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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-04-01

ROOMS FOX IlGHI HOOSEkE Ef1NG
Rates reasonable. Marlboro Cottage
j. e. zecher. proprietor. cor. Main St
and Pleasant Ave, P~leasantville. N. ].
a STANDARD MAKE good piano. for
sale cheap. las N. Main st.
TOP SOIL AND SAND free for the haul
ing. Next to Lakes Quality Fish Mar
ket.
FOR RENT.-Furnished room. convenient
to all ear lines. 80 Il. West Jersey ave.
FOR SALE. Five-room house, garage,
chicken houses; about Y acre ground
all fenced in: So, 600, terms: possession
at an early date. so Walnu avenue.
WHITE PEKIN DUCK EGGS for hatch
ing; $1.50 per setting. Bessor's Poultry
Farm, Walnut avenue.
THE HANDY SHOP. las N. Main St
\ handy place to buy your Wool Yarns,
2 OF. soc. We will knit b%ootees. af-
ghans, baby set. knit hats all shapes
and colors. Knit by experts.
FOR SALE-House with six rooms and
bath, Apply Adams store. Washington
Ave. and Doughty Road. Phone NV,
MOURNING HATS AND Wells oui
speciality. Advanced Styles of 1922,
Spring satin and straw hit at reduced
Pacific Ave. Atlantic City.
GIRLS WANTED to learn knitting. APP
ply Taubel. Scott Il Kitzmiller Co.. Inc.
YES. l DC PAPERHANGING.-Win call
with samples. ED. l.. Hudson. 425 N,
Main street.
CHICKENS.-NNill buy or sell in any
quantity. Write C. Hare. Absecon. OF
call phone 246.
WE BUY Anything you have to sell fol-
cash h. Both phones. Drop postal
Moore's. 221S Atlantic Ave, Atlantic
City. Established 1896.
FOR S~ALE.-Novelty Combination Goa.
and gas ranges hot plates, wick and
ranges and stoves William Il. Mathis
successor to M. j. Coke. Is e. West
Jersey avenue.
WANTED.-Farm and Country property
of every description. No matter where
located, can sell 1t. Write or phone
and our representative will call. Stroui
Farm Agency. Egg Harbor City. N. J
Both phones SOC.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-04-01

To, Charles Mathis. Owner; Union Ma
tional Bank of Atlantic City. N. j.:
Howard b. Nicholson and James Hoo
gan. trading as II. B. Nicholson &
Company; Jacob German; Leon S. DeX-
ter and Edward Mccullough, trading
as Elliott, Fisher Company. Ltd. hold
ers of judgments against Charles Ma
this;
Take notice that the following describ-
ed land and premises. to wit: Situate in
the city of Pleasantville, county of At
lantic and State of New Jersey. being a
lot beginning IN the N. Il. line of Adams
Avenue 60 feet n. from the N. W. line of
the New Road. and extending N. w.
along Adams Avenue 80 feet in width by
140 in length at right angles thereto. and
assessed as Block 1877, IA. on the Asses
sors' Map of Pleasantville aforesaid, hay
ing been sold at tax sale as evidenced by
the certificate thereof of date October 8,
1915, under the statutes in such case
made and provided. you as owner or
parties of interest may redeem the same
within six months from the date of ser
vice hereof upon you: and that unless
you SO redeem the same within said six
months, your right TO such redemption
viii be barred.
Dated April 1. 1922.
CHARLES CELONA
Assignee of Purchaser.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-04-01
CARD OE

P~leasantville. n. j., March 25. 1922.
We wish to thank all our many friends
and relatives. also the employees of Tau
bells Hosiery Mill, and the shepherds
kindnesses extended us during our sad
bereavement following the death of our
darling baby, Catherine Eleanor Thur
low, who died Monday morning. March
30, at 10 n of six. aged Z weeks
and 5 days; also our darling mother,
Catherine Carly. who died at IL 80 O'Clock
Wednesday morning, March %, 1922. AL
so thank Mr.. Adams for his good service
he rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thurlow. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Carly. Patience Carly.
John Carly, Frank Carly. and Ethel
Carly.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-04-01

Good seven room house. c~onveniences
near trolley. desirable home. lot 60x150,
Large frame house. ten rooms, good To-
cation. Absecon district, lot 170x220,
garden. poultry yard. garage, few chan
ges would make attractive home; rea-
sonable price; terms.
Six room frame dwelling. central loca-
tion. conyeniences, desirable home.
Six room, good frame house, near trolley
central location, lot 50x150; offered al
low price.
Seven room frame house. conveniences
near Boulevard, near car lines. low
price; require $40 0 cash. balance on
mortgage.
Linwood, desirable home. six rooms, con-
veniences, garage, lot 50X150. garden,
etc, few yards from trolley line.
T. I. DUNLAP,
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
PLEASANTVILLE, n. ].
Licensed by the New Jersey Real Estate
Commission.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-04-01

ARE YOU IN THE MARKET FOR A
USED CAR? We can supply your re-
venience. Also. let us remind you that
only Light Six equipped with Bosch
generator. Earl l.. Farr Co. PISS At
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-04
NelO Colony Is Planned
Where Rents Are LOUer

IN an effort 10 escape from the diet
tan'e. who wants 10 wear flowing tip
and live in tho midst OF temptation. this
body has called conference Of artists.
writer's and real estate men to consider
the proper method Of founding new
colony elsewhere.
Manv have departed already. going
uptown 10 join the artists Who hav"
gathered IN the vicinity of Fifty seventh
street. Others have deserted Manhat-
tan and moved across the East River to
Brooklyn. where they are established
on Columbia Heights, under the pa
ternal eye Of Joseph PenneIl
som" of the more prosperous. whose
iOrays in the field Of illustration and
commercial art have changed their cir
cLmstanCeS, have reached the point
where they can afford iU Iiv" UIt O'
town and commute to their studios.
Drson Lowell. fu" iuh; anCr. travels in
from his beautiful home in New
Rochelle each morning 10 hiS studio
atop the Bankers Trust RUlding, Ct
Forty second street and Fifth avenue,
while Harrison Fisher and r. Leyen-
decker have their handsome shops in
the Beaux Arts Building.
But il is not such as these who are
affected BY the new movement IN nrtls'lc
real estate. II j. the poor artist, to
whom the sale Of q picture is an o"'
"aeion for tho greatest iuhiIation, who
feels the rub of the increased rents.
How kcenly This condition is felt Is
cvinrcd by the following statement by
frederick *. Detwilor, widely known
painter.
"Young artists are being forced out
OF the city by hundreds. The coming
generation Of American artists are I,
he found today on the farms. where
they can live chcaply and use the barns
! for studios
New York IL now an art center, bat
| II is foreign art center. II - tn
mart chiefly for imported wor Ks OF ar
American artists are being driven ou'
Of contact with their markets. TIE
| struggling young fellow is finding i
more aud more difficult to get foot
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in by the thousands aud are running
the artists ont Of their humCs.
Jay Iiambridgo. tho artist whose
theory Of dynamic symmetry aroused 20
much discussion among students Of
Greek art and architecture throughout
the world. is In accord with Mr.. DPt-
wiler upon tho peril whirh threatens
New York : future as an art center.
"Many nrtistS who want to stay In
New York arc forced to 60 away aS far
rs Northern Connecticut. hc said.
"Tbousands have been compelled 10 lind
cheap places in the country, where they
work. making occasional trips to Now
York 70 see their publishers or dealers.
This handiraps thom seriously. A
young artist finds Il difficult TO get
commissions unless he is near his mar
kct. To force him into the country may
impair his work. Artists cdn"atc each
other hy visiting each Others studios,
seeing work that is being done and ex-
changing ideas. This loss Of cOntact
may seriously interfere with the de-
velopm"nt Of some young artists. On
the other hand. II some artists are
forced into isolation in tho country, they
may work harder and do better.
ing tO force artists uU' os sections In
which artists have lived for many wears
in order 10 make way for outsiders who
want TO live there because those sec
tions have been the homes Of artists.
"Oue friend of mine. Occupying an
apartment in a fnur-stnry studio build
ing. was forced out becau>" hc was an
artist. Tn" other floors w"rc all occu-
pied by persons who were only there at
night. The landlord found he could run
the building cheaper by catering only to
people who were absent during the dny.
TIc started 20 cut of heat IN the day
time. In o'hcr ways hc made II so un-
pleasant tina, tho artist was compelled
TO move.
Another cause for high rentals IN
CreonWj"h Village - laid at the door
Of the i"ng- suffering automobile. which
/ patient mechanism has hoen blamed at
one 'imc or Gnothcr for virtually all
thc Ills of modem clviliza'ion
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worn by the late Tewksberry Jones,
and are considered one of the con-
tributory causes of his early demise.
At any rate, as Mrs. Jones her.
self says, she has always felt that
she could do something really
worth while If she only had the
time and she belongs to a Brown
ing society.
Under these circumstances it is
only a question of time before the
idea of moving down to Greenwich
Village dawns upon Mrs. Jones'
consciousness like Phoebus over the
eastern hills. She takes the sub
way down to Sheridan Square and
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!
III 81
w Ss.AN1CL.A2:. ~
-. ss.,E5tE> II }Ns,&a -.
Inc Samo'ar another Village landmark more "sIum
mers' than Villagers be

The prr>"n' tenant is not n. vet
"wdr" Vf this. hut the landlord know !
whereof he speaks. lie viii move, all
right.
Mrs. Tswkshcrrv lone, goes home
"Iatrd. She i gong ~ be an artis,
She is gong to live right down in
GrcenW!ch Village, among the people
who really 10 things Sue Is 10 become
part Of III" gav. mysterious. Lncouyrn-
i!onal life OF 'he s'ad:n>. The hersrrk
shriek ui thr subway covers ihs
enatcnes "r Il IlIr'r song which she
Mngs. n ,uns Witch She Oncn heard
sung ia French. heg.uujug La vie"
something or other 'lra Ia. tum.,e.
tum." and So forth.
And down on Fol' street the land.
.ord also sings lt'tl" song and indltes
a brief not" 10 Henri, VINO occupies the
studio IN question, ln'Drnlng him 'nur
lne monthly rental. Iu-irai "f so, Will
Il" $40 IN the future
One hundred and lrn doi.urN, How
a'nghr'nlIv rraS"nal.". says Mrs
Trwkshryry Jones, wy eva Riverside
Drive.
"Nne hundred and yen collars. Ont
again, grVana ll"uu doNU on Fort
street.
In due rours" Mr.. J,uo, pu,s mos,
Of her taruttllr" in storage. bohs her
nair. buys a uhu'elc. makes herself Il
snock, daubs It ur'.e po'ur on It and
moves tu.
HEM gatLrrs Ms ,T,,'~ 'ogc'her.
tears his hair. pNWus L.> u.Ml,r over
cont and moves uu'
Mrs. Jones and her ,n Luvrycr. arc
not So "fcusiv" to III" u.-I' ulrIpd VI
layers MS another sp., ,.~ 60 ,uGcrupc"
which has mad" HI, mpWruucr "t late.
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THE VZZLAGE SURRENDERS TO RICH ART DABBLERl
rs SKYHZGH RENTS ROUT THE RE1AL BOHEMIAN.
.Nezv Y0rkS MOntMartre Rub-
Mly Failing Into HandS of
Seekers Atter atmosphere
With PIethOrIc UalZety

4. ,rsT h artists Greenwich Village?
W Are sands Of commercialm enguf Yors
i.ums empeamental oasis?
Are soaring drive from their picturesque paint
sclrtors who comprise Americas Montmartre
which confronts Greenwich Village
r Of its pognanty practical nature douby distressing artistic
nemen live, if only in garre If the garet una
uha
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to OTHER 0nd
Cheaper Pastures Suggested
in Move to Keep american
Ouar1ier Latin far artists

the village that Mr. Bowes' organi1a =
paign for the construction Of studios
upon thc roofs Of loft and Office build.
ings near the East and Hudson Rivers.
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Seekers of atmosphere
Chased Artists AUau

Consider for a moment the mani
fold beauties Of the idea. Mrs
Tewksberry Jones, for example, is
living in an apartment on Riverside
Drive, for which privilege she pays
$4,000 year. She feels that any
thing less pretentious is unsuited to
her station in life. At the same
time the financial situation demands
an immediate change in the ratio of
income and expenditure. What to
DO? 1t is hsrassing problem,
which would undoubtedly bring gray
hairs to the head of Mrs. Tewks-
berry Jones, We're it not for her
henna treatments.
Now, it so happens that Mrs.
Jones was considered talented as a
s'rl at boarding school, a reputation
which she earned by her striking
work on hand-psinted neckties, and
This idea has persisted through more
5sars than she cares to think about.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-05

SOUTH SIDE, 2-story home. consisting oi
a large living room, dining ROOM ktCheh
and breakfast room, three good bed
rooms on second floor. tile bath, built
In tub and pedestal lavatory, deoora'
tiOns and light fixtures of good tHsio
select oak floors throughout, furnace
laundry trays. 2-Car garage and modern
quarters. native shade; ready to move
into. Located In Maple Ridge section.
fun sized lot. Priced at $4,000 Tor Pulch
sale with good terms. Cedar 27bb
SOUTHEAST property for sale, paving
sidewalks Gear garage, oversize lot
several nice shade and fruit trees
chicken park fenced, five large rooms
hardwood foora bullt-ln features. man.
lei, splendid basement. would consider
good acreage or small cash payment
very easy monthly payments. Iur-
chase price t5lo0. eau pSage 0Ss'
Cedar 7s0 and Usage 7772-R
SOME good homes on north side close
In Price from 10000 10 5000 with
$1,000 cash. balance f75 per month.
NJ j. Glass & Co Cedar 1884, Osagv
1894
To THE AMBITIOUS homcsccEcT want
ing q start. Here 10 Is. fl700, right on
the pavement On car line ana not
far out. paving all paid but three years;
dandy good lot wl'h we'll, trees
etc; mako you comfortable home save
you lots OF good rent, and some day
you can build better house. can
show you this In juiy,, Prlce only
$500. with $500 down "atfon 4 y
zsrd, TulsH's lvest agency, Cedar AhAl
WEST TULSA rental Investment; corner
lot, four houses, monthly rental Nbo
Price only f2.G5O. can arrange terms
warren a Iszard, Tulsa's hyest agency.
Cedar a3st
WANT 40 sELI.-By owner. six large
rooms, sleeping porch. bath, pantry
closets and stairs 20 attic Hioreroom {,
double garage. modern servants guar
tcrs. buUt-in features In Kitchen. Price
and terms made known at 2l7 3 victor
Usage 2s77-J
5000 CASH, fAb01 for almost new, strictly
modern, 6-room bungalow on a full
size lot IN nice location, brick 'front.'
porch built-in cabinets garage "nd
tnlcfen house, the balance can b."
handled on easy monthly instaluenis
Usage $3.50.
YOU STOP THAT RENT
| $500 down buys new b.r0oiu bungalow.
oak floors, right up TO the minute
| price reduced 10 tib00 and $50 month
Can you boat ~ can HalN son,
Osage 3.
| 1900 CASH. balance $50 per month, brand.
| new, five rooms and breakiaHt room
oak floors throughout; massive mantel
| built-iu cabinets, with fibre stone drain,
| garage and drive, full size lot, on
| pavement. close TO school and car line.
Price $4,000. Call Cedar 300
81 25O--North Cheyenne, t-toom, modern
| bungalow. including larg" sleeping
! porch. ali rooms nicely finished aud oi
| good size: splendid bathroom, home is
| practically new This Is reduced
| price FOR this modern bungalow and
$500 buys owners entire equity An
| inviting property et an attractive
| price Warren 4 lizard, Tulsa's lyest
! agency, Cedar S5si
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-05

HOUSES ron s,IE

DI E. 60. SoIo
Neai Es'h'e 'or oaie
HOUSES toU sNIh ~
{7oo -t-N-u aud t.5 90 month buys a u,,
f..I. ,ntt,e, .n lf,a GAIT .Id, DI.#.
o. pavement ana transportation. OVuer
must sol at onco. rr.o only $1,000
--,..,-,-y.Ii ,rI ,3o non month, -ruf. ,,l.I
,r r,.,,s.t,, ~ . t.rty loom bur,,
lao t,.rI ,..,,' On r4,.u.pt nu, black
nom CO.. line and iloo, Jhrro no.,,
,,l 'ugt, ~, ,,,,s J,r', IItiIc b,uI,
fur ouly 81 $50 CON Cedar 557
,, ,--..
f''' ''' "nH gov t'. '''" '''' 't'
size lot ON pavement two hiocaH tiu"
cor hn" ana s'u"", s'lN ".u',UN,,
h"h' i'l "nN f..v''. ~" co." "'''
'. 'NN l'''tn ''''
5000 CASH and &bu pot month puts you
n tmmcdiato Iusseszion ~ u dandy.
room. modern huugaluw. un the east
aide hardwood roora throug huut beau.
ufui decorations and fixtures nttrnr.
tive mantcI. built-in features, ou y1vr.
Wrnt one block tlom school hnd = 'ng.
poriauon real buy at '''0V" Ca"
-1-,-1.iI In---i6- INV. +; .oii6- e,Je 6ongsioW
n,o laIre rooms. herdwooI doors
lnr"ngnonl n,lrngo,S tf,'u,hes h1o,',.l "nn
ss1tion. i'th1,, h1,,, 'in features. ON psvrmcnt
,,,s. ,',',,,u, ,,,,go AMI 'Jri,,v,,
al O.
a. ,enl hnis'ln AZ az ','t'o'"' VII ar i" m'o'i'' wy
''gg0 rooI,, h,,,sr b.s.,psnt rIr" rsr,Ion
spnt ,bl,k,u V,tl and house nun
tfoos clos" In on F,dafd drive. real
b,,g,tr a. "a sGo tni Leo osBFc
G5ti loS security Hir
$500 cAsu $50 monthly buys new, b.
room modern buntal"W on N9tih M',n
floors. rtice $3.50 mort Robcrts.
usage BOSS. iio Robinson mas.
sl.iO0 BpUITY tu 5-room bungalow IN
Kendall WIN take In car ON deal. for
.,ggforgma,',on .,., cal, o'"so 7''s'R 92'
Iors ron s,,r .e
-
SfLENbID 'phNEit LOT WIN b.
room mouse, mnn"lh "@.s,I''t @ J., o" ,n' pnNN,,
m,hss NJ r,ic, auitc , hi, ,nier nnrL"t
vnn,c TrIr, Z : 200 1900 dnwn monthly
ra,nopta less than rcnt. II yGu arc IN.
torrsted IN u real HON. call Usage Gp2
Cedar 7so aud Usage 7772-H.
ATTRACTiVE H.SIDENtE LOTS
| SshO-Epat sixth street. fun size modern.
sn,ooth lot: on pavement. near Kendall
cuiIege.
81 SGOHTerrace Drive addition; high.
slightly lot; restricted location; near
| south Utica.
| 81 0OO-South Peoria street; attractive
modern Toy tof apartment or home site
he"r IWeItih ,ss,s.IttIINs T. sou
| osa,o aooc qT7t Egs N,y, uidv
-" > ,SSS - : - -
| .... ......,...,,,.. an
~ bEAullf " hEslbhNIb bpI
W." ~ ~ ~ ~ so" so,,,h ,to,,, i,
"boic"' ra.tricted Iocatton. near Maple
| Ridge, an Attractive home .ltc, size 90
hv ig6 fsr,
/. JENKINS a. SON
| OSAGE t9OG-3775 b2s MAYO BLDG.
| ,,,.-.
nsni A. 900 ensh CaiI cedar 90.
| T,,uNltu : oi.,o, niori,. ,.st 40 CIV
| bnii 81 500. "A good iocstinn for apart.
| mont. Better Investigate Booker
| Realty. Cedar 1869
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OWNER Will sell home close iu ou cust
side; paved street, cars pass door.
south front, 7-room bungalow and bath !,
reasonable cash payment. balance like
rent. Dg4gp bG7g
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Real Estate for Rent
rt,Ts AND APARTMENTS

.orr ,cartment, four rooms, hail, sun
AM. ~ bath, nicely arranged. Grace
P,,. Ninth and Boulder. Phone Usage
ans
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Real Estate for Sale


CHEYENNE. n ll6S-Two-story. four
sleeping rooms. large liviug room, din
INK room and kitchen, basement. 2.
car garage and servants quarters. eN.
celleut location 40 commission TO pay.
A.nL.n AAIn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-05

SUNSET pARK-Handsome brick
home. In Sunset park, largo cor
ner lot, center hail, two tile
baths. also toilet and layatOry ON
first floor; nine rooms. including
large sleeping porch. Cauvnsed
and painted walls, In beautiful
soft tones, artistic lighting fix
turcs. large basement with COM
bnatIon furnace, laundry trays
and electrically equipped for
laundry; 2-cHr garage, modern
servant room. This elegant homo
is Offered Ht a sacrifice price,
under present cost Of constitute
ton. owner SOS ". Twenty
first st. Phone Usage 60s9.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-05

SICILY HFEASsssD q a.Foo% oven ,ii'.,SSy sP;
,'S monthly. Phone osaso 77ib or
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-05

FOR SALE BY OWNER -,Flve. room
bungalow. hardwood floors, lear
garage, chicken house, yard. ~ y.
Iuu.g
FOR SALE-Throe duplexcs and 5-room
cottage on a desirable corner. well stu.
atod, close in; $2s.O 900 with 81 1000
down Good terms on balance. Cedar
1913, Curry.
FOR SALE-Beautifm fve-room bungH-
low with breakfast room, basement and
garage, located at AL r.. Thirteenth
place. House Is completely furnished
with highIclass furniture. Must be sold
Immediately. Sacrifice price complete
S,l50, or will sell separately Can at
once, Silsby Realty CO.. Usage 1868.
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SOUTHWEST SIDE

SAND SPRINGS car line FouT-room bum
gaIow, bathroom; closets. Hcteened-ln
porch; south-front corner, one block
south Of car line. only f3.l00; $3.50 cash
aud good terms on balance. Call cedar
1890
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mOIsts tNN sNIn


OWNER offers fine new 7-room bungalow
in high slightly enst-frout location,
on lot boNl6o, three bedrooms, breakfast
room. with pullman suite. refrigerator
room. basement. garage; drive. cement
porch. pcauutuI meutclt openings
weutherHtriuurd, modern kitchen aul
soddcd. etc. For price and terms see
r. T.. Genet, phone Cedar $3.50 or Usage
OWN NOuR HOME
Select the lot on which you wish 90 build
We viii buy it fur you az tho lowest 'ash
price Hnd furnish the money. ON this
lot We wifi build a house for you &C
cordiug 10 your own plans or We VIII
furnish the plans. You make a small
cash payment, balance monthly II you do
not have the payment required, wc VIII
show you the hest way to get IT, rms
will pay biz returns IN profit ana thrift
and little later will enable you TO
own YOUR HOME.
Fidelity Investment Co, home builders.
First Floor Security building osugc
ab66
OWNER viii soll home close In IN east
side; paved street, cars pass door.
south front, 7-room bungalow and bath,
reasonable cash payment, balance like
rent. Usage bd73.
SOUTHWEST SIDE
$3.50.
within walking distance. modern. room
home. 35xt3o feet. fine shade, fruit aud
nice home. $3.50, balance $50 month.
y y. Ricy 4 Co. cedar 1913.
SOUTH SIDE BARGAIN-Sgu0 cash huys
n beautiful. 5-room ana breakfast room.
modern bungalow. Living room across
the entire front. Hardwood nours
throughout butt. Iu featurcs of every
Kind, including recess tub. handsome
fixtures ana decorations, French doors.
basement. rouFhcd in FOR furnace, "a.
rage and driveway. real homo at only
$500. with easy monthly payments.
Call Usage 9bs6.
SOUTHWEST SIDE
ti7b0
Good cottage. five large rooms modern,
lot 3bN130 feet shade aud fruit trees
IN on good home In Southeast section.
cedar 1913, r.. n. riley 60.
SOUTHEAST SlDE-New California hun
Enlow; living room across entire 'front.'
breakfast room, with bullt-in buffet 3
dining room. kitchen, with all huilt in
features and two nice bedrooms. nice
basement, hardwood floors and all up.
to-date features, garage ana dTive' To-
Gated on fun sonth h-fIont lot. on the
paving. Price 1880. $1,000 cash. Gail
Usage 66s2
SOUTH VlcrOR-Dandy groom bunga-
low; half block off pavement: 1890;
| $3.50 down; balance 1876 per month. ca
dar 1850.
gaIow, bathroom; closets, Hcrcened-ln
| porch south front corner, one block
south Of car line, only f3.l00; $3.50 cash
aud good terms on balance. call cedar
1850.
| SAND SPRINGS line, by owner brand.
new, Broom house. nice gly ssed.in
sleeping porch, large front aud back
| porches; everything up to the minute,
| on choice half acre of ground, one block
west and one north Of Nern station
can Usage 1901. Cedar li2. Osnge
| 42l0-J.