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IMPROVEMENTS OUTLINED BY
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT FOR 1921

ing or Summit avenue from Palmer
avenue to the entrance OF the state
fair grounds at Bculuh avenue. The
items OF expense that win come Up
FOR tho purchase Of the necessary
property to widen the street is
matter that will give the council some
concern. Compared with this tho
grading and Eravcling Of the street
will he a very simple matter, but the
widening OF the street should be done
for tho good Of the state fair II for
no other reason.
II is proposed, also, to grade and
improve Bay State avenue. Because
uT its location lying as II docs. mid
way between Northern and Minncqua
avenue, this Is n much Travelled thnro-
fare and demands more attention than
the ordinary cross street in that sec
ton.
Tho downtown paved streets are to
be carefully gone over and smoothod
up us soon as the weather permits In
tho spring.
The recent ovcrhuulinE and general
repairs on tho Grand avenue crossing
OF the \. r. X $. r. railway was the
most satisfactory work performed for
some time. II Is real pleasure to
ride over the street nov. It f. pro
posed to mako extensive repairs and
smooth NJ tho pavement on Main and
some "f tho cross streets. together
with South Union avenue and tho
Bcsscm"r district. New equipment In
the way Of tools. etc. is now being
constructed by tho department.
II is proposed to lay new floor on
u portion " East First street bridge
and viaduct In the near future. This
will take about 10000 feet OF lumber.
after which repairs the floor will be
given wcathcrproof coat OF asphalt
and gravel to preserve the roadway.
East Fourth street viaduct and
bridge viii receive extensive repairs
on the roadway this spring. Irving
Place bridge across Dry Creek on
Eleventh street g. now undergoing OK
tcusiyc repairs.
with up to date road machinery In
tho way OF modern sclrificr now on
hand and a new tractor to pull same
soon to- hc purchased, the department
will bc In shape to keep the roads In
tho NCrg hest shape possible. II "a
tho Intention ~ the commissioner or
highways to put tho main Travelled
street., in East Pueblo the North
side, tn" Grove and the Mesa In fine
condition.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
Valentine Party

\ very pleasant time was enjoyed by
the Pnthnndcrs club at tho Baptist
Mission. in BesSemcr Friday evening
Valentine Colors and decorations were
carried out IN the mcnu and costumes
The following We're present. Mary
StenaniCh. Lena Durand. Sadie Mar.
tiucs, Josephine Gonzales Cruz Jim
incz. Maggie Memhliss. Anna Surd-
burg. Beatrice BosCn. Mike MARTINEZ
Charles Basuuez. Louis Gonzales. Pau
Harris. Tony Romero. John Stenanich
Joe Stcnanich John Gonzales. chap
oruncd hy Miss Edna Merit. and Mrs
Edith SturEiu
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13

The most important item that will
occupy the attention OF the depart
mcut tho coming season will be:
The construction OF now floor on
the Northern avenue vtaduct. This
will cost approximately 5000. after
this the street leading to the viaduct
viii hc graded and surfaced at an ap-
pru,imatc cost OF $500. This improve
mont viii put Northern avenue in
first class condition for travel
During tho progress Of the work tho
viaduct travel that usually goes over
this street viii be diverted over Mesa
avenue and the Mesa avenue vtaducJ
The roadway on this viaduct has been
given extensive repairs, and the street
from Nhrtcudu avenue to Santa Fc
avenue Is nov being regarded and
shulcd at considerable expense.
Tho next important Item contonl-
plated will be the widening and grad
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
SULPHUR IS BEST
TO CLEAR UP UGLY
BROKEN OUT SKIN

ANY breaking out or skin irritation
on face. mock or body Is overcome
quickest los applying Mcntho- sui
phur. Hys % noted Hliu specialist
Bcc,usc uf It's germ distressing prop
critics. nothing has ever been found
To- take the place Of this sulphur pre-
paration that instantly brings case
from the itching, burning and irrita-
tion.
Nentho-SuIphur heals eczema right
mn leaving the skin clear and smooth.
II seldom fails to relieve the torment
or disflgurcmcnt a little jar of
Mcntho- sulphur may bc obtained at
any drug store. II IL used like cold
cream.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
SHEEP PRICES AT
BEFORE THE WAR

Denver. Feb. 12.-Sharp reduction in
the price of sheep ranging from 30
cents to $3.50 "a 100 pounds, at the
Denver stock yards in the last week
has brought tho price to a slightly
lower basis than prevailed before the
war. In February, 1914, best fat
lambs were quoted from fS.@5 to $3.50
at the local yards. At the present
time the highest quotations given for
tat lambs range from s775 TO $500.
\ gluttcd condition on stockyards in
general over the country is RESPONSE
bic for the reductions. according to
local shcepmcn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13


Tho funeral Of Enuch Knapp was
huid from ulr United Dnvis-Norics
onlp.I Hrrtnrduy afternoon al .
O'Clock R'y @. s. Reed oGncittcd.
Tho N OF '. quartet. composed OF II.
o.. York. E %. Eray. j.. ! Dulman
and ! &c. Ispur. accompanied by \. \.
Bowen sHu= Abide with Nc" and
Rock uf Ages The pail bearers
and flower bearers were; "A. &. Chcli-
s;ord. j 4. Miller +. X Fisher, !. (.
Black g.. o.. Mckinney. \. Il. Harsh
and Robert ErIsn"r Burial was i'm
ltusrIttu whore fhr ~. +. burial SER
vices were conducted 10y Nu. o.
Funeral arrangements for the late
Joseph N. Ercnlwur Will be announced
later ny tho United Davis Noric,I
Undertaking company.
Tho funeral uf Archie imrkc was
held y,afrrdIb afternoon uf o'clock
from hr hum,. g2n5 Routt avenue and
at a.Iu O'Clock from IN" Northern
Mcthpdist church. Rev. J. II. kctchum
conducted Tie services. Mrs. L. NJ.
.Iuhuann and Sire \ " Hoffman. uc-
compaul,d los Nir~. =. Is Brown. sang
Under His Wing MY Father
Enow.' and some Time Wen Under
stand" Tho flower bearers were:
a Ruhstnrfor and George Rylancc.
Tho pail bcuera were; John Me
Donald. Thomas Coats. John Butko-
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CARD OF THANKS

VVc desire TO, express appreciation
and gratitude to those Nnl ones wSHso
aid aud good will was 80 timely on tho
ocrasiou OF tho illucsso aud death Of
our dear father Hon. charles w Bow
man. We mention among them the
Mnsons and knights Tcmplar. the @.
4. r., the contributors of flowers and
music. MIR. O.. O. withcrs OF the Daily
Chicftnin, and vntious old friends
whose sympathy and words of aftcc-
tiun gave comfort in a timc Of grief
n. q. BOWMAN.
ISABEL. BOWMAN,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13

Back hurt you? Can't straightcn
up without feeling sudden pains, sharp
aches and twingcs? Now listenl
That's lumbago. sciatica or maybe
from a strain, and you'll get blessed
relief the moment you rub your back
with soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs
OIL" Nothing else takes out sore
ness, lamencss and stiffness so quickly.
You simply rub 1t on and out comes
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
Here Is a
Shirt Sale

That means something to the
men Of Pueblo. 1t means that
they will not only be able to
buy this week two of the best
Shirts made in America, but
they will alsb be able to save
considerable money on each
shirt purchased. Beginning
Monday morning We will place
on sale big lot of
MANHATTAN AND
EXCELLO
Shirts-two of the best, most
popular and stylish makes Of
shirts in America-that former
ly sold up to $3.50 each, but at
this sale this week you take
your choice of the lot for
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
NAa N|!,lAa Rub Backache Away

the pain. II is perfectly harmless and
doesn't burn or discolor the skin.
Timber up Don't suffer- Get a
small trial bottle from any drug store.
and after using II just once, you'll
forget that you ever had backache.
lumbaEo or sciatica, because your back
will never hurt or cause any moro
misery. 1t never disappoints and has
been recommended for 60 years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13

Denver. Dec. 12.-F'igures compiled
and issued in "a report of the state in
dustrial commission Saturday show "a
decline of $50 in the yearly living
costs of individual families since last
June. According to :hc figures 1t cost
Sl2gO.7S to live in the year ending
last June compared with s1,2i0.9i in
the year ending Dec. 81
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
Liquor Charge

Police arrested Cruz Flores. 1919
Elm street. yesterday afternoon. on
charges OF Illegal possession of liquor.
Detectives Walton and Macdonald.
who were assigned to the case. state
that they found "A lnrge-capacity Illicit
still In operation at his home. The
distillinE apparatus was confiscatcd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
HOSIERY
SPECIALS

Ladies' full fashioned
Hose in fancy lace patterns
and plain black with white
clockings; regular $500
hose; special 800. S3.9S
Chiffon full fashioned
Hose in French and polo
gray, all silk, pair $3.50
Special in ladies' fine cot
ton hose in black, white ard
brown: regular 65c hose, ;
pair ........ S1.OO
Childrcn's fine ribbed
hose. in white and black;
regular 60c and G5c values;
special ............. 40c
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
WINDOW WASHER FALLS

Denver. Feb. l2.--Fulling two
stories from n downtown building
Will. washing windows Friday caused
tho death Saturday OF John Corrigan.
73 years old. Death was due to a
fractured skull
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13

Tho funeral OF Juan Lopez took
place yesterday afternoon at I o'clock
i'm the Mccarthy Brown chapel.
Burial Rosciawn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
So 995
EACH

Nothing cheap about these
Shirts. They are made BY
manufacturers who have a
reputation to sustain, and the
best Of materials and workmen
are employed in the famous
Manhattan and Excello shops.
Come in Monday or any day
this week and take your choice
of the lot for S;2.30 each.
There are sure some dandies
and you cannot afford to miss
buying your summers supply
now when you can make a say
ing of Sl.55 on each and every
shirt you buy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13

The funeral OF Alberto Jurado took
pltc,. Yesterday afternoon at : O'Clock
at tho Mccarthy Brown chapel
Burial Rosrtnwn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13

yich. Wesley Schoby. William Brewer
and Joseph Fuschinu. Burial was in
Mountain View in charge OF McMinn.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
Local Menter Store Man.
ager to Attend Convention

MIR. q. O. sawyer. manager OF tho
Mentor Gtprg h7r1. leaves Tor the east
tonight.
Mir. sawyer viii stop in Chicago TO
visit the style show there. From Chi
cago he will go To New York to attend
tho annual convention OF Mcnter store
managers. MIR. Sawyer expects to re-
tim To- Pueblo about March 5th.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13

The body or Mrs. ]. Il. Gordon. wao
dlcd fu Denver Friday morning. Will
arrive in this city this afternoon. Thc
funeral services win take place Mon
day morning at 1880 O'Clock from tho
funeral chapel OF T, g. Mccarthy 4
Company. The burial will bc at Rose
lawn cemetery.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
FOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

If you are in the market for a used
one-ton truck. get in touch with Mr..
L. Kelly. lcls l.. Tenth. He has IL real
bargain to offer.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
BLOODHOUNOS
UNNECESSARY

TO ind the highest quality and tho
best service with prices cut to the
bottom at the Newton Lumber Co.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13

Members "f the Pueblo Rifle Club
will shoot In practice at the range
north OF tho city limits this morning
Of the weather permits. MI members
OF the club arc requested to be pres
Cnt
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13

To Ng HEB SHs W. a. Brown, at
MIuuarua hospital Fob. l., 1891, a
boy
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
Small Size Outing Flannel Gowns 69c
PLAIN COLOR WASH
MATERIALS

Plain colors make beautiful
summer dresses and waists. We
arc showing a complete line Of
plain colors in Wolfe, Organdic,
Naincheck, Batistc, silk stripe
and silk plaid Wolfe, stripe
Dimity Wolfe, Shower Voilc,
imported Swiss, Shantung, Pop
lin, Peter Pan and Suiting.
These materials arc all 36
and 40 inches wide and come in
Light Blue, Copenhagen, Dark
Blue, Navy, Pink. Rose, Old
Rose, Light and Dark Green,
Peach, Apricot, Lavender, Pur-
pie, Yellow, Orange, Hcnna,
Black, Grey, Maize, etc. rang
ing in price from 35c to
ST.. so per yard.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13

WANT the address OF an experienced
proofreader, man or woman. for occa-
sional night work. Address. L. y. BOX
f0l.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
IpIEi,

CASE Mode S. HEr &c years died
y,stcrIUy. Ut "a local hospital. Body at
T. g.. Mccarthy and company.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13

The body OF Mrs. l., 4 waldrou VIII
iarriys Boo this city Monday morning
from DoIorcs. colorado, at which place
tho passed away Thursday. The fun
cral will take place Monday afternoon
lat O'Clock from the funeral chapel oi
In q. Mccarthy & Company and at
la.sn from tho First Presbyterian
church, GcV. Hush n, Gary will Of
Griat. Tho burial will br ut Rose
lawn cemetery.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
rTSI,HiL ooTIrIs

UEEETwOW. Joseph Al. age 81.
did F,t. a.. 1891.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
GolflexQuality
Begins in the Fabric in Their
Goats and Dresses

1t put by the Gofex people, owning their own
mills and making yard used in Gofex Suits, Coats and
opnotch fabrics that no OTHER
house has taken Added to the expert tailoring and the
elusive Coflex Styles explains why Goex garments are
the ordinary Jerseys Come and see our
snrne line of Goflex They will than
please.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13

O'Clock from the funeral chapel OF T.
IG Mccarthy Il Company. The BURIAL
was at ECacluwn.
TIL, funeral Of william g. BrugE-
mann was held yesterday afternoon at
: O'Clock from the funeral chapel OF
IT q. Mccarthy x Company Rev.
Irving lSnhlcr conducted the services
/ Mrs Guttcr. accompanied by Mrs. !
W. kohIcr. sang Beautiful Isle OF
sor,r,,brrc.H and Nearer. My God TO
Thee" PAN bearers wore :. II. Man
min. /. e Wins, I'D. Bybcc. Il Y.
Pratt, J. =. pammon, and NJ Apple
gate Burial In Eosclawn.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Bijou was
held Yesterday afternoon at J O'Clock
from the funeral chapel OF r q. Nc
/ earthly X company. Tho burial WAS
at Eoscluwn.
Tho body or David u. Mccormick
was forwarded yesterday by 7. q.
Mccarthy 4 company. to Joplin, Mo-
Tor burial.
The body or Mrs. Elizabeth Gillett
win be- forwarded by r. @. Mccarthy
| 4 company sunday TO Denver Tor
burial
Mode = chase, aged js years, died
YESTERDAY nt a. local hospital after an
Iju,rgs Of several weeks lie is sur
NiyeI by thrcc daughters, Mrs Mildred
scarf Mrs w. II. Friday and Miss
Marian ~. chase. The body will be
| forwarded by T, q. Mccarthy & Com
pnnv. to colorado Surings Monday fcr
| burial. accompanied by rclativcs.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13

The funeral Of Alfred w. Hawklns
was held yesterday morning at ~
o'clock from the funeral chapel OF II
.G. Mccarthy 4 COMPANY The burial
was at EoaclIwu.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-13
Marriage Licenses,
Births and DeaShs
HORN

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OLYMPIA, s.. l4-Sk room. modern.
with garage, fi5 per month. ,pdur
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
uOI SIS n>IenrD

ron REST Tho, nruIsn,d tuou. with
For n.<r l," room sorysl.~ " '.., r,.eI,
furnished Do.' and airy. Windows. pol.
chos and srado, close ga, permanent
3s"r" IIoi.l
Fvh ~ '1,,Sh,l .'"m ,gaE. ,.,
orb b. seventh
Iv.y\IsIEp HOUSE on. ,,r lin. Krt.
dsu $40 psago els5
urrrlr. host 49,. ~ ,,Rf,r I'm rti. win
.,vituit r,,.r, ,,i,, - Nj, y N
ruri, "a s roofia ossec sa,l
Jist.ttH,,x g. Irft Fy, ,,.p, frot
$50 r. E uarrctt O-nre ~
NTNru D. ana sYtpI.b,s q tYout lt
pi,N sleeping porch. basement uud
private bath Cslar 1905
'1n.'..,.' ',' sGi4 tn,'''" """''''"
~
q, ns,h.d' t%r f.ni,, "" per month l"l"
10 ADULTS ATTRACTIVE. modern homo
furnishings ''',.i'nl rrrwhugnt Tor .
years s"f"f'. ''s't' 1901 y '''N
TO kENr FNr.tuom Furnished house.
cv'utung complete, east front ana ou
re"i SIDE. psag" 'a"a-'I'i
TO NN'lI' MIS- US w ana CONFUSION
dnnnf me lu'h',t Iouls, pn"H' y"nL
'
!
THREE h'''M1 OF uuIl'A l"thlsu'h.
e. -" ~. -, .''.,' '' -,
NthN SIAll'N > 5. Hht. i-IuuW 'ur
nlsh'i mouse. on pbN"inrut gas anu
'l''ul'iiy. an 'h"k" 'o'' IL.
OFFICES AND DESK ROOM 10
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pl'SN 'lH' T. or H''l "i lu, ,nisnrru = '".h
=, sun WIN ",HN' % '''"'' -
ns.re Sg7s
80, .,r,..t. ,,,.,.
Phone usagc sol
rear Seaman Bldg.. II West Third Ap-
| ply personally.
! ron uES'r. S.yrn rooms upgtatra i'm tho
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SOUTH Side Furnished. close M.
lower h.rHnm b.,h apartment newly
decorated rUHf reasonable aud y,rfuau.
vnt to reliable f'uruts tdli MHufrhrat
tAHus $3.50
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no, SES-FI RNIsHED

uf duIIrK bungalow, rent reasonable.
Gail Usage a5.a ur t3N. after p m.
FlrrH. n. gll1- Halt Of t-rhou, mnl-
ern dupIek, furnished, Eas and water
paid
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wASTED-TO Rent
bds Bndu this h,adlns mast bs pald In sdvants

MAIN. s.. gll- Sturcruom. IN business
lot. rent reasonable. cedar g11.
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LANDS AND YARNS ron SALE. AZ

ron SALE / OiO ncrrs rice, stock grain
ANA hay farm on pike, i've miles from
I.uuukr. Ark. three sets buildings, rlCh
prairie band. rric. 500 per acre tnclud-
Ing all necessary machinery and farm i'm
plomoutp FOR rice or dry farming not yet
leased Tor oil also several truck and
Atrawhrrty farms near Hoebc AK Emery
" nm Brtbp. Ark
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..stlutaut equipment. butcher suppues.
81. ,t blocks, scales, tools, etc. Cedar
A.. '1 W First.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
IIpI sIS rom sNJr n


REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
,.,,. ..,, -
ho' Sis 'oh SNit >"
IkpNbNtDN .N large duuus end
hI,sKf,at t.ur .ak floors throughout
nutncl', iurwa'. nice decorations 'n'
49,, "''" a. nr ,I,
.s,,,,.i,'.,. ,' t','t' ,.''' 'H" ,,,,, aoq ''''
HARGAIN South sds ..'s- iu rnou
-'"iN. "nh floors Hl buui 'n features
,,','', ua-' ''i n' st,,oo u,' M
h"ud'r-"n. 'SoE' "'"' II
HNpNuMNuR tuuEalnv bargalu. t.ruom
trcatltst room. furnace, garage ami
"ah t9"" 1'm"L rlr nnth 'ud h"s"
i",l,tpr f.r M n,rp,|n pri,r nt tssto
'TrruIs can h, ,,rRUpDg ,',II ,,int atrh
for appointment
uN OWStK $500 cash buys t.r,um.
i,n'h Irnis. 'I,l ~ features ana base
''" ''"''' ''''
hkuApMpnk loceuon. ovcrSi1c lot. sls
and sarasc. cal, uo"t- in e,cry room
owner must sacrifoe FOR only $500 with
good terms. "T"r' ''N1.
'IoSE N fr'p"rt} must tcll
i've i,'H-' I""''ln, F"3I t@lh"t
"' ''u'n i.nn, "h'' ''th, h'o,Ns
good oelluae distance !, youf work
can be- handled WIN VOC down r..i
MirIor o4ns. az rrs.d.nco 80
lid A. UouII,r
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,'t', H"' IN n"rn room. ,"S'
sod ,'i ,arn. nome VIZ I%Itt,, sStt o.,rs "a or
''.
EAST SIDE room bungalow. garage.
fun east front lot, onlJ N,loo $500
cash bal"n'" easy. con- Cedar 1850.
ENCEPTIpNALLY attractive home N
Out, huilt.in features, glassch In sun par.
, ,ot. n".''"i"' ""hh,. E',."". an" Sc, ,"u.
.uat,'fr lIl,' t"''l 'L.'0 "'luu,s
'A.tb IN cash i' hn"ii" lh' IS our
very best bargain. ..........
IN IN NN't ~ 81 w.
's'E" P'9".
new 8 room bungalow. viii take good
| car a. first payment. balance like rent
call Cedar soss'
Fast s,rn s,,.r,,u uo,,rr hmm,
| low, montG In each front room two
scrrenCl-in IN back rotches' good veil t%9-
cali cedar 1850.
80. ...,,.,. - ,,-...,
I month This viii s.l a, the price tali
nsagc 1861.
| FpUHTEENTI H. l727 nrend new o.
room bungalow with hnsomcnt, garage
Tfane6 door. and OAK d"ors 'nroasnoa,
! fancy decorations. 81. 800 cash. balance
arranged. Phone Owner usasc loi6.
! FNE ROOMS. sleeping porch bath man
ggn servant gusr,er,,. gii ;am ram, fr"n' Bot,
! FIVE ROOM cottage. EAST sldc. good
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E.. sALE-.Oue new Rotospeod mtmco.
e.r,h machine, never been used cost
4 besides express VIII sell flr
Z AlhLnaa boy lla.F. MnrId.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
no, srs ron sNir

$500 ,NSu uuAs H dainty b room. idu1
'iu huuRsluN. Twins tHou Hrt"rH tnc
guilt" ftoui 'u wN'W'u'. h'nnllnl ~"
front lot ou uaNrmgut uu uHn.r.ita
tuu. an uu .tu.dHtc luWu lu r'rfN &C..
Sp''t trpl buy 81 s. uoo monthly
payments snmr sH r'nt 'ull '"ttt ii'
1900 cAsii viii put you In posscsrlon OF
brand nov bungalow ln the liUlgroW
scrtluu five ruuiuH. uak floors wrHth't"
boarded and sturmHho'tri NIgr deco
r.tiurs and urht fixtures. nice Fireplace.
colt Nj Adams. Cedar H0t
500 tNStI so pet month. buys an at.
trt,tivy room modern huUgdluW, latgr
screened iu hack porch. full east front lot.
fntntr loo Zee, %f p't,lng. I'VE el'Ih, hs 81
NasG h'furr ~ Is too late
$500 tASu uu,. % dandy b.roonL mod.
cru bungalow adjoining HUict"st. hard
wuui floors butt .in features. brand nov
'Ht cedar 3ii.
81 600 east viii handle THIS dandy B.
tuum bungalow, corner location, one
block from street car me and on. block
near Fifteenth 81 tall oraEe 6Q'
~ 600 CASH. balance like rent buys -
uvW storm shrctrd bungalow, HlN large
rooms aud breakfast room on high full lat
In hiEhly Teattioted addition On southeast
side, OAK floors nice mRntcl best grade
~ electrical nAturrs ana decorations
built 'nbinctH. haHcmcnt gntag. and
solid drive rtlcod for few days at 1900
- ZOO Wlpn 5000 CASH nuys good five
rooms. close in. on paving ana car line.
good ~"ll and fglI "'z. lot owner must mus
wlilcEcr : rrus,y osngo 6io2.662s.
MOO CAsH buys now Broom bungalow,
uak flours. "strn nice decorations, base.
mont. ruughod-iu tnr furnace. screened IN
back porch, one block Of paving, good
residential district Priced Tor quick
sale So 500 all johnson with T"rwllli-
| E'r TtuHty bsage Gi92 bb2s.
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Library apartments, Third and cheyenne
Osage 1859 Completely furnished moo
ern apartment Al ehpoHIr's' "a x,
living room. Disappearing h'd NNch'n
and private bath. AL outside. coolest ana
best located in city, Rates 49, and 200 per
month.
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ExCHANGE-REAL ESTATE

ultpIEN to trade for five or Groom
t,..galaw. IL well located. four rooms
and bath on each side two-csr garage
ro.f we'll water, extra size lot. Excel
',-t condition Good rental value. Can
NJ W Turner with Terwillcge n rrusty.
g.,r. fisg-hbos-7g12-I.
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AsTFp--B Bound books of all kinds
Phone Usage 1859 for Information
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uAye customer $500 TO $1,000 .''n. o''s.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES iOH SALE. 80


Two STORY ruom house 900 uab
tunIF. lNnH finish. ubI built 100 f,t
iu.'a large IiN'uE tuuU.. uuaI.
room. breakfast room aud klt. hen.
nrrr large bvdroums Hud bath. r.n"
hFn east front lot lhrE" basement
continuation tptnay' and garage.
WITH ntor biz lot Priced fut iumc.
dHt, sale ~ uioo" with Nrn
Euut terms
NlnruT o. TWIST IEv
oHagc tos' 80 Mayo lidg
MAtN y lg7l Tivr.roo hunr,low win
l""riur porch. IVORY finish. hardwood
floors throughout So 300. terms atrnnr Il,
can owner Usage 3aHo-i.
NEW iroum ruuso ON Federal paved
road Q IS acres ~ Ftuund Price
$1,000, $500 cash cedar 1889.
OWNER aclilug $500 cash. small monthly
Gated on uv"rsi2" corner lot. hardwood
fUurH and strictly modern. pavement IT,
and paid for rrlcc $500 can Usage
$3.50
OWNER iENNtNG cry 1--WE ,ooiu
n"dcru. s.o't garsg". on paving g9'd
llrndrrron psago a5o5 u
rAkKiuIh ADDITION rul siac csst
front corner lot on tho pavement
one ~ the prottl'st sitrs In the city
for home. 'nll ussgc le6i.
decorated large lot immediate poHzcH
sion rurc only $4,000 Good terms
SrONEURAkER Fivc large roomH sur
room. breakfast room. oak nnutS. bas"
mont French doors. fireplace. Tits is not
At $500 for quick sale. Terms. Ccda'
g01.
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wA>Thp-ro MY

,rAuf.Y new typewriter desk and chair.
N sacrifice for cash. Osaee SOL
WANTED Second hand bird cage. Usage
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