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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-17
sMAD.sLYNNf OBENCHAIN
10 TELL WHOLE AFFAIR
. (Ry limited Press)

Los Angeles, Jan. Ill will tell
the truth about the whole affair.""
This statement made to the United
Press exclusively by Madalynnc
Obenchain today following the dis
agree cement of jury trying Arthur
Burch for the murder of j.. Bolton
Kennedy. Madalynne's trial is set for
February s. aGs3 X Il,
The facts about the murder have
never come out" she said. II will
tell the truth about the whq1e affair
and ! shall be acquitted aon the first
SO Burch today paid his respects to
the two women Jurors, who for ~
hours stood firm against majority
to convict him and finally succeeded
late yesterday=in having the jury dis
charged, - 80. -. t',...
Two women who never. weakened.
For ~ hours they stood out against
the pact. It's great and terrible feel
ing to, know your fate is held in the
soft palm of a woman" Burch said.
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ASSOCIATION DIRECTORS
- HELD MEETING THIS NOON

The board Of directors of the Civic
and Commerce association unanimous
y approved Of granting permission to
the Senior class Of the high school to
solicit advertising for its annual,
which will be issued soon. y,
Z The board also discussed the plan
OF raising the budget for promotion
work of the association and the COM
mittees in charge will make a thor
ough canvass the latter part of the
week: Pledge notes have been issued
together with circular letter and a
complete list of prospective contribu-
tors, which will be mailed out tonight.
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->---~---------- '-----------------
Story Was INTERRUPTED.

:, 1 was telling stories to a large audi.
ence of children and mothers in a de.
partment store. An attractive and
temporary stage or platform had been
erected in one corner Of the room
hack of which a portiere was hung.
Right in the middle Of one Of my
most interesting stories I stepped
backwards a little and to my surprise
and deep embarrassment went down
behind the stage about two feet, al.
most falling In my rapid descent. !
managed to scramble back to the plat.
form and continued my story, although
in tlleir amusement don't believe the
people paid any attention to what !
was saying.-Chicago Tribune.
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ENJOY SLEIGH RIDE

II A number Of Ben,idji's young peo-
pie enjoyed q sleight ride to The
Northern Community hall Monday
evening, where. dancing was enjoyed
until "a late hour. Lunch was served
during,the evening and very enjoy
able time was had by all. Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brown,
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. D. Winter, Misses,
Pearl and Grace Mclaughlin, Eliza
beth johnson, Gladys Carney, Elsie
Blackburn, Marion Rice, Myrtle Rain,
Margaret and Amy Peterson, Dolores
Barnell, Geraldine Reed, Marguerite
Donovan, and Messrs. John Cahill,
Kenneth Mayer, Roy Stapleton. Paul
Howe, Rudolph Welle, jim Ward,
Rudy Thome, Gordon Smith, Alfred
Stevens and Harold Morse. :: (. - . -.
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She RefusedsHi1n

# 81 was engaged2to the prettiest ut
lie doll in Indiana, but anly stomach
and. liver trouble had made me 50
grouchy that she broke + off. I tried
ali kinds Of smedicine and doctors and
got no relief. The gas blew me up like
q porcupine and had awful. collie ct
tacks. Finally heard of Mayr's Won
derful Remedy zand,i it has certainly
fixed ME up fine. am now as good
as ever" It is simple, harmless
preparation that removes the catarrh-
al mucus from the intestinal tract and
aflays the inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and in
festival ailments, including appen-
dicitis. One dose will convince or
money refunded. At; all druggists
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-17
Entsrprisina Caiifernians.

An senterprising citizen Of Los An
geles not long ago started little
scheme whereby persons In other
states and cities could, without leay-
ing home. give their friends the I'm
preston that they were visiting the
city of angels and movie millionaires.
And this was the scheme: For 25
cents he would send any one ten post
card views Of his, home town. These
the recipient was to address, Sign and
cover with messages, and return to
him with the amount necessary for
Slnsilhg them. Tie plan worked beam
tifuliy. AS a result, persons in other
tourist centers, including San Francis.
Co, New Orleans, Miami and Palm
Beach, have Initiated it.-New York
Evening Post. TX 49, ~
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COOPERATIVE EXCHANGE =" " s.. +.
IN SESSION AT FARGO
tBy United Press,

Fargo, N. D., Jan. 17.--Whether
the Equity Cooperative Exchange
shall become member Of any grain
exchange may be decided at the meet
ing now being held.
Benjamin Drake, attorney, and j.
NJ. Anderson, president, advised
strongly against such move, especial
ly as regards the Minneapolis Char1-
Der VI Commerce, but said there may
be advantages gained by joining the
Dnlnth Board of Trade:rt ~ @s,,, 7.
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A1N vAP1ida

Little Dick was a loyal Notre Dame
fan, 80 when that team recently played
Indiana. Raymond c. Fox took him
and his oHn little son to the station to
see the team and then to the Claypool
hotel, where followers Of both teams
were assembled. In telling his mother
about 1t he said: 80 =.
!, ''You know. mother, there were
about 100 people in the lobby and come
one said everybody take of your hats
for Indiana, and only about eighty.
nine did it."-Indlanapolis News.
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"A SMART TAILI.EUR'

One can listen ID the Hast word u
tailored suits when it is. said as plainly
as this Midnight blue duvetyn IS the
material used for the & straight line
jacket and two piece gathered skirt.
The Jacket closes at the neck and may,
be finished with high Or shawl collar
The other details are plain two piece;
sleeves, a narrow belt. and inserted
pockets. Mediun size requires AZ
yards s54ineh material for the suit.
Pictorial Review Jacket No. 1882:
Sizes, 81 to A inches bust Price, IS.
cents. Skirt No. 9s7o. SIZES "a to;
IS inches waist. ~: S:ss: s.=:. It.ss45
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Relatsd ! Love letters.

=: The old postmaster at the little
town Of EQgl. Kan, died recently,
after many years services. When
postal inspectors checked up, a mass
Of undelivered mail was found.
Stored away In old boxes were thou
sands of letters, some posted over four
teen years ago. Mnny to whom mail
was addressed are now dead. From
the mass Of undelivered mail matrOns
with families Received love letters from
SWANS Of a decade ago. Married men
also are receiving ancient :tepistles
filled with "sweet nothings."'--Uttca.
Globe.
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DAUGHTERS OF kEBEkAH
MEET A,T 1NAI;t. ACE HOME

As the Rebekaid lod geE si is not yet
permanently fleoated, twill meet to-
morrow evening at 8 o'clock at. the
home Of the iNogle Grand Bernice
Wallace, 718 sBemid avenue, unless
there. is further notice, more def
mite. arrangements can be made be-
fore that. time, st viii be announced
III Ihes Pioneer tom otrow.- ..;s*.ss ~. tes !.
Is s-sAss E~St
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-17
LADY ELks MEET TODAY

Elks. met at the Elks club
rooms this afternoon in regular ses-
sion. 1t was incorrectly announced
in last nights issue that they would
meet this evening.
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METHODIST LADIES' AID ....
HOLDS. MEETING, TOMORROW

The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Of the Methodist church will be
held in the church basement tomor-
row afternoon at q 80 o'clock. All
members are urged to be present
Lunch will be served about 5 o'clock,
continuing until 8: o'clock, to, which
all are invited, especially the men.
Hostesses are Mrs. C. j. Winter, Mrs.
p. L. Brown, Mrs. c. N. Shannon and
Mrs. M. w. Pierce. - 4 IL. ,.......t Ut
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-17

IurHERAN EREE MEN no
HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

The Mems Aid Of the Lutheran
Free church Of Nymore. will hold its
annual meeting this evening AT 8
o'clock. G.. n. Eyerson will serve
lunch AL members are urged to be
present. ~ .l S4 II N, II !? Ia
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X SAW ] /. SN0 = !! ! |
Enodshman corroborates Story
..5.5 Y Told by Explorers ". !.
Probability That There 10 Mysterious
Raes That Has Net Been Rsaehsd
u .25.z by Civilization. - :.sf='a :.

= -
;,.3 "Aliam hush nnasiI, = hemoe3 "
tue f 81! hoyal .aOs.e'Ass .up,
eenuy recatieo3 70 .:i = 1e pr -
1 ne London Times an: oecaaOu .Dlu.
years ago wnen ne was aoie . u.'est
sl e. = ngure winch At gelle.os ~
ee Ina q one OF we. .Apvu'n 49,
. lssa 70 Whon reIelenee nas 80 Se,n
maoes oy. members OF :tne = noun' 0's' "
sst1 expedifion. ne saad: SO. -,
snortly Deiofe tne las. IlDetan VA
...y, 1s0M IlDet VAN
otnerSEafyopean, 2 Tapetan suloe, ~
oltr tfalns 81 ABOUT f g OF MY Goodbye.
We Wera coming sooW 4 tae track Wn =,
!; lea q from !0nat0n g Sedonenen. re
Wdns y 20 - g Sans9k ~ .ne nlHn..
treck. but 8 Eenzin 4s5Nagol. otr suioe'
said the coolies woutti nol 7 aaca I've
leecnes, go we %naa % S.ake ene .ows.
Track, which roughly 1olhow =. sue 49,.
AS we got near Gantok we nad 20 cl,ne !.
the long ascent: MY companion 2. nou
gone on anead VIII lne .coo t,! : wAs
about mar a.mlle nenilnd' ABOUT nan an q
mile below W. iantok. 50 s:.H''s
s't&i stoned 20 breathe my morse on
an open y clearing, ana 4nlsmounlsu'
lopsen l the g1rtns and W ". J. tne
sun, which was 9 ost about seIan.s.
While was mnsing = neard q shknl
sound ana, Iookape sround, - saw: so 'lus
nfteen or twenty PAGES away, a ngule
which y now suppose must nave oeen
one % the hairy men .tnat the .hysEeh!
expedition tax ABOUT ana the !aDeeans'
according to them, can tne ADol lIAlll s
bic sSnowmen. Z: :. ~. =.
,.,."speaklng. to he pest OF my 800 6. Il.
lection, ne was httie unoer ~ 49,
high, almost stark naked a. ~ .nat. w.
cold-at was the month 81 HossAuel
He was g Kind OF pale yellow an oYsxs. 4,
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NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN AID /, J,
HOLDS MEETING TOMORROW

The Ladies', Aid Of the. iNbrWegiAn
Lutheran Church will hold it's rega-
lar meeting tomorrow afternoon at
2 80 o'clock in the church, Eighth
street and Minnesota avenue. Elec-
ton Of officers will: be, Held and all
members are requested toi attend.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-17

Want to Spend $t5, 100000. .
The. Massachusetts department OF
public works wants to sI,end $50 oO-
90 year on roads and Ridges OF the
state during the next 70 years
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Jacob Shirk, SD. Of Shevlin is at
tending to business matters. in: be-
midi this week: MI. !. 5s3y#;z
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Miss Margaret Mayer, who has been
i'll at her home on Minnesota avenue,
is now recovered in health. AKA: +. +
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-17

Il Ten pounds Of lard, 81, at Tropp.
mans meat market. ~ St1-l9
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midi this week: !. 4s {.
Miss Margaret Mayer, who has been
i'll at her home on Minnesota avenue,
is now recovered in health. u d.
One dollar same as two when buy
ing ladies suits and ladies and girls,
coats. O'Leary-Bowser Co. 1t1-17
DR.. f. w. johnson goes to Mime
apolis this evening on professional
business and will: return Thursday
morning. sa$ !; Rt: q. - =
John Moberg returned 4 Sunday
from a trim to Grand Rapids, Mich.,'
and left this morning for his logging
camps at Craig. II ~ sss;5
:. Fiftsen.ineh hard j aps Esofk usel
slabs for $3.50 per load as Bemidii
Manufacturing CO. e5zt d. l2- g !.
DR.. D. p. Winship Of Park Rapids
will BE the guest of Mrs. p. A. AM,
nette while transacting business IN
Bemidji this week. <::' = t;$tS
Mrs, HI. Rasmussen, who visited
relatives at Ladsmfth, Wis, for the,
past month, returned to her. home.
1915 Dewey avenue, Saturday. . ..=s
y. Mrs. =: c. L. =Pegelow and. little
daughter returned Monday from Min
neapoliss where they have been visit
ing relatives since before the holi-
days. " ,:=.s:s;; .y..:; IA, .;t..js
Hotels and rooming houses, 1880:
cotton blankets,1pair So 20. 0'Leary.
BowserG Go. 5s 1t1T17
Angus Nelson was business Wis.
itor in the city today. He also visited
his daughter, Gertrude, between:
trains. : IT. .s,' =, sss w. ? ~; 4.
Mrs. Belle. Long of Turtle River
spent the day yesterday lin Bemidjj
shopping: and visiting her brother
and sister, j.. w. Wilcox and Mrs.
ca. :Knopke. 80 4: Z, n:
H. u. Rasmussen, who is employed
this winter by the Crookston Lumber
company at Northome, visited his,
family at 1915 Dewey avenue over
the week end. - -, =, - :. j3.$552G.s
Barber shops, Colgate's shaving
soap. 1O-pound box, sale price, $3.50
box. O'Leary- Bowser Co.. 1tl-17
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sthol: ! Of
Pinewood came to Benidji yesterday
and MIR. Sthol will go to Minneapolis.
Mrs: Sthol will visit relatives in Be-
midi for a few days :. r 5lf7 ~.
DR.. R. j.. .McAdory left Bemidji
Monday evening for Minneapolis
where he will remain for a few days.
and then 60 onto San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. McAdory is in Minneapolis s, : J
SINNERS allssilk taffeta and llnessa-
lines. Sale price, $3.50 aayard o.
Leary-Bowser,t Co. aI =. ..$ ltl-17.
C. L.. listed went to- Minneapolis
Saturday evening to spend SUNDAY
with his son, Elwood, sWno5 81 .asseno-i
ing the university, ana i, StoS tt g.
business. He rs expected home tomor-
row mornlng fs5. +.,5,sl IN sss. " 4
-: :. .s.:sSs. S.
FOR RENT oderns furnished rooms ,
inquire '3II America avenue. ; !, :,
.z III NJ e .-3.: II ~
Mrs: Ruth Plerce, ,dlstrlct eeputy u,
the Moman,s benens. assoc,:sl1 81. - =;
the .Maccapee s rs IN nem.o5l i ~. =
oroe1. MIS-: r4 Ne4D e , n '. = =
Nroo ''ass'Di II: q.
- -: ,u.-.-,.L. -, .u...I .,.. =.
op1'ns vi. .oon =. -. ps..l
car p,;nsse ona,as = - 1tf
Dsrnsn Inone 80" - :
II ,. y, II. No,rtor COW of Mr. and
Mr. o nrn,, Ne.~t su ,.,t b mae nnerated
-, fo,. IN M rep.Sva,; If his tonsils and
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A. D. johnson went to Park Rapids
last: evening on business for few
days. ~ .-ssss s'~f @.i ~ as X.
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tvr Tho Daiiy Ptonser
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One dollar same as two when buy
ing ladies' suits and ladies and girls.
coats. O'Leary-Bowser Co. 1t1-l7
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Mrs. Belle. Long Of Turtle River
spent the day yesterday I'm Bemidjj
shopping, and visiting her brother
and sister,J. W.. Wilcox and Mrs.
G. Il. Knopke. 4 &:t f: Z,
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H. u: Rasmussen, who is employed.
this winter by the Crookston Lumber
company at Northonle, visited his,
family at 1915 Dewey avenue over
the week end. .~ -, ~. ,fs%5fFs
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John Moberg returned y Sunday
from a trip to Grand Rapids, Mich.,'
and left this morning for, his logging
camps 1T Craig. z s ~ Il Is, ~ s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-17

DR.. f. w. johnson goes to Mime
apolis this evening on professional
business and will: return Thursday
morning. 5.ts :$ = R' u fa5:f tg = :;
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Mrs. George A Mcdonald and
daughters, Marion and Helen Mae,
arrived in the city Monday to spend a
week at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank McManus. Mr.. Nc
Donald is attending the lumbermen's
convention at Minneapolis and will
come this way and accompany them
home the latter part Of the week. 49,.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-01-17

Angus Nelson was business Wis.
itor in the city today. He also visited
his daughter, Gertrude, between:
trains 's,.' .s3>s VI. ~: &.
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SINNERS allssilk taffeta and lmessa-
lines. Sale price, $3.50 as yard o.
Leary- Bowser2 Co. as -. .5%, ltl-17.

C. L.. listed went to Minneapolis
Saturday evening to spend Sunday
with his son, Elwood, who is attend
ing the university, and ITO tlansact
buiness. He is expected Home toraor-
row morning. 81: ssg, 4yz>44;sgssl ssssj (
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Hotels and rooming houses, 1880:
cotton blankets pair. So. 10. o. Lkary=
Bowser*G Co. .i:5:s. 1t1T17
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DR.. r. y. .McAdory left BemidI
Monday evening for Minneapolis
where he will remain for few days
and then 60 on to San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. McAdory is in, MINI apolls : ;:
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Sthol. of
Pinewood came to Benaidji yesterday
and Mr.. Sthol will go to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Sthol will visit relatives in Be-
midi for a few days. :. = r. i.
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:: Mrs. >: c. L..=Pegelow and ! little
daughter returned Monday from Min
neapoliss where they have been: visit
ing relatives since before the holi-
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FOR RENT-Nf odern furnished rooms
inquire 3 HE America avenue. s. IS & {.
.jZ4a'EgssI BE- .zs4fz4 3 ies.ss5i3.1f IL z

Mrs. Ruth Pierce, district deputy Of
the Woman's Benefit. association Of
the Maccabees is in Ben1idjf Tor a
weeks stay~in the interests Of that
order. Mrs. Pierce's home is in
CrOokstorl, 8: 80 -, s.. ~ .:4z9F = .ys. -
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Barber shops, Colgate's shaving
soap. 1O-pound box, sale price, $3.50
a box. O'Leary- Bowser CO.. :1t1-17
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DR.. D. p. Winship Of Park Rapids
will BE the guest of Mrs. II. A. AM,
nette while transacting business IN
Bemidji this week.. ..:ss 2 ; s;SstS
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-15
FAMILY WAS
ALARMED OVER
HER CONDITION
Tampa Woman Lost All Her
Strength and Energy-COm-
pIexion Became Yellow

"Some little time ago members of
my family were very much alarmed
about my failing health and on their
advice | took Tanlac. and it certainly
has been a wonderful help to me-
said Mrs. E. Reid, 2S2S Elmore street,
Tampa, Fla.
Last year my health began to
break, my liver seemed to be torpid
and my complexion was so jaundiced
was almost as yellow as a pumpkin.
kept getting weaker day by day and
felt drowsy and sluggish all the time.
I'm a few days after l started on
Tanlac l began to feel an improve
ment and in a short time was like a
different person altogether. Today,
after taking only two bottles, my COM
plexion has cleared up, have a
splendid appetite, my digestion is per-
feet and just feel good clear to my
Einger-tips.''
Tanlac is sold in Lakeland at the
City Drug Store and by leading drug
gists everywhere.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-15

BY unanimous vote of the dele
gates in attendance at the Republican
convention held in Lakeland Tuesday
afternoon by delegates from the first
congressional district, Judge w. M.
Gober, of Lakeland, was nominated to
be the Republican candidate for con-
gress at the next congressional cleo
ton. The nomination of Judge Gober
was followed by an enthusiastic out
burst and great interest was mani
tested in the entire proceedings.
Judge Gobers nomination followed
the report of a nominating committee
composed of C. J. Anderson, c. E.
Barnes, j. L. Skipper, |. l.. Price,
Joyce Brazzellee, ]. c. Beekman and
A. w. Gage, who brought in a report
submitting the name of Former Mayor
A. L. Lang of st. Petersburg, and
Judge Gober. 1t was readily seen
that Judge Gober was the favorite and
the nomination was therefore made
unanimous.
Those attending the convention
were:
l.. d. Roberts of Highlands county.
II. A. Augenbach and G. Swinburn,
of Pasco.
]. C. Beekman, A. w. Gage and H.
D. Yerks of Pinellas.
]. o. Price, T. L. Kelan, L. R.
Kearns, Judge b. Griffin and c. w.
IAN of Hillsboro.
]. Anderson and W. r. Quagle
flake.
wv. j. Case of Hardee.
II. R. Driggers of Charlotte.
Judge w. M. Gober, ]. d. Skipper,
Isaac Van Horn and G. B. Skipper OF
Polk
Citrus, DeSoto and fernando were
not represented
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-15
LAKE HUNTER TERRACE
ATTRACTS LARGE CROWDS
Subdivision Opened for Sale Last
Week Is Selling Rapidly

The Lake Hunter Terrace subdivis-
ion located on Lakeland's closest in
large lake was opened for sale last
week by the National Realty Co. of In
dianapolis and every day has been a
big day for sales at the grounds.
1t was announced by the company
that out of over fifty lots soil so far
there are about fifteen parties who are
making plans to build at the earliest
possible moment.
This ground is ideal for building
and has long been ripe for subdivid-
ing. The elevation on the hill where
Lake Hunter Terrace is located is
somewhat over fifty feet above the
lake level. This especially appeals to
many people from the north who arc
making Lakeland their home, because
they are used to a billy country. A
splendid view of the city of Lakeland
is provided from the lots on the hill
in the new addition.
The National Realty Co. has devel-
oped and sold over two hundred va.
rious high class subdivisions in va
rious parts of the United States. They
have opened up and sold five additions
at Orlando and Winter Park, Florida,
and these additions are building rap
idly.
The lots are sold at private sale
with the price being placed on each
lot according to its location to the
lake. Lots can be purchased in this
addition on a monthly payment of ten
dollars and if one wishes to pay all
cash a ten per cent discount is pro-
Vided for.
AS Lakeland is developing her lakes
the same as Orlando has, there is no
doubt that Lake Hunter will be a
very high class section of Lakeland,
and Lake Hunter Terrace should build
up rapidly with good homes. The sale
Of the lots continue several days
longer.