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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

NAs 40 81 iht rnVless Wen Raeff
l alr erW4bif position as co1dHCior al
. .i..iseTe-y attractive coleun fh1t MIR 3
is-rioe aEe Hlne-ttntes 81 screAn ar
asai'S cAui answers rchi Oi lke bai
Take 1a0k AF she Tariens noses
Intended 10 she's Foa Nhais al ere
hssi fmIoflnuls. c4rsinilT read each
l.ne under fVery qlolure. ihen read
ihe reviews and when you reach ihe
q. im 81 vuur mos particular es1in1
esTlain WAY v'u EanF fo see lhe nit-
THnf
We q be- Fon GAIT Go .t
one thousand shHDofs ga une- hBlf
iae azswff1l be-"ltll be- shf besl d.
ver~ion fog men And isrts cnin
taA tst answer New listen.
Ny As Al Res+ 20 peses
Ncu can believe E rr rct-ererr
lael saul ihai dones has Or her hat
ig. res The dinner dishts in an
" s1ra stare. and raskes Oh 10 see
4 mo,lon piciure. does "a because BE
or she Is tusf crazy 20 81 THRILL
q silrrang emotion af a good iHugh.
Before you smile ais read ihAs
ti 4-4 per sent o. The movie Eaing
population a0ss ne rush sct Tor see
fsrotfs Tor she ihrn. 4s l-1 ter csnf
i1f ihe gosa. hearty lansh and IN.
~ reri COR lht silrrlnr smoifna.
Yes. sir. and yes. rlz'am she hon
rra hlt siL,tSilrs show fi-she andis-l
ia Ab4e figures complied rgts shprel
2 Cuthfie ~ th@ saast ossn-4lur ofI
siafistlclArs - ths airr.lIie1 an0Y n
ushtrs ard 90 patrons So 1her sirou
pm fhe l0t.hies
What abaal art v0a SAY bah
vf SAY. and arHR. bah Arr. nsed
SAh bir 81 Snail ls|i't-. p ihs unde-
iln1l,e ArlsiowHcy 20 neaiums-
meant ana made Ter those of deli
cfSr. Cone o.. nov. c3r1olsseurs.
g you VIII Wel make ihis uur per-
snnnl fiehL
MheufFtr rou hear . VHl.-aeceIted
e4enllE fKf1zln fhxI sfn .rusi 20 r.
sae sufh and sueh picture because
IS 50 Artistic. she heard 1r i.
ss chance Tnn rl1y s-4ll hesf someone
iIlonlhAe1usly remark that such and
slef p pf'o1uc1iol H1s master work
~ Arr 80 wonderful so gr.af. .ix
e1r- faf- g.a hays r0i 9ons your dufs
anus yau mf1ial1v sBy- Bah.
Artistic productions there are
wonderful and gres, Yiciures shers
srs and have besa. bat if's notfh-se 4
auaiitses that hrlnr she streams and 4
streams - kursrifr Il - see hen 4
"a. nas primarily he ressa
af vou are s.-l Dot Convinced E
hen sfrnt ~ minuiss resrslre Nr 4
Nehsters 1resf work Of fhe ages
hs book fha' tells every fhine-Gnd 4
r1rf Il orr alreA- cauT Lsitrs 4 Z
aauAl 2 and - on
For h was uoi untl arer sucA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13


2drttd lran fhe uuari ssmp pilsiy al
EmA --ar So i IS believed Esuly 5
af.g'n IS trfie ps-ples n1 since
some BOLD that t Is from ne my'h-
le1l Anal cf the Gothic bar fhs izf-
ter rcnfeui5oa S. nof definite Sew
erzi oascare saints bore TO name %
Asmisas o. Aen5isarus Erln was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
WHATS IN A
NAME7"

Facts about your name lis his
tory; us meaning; whence il
was derived +: Its significance
your lroly day and lucky jewel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

Belgian siaei production has now
7esches zboui i per cert q TIE pre-
var ourVu-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

TIE National Confederation a
Workers tn Spain. comprising l.oaa. =
e.9 Herkers. has beer l.s0.red.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

Daring 1915. ia 5ne mines sI Great
Britain there Were la5 coal uine
atsliies CO. 20 EXPLOSIONS. 81. which
- were a. i>e hfnmiuoas mines
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

Nezfig .rs9ass Errsa1s ~re eH-
gas,a in ne nlaias .Ida.ss. j. Creai
Rfi4-n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

Afxi no me bihle. which is 1he NOS
popular book No. no Shakespeare
nor 1he diclionafy-fha almanac
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
1 coco ekxuPls sos
NEe soss 70 FOLLOW

Ber2.-. FfA. a2-Ihe nan1sesfzlssy
q. BtEziz aAs sE9resi .afee 1s'tit .i's'
fer fhe parrose q lowerize tie price
4. nllk for needy families, zurs1ne
noshers 4n6 inszlds TAf reeulsr
F-sce - suo MARKS per QuzTs has heen
rel sacAa Tor shese TeoTie fer uns nark
fvtnig gfeznig
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

smoug ~. varisas automobile met
srs Is ore that show low many
miles sre teing Travelled 10 each gal-
ion pf sael
EssEEE<-zsExss.S.<E-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

Through TIE closing nI ne Berlin
Railway repair shops zoe E0ffers
temporarily are wiih1ui e1iployue-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

Texas has more than S90.etYa. .eol
worth o. rosds under construction.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

he ns-s rBsrr-" idsrsifss he
true w0rss-fan1as Aspirin sre-
serEsxd ss pArsrisns fe- ssss'sss'en
wears. The nznss EsEar nleans
ressuin. AsrrEn sreTsd safe y
zdaxrns of reapis
in esrk untrckan EscEaEs q
~Bzrsr Tafa<ss rf AsrzlrIn -
Az told hcx. 10 ssffar sz&e tan
genuine A<psrzn fur Deaak- head
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

Leaass CLASSIFIED ads rsi results
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13
ASPiRiN-its Uses
First introduced by -Bayer- IN the Year 1909

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Alwars szv -Bare-T Wa bur-
.ur As1sirn. 7her irok fas TIE
ssfe.r -Bxvsr C-oss- q TIE pack
are ara uz tf.e 1xble<s
Ess.7r tn brxes cf twelve tab
lezs r-ss1 fus = few nerss- Drug
zis1s also seE izr-sr psckngea-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

Far & was uw untl arer such
-are.ul sTucg g me book ourselves
fhzs We felt t1llv ccnvl1cea tlAzs Cur
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

j. sou are s.Ll Dot Convinced
ben sfend ~ minuies pesrslre Nr
Nehsers Iresf work of ih- ages
ne book ths' tells every fhine-1nd
w1rf II orr SlreA, callT Lsfrrr 4
eanAl z and - nr.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-13

Artistic productions shere are
wonderful an1 great pictures shere
sfs sna have befa. Bat lis notih-se
qualii4es that hfaar the streams and
streams ~ kunhrifr Il - see hen
Na. nor primarily ,h4 ~es son.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-21
PANHANDLE on EVE
Of BUILDING BOOM
sATTERWH|TE Says

The First State Bank 81 rauhan-
die Is " have q new home. accord
ink To- Hon. lee Saticrwhiie OF the
Carson county capital WHO was in
Amarillo ycstrrh In attendance ny
ON the Cur shoEaJ, hearing and the
Pat Nen speaking.
The bank has purchased og Ashcry
\. Callahan the corncr loj across
from the Panhandle Bark and viii
erect thereon . modern home.
At the annual 'mceting Of NE
stockholders hold on FRIDAY night
Geo. l.. SINUS was chosen president;
G. r. DcahL active vicc'prcs,ioNi;
e. purvlncs. second yice-pr's'd'n'
Joe Rorcy cashier and Bessie RoraN
assistant cashier. Directors are;
Mrssrs Simms, Joe RoreN {. Pur-
vines apd C~E Deahl.
other new buildings are tn pro,
ucct. said Nj Satterwhite last nieh'
In fai the town Il on the eve CT
a regular Building BOOM
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-21

the crime
rhc writer's of the letter. witch
WIS mailed at the Amarillo post
office 20 1850 Monday night say
also that they do not know who the
two men are vino arc IN jail. bur
that they 90 not want them held Tor
% crime ebich they lid not do.
Thu envelope of the letter was
addressed
Mr. Hill. PROP. OF
The star Cash GROCER
Amarillo. Tex.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-21
LETTER DECLARES MEN IN JAIL CHARGED
WITH HELL HOLD UP ARE "R0NG" TWO; MUST
Be FREED o. FRIGHT TWO" WILL MAKE VISIT

That lhc men held In jail CHARGED
with attempting TO hold up J. W.
nill proprietor of the star Cash
Grocery. recently are "th' rong
iva" usl mat u they arr net t"-
leased AZ uill is likel, O. hi"r
another Wont from the "riFh two
Is % threat contained IN a letter sent
lhc grocoryman and signed From
Ne audi shorty The letter IS now
u the bands ol peliee chief Davis.
Who is conducting .ap Investigation.
The srlets OF Vie letter cal u't
tcutiuu to the fact that 81 would
hny, shot ycu whom you hollUrt b1'
| takonipiV ON yOur old age' ana
to ihy 0prther fact that nothing wIs
taken from tn. store AZ reasons Nv
AR Hill should endesyor 70 secure
The release ~ the two men Nho
are being held in tsil.ehargcd with
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-21
rnr yolcr on rmE rnrLE

The people OF the Panhaudl'
country want cars.
Thcy MOI on want cars nov. bu'
they want no doflniit assurance
that Ia the da, 10 come wncL 'hrir
fop, e.. vhta. .ud m-is' and cotton
are In danger ro'tils In the opcf.
ttey VIII hc hc'lnd when they nah,
an appeal Tor rsr. With wn'ch &
AXE their CROPS &c the ncaycs'
n'rkcts
Desperate appeals have been
made 10 the railroad administration
by the Panhandle Plains Chamber
oi Commerce from time 20 lin" dur.
ms the last siN months. In souo
Instances. with the assistanco of
Texas senators aud representative
at Washington. these appeals avail
cd temporarily 90 +r"y' the Gir1.
ton And then w'sd ,um" anothr.
crisis such as a.s 'irtt rue
The hearings which we're held i'
Amarillo yesterday az the iuftaic'
~ the Panhludlc-Plains Chamber Of
Commerce. We believe, have con
ginced those who needed convincing
that the situation In the Panhandle
Is and has been just as serious ~ &c
has been depicted. They found some
three hundred representatives Of
some thiriy.three counties ~ ihl'
section Of the state assembled md
every one OF these county rcpfcscu
ailvos was ready 70 tell. o. ~ IN.
certain lane lart OF the hardship
which L-s been placed upon n
prcduccr. OF this section by feirrc
Of the "a lroads to move their crops,
And ;hls too, mind after the gov
eminent VA urged the pldu,irs q
increased wheat acreage.
We have an idea that when next
the Panhandle Plains Chamber OF
ComaerC' makes representations
concerning shortage Of cars, the
powers lha' be. having seen how
closely IN 60 Oh with the people g.
this Organization. will recognize tia;
the body is spcakiag vita authority
and hence viii not hesitate 10 eXer-
else every power TO relieve the sltn.
alton and release to the world he
thousands Of bushels OF food STUFF
which otherwise must be damaged
or even lost when transportation
facilities are lacking
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-21
AIR NAH. SERVICE

That the 'irplane Is goins TO de
velore rapidly as a tremendous fac
tor in the commercial world. is the
opinion OF a. 5. BuSleson. psstmast-
er general Of the United States, who
has tried the airplanc as mail car
r!cr. found that ~ the regular rate
OF postage u csn be sels-sg-.s.a,sss-
and that an averag OF sixteen hours
has been saved In the deliveries ~
mail by the air routes tie has
strongly urged that Congress con.
tinue appropriations 10 keep up this
service and he opposes putting the
llr mail into the hands Of the army
as has bcen proposed r,
Tire following interesting state
mcaie OF the postmaster general
arr contained In a letter written BY
him 10 Hon. Kenneth Kellar and
printed in the Congressional Record
In The operations OF the air mail
every effort has been made to eliml-
nate the spectacular Everything
aae tccn concsntra;ed on obtaining
results Air mail fields are not
show grounds. air mail planes are
rot gaud and tinsei, and there are
no rides IN the air mail planes tOt
advert or propaganda purposes.
Tho greatest handicap tn; CONNER.
cial avll''an faces today & the spec
@ 'ulaT u ssc Of flying. ,'uhiing and
racine Walton has ~ lcue b'e1
exploltal o. G sport AMI 4 show tina,
the public has not been able TO Wis
ualize 90 a. a practical Instrument Of
commerce a few citie5 like Chioa
40. whose bank mail reacncs New
York by ait mail IN TIME Tor bank
clearing the following day instead OF
too late Tor that important event nsJ
mail continued by train. realize thll
the air mail is more than an instru
mCnt OF war CT plaything for t'i'
rich or q thrill maker fct fair
,.o"nd Gro ~. But tbs pubic %
general does not yet realize the dail'
eomm'i al value Of the s.rphis 81
demonstrated by nc air msh II &
as'onishing how few peop,, know
that this epoch msA.ar fac..y -th'
air mail has been "a dal,y orerailo'
iof ~ T.. months. oarryirs g. ga.
mere thap -.o9o.e00 letters 0otwcsi
ca,asc Cleveland Sew YER am
WASN'T Fion NJ better than 'w.c" in'
. speed - the Congressional L.mii".
oi 'hc Twentieth Century aad 20
this ~ l.g months the. ar mail ha
10 ~ credit Performance % - -.
, per eco summer and winter aesCr
the mns riaias and 10 aad DIV M
b.. ,ast.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-21
Publics0pinion
HALT MEASUREMENTS

Editor Df che News
In Sundays News there appeared
this item -
"W, &C. Pope. vNrirman' -'ot ''rtie
..locM .faIr price commission said yes
-T;Iayy- that 'Ee-Iss III -r'csift df'iif.'
formation TO the effect that Federal
Judge Anderson o, indianapolis has
ruled that 20 per cent grOts en- the
assessed yalgaiiou OF property is u
sufficient ans ant ol rental TO be-
charged on buildings. either mclean
tile or residential
sm not disposed 20 crHieise'
Judge Anderson's ruling, since |
know nothing OF the per ccntaga the
assessed valuation bears To the actual
value Of the property IN his district
nor Of the tax or Insurance rates
where the property is located. RoT
of the rate OF income ON investments
commonly earned In thai locality BY
conservative investors. but ! think
il can be- conclusively shown thai
srch a rule applied In AMARILLO viii
/ result IN no more house being con-
structcd for rental purposes, de-
spite the heavy demand.
, To take concrete illustrauOrs
The a sessed valuation uf residence
property that would actually Cost
$4,000 would he about st0O0.0o0.
and itc total State. county. school
! district ana city tax rate for 1871,
was s.. 80 per tiQO 90 valuation
Rent on applied rule .....etlOo.n0
Taycs .......,....e... 1860
Insurance about ......... 5000
Depreciation and repairs,
about ..,.........., 100. 90
Total expense on property $4,000
lecome FROM property o.. $1,000
being only little over per cent
OF &C. a-tual cost n the same prop.
orty BE- assessed. Al u actual value.
$4,000 90. the rental would b.
tGpn.00 and the taxes s20i. 90,
other items being the same, leavins
IAN income % $4,000. or little
more than four aud one.half pes
cent on the Investment
on this basis. what will be the
result % the effort being made by
the Board - City Development n
eRcourage the building OF more
homes
We may have. and probably a
have rent proilteers In Amarillo
/. bat This fact Goes not Justify any
propaganda looking towards the ap
plication of rnle that would stot
all improvements Ia our mids, ana
convert an capital into other chan.
nc's
y specially.
W T. GEE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-21
NEW MiSoNIC TEMPLE
For CLAYTON PLANNED

'sf,r ,lfo N NsuN f-.t o..
CLAYTON Jdhuay sO-The plans
tor magnificent Masonic Temple
Tor ClasIan avs bens. rushed as fast
@ possible TIN work has been placed
In hands q. \ building committee
composed az Ave members of Clay.
ton Lodge No. 20 A. =. and \. NJ.
and have hc.n instructed TO select
. site and ouRd and equip a temple
The 'ba,hhng contemplated va,
represent cost OF probably
90. O0Upo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-21

has the courage OF his convictions
and the native ability TO mako both
count for something in the Gphuild'
Ing OF great and prosperous som.
monNcaiih
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-21

done. We are leaving town tonight
an II YOU keep them boys Ia Jail We
might come back and visit you again
some time. We don't know VINO tbs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-21
ARGENTINA URGES
NODIF |CATi9N
Of BANKING LAWS
NATION SHOULD M ALLOWED
tn OPEN HANKS ~
AMERICA

q, A.so,laisi frss
WASHINGTON. Jan. 20 After a
day spent ,u group conference In
Which dclce ties from the various
\mcfican countries discussed nat.
ional problems. with representatives.
90 American bankers the second ses-
sion ~ the Pan-Amreioan financial
-ougrcls was assemble tonight With
William G.. McAdoo. former seTe'
ury OF the treasury as It's presiding
officer
Commissions Work Outlined
IN. John nassctt Moore. vice pres
.dcui OF the central executive coun-
til ol the international high com.
mission. which was organized IN
1916, to nromCie mutual interests
% American republics gave an ac-
count Of the commission work.
Group Discussions
In the group discussions Argen'
lima led OF with the request pre-
scntcd through Frank 4 NanderlIp,
the United States representative for
modification OF state banking Laws
70 permit, south American hanks 10
'ncn bran hes IN the United states.
Nr vludcrlip said that stmotcan
s.f nftI fata rtrnpnrf - Tho AFnauffug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-21
a'&Ssso
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED
ppfcgS

The Associated Press 10 exclusively
entitled 70 he 49, 60 - uhlrati0l
of all news dsnat,hv' 'fcli'ed 10 II
or not v,herwi - ,fcd t,h ~ th,s psp-l
ana also the lorai arsr pghusnsc
herein.
All rights . IuhrcaIiuu ~ specisi
dispatehes herein aye ,l,.u reserved
-
speei..l a - ,~tvd rt,s- Leased
Wire Service.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-21
u. TIM. .aS .!i'I,sssit. l. q,

in certain states make " ynpOssibl'
Tor Latin American institstioRsi 70
open branches In this country The
interests 81 fairness demand read.
iustmcuts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-21

Dear Sir Mr.. Hill
viii write YOU few lines To
lci so uknow that YOU have To mon
IA iail that are insent for am
uiitv for thor charr and Shorty
helt you up and would have shot
you when yCu hollar,d that night
but I taken pity on your old age and
I don't think yo ought Ia try To
catch me or NV buddy, for We didn't
take anything from YOU ARD |
didn't take YOU life. which YOU no ]
could very easy and | hope YOU wont
let them boys lay IN jail fc; what We
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-29
A 5-room modern dwelling on
University Avenue. Ideally To-
Gated for business and school.

On Cheyenne Avenue, corner lot.
a four-room house and big barn.
This property is to be sold cheap.
Immediate possession. 1t can be
bought on the contract plan.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-29

HOUSES FOR SALE.
Watch Grand Forks Grow
FOR RENT
s7.oo-s,room house, barn, 50 foot lot,
Park. ~
FOR SALE
IS 100. oo-5-room house, 50 foot lot.
nice shade trees and yard
and barn in Riverside Park.
4,0o0.00-6 rooms. all modern house.
on Fourth Ave, all hardwood
floors, hote water heat. .
5000. o0-6-room all modern house.
hardwood floors, full base
ment. On Vernon Ave.
$500. 00-6-room all modern house,
with full basement, steam
heated, hardwood floors, fire
/. place. fine s%hruhbery. on Bel
: 10000. oo-1o-room all modern house, IS
foot front. full basement. hot
water heat, hardwood floors.
{ on Belmont Ave. .
10000. 00-Almost new Groom house,
all modern. hardwood floors
and finish, full basement, on
Belmont Ave. .
5000. oo--7-room house. all modern but
heat with hardwood floors,
on. Walnut St.
1000 .000-6-room cottage on Cotton.
wood ST.. all modern but
5000. oo-s-room all modern house. on
.~ N. 4th ST., hardwood floors.
1900. 00-5-room house. all modern but
heal, on N. 3rd st. :
.300.oo-5-roUm cottage, city water,
cisternaand cellar. on N. Sth
ST. @.-Y a.. ~ Il.
5000. 0o-S-room house., all modern,
full basement with station
80 airy washtubs, hard coal
range. gas ranges. hot water
"a heat hardwood floors. gar
age. close in, on N. 7th St. :
6,I00.00-Ne 10-room house, or N.
Sth St, all modern, full base
lnent, has Z bedrooms.
NV TT K>N..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-29
HOUSES FOR SALE.
.
Own Your Home
We Cam Help You

~So E
We Cam Help You
$1,000. oo-B-2so4.
This is q four room house on q
ssa7ex140 IT. lot. The house has city
water. cellar and stands on brick
foundation. Small payment down,
balance monthly. .
322oe. oo-B.23eS.
A good I'VE room house. quite
close in on North Fifth street. so
#. lot. Has city water, gas, cleo
trio lights and small cellar.
$2soo. oo-B-237s.
18th St. SO #. lot. House has city
water, hath, gas, electric lights;
brick foundation and part hard
wood floor. Satisfactory terms can
be arranged,
$4,000. oo-B-2772.
A house Of six rooms on Inter
national Ave. Has city water.
bath, electric lights. good bricked
up cellar and Is In good repair. Lot
50x1O It.
y $500. oo-B-2so1.
A seven room house situated on
North Seventh St. quite close in.
Modern except heat. Part hard
wood floors, nice 5ox14o It. lot.
5000. 00-B-2s0e.
A seven room house on So. 4th
street. Has city water, sewer.
bath. gas. electric lights. part
with beautiful shade trees.
$4,000. oo-B-27ss.
This is a splendid bargain in a
Z 5-room house on So. 4th street.
situated on a b0x140 #. lot. Wa
ter, sewer, bath. gas, electric
lights. and full basement. We will
sell .this on very easy terms.
$4,000. o0-B-2525.
A thoroughly modern ten room
house on University Ave. The lot
!. condition.
$500. 00-B-2776.
A splendid property. close in on
, North 4th st. The house has sew
, en- rooms n las all modern i'm
/, ~provements. About 100000 cash
will handle this deal. Possession
can be given in thirty days.
I, $500. o0-B-2S03.,
/. A brand new six room, thor
!. oughly modern cottage in a desir-
; able residence section. Satisfac-
/. tory terms can be arranged.
Real Estate Department
. Z. j. LANDER & CO..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-29


,c1So.oo.
: 5 room house, East Side. bath, sew .
err, electric lights. full basement. =
: close in on s. 4th st. I
!. !. Z room house on Cherry ST., ALI mod
!. partitioned of. so IT. lot. shade
: trees, cement walks, good barn.
: s room house in South end all mod -
i. ern, hot water heat, full basement
. hardwood floors throughout, &C.
: ment walks, fine location,
$4,000. 90.
: modern. full basement. Is barrel
f.. hardwood floors throughout. IRE
. place, 30 1T. lot. garage. paved
SlIeetS.
$1:75.oo.
. 3 room cottage on y. 9Th ST.. city
. water and electric fights. good
: barn. :
100000 I.
. lot, water, gas 81 and Sre eiectrfc lights.
. $4,000.
. s room house OF Cherry St. full
rage. 4"
8 room house on Cottonwood. all
. modern. oak finish. .hardwoodaoors
throughout, SO IT. lot, gafage.>
s175o.oo.
: 5 room house on Walnut ST., so IT.
. lot.
: $1,000 90.
6 room u close in on Walnut.
modern except heat.
$4,000 0
s room house in South end. water.
lights, sewer, hardwood floors.
$4,000.
4 room bungalow Allan. East Grand
Forks. full basement, sewer. water
and lights. so TT. lot, barn, cement
walks shade trees.
.2seo.oo.
: 5 room house and 100 chickens; nex
it., E. Grand Forks.
/. $500. 90.
= ?room house close in on Cotton
wood, modern but heat, so tt. lot.
|.
IA room house close in. all modern.
: fine for rooming house, will be sold
on eaSy terms.
$4,000
= South side. full basement, heating
plant, hardwood floors.
= 8 room house on Cottonwood ST.. all
modern. so TT. lot, full basement.
hot water heat, s15oo.oo cash will
10000 90.
s room bungalow on Washington
all r0HorY e0nl hoc0nn41t
100000 cash.
I room house on Walnut ST. all
modern, hot water heat, full base
ment.
~ room house South 4th ST., full
bricked basement. modern but heat,
easy terms.
:s7oo.o 90.
: room house close in: on Chestnut
St. all modern, hot water heat,
full basement.
$4,000.
roo house. international Ave.
all modern, close in, good Location.
/: Term. c.n ,. arranged.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-29
$500

a six-room dwelling, hardwood
nnisb: modern throughout with
hot water heating plant: nfty foot
lot; garage inythe rear. An ide.l
family house located in Riverside
Park. Terms Z suit purchaser.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-29
.$1Q500

A 1o-room modern house. hard
wood finish throughout, hot water
heating plant. Eighty-ave foot
lot. This place is situated on
Belmont Avenue, n q the most
exclusive residence In the city, /
bloek from school. 4 real bar
gain at this price.