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silly thing rd Done" SAID Aimee with

silly thing rd DONE" SAID Aimee with
a gulp. at would come out that was
your daughter-it would be all over the
country, and In all the newspapers"
Lord Scroope, very pale. drew a deep
breath, and gave prolonged shudder.
"B-Mr. Spencer told me I'd got to
go back and make IL clean breast Of IL
all. He wanted to tell you. But / didn't
dare. / refused to let him say any,
thing-I made him swear be wouldn't.
1t was my trouble, not his. So he did
what | asked; even though II meant
the police would suspect him, too. So
he took the jewels to Aunt Erythea,
and never said a word about me: and
when she offered him the job as chauf-
feur he took 1t: so that the police
wouldn't suspect him-or mel He
came here and drove Aunt's carsi"
"And you" said her father quietly,
What happened to you?"
II went back to Scroope next day.
found Amy Snooks was coming here as
mald-1 made her go to Seabridge, and
took her place, Dad. Just to be safe
from those beastly police-in the hope
they'd catch the thieves, If we gave
them time-and then they wouldn't
catch me and make me explain. And
it's just what happened; Billy-Mr.
Spencer-caught one of them yester~
day, and the police have got him. No
body knows anything about me, except
you herer
Aimee painted like a deer mt bay.
"And Billy's asked me to marry him,
and I'm going :" she said desperate
ly. 81 love him! There's nobody like
Billy-he's been splendid He isn't a
chauffeur at all-till Aunt made him
one. And I'd marry him, even IL he
was! !" declared Aimee, on the verge Of
tears.
There was n stunned silence For
once speech denied itself even to Lady
Erythea. GeOrglna was sobbing gently
in the chair. Alexander still stood over
her and said nothing.
Il seem to find a thread OF euighten.
ment in this story" said Lord Scroope,
slowly. Eyes. l think know enough
Of you, Aimee to understand. l have
a question to put. You came here on
the day following the burglary. Where
did you spend the previous nlsht7
Nhat were you dolngt'
Il was in cave.'
Lord Scroope passed a long white
hand across his brow.
"A caveT" he repeated, blankiy. "YCu
have reverted, 1t seems, to the customs
of our Neolithic ancestors"
at was a ripping cave" said Aimee
little Historically, down in the cras
pits. All the little rabbits for company.
1t was more peaceful than Jervaulx.
I know it wouldn't have suited George"
May l ask when this unknown
young man permitted himself to pro-
pose to your
yesterday"
1--WE will not pursue that matter"
said Lord Scroope, gloomiIy; this
hardly seems the time or place for de
tailed explanations. l feel"
The door opened and Monsieur de
Jussac entered. He gave slight start
as his eyes Travelled rapidly over the
group.
"A thousand pardonsl A family
matter, l perceive" lie said quickly, u
will withdraw"
Don't go, Vicomte" exclaimed
Aimee. anyone who's a friend of
mine is welcome here. You may as well
be in at the DEATH"
"If l can be of any service" said
Bertrand. He bowed courteously to
Aimee's father. Lord Scroope, pre-
sumo"
YOU" said Lady Erythea to Ber-
trand, trembling with wrath, were
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BY Sidney Gozvi11g
illustrations by Ellsworth Young
Copyright 1872 by Sidney Gowing

rived at the abbey there was no sign
or his partner After lingering for
some time near the most likely haunts,
blily sighed and retreated to the
garage.
lie had not been there long when
Aimee's face appeared furtively round
the angle OF the door.
Hello! y she said, stepping inside.
she hated. and they looked at each
other obviously. Aimee was decidedly
pale her eyes pathetic and rather
frightened.
81 couldn't help 1t. Bllly!" she said
suddenly.
Couldn't help what2"
you saw us getting away, didn't
you? And the girl-and the Sphinx
Has Monsieur de Jussac explained to
your.
Il haven't seen him." said Billy,
quietly. but guess it isn't hard to see
how things were. You might as well
tell me, though"
Aimee, very gloomily, described her
encounter with Calamity Kate.
Il know" she concluded, shakily.
you're thinking me an idiot. I'd no
right to take such risk-with the po-
lice there and everything. IL sup.
pose she's thief. But she's done such
lot for that man. and she was so mis-.
erable. He's her husband. And ]
couldn't help thinking about you and
me, Billy, and how l should feel If you
you"
She broke down and began to cry
quietly.
That's how 1t was. Are you very
angry with me?"
Billy gasped and, stepping quickly to
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also In this conspiracy! You appear to
know the whole story!"
'Oh, of course he knows it." said
Aimee, wildly, lust as Billy knew 1t.
and Georgina, and Diana, too. They
all did their best for me-right from
the beginning. l wasn't wcrth it-but
they did"
at seems" said Lady Erythea, grip
ping the back of a chair, that every.
one in my household knew all about
this-eNcept myself and my nephewI
Who, through his position and his hno-
cence, now finds himself"
Il beg your pardon, Aunt" said Al
exander, pallld but calm, ~, also, knew
everything that was to be known
from the moment Aimee entered this
house. I knew that Georgina-was
Georgina. am as culpable as any"
CTo BE CONTINuED)
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ImaaInatIon and Memory,

Imagination is not, like memory, held
to actual experience. 1t takes the
mind beyond its own experience. b.
yond the present and apparent u
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Odds and Ends Of
COrsets Reduced

ReneO Belt Stylish Stout,
Memo, Binner and Erolaset
Corsets, of fine cOutiI and
brOche; low, medium and
long hip styles. Sizes ~ to
36. but not in each style.
Formerly IS to 0E 40
SIS. Fridays price. OOe1N
American Lady, Nine. Lyra.
Memo, Rengo Belt, Trio Cir.
dies and Frolaset Corsets::
sizes IA to 36, but not IN
each style. Formerly $500
to $3.50. Fridays GO R0l
price s. -. .s.-..... ssN ~.
Rengo Belt, Warmers. C-B,
r & q, Bien-JoIie, Gotham
Girdles and Ffolaset BAN
dObeIts; sizes u to So, but
not In each style. Formerly
2.bO to $500. CT X
Fridays price. AU
I3rassieres and Bandeaux. De
BevOise, BOyslfOrn1, Model,
Stylish Stout, Blend Olie
and Memo Circlets: sizes SO
to 30, but not In each style.
Formerly $500 and CQO
$3.50. fridays price VON
De BevOise and BicnaJOIie
Brassieres. made OF Skin
1lerss satin embroidery. lace
trimmed. Sizes 36 to IS.
Formerly $3.50 to Q1 co
$500. Friday = price UAsUV
THIRD FLOOR
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COURT ORDERS BENJAMIN
TO PAY WIFE 81, ESQ

WHITE PLAINS, N. z, Nov.
Supreme Court Justice Taylor
of Mount Vernon, filed an order
in the Westcheste,. county clerks
office which directs Park Benjamin,
wealthy New Yorker. to pay his
wife, Mrs. Katherine D. BENJAMIN,
who recently obtained divorce
from him, the sum of sl.050 back
alimony.
Mr.. BENJAMIN is brother OF
Mrs. Enrico Caruso.
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SHIP INVENTOR PREDICTS
LARGER OCEAN LINERS

NEW YORK. Nov. 29.-Larger
and faster ocean passenger vessels
were predicted today by Sir Joseph
w. Isherwood, of London, Inventor
or system of longitudinal con.
struction for ships, who left for
home on the Berengaria.
They will pay a fair return to
their operators, he thinks. whereas
the large ships IL. the trans. Atlantic
trade today do not
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900 immigrants defeated the purpose
of the law, which, however, had pre-
vented the landing of 1900. 600 inrni-
grants when natllions in this country
were out of employment. He added
that new immigration legislation,
must be yet more drastic.
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Reports Ring Theft.

Report Of the theft of solitaire
diamond ring with a platinum set
ting belonging to Mrs. Elizabeth
Rosson. 1910 Eighteenth street
northwest, was made to the police
today. 1t is valued at $3.50.
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Eel Ns SENT HERE, HOUSE
CHAIRMAN DECLARES

s BUFFALO. N. Y, Nov. 29.--Ameri-
ca Is deliberately being made the
dumping ground OF Europe and Asia,
despite the immigration quota law,
Cqneressman Albert johnson OF
washington, chairman of the House
Committee on immigration, said IN
a. address before the Buffalo City
Fedsration Of Women's Clubs.
Qne nation, I am informed, gives
xelons the choice Of q jail sentence
% n American passport" he said.
country"
johnson DECLARED that nearly 2O1,-
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MRS. JANE =. ANDRUs.

Funeral services for Mrs. Jane =.
Andrus, who died Monday at her
home. 4s11 Georgia avenue north.
west. were held this afternoon from
the residence. Burial will be IN
Williamsport, Pa. Mrs. Andrus was
eighty-one years old. She ls
survived by one daughter, MIS-
Minnie u Mitchell.
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BIRTHS.

George X. and Sarah s. Hardesty, boy
James s. and Hattie M. Kerr. girl.
william L. and Eunice C. Thomas. glrl
John f. and Gertrude Il. Dixon, Ooy.
George II. ana Edith NJ. Kidwell. boy.
Julian ID. and Edna Eisenman, glri'
Leslie A. and Helene Wells, boy.
Horace M. and Anna Cross, boy
John r. and Mae Il. Adamsky. boy,
Chester and Frederica A. Jacobs, glra..
Luctue p. and heather Evans, tWAns'
girls. 49,
Herman and TilliA Holmes. boy.
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Choose Attractive Christmas Gifts From These LOlO
Priced One-Day Specials
Women's Smart Dresses Are
Low Priced for One Day
=, q $3.50

Many women chose their
Thanksgiving dresses from this
group, so smart were the styles
and SO suitable for q number
of occasions. And now that
the price is lowered, it will give
an unusual opportunity to
those who want the best posi-
bic frock for q small price.
Satins, crepes, MORE and
other popular silks fashion
many Of these dresses. There
are many velvets, too, besides
serviceable dresses Of Poiret,
tricotine, checked velour and
Jersey. Also some Of the
youthful knitted dresses. Beads,
embroidery and fur are the
principal trimmings, some in
contrasting cO.lors. Misses,
Women's and extra sizes, but
not in every style.
SECOND FLOOR--I4ANSBURGH BRO.
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They are so new you
will wonder how we
can sell them at such q
low price, even for one
day. M any weeks
hence, you will see just
such hats as these COM
ing forth with the airs
of springtime, pro-
claimed as the height
of the vogue.
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Early Winter Clearance of All Hats

The winter still closing all
and untrimmed winter very special groups
former trimmed forme
rmmed andS for for
mer merly $3.50 $4,000.
DFIOOR &
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Night Gowns and
Envelope
Che1nise
/ a Friday Special al
81. rs

About 400 garments have
been reduced to meet the
needs Of Friday shoppers 1T
4 great price advantage.
I They are the kind you can
use for steady service an
through the season, and
they also are dainty enough
for acceptable gifts.
Both the night gowns ana
chemise are shown in sew
eral styles. They are OF
hight-count nainsook, trim
med with val lace or i'm
ported embroidery.
THIRD FLOOR.
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Births, Deaths
Phone Main $500 Until
2 P. N. Obituary Essk
MRS. ADELIA GATES HENsLEY

Services for Mrs. Adelia Gates
Hensley, head mistress OF Mt. Vet
non Seminary. who died Tuesday az
her home, s7O1 Nebraska avenue
northwest, viii be held at II o'clock
tomorrow morning from the sci1ooi.
Burial win be in Oak Fiji cemetery.
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Four Favored
Woolens,
Special Friday, 81

S6-in. Atwood Serge
36-in. Atwood Crepe
38-in. Atwood Stripes
3S-in. Checks and PIaids
Plain colors and attractive
combinations; weaves that are
in immediate favor at a very
special one-day price.
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MARRTACE LTCENSEs.

Julian 4. Hedges 20. Of Manhatsan'
Kans., and Mary L Maddox ~. 49,
w. s. Abernethy. a-,.
and aaT nSns (. 5 isS.' Is = Rev Howard
EdvaTd 4; Murphy; ,; n ana a rSSds
shaclxiette, as. Rev b. s. Dunlap.
Albert b. Whitwcrth. 81. and Mary
Ernestine Higgs, -. Rev. Enoch Tnomp1
'O Robert !. scamnell. 81, ana Pauline
Green, l6. Rev. William A. EisenbeTger.
Abraham Kirshnisk. 20. Of Baltimqts.
and Fanny 2; sesSs ssr.r, g. q NorlO'A'
Mills. IS. both Of Rockvilie. Rev. Free-
~ Fred sSn Z. mitchell. ~. Of cuiPsper. ":
Charles ). Brown. rs. and ollie Thorn
90, a. Of Burlington. n. g. Rev. z.
Z Murray Tl,; j. Fay. 10. and Hazel 6. Hewes.
az. Of HOlyolxe. Mass. Rev. Edward l.
Buckley.
and 0enevieve Harper, 90. Rev. w.
John Holmes, ~. ana Lillian Walker,
90 Rev Seer! G;sOrse g F nSh Mari. owens
Newton Robinson, so. and Jeanette
Randolph. IS. Rev. q. w Powell.
Hf Fg7s y u Mai ssS. g s Tobl hlldrsd
William Jones, IS, and Dorothy Smith,
90. Rev. ". ~. s. Hughes 80.
John GARRETT Il, and Kate Smith.
william Wyatt, SO, and Ethel Payne,
"a. Rev. william J. Howard.
Joshua L. Heartwall, 26. Of Peters-
burg VA ana Anna s 3 y rs g car -
Frank c. Britz. 80. and Mary B.
steele. ss. both Of Carlisle. p. Rev.
= Matthew = +: parkes. a. Of Richmond.
and MAZDA sparrow, 81. OF Baltimore.
Nd Rev. r. r.. Davis.
:. Thomas 7. WrIght: sS; ana Fanny \.
Andrew b. crayath, %, and Florence
v. Greiner. Is. Rev. @. F. Sherwood
rras sGssF T. Miner. 3. Rev. John wsid
Joseph D. salaato. IS. ana Alice sa.
lasto. %. Rev. c. J. Trinkhaus
Ms afnGia 20 Of Pors.nd ns na Rev sa 90
seph T. HersOn.
Fabian 8, Thomas. a, ans I1iois a.
Robert Lee Browne. 20, and lola Rich
ards. %. Rev. Alonzo Olds.
Isaac Digs. 3s. and Mamie Young,
81; Rev. Daniel campbell.
Carpenter, "a. Rev. James Willis
Calvin Harris, 81, and Julia e. Jack.
son. %. Rev. r. r. KilIingwarth.
Charles Kingsland. IS, and Lucy
Barnes. 30. Rev. w. A. Jones'
Robert E. McCarty, 26,Nof Alexandria,
and Virginia ODohnell. 10, OF Freder.
icksburg. Rev. Howard r. Downs,
Adolph NJ. Wintefmyer, Is. ana Re.
gina N. Gallagher, 20. Rev. Clarence
Wheeler.
William e. cissell, rs, ana Myra Love.
joy, 10. Rev. 2. c. Primm.
Vernon c. Bailey, %. and Frieda L..
kohlepp, II. both Of Baltimore. Rev.
Thomas w. Tavenner. -. and Ellen
II. Thompson. %, both of Hamilton.
J. Everett joy. SO. and Frances
BarnscliIn. 40, both Of Baltimore. Rev.
4. Z. Davis.
James r. Hughes. 20, ana Katherine
<. Marsden, rs. Rev. Eugene Hughes.
Gerald Ward Brooks. 20. and Dorothy
A. Newman, rs. Rev. Herbert Scott
George Moses Gordon, ~, and Rose
Salisbury: %. both Of Norfolk. Rev.
Henry b. Lillard. rs, Of Brandy sta
tion, Va, and Ruth A. Murray. H.
OF Rosslyn. Va. Rev. Roger D. Winger
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DEATHS.

Richard J. Jackson. Is years. U. 8.
Soldiers Home hospital.
James T. Andrews, 81 years 4e11
Georgia avenue northwest
Mary Farling' IS years. st. Eliza
beths Hospital.
Emsllns Gil, IS years. 17sa Second
street northwest
Susanna Reitz. 70 years. I'll Virginia
northwest.
Edward s. KoCntz. 60 years, ss1 T
street northeast.
Alice Il. Slaughter, 6S years. 2s1s
First street northwest
Clarence Smith, months, 1443 Mary.
larn avenue northeast
Infant of William b. and Sarah L.
smith. hours. 344 Fourteenth street
southeast
Thadeus Lewis, ~ years. I'll Fourth
street northwest.
Thomas Cherry. 81 years ,264s Eleventh
street northwest.
Emma Marchell. a years. 1929 Tenn
perance avenue northwest.
Alice Clements. 81 years Emergency
Hospital.
John L. Whitley. So years. GallInger
- Lille Lipscomb. % years. Columbia
Norman Canada, alias Kennedy. II
years. 462 Clarks court south west.
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Odd Lots Of
NeclxWear

VENTSE COLLARS, the
round. flat style. In white
or ecru. Special QOM
FRIDAY ....s....
CORSAGE FLOWERS, many
styles and coIors to choose
from Friday, G. On
SOC to - sD1sUV
BoUDOIR CAPS, slightly
soiled. SILK, lace or dotted
and fancy Swiss. Q1 m
Friday, SEC to-. sO4eVU
STREET FLOOR.
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WOnen's Suits
$500


these such assortment plain coors and
including besides the
with flower weaths pins ribbons and gold braid
different
, 1923-08-31
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money out into something that Is cafe and will double up for you in
the course of a few years this be bought at a sacrifice for $4,000
cash
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 1sa-A good little home
consisting of three rooms oil ST. Marys street. in the north part of tho
city. A large 50x16ofoot lot, good well, sewer In the alley. This place
is all furnished and an be bought for $1,000. $500 cash will handle.
balance easy monthly payments
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 1s1-IIere is a snap for
somebody who is in the market for a cozy little place consisting
of two nice bedrooms with clothes closets between, nice lfvingroom,
kitchen and bath. All strictly modern throughout, well located for a
refinery worker o for a rental proposition. being on West Eleventh
street This modern home a be bought for $4,000 with only $500
down and the balance at $50 per month. This won't last long at this
prceand terms Call u s at once for n appointment.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 1885, Fourroom strictly
modern house with bath and breakfast nook, full basement and o N a
corner lot n the southwest part of town. 1t is on the bus line and
only two blocks from school, It is a lew house, we'll built throughout
, 1923-08-31
BUY A HOMIE AND SAVE REM

WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 164-we have to offer in
this number a strictly modern home. we'll located in the southeast part
of the city Of Third street This property is really close N; is strictly
modern throughout in every respect. is o the pavement and five
nice room and bath o n the first floor, four rooms in the basement
and n threeroum modern house the rear. There is a beautiful
blue grass lawn in front and a home that you will not only be proud
of but will Increase in value every day. II you wish to get within
n stones throw of the business section don't fail to look this property
over. Price s13500, $4,000 cash will handle. balance o easy terms
II desired.
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 16s-Eieven room house. To-
Gated o n West Midwest avenue, strictly modern throughout. clear Of
all incumbrances, also double cement garage. and sidewalks. This is
a wonderful proposition from a income standpoint. 1t will bring in
$3.50 IT 5000 per month in the way of rentals. II you wish to get your
, 1923-08-31
SEE BEN
A LOOK A A LOT

Partly furnished fourroom home and large garage, water, lights.
and as located on east front lot o South Washington street. Price
$4,000, terms $3.50 ca,h, balance monthly; bus service right asst the
house.
A nice large home OF five rooms and bath, full basement witt
four rooms finishes; furnace heat; gas ranges connected: located o.
fine large corner lot on South Walnut street. convenient to schools
and refineries; price $500 on very liberal terms This is excellent
value in a home.
Attractive little home. well located. built on nhe level asst front
corner lot; four rooms, water, lights and gas; garage; being on south
Poplar street. convenient to school. Price $4,000. terms, $500 down.
balance monthly.
Good income property with exceptional investment possibilities:
twelve room house. divided into five apartments; could be used a 5 all
sleepingrooms. nice lawn and trees; As, nghts and water; located o n
South Oak; close TO school and convenient to refinery and business
center. Price $4,000; terms 1880 cash, balance monthly.
$500 cash will give you possession of this fveroom modern home
with full. basement; two apartments and bath finished; gas stoves and
heater re connected. The house is completely furnished both up
and down stairs and has nice monthly income. Il IL located east
4h street Price Ss5OOOo.
Well located and very substantially constructed home of five rooms
and bath; fun basement with two sleeping rooms and storeroom fin
ished; furnace heat; gas range connected: hardwood floors; white
enamel finished bathroom and kitchen; built in kitchen cabinets and
cupboards Nice lawn and trees, Located just off east End street
IN S. Mckinley. Price 100000
SEE BEN REALTY Co.
Phone 1So REALTORS eOI2O3 Midwest Bldg.
, 1923-08-31
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
Weaver Motor
Company
PAIGE JEWETT
Used Car Department
Offering
SIX GooD USED CARS
FORD DELIVERY


FORD DELIVERY
Has starter. priced to move out
quick; $40. $50 down, balance s25
monthly.
BUICK D-45
Good motor. body not much, would
make good speedster or light truck;
price $3.50. $50 down. balance '2b a
month.
MODEL R. HUP
1890 model: a good standard a
at the low price Of $685.. 800 down.
balance s36 a month.
1923 DODGE COUPE
Wonderful motor: car is in perfect
shape; has been driven only 5000
miles: equipped with six tires and
motometer; 1925 down balance of
$3.50 in ten installments.
COLUMBIA SEDAN
Driven trifle over 1000 miles;
beautiful running little car: extra
tires. spot light: take IT away at $3.50
down and balance of $500 in ten
monthly payments.
JEwETT SEDAN
Owner leaving city. will sacrifice
this completely equipped car for
81 400: a new car would give no bet
ter service or satisfaction.
TRUCKS
A three-ton +. w. D.. Just out OF
our shop: must move our trucks.
Take this one for $500 and you can
have terms that are easy.
One-ton International body cab; a
good truck for delivery purposes,
1915.
434 w. Yellowstone
Phone 100
, 1923-08-31
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-Three and one-half ton
gravel truck. reasonable II taken
at once. 253 s. Washington. Also a
Velie touring a cheap. needs some
repairing. s175 takes II.
, 1923-08-31

and well worth the money at $4,000. $1,000 cash will handle balance
at $50 per month and interest
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 1s7-This is an apartment
house. Consisting O SIX oneroom apartments and seven tworoom
apartments. also a brick house with Sd rooms bringing in IN income
looking after a proposition of this kind this apartment house Will
make somebody a fat living and pay for itself besides out of rentals.
Price $4,000. $4,000 cash will handle. balance at $3.50 per month In
Guiding interest at s per cent II interested in this kind of a PROPOSE
ton call u for a n appointment
WESTERN REALTY SPECIAL NO. 165-Tworoom house o
Craig street. Nice. large east front 45x1oofoot lot Here is a chance
TO W your own home for only 500 cash. balance at SIS Der month.
Total purchase price of only $500. See US at once.
The Western Realty & Lot Sales Company
First Floor Moose Bldg, Corner of A and wohot sheets-Phone 1913