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The Monett times., 1921-03-25
TREATMENT FOR BAG WORM

]. H. H. Mote, Jasper county
agent, says the following in regard to-
treatment for the bag worm pest:
Spraying or dusting with an arsen-
ical, supplemented by hand picking of
the winter cocoons, will keep the pest
under control. Orchards which are
given the regular summer sprays will
not be injured by this pest. Two
pounds of arsenate of lead paste, or
one pound Of powdered arsenate of
lead, to fifty gallons of water Will
quickly destroy the young caterpSl-
lars. Shade trees, shrubs and otheF
trees and plants may be protected il
one application Of a poison spray is
made soon after the over-winteringt
eggs hatch. In the orchard the spray
applied after the blossoms fall, or the
one applied ten days to two weeks lat
er, will control the pest" &
Mrs. Rose Miller, Of the Fifth street
Quality Millinery Shop, spent Monday
in Springfield, on business, Mc
The Monett times., 1921-03-25

and son.
Mrs. C. C. Russell is visiting her
daughter Mrs. G. D. Mulkey and fam
lily.
Melvin and Austin Russell visited
Russell Muikey Sunday afternoon.
The Monett times., 1921-03-25

afternoon with Mrs. Berryhill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Kruger and
Mrs. B. Combs and daughter Emma
visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Dell Medlin.
The Monett times., 1921-03-25
A Woman Wrote The Candy News
Minn., December 10, as Follows:

ysubscribersask what you think Of Rat-Snap,
tell them its the best rat exterminator know Rats
were taking our eggs oats corn had full swing in our
cellar used Rat-Snap for two days and rats have
dearedoutcompletely." Threesizes; ssc, 6Sc.Sl.2s.
Sold and guaranteed by
L. D. Mckee, Davis Chapel, Cooper.
ative Mercantile Co.
The Monett times., 1921-03-25
ARMSTRONG BROS. TAKE
CHARGE OF GROCERY STORE

The Armstrong Bras. took possession
of the Robertson & Finn grocery store,
at the corner of Third street ana
Broadway, Monday morning, having
purchased the business few weeks
ago. Their father, J. w. Armstrong
bought the grocery store on south
side of Broadway, from his sons, ana
will conduct Cash and Carry store.
R. C. Robinson is in Arkansas City,
Kans., on business trip.
Mrs. ]. D. Blalock, of Gunter, enter
ed the West hospital Saturday, and
will undergo an operation.
Bert Robbins left Saturday night on
a busines strip to st. Louis.
w. F. Mckee has been seriously
i'll with an abcess on the glands of his
neck, but is now improving and able
to sit up.
The Monett times., 1921-03-25
The New Suits for
Easter Wear
S29.75, $500, 1915, 1875, SIS

choosing range offered fine collection of Spring Suits
different tailored effects well deer
models They armngy braided and embroidered silk lined the
box back, ripple models.
The materials offered Tones and Poe Is in all Of the pre
Spring shades
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15

one bandit Was slain. another prob
ably fatally wounded and Il third es
capped as they We're leaving the tnrdin
State Bank at Tar River, OKLA. after
robbing the bank of 5000 in cash
Thirty.five-cent breakfasts and dol
lar dinners on dining cars OF the Chi
cago Great Western railroad have been
announced at Chicago. Travellers ARE
given a choice OF eight menus at thu
new prices,
Frank ParncIee, n years old, for.
merry president Of an omnibus com
pany In Chicago bearing his maine, died
IN Los Angeles after an Illness of many
months. His philanthropy Identified
him with many charity work interests.
Six persons wer" Killed IN Il headnn
collision between the eaSth"und Port
land spokane limited and wcstbOund
Oregon Washington limited trains Of
the Oregon. Washington Railroad 4
Navigation Company Two miles east OF
Cello. Twenty-Five persons We're in.
iurcd
\ jury in the District Court at
SCutlSbufI, Nebr., rendered verdict
arquittiug Mrs. Paul Tucina Of the
charge Of first degree murder Mrs
TacinH admitted shooting and killing
Fred ErIsbrck, July Il last, but said
she did So 70 protect her husband from
attack
Stamping In his school work and
failing IN health. Charles J. Sv"hcr, -
engineering student in the University
Of Nebraska, committed suicide by
drinking poison after writing Il death
note directing that his body be- turned
over to the medical college Of the uni
versity for experimental purposes.
Joe Duran and Louis tie Bnca en-
tered pleas Of guilty at TuCumCari tC
n charge of rohbing Mcfarland Broth
rrS Bank at Logan, y. NJ. on the after
noon OF Nov 10, and each was sen
fenced to serve ten To fifteen years IN
the state pcnltentiary. The men were
captured several hours after the rob
berry About 81 100 was taken, mos
of which has been recovered.
An order directing the warden o
san Quentin state prison To appeal
and show cause why he should not re-
lease Mrs Louise Pectc who is Srrv
Ing life term for the murder Of JAG
oh Denton IN Los Angeles, on thu
ground that her conviction by jury
on which thirteen members served wa,
in violation Of the United States con
StItution, was ISSUED by the Unite,
States District Court at San Francis
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15
SURGICAL WORK IN MID-AIR
French Authorities Equip AIrplanes
With Every Appliance Neees-
sary for Any Operation.

The French authorities have found
airplanes so useful for transport and
other services In their colonial ter
ritories that they intend to introduce
large multi-engined airplanes, which
will be assigned, with pilot and
small staff Of mechanics, to surgeons
who have large territories to cover.
The cabins will be equipped a.
operating theaters possessing every
life-saving device that modern surgery
can suggest. The surgeon, with his
assistant acting as anesthetist, will
be able to perform major as well as
minor operations Just as readily In
remote areas as II he had his patient
In a well-eQuipped hospital.
It will be possible, should a patient
In transit develop any suddenly ad.
verse symptoms, to perform a delicate
operation In mid-air.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15
CALL FOR MORE CHICKENS
Poultry Supply Seemingly Has Not
Kept Pace With Human Popula.
tlon In This Country.

City folks who move to the country
and most Of them want to, but won't
admit it-always want to keep chick
ems. It seems easy. 1t promises to be
profitable, and anyhow there Is some
thing fascinating In the idea. to wom-
en- as to men.
Under the circumstances, then, the
United States chicken census Of last
year, report Of which Is Just available,
possesses sentiment as well as bust.
ness interest.
There were $50, 537 1886 chickens on
farms In the United States on January
l, 1920, as against 28O,340957 chick
ems three months old or more April 10,
1910. Inasmuch as many chickens are
slaughtered and marketed each year
between January l and April Is. com.
parison Is difficult. The actual in
crease, II there was any, probably cor
responds with that In egg production
SO per cent. In actually the
growth Of fowl population does not
keep pace with that of human beings.
No wonder eggs and fried chicken
come high.
Iowa leads with 27,746,51O with
Illinois, Missouri, Ohio and Texas not
far behind.-Beaumont Journal.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15
WASHINGTON

The banks Of the United States hard
outstanding approximately &,SnASl,
Ili in personal and collateral loans L.
farmers. and SLIT, iS2,92G in farm
mortgage loans IN Dec 81, 1870, az.
cOrdng 10 statement mndr public
by III" United States Department of
Agriculture.
The year Of 1921 was described rs
Zone of liquidation" ana the year Of
1872 was forecast rs ''uur Of rrcllpcr-
alton" by Secretary lIooyrr in an adj
dress at the annual convention Of tn"
United States rnttcrS' Associations
"rhe country has passed the worst
stages Of depression and is now nn the
upgrade he sAId.
The greatest need In education in
the United States today is "a square
deal for the country child" John j. ii
CERT, commissioner Of education de
clared in II statement issued In connec-
ton with the opening of "American
Education Week" While no child Is
denied an education In America, he
said, the opportunity is by no means
equal"
The Russian famine Is spreading and
now threatens 25,OOoO0O people. ex-
Governor James +. Goodrich of Indi.
ana reported 10 Secretary Hoover in
Washington. After the conference. II
was indicated that Congress would be
asked by Mr.. Hoover to provide funds
by which large quantities If grain and
food supplies can be sent 10 the strlck.
en- territory.
A petition more than mile In length
and containing around 2OO.UOO individ-
ual signatures as well ms the signatures
of presidents Of women 5 organizations
with a total membership Of more than
2,OOooOO, was presented To Secretary
of State Hughes recently. approving
the objects Of the conference on disar-
mament aud urging continued work ia
the end that peace throughout the
world be assured for the future.
The net imports of peanuts during
the first eight months of 1921 were
only 39,6i0,00O pounds, as compared
with 1l7,6j6,Oo0 pounds during the
same period Of 1920, according to sta.
tistics complied by the Bureau of For.
eign and Domestic Commerce. fNet
imports are total imports minus re
exports.)
Soldier bonus legislation Is to be
taken up by the House ways and
means committee and a bonus will he
authorized by Congress during the
present session, congressional leaders
have predicted.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15
Gardner Pleads Guilty.

Phoenix, Arlz.-Withdrawing his
plea Of mot guilty by reason Of insan-
ity," Roy Gardner, twice convicted Of
mail rObberies, pleaded guilty In the
United States District Court here to
another charge OF having attempted to
rob a mail car here and received his
third sentence of twenty-five years In
a federal penltentiary. Gardner now
has been sentenced to serve n total OF
seventy-five years In federal prison.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15
DENVER LIVE STOCK.

Trading in the local cattle market
assumed quieter trend. but the
limited receipts were moved without
great difficulty by statesmen. Values
were holding steady. but some buyers
reported that statesmen were asking
was successfully met by buyers. for
there were but few sales that showed
themselves any more than steady.
Buyers from most OF the packing
concerns were In the yards looking for
material but they wanted only the
very best kinds. and there was but
little at their disposal. Beef cattle
comprised only small proportion OF
the run and the stock for the most
part was rather common. Steers were
being quoted at S4.75 to s6.25. and best
helfers were selling around IS. One
load OF black Galloway heifers went for
$40. There was but little she stock
at hand and no good fat cows were
sold.
The feeder and stocker division ex-
perienced the best trade OF the day,
Receipts in this division were much
larger and the demand for such cattle
was good. Country, buyers were In at
tendance and considerable stock was
taken by spectators. The demand was
centered on the light types of feeders
and the heavier cattle were left till
last Some good steers sold for s5.45
and some good quality handy weight
cows sold for $3.50.
Hogs.
A conservative supply Of good stock
was cleaned out at steady prices in the
hog market. Prices were generally
steady despite the fact that eastern
markets were reporting weakened con-
ditions with values shade lower.
Statesmen advise their shippers to
watch the situation closely and send
stock accordingly.
Quality of the offering ruled pretty
good. Ons load Of attractive lights
sold to packers for $500. Bulk was
1923 to $3.50 and cutout hogs were
being quoted at S. to s5.25.
Sheep.
Sheep and lamb prices were called
generally steady and little change was
reported In the condition Of the mar
ket but such a small run did not con-
stitute a fair test Of values. Very few
good fat sheep or lambs were received.
and the market was decidedly quiet.
Inquiry for such stock has been
good from all quarters. Packers and
city butchers repeatedly have cleaned
out the offerings OF butcher material.
and the best types Of lambs now are
being quoted at 3o25. Some good fat
swes sold for 81, but real toppy kinds
are being quoted as high as &4.25,
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15
FOREIGN

The Pfaelzer Bank, one OF the most
important In South Germany, has col
lRpsed Speculation by confidential
clerks is attributed as the cause. The
bank had deficit OF a5UO,OOO
marks.
Former Turkish Grand Vizer Said
Ali PaslIa was fatally shot At Rome
while taking Il walk. He was rushed 10
a hospital. but was dead when the am
bulanrc arrived. His assaiIant has not
been apprchcnded.
-Four women have just passed their
final examinations for the bar In Lon
don, but This does not mean that they
become barristers immediately. They
have TO finish their course, 80 that
they will probably be called to the bar
during next year.
Sirens attached to the rear end OF
trains will In future warn against rail-
road collisions in France. according TO
n decision Of the State Railways Com.
mission. Thus use has been found
for 5000 afraid sirens which former
~ sent Parisians hurrying to shelter
when German airplanes approached.
Three carloads OF dinosaur bones
have been taken from the Red Deer
fossil beds in Canada this season.
Twenty-Five specimens went to the
University OF Alberta, fourteen 10 the
University nf Toronto. and cigheen 10
the Geological Survey which will b"
added to the government collection at
Ottawa.
Irac" negotiations between th'
Spanish government and the reh"Ilou'
Moorish irihrsmcn In Morocco, which
have been carried Oh indirectly for six
weeks. have been broken off. it was Of
ricially announced at Madrid The
tribesincu demanded arms, ammunition
and money as the price Of their con-
ccsSiuns.
4 total Of 10000 automobiles in
Iamala covered road mileage In 1920
which exceeded l,6SO. 900. 900 and regis
tered Il passenger mileag" of not less
than G,92O.OO0.0oO. The steam aud cleo.
trir railroads Of the dominion com.
bincd carried but go, III 900 accord,
lmg 10 s l.. SPUR" Of the Canadian
Good Roads Association. rs quoted In
Canadian Moturst. The number OF
passengers carried Is 30 10000 annu.
ally.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15
Hotels Open Bars.

Vancouver, b. c. The sudden
growth in the number of Vancouver
clubs licensed. to sell malt liquor to
members has resulted In the reopcnlng
Of about eighteen hotel bars with sim
liar licenses as test Of the prohibi-
ton restrictions. Membership in the
hotel clubs" costs 10 cents and busi-
ness is flourishlng. The police have
decided they cannot interfere until
Feb. ], when a new charter giving the
city control and regulation Of all clubs
becomes effective.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15
Fire Sweeps Chemical Works.

Passaic, n 1.-THE Heyden Chemi.
cal Works In Garfield, acquired two
years ago by Allen A. Ryan, New York
broker, from the alien property Gus
todian for S1,5000o0. have been dam
aged 100000 by an explosion and
fire which injured score of workers.
The main building was destroyed and
five smaller structures damaged.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15
The cutleufa Toilet Trio.

Having cleared your skin keep It clear
BY making Cuticura your everyday
toilet preparations. The soap to cleanse
and purify, the Ointment to soothe and
heal, the Talcum to powder and per-
fume. No toilet table is complete
without them. Csc everywhere.-Ad-
vertisement.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15

A farmer thinks almost any town Ii
good enough not to knock on.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15

The successful musician has an ear
for tone and an eye for coin.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15
METAL MARKETS.

Colorado settlement prices:
Bar silver (Amsrican). ssh
Bar silver (foreisn).... .s3k
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15

The Awakening.
He-Love Is like a dream.
She-Matrlmony is an alarm clock.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15
No lmpedIments.

Nobody knew how old he was, but
It was common knowledge that he had
received the old-age pension ever since
its inception. Yesterday, however, he
looked as young as ever, and possibly
happier than fifty years ago.
"Pm a-golng to be married." was bis
comment. "And what's more, I'm q.
going to be married with the full con.
sent Of all the children on both Sides"
London Chronicle.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15

How lucky Is a man II what he
likes to do best, also makes money.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15

No man should try to run an auto.
mobile unless he has horse sense.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-12-15
the WORLD IN
PARAGRAPHS
A BRIEF RECORD OF PASSING
EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR.
ElGN COUNTRIES.
IN LATE DISPATCHES
DOINGs AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
OF THE AGE.
WESTERN

Western Newspaper upIoa S,., s>r,sJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23

MUST SELL 3-ru0m house. IN block
Of pavement. cheap, gas, cleo
trirlty best car srrylco that can
BE- iud IN fte city lu one block
Of th's property. WI, consider
smhl. cash payment. rest ut pIr-
chRH, price can be- handled .'ka
rpnt. tuG Ar. T. l. miller. Osaga
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


',I' D.. '''' t7 -.''u ", mo '"''i "'
we hg''.'ht ''i' l' ga TWO ,'"'u
,l'I''h '.IN,' 100 t'.I ''un' 'l'N ''
.' WIN ''''' '''" '"''' '''''
t""nr. excellent I.'''l"u. lh" house
r"Hth'i Zoe tui furnace. Huu rnuW. hos
ueut. rHr,H. 1'l,rA reduced 60 $40 500
'trmA ri4hf tu auIf medium uTi,.b hGNrr
" J. II,li,. tu.r, ytlI r,aiI,u,o tr,iur
t6I
iN.bl'In 81 nno tN'll
rive. room South UluWu.'. "Hh fnur'
Intutrl EurIro and servant quarters.
SIN IIf' rooms 'N''i'I N''I' 'F'''''
CORNER l"', ''ii ''"h'' u'hI,l' t'I't' Nn'
servant VnnlI''"' E'"d N'N' hnh''I'''
p"aHe"r'"n. Ah""". WIN 'H''U '"H"-
WIN ',''0o ''''' ''' ''''| "'"''" ''"
''"'''''.
Two ttonu duplex irving I|n'r. t"'h
tlIo r'p'i"" '''n I,hl'i i't go"
per lh"h'h Nl' sou ,''n i"i F'.u"'' WIN
i-.Hno faHh. hn"h"' lt"hlN. '"d"t lht'
car garpnc. solid driyrwby. sacrifice
price 81 900, With only 5000 down balance
very rrfy can ufOru 'edur 2ebN tosi.
druoc bsuRo jili.h
.1,t.gttrAuv U.,uttf,l n ru,,,, ,,,1rtp
ran frnut bungalow. pnk floors butt
ia f.,tlir,s .,, r,i., a. aso A. 600 ,nsh
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STORES AND WAREHOUSES

FOR RENT Desirable. close in. ground
floor, gturer0om IN now brick building.
reasonable rent, long loaso II desired
This sioreruum has plenty of show win
dpws and wr can give you W to 3 600
square feet n desired. Address T.. I.
box 6Ot, Cty
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OFFICES AND DESK ROOM

FOR RENT Three front aud two side
offices, very desirable, IN Castle Bldg
Usage 1875.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-23

r,.,-.. ',''" ~ ais VI '..'I
downtown distt..t n,, ,,,I ''4 IN
| and rv,'r,,,, ~, o.. t. Emu .'.i''n' three
! range. rrfIrurttor hu.t.in f..rYr.. y,rI,-
| enamel iiu..h. painted walls ttnI'ur s,rv-
| lce, $50 'p i1'. Fo'nr"n,,s r,44tr,d. can
| Usage 5,3 9r rsg .u1 MAYO bldg.
I .,..,
| o't.',H' Ut. SECOND i.'"'. tr.. building
| bl0 s. 'u''nnIr. Dosage .Hfg
! CLOSE IN. Hn elegant apartment with aiI
sr5 5',t'5m st' i.a.,' ,,nr,s. ltn's gas. water
| &anH & s''".N i,"' also running wei. water in
! tl''y "I4i lu'n' Furnished or uufiu-
I ,'H.i. '5N'h.A Court, and Esther apart
'n'n,, -7Ss'ehth and {. 'heE'uno. Phone
-, - o.,
mon, fapr r...,'.. ,.I,lsl'3 'p'l
per month. AduI,. .t.'e ''''''' ''''' '''
| tiCf~
/ o.. ~ '"' HhI"fH'sh'd apart.
/ -" nv ui',' ""' one i'"'i' iour
! ,t.iii, '".n TWO i'r.H'S basement, pr'o-
( 90 49," Nov "'''.' '''"i"irI. Usage
/ a-i
! hI.Wo2h' s., aI''s t'urru"m, unfur-
''''''"' H'N'iN ''|tI I'I'.
-FOUR ROOMS and s.a.uInr p.r.h mod
Fr.,r- ... r...''.. ....,
n '",,''..' 'u' OLl near h"idct
''' ''''E' ''''
| FOR Rent apartments thrro mic. Large
pASrH.nl rooms. modern, telephone
-%9--1' "''''' 'l'' I'I4 =. Peoria. Usage
/
Fo'k-hooM apartment, four blocki east
ut high school Usage l0tl.
F0UK room rno-,rn apartment. ,.l-s. in,
can osare so3e.
FOuR ROOMS and bath. apartment nov,
brick extra I4,r, r',,.,,'' It'rT
bath apartment upstairs south sde
3 f.
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rITI".| -UITs CAps AND 4IIOEs
T. WATT. 500 $. BOULDER ST
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VIII PAY srpT CASH flr Irt in
woodward Pan, or Liberty Place.
Price tiaHt l. - BuN l0J
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~oriIcE. STORE EQuirMt>i i,

,TgQII"" ono SNIu Strand adl'n. ma
.s,os used very littlc. Phone Usage
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REAL ESTATE tOR RENT
FLATS ,>n Ar,urur>rs :.

'iAiN MD NfNltlNINIS. IS
IAENNEST Six laru. rooms 4ul ..r.n.
10" porch. c."se-iu. Cedar !5i- 8r Cedar
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1910 CASH ana balance lto fpn, Tor
new 4-room bungalow home. ON Sand
springs car me, rms place was buiit
s,dc and "Yt Ejrctrio ugnts. gSs' good
w"l anu DC Cur lhI'. 10y oua o" i",,. i,.
nus pIa'" WI AIp'"a '9 nns ut' ,'IN'ms ,
y' ou So,,ib ,.s %" ,, ,,r,,,J "a ss,i ~, "
ySu 'gu'I tny i"' ""n l" n'' n' a.
pwnor. Mir pratt
,,oo ,,.g,t 60. ,,,.- So, ,, ,,,
~ N",t 49,. N"yn d" 'i,',,'' H. t,tt ,',s
JgispSs 10 roT month. C,I cedar Co.
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r,rfIr. H taI r,.. S. 300 ,an
Nr,..T .,.t.
rrEv.r.fliru sur-r1
,, ,rN -.
DANNY rlf .....I .I., t.u,.,..,, u.us.
'... ,l. 4, "no
.,,ai i...i,.l .. ,,nt.i'' rhn,. 1,sgo
fH., ''
'',,' M . ,, ,'"'r &C.,. 'o ..,,
r,huul dlsuI,t. Iarr, iuouI. rlrnry. mfi
tl, lot I.i.. g. 600 WIN only t4Gr
cash E..t tat.,s ON t,inur, pi,,n,
DIRECT .ltitrN oyEru eiN ronu bum
g,lov lrl n,tn ,.,urf.tr Ia.ss,,,. rt
aud garage Mu sizod tcttacri suuth,,st
corner lot ,luac to school. irving rIacr.
prtred night Er,aonpbIo cash S,t,n,nt
and balnnr" monthly Phone cedar lTl9.
EAST slDt.Gu.d location. Q room house
81 500. $3.50 rash. so nor month Womil
consider car can Ilekrr. Win Trrd W.
tindcr & 90. Osarr I5Ii
EAST SIDE. new si,.room modern
duplex bungalow, mautct In ,ach
front room. two srrocncd-in back
purches. good woll, two room house
ana garage on rear OF lut full r2c
a,Eh t.r'",I ',, .on "'' ,o so,l.I .n'
ear saro 'p@ i@,. ""ii HAN 'po "n, '''' & .1'" rr
l''".
lfN'l 'lI'isi l'F''I''IN N'INtt lNlI
HlZ' t"Ht i,'hl 10Y khIhtr. 'i,s, ~
srn""' HhI car mo "hIf - wv
Abuu 'd7h, hhIhn'" easy eau ''1sI
100"
dcuCo located on south Evans street.
garage. well Hud tistoru water paving
good school and tr"nspprtsuon. Price
s. 600 with only 1000 cash. balance ar.
ranged. Phone OsaEc 1909.
EAST SipE. Nirr room houH,. full sizo
lot wcIl tnd garage. only tg.2bO. $3.50
" Llnder co. psago I7ll
FIVE. ROOM hnusn nice. high ioc,t,on
southeast frontage. Two blocks from
school and ou car lnr. can be- hantIrd
On $3.50 down ana $50 p'r month. can
MI. y. T.. miller, tsage b3@. ll5 south
H"uldet.
Fut shLE-.lo3 y. Hirwtngham. beauu-
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itui oyst"r shalI ana bronz fireplace.
Frnrch doors slide lights. Largo base
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sleeping porch, modern, with EarnEr.
On two car lines. 9l9 s. quaker.