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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Metal Market Rx Associated Press

New York, October 1.-Copper dull, ST. electrolytic. spot and nearby, lSauSA; i; futures, nominal. Iron steady and un- changed. Tin, steady; spot and nearby, 300; futures, 43.50. Anthony, 7.2o. Lead, weak: spot 7.50@775. Zinc, easy; East St. Louis spot, 7.5cG7.75. At London: Stand ard copper. spot 994 IS Cd; futures 99a 12s Cd Electrolytic, spot, 9ll1;l futures
 e114. Tin. spot. h271 los; futures 92Ie 12s Cd. Lead, spot, 934 15s; futures eSS 5s Zinc, spot, $40 5s; futures Al 5s.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Hester,s Weekly Cotton statemen,

Comparisons are to actual dates not .o close of corresponding weeks:
 In sight for week, 254000; same seven days last year, 255 900; same seven uays I year before. sos, 900; for the month, 3o,uv' same date last year, 9S,oO0; same ua.e ate wear hefore, 122, ,O00; for season, l'ioo,Vv' san,e date last year, 1,053,0O0; same osi's year before. 1,oS3.Ooo ,oo ooo. .,. Port receipts for season, 62s,0oo; same date last year, 555, 900; same date year before last, SOO,O0 saa.
 Overland to mills and Canada Tor sea. .. som 44.OoO; same date last year, il''o0V' same date year before, 130,00O. -
 Southern mill takings for season. ooo'' oo0. same date last year, 3sl,vV; same date year before, 49S.0OO.
 Interior stocks in excess or August ss esO0. last year. (minus), 10,0OO; year oe- fore, 101,000 ,oo ooo.
 Foreign exports for week. 19o,ooo; same seven days last year, 57,000; same seven days wear before 10000; for season, 4o4'- 0Oo. same date last year, 733,VV' same date year before, 622,00
 Northern spinners' takings ana Cahau. for week l6,O00; same seven days lasl wear, 54,O0o: for season. 122,ooo; 10 saine date last year, 297,OO0.
 Statement of spinners' takings Of Amer ican- cotton throughout the world:
 This week, 124;eO0; same seven days last wear. 206 eco; same seven days year De- fore. 151, ,oo0; total since August l. l,24S,- OO0; same date last year 1,54o,oco; same date year before, 1,2S4,00o
 Statement of worlds visible supply:
 Total visible this week, 4,365,000; total visible last week, .4,324,0 same date last
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Cotton Seed Oil

New York, October 1.-Following a rather indifferent start, cottonseed oil worked higher on little buying for western account and room covering on the rally in lard. Closing bids were IT to 35 points net higher. Sales $500 barrels. Tenders 100. Prime crude $50 sales; prime summer yellow spot 13M 13.5O October 1912; December 12.90; March 1900, all bid. Prime winter vel low and summer white nominal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW
By Associated Press

New York, October 1.-The decline in the cotton market continued during the earlier part of the week, but after sell ing at 2i.25c for December contracts, or about 15c per pound below the high level of last April, offerings showed ten dency to taper off, and there was real izing on covering. Southern hedge sell ther severe breaks occurred in the south ern spot markets official reports Offer ings from this source, as we'll as specu- lative pressure, diminished later in the week. where there was evidently dis position to take profits on short con tracts or even up commitments for over the government crop report on Monday Otherwise local brokers reported very little demand, however, and rallies of about l5o to 1So points from the lowest were not fully maintained owing to re- ports of continued depression in the goods trade and apprehension or m creased southern offerings on further ad- vances The rally from the low point ol the early week was promoted by the oe- VelODment Of another tfOpiSdi Seoi 'AA which caused heavy rains in eastern sec- tions of the belt and the appearance ol the first cold snap of the season aions the northern edge of the cotton country. Reports of a somewhat better tone Tn the Manchester market also were efIectNe, combined with the subsiding actlVlties of hedge selling. Little or no improve ment has been reported in the domestlc goods market, however, and early Weeh buyers were disappointed by todays es- innate placing sales of print cloths $, ,s ", Fall River for the week at only o''V'' pieces, compared with ROCCO for the pre- vious period. .,.-
 Conflicting reports regarding the Bril-
 sh coal mining situation also had ail unsettling effect toward the end or .ne week. and notwithstanding the claims O. a better tone in Manchester, dispatches
 received today said that organized cur tailment was likely to be adopted py tile British spinners. Private condition re- ports, however, ranged from 5e7 to oo.a' averaging 5ss, compared with Ss.z the average of the same reports last month, Crop indications have pointed to a yieio of between 11,s4o.O0O and 1S,z2s,oco paies' averaging f, ,0Oo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
, Liberty Bonds
 By Associated Press
Money Market By ASsOciated Press

New York, October 1.-Mercantil. 'aper, per cent; exchange, strong; terling 6o-day bills. 344A: comm err lal 6o-day bills on banks, 3.44A com necial 6O-day bills, 5.43%: demand. '.4Sai cables. 3.401a. Francs, de- nand. 6.69; cables. 6.71. Belgian francs, temand, I.o2; cables, 7.04. Builders, 'emand, 31.12: cables. s1.25. Lire. de, and, i,i6; cables AIS. Marks, demand ,63; cables. 1.64. New York exchange E Montreal eas per cent discount. Gov 1rnment bonds, strong: railroad bonds
 trong. Time loans easier, SO days. 90
 avs and six months 7% 0S per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
chanped at 1900 to 14.0O for fine gran

changed at 1900 to 14.OO for fine gran ulated. with demand light Second hand sugar was offered at 5 cents and Tn some instances even lower.
 There was an easier feeling in sugar futures and closing prices were 10 to 25 points net lower. Wall street and commission houses were the principal sellers, owing to the unsettled feeling in the spot market Trading was mod crate and included considerable switch ing from the near to the more distant positions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
MARINE NEWS
By Associated Press

New Orleans, October 1.-Cleared: :: Abangarez. Bocas del Toro via Ha- vana. Kingston and Cristobal; Bur eondier (British), Antwerp; Holden Evans, 1ampico: Norma, Tela via Truxillo Rita (spanish). Bilboa, via Lisbon; Saramacca, Port Rarrios via Belize and Tela; William Isom, Tam pico.
 Port Eads. October Arrived: Ags wion. Port Lobos; Chinampa, Tampicot Creole. New York; Florida, Port Lobos. Joshiah Macy, Charleston; Lake Figarts. Havana: Livingston (British), Glass gow. Noelle (British), Newport. Eng land: Vennacher (British), France. Sailed American (Dutch). Europe. Bayamo, Cienfuegos and Cuban ports Doonholm (British). Cork, Ireland; Ex- celsior, Havana; Farnam, Tampico; Inn perator tNorwegian), Tela; Jamaica, Kingston. Jamaica: Koseiusko, Rotter- dam: Lady Astley (British), Southamp- ton. England. Madrona (Norwegianl Tampico Neptune, Frontera; Rajah, Progreso Santa Rosalia, Buenos Aires and Montevideo via Barbadoes; w. l. Stead, Tampico; Yoro (Honduran). Ceiba.
 Mobile, October I--Arrived: None. Sailed: French Luize, St. Nazalre' II. r. Dimock, Port Barrios
 
 year. s,912,eoo; same date year before 3, ,265, GOO
 Of this the total American this week. 2 GOA. GOO: American last week, 2,4ls.Voo; American last year, 2,Seooo0; American year before, 2,1S1 GOO
 Ali other kinds this week, 1.756,0co; last week, 1,S45, 900; last year, 1,22,oOo; year before, 1,os4,ooo.
 Visible in the United States this week | 1,591. 600: same date last year, i,ofoou., v;sihle in other countries this week. Z. .774. 900; same date last year, 2,26o,oo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

York. Members New York Cotton ExcAanTs
 Ne,r Orleans Cotton Exchange. New York rrcduce Exchange Associated Members Lis.
 ,rpooi Cotton Association. Orders solicit ! for She purchase and sale of Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery Sreciai sttsnt;on and l.eeral terms given for con- sirnment of spot cotton for delivery Cor
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
1000 Doctors on Strike Rv ASsnciated Press

Vienna. October Flour thou- sand doctors of Vienna who have been treating patients under the auspices or the Sick Benefit Association, nave fone on strike. They are refusins to make visits except for the regular fees of their private practice
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Liverpool Cotton Ry .ASsOe1ate61 PPesa

Liverpool. October l.-Cotton-s quiet: prices steady: good middlins, 2ss,d: fully Nmiddling. 2a9sd; middling. t9lsd; low middling. 15.37d; good ordinary, llssd: ordinary, l0a2d. Sales, 5000 bales, including i.500 American. Receipts, s.V8 bales. including 47o0 American. Futures closed quiet. October 17.2Sd: January, 1& 6sd March, Is 2Sd: May. 15.99d: July,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02


 
  had | under the knife to naron ms be worthnu that Cha have failed to We Med7 Dispenars Till without ehss and our fss for ssf never sxtolonaa sro Yeasonabe NH
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Weekly Liverpool

by assOt1alcd FTtst
 Liverpool, October 1.-WeeiNy cotton statistics: Total forwarded to mills, 43,- coo bales, of which American 5000 bales. Stock S60O00 bales, American 50SoO0 bales. Imports, 55,009 bales, American 42,oUv bales. Exports 12,o00 bales.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Rice Market

New Orleans La, October 1.-Rough rice steady; receipts. 7.s43 sacks: mill lers receipts, LAY. Clean rice steady; sales Honduras, 5.961 pockets. 3 to Sis; Blue Rose. 300 pockets. SA Carolina 500 pockets at 7A. Receipts, 2,e4s; bran and Polish unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02

New York' C.:iD,,,.,, ,-S,'.ton eoods were weak and unsteady in today's light trading Yarns again were reduced. Broad silks sold in small lots. The wool markets awaited results of first Aus tralian actions. Burlaps were quiet.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Spear Market

New York, October 1.-The local mar ket for raw sugar was quieter today but the under tone was still unsettled and prices. if anything. easier. No fresh business was reported. but sugar was available at last paid prices of nine cents. duty paid. delivered. or eight cents for Cubas. cost and freight. with refiners again out of the market.
 The market for refined was un-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
East St. Louis Live Stock


 East St, Louis, October 1.-Cattle: Re- ceipts 1,5oo; no steers on sale; heifers lower.
 1diiHeT COWS o.oVU f-o Good and choice vealers. ........ 16.50m1i.5J Hogs: Receipts, 4,00o market l0c to 15c higher than Thursdays average lOp '.......9 l'.'N Bulk light and medium. ........ 15. 15m l6.2j Bulk heavy ,....,..........,.... 15. 500l6.w Sheep; Receipts, 1000; market steady to 25c lower. Top lambs .,.........,..........s l2.W Bulk ............................ 105o@ll.ot Top ewes ......................... 5.bp Bulk .......................... 4.5od 5.y5
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Sea Island Cotton

: By AssOFIated Frc~s
 Savannah, Ca, October 1.'Sea island market nominal; quotations omitted; sales, none; receipts. none; shipments, 2; stock, 2,2s6; crop in sight, 2,ss1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Cash Grain
 Rv Aasnryaf~xl RrAaa

St. Louis. October Leash whea. steady: No ? red winter s2.3sa2.34: No 3. so.sl December. ss.1i1a; March s2O6 Corn No. white. sl.06: No. l. sl04: De- cember. s2ssc bid: May. 95Ac. Oats No. ? white S,isc; Ne 3, 57c December. 57i4c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Spot Cotton . prAa0

New Orleans. October 1.-Spot cotton, quiet; quotations revised; niddlins' un- changed sales on the spot 2i6; to arrVe' none. Low middiing. le.Ooc' midoins' 2s.oOc: good middling, 25.ooe; receipts "4' stock, 20s, ,450
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
New Orleans Futures Rx Assn.iafAiN RYell

New orleans, October 1.-TCotton closed steady s5 points down to points up, net. By Associated Press | New York. October 1.-Cotton spos'
 quiet; middling, 25c.I
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
London Money

 London, October 1.-Bar silver 59d per unce; money. 5A per cent Discount 'ates: Short bills, 67sd61a per cent: three nonth bills, 6sl@7 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Potato Market

by Associated Press Chicago, ILL. October 1-Potatoes-Mar- ket strong; Minnesota. Michigan and Wis consn round whites. $2O0G2.10.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Dry Goods

Total today: Receipts. i9,937; ship ments. 24.667 stock. Gl1.796.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02

By Associated Press New York. october 1-Butter-E creamery firsts. 5llhG6lc
 Egss-F.rmer; fresh gathered firsts. 5SG61c
 Cheese Irregular; average run, 27hQ 2Sc
 Poultry-Alive. irregular: chickens by freight, 3i196c; by express, ?4Q37c; fowls. 4il49c: turkeys. i0c: wressed. easy: east ern broilers. fresh, 4s@5oc; roasting chickens. 3SGs50c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
HOW WEALTH WAS SECURED

Mir. Hartman long afterward teSti- fled that, having faith in the future of the Union Pacific, he had bought heavily of it's stock when it was quoted at avery low figure and thereby gained the benefit of the rapid and great in crease in the market value of that stock. which was due to his admins tration of the property. As MT. Schiff came as a banker to the support of MT. Hartman, venturing several times to undertake financing for him in volving many millions, and that, too, ot kind which one at least of the other great bankers of New York said was like throwing money away, he, too. must have shared with Hartman and a few others in the. gains which fol- lowed and which were due to the ap-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Naval Stores By Associated Press

Jacksonville, Fla, October 1.-Turpen- tine steady. sl.26. salesf 2sS; receipts. 5Si shipments. s2o: stock, 19,126.
 Rosin dull Sales, none; receipts, 1,5o; shipments; none, stock, S2064.
 Quote: B, D, s11.39@12.50: F, sl1.39G 12.75: r, G, s11. .soIl2.55; H. s11.3o@12.75; I. 5l1 S0d12 55; K NJ. $1SO@12.50; N, VIC, s11. 30@1275; wv, s12.75.
 Savannah October 1.-Turpentine dull, $1.27@1.SO; sales, none; receipts, S4: shipments 356 stock. l5,4S2. Rosin, firm; sales, All; receipts, 265; ship ments, 2.4eS; stock 57.391 Quote: E, D, s11.4O: F. r, G. II, I, K, NJ, x, we, wv s1l.50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Diaiy Finclanal Gossip
By HOLLAND

New York, October -tspecial) James Stillman, when speaking stter the death of E. II. Harriman, of the fortune presumed to be in excess of eighty millions, which Mir. Harrima II had accumulated, said that the day when very great fortunes, high in millions could De gained through railroad rforganiza- ton, had passed. Not again, in his op!n- ion, would railroad opportunities open even to man of great ability where by having taken advantage of these opportunities, many millions would be accumulated, and in short time. MT. sullivan referred particularly to the resources latent in the stupendous land grants, voted by Congress to certain railroads. These, he said had been for the most part and perhaps with a sim gle exception, the basis upon which was built the very great fortunes ae- cumulated, for instance, by MT. liar riman c. P. Huntington and his three associates in California, and one or two others. James J. Hill was not included in this list because he relied upon securing capital in Canada and in New York with which to build the Great Northern system.
 Since the death of Jacob Schiff, ref erence has been made to the comment by MT. Stillman. For it is assumed that large part. presumably the greater part of the fortune accumu- lated by Mir Schff, represents his as sociation, and that of his international banking. with F H. Hartman. That association began when MT. Harrima a fcrecasting with prophetic vision, the possible future of the Union Pacific secured Schiff as his banking asso- ciate
 Hartman himself might have sue ceeded greatly as a banker had he not turned his attention to the development of railroads. He was gifted with a double capacity, almost unique, for he had unsurpassed ability in the re- organization and development of rail- roads and also a profound understand
 ing of the financing needed and the certainty of the manner by which the capital could be secured.
 r Mr. Schiff and MT. Hartman, as well, were not numbered among the very rich men of New York until after the Union Pacific Reorganization. In fact, MT. Hartman confessed to Frederick D. Tappan in 1893, when Mr. Tappan was chairman of the clearing house as- sociation, that unless this association came to the aid of the financial situa- ton. he would himself be ruined and all of his comparatively small prop erty swept away.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Chicago Futures Ky Associated Press
By Associated Press

By Associated Press St. Louis. october 1.--Poultry but ter and eggs. unchanged.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02

Mobile, October L-Arrived: None. Sailed: French Luize, St. Nazaire' Il. r, Dimock. Port Barrios.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
New York Futures By Associated Press

New York, October 1.-Cotton, clos
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-02
Chics"n Stock

Chicago, October 1.--Cattle: Receipts, 600; steers very dull and weak at un- ven prices; quality poor
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
FOR sALE-l1ouSES

FIVE-ROOM brick, bath and screen room, strictly modern, paved street, close to carline. garage. Price SsO00. Half cash. balance mortgage s per cent
 Double dwelling, each side consist ing of five rooms and bath, garage modern, close in. paved street. Price s11, 900. $3500 cash, balance $50 pei month and interest per cent on de- ferred payments.
 Nice modern five-room brick; sub. urban, near Central avenue. $7Sb0i S2500 cash. balance as we may agree.
 F. F. PASCOE 10 w. Van Buren St.. Phoenix. Ariz
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Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
BARGAINS
NEW HOUSE-vERY DESIRABLE
 SNAP AT S6OOO

NEW HOUSE-VERY DESIRABLE
 SNAP AT $6000
 Substantial and attractive, built to last, with best of material and good workmanship; hardwood floors. beau tiful fireplace and mantel. bookcases, buffet, etc.; cement porches and walks around house; garage; located in Hur- ley Heights, near Seventh street and McDowell. one of the fastest new growing additions of Phoenix, devoted to neat homes. Let me tell you about the improvements now being made here for this desirable neighborhood. Isn't this just the place to locate with your family? See mv at once. 
 LOT BARGAINS
 5ox14s. close in, northeast, convent grammar school; $500.
 6sx142. in 700 block on W. Portland Street; $500.
 Same as above, on West Moreland, $500. Also some nice lots in Hurley Heights as low as s70O.
 ACREAGE-SACRIFICE
 10 acres, 20 acres, 40 or 62 acres on N. Central Avenue.
 20 at $500. 10 at ss5O. 10 at s7OO. % at $500. or 40 at s55O; good water right; possession January 1st.
 See us for particulars. and for req bargains.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
32% INCOME

Three furnished houses close in and two lots, each 50x190. Houses are less than one year old. One house cost s3.500, the other two cost S1 900 each. Lots are valued at $500 each and the furniture at $1,000. Owner is going away and we are authorized to sell this entire property for s6,3O0 and give pos session at once. Large house will rent for $90 per month, the small houses at $40 each, or a total of $1T0, making in come of 32 per cent on the investment. The furniture has never been rented and is in first class shape. This prop erty is offered at a greatly reduced price to sell this week. Must and will sell. Price, $6,300. A loan of S1,250 runs about two years; balance cash. EXCLUSIVE.
 KINCAID- ROMAN REALTY CO, 325 W. Adams Phone 3531 4
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
5-Acre Bargain

Four room. neat. attractive house, good modern chicken houses lots of shade. SO fruit trees and plenty of grape vince: 4it miles north on Central ave. nue tp Palo Verde avenue, then A mile west. It's only s5.50O with s2,750 cash.
 LIVE WIRE REALTY CO,
 Phone 1858 f42 w. Adams bp
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
FOR sALE-HousEs

FOR SALE-Large lot 90x140. two houses, one and one 4 rooms, on F.. Polk St.; good palm shade: price S3ooo, 5000 cash, balance easy terms. See Owner at 101o F. Polk St. Not shown after p. m. bn
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17

FOR SALE-By owner, new six room brick house, hardwood floors, all built-in features, ivory finish; F block to pavement. Call at 2222 W. Madison Street bp
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
S550O Buys

A nice little five-room modern bum galow. furnish, with half acre ground, all in bearing fruit, lots of shade and roses. large garage, 70 laying hens, 1 fine jersey COW; blocks from Osborn school. Call s. F. Williams, owner. Phone 210R5 if
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
Eon sALE-RnAL EsTATs
CASA CYANIDE

f6O-ACRE RANCH ,.r ovrr1. TAKE COTTON AS FIRST PAYMENT AT soc PER FOUND IN BALE. ...ro This ranch has good 5-room cottase' raraee. fruit. shade. water piped intO house. large tank. pumping plant @ lor SO acres: the well is i6-inch, laIse enough to water i60 acres: Sv eefes S fenced, 70 under cultivation ana h good crop. All land is level ana fe eo auirss very little ievelingi price $AV' nor acre. "A cash; take cotton
 NORpQUfST
 ~#N STEWART REALTY co.
 .. ~4 1T w. Adams op
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17

THE IMPROVEMENTS CON SYST OF OWNERS HOUSE. WITH LARGE LIVING ROOM AND DINING ROOM, HALL WAY. OFFICE. KITCHEN, SCREEN RREA K "A s T PORCH AND SERVANTS ROOM ON THE FIRST FLOOR: 4 GOOD BEDROOMS, q BATH ROOMS AND z SCREEN SLE EE PIN c TORCHES ON THE SECOND FLOOR; ELECTRIC LIGHTS. AN ABSOLUTELY MODERN HOME. THE YARD SUR ROUNDING TT IS SET OUT WITH ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRUBS. ETC.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
DEL H1EGo RANCH

THE OPPORTUNITY or THE YEAR TO PURCHASE .r'NoUESTtONABLY 1T II ID FINEST i60- ACRE RANCH IN THE SALT RIVER VAIL rEY. AN ELEGANT PIECE .OF SOIL EASY TO WORK. THE ENTIRE RANCH IS iFENCED IN WOVEN WIRE, ALL THE DITCHES ARE DOUBLE FENC ED FOR QHETp, AND RUNNING VA TER TO EVERY FIELD.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
, A to 10 A Tracts
 Bargains


 -s375 Cash h acre and 8 room house near os- born school. s1,750.
 $500 Cash tz acre and room home near Indian school. s1.500.
 1k acre and room house. lots of fruit. all modern, close to Glendale car
 -;20Oo Cash 1 acre and 5 room house, close in, ss.5oO.
 --ss00 Cash ,1.sOO.
 -ts5O Cash acre and room house on Glendale car line. s1.5oo. acre and room house, near Os- born school, s2,50o. -s1,250 Cash
 acre and 8 room house. near os- born school. sl.o0O.
 -sa.0OO Cash
 2H acre near North Center, 5 room pebble dash house. all modern, lots of
 $500 Cash
 21k acres. room house, close in,
 -s4,0O0 Cash
 2ik acres, close in. 10 rooms. lots of fruit, up-to-date in every way; all mod ern. Price. si2.000. A peach.
 -s7.O0O Cash
 acres and room brick. all. mod ern. in cotton. on Glendale car line s10,0o0.
 -,2.OOO Cash 10 acres, room house. ss,5o0. I } 10 acres. ( room house. 2 acres in blackberries. acres fin asparagus, bal B ance cotton; S11.000. This is just a few of our bargains in small acre tracts. If none of thess 2 suit you we have more. so come in and let us show them to you. They are al close to town and you can make par of your living on them and work fl town and stop the high cost of living SO why not keep a COW and some chick D ems? For appointment please phon' 2ss2 or call at 12 ". Van Buren.
 BOLINs REALTY co. HALF-ACRE CHICKEN RANCH only $500 cash. SEQ a month, buys - good 4-room house on car line. north east: s1s0O. With such bargain, wh!
 O. K. REALTY co. ]. 90 &. Second Ave. Phone 4297 bl of ACRE LOT for sale-near car line 'e $500 cash. s150 in small payments ]. Write Anna Swanson. Phoenix, Ariz le Route 2, Box 50A. I h. sisOO CASH buys 3ia acres good gar den soil. 10 hogs. cows. calf. 15 ID chickens, four-room adobe house woven wire fence, etc. Richardson, 21 Ii E. Adams. L I60 ACRES, five miles from Cente le of city. will subdivide. Priced froT n. $40 to s10O per acre. Richardson, 2l It F.. Adams.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-17
Street Realty Co.
51o w. Washington
A Great Bargain for
 Home or Investment

Just finishing two houses, all mod ern, about s3750. 5000 cash, balance like rent Call SI22. bp