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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-09
LAYTON
(Lawton Republican,

c.. H. Durbin visited Devils Lake
Tuesday.
Miss Rose Roubal visited with
Brocket friends Friday.
Banker Oluf Hagen went to the
state capital Monday.
N. Frerje left here this morning to
visit friends in Williston for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Smith spent Sunday
in town, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Clyde Sanborn.
Earl Adler returned to work at the
drug store Monday after a two weeks
tussle with measles.
T. o. Kraabel of the Farmers State
bank, returned from a brief visit to
his home at Clifford Monday.
A. T. Baker returned from Kenyon,
MIMI, Thursday, after a two weeks
visit with relatives at his old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Colebanks of
Newbre, entertained at dinner Sun
day Mrs. John Lorenz and sons, Carl
and Erwin.
Sunday Albert Hicks and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hicks and her sis
ter, Mrs. Lillian Kennedy, were enter
tanned at dinner at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Downs.
MI. Sharon and family Of Triumph
township, and Mr.. and Mrs. A.. C..
Leith and family, spent Sunday even
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Patton.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. N. Freije returned
from their honeymoon trip Wednesday
afternoon in time to take part in the
dance given by Mr.. Freije to his many
friends in town and country in honor
of the event.
D. Hanson, formerly Of Adams, has
established bis barber shop in the
Freije Brothers pool hall here.
Mrs. Bernard Kennedy, who Under
went an operation at Mercy hospital,
Devils Lake, is reported as getting
along nicely. Her sister, Mrs. Crow
ley Of, Devils Lake, is confined to her
home with a severe attack Of erysip-
elias. Mrs. M. Kerr, a sister in law
of Mrs. Crowley's, is visiting at the
Crowley home.
Ralph Whitley returned Wednesday
from San Francisco, Calf, where he
has been stationed for some time in
the Naval camp. Mr.. Whitley has re-
ceived an honorable discharge, but is
still on the reserve.
Mrs. J. G. Jensen Of the White
View farm, spent a few days Of last
week visiting at the A. M. Powell
home in Devils Lake.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-09
HAMPDEN
(From Hanpden News)

L. L. howell was, a passenger t,
! Lakota Friday to meet Mrs. Howell
and family who returned from a sew
eral months visit at points in Wash
ington.
1var Rund was here from Derrick
over Sunday.
Isaac Acke left Monday for the
Pacific Coast, where he will visit at
points Of interest for a few weeks.
Miss Mae Schneekloth was here
from Derrick Sunday.
L. P. Ulrich left Saturday for the
Twin Cities on a few days vacation.
He will visit other points in Minnesota
before returning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson of
Clyde were callers in the city Mon
day, Mrs. Nelson remaining for a
weeks visit with her parents.
L. c. Taylor was here from Der
rick Sunday.
Bill S~ackenreuter of Lawton is
spending a few days in the village.
Mrs. Ida MAJ Lyman was a passen-
ger to Devils Lake Wednesday.
Mrs. Roy F. Conway left last
Friday for Indianapolis, Indiana, for
IN extended visit with friends and re-
latives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Boatman were
Edmore visitors yesterday.
Leo Timroth returned Tuesday
from a three weeks visit at Minot.
L. H. Aaberg Of Edmore, represent
Ing the Fargo Marble and Granite
works, was a business caller Monday.
: J, D. Kearns, district manager Of
the A. o. o.. ", aasss in the village
the first Of the week.
Howard Berg, who has been i'll for
q lew days, is improving,
Miss May RafEaau was a passenger
to Fargo this morning for a brief visit
with friends. Before returning she
will spend a few days at Comstock,
Minnesota, with her brother.
Mrs. R. F. Arnes entertained q MIN
ber Of friends at cards Monday even
ing. Mrs. o. Knudson and Ed Losee
were prize winners. At twelve a
lunch was served.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-09
Barrets Of Lakota
a For California
dakota. American)

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Barrett arrived
home on Thursday Of last week, hav-
ing been absent since the holidays.
They spent Christmas and New Years
in Minneapolis and were about to n
train for home when they received q,
telegram informing them of the death
OF Miss Agnes G. Cassidy, a lifelong
friend OF the Barrett family, which
occurred in Los Angeles, California,
on New Years day. They took the
first train for that place, and accom-
panied her remains to Logan, Utah,
where the funeral was held.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-09
EDMoRE
(Herald-News)

Mrs. VIM. Durnell of Lakota, spent
= few days the latter part Of the week
s. Gilmore, a guest of Mrs. P. w. Hon
nd.
Miss Lena Hanson and Mrs. Gilbert
Olson went to Slower Saturday where
they visited at the Matt Viger home,
Ole Stendal was passenger to
Grand Forks Saturday where he spent
aulnsidday With his two IONS, Oscar and
KKnunte.
Giss BruhjjeM was ! saturdayvidtr
srsktth friends III L1Wton.
Devils Like With m.
EIiials.saf51tstISmit and ron, Erwin,
DsyHS LakSs 1ft9Sy, Mhsts
yISlS1lf ssG6A eensaitssd y doetor Or
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-09

a personal and unbiased investigation
into the mode Of government at pres.
ent in vogue in North Dakota, he will
learn that the governor and other ex-
ecutlves are elected by q majority
vote, and. that all laws passed by q
~two-thirds vote, and that the beauty
of it all is that the administration, III.
Guiding the governor and the legisla.
ture, are an orderly, we'll behaved lot
OF men who believe in good govern
ment and are doing what they consider
their duty BY giving to their constitu-
Iepts the kind Of government which
they feel the majority demands.
There is nothing at Bismarck that
smacks of anarchy, unless it be the
attempt of certain disgruntled ele-
ments to discFedit the present govern
ment. The principle shrine that
stands in the state house is a large
bust Of Abraham Lincoln, decorated
with American flags, and we have seen
no official Of the state government
making any attempt to strip the sta.
tue bust Of the great emancipator Of
the national colors and hang in their
place that red flag Of anarchy Of
which the little minister so giibly
speaks. The legislators we have 30
FAR met are as sane a bunch Of gen.
uine Americans % may be found any
where in this country.
Their professed brand Of American
ism pays no tribute to any crowned
heads of Europe, nor does it seek to
curry the favor Of any anarchistic ele-
ment that would destroy one jot or
title of our free American institutions.
The little minister might well take
ten days Oh and come to Bismarck
that he may k~onorably vindicate him.
self before his congregation and the
religion he processes to serve.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-09
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CHURcHS FERRY
(From The, Churchs Ferry SUM-

Sylvan Moen, who has been visiting
at the I. e. Sorlie home for the past
few weeks, has returned to his home
at Culbertson, Montana.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Ander-
son, Friday, January %, a baby girl.
Mrs. Anderson and baby are in the
Mercy hospital at Devils Lake.
Funeral services for the baby daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. n. O. jacobson,
who died Wednesday, the 26th, were
held in the M. E. church Saturday and
were conducted by Rev. w. A. Dun
nett.
Paul Swartz of Starkweather spent
the week end visiting friends here.
Mrs. Hart went to Minot last week
to visit her husband. She expects
to be gone about two weeks.
Bernard Barensheer went to Devils
Lake Saturday to attend K. C. initia-
ton held there Sunday returning home
Monday.
Miss Mary Lineburg, Of Vining,
Minnesota, arrived Saturday for a
visit at the home of her brother, Geo.
F. Lineburg.
Rev. W. A. Dunnett made a business
trip to Kenmare the first of the week.
Joe Soberg, of Bisbee, was a visitor
here last week.
r. B. Torgeson, of Leeds, was a
business caller here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Overland cele-
brated their Silver wedding anniver-
sary Sunday, January goth, by invi-
ting q number Of friends to spend the
day with them. Mr.. and Mrs. Over
land were presented with a beautiful
set Of pearl handled knives and forks.
Mrs. ". A. Hausmann entertained
the NJ. E. Ladies Aid on Thursday
afternoon.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-09
Mac Sill StandimP r at

While Thomas MCCARTHY missing link editor of our down street con-
temporary, meekly and blushingy pleads that he aahast a past" in ex-
tenuation Of his change Of front as to his opinion of the Nonpartsan
league, he has as yet stood pat on his first estimate OF his nbs, the
rector OF the Church of the Advent, albiet Thomas and the rector's side
kicks have reached that stage Of chumniness which permits drinking from
the same bottle. At least Thomas has made no public reputation Of
the article which 80 per cent Of the people Of this city who read it are
ming YER administered one who richly deserved It. So many Of our
readers have called for copies of our paper containing MI. McCarthys
article, which. we have been unable to supply, thatsfn response to many
requests, we publish it again. It was originally published in the Daily
Journal, under date Of November q, 1919, and is is q follows:
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-09
PENN
(From The Penn Hustler)

FROM line rem HuStler)
Albert faster of Devils Lake was
a visitor in Penn last week.
Louis Holtz of Devils Lake visited
friends in Penn returning home last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson left
for Grand Forks last week (Wednes-
day. where the latter intended to con-
suit a doctor.
Mrs. Ike Samuelstad was a visitor
in Doyon last week returning home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Fenske from
Maza spent the week end with Mrs.
Fenske's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Henke.
Lawrence Gessner was a Devils Lake
caller last Thursday.
The young boys of Devils Lake de-
feated Penn at a game Of basket
ball.
Mrs. Reinhardt Steinke and daugh-
ter, Mae, were Devils Lake callers
last week returning home Friday.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-09

COOPERATION is q friend "a. the
local banker and merchant because
it puts more money into the pockets
Of their patrons. Prosperous farmers
make prosperous towns. 8
Whatever your business, we ask
your support and friendship for ON:
cooperative undertaking on the prin-a
ciple that it also is an asset to you
and to the community as q whole.
What cooperation has done in other
localities it can do. right here. That
IS the message which TIE Country
GENTLEMAN has been continually.
bringing home to it's three-quarters,
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-09

Of. q million readers. Its many u.
ticles on up-and-doing communities
have been a great force5for Organized
farm progress, It's always looking
out for the far1ners' interests; You
will profit in dollars and :cents5b 81
reading itregularly-and every issue
will, in addition, bring into .your
home entertainment andsenjoyment
that will make farm life morcWoreh-
while.
g you're not already1ja a1ubsciib,ee:T
BY al means send us; ONEDOLLAR
for, the next Sc big issues. Take our
wordfor it q ulve.sattrtraiesnl1tasw s'iilllpay.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-09
Sharing 81 Prosperity

Farmers il the vicinity Of Orchard, Nebraska, formed
acooperativea association and marketed ST. worth
Of their products in ten weeks.
The next time the farmers assembled at Orchardsa
local merchant hired an orchestra for their entertain
ment. Why? Because his business had increased
fourfold since the cooperative association began 90
erations The town had become a popular trading
point and the farmers had more money to spend there,
The city Spectator got no share Of the profits.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-09
(By Thomas Mccarthy

Drawing about himself the
mantle of that brand of hypocrisy
that seeks to use the gospel to.
give vent to ones own peculiar,
spleen, the rector Of the Church of
the Advent last Sunday said q
few things from his pulpit that,
had they been said in the hearing
of a United States marshal or an
authority with gumption to assert
his authority, the speaker would
have been thrust into Jail.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-02-09

the Advent last Sunday said 4
few things from his pulpit that,
had they been said in the hearing
of a United States marshal or an
authority with gumption to assert
his authority, the speaker would
have been thrust into Jail.
Among other things he sought to
exploit the killing in C~entralia, Wash.
ington, of American Legioners by some
radical !. W. WIS to the disadvantage
Of the Nonpartisan league of this
state. The theme of his vituperous
sermon was that Christ stands behind
organized government, and the clergy
man Immediately went into q con-
elusive philippe against the present
government Of the state of North Da-
kota, saying that it smacks of anar-
chism, "that it invites the red flag
of anarchy in the state" and that it
is putting in the schools Of "your
children and mine" books that will
make anarchists Of our children" or
words to that effect. The minister
defined an anarchist as one who is
opposed to all kinds Of government,
and advised his congregation to use
their influence to rid the state Of the
present government.
The little minister is . big
dreamer. He hates anarchists
because they want to overthrow
government, yet he would like {.
to do a little overthrowing on his
own hook.
But what the little minister real
ly has done is to cheaper his pull.
pit: to make the house of God the
clearing house for his own personal
animosities. He said, that as the
individual is, SO is the government.
After his indecent exposure of the
soul last Sunday, we hate to apply
that doctrine to the church. For
tunately, all individuals are not
typical of their officials, and more
fortunate still, all clergymen are
not typical of the spirit of Christ
and his true apostles. 4
That man of Nazareth who
walked along the shores of Galilee
and smiled on the erring one
and lifted up the leper, would be
ashamed of the brand of Chris
tianity, that some of his so-called
Wears are %thrusting upon a gull.
BILE public. He was never known
to have put his personal prejudices
above his mission as a savior of
men, neither did he condemn the
lawmaker whose heart was pull
sating with a desire to help his
fellow men.
If the little minister of the Church
# Advent had taken the trouble to
his probiscis into a volume Of
political economy and read therein the
meaning of a democratic form Of gov
'rnment, he might have been surpris-
d to learn, that the fundamental Of .
10 that it is government By
he majority. When he learns this all
important truth and whsn he makes
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
AUTOMOBILES
Nfotorcycfcs ana BIcyc,e. a

USED BfCNCLES- real bargains
from $500 90 500 90. No reservations
FIRST buyer gets the choice. Crosse Cycle
Shop. % w Washington
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FARMS

EAAkAN
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
% acres level gravel soil of good quail
fly. Located on Main road. just miles
from North Liberty. All stock tools and
growing crops so with the place..
BARGAIN
s. acres Of the hest beech and maple
land in this locality; good improvements:
plenty OF fruit; goOd road. Just about :
miles from the center OF south Bend
between 90 and 20 acres seeded 90 hay
some growing grain possession II build
ings at once.
CASH. TERMS OR EXCHANGE.
50 acres heavy rolling land. close in
10 the city good improvements. main
road fruit. wood lot. Priced right for
quick sale
% acres good level prairie land just
fair improvements good orchard: 80
acres in hay; close % town and about
miles from South Lend
Price $500
100 acres Of lnc level prairie land one
OF the best on the Terre Coupe Prairie;
this is well improved: plenty 81 fru...
on main road. and AN under cultivation.
CASH TERMS. OR EXCHANGE
YOIGT & BRADFORD.
Ground Floor Union Trust Bldg.
Lincoln Sill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
on THE SOUTH SIDE

Modern house on large corner
lot; house has seven large rooms
three bedroOms-besides bath
and summer kitchen: furnace
and electric lights; garage on
rear Of lot. Located OF paved
street within twelve minutes
from center Of city and a few
minutes walk 90 Studebaker
plant. Maple trees on both sides
give plenty % shade; exception
ally well-kept lawn. Deal d.
rect With owner Box $, News
Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
wHITCONTB & KELLER

Haney nv. We have new homes
about ready for possession.
Both are most conveniently az
ranged with attractive eXteriors.
First class plumbing and fix
lures. electricity and gas, large
basement with floor drain. 3
bedrooms with plenty Of closet
space: extra large living room.
This location is one OF the best
residential districts I'm the city
and is convenient 10 car line
and school a payment down
and balance like rent will buy
either Of these homes. Phone
Main 400 Farmers Trust Bldg
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
1918 Mitchell 6 cylinder Sedan.
1920 Baby Grand Sedan. like new.
1921 Baby Grand Touring
Several 40 Touring. $4,000 up.
Several FOrds, including Ford Sedan
with starter Terms
BEISTLE AUTO SALES co.
CAB Lincoln Way West Main ~
Open evenings 70 g.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13
WHITCOMB & KELLER-

Semi bungalow on Lawndale av-
Modern in every way. Extra large
rooms throughout. Large basement,
furnace. complete bath. large lot
with cistern exposure. For price
and terms call Main 400. Farmers
Trust Bldg
WHY PAY RENT when YOU can get
homes az these prices. Good homes
81 500 70 $500. From 500 to 500
down. balance like rent. Get fun value
Room ,. Orpheum. Phone: Lincoln
1904
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FARMS FOR SALE

9-1O Union Trust Bldg. lincoln sos6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

MISUNDERSTANDING prices. Before
buying your new battery get our prices
They are right and fully guaranteed
we repair ifr, any I make OF battery FL
Prest- O-Lite Battery Co, - s. Ia.
fayette-
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AUTOMOBILES


Antomobllcs for sale II
on YOUR APPROVAL WE OFFER
THE FOLLOWING -
1919 FRANKLIN. LIKE NBw.
1900 STUDEBAKER SPECIAL
CORD EQUIPPED. 1sr CLASS
MEcHANIcAL coNDGrIoN.
REAL BARGAIN.
$3.50.
1920 HUDSON SPORT MODEL.
1917 CHEvRoLET-Sl75
CHANDLER VICTORIA. CORD
EQUIPPED.
DODGE SEDAN. GOOD ME-
CHAN1cAL CONDITION N15o
HUDSON WIRE WHEEL ST.
DAN LIKE NEw. G TIRES.
$500
PAGE TOURING THIS CAR
WOULD BE A REAL BUY Al
$500. FOR QUICK SALE s555.
TWENTY NINE OTHER CARS
FROM $50 Up TO CHOOSE
FROM OPEN TILL 10 2. N.
COME AND SEE OUR NEW
HOME.
AUTO MARKET.
'@saTs
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BEAUTIFUL 10 ROOM BRICK AM
STONE HOUSE

BUNGALOW-On Randolph ST.. for
sale; new strictly modern room
bungalow for $500 corner alley lot
43X142, near Lincoln school. bus and
car line. Del Lecr Lincoln 1926
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WHITCOlB q HELLER

East Bowman So A six room
house nicely decorated both in-
terror and exterior. Thoroughly
modern including furnace. not
and cold water. complete plumb
ing. laundry tubs. gas and cleo
tricity. nice bedrooms and
closets; large living room. Pos
session given within a few days.
Price and terms attractive
Phone Main 400. Farmers Trust
Building.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

NEW MODERN BUNGALOw-Five
room and Lsth; eight minutes walk
from center OF city. Living and dining
rooms furnished In oak. Bedroofs have
oak floors and trimmed in old ivory.
Large attic 9nd basement. VIII De
ready 20 occupy in about 10 DAYS;
$500, part cash. balance in payments.
". X. McHenrv, Realtor, Lincoln 5733.
30 Farmers Trust Bldg
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FARMS

Is ACRES-Good soil. plenty of fruit
berries and grapes q room house and
other buildings windmill. = miles from
Court House. SfJOO-terms
go ACEES-GOOd land: excellent s
room house bank barn and other build
incs. good orchard, 4 acres timber. stock
and tools included 5000 terms
SEE US-For small farms close in
suitable for poultry and fruit
CASS COUNTY Lands. "a miles from
South Bend. $50 20 500 per acre See
our Michigan agent before you buy Mich.
igan land.
WORDEN REALTY co.
NAM 40 - Farmers Trust Bldg.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
leo acres Of heavy lannd on Terrs
Counee prairie a 10 room two story
house. barn Ox7O, j. acres OK timber IS
acres Of clover. 80 or wheat Immediate
possession
r. J. CLARK & son. Reaitor 409-i0
Union Trust Bldg. Lincoln 62s6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

FssEN-192O TOURING CAR; ExCBP-
TIONAL BARGAIN. HAS EXTRA
ENCLOSED WINTER TOP. DIS
TINCTIvE INDIVIDUAL STEPS, 30
RUNNING BOARDS. TENDERS ARE
OF THE INDIVIDUAL TYPE. IN
sTRUNfENT BOARD Is EQUIPPED
WITH EVERY MODERN DEVICE.
HAS TWO BUMPERS. GABRIEL
SNUBBERs ALL AROUND. FIVE
CORD TIRES. TWO SPOT LIGHTS.
MOTONETER. CLOCK. VISOR AND
SPORT SIDE LIGHTS. MOTOR IS
SMOOTH RUNNING AND POWER
FUL. WE CONSIDER THIS CAR
A WONDERFUL BARGAIN. OVER
LAND HILL co. % y. MICHIGAN.
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A GENUINE BARGAINS. Fellow 81. /:
100 block. . room modern home. :
bedrooms with closets, complete bath
furnace. beautiful basement under ca
tire house, garage with cement drive
way from street. gas. cistern. fruit
grapes. splendid location Now vacant
Terms. price $4,000 Taylor & Roth.
2Ul W. jefferson Blvd Lincoln 833l.
Open evenings.
GENUINE BARGATN-I205 o1ee1 81
Z room house complete bath. electric
lights. gas. cistern beautiful lawn:
frui- trees straw berries. lot SOX145 /:
this house is iG first class condition .
terms Price $4,000. Taylor and Roth
20 W Jefferson blvd. Lincoln 633l
Open evening"
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for sale.

RIAL ESTATE-A good buy. 3 rooms
partly modern large lot. cash or
terms % silt your Convenience 500
room partly modern. new $5.-lo-
terms room. electric lEots IN
fixtures, pump. large LOT. S2.ao 4 A.
Schellinger. 202 J ". $. Bldg
SIN ROOM HONE-Week end specials
strictly modern fin every detail with
bot and cold water O. al parts ol
house and ON paved street Tor S4,-N
A ~ Kirkiev. - y. Main. Lincoln
->lL 20 $50
SIX ROOM HOUSE-Very attractiveiy
built and ali modern throughout nice
is located for 81 200 g. 81 kirkley,
10 y Main 81 Iincoln PSI or So
SIX ROOM MODERN HOME on LIN
coin Way West. oak finished first door.
three bedrooms and bath, second Moor
large attic. now furnace $50 on pay
ments W. X. NJ Henry, Realtor. Lin
coin 5T33. go Farmerss Trust Bldg
SEVFN ROOM HOUSE-Close iu south
east part. one block from street car
line. Price $500. $500 down. $50 per
month. J. C. Virgo, 3es +. Ohio ST.,
phone Lincoln -ta9
STTDEBAEER PARK DISTRICT -2105
: High 81 Unusual opportunity 90
purchase charming Dutch colonial home
backing ou Srudenaker Iark 6ct
course Lot IS ample and neiEhhorhoo4
unsurpassed. Reception bah. broad
living room. dining room. kitchen and
grade entry o. basement ON first
floor second floor has three airy
sleeping rooms and large bath room.
Fine basement with laundry tubs and
soft water connections Price 5000.
$1,000 down. balance monthly. William
Happ. ReaItor. 20f Citizens Bank Bldg.
Phone Lincoln 1871
ST JOSEPH ST. 1.-TWO modern
houses and one Tot. q bargain pos
session at once 4. IT, Winkler. 412 y
Michigan ST. Lincoln 1866.
ST. JOE ST. SOUTH-8 room modern
house 100000 $. Lafayette ST. 2O11.
rooms. S26O000 81. Peter So "
Two four room and two five room
houses priced from 100000 o. $500 o.
Reasonable terms Cali Wolff Brothers
124 y Main St phone Lincoln 51S0.
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FOR SALE

10 Hawkins Mortgage az $500.
a. $500
0O0 Lincoln Mines & Reduction az -
SMITH MARTIN co.
2rs ). la sale 81. chicago.
"WE SELL THE EARTH sunday the
10TH We open the sale o. the MelGler
let &2nd addition on Miami 81 sale
runs ou these lots 90 the 32nd day
Of this month
HAUGu AND HARMON
Main 1851. 563Farmers Trust Bldz,