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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11

Montgomery. & Blackburn and Sid
Buuning. were selected ps committee
on general arrangements They were
also authorized 10 determine the mum
her uf living mod'ls o. 10, allotted ZACH
exhibitor. and thu time ~ each
Auto dealers. ~ well ~ propriotors
n other merchandise stores were pres.
,nt nt Thursday meeting and took
mrt iu preliminary nrpnE, menlS Ter
the Show
Assignment II booths WIS dcterinfn.
cd hy drawing The result ~ the
drawing was. Buoth T. The Louie;
Fashion. . Montgomery Bros: Pre-
mi"r Boot shop. Iluhins ToEsery; D..
The Marion. 49, the Marion. A. Moorc.
Mathis, r. White 4 Kirk. 10. v. u
Finkl,a. n. The Regent. 10. Black
burn Rrus. ~ The ladies store
Present Ut the style show meeting
were T. y. finklen. icwcl,r; sid Braun.
lng the Regent. leo Grrrnbnrgcr The
Marion. jor Mntzinn. The MART .
Mrs Little Gordon and J v Moore III
Mour" Mathis a Co. Miss Ruby Kirk
and bean Kirk ~ Kirk a White: Miss
Lena kuykondnll The Ladies' isore: W.
II Willard. The Fashion Shnp. Leon
Montgomery. Montgomery Bros; 4. G
and jefferson Thomas Tho Premier
Root shop Mike Ecker ana Morris
Bcarman. l,uhins Toggcry; W g. H..
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Once l'pon q Time

II IL amusing 10 note what a ,rlflc
IL Mkcs "a make the well known
Dame Gossip" button up her coat.
den Der old bonnet with bee In Il
and do her duty!
Once social item appeared In tn"
society columns Of the paper. and In
stead Of the married name If the girl
fof whom the party was Given, heinz
used IN tho article. the young lady's
maiden name shonc forth In vivid
headlines. Yes-quite large enough
for Dame Gossip 10 abandon he
glasscs-and yet. nee the disgraccful a.;
of news. and feeling entirely duty'
bound. she did II,
Instantly heads began Ia 60 togeth
er, and hits ~ conversation like this
rs she dlvofccd?" II thought she was
staying u mighty long time with her
mother" are dropped over fences. be
tween cups of tea. under bridge u
bles and on street corners where men
have gathered 10 pass on the lates,
styles and - discuss business. The
meetings Of the women's clubs In tho
afternoon. proved In be most interest
Ing and delightful. and during the
business sessions which followed, many
important matters were discussed and
settled-'Therc must have been anoth
or woman In the case"
OF course, one can he optimistic and
find CERTAIN amount Of happiness
even In such u fearful tragedy IN this
but Invariably Mrs. Killjoy whispers.
IL hear that the poor thing In Just
heart broken"
Bravely on Dame Gossip swept. TO
every nook and corner OF the town;
hut alas. when the evening paper APP
peared on the streets the delicious
tears If many were blotted out, rs our
busy Dame read once more In the 10
ciai columns Mrs. j. left this morn
ing FOR California where she VIII join
her husband..!! Yes. It's too bad. but
It's ~. cTwns only small error In
tho social cOlumnsl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
Circle No. -Four Of the First Baptist
Church Meets.

Circle No. Four Of the First Baptist
Church met on Wednesday afternoon.
February 9th. with Mrs. ]. J. Tolleson.
$40 Madison street. with Mrs. Tolleson
and Mrs. Grover Maline as hostcsses.
Nineteen old members and three new
members were present. and the Bible
lesson WAS led by Mrs. Giliaspy. after
which new and old business wns dis.
posed Of by the vice president. Mrs G.
A. Chesshir.
During the afternoon the circle was
favored with vocal solo by Mrs.
wylmer Anderson. and little Miss Elm.
beth Tolleson gave several delightful
readings.
Later delicious refrcshment course.
consisting Of salad. hot chocolate. cake
and mints. was served 20 the following;
Mcsdames e. a. Chesshir. ]. w. Hill.
Short. Claybrook. Rhodes. l,rAlcy. WIN
Duke. Rogers. Gillaspy. A. II. wilborn.
sorseth. wylmer Anderson. W. T. Saw.
age. Claude Duke. W. ID. DeCiassi. q.
T.. Mckinney. Oliver and Charles Allen
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
ASSIGNMENT OF BOOTHS
Settled At MEETING

Tho style Show win be ON tho boards
afternoon and night during the Buyers
and Sellers convention. February g. %
and -. Orchestral music and profess
sional entertainers viii cnlivcn IN,
Style Show feature ~ the big gather.
ing Al the conclusion of the evening
sessions ~ the Show, dancing viii be-
sin. The show viii bs pat on IN the
large hall ON the second floor ~ the
Cnoncr.lrwin building, on Fourth street
Keen interest In thr coming style
Show was shown at meeting ~ -
tail business people In the News Pan.
handle Offices. Thursday morning. Leon
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Kid Party

The little girls IL the Gymnasium
class ~ the FIRST Baptist Church met
for a little party Tuesday nigh, at III"
church.
Many children came. bringing their
favorite dolls and teddie bears, a1d
numerous games were enjoyed by tha
little folks throughout the evening
while playing al Cat and Mouse
one little Master found great difficulty
In catching the mouse: hut when he
did catch her. he stole Kiss upon
the little indy's check, much to the
expense Of her blushcs. and the de-
lighted laughter of the other child
rem.
After the games delightful pro
grain was rendered by the young pea
ple. The numbers were rendered IT,
the following ord,t: u song. Good OBI
School Days" by everyone; next was
N reading by little Ruth Abramson.
which was much npplauded AMI sh'
RESPONDED for the third time, hut an"
was very tinid and would no, hear
10 leaving her dolly on the chair white
she said her piece.
A large amount NJ promising talent
was shown In the violin solo, by Ut
tie ola Wilson: and very brilliant
future IL predicted Tor her. The story
of Little Red Riding Hood" by htt'c
Master Gary held the undivided attsn'
ton and awe OF everyone. no interest
ingiy was II related. ~ little Miss
kersey's speech had already been said
by someone elise. she told Of an ca
citing little adventure she once hal
while riding In the hack end ~ =
buggy. which greatly amused her su
diencc. A song by little Lois Tollr'
son was especially applaudcd BY
'1fuck Finn" who. after the song was
finished. prrsrntrf her with a rosy
apple. Little mildred Acciean won
thu favor of all the Mnaa boys BIZ
shuwirr her ability 20 whistle part
N .l.er recitation.
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The Local Chapter Of y. T.. o. Enter
tains With Tea In Honor Of
Chicago Visitor.

Mesdames Marion Chase Schaffer
Florence Stephenson. Emelinda Slev.
crs. Genevieve J. Todd and Olive r.
Pennington ~ the Sorority Conc, RI com.
pany of Chicago. H.. who were pre-
sentcd In concert tonight ut the First
Christian church. and who are promin.
cnt members Of y. T. q, Chapters of
Chicago. were delightfully."- entertained
Yesterday afternoon by the localp u. q.
chapter. with an informal tea, between
che hours 81 four 90 six o'clock. at the
home q Mrs G. u. jackson. ITO liar.
rison street. Tho receiving rooms
were made beautiful with a profussion
~ dainty marguerites and fern. the
y. Il. q. flowers. and the Pc. q, colors
II yellow and white. were blended into
the color scheme with charming effect.
During the afternoon a delicious salad
course was served to the honorees. and
large number of guests who met, and
attended cordial welcome 10 these Wis
TORS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11

A. 10 Eyes.
Now. who'd he wise
When two brown eyes
With roguIsh glances plagued his hsari
pay no heed
To wlsdOm's screed.
Nor care for science. learning. art.
VIVA, sagcs say
Ming away
And give myself 10 folly sheer:
for love hath chimes.
Fools sense, betimes.
but wisest sages never hear!
IT'S said that woman's aim In poor;
That this is true ! am not sure.
hut this ] knew. When Daphnes eyes
Rpeed glances NJ me scornfulwlsc.
Though l may smile. concealing II.
Deep In my heart I'm squarely hitr'
f... --Bxchonge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
TOMORROw's RECIPES
= = a y = = = q = = q
SAVE COOKS HANDS,

SAVE COOKS HANDS,
A cook often has great difficulty 20
keep her hands from chapping. The
many times she must wash them and
plunge them In water during the prep.
aratlon 81 n meal makes the skin very
tender.
A simple prccaution that costs moth.
ins hut time In TO bc sure ones hands
are perfectly dry after each washing.
A dry hand IL no, 20 susceptible TO
cold and will no, chap as quickly.
Menu Tor Tomorrow.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Juice. baked
beans, toast. coffee.
observation-disclosures eggs on toast
with mushrooms, pickles. zig and or
ange jelly. tea.
DINNER-Pork chops baked In milk.
baked potatoes. apple sauce. string
beans. sponge cake canned peaches
coffee.
NV Own Recipes.
The plain sponge cake and canned
peaches could bc made into n flossier
dessert II the cake were cut In circles.
the peach set on the cake and dab"
of whipped cream Put IN the cavity M
the peach
DREAMED EGGS AND MUSHROOMS
Eggs
Ia Pound mushrooms
Tablespoons butter
. Tablespoons flour
I i.e Cups milk
Salt and paprika.
Hard hail eggs and cut In halves
Melt butter In sauce pan. add mush.
rooms cut In pieces. Cook five minutes.
Stir In flour and add milk slowly. stir.
ring constantly. Put two cgg halves on
each triangle of toast and pour over
sauce Serve az once.
Flo AND ORANGE JELLY
I Ia Cups figs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11

l.s Cups fig Juice
81 Cup sugar
Tablespoons gelntlne
Lemon 0uicol
liz Cups orange Juice.
Cook flgs In water ~ tender. There
should be l.2 cups Fix juice. Heat
sugar and fig juice. Dissolve gclatlne In
cold water. Pour over the hot Juice and
add lemon and orange Juice. Stir I'M
III gclatine IL thoroughly dissolved.
Pour into mold. when beginning 10 set
add figs cut In tiny pieces. Cool and
serve with whipped cream.
MARY SAYS: Cooking In tho one
art In pursuit of which you cannot
starve ~ garnet.
Copyright. 1921, y. T.. A.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
Meeting TO he Held Q Workers. Coun
ell Of First naptlsl Church.

The Workcr's Council q The First
Baptpist church will meet on Friday
evening. February 18th. at ESQ o'clock
IN the church parlors.
The Primary Department viii have
charge of the social hour. and II In
urged that all members be present and
ON time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
NOTICE CHRISTIAN ENDEAyORs'
Broken Hearts Mended on February
ilfl

You are invited on February liih
Valentine Day. to broken heart party.
10 he given by the Christian EndcavorS
Of the First Christian Church. II yor
are broken hearted. GOMEZ Hearts
mended while you wait. on this occa
sion.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11

Leather and tweed are appropriate
materials for outdoor sports, and
here they 70 10 make up a most at
,ractive costume. Natural colored
leather IL used for the coat and n
piping OF II accentuates the deep hem
ot the skirt. Tweed In dark brown
and tan makes the skirt and lines the
jacket.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11

ial Thursday evening. Mrs. league
was Is years old. Death occurred a, the
home Of her son, J. N. league, 1905
Johnson street. Mrs. league had been
In Amarillo but few days. coming with
her sister. Mrs. =. y. Davis from Bak.
-rsfi.ld. Cal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11

win. ., , Johns and J. W rimmonH.
iutump bile dealers
Win eleven days intervening. the
committee. cooperating with exhibit
urs prupUr's to us" every hour II the
tim" preparing fur a style Show that
will COME up To- the expectations NJ tho
public
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
ELRs To GIVE BENEFIT
BALI. FOR \. \. RELIEF

4 benefit hall fer the salvation Army
win De- given by the Elks Lodge Feb
ruary 10. Il Is announced. Binan's and
owens Jazz band viii furnish the mu'
sic. The affair viii be- open to the
lublic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
SOCIETY
ALvAH u. MEYER.
Solitude.

Solitude.
In tho dark night
Thine eyes:
In the still room.
Thy voice;
In solitude.
Thy presence and thy touch.
hut when the daylight comes
And dreams are flown,
II In the world surrounds me-
Then--I am alone.
.. Author unknown
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11

played aud ice cream cones vert
served.
Al the very late hour of ten o'clock.
dxty four tired but very happy child
rem departed 10 their respective home ,.
after expressing their pleasure Of has
ing little Master Oliver back In Anna.
rillo 10 make many such good times
possible for them.
by TOM SAWYER.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
Club Of Mckinley school.

The Mothers Club OF the Mckinley
School will meet In social session on
Friday evening. February nth. at Z
o'clock. You are cordially invited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11

The Misses Taylor ~ the Misses Tay.
Tor Millinery establishment. will return
20 the CITY the latter part Of the week.
after visiting Chicago ard NV York
markets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
league Funeral

The remains II Mrs Nancy NJ. Tea
guc were shipped boy the Griggs Under
taking company Ia Fort Worth for bur.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-11
EVERY WOMAN
MISSION MONDAY AND TlESD,

Masquerade Dance. Washington Cafe,
Feb. 18th.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-10-29

Gu sALE-cracked eggs i5o per dozen;
F0R zee Produce. rs n Boulder.
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sourILnAsr SIDE HOMES

$3.50 cash buys dandy new b-room
bungalow. with hardwood 0oorn,
built-in features, new electrical nN-
lures, modern IN all respects. Price
t5. 500 terms removable
$3.50 cash buys new broom modern,
east front. California bungalow. all
buiitsin features. half block Off
paving. Price 81. zoe balance stout
SCI per month. Let vs. show you
these little homes
ALBERT n. TWIST INV. co
OHage 1923. az Mayo BldE
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REAL ESTATE TOR RENT

NJ NiN-lIaNiN tlhNlNlAAb ~
Ami, 20 Is 1un.s u'ncr .'tn
MOUTyN rp.u nous. t.I remit ur
u'sh'd. 'aN ,aaEs hot.l.
NlCELN FURNISHED Groom bungalow
brcsAf,Ft room aud basement south
NuCkrDUp IS 1Iit. Throu .N0u' iur.
nIshod nr uufurulslcI also two rHuu.a
Huuth 'Nuuaur. ts r" 'n'
SIG UpOM hsusr to0 rent usaEo -Gal u
sIN. ROOM house i.r f,ut furnished.
uod,0r ttt pet u.ntn. uHar" .'"'
TuIHu w.. 81. -Four furnished rr.Hs
modern light heat aud rhvu". Con-
u0anrl $40.
TUVEE noon cottage modern furnished
close in Usage ass
VICTOR 81 %. rrrrr ruuuIs furnished
convenient and clean. Zine location.
ofrICrs An nEeN KOoN 10
DISK room with dcsp. cnaIr and tele
phone furnished. uatc Htrnugraphur
tcg Mayo Nae obHgc sois.
ENTIRE second floor centrally located
building with Ao.rt front. suitable fur
oil company or manufacturing concern.
Osagu ul
FOR REST Single Office room 100 Srv
world building can Mr. Heuthornr.
~ ussE" 5000
ron RENT Desirable ofngc spao,. osagc
3I6b
FOR HENr. Nrp desirable ululc rooms
srrsle OF 20 suite. Atco bidE, ossgs
Gbl
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Try ROOMS furniture, 2-car garage
servant quarters everything rented
.S.s Ir sou'h SIDE cost 'S,ooo ear ago.
80 '. cont. providing you buy furnl-
w, ALSO nine rooms furniture. $3.50. can
80. ga.I Cor appointment.
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4 beautiful littIc home ON south quaker
five taomr. modern screened In back
porch white enamel finish, tear garage.
Price 5000, good terms.
W@HITEgIpE & WIIITEslDE
Fourth and Boulder. Usage vCil
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r PROPERTY

o PROPERTY
uOIsLuoLD GOODS 81
al. iciow must be paid in advance.
"a r-sEs renovated and recovered;
NJ ,.t.Ii old felt mattresses all WORK
rsran,s.i Porter Mattress CO. pa0n'
-,rssr4 renovated and recovered.
hA .Erlf home the same day all work
,tssi. tulsa Mattress Co. Phone
'sars $50
. BALDWIN, piano at pre-war price
"nr,la mandolin and GUITAR Hulton
ul's conn band INSTRUMENTS, Finest
eeI r city. t22b talking machines.
NV 0.sEa $500, T. 6, gu
- UIgs gxi2. tapestry, $3.50, Condo.
~ tI.gO. Wiituur, half price. 1il
VIII usage 2G05
s,yru Vs.. bot-FoR SALE SOME
Si.1du OAK FURNITURE, REAsoN
eHiDks. osAGE sc2I'
rgprr.rIErE cane and mahogany lly.
ag r..u slitos. i5o ivory bed. saw,
H,.afs E~atc-leg tables, f2b We DO
r GH. Hr sell second hand furniture
.Dss, t,0u.rEs. Bull Furniture Co. Usage
No 60. s Olympia,
&C.. ROOMS furniture. 2-car garage
lLn agsrters. everything rented
M 4aafh SIDE, cost 5000 year ago,
IN sacrifice fpr " ooo. leaving town,
t,s.s ~. CONT, providing you buy furni.
!'. ..s. nine rooms furniture. $3.50. CAN
".ss- 5aI Cor appointment.
nus Glowing articles must be sold I'm.
-.aI4f.tv cash talks. make an offer
man 4 T.Urr plano, used only four months.
Hr.e.rs case, good 90 new. oak writing
'..l f.rsa straight oak chairs and "a
E,"n4H monograph. Articles viii be
-. a.lHf4..ly or as q whole, Call
flgl iaH Fourteenth 50
,..U FURNITURE at tho right price.
''H.,s Fr.ut Furniture Co. No. , North
resp FURNITURE bought and sold; up.
IrrIUE supplies for safe, Bowers
pIIfutg Coz. 4 g. Cincinnati Usage
s60b
liirrrli.,riUF. call ". r. Tennelly;
q, q 800 is W FIRST street.
WI uuY second hand furniture from
aus, .rIe,gs e. r,-r eomp'[G!s ogtiiwy;'
F.-. Phone usage 1900
WINDOW SHADES made to measure. cad
1Ubr4tpr. tho man with the goods and
experience Usage 5000. 40 W Park
You CAN wear diamonds II you sell you,
serarl-hant furniture TO the Diamond
Furniture co., the largest second hand
.o,s Do Tulsa. We buy anything and
81 s,.rv'h'0s. osaee $3.50.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS &c
g0V SAIL. Large late model Edison
pfonrrrlrh with victor attachment and
r5af selection ~ records. In Al condition.
See same at lit5 y, %cineinnati.
FCE sA.a-uue haud-madc parish violin
and case. Price 500. Usage cs5o.R.
rus rAIr-pathc phonogrsph and rec
orhs t2t s.. Boston.
FOR sAiE-Good piano. mahogany case.
500 cash 27u Fast Fairnou', rrinrle
PIANO Coz Immediate sale. Hush & Lane.
It.d ur'g four months, no reasonable
atsr refused Cail t27 East Fourteenth
street,
PIANOS FOR RENT F'rSt-clasH condi-
don. Davidson Bros. Plano CO. Usage
STORE your piano with young couple Tor
use am tuner. VIII AXE best care.
Osare 90. before Q. Usage 64i5-J after g..
. USED PIANOS
vi YOU are contemplating the pur-
chase Of o piano, and feel that a
used instrument will fill our needs,
as well as a new one, you cannot, In
justice TO yourself. fail TO sec the
many bargains we offer. You are
invited to come in and view our
stock.
J. W. JENKINS SONS
MUSIC co.
~ South Main Usage 3l33-3134
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nus f|HsInE articles must be sold I'm.
~ssIst,,y CASH talks. make an otter.
., rHrr piano., used only four months
r.r.rs case. good on new. OAK writing
M tHrsa straight oak chairs and "a
E.mn.. monograph. Articles viii be
..rtrl..ly ar as q whole. Call
~ .. r..HfapuIh ~.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

hOl T. NtNT u
ForR room suburban house. 'oue .ualf
Usage 37U
ron RENr SIS Easton r'aye t.toom
modern bungalow" garage vel 70
por month nHagc ''l3 or Usage 1851
FOR KENr Five room mod,|n bungalow
iS East Lowell 500 per month Usage
FOR fENr 5-room modern cottage. 81
" Niuth
F1NE-ROoM house sud 'r,rnrs ii2 ~
Yorktown. cali osarr f9ag.J
FOR RENT Modern Groom house. On
south Main ihon" Usage iB ~
FIVE ROOM bungalow near SIXTH and
Hoston 'au j. H. Bt,ntpu. Hotel
FtyE-HOOM bungalow NOT entirely mod
crn. bu' close 10 transportation 90 norma
rrnt renter ASb per NINTH. 'edsr e7J9
FIFTH PLACE. E, $40 Three room
modern duplex. walking distance. I12.Jo.
psaE" alt.
ttica' i2s. as-se it4s Gas ao77-R.
-FOUR ROOMS Of duplct modern. t35.
ltlN g. FOURTH. Osagc 65t1-J
FOR RENT-Housc ~ ten rooms 1T 5lS
cheyenne. Apply at house or 2'i
hnhln''n hNdg
FOREST. S.. i23o-Tor rent. J-ruom
house, partly modern, good well. Price
So. can Usage s2t6
FOR RENT Modern bungalow, with five
rooms and breakfast room. oak fudrf
throughout complete iu every detail. good
basement and garage splendid resident
section. osag" ao2s.
FOR RENT-Nirc, new Groom bungalow.
hardwood floors, tile bath. large closets,
fireplace. sleeping porch and garage. Just
M entrance to Terrace drive on utica.
Usage sees.
FOR RENT-io \ summit 81. corner
1-ruom duplex with connecting bath.
newly painted and decorated close to
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BIZ home the same day, all work
,tg,i. tulsa Mattress Co. Phone
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MonNlNnaInr nuAaALow

tuvan-room eaat front bungalow,
hardwood floors. ivory finish, tile
bath all hunt.ir fehtugra Three 1~ti
rooms. breakfast room basement
and combination furnace car va
faFe close 60 school ana t%ransror
talon. hn paving price so. 500,
500 cash and tho belanco ar
AEurd.
ALBERT =. TwisT iSv 60
OHaFr 5Oe5. u4 Maya hllE,
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BRAND now. G-roaw bungalow cast front
l5ll north Boston Place hardwood 'n"rs
plumbing rouEhrd lr. partly modern. nice
fireplace. buif.lu features. ample ''HH'l
room. front and roar pOrrhes. basement
parity completed. 500 cash and balance
$50 per month, price 1880. No believe
his % good buy and R,R that we show
you today. House viii Doc ready 'u occupy
iU about pUa Wrok can take good tHt
az part pay or some good mortgage pepper
hut muat have ~ least 500 cash with th-
sale.
s.. cu%EISGHAM
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UNlgNIN. Five rooms aut sleeping p1frh
bu4t "a features. mudutu gufaH,. welt
Clgtrfu. ON pavement good location 1880.
IrtfuV Nrt henderson. Usage afn7 o.
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$50 CASH puts yuu 100 possession VI a
' room cottage. uuarier.artr tract m
o. coming location. balance 90 suit call
Cedar 1872.
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EAST FIFTEENTH

sIr room. southeast corner, bunHs
low. breakfast room. hardwood
floors. IVORY finish, french doors,
mant.l. tile bath. curtains and
racks 20 with house" concrete ana
mot. faced bylCF foundation con
creta porch. basement rpuEhCd in
Tor %urnHrc, tear garage Price
1IO.bG1. $4,000 cash. This ia q
wonderful Ittlo home. Usage 7C2b
ALBERT r. TWIST INV 90.
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=Yyrr. pflrE cane and mahogany lly-
Ih. ... s%litcs. $3.50. ivory bed, t22 90
.t. $685. vanity, tull siEe. 800,
eh., ,f, g~atr-leg tables, t2S. We DO
mh Do sell second hand furniture
nnt,s, s,gHtEs. Bul Furniture Co. Usage
,ha -I. s olympia,
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MODERN APARTMENT

I West Seventh street. new Groom apart.
ment. tile floor. ballroom heat. hot water.
newly painted. decorated throughout.
Applv TO %ianitor In basement.
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rive room bungalow breakfast room,
oah floors. mentol. basement AMI Earase,
located ON full size lot. on pavement, block
from transportation. Priced TO sell at
once 10000. 1iOuO cash. balance az.
ranged. ussEc 1909. g. e. Ucldin
NpRrn DENVER Fiyr rooms. breakfast
room and nursery, corner iuI, on pave
mont and sidewalk. oak rpUts through
out. beautiful location tnly 5000, On
" y. GLASS & co
over ptlnc Theatcr. Usage lhaA
NDHTH SIDE lyc- room cottage fr
tAhnn. cash i73O. balance like rent
hard floors tn two rooms, boob csSeH,
mRntrl. built.in features nud garage.
Abbott & Wclch, ans &. nouidcr osago
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$50
uuss thts colonial bungalow Priced
for uul " ral. t.tr0 Rive large
rooms and breakfast room. hard
woud Nous throughout aud close
go transportation n looking fur q
N"0,e vita e=sy payments ~tiI Usage
l321.