Adams St gb-
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31

10 and 20 acres, northeast. Third cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
For Sale-Real Estate
4O-Acre Bargain

Now ready to plant to cotton; sandy Ioan1, no Johnson or Bermuda; fine soil. will make a bale per acre and you know cotton is worth $1.00 a ID. terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
2-Acre Chicken
 Ranch

This place is located on corner. one block from Central Ave, two blocks from Osborn school. four blocks to street car. one block to grocery and has a good three room house and can be subdividetI at any time into half acre tracts or lots. 5000 cash will handle. Price s3500. This place must be sold at cnce
 CAPITOL CITY REALTY co.
 g w. Monroe Phone TBS I
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
c. A. Dagley Co.

14 West Van Buren Street Between Central and First Avenues).
 Phone 3s97 dr
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
New and Modern

5-Room new thoroughly modern brick with double screen room. hard wood floors, bult-in features. cement front and back porch, nice shade 8n6 fruit, street paved soon. F block of car line northeast. Price S600O. S5000 cash, balance very easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
OURCREED
HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY" TIT PAYS TO BUY REAL ESTATE"
 All Good Buys

Groom new modern brick. hardwood floors, tinted walls, large closets, near car line. s3.s00. s1,20O cash, terms
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31

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Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
c. A. Dagley Go.

IA West Van Buren St. Between Central and First Avenues)
 Phone Sss7 II HOME bargain. Four -roorned house near carline. only s1200: some terms Will take Ford car as part trade Owner. 2014 F.. Madison. FOR SALE-A double brick at 1929 F. Polk. Also 10 lots at s. F. corner of Pok and 18th St' See owner at 1922 F. Polk. k BRICK home. s32GO cash, close in. a bargain; just a little fixing, that's all. You better see. this.
 WILCOX. REALTY co.
 IA W. Adams gb
Arizona republican., 1920-03-31
Paradise Valley

so acres. we'll located in Paradise valley, level, $40 per acre cash. Do not call unless ready to do business. Rus sell McDaniels. Phone 203R4. gs