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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-01
CHAPTER LxxvIII.


A telegram came for Jim the next
morning just after he had gone to work
Ny husband and l never opened each
others letters. But this was different
and. after bordering over the matter for
several minutes, I decided that a tele-
gram demanded immediate atention-so
I opened it.
And because of what l read there
set about busting and scrubbing and put
ting my little home in such marvellous
order that l had actually just finished
with the four rooms when Jim came
home.
''Tired, dear?" asked sympathetically.
was a bit tired myself.
"a little. But an hour or two alone
with you in this little nest of ours would
rest me all right" answered Jim, fitting
up my chin for his kiss
Then I remembered the telegram. l
gave it TO Jim, and he read it quietly.
He looked up with eyes aglow.
virginia and Phoebe get in from
Chicago at 1910"
IT know, dear-I opened the message
] thought I ought to. I hope you don't
mind"
Jim dismissed that as trifing-unim-
portant in the face Of his news.
''Virginia's comingv' he said, looking
at me as If to see whether / UNDERSTOOD
how much that meant to him. Then his
glance eluded me. 1t seemed to travel
away where I could not fOllOw-back TO
the youth he had shared with his sister
Virginia, 1 suppose. I slipped into the
kitchen and left him to his dreaming.
Neal did not come home until after Z.
He brought with him faint aroma, but
I dared not ask him if he had been
drinking. Ny face betrayed me, how
ever, for he grinned at me impishly and
said:
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&0ciety &.

] oeautiful wedding of last night, at
led By a number of indianapolis folk.
i that of Miss Mary Magdalene Mitch
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
.chell Of Lebanon and John Wesley
wards Of Noblesville, which took place
the Lebanon Central Christian
Irch.
lev. Rcy Desdman, pastor Of the
'rch. read the service before the altar
|zed with masses of rambler roses,
ben flowers in pastel hues, palms and
bis.
|homas L. Neal acted as master of
Raonies. with Frank Heinzmann of
plesville as best man, and James
sliams of Lafayette, William Marsh
'Ez>Ss site, John Dunn of Anderson
I'd Cadou Of Washington as
{thy Sparks of Rushyille,
s Louise Bliss, soloist, and
zger of Lebanon, vocalist,
"a of bridal numbers pre-
u remony, including AT
Because"
s. 8. Donald Mitchell,
- ide, was flower bearer.
bell Of Lansing, Mich,
Miss Mary Flora
Dale Heylmann of
Marjorie Kunkel and
of Blu1ton, wore
& s cks of rainbow tints
bouquets of garden
shades.
was of white tulle
|l s with oyerdrapery of
it'll silver thread and
burt train. She wore
place with a circlet
with forget me- nOts.
shower of bride roses
WingN SerVice a receptiOn was
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WHEN A GIRL MARRIES
A NelU Serial of Young Married Life
By ANN Isle

Don't preach, Babbsie. Envy called
round at the office for me. We took a
little spin and then stopped for sup of
tay'-only the 'tay' was a mint julep for
mine. 1t gave me an appetite, too. Din
ner ready?"
"It will be in little while, dear. Jim's
shaving now and putting on clean linen.
His sisters are coming this evening"
His sisters? Didn't know he had any
folks" Neal replied indifferently- 1t was
Just on the tip Of my tongue to tell him
that Pat Dalton was Virginias husband,
when Jim came in, fairly beaming.
Hear the news, Neal? Virginia and
Phoebe came in tonight"
1t was the first time he had called Neal
ANYTHING except "Hyland''-and the boy
responded to his jovial tone with delight,
Great I'm tickled to death to hear
it. I'll be glad to show the girls the
town"
Jim laughed.
Virginia is a married woman-2o,
Neal-a bit old for you, Ell? And Phoebe
is a kid. But thanks just the same, LAD.
Jim's friendliness gave Neal courage to
advance a bit further. And when we had
finished serving up the dinner and were
cheerfully devouring our veal chops anu
baked potatoes he suddenly burst out:
"Say, Jim, could you lend me nver.
I'm pretty near stony.
Jim scowled.
"Out of cash already. Neal7 This is
only Tuesday. Saturdays payday, isn't
it,"
yep" replied Neal tersely, ready to
be on the defensive.
well, you're finging money around
pretty fast. Sorry, but / can't encourage
you in this extravaganza. "-Copyrlght'
1920.
ITO Be Continued.)
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KIWANIANS HEAR
STUART w ALKER
Player Says City Is Not Dead
theatrical

That Indianapolis is not Theatrical
graveyard" but one Of the most impor-
tant producing centers of the theatrical
world was the high note Of a speech by
Stuart Walker at the weekly luncheon
Of the Kiwanis club at the SEVERN hotel.
Interesting "reminiscences Of his own
life and those of members of his COM
pany of players now at the Murat
theater were told by Mr.. Walker.
According to word from Cecil Crabb,
secretary of the club, who is in Los An
geles, that city will follow the example
of the indianapolis club in building a
"hut" for the Boy Scout organizations Of
the city.
Another distinguished guest at the
weekly luncheon was Warren Kimsey.
fold representative of the international
kiwanis clubs.
]. Mercer Barnett OF Birmingham, Ala,
new international Kiwanis president,
will attend the state meeting of Kiwanis
club to be held in indianapolis Sept. 80
and Oct. /.
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Drop Plans to Buy
Church Property

Plans for the purchase of the Taber-
nacle> Presbyterian church, Eleventh and
Meridian streets. by the indianapolis
Evangelical association and the Indianap-
oils Ministerial association. have been
dismissed by the officials of the organ
izations. following a decision that 1t
would be impossible to finance the pro-
gram.
The two associations proposed to use
the property for national headquarters OF
the committee on fundamentals in re-
liglon.
DR.. Graham Scroggie OF Edinburg,
Scotland, a noted speaker. will address
the conference today and tomorrow.
DR. Joshua Gravett. pastor OF the
GalIlee Baptist church, Denver. Col, who
spoke last night on the subject THE
Jew, the Miracle OF History and the His
tory OF Miracles" advocated the restora-
ton OF Jerusalem to the Jewish people as
one great solution Of the worlds unrest.
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of orange blossoms. Her bouquet was
a shower Of orchids and lilies of the
valley.
Following the service a reception was
held at the Woodstock club.
Among the guests were Mrs. Charles
Pearce of Louisville, mother OF the
groom; Miss Genevieve Blessing, Miss
Holly Blessing, Miss Virginia Doan, Mrs.
George Doan and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
Blessing of Chicago.
Mrs. Willis Prosser, ZIG South Audi
bon road, entertained with a luncheon
yesterday in honor Of her mother, Mrs.
Emily Baylor.
Guests included Mrs. Sarah Harvey.
Mrs. T. F. Reed, Mrs. L. H. Riser of
Atlantic City; Mrs. George of New York,
and Miss Willie May Brown of Nash
Vile Assisting the hostess were Mrs.
J. B. Hendreck and Mrs. E. Francis.
Miss Dorothy White of the whitehall
apartments, will be the hostess for the
Butterfly" party to be given tonight by
the Delta Delta Delta girls Of the Butler
chapter in the parlors Of the apartment.
About fifty guests will be entertained
with bridge" and 800" The butterfly
lions. tally cards and ices.
Miss Rosemary Dearborn, is in charge
OF the general arrangements.
The First Presbyterian church was
the scene OF a pretty wedding yester-
day when Miss Ruth Lockwood, daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Virgil H. Lockwood,
1919 North Pennsylvania street, and Wal
ter Bieling were united in marriage.
A program of bridal music was
played by Tull Brown, organist
Rev. NJ. L. Haines read the service
before the altar, banked with tall ferns,
cathedral candelabra and French bas-
kets of pink peonies on white pedestals.
Miss Grace Lockwood, maid Of honor,
wore a frock OF pastel green organdie,
with a hat Of the same shade.
Her bouquet was Of roses in soft
shades
Ralph Lockwood acted as best man,
with Young Jones Of Columbus, o.. Sam
uel R. Sutphin, Elmer w. Stout and
William NJ. Lockwood as ushers.
The brides gown was OF bridal satin
combined with duchess lace. She wore
a tulle veil arranged coronet effect with
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Lexington Auto Firm
Plans New Home Here

A building permit for a SLOT 900 auto
mobile sales and storage building at
1142 North Meridian street, has been OBJ
tanned by the Indianapolis Lexington
Realty Company.
The building will be T0x200 feet, of
freproof concrete, and four stories In
height.
1t viii be occupied by the salesroom,
storage and service department OF the
Lexington Motor Sales Company.
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HOW ANY GIRL CAN
HAVE PRETTY EYES

No girl or woman is pretty IL her
eyes are red, strained or have dark
rings Simple witchhazel. camphor.
hydrastis, etc, as mixed in Lavoptik
eye wash, will brighten the eyes and
a weeks use viii surprise you with
Its QUICK results. Regular use Of
Lavoptik keeps the eyes healthy.
sparkling and vivacious. The quick
change will please you. Dainty
aluminium eye cub FREE. Henry J.
Huder. Observation-Disclosures
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KS BEAUTY HELP

Necessary to shampoo
frequently if it is en-
<<}roperIy cleansed each
49, use of a really good
7The easiest to use and
ling shampoo that we can
- to our readers is one
out all the natural beauty
lrs and may be enjoyed at
lie expense, by dissolving a
'[aful of canthrox, which can
hined from any druggists, in
I0f hot water. This makes a
b Of shampoo liquid, enough
Seasy to apply it to all the hair
OF just to the top of the head.
<hen rubbed into the scalp and
&ery strand of hair, chemically
all impurities. 1t is very
and cooling to both scalp
81 After rinsing out the
Aereated, you will find the
ssh, clean and free from
lille the hair dries quick
8nly, developing a bright
a soft fluffiness that
EN- very heayy.-Adver-
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POstmasters' League
Will Meet at Warsaw

WARSAW. Ind, July 1.-The In
diana branch Of the National League
of Postmasters VIII hold its annual
meeting at Winona Lake. Sept.
to 8, according TO a decision made by
the executive committee which met
here.
The Indiana branch has about 1900
members in its organization and IT is
expected that COO or 700 will be in
attendance at the convention.
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duchess lace. Her bouquet was shower
of orchids and lilies of the valley.
Out-of-town guests included Mr.. and
Mrs Harvey Kittredge and Miss Helen
Kittredge Of Dayton, o.; Mrs. George
sherman and Earl Sortman OF Cincinnati.
o., and Miss Elizabeth Gootland of
Brooklyn, n Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bieling will be at home
after Aug. l in Columbus, o.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-30
REAL ESTATE.
HOUSE AND FARM BUYERS
ATTENTION

HOMES
A room modern bungalow with
every convenience on s. Commercial
street. Its a beauty. $650o.
A room modern cottage, large
lot, fruit and garden for $4,000
room modern house, N. oath
street, $4,000.
room modern house on Union
street, $4,000.
room modern house on goth
street, $3.50. A4s
FARMS
46 acres, 25 under cultivation on
river bottom, IS acres in brush and
timber, acres on highway all in cul-
Itiyation, joining the city limits of In
dependence, with good 5 room house,
IL acres set to logans, acres in straw
berries some good family fruit. For
quick sale 100000.
121 acres near Brooks, SO in cul-
tivation, balance in valuable timber,
good family orchard, first class farm
buildings, model farm for $4,000
rs acres with good farm improve
ments, logans, prunes. apples, cher
ries and pears, $4,000.
Is acres, 21a, in cultivation, 600
cords Of wood, unfinished bungalow.
If you want to make. yourself good
home, see this one, it's snap. $2uU0
for quick action.
JOHN III. SCOTT REALTY co.
22S Oregon bldg. n"
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REAL ESTATE.


One of Salems best homes located
close in on paved street, east front,
house nearly new, consisting of s
rooms, all built in features, fine ce-
ment basement and furnace, laundry
trays, gas and range stoves connect
ed, fireplace, good garage; in fact
everything to make home complete
This home is empty now and can be
bought (if taken soon) for $4,000.
We have another room modern
bungalow close in on Winter street,
that you can get for $4,000.
-5 room modern bungalow full ce-
ment basement, steam heat, close in
$4,000.
Modern s room cottage in best OF
shape, close in on Commercial street
has everything but furnace, paved
street. $500.
s, room modern bungalow and gar
age, 8 fine lots, all in fruit and gar
den, east front. $4,000.
"a acres miles out on good road,
all in crop, fine set Of buildings. ST.
500.
rs acres all in crop and fruit, new
house and good barn, on paved road
might consider taking small house
in town on part. $4,000.
43 acres, 10 acres full bearing
prunes, all rest in fruit and crop, 8
miles out; good room house. One
of the finest farms we have listed
$4,000.
81 acres on good road, all in culti-
walton, new house and barn, 6h
acres in logans, balance grain. $950o
1910 acre stock ranch close to Sa-
lem, best Of buildings; let us tell you
about this. $100 per acre.
We have just listed, $4,000 acres
in Montana, most in cultivation
prices from $50 to $50 per acre. We
are planning a trip soon. See us for
particulars.
LAFLAR & LAFLAR
406-7 Oregon bldg. n181*
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GOOD BUYS

IL acre tract located on rock road
close to Pacific highway, 5 acres Of
IA year old prunes, big crop, crop
goes, balance cultivated, 2 acres To-
gans set last spring. Price $500, $3,-
500 down, balance 4 years 6 percent
interest.
acres of bearing Italian prunes,
located on main highway 3h miles
from Salem, crop goes. Price $4,000.
9.81 acre tract all cultivated, good
road and just fifty rods off the Pa
cific highway, good prune, strawber-
ry or loganberry soil, fine location,
good building site, miles south of
Salem. Price $500.
/ acre good soil, small house. Price
$500, $500 down, balance SIS per
month, percent interest.
6h acre tract located close in,
brush and timber land. Price $1,000.
160 acre farm, 110 acres plow land
balance timber, house and barn.
Price $50 per acre.
acre tract Of good soil, room
house, hot and cold water, bath,
barn, fruit. Price $4,000, $4,000 down.
HOUSES
room bungalow, two fine lots,
paved street. Price $4,000.
room bungalow and two fine lots
located at 346 Richmond ave., gar
age. Price $4,000.
room house located on paved
street, south Salem. Price $500, ST.
900 down, balance terms.
6 room house and two fine lots.
Price $4,000.
Fine lot $50 by 100 feet, fine bear
ing fruit trees, small house, south Sa-
lem. Price $500. $500 down, balance
5000 per year, percent interest
/ acre tract, 5 room cottage, cleo
trio lights, good street. Price $4,000
w. H. GRABENHORST & co.
I275 State street M
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5S5 ACRES. Very best river loan
This is considered better than XII
ger Island soil. By conservative
estimate there is sufficient hard
wood timber on place to more than
pay for clearing. Easily logged,
there being an abundance of Will
lamette river frontage. miles
from Corvallis. "a mile off state
road 2 " miles to shipping station.
Price $4,000. Part cash and good
terms.
PRUNE ORCHARD. Best in Linn
county. AZ acres of land with Fl u
acres of full bearing prune orch
ard Proceeds from the crop OF
prunes last year about $4,000. Es-
innate for this year is about S10,-
600. Modern house and nearly new
modern prune drier. Also another
set of buildings good house and
barn on this place.
Price $4,000. Terms.
500 ACRES of stock, dairy or grain
farm. All tillab1e. 800 acres native
grass, 500 acres under cultivation.
Running water. No brush or tim
ber except about A acres along the
creek. miles from Corvallis. 3-4
mile from state highway. 1 mile
from state highway.
Price $50 per acre and terms at 8
per cent.
HUGHSON AND TAYLOR
1872 S. I'd st.
Corvallis, oregon. III,
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BEST BUYS

.tas BEST BUYS
| 1855 acre grain and stock farm in
eastern Oregon, " in cultivation, 80
acres alfalfa; best volcanic ash; 8
houses and good barns, granary.
etc, Fenced and cross fenced in
fields and pastures; water in each
field, also water for irrigation; "
mile from school, store and post Of
flee. Price only $25 per acre, with
1-3 of the crop and all stock and
machinery $50 per acre.
10 acres all in cultivation, family
orchard good valley soil, room
house, fair barn. Crop, stock, imple-
ments, wood and hay included at ST.,
900. terms.
1858 acres, is cleared, balance
timber; 2 acres fruit, bearing; room
house, fair barn, etc; good red soil,
close to school. Price $500, terms.
acres all in cultivation, family or
chard; ga mile to city school, A
blocks to city limits. $4,000, terms.
Is acres, u in cultivation, fine
barn; 2 miles from city limits. $1,000
terms.
10 acres close to the city limits; 8
acres cleared, in fruit; room bun
galow, bath and hall, chicken house
and small barn; water SYSTEM Z
blocks from school $500, " cash.
81 acres good red and black soil,
6 miles from good town; well and
spring water; nearly new room
house, large barn; go acres in culti-
walton. $4,000 terms on part
157 acres. So in cultivation, good
chocolate loan, rolling; S room new
house, good barn; share of crop goes
with place. SIS per acre.
IS acres best bottom soil; 7 room
house, barn and other buildings; 46
acres timber, 5000 cords of wood "
old fir mile to shipping point and
school; 16 miles from Salem. $4,000,
terms.
118 acres, 100 cleared, 33 acres
fruit and nuts, good condition; best
Of red soil, miles from Salem on a
good road strictly modern room
house, large barn, springs piped to
buildings. A good buy and a chance
to make some money. $4,000, terms
room house, good lots, nice To-
/ cation, fruit, city water. $500.
room bungalow, 2 fine lots, wood
shed and garage, a bargain. $4,000.
room cottage, city water, bath,
lights, sewer; large lot, some fruit.
$500.
room house on south High street
in fine condition, modern except fur
mace, fruit. $4,000, terms
room house on North CONNER
cial street, large lot. $3.50, easy
terms.
socoLoFsKY
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341 State st.

BARGAINS AND INVESTMENTS
10 acres miles out, all in crop.
Price $500 easy terms.
Nice modern room bungalow. $2,-
900.
Well improved IL acres 2 miles
out, stock, machinery, fowls, crop. all
$1,000.
7 room modern bungalow, nice To-
cation in south Salem, $4,000, terms.
Choice prune orchard in full bear
ing, near Salem, heavy crop. snap
$500 per acre.
10 acre tract fine soil. near Sa-
lem; buildings orchard. Bargain.
$1,000.
S choice lots, room plastered
house, fruit, garden. Snap. $4,000
Choice river bottom farm near
Salem, with crop. Sacrifice price
$135 per acre.
Houses, tracts, orchards. farms.
PERRINE & MARSTERS
211-12 Com. club bldg. ns
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Striking Miners
Reject Proposal

Chicago, July 30.--Indiana and IL
linois coal operators meeting here to-
day voted to reject the request OF
President Lewis of the United Mine
workers of America, for joint meet
ing of the operators and miners scale
committees of the central competitive
district, to settle the present strike
of day men in the Illinois and Indi-
ma mines
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: SOMETHING REAL

| SUM Il I IIIIV9 IV1I<AH
20 acres in the best fruit district
in oregon. surrounded by $1,000 an
acre land. five acres six year prunes,
loaded; 4 acres gooseberries, ~ acres
strawberries. Now listen, there are
series of springs on this place that IS
used to irrigate six acres Of this land,
which if set to logans will insure
you six tons to the acre. these state
inents will be verified by any field
man of any canning company in this
town. The price is $4,000, il you have
not $4,000 to pay down, don't bother
me, if you have can show you the
best investment near Salem. "Nuff
Sed.' "S
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lar,o n,AALE-Seven "a room house.
priea ioa at 552 N. Church st.
s2s sSoOo, $500 cash, balance
" "a month, percent interest.
stata - 9. .9fabenhorst & Co., PTS
oooS CO. o.. Phone Sis. a191.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAT. HOME BUYS

$4,000. Eight room, strictly mod
ern bungalow; choicest OF locations.
$4,000. East front, room strictly
modern bungalow; garage; corner
lot; desirable situation.
$500. Fine room house n. Com
mercial, 8 blocks to bank; NE corr
ner. A genuine bargain. W
$4,000. Attractive bungalow on y.
state. rooms.
$4,000. 6 room strictly modern
house Except garage,) Chemeketa
and 14th streets.
$4,000. room house, partially
fruit, off n. Capitol.
$2400. Is Iooan cottage, = lovely
lots; fine barn; pleasant location.
$4,000. room house; garage; close
in on Center.
$4,000. Strictly modern room
bungalow on Broadway garage. $4,000
$4,000. Very neat home on N. 9th.
Large corner lot. rooms.
$4,000. Bungalow of Z rooms; ce-
ment basement; garage. Handy ioca-
es275o 8 room bungalow. e. front.
Fine bargain. s !,
$1,000. | room house; barn; good
lot; fruit. $500 cash.
$4,000. Two blocks S. Of post office.
TRACT BARGAINS
$4,000. Better than " acre; room
house; good fruit. 800 cash. a snap II
there ever was one.
$1,000. is acres; Is acres cultivated
good buildings and family orchafd'
Complete with stock and equipment.
$4,000. One acre; splendid fruit. 4
room house, barn. Adjoining city
limits.
$65oO. 26 acres; new S room bun
galow with fireplace. $4,000 cash,s ~
| years for balance.
S37OO. IL acres; room house.
harm and several other buildings;
neat property. Good fruit.
FOR GENUINE BARGAINS SEE
CaAS. w. NIEMEYER s
Tn-trxf fx>ft
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ARE YOU TIRE DOF RENTING? =?
room bungalow, full basement,
furnace, completely plumbed, laun-
dry trays, cement floor in basement,
wood lift for kitchen, also for fire
place, fine fire place, reception hail.,
living room, dining room, full dutch
kitchen, two bed rooms and toilet on
first floor, hail., 3 bed rooms and
bath and toilet on second floor, clos
cts in every bed room, all well light
ed and we'll finished. hard finish
throughout, would cost $4,000 to
build now, lot Of fruit, garage, lot
7Ox19O feet, on macadamized street
and car line. Price only $6750. This
is the best snap offered in Salem.
Are you Interested?
SOCOLOFSKY
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For Sale-Houses.

saO N D room modern house,
conrt ~ zlst street, one block off
M aI6l
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room, Bu ER-We have a 6
firsn,o nlouern house, east front,
barp -aoe, electric lights, two lots,
s1sso anu several fruit trees. Price
l1s y MA "A, L. Seamster Realty Co.,
Masonic Temple, phone $50.
M
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housa 81 have one 4 room
room, TWO room houses, one s
good ,df lof sale on small payments.
loan lo's, fair locations. Money TO
s. Al 0n e. iarm land. Brown, room
Seole SL. a129H
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FRUIT PROPERTIES

S acres with buildings. one acre
each strawberries, loganberries, mix
ed orchard. Fine hill land. $1,000.
Terms.
"a acre prune ranch with " acres
cherries. good 5 room house. stun
mel dryer. $500 per acre with crop.
Prune, walnut and cherry orchards
of all sizes. Also small tracts.
PEARCY BROS.
so o ,.,ac p122*
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IT won't take us long to show a six
room modern house, two lots, barn
fireplace, east front. Thi sis good
buy and we'll made a. good home
for someone. f
we have some good strictly mod
ern S, 6 and room homes to show
They are we'll located on paved
streets. They range in price from
$4,000 to $500.
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