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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
SPEND.DAY N
VISITING hIF||
Home Bureau Ladies' VI,
Interest Homes Of Ale1e -
Northwest Count.

Members Of the Mercsr -.
home bureau who accompapi.s n
officials on q tour Of the ns,ss
part Of the county today insssss.
homes were impressed N =
fine systems Of housekeepInr =
dent in most Of the homes
Following the tour Of -.
homes the ladies visited -,
Aledo residences and views i
latest in modern kitchen
laundry improvements Ele..,:s,
equipment to lessen the labos );
the kitchen was Of much ints...
The journey was started at 3 o'ss.s
in the morning and completes 2
O'Clock in the afternoon, - ~ l
having visited about eisSs..
homes. =.
Following is the program !, i
was carried out on the tour tca.'
Pomeroy unit:
9 a. nm. l.. Kistler HON. -.
mile north and one-half mjls =
Of Pomeroy church; new homS
electric plant, dumb waiter. ,ei.s
leave 800.
9:25 to 9:45 a. m.-Henry Ri
inson home; modern home iust i
ing completed.
$50 to 10 a. m.-Clyde Cpu,s
home; poultry house and weil.,s
ranged kitchen.
1905 to 1915 a. m.-Emery h
perly home; poultry house.
Marston unit:
1920 to 1910 a. ND MANI,
home; new home. modernly saun.
ped, electric plant. etc.
10:45 to II a. m.-John Nam,
home: new poultry house, dvnl
waiter and iceless Refrigerator.
11:1O' to 1920 a. m.-Wrl Nv.
lor home acetylene gas range
Hamlet unit:
1925 to 11:45 q. m.-Crabs homa.
iceless refrigerator, electric plas
and equipment, oil paintian
Very fine hog house Of interpk 4
the men.)
1850 to II NC. A. Bops
home; modernly equipped hals
remodeled.
II to l p. m.-Hamlet comnutt
hall; eat lunch here.
l to 1:10 p. m.-Elisha Lee hon;
landscape setting.
South Perryton unit: ~.
lis to 1888 p. m.-Clyde Ham
home; landscaping. conveliaa
kitchen. etc.
1:40 to 1:50 p. NV, r. NJ
Hard home: remodeled home, N
porch. redecorated stairway.
1855 to 2 p. m.-Earl Haminu
home; double washer, gasolh
lamp.
2:o5 to 2:16 p. MI A. Va
home; built-in ironing ban
screened-in porch, etc. z.e
Aledo unit:
2:40 to 3p. nj. A. Wells hcui
landscaping, electric kitchen eqpiI
ment. including dishwasher, &c
3:05 to $3.50 p. ma. E. Cnl
nell home; new modern boz
breakfast room, laundry, wall
etc.
$40 to 4 p. m.--Curtis LCW
home: new modern home just col
pleted.
4 D. m.-Homeward bound.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
Money and EXCHANGE.

New York, Oct. 21.-Prime mer-
camille paper per cent. Exchange
heavy. Sterling, demand 3.41E,
cables S.42h; francs. demand SAB;
cables GAS; Belgian francs, de-
mand $50, cables $50; guilders,
demand 30.75, cables 3O.S5; lire,
demand 3.74. cables 3.76; marks,
demand LAO. cables Al; Greece,
demand 9.97.
New York exchange on Montreal
S9-16 per cent discount.
Government bonds, firm: rail-
road bonds, irregular.
Time loans, steady; 60 days, 80
days, and s months; TX to 8 Der
cent.
Call money. steady: high, q. low,
Z: ruling rate. z; closing bid. 6:
onered at Z; last loan. Z; bank ac-
ceptances, 6A per cent.
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Arrest Two DRINKS.

Joe Hayes and John krantas, both
Of East Moline. were arrested last
night on charges Of drunkenness.
Krantas was released on SO bond
and Hays was released ON recog-
nizance. Both were fined 50 and
costs by Magistrate A. A. Niles this
morning.
Complaint was made by Tom Kat
sas, 72S Fifteenth avenue. that a
former roomer has been taking
tools. ash pals and similar prop
erty from the shed at the rear Of
bis home. Police have not yet In
testigated the charge.
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Weather Forecast

Illinois: Fair tonight and prob
ably Friday; continued mild tenn
perature.
Missouri and Iowa: Fair in east,
possibly showers in vest portion to-
night or Friday: continued mild
temperature.
Wisconsin: Fair In south. prob
ably unsettled in north portion to-
night and Friday; mot much change
In temperature.
Indiana: Fair tonight and Fri
day; little chAzka Il tsnpsraturs.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
Toledo Seed,

Toledo, Ohio. Oct. 31.-Wheat:
cash, SALT; December, $214h.
Clover seed: prime, cash (1919),
1910. new t1920); October, 1880;
December. $3.50; January, 1880;
February. 1870; March, 1880.
Alsike: prime, cash $1125; new
1920 SITS; October, SITS: De-
cember. $17.30a March. SLIPS.
Timothy: prime, cash 1913 and
cash (1s1s). $3.22h; October. 50. 40;
December, $3.50; March. 1921.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
HOMESTEADERS TO
REMAIN IN AI.EDO
FOR FEW MONTHS

Practically all Aledo ex-soldiers
who took claims in the government
homestead lands, near Gillett. Wyo.,
last spring have returned to this
city for the winter. Several Of the
men returned home some time ago.
but four arrived here during the
past two days. They are Hays Hall,
Chester Painter, Ward Gilmore and
Herbert Giebrich. Word has been
received from Fred Bobusch. one of
the veterans who went west, that
he expects to be home next week.
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|||INlIVCE 70
'lIT PARKING
|BECOMESLAW


lgoline's 3o-minute parking ordi-
aenee became effective today, 10
~ having passed since the ON
ctAl publication Of the measure. Up
~ noop today no arrests for VIOLA
lsxien Of the new tranic rules had
beeo made.
The, downtown districts covered
~ The parking rules we're freshly
sapaced 81 and 50 signs placed at
ffeQnsnt points along ALI streets
aad avenues warning motorists
AgAtnst parking in prohibited sec
tfons.
The ordinance prohibits parking
for more than 30 minutes between
2 IN the morning and in the eve
ming and p. m. on Saturday on the
following streets and avenues:
North side OF Fourth avenue be-
tween Thirteenth and Sixteenth
etrets. South side of Sixth avenue
betwsen Fourteenth and Seven
teenth streets.
Fifteenth street between Fourth
and Seventh avenues.
Firth avenue between Thirteenth
and Sixteenth streets.
: East side Of Fourteenth street be-
tween Fourth and Sixth avenues.
East side Of Thirteenth street be-
tween Fourth and Sixth avenues.
All parking or ranking is pro-
htbited. on three streets, as follows:
+ East side Of Sixteenth street be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Chief Ben DeJaeger requests that
motrists refraip from all parking
on the east side Of Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets between Fourth
and Sixth avenues, although the
ordnance permits 30 minutes. Mar
1ovnsss Of the streets is given as
the reason for the chiefs request.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21

l. Suicide Fails-Foiled for the Sec
aOud time In three weeks in an at
4empt 70 take her own life, Mrs.
DafbarA Mennig. wife Of J. p. Men,
mig. 1874 Twelfth street, Is ly-
ing ct homo recovering from the
effects Of gas Inhalation Tuesday,
which almost caused her death. She
MAS saved by pulmotor, after she
Nd been discovered lying uncon-
neloue In the kitchen. When her 10
Haf-old son returned from school
I'D. opened the kitchen door he
S1And his mother PROSTATE ON the
Lot and but family breathing.
He rooms were filled with gas
eunes escaping from an open Jet
- the stove. Windows and doors
we're closed.
kAzlo From Tree.-While engaged
Mtrimming . tree ut AIS East Four
tenth street shortly before noon
Yesterday. Louis Wirtx. . tree trim
mer. slipped and plunged 80 feet to
the sod below, to sustain = fractured
collar bono and . serious shock to
his nervous system. Wirtx had been
working In the tree all morning
and was almost finished with the
Job when the accident occurred
which sent him to the hospital.
FagDers Observation-Disclosures
70 LOWER the high cost of living by
buying and selling general merchan-
disc, farm machinery and food prod
ucts at . narrow margin Of profit.
farmers near Princeton have form
ed = cooperative store company with
. capitalization Of $4,000. accord
ing to papers filed with A. E. Lind
Quist, county recorder.
Get Pipe Qrgan- One Of the larg-
est and most costly pipe organs in
the country will be installed in the
Capitol theatre within the next few
weeks. II was announced Wy J. II.
Blanchard upon his return from
HAgerstown. Nd, where he pur-
chased the new organ. But three
0FEans larger than the one which
WI be installed In the Capitol are
- this country It the present time.
Is viii BE- the largest ever built by
~ Aoller company Of Hagerstown.
x6n4 Duys HenA - Albert
xltndt. we'll Known business man,
pgoDefty owner and cattle buyer Of
DonnAue. y 70 beoons . Satlssn Of
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
FREE TO
Asthma Sufferers
Free Trial Of . Method That AnysDe %
Use Without Discomfort or Lso
Of Time.

We have method for the cont'N
Asthma. and we want you TO Try y
our expense. No matter whether
case is of long standing or recent devsE
ment. whether it is present a. ,occe
or chronic Asthma. you should send "
free trial of our method. No mau9 :
what climate you live. no matter
your age or occupation, you
troubled with asthma our method -
relieve you promptly. a..
We especially want to send 70
apparently hopeless cases. where 81 ~
of inhalers. douches. opium preps -.
fumes. patent smokes etc. nave
We want to show everyone az GU
pense that our method Is designed
all difficult breathing. all wheelins'
all those terrible paraxysms =
This free offer is too important
fleet a single day. Write now anu r.,
the method at once. Send no money
ply mail coupon below. Do a''
you do not even pay postage.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
Chicago Potatoes.

Chicago, Oct. 21.-Potatoes:
steady; receipts, 80 cars; Minnesota
and Wisconsin Whites. bulk, 1900
Ito; sacked, 1.65@1.75 per hun
dredweight; Minnesota and Dakota
Early Ohios, bulk. 1.65@1.S0; Mich
igan, bulk, 1.65@1.75 per hundred
weight.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
TO TALK on SOCIALISN.

Socialism will be subject Of H. P.
Chaffee's lecture at the Y. &C. A.
this evening. The lecture is the
sixth In q series of ten on "A Bet
ter America" No admission charge
Is to be made and the general pub
lie Is invited. The complete title
Of the lecture Is: "Is Socialism the
Perpetual Motion Machine Deiusion
Converted Into Economics!'
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
Kansas City Livestock.

Kansas City. Mo-. Oct. 21.-Cat-
tle.. receipts $500; beef steers, &C.
tive. fully steady; top 1925; fat
she-stock steady to strong: new
prime cows 100000; bulls.
weak; all other classes generally
STEADY; better grade vealers IL 90
QlS.W; Gamers mostly BIS.
Hogs. receipts 5000: loo to 2oc
lower on the best kind, closing nm
evenly Csc lower: medium and
heavy l3.6o014.00; good and choice
100 AID 1s0 pounds hogs 1880
1880.
Sheep. receipts $500; sheen.
strong; western ewes 5.ee. TAT
lambs steady; western la&. ma.
tives l1.S5; feeding lambs ,te,dv
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UNDERGOES OPERATTOy.

DR.. G. H. Moore Of Aledo went to
Davenport this morning to operate
on Mrs. Ross Foote Of this city for
appendicitis. Mrs. Foote was taken
to the Mercy hospital yesterday In
a serious condition. The operation
was performed at noon today.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
Avoid Diphthern

A sore throat is . good breeding
for Diphtheria germs. Protect yoWo
dren BY never neglecting . Sore IT, IT,
You can wisely depend upon ~
LINE. Give Tonsiline upon ne - n
pesrance of Sore Throat-dont
Diphtheria . chance in that thfcssns
weakened condition. When H.
LINE is swallowed it comes diie
contact with the diseased surface s0
and induces . healthy condition .
Of the membranes-then the sy
tenn can better defend the throG rs
if attached BY Diphtheris germs.
Keep ! ONSiIRE in the house
always. SSc., co.. and tlM
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
Nrs. Wnlissn 4. Salts.

Mrs. William r. Salts. aged -, for
d year a resident of Moline, died at
5 this morning at her home. 2724
Eighth avenue. The body will be
taken to Fairfield. Iowa, Saturday
morning and funeral will be held
from the Methodist church there in
the afternoon. Intefment will be
in the Fairfield cemetery.
Mrs. Salts, prior to her marriage,
Miss Ethel May Spry, was born
April 8. 1891, in Canton, ILL.,. and
was married June I. 1917, to William
Russell Salts in Fairfield, The wild
over, a son, Francis Lee, her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Spry Of
Fairfield, and q brother, Elga Of
Charles City, Iowa, survive her.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
Peoria Livestock.

Peoria. ILL.,, Oct. 21.-Hogs: re-
ceipts. 800; market, generally about
Soc lower; lights and mediums,
13.o0@13.75; heavies. 12.5o@13.50;
packers, 11.50@12.25; pigs, 10000
1900.
Cattle: receipts. 100; generally
steady; calves, soc to LOO lower
than yesterdays market.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
MOLINE CLUB BARS
JAZZ DANCES FROM
SOCIAL CALENDAR

"On with the dance, let Joy be
unconfined," but refined, is the
stand taken by the Moline Com
mercial clubs entertainment COM
mittee which last evening planned
a calendar Of social events for the
winter season. The club commit
tee believes that return to nor
NAL will see the Punishment Of Jazz
steps in favor Of the old-fashionc.l
waltz. and they wish to be the first,
tri-city club to substitute the
BLUE Danube" for THE Vamp."
Those walkin' the dog steps are
through" announced Carl Mont
gomery. chairman. Introduction
of the jazz band and the wild con-
tortions that followed drove our
members to the movies and the Ii
brary. Arthur White is going to
leave his mournful saxophone at
home when he takes his orchestra
to the club this winter, and well
have couple Of violins. cello
and maybe a harp or two"
The dinner dance has been aban-
doned for the dancing party, at
which a buffet luncheon will be
served, and a New Years eve dance
will take the place of the custom
airy Christmas party. The season
opens Oct. 20 with a Halloween
party. Other events during the
next two months will be:
Nov. 13-Stag.
Nov. 19-Card party.
Nov. 26-Dancing party.
Dec. Stag.
Dec. 17-Dancing party.
Dec. 31-New Years eve party;
dancing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
Peoria Grain.

Peoria, ILL.,, Oct. 21.-Corn: Re
ceiDts, 16 cars: &c to &c lower; No.
| yellow. SEC; No. 2 yellow, Sc;
No. yellow, new, Tie; No. 1 white,
SEC; No. l mixed, S5c.
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Liberty Bonds.

New York. Oct. 21.-Prices Of
Liberty bonds at noon today were:
3hs, s2.70: first 4s. $500: second
Is, 1856; first Ans. $3.50: second
AIS. $3.50; third ~, s0.Se; fourth
AIS. SS.4s; Victory 3XA 96.4s;
Victory IA S6.40.
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Liberty Bonds.

New York, Oct. 21.-Raw sugar:
7&@7Nc; cost for Cuba's, and
freight, equal to SIC. and SOL for
centrifugal. ......
Refined: unchanged at 11@11hc
for fine graduated. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
Silver.

New York. Oct 21.-Bar silver:
domestic. .ssh: foreign. .s1N; Mex
lean dollars, 81.
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Carl Lindbefg.

Carl Lindberg, IS years old, a
resident of Rock Island county,
died at the Watertown state hos
pital at 1880 last night from organic
brain disease. He had been a pa
tient there since Sept. 8.
MIR. Lindberg has relatives re-
siding in Davenport and son. ALI
win A. Lindberg. residing at ISL
Thirty-first street, East Moline.
No funeral arrangements have as
yet been made.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-10-21
RED BLOOD
To Fight the Winter ChSD
Bulgarian Blood Te'
Breved STEAMING HOT y
Bedtime
KILLS COLDS J

Wards on Influenza, Grippe ~
monia. Sweetens the sFI
tones the system and gently
the bowels. Sold by drues''s
grocers eyerywhere.-(Adv).
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Chicago Cash Grain.

Chicago, Oct. Wheat. No. l
red 213La; No. 2 red 2.131a; No. 4
red 1877; No. l hard 2.00A @2.03;
No. hard 204; No. 3 mixed 1874.
Corn, No. 1 mixed 86h@S6A;
No. 2 mixed S4k@86; No. 3 mixed
IS; No. 4 mixed "a; No. yellow
s4h@S6k; No. 3 yellow $40
IS; No. l white 81; No. white
S6A@S7h.
Oats, No. / white 53A@53h;
No. 2 white 52A @53h: No. 8
white 501a 1862; sample grade 4S
@50.
Rye, No. 2. Ito.
Barley, 93@1.02.
Timothy seed, 5.00@6.50.
Clover seed. 12.00@20.00.
Pork, nominal.
Lard, 20.50.
Ribs, 16.50@1S.00.
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Horses and Mules.

East St. Louis, ILL.,. Oct. 21.-
Horses and mules. unchanged.
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A1 ths ns"s al ne tiue-4n.
ARguA
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Oct. q, 1920.
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.ts.honN -lAknfiri.ANE.N N.I4S

TRODh AkNOfi.ANE, wv
New and e.ss,lfaI sesnsr !sss,'on, sess. 70.
on both sllsA uaishsa unAss Ole ceetrset.
has Aii hardvssd 1oera vsfv iesys ssesnA
three naisAed sah, laeBs hssshfsq seeW
and hueAea: bassmsat sssehe1 ess ~.
''e' ;,;ss s3;3s i,;fn ;ncT.: 1880: sokx kc'''''.
W. go see.te on nsehaAge 10.
s.hOOn OhisksWa Sshssbsv; Sassssas
and etstssn. ists set tFsis, esyth fvcst;
ise e.csh ha iith; b.sss. owss.
4 sAk0xiN isr the sssS u : S.fsss
osiapeno tsNeaiew. lseass1 on wess
is,h ~ payisg vst4i ~ fss csti. -
nnly u,sss. usssh mssss ssssss. Cell =.
~ ~ ssssssss NJ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06

Tn, is ose - the very best fupsf
buildings m the rity i've rooms Va hrs'
% - ritnsnt pud sir foums In the upper
apartment. all IN hnt-slss- shape has
oak floors a.. Qua huu,. full concrete hes..
meat two cmoination furnscesI double
xsfAgs snd drive. two fuii lots, old rsv-
iaf a0d the iorstion - IDEAL. the price
"a tiEh, rsil Roger $. Coates ct ~. 10
OF ". nfI-J.
LEONARD q nRANiFr.
Real Eststo Department
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FOR QUICK SALE
Modftn sFoom cottage. mas inst bern
rsmodslsd. and In fine coalition ffl-
ysis ssrass. In iiea block on west iLth
ST tk.fls
" 0s. No. tes Baum Bids.
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ovr. onrowx ssAL ESTATE


l. O. q. r, and X y, hall. lodge hall
above. Opera house below frame, ikleot
90 on t0xi.o lot fino location fos niet.
camille business half block from cenisf
OF town. viii s.l right. Crennsii d
Barnes. Okeene. bLla.
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LANpLEss MEN.
Nt.A t.uA
Arkansas.


DnR sAtr- Northwestern Arkansas
oaSrrs a., hsrra'n on easy terms We
esvs good timber. rNua free range and soft
eater. I am farmer, N you want 80
essne and soc nv farms u will not cort
6Vn anything whlls here For further IN
vHfmAiion, write J ". carson. Cedsrvilie
Gyawfosd couniy Arm
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-06

o. ono 49,
o. 900 vili place you In this dsnsy q
room bungalow. located on OLD p.vins.
i0ubis sspEe. Gail Johnston, ~, go
res. " lssi.
PAH1AlSs
srsom house, modern = lo's On itth
This 10 . fine place Tor chickens and iusi
out Of city lliniia $1,000 end terms
Tries J.bo0.
,.RoOM HOUSE
East 18Th lots b0rli0. chicken Mouse
and barn. 81. 900 ttS0 cash.
kfN.ROJM
100 block East iith oak fir'shi sarsss
Tn. IL q very fins homs. ffiosd right
80. 900 and terms
NINE ROOMS
West 18Th ~. 100 block. fsrl1c sest
ground can b~ bought st . bargain. fou
-ill have TO hurry 20 see ,h's ons. ffies
tli.soo. terms
PIERCE 4 BikER
.a Liberty plds
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$500
for Californ,s hunssiow: olos, IN y rooms
bed rooms anil bath white. enucfsts drive
and seras. sub.Trixa,ej garden. No. ~, /,
see this.
INCOME
tssna srocm houses around . corner ;
paving paid all rented good income. see
these. No, 1os.
CAPITOL NIL
No. zoe nev Californis tunsslo~
o. 500. rooms and M. 100 new Calf
tornA bungalow rooms both oil butt
In features. No, Toi. No. 70,. No f0i.
No ioi No Te5 are tt7So, $3.50, ~. .ibe,
o. zoo. tS9he. And We have others No.
as for t:.ooQ; No ist Tor i:.i9o
st;ss
for ii.room end I-room. two fSory
res,aenees. paving paid. zee these. No,
s,i
Gail Cap, swanson or Mr Cary. NJ ,Si..
sASDrORD \ CARY co.
f0i on EkrhsnE. Bldg
Slshts--w. t1'T. ~ SIS
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snooM cALiroRxrA puxo~row.

Near Cls.scn IN ;:rd street; nice sarsss
sni drive, bsrrmer'. nice breakfast ro"m I.
oak fo,Fs and finish IN thr@s vc",ns .
nita mshisii price eI.fsei worth ever,
cent Of a.
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NOTICE
n W MORGAN
formerly with Oklahoma Trust
Co. has bsrgains In ssN pss-
iAs slth offirss al itS-Ne
'H.f wits Bidg. phone him
70 ,istinGs. n ttss,
1905 o.
Bsys swc.sfcry house In vpivsfsity ID.
litisn. with ais large ppesps, bssstfsst
fcsm. aak fiaofs down stair; hrus bsss'
snest vita furnace; dssh's ssssSsi ssvv.
h = sruAnr'A . 90.
- v. naiu. ~ -: svsainoA =. eiot-n.
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ssSes
buys . modern. s.ruotu bungalow IL.
Gated 1878 wsst .isi 10, bo1i.o. cont
rlsisiy furnished with new furniture.
Call at fssid.neo.
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MAnER 4 MAdrR.

RssI rstAts teans snd Insurance
ssl-men W o. Msr.r, Dr. u. Van
les celeord pids9 wi5t.
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BRICK ApARrMESrs
No i--rour t-room spsrtTnsnb'
rent ti<e per month. prics eio.sss
No s--rour t.room solid brick
spartrssWts. eioaa IN: gcod
incomsi garage fsli lots f.eee
No. t-four t-roOm eportmsntei
rent eiss month: northwest. tt.sse
No. t-fcur s.room epatnsn0;
bsssment, . saraGes; ftqet
In town; sorthsasti rest os~
monthly; price .........,.. iatss
No. ;-fosr t.room apartneau.
saraeesi hardosod; hseit-
ins. nanteIs. 1nst lshs hes.
Saiov. rent oife osssNIi
new ..s4ss...ss.sstt..ts tvsew
many others 10 ssIset fpeN. call ~.
seers. y: 10. syssssss v. sssi-J ~ ~
T. N. 0AnpNHR
sii-;s Amer. Natl konh nAo.
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s-kOON srmi -inoders home. wsa s,h. 1
~. Price tt,sss ssse cash ,aiahee
30. 'r,ss is,S 'Tas:4 asss4 h.."i.Si.ss'S',s:,.. Ss'',,.
sday q sisSp Wa1AN 1894
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cnv avAL esTATu voa sALE
I.Roon ps!cK pusoALow.


s.RooM BRICK BUNGALOW.
800
One block from car I'M. only ten min,
uies ~Als to nsio and lifosd1at tbs
plsc. has a basement aud 10 oh old pave
msnL
rHohAh MANNER hEALtr 90
1880 90
Buys hts, sis room CalifHfnis hunra
low close In. Alt oak flO1p srt ua
finish IN thf's rooms. While enamel in
bed room larr. cement sassmfni rNh
rood ci'ietn plpsd into basement. s0ui
snrsEs shd r.ment dfvcvHy. ri.a hsUk
ysri and sooi chicken house. if'eah 20
NJ 70 i " s.'n p,.5'a.. untR
ron SALE ~ owNEn \ r,sraam
IVES, ii,h csli " -,
sRoUM DupleI rili fsat nf 80 yer
month pr'c. t.geg. t.lgo ',sh ihan
nsset W i's'
FoR QUICK sAiE
Phons ,ouf il''ings 10 n W hafT,n.
ofncu as ~ u.r,spviu nlis
" $50
ruR SALE ~ uWNEN
T~o.''ory t"ems sHHplrs iouh.
dosnstsiu osk. built ~ ,ttft tshFY wa.
tsTisl, ufifs sit0nS Foundation. furrrlH.
laundry tut. sarsf. ert cement gr.t..
Nay, sitt. hath n,iut.. on sr a. t,t.
has to he sr.n a. h., aprr.,I,t't
ifirs iof short umr. Ih0ru unuff, 81
'slhi
1900 CASH buy. dsofy & f..fp ,..tf.r.
IN fine condition AlI modern win 49,
rage. North ktily tlIfH. 80 mouth Hn
balance Al Nirhs.Is Al its. IH.I
U,fstsNltr N ,st.T
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h,No'N i ~ 'N l'","1 iH
n.o : m"nih i ~ ,,l'' .". " o'f.
80 MAKE bll -. We lpig, ~
Cu.htrg nri.
OWNEH LEAViNI. MraT SILL
New Groom bunss'1s 'oat fnor
Throughout slfags. s.t ifiyc This " 300