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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-15
Spare the Rough Stuff
And Spoil the Child
Bv Ring w. Lardner.

"O the editor: I have received a
letter from she who signs her
self Worried Mother that
Il wants informations in regards
to how to handle her kids that
seems to be a kind of wild pair
and in the behalf of other parents
/ that may be in the same pickle, it
| looks like l should ought to print her
letter to me and my reply to same as
follows:
She writes in kind of a illiterate
way:
Dear sir ] been informed by the
authorityS that you have children
| that is probably the best behaved
children this side of the reform school.
/ Well Mr.. | haven't only y as many
| children, l of them boy yrs. old
| and the other a girl 1 and y yrs. old
and / cant do nothing with either I
| of them.
For inst. in the list place the little
girl won't sleep nights and cryS
whole lot and also laps up more milk
| than we can afford to buy it for her.
| In regards to the boy. he wont mind
| nothing we tell him and keeps run
| ming away from home and when the
| neighborS' childrenS comes over to
play with him it always winds up in
fight and he always gets the worst
! of 1t as he hasn't got no nerve if you
will pardon the slang. / enclose
plain envelope with no writeing on it
for reply and hope you won't fail to
reply
And then she signs her name and
address witch is none of our readers
business.
My reply follows:
| Mrs. Angus Simpson, 436 Railroad
street, Crestline, Ohio.
Dear old Oil Won I won't
fall to reply to your overtures as | al
ways makes it pit. to answer mash
notes from the fair ladys of the fair
sex. l presume your note was in code,
but will reply to it on the up and up
as my motto is safety LIST and then
| they can't nobody have a comeback.
You been we'll informed about the
| size of my family and you couldn't of
| came to better man to get the de-
sired informatons. Amongst my chill
| dren l had about the same kind of
| struggle you been haveing with your
2. who I suppose you have give the
| boy the unique name of Junior and
probably the little gal rs Lii.
We'll. we will take up Junior. 1 of
my sons about the same age had the
! habit of running away from home all
mrs. of the day and finely along come
the good old summer time and 1 told
! him he could go bare footed. then I
| went out on the st. and paved it for a
| " mile in both directions with tacks
| turned bottom side up. but the little
devil crossed me by going through the
\ fields and the neighhors back yards.
| So l day l got him out in the wood
| shed and pretended like / was split.
ing kindling wood and by accident the
| heel of my Ratchet come down on 3
toes of his LIST foot foremost and the
! operation was successful. Him and
| his other parent both thought it was
accident that is to say. The way it
| is now. his nurse who is 20 yrs old
and built in proportion can roll after
| him and catch him before he gets out
| of our yd.
| las for Junior not minding nothing
you say, have a kid that was the same
way till l got me whipping post
which can be boughten at .reduc-
ton in any second-class post Office
and after about three lessons he be-
gun to pay tension. One day after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-15
COLUMBIA.

"The World and His Wife," a
romance of old Seville. featuring Alma
Rubens and based on Eel Gran Gale
oto," the story of Jose Echegaray,
which Charles Frederick Nirdlinger
used as a basis for his famous Broad
way play, will be the attraction at
Loew's Columbia Theater the first
-four days of this week, beginning this
Afternoon.
The story concerns a Spanish don
VINO oefriends a young man at me
breath of scandal coupling the name
of the don's beautiful wife with that
of his young friend. In duel caused
by an insult to the don's wife the
don is mortally wounded, but in his
dying hours ne witnesses a circum-
stance that seems to confirm his worst
suspicious. The story terminates hap
PLY, however.
The last three days of the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-15

the idear of putting sour milk in
three of the bottles and he wouldn't
touch none but the other two. so we
made a daily saveings of 60 per cent
on milk alone. And when this bird
wouldn't sleep at night l would first
rock him to sleep with a punch in
the jaw and then kind of sprinkle
little chloroform on his pillow and
first thing you know you couldn't
hardly wake him up.
Il also had kid that cried a whole
lot and for no reason except he had
the collect or something or was get
ting teeth, witch is a waste of time in
the LIST place because they loose them
all when they are about 6 or and
get entire new string. Well when
he had cried till 1 couldn't stand it no
more 1 bought me a double Dbl. shot
gun and shot out his tear ducks.
Children is great comfort when
they are broughten up right and not
too fresh and its all in the handleing.
Il hope l have helped you out
dearie, and if you ever hit this old
town of \. Y. city I wished you would
call me up, or give me a ring as they
say. only be sure and not call up the
house as the phone isn't in very good
shape and pretty near anybody is
libel to answer and not understand
you, but give me a ring at the office
and whatever further informations l
can give you why l am at your beckon
call RING w. LARDNER.
~ Longs Island. Aug. ID.
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PALACE.

Mary Pickford. in "Suds," the photo
play of Maude Adams stage play
"'Op O. Me Thumb will be this
weeks attraction at Loew's Palace
Theater, starting this afternoon The
story concerns Amanda Aff1ick, a
friendless slavey in a French laundry
in the outskirts of London, who seizes
upon the owner of a certain shirt left
for laundering as the subject about
whom she erects a wonderful castle
of fanciful dreams. She tells her as
sociates she is of artistocratic birth,
sent to work in the laundry So she
will be loved for herself alone, and
the return of the man for his shirt
will be the signal for her to return to
her station in life. Added attractions
include IAN Overalled Hero"
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RIALTO.

The malicious use by scandal
mongers of an innocent and thought
less act of Amelie Thorndike in walk
ing from her rooms into the apart
ment of Capt. Kenneth Laird
furnishes the action for THE
Beauty Market" Katherine MacDon-
AIDS latest photoplay, which opens a
weeks exhibition at Moore's Rialto
Theater today. The story concerns a
girl whose beauty made it possible
for her to mingle in the higher social
set, but whose finances compelled her
to pawn her gifts from suitors to
meet her debts.
The picture has been produced on a
handsome scale. Minor pictures and
orchestral music are included in the
program.
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METROPOLITAN.

Conway Tearle, the accomplished ac-
tor. will be seen in his first stellar
film production, "Marooned Hearts,"
at Crandalls Metropolitan Theater
this week, beginning this afternoon.
Zena keefe is the leading woman.
Run En- Ragged" a Snub Pollard
comedy, will be shown also.
'Marooned Hearts" is the story of a
young surgeon whose career is ruined
by a woman's caprice. To rehabilitate
himself in the eyes of his profession
he devotes his talents to research
work that leads him into strange
and out the-way corners of the
world. Under most unexpected and
extraordinary circumstances he again
meets the woman who caused his un-
doing and after a series of events the
two work out new destiny
Other features are included in the
hill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-15
York.

Today. Douglas Fairbanks. in "The
Mollvcoddle," and Herbert Kaufman's
Content; tomorrow, Leah Baird. in
Cynthia of the Minute" and Screen
SNAPSHOTS; Tuesday, Hobart Ros-
worth, in Below the Surface" and
Natures Beauty Parlor"; Wednes-
day, Sessue Hayakawa, in Lii Ting
Lang" and 1.-The Dodgers; Thursday,
"Eyerythins But the Truth and THE
Jazz Bandits: Friday. The Red
Lane" and Miss Fortune Hunter"
and Saturday. Mabel Normand, in The
Slim Princess" and Martin Johnson
white Spots in Black Lands.
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KNICKERBoCKER.

Today and tomorrow. Conway
Tearle. in "Marooned Hearts," his jni-
tia1 release as an individual star, and
Run EN- Ragged" a Snub Pollard
comedy.
Tuesday and Wednesday, Sand"
the latest picture of William S. Hart,
from his own studios. and Sennett's
you wouldn't Believe IT.; Thursday
and Friday, Norma Talmadge, in The
Woman Gives" and -Bray's
Enchanted Gardens and Saturday,
Constance Talmadge, in I'm Search of
Sinner; Mutt and JEFF cartoon,
and Back on the Farm
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/ had given him the works a couple
of our friends drove by in their trac-
tor and they seen him and stopped
and said:
Hello, Stupid, are you all well?"
mo. thank you,' was his reply, u
am all welts.'
"As for Junior being afraid to fight
the thing to do is match him up with
Fulton and let him get some cour-
age.
"Now, in respects to Lii. ! haven't
no girls. but the same Treatment
should ought to be good for both
branches. One of my kids insisted
on five bottles of milk day and
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Will Rogers, in
"Jes' Call Me JIM and Harold Lloyd,
in High and Dizzy; Tuesday, Milton
Stills and Margarita Fisher, in "The
Week End and Fit to Fight: We'd
nesday, Frank Mayo. in THE Girl in No.
90" and "Neck and Neck; Thursday,
Elaine Hammerstein, in whispers"
and 'fThe, Jazz Bandits: Friday. Eu-
gene O'Brien, in 1.-THE Figurehead," and
''The Bashful Bigamist." and Saturday,
Bryant Washburn, in 1.-The Sins of st.
Anthony" and Passing the Buck
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Princess.

Today. Mabel Normand. in ''Peck's
Bad Gjrl"; tomorrow. Charles Ray. in
paris Green; Tuesday, Olive Thorn
as, in 1.-THE Flapper": Wednesday.
Mary Pickford: in Rags; Thursday,
Dorothy Gish. in "Remodeling
Husband" Friday, Corrine Griffith, in
"Bab's Candidate" and Saturday, Sem
nett's "Down on the Farm.
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CRANDALL,S.

Today and tomorrow, Dorothy Dali
ton. last seasons star Of "Aphrodite."
at the Century Theater. New York. in
"Other Mems Wives" and Fatty"
Arbuckle in "Oh. Doctor: Tuesday
and Wednesday. Katherine MacDon-
aid, in THE Woman Thou Gavest
Me-" and 'She Loved Him Plenty" a
Mack Sennett farce; Thursday and the
Straight" featuring Charles Ray, and
Harold Lloyd. in High and Dizzy"
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the peace conference in Paris in 1919.
and the name was changed to Rusinia.
Satkovich was FIVE years. old when
he arrived in America with his par
ents. He practiced law in Pittsburgh.
and took little interest in European
affairs until President Wilson an
nounced his views as to the Self-deter-
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LYRIC.

Today. Anita Stewart. in THE Mes
sage of the Mouse: tomorrow. Gladys
Brockwell. in SISTER to Salome":
Tuesday, Sessue Hayakawa, in IAN
Arabian knight; Wednesday. Mad
laine Traverse, in The Iron Heart;
Thursday, Douglas Fairbanks in His
Majesty the American; Friday, D.
w. Griffith's Broken Blossoms" and
Saturday, Frank Mayo. in "The Red
Lane
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Norma Tai
madge. in The Captivating Miss Car
Believe IT,: Tuesday and Wednesday,
Will Rogers. in "Jes' Call Me JIM" and
Harold Lloyd. in High and Dizzy;
Thursday, Milton Stills and Margarita
Fisher, jim THE Week End and Cold
wynn Brays "Pheasants". Friday. Bry-
ant Washburn. in THE Sins of st. An
thony.'' and This Way Out and Sat
urday, Mabel Normand, in 1.-The Slim
Princess and Martin Johnson's
Through the Isles of the New Heb
rides"
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mination of small nations, when he
began studying the problems facing
the people of the land of his birth
and soon became a leader among his
people in this country. He now gov
erns some 100000 Rusinians from the
medieval castle overlooking the River
ing.
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Carolina.

Sunday, r. A. Walsh's THE Deep
Purple; Monday. Rupert Hughes
Normand, in "Peck's Bad Girl; We'd
nesday, Charles Ray, in Paris
Green: Thursday, Olive Thomas in
THE Flapper'; Friday. Mary Pick
ford, in Rags" and Saturday, Dor
othy Gish. in "Remodeling a, Hus-
band"
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Empire.

Today and tomorrow. Mildred Har-
ris Chaplin, in Polly of the Storm
Country; Tuesday and Wednesday.
Blanche Sweet, in 1.-THE flushed
Hour: Thursday. Sessue Hayakawa,
in 1.-THE Arabian Knight; Friday,
Shirley Mason, in Loves Harvest"
and Saturday, Doris Kenyon. in "The
Great White Trail Saturday mat
inee only, King Baggott, in episode
10, 1.-THE Hawks Trail"
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"A Fool and His Money: Tuesday.
Elaine Hammerstein, in THE Woman
Game; Wednesday. Marguerite Clark,
in Luck in Pawn; Thursday. Enid
Bennett, in What Every Woman
Learns; Friday, Charles Ray, in
alarm Clock Andy and Saturday,
Douglas Fairbanks, in "The Lamb"
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Meet President Satkovich.
From the Detroit News.

From the Detroit News.
Gregory Satkovitch, an American
with a law degree from the University
of Pennsylvania, who talks Pittsburgh
slang. is president Of the newly form
ed indenendent state of Russia, for
merly Carpathian Russia, in Czecho-
slovakia where he was born. Although
mart of Czechoslovakia, Carpathian
Russia, through the efforts of Satko-
yich and other American delegates
was created an autonomous state at
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Savoy.

Today and tomorrow, Norma Tai
madge, in "a Daughter of Two
worlds: Tuesday, THE Family
Honor" and Hip, Hip, Hooray";
Wednesday. Even AS Eve; Thurs
day, Griffith's 1.-The Idol Dancer; Fri
day. Ethel Clayton. in The Ladder of
Lies" and Tit for Tat" and Satur-
day. Billie Burke. in Away Goes
Prudence"
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Home.

Today. Rupert Hughes Scratch My
Back: tomorrow, Mabel Normand, in
"Peck's Bad Girl: Tuesday, Charles
Ray, in Paris Green: Wednesday,
Thursday. Mary Pickford, in Rags;
Friday, Dorothy Gish. in ''Remodeling
a Husband" and Saturday. Corrine
Griffith, in "Bab's Candidate"
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Revere.

Today and tomorrow, all-star cast,
in Don't Ever Marry: Tuesday.
Henry B. Walthall. in Little Shoes;
Wednesday. Edith Roberts, in Her
Richard Travers. in Little Shepherd
of Bargain Row; Friday, Douglas
Fairbanks, in THE Lamb" and Sat
urday, comedy night.
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New.

Today, and tomorrow. Katherine
Macdonald. in Passions Play
ground; Tuesday. Jack Gardner. in
Land of Long Shadows; Wednes-
day, "Other Mems Shoes: Thurs
day, Margareta Sylvia, in THE Honey
Bee: Friday. Henry B. Walthall, in
Little Shoes" and Saturday, comedy
night.
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COLUMBIA.

Bryant Washburn. in photoplay of
George Broadhurst's comedy. What
Happened to JONES'" the first four
days of the week. and "Pardners Of
the Night" based on Leroy Scott's
story, the remainder of the week.
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Madge Kennedy will be seen in Oc-
tavus Roy Cohen's photoplay story,
Dollars and Sense" concerning girl
who bought two buns with her last
cents and found silver dollar
tucked away in each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-15

City. has written to nearly a hun
dred and fifty leading American
WRITER'S urging them to submit pub
lished or unpublished manuscripts for
screen use.
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NEXT WEEKS, PHOTOPLAYS.
PALACE.

Ethel Clayton. in Crooked Streets"
adapted from Samuel Merwin's story
of the Orient, Dinner at 81
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Regent.

Today. Ruth Clifford, in 1.-THE Amazing
Woman; tomorrow Eugene O'Brien, in
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Vitagraph is filming Anna Sewelrs
immortal story. BLACK Beauty" the
autobiography of a horse. There was
a time, even in Washington, when
the rising generation found real joy
in this appeal to the heart by an
animal. Mr.. and, Mrs. George Ran
dolph Chester prepared it for the
screen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-15

The community motion picture bu-
reau is authority for the statement
that England is farther ahead than
the United States in utilizing the
motion picture in schools and that
Texas is the state farthest ahead in
this country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-15

The film version of Basil Kings
"Earthhound" presents story deal
ing with the struggles of mans
soul to liberate itself from the earth.
to which it is bound, even after
death, by the element of hate. The
picture has been more than a year
in the making and is being shown
for the first time in two legitimate
theaters, the Astor. in New York.
and the Playhouse, in Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-15

'ln "Once Plumber" one of Ed
die Lyons and Lee Moran's comedy
pictures. two aspirants for the role
of society vampire, Ethel Richie,
who was the sheik's favorite wife in
THE Virgin of STEAMBOAT" and Jane
Elliott. who played the role of Intoxi-
cation in Experience" will be pre-
scented as ideal features.
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Erich Won Stroheim's new Jewel
picture. Foolish Wives" will be film
ed with cast comprising, in addition
to Stroheim. Rudolph Christians, Mar
guerite Armstrong, Maude George,
Mae Busch, Cesare Gravina, Nine. Ko-
petzky, Nigel de Bruiler and Malvern
Polo-a sort of league of nations, as
it were.
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AM USEM ENTS

Continued from Second Page.)
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-12-01
Do You Know

that we have several good houses,
small payments down, balance month
ly. Good location.
JORDAN. GRACE & PHELPS LAND
COMPANY
127 North Central Avenue
Phone 1878 If
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H. L. Slime & Co.
7-Roonn Brick

4-room cottage in rear. good loca-
ton. northeast. all modern, garage.
garden. grapes. figs. and large shades.
Cottage rents for SS5 per mo. Price
SIS. 500, u cash. bal. $50 per mo. Boz
lin Realty Co. Phone 1892. u W. Van
Buren,. II
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Home Bargains

4-room brick and large screen, mod
ern. old shades. close TO car line and
school. Price is only $4,000 and $4,000
will handle. Phone 1853. LIVE WIRE
REALTY co. 142 w. Adams. d
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PRICE < PRICE co.


CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. BLDG.
PHONE 1854
Price A splendid new 4-room brick
$4,000, in the northeast section; very
$1,000 attractive both inside and
cash. out.
Terms
Price On West Palm Lane. Beauu-
$4,000, full pebble dashed new bunga-
$4,000 low of the highest quality.
cash. The rooms are very well ar
Terms. ranged. Hardw rood floors,
white and ivory enamel wood
work finish.s A broom house
at a bargain price.
Price In the beautiful Kenilworth
$7750, district we have just completed
Terms one of the most attractive
easy. homes in the city. 1t has 6
rooms, with hardwood floors,
enamel finish, walls attrac-
lively decorated, built-in buf-
fet in the dining room. The
convenient built-in features in
the kitchen should attract the
attention of systematic
housewife. The lot is large
and faces on a paved street
We know this is a good buy
Let us show it to you.
Price Near the Kenilworth school in
$4,000, a highly restricted district a
terms Groom brick residence just
so completed. This home has
easy. every convenience of modern
construction. Very beautifH
and the best in construction
at a very fair price.
Price A large 10-room home OF
$4,000, North Central Avenue. ThC
$4,000 house is well constructed. This
cash lot is 75x1S7ls feet and wortl
more than half the price asket
for the house and lot.
List your property with Us If yo'
want quick and sure results. We han
die city and ranch property.
PRICE & PRICE COMPANY
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
Phone 1854
FOR SALE-New 4-room house Wit
! two lots. blocks west from the en'
1 of the Brill car line. Phone 3144 ate
1 8 p. m 715 Sheridan St. Call at 10
i sheridan ST.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Spectacular
CATTLE RANCH BARGAIN!

CATTLE RANCH BARGAINi
$4,000 cash will handle. balance Of
$4,000 easy terms.
One of the best cattle ranches in Ari-
IONA. Boulevard TO ranch II miles
from Tucson.
100 acres lies along the river, about
so acres bottom land, for cotton, let
tuce. potatoes, or other crops; % feet
to water Sale price includes 4S0 acre
stock raising homestead relinquish-
ment adjoining.
Two wells and pumping plants.
Nine room house, two porches.
Rent income, $35 per month
u head Holstein cows.
head Jerseys.
Is head range cows.
IA calves up to 1 year old.
Hereford bull.
Address f. c. Wright, wrightstown
Arizona.
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Navajo Rugs

Large assortment. beautiful designs
and weaves. AT bargain prices Call
and sec them. Navajo Apache Trading
Company. POI Masonic Temple Bldg. 80
South Central Ave; Phone 10. II
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1920-12-01

FOR SALE-New 4-room house with
two lots. blocks west from the end
Of the Brill car line. Phone 3144 after
8 n. m. as Sheridan St. Call at 107
sheridan st b
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Closing Out at Cost

Our new houses. located in Brill adj
dition on Bril- car line; just finished
and a beauty; has A rooms and large
screen sleeping porch, breakfast nook.
sun porch and modern to the minute:
going at s4,750; $4,000 cash will handle.
AND
A very attractive five room brick
pebble dash cottage, ready next week;
hardwood floors. breakfast room. fire
place and everything to make a real
honey home; garge and concrete drive
way located close to car in Ashland
place, the new and up to- date district;
$3.50 gets this. $4,000 cash, balance
long time. Come in and let us show
you these.
FLICKINGER & DTBBLE REALTY co
16 West Adams ST Phone 1913 b
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Attractive
Bungalow

Delightfully."- situated, northeast; four
rooms, bath. fireplace. city convent
ences. s450O; small cash payment.
CHEAP NEW COTTAGES
Four rooms. on Carline, northeast.
1880: $500 cash, balance $50 and in
terest monthly
COY LITTLE HOUSE
Three rooms, bath, garage, choice
corner lot. $4,000, $500 cash. balance
monthly.
SMALL FAMILY HOME
Brick. four rooms, two bedrooms,
bath, near cars. $500, $1,000 cash, bal
ance like rent
CHOICE BUILDING LOT
Thirteenth avenue and Roosevelt.
50x137. old shade. $500, $500 cash;
faces Story block.
PARADISE DEER VALLEYS LAND
COMPANY
116 Physicians Bldg opp. Y. NJ. c. A.
1t
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FOR .EAL ESTATE
Sacrifice Sale

6 Acres, BEARING orange and
crane fruit orchard, over 100 trees,
mostly young, now paying % per cent
on the purchasing price of $S,000.0o.
Phone 2O3J3. No agents. l2-bS
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FoR sALE-HousEs
NOTICE

HAVE for sale two houses; let me
make you a net price; no agents. Tel.
1925. d
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One Acre
A Real Home

6-room brick, almost new; modern
TO the minute, all hardwood floors. In
the center of the best residence sec,
ton of Phoenix. Owner leaving and
says sell for $4,000 on good terms. You
will have to see this home to appre-
ciate its real value.
CRAVENS
Phone 1880 40 East Adams ST. b