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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

n pIas nI H,l" are spending some lime a;
spending some time ii in Atiantie Cts; are
MISC Elizabeth Watson has returned to
S Ssf hGm and he r. M fior attending na's
Henry sydnor Harrison. OF New York
Fss.,. friend. al faou %Si Ss'f for the
tiDrr and Mrs. Frank $. Pendle,on. OF
~ ~; seal stunt Avenue. for stsy Of several
s his * Paiass'd NV ree2e
mond College the fall.
Mrs Edward Schaaf and children bav.
,elt ior Cape May. N. J.. where they viii
xsiting friends and reiat,ye Sre n P PULL Is
n n!sek Isl c and Marion until tho latter
s'FSss S'ito ok returned fro" visit to ff ends
a. B. Carter and C. d. Gnns Of mi,
ely. arc spending the weekend in New.
NJ ,H is,yn.so, visited friends at stanton.
eaoM sii hss r sna 1seSYnsh0Sss Mis
+, Richmond. 10 her nome
Mrs. NJ. a; Homes. 2sos West Grace stree,
eft foq ia.o: t, Myr ana
Wyoming' where they expect to spend the
the n asses Hull s s sasas .So weeks with
w fsss' ah aH a.y msD%Sp 4Issss Mrs.
sHs q Ss hes
aasssoa On Ss sss Bss si Hs.ssa guests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
ADJUSTMENTS
Laughing lit ntLxric.

.Conspicuously placed on the new
PHI which comes TO the Lyric today
for the opening half of the week il
The scenic Character comedy farce,
The Rehearsal" recent production
which comes heralded as one OF the
season in vaudeville. The new show
carries wide diversity OF amusing
features.
The Misses Elaine and Titania
two pretty and shapely dancing com
ediennen. will be seen In a series of
attrhctively staged anu costumed
terpsichorean numbers notable for
their novelty. The Musical Hunters
two proficient Observation-Disclosures, will
supply melodies and harTnonies en-
bracing a wide range OF composition.
Carson and Willard. a rollicking team
OF knockabouts, have fact and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Unfruitfulnes. Of Fruit Tree..

n. b. s., Bedford Clty.-There are
40 many reasons for the unfruitful-
ness OF fruit trees that II is a diff
the cause without an opportunity OF
studying the conditions. When trees
are in healthy condition and do no;
bear fruit they usually are In need
OF pruning or there Is something
lacking In fertilizers. For unproduc-
tive trees. summer pruning Is prob
ably the most important part Of their
treatment. The cherry tree should he
pruncd just after the fruit is re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

4 81: :s%:' lux %s
A. Smith were married Thursday at the
,,oNA%cocK. June :7;-Miss Addi, rcar,c
%es %esss HsusnisT o. MT end Yrs George
4arxa,hs Were married '" al tho 'i HsecmSe
KorIh isusSsT Nh nn% Mrs. tr. G"hs
kor,h. and John y. Hicks OF s,Iarts
srn%en NJ The pridss I n"ns. saturday art
the eQb +Iss hs anne might a.
William Kelley TIlson Mere quietly mar
:. ONANcocE. June 27.-Miss MarEarc,
Marlin Marlin. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Arthurr
hharks'sy. We're n,, narFisd thursday a; the
Iaushf,s5 OF Mrs; 5: =, h"a Wight, y
'hf HSl9Si mS,hcr here saiurIay morning
MsrIerio mahn OF Wiscons ha MeTs mar mar
sa y Ria s% q! MsaimR'''F
rREDERiCkS Is re June 27.--An-
%Tmsry Mas1 s sn9 Mss
when took place in hhiiadeipSia on Fs June
En- l,nc Mr. w,,i G"r Gem met ha wife il
during the World var. Sir. Carpenter. w wh@
n@s tho Tor o on been nslss
IL nov Win NethcrldEdS Legation, To-
Gated al Washington.
IfNCiBuRG. juno 2T.--Mixs Eva Bake
Nau"han. daughter OF Mrs. Aaron Hugh
VAT han. of South Boston. and John Dillon
SimSs"n. OF Williamson. y. c. were mar
rird Wedne stiay at the home of the
brides mother. Rey. David II. Lewis. Of
= wedding trip they will reside at VIII
FREDERIcKsBURG. June 27.-At I.aci
Mips Clara barton Halo. daughter OF Mrs
j. Barton Hale. Of Cuiper,r county he.
came tho bride OF Robert Maupn willis.
formerly Of Orange County. now Of Boston
Mas The bride wore the wedding dress
and veil in which the groom's mother was
married.
LYNCHRuRG. June eT.-Mi.s Alma Ger
trudc oliver. OF Lynchbure. and James
Edward Conner. OF Iiaymorc. W. Va, were
married here Wednesday, evening.
FREDERICKSBURG. June -. Mrs
George w. Butler announces the engage
mcnt of her daughter. Miss Rena hiric
Butlcr. to Captain Edward I.angworthy
lturwell. Jr.. OF the United States Marine
Corps. The wedding will take place in
LYNCHDuRG. June e7-Announct ment.
have been received here OF the marriage
81 Miss Virginia Lee Southworth. daugh-
ter Of Mrs. A. +. Southworth. and Rav-
inond 3. Sewers. at Huntington. W. Va.
June 10. The groom is son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Sewers. of this city. but has
been residing for some years in Hunt
incton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Movie Calendar

BiJoU-Lew Cody. In .The Hut
terny Man. and Harold Lloyd, In
AN Eastern westrrner.-
BLUEDIRD-Wiiiia Russell, I'm
"Twinn of Suffering Creek"
HROADNhi-Wcs Barry, in
"Don't Ever Marry"
COLOSIAL-Mabri NormnnJ. in
"The Slim PrineehE."
isis-I.ouIse Fare ndn, In "Doun
on the Farm"
opE0S-M Wexford, in
Daddy LonRI~Es."
REN-.rhr Mopnriders.-
tiCToR-W. s. Hart, In "Thc
ron Gate" -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost any
topic. excepting on legal and medical
subjects. are answered free. hs nil
inquiries nre answered directly by
personal letter. se1f-addressed
stamped envelope IN required. Ad-
drcss The Times-Dispntch Inform n
lion bureau, RIckmond. w.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

fession. and burial for such as leave
no means therefor. The actors fund
home on Staten Island under the d.
rection OF the actors fund Of Amer
lea, was opened May 10. 1902. This
IL home for needy and aged actors
and actresses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

act. and rounding out the bill will
come lierbcrts Dogs. remarkable
exhibition of animal sagacity. Be-
sides the dogs. however, Herbert has
a pair OF hghtinS ROSTERS. Il troupe
OF acting cats and flock OF trained
pigeons. all of which were trained by
Herbert himself
With the new vaudeville bill will
come the usual ycricEatcd motions
picture dEDlays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Time AIensurement.


An infant class had been drilled
Tor half an hour in reading the time
Now" said the teacher hopefully,
as she pointed TO the large and small
hands on the schoolroom clock
"Gertie. you may be the first one TO
tell me the time," Gertie wrestled
with the problem for a moment. then
announced triumphantly. pleas
mum. II is just one inch past elevenr'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Bill Hnrt n Writer.

Combining their talents and dis
playing uneIampled versatility. Will
liam s. Hart and Lambert Hillyer
together wrote the story OF THE Toll
Gate" which is declared to be the
best picture that the Paramount-Art-
craft star has made for the screen
10 date and will be shown at the
Victor Theater on today through
Thursday. Juanita Hansen in THE
Jungle nblaze." is added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

- White-What sort OF fellow Is
Brown?
Green-He very much resembles
postage stamp.
White-Why?
Green-He sticks to one thing tn
he gets there?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
The Days Good Stories
Climbing Down.

Macarty applied for a job as a
builders laborcr and was asked by
Sure" said the applicant, .'yc don't
need ony experience for had work
at all: at oil" 'oh. but want to
know, said the foreman, IF you've
been used to going up a ladder p"
That's all right" replied Jerry:
you'll have nothing 10 compla in
about. Sure OF can moind the FIRST
down a we'll"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Humor md Tears,

Humor. with tears that tread upon
smiles, is the keynote OF Daddy Long
Legs" screen version OF the famous
story by Jean Webster. In which Mary
Pickford will be seen at the Odeon
today and tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

Actors Fund of America.
Reader. Newport News The ac-
TOTS iund was established in 1852 to
provide assistance for disabled and
needy members OF the theatrical pro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Rheumatism

Ia completely washed out OF the sys.
tenn by the celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
money-baek offer. Tastes flne: costs
q trine. Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond agents - Spence Sunpa.
maker Co. Phone tham.-.AdY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Week s Picture Shows
Offerings n Local House.


p, &c" Cody. who will be seen ar the
ini)ou Iheaier. starting today, in The
lnutierhy Man." which Is based on the
neorse Barr McCutcheon story OF the
r uu name. last was seen in The
beloved Cheater." Both pictures ,.e
ooertson-Cole specials. made b. l..
the time OF Harold Lloyd.s newest
t~o-reel comedy. An Eastern Vest
e'Her' IS several thousand cocktails
before the prohibition hour and count
icss wrigg!es after some nervous per
son introduced the shimmie The
place Is East and West and the hero
Is any young man who buys chicken
Tor chickens. An Eastern Vest
crner' will be shot on the screen
at the DiJou Theater.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

AT the Ball Game the discriminat-
ing Fans and Fannies Chew Florida
Fruit Gum: Buy package today
and get In the game. Made by Fleer.
All dealers-5c.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

My husband has found way nv
which he says / am OF the greatest
help to him in his literary work
How nice that must be for you. my
dear. But how are you able to do IL %
As soon as see him at his desk I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Sensational Comedy.

Something new under the sun will
be revealed at the Isis Theater in
MacK sennetts latest triumph. Down
on the Farm This fve-reel comedy
sensation released by United Artists
VIII be seen for the first time in this
community today. and will be the
featured Offering on the big program
Tor this week. a Pathe Review and
News are also shown.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
4 Long Chase.

\ Long Chaxc.
would you do something for
poor old saiior?" inquired a tramp
at the gate.
Poor old s1ilor?" said the work.
!nSman's wife.
Yes. MIN. followed the water
FOR sixteen years
Well said the woman. you GER
caught UP with IT,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
Like a Stnn,n.

go into another room and keen per-
tectly quiet until he has finished"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

Frank < AIIsy. Mr aed Mssr' John fnd nl Mrs.
l.. L. Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ffaw.
nsr. Mr. and Mrs w. J. Miller Mr.. and
Mrs. 3: N. williams Mr. and Mrs Leonard
Amrhein. Mr.. and Mira George Strotmeyer
and SIR. and Mrs. Robert Strotmeyer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28

moved. Thin out the top. cutting 1t
back rather severely. The apple
tree should be prnncd little later,
usually from the FIRST to the middle
OF July is a good time for this work,
would suggest thinning out the top
very considerably and cutting back
the new growth a; least one half. II
Is always possible that the soil is I'M
favorable and as "A rule an applica
ton OF potash and phosphate fcrtili-
zers is good thing. IL you can
secure wood ashes a liberal applica-
good and safe treatment a bushel
Of ashes to the square rod Is not an
excessive application. In applying
fertilizers II Is always we'll to reinem-
little distance from the trunk and the
fertilizer should be spread in q circle
under the branches.
Waterproof Glue.
G.. r. r. Roanoke.-To render glue
a few crystals OF bichromate OF pot
ash to thu water with which the
glue Is being dissolved for use. After
a part has beer glued expose 1t 10
the light: For, most purposes about
one-fftieth bichromate OF the amour;
o. glue used will be sufficient There
i t%re, glue containing potassium BIZ
harden thoroughly. Another method
OF making waterproof glue. is to
until IL softcns and remove il before
IT has lost it's primitive form. that
Is. before II runs into a mass, which
Is the test Of the right. degree OF the
solve II in lnseed oil ovcra n slow
fire until II comes to the consistency
OF jelly. This glue can be used for
Joining any kind Of. material. ami
In addition 10 strength and hardness.
II has the advantage OF resisting the
action OF water.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-28
New Goldmyn Feature,

Vow coldwyn Feature.
The latest Goldwyn production in
which Mabel NormShd is starring Is
me Slim Princess" a comedy which
gives Miss Sormand every facility for
revealing her well-known versatility
and comedy ability. IL Is at the
Colonial three days with other added
features
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
FOR SALE

1,500 cash balance in 3 an- nual payments at 6go, house containing 3 bedrooms, parlor, dining room, kitch- en, bathroom, back and front porch; built of heart pine; painted white; excel lent condition; perfect title. 130 feet from South Besse- mer car line; IS minutes from Morris hotel; lot 145X 190; price $4,750. See me Saturday, or write me ,431 Morris hotel, Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
-N~~-N-~-Nl~-~NN-N -N-C-~-r~l~-~-@-T~O
 HOUsE> FOR etLE
LOOK! READ! ACTl

 SoUTHSIDE-7 rooms, first-class condition; field stone front; gar ages; servants house; grates; should sell Monday at the low price of S5,250. $1,5O0 cash, balance monthly. If you want a nice home, good neighborhood. at a low price, better see about this EAST LAKES rooms. 2-storv. very good condition; water; sani- tary connections; $2,000, assume S1,000 mortgage, make offer for bal ance; owner will consider trade for his equity. What have you to offer?
 nace-heated home; 1~block of Tide water car line; bath, gas and lights; price, sS,60O. SLIGO cash. NORWOOD = Several beautiful homes; 2-story brick veneer. 10 rooms, tile baths. modern to the minute; s1S.950; others ask sl4,0OO and up. Groom bungalow. s5,75O; others ask s5,S00 and up. rooms and sleeping porch, S11, 300; others
 
 wants house. garage and 4-room negro house in rear; s6,500, S1 500 cash. rooms and bath, modern except furnace; $6,500, s1,O00 cash. NORTH RIRMINGHAM-6-ro cottage, newly painted and papered and new composition roof; S3,000, sl,000 cash and $40 month.
  INGLENOOK-Two houses, $500 each. Look at them, then come in Monday No. 500 and No. 421 Ter race Boulevard. Easy terms on either.
 Read my ads in Sundays News. If interested, see JAMES s. CARPENTER
 With BETHEA REAL ESTATE &
 INS. CO,
 2027 Sd Ave. Phone Main 116.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
SOUTHERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE Realty Department
A. B. COOK, SALES MGR.


 SOUTH BESSEMER CAR LINE Sx-room house, plastered and papere1 tbroughout massive cabinet manteIs and tiled hearths; rooms walnscotee. high ceilings; windows and eools screened. built-in bookcases ana cn'ii'' closets; house faces east; has en- frances. 1O-foot front porch. with pressed brick front foundation; inclosei hack porch lights, fine garden ana chicken run: good outbuildings; houss has good shingle roof; half-block new payed boulevard and South Bessemer car line; near school, churches an' stores; houses and outhouses would cos9 ss GOO to duplicate today; prica. &soof. sl ono or more cash. balance at sSrehe' cent interest Ask for MT. Cook. wlt's Southern Business Exchange, oo7 Emppe Bldg. Main S696.
 ENSLEY HEIGHTS Four-room bungalow new root; Tn sovl reDair: good neighborhood; oVerioohs Ensley; between car lines; ne;~ pubic schools. lights. water and bath: prics s9 25o. s750 cash, balance arranged. As's for Mr Cook, with Southern Business Exchange. 507 Empire Bldg. Main so9'.
 GATE CITY CAR LINE This is the greatest bargain we nave l'l an investment to resell or contiit"c rent: lot SOx155 feet; corner lot; houses m if. one 4-room house. in good con dition; one-half block of car line; thls would be a dandy place to open or run a coal yard; could build slulll' from railroad which is close to proI'- ertv. lots are well elevated and always dry. can sell to white or colored; pr'ce, s1 GEO for the two; $500 cash; property now renting for $20.5o; could get more:
 
 C,all Mir Cook. with Southern Business Exchange. BOT Empire Bldg. Main S699.
 PRINCETON AVE. Modern bungalow; rooms; hardWood floors. modern: lot 50x14o; garage ana conveniences; you must see this house to appreciate it. Price, T,500; liberai terms. Ask for Mir. Cook, with Southern Business Exchange, 5o1 Empire p'os. Main S696
 SOTITHFRN
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
S1000O

SOUTH HIGHLANDS-Fin corner, 10- room residence; one of the best homes for the price on the market; 100x16O; ele- vated, level corner; choice outbuildings, built for a home by an owner able to own one; $l6.500; reasonable terms; few such homes on the market. B. F. Eborn, Sl5 Empire Bldg. Main 8173.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
 HOUSES FOR SALE IO%
INGLENOOK

IN AN01C4N OON TERRACE BOULEVARD High and dry; away from the noise and dirt of the engines and cars; a beautiful Groom bun galow, wit h electric lights and city water; large lot, and is truly a good home for that lit tie family of yours. S3,500; terms.
 A. R. DEARBORN & co. 301-2-3-4 Jefferson Go. Bank Bldg. Main 1113.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
For Sale-I1ouses
IIOI-SE FOR SALE

HOUSE FOR SALE
 Just completed; most attractive bun- galow, containing four large rooms. bath, screened rear porch and cenented front porch: 1t has oak floors, tinted walls, ivory woodwork, pressed brick fire place, fine closets and every built in feature possible in moderate priced house. All carefully arranged with re- gard to practicability, durability and beauty of colors ana lines. Location one block east of Brill carline and four blocks north of Mcdowell boulevard, in closely restricted Princeton Heights. Highest and coolest part of town. Country air combined with city con veniences
 See owner, next door, 1946 North Dayton Street, (between 10th and 11th Sts) k
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
BEAUTIFUL

Six-room house, northeast; s350s S2500 cash.
 Six-room house and Broom house rear, on lot 75X137E; close in; S55Ot small payment down. Eleven-room house on Washington close in. s1o,500. Sixteen acres, miles from towl $500 per acre. Five acres. 4-room house, garaE fine outbuildings. acres in cottor water paid for this year; S500o.
 See MRS. SHELDEN
 ROY ROGERS
 or MIR. PERRY
 with NJ. H. SHELTON
 215 w. Washington
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
For Sale-Houses
$400-CA SH-S400

$4o0-CASH-S400
 We have just listed exclusively a neat new four room house, built-in features, young shade, nice garage, located on F acres good soil. close in. northeast. Good well soft water. Well fenced place. Balance is S35 monthly and the price has been reduced from $S0O0 to $2I60 for quick sale as sickness neces- sitates the owner selling. Immediate possession. Owner will consider Ford car for part of the $400 cash pay ment
 SEE SOUTHWEST REALTY CO, Over Donofrio's, 23 E Wash. St. It NOT A DREAM but reality Nine new modern homes, each containing four rooms, bath and large screen room. builtin features. located on pavement two blocks to car line. Price $45o0 each. Sl000 cash, $50 per month WOOD REALTY AND IVY. co.
 23 F.. Washington Room l m A REAL investment N F. Six room double brick, furnished. Just rented one side for s35 per month. Price s450o $500 cash. balance s60 per month, including interest.
 WOOD REALTY AND NV. co.
 g l.. Washington Room l l
 s75O CASH
 Balance $40 per month. A lot with two houses, one rented for $40 per month. Owner living in other. Price sSsoo
 WOOD REALTY AND INV. co.
 B F. Washington, Room ! HAVE some city property that can accept Dodge car or Ford truck as part of first payment.
 WOOD REALTY AND NV. co.
 g F. Washington, Room 1 l FOR SALE-Six-room brick pebble lash, ready to move in tomorrow. All modern features, shades and eletrie fixtures included; $4750. Terms to re- sponsible party SIT North 9th ave. See owner at S29 N. Ninth Ave m GET IT WHERE THEY'VE GOT TT \ dandy Groom brick house, a few days, $500; terms. A dandy 4-room brick on F acre Of land, s3000. You'n have to hurry to get these snaps.
 PALMER
 10 N. Second Ave. l
 HOME AND INCOME
 Double brick, new and modern, on East Adams, completely furnished. all built-in features; ? lots. S2250 cash, balance easy payments. 1 rooms now rented for se5 Other three ready to move into.
 SEE MATHEWS
 WELDON REALTY co.
 no N. 1st Ave Phone 30s3 It GET TT WHERE THEY'VE GOT TT Six-room brick, modern, built-in fea- lures: a dandy home: good buy as S450o. Terms.
 FRENCH. WITH PALMER
 10 N. 2nd Ave. l
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
For Saie-Reai Estate
TT PAYS TO SEE US.''
Startling Buys!!!

coco ACRES pEEDED LAND. ALI FIRST CLASS AND WATER AT 5( FEET. CASA CYANIDE VALLEY ONLY $40 AN ACRE. WILL BRING $I00 THIS FALL.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04

ON GRAND AVE, 5-ROOM ALL FOR s5S00: s2500 CASH TO HANDLE. THIS IS AN IDEAL PROPOSITION FOR THE MAN THAT WANTS TO BUILD.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04

A MIGHTY GOOD FRAME HOUSE. MODERN. WITH BATH, ETC: LOCATED CON NENIENT TO COTTON GINS, SCHOOL. ETC; PRICED AT s275G AND A CASH PAY MENT OF ONLY $700 WILL HANDLE.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
Butterfield Realty
1O7 N Center
A SACRIFICE

Groom home. nice shade. near cap itol, now renting for $40; Broom hous in the rear has rented for $25. Garag. etc. Insured for $2500. Need S1lO (might take Ford for s30O). Make offer. Southwest Realty CO, oye Donofrio's. g E. Washington.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04

A NEW HOUSE, READY FOR YOU TO MOVE IN; LIV- ING ROOM, DINING ROOM. KITCHEN. B F l. A K r A $ T NOOK. BATH. BEDROOM. LARGE SCREEN SLEEPING ROOM, SCREEN KITCHEN PORCH WITH TWO LAUN- DRY TUBS. CELLAR. FUR MAGE. OAK FLOORS IN TWO ROOMS. HOUSE FINISHED IN IVORY AND WHITE, A VERY COMPLETE LITTLE HOME.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04

1000 ACRES IN THE TUCSON AGRICULTURAL BELT ADJOINING IMPROVED LANDS SELLING FOR $500 PER ACRE. FINEST OF SOIL AND ABUNDANCE OF SHALLOW WATER LAND IS LEVEL AND NO ALKAI. AT THE PRICE OF ONLY SIS PER ACRE TT MEANS A FOR TUNE FOR THE. INVESTOR. THIS LAND CAN BE SOLD IN SMALL. TRACTS THIS FALL AT SEVERAL HUNDRED PER CENT PROFIT. NOTHING; TO EQUAL THIS IN VESTMENT
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04
Casa Grande Valley

odOd MI GllNAO dllOy I60 acres. deeded water right on 50 acres, 90 acres cleared and farmed, 40 acres in grain; well for stock and house: use small engine and pump and small house. and all fenced. This Is one of the best pieces of land in the Casa Grande valley; only one mile from Casa Grande, on main road; only S125 per acre. If you are looking for something good and worth the money, this is it-No. z3-
 160-acre relinquishment. miles northeast; the best of soil, shallow water. well located and a bargain for S26 per acre-No. 37.
 160-acre reiinquishment: the best of soil; miles northwest. s500-No. 1s0-acre state lease, 8 miles south west: the best Of sandy loam soil; 5000.
 32c-acre relinquiehment 10 miles southwest-s1250.
 This is only a few of the bargains we have to offer you. If you are look ing for land or city property in the Casa Grande valley, we have what you want and where you want it. We have both deeded land and relinquishments in all parts of the valley. We have car meet all trains to show you the valley
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 g South Central Ave. Phoenix
 Phone TO Also Offices Tucson and Casa Grande
Arizona republican., 1920-04-04

A F1VE-ROOM MODERN HOME LOCATED WEST NEAR CAPITOL, AT S4500:
 $500 CASH WILL HANDLE.