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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
DOUGLAS SOCIETY," CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS AND CHURCHES
LOrettO school Pupils
To Hold Recital Monday

LOrettO school Pupils
To Hold Recital Monday
The closing program of the music
class of the Loretto school will be
given Monday evening, May "a at
8 o'clock, and a cordial invitation
is extended to all patrons and friends
of the school to attend This musi-
Gale was scheduled for last Friday
evening but was postponed because
of the piano recital at the Episcopal
Parish house.
:The entire program for the evening
is as follows:
ALA Mazurka ....... .Nemgrowsky
Aileen Maiden
Impromptu Toccata ....-...... Dennee
Mary Klopfer
Violin-Cahnson Populaire Aletter
Julia Contreras
Dorothy Paxton at the piano
Wooden Shoe Dance ... Rogers
Donald Adamson
Drifting .........-.. ........... Krohn
Sue Hampel
Restlessness ............. ......... Zilchner
Beatrice Breton
Sonata in G, First Movement. Mozart
MIHd 1HlluGTS
A Summer Reverie -..... .TorjuSsep
Isabel Contreras
Staccato Etude ............... Franks
Anna Soto
Butterfly Waltz ........... .-.-.. .Friml
Lucy Schwamm
In Arbutus Time. ......... Thompson
Florence Goodbody
To the Rising Sun .-.-.. Torjussen
Alice Mahoney
Witches Dance l..............C Concone
Julia Vigneux
NdrclSSuS =. N....... ..--...------ NeVln
Mary Hnman
Will o the Wisp ....... .Jungmanr
Ruth Goodbody
Whispering Winds ....mm.... Paul
Mary Griffeth
Witches Dance. .Paganini Wallace
Dorothy Paxton
Violin-Mazurka ...... Mlynarskt
Ruth Work
Mary McDonough at the piano
Novelette, op 90 .Schunranr
Etude Japanaise ... Poldint
Mary McDonough
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
Catholic Bridge Success

Mrs. A. F. Hull and Mrs. J. T. Byrne,
assisted by Mrs. Theodore E. Collins
and Mrs. Robert Burns, acted as host
esses at the regular weekly card party
Friday evening at, the Catholic club.
This was one of a series of entertain
ments sponsored by the Altar society
OF the Immaculate Conception church.
Fourteen tables were played and sew
eral prizes offered the winners.
social hour followed at the close of the
card games and refreshments were
served.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
Douglas Eastern Stars
Banquet at Parish House

With large silver baskets of GRIM
son and white sweet peas and yellow
daisies centering the table, the MEM
oers of Border chapter of Eastern
Star held it's complimentary banquet
to Mrs. Florence Drachman of Tucson
Monday evening at the Episcopal
Parish house. Covers were laid for
100 members and guests.
Mrs. Drachman, who is associate
grand matron of the Arizona Eastern
Star, made her official visit to the To-
cal chapter, representing Mrs. Minnie
Bennett of Florence, worthy grand
matron, who was unable to attend be-
cause of illness.
After the banquet the members ant
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
rucson women Pay visit

Two groups of women from Tucson,
representing the auxiliaries of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen
and the Order of Railroad Conductors,
visited the local auxiliartes of the two
orders in this city on Thursday and
Friday afternoons. The meetings
were held in Union hall and were we'll
attended.
The first group, which visited the
Douglas auxiliary of the brotherhood
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23

OF Railroad Trainmen ON Thursday
afternoon consisted of Mesdames
owen, Wills, Bingham, Slodd, Morris
and Abroad. The group representing
the auxiliary of the Order of Rail
road Conductors, which visited here
Friday, was composed of Mesdames
Fortiner, Hutchinson, AIsobrook, Web
ster, Gillon, Peters and Meador.
Entertainment was provided for the
visiting guests each afternoon by thC
following embers of the Douglas or.
ders: Mrs. o. A. Ash, Mrs. r. c.
Scott, Mrs. Robert Powers, Mrs. Ralph
Webb, Mrs. Leonard Nalley, Mrs. G
s. Pray, Mrs. Hugh. McGregor, Mrs.
Kate Fairclough Mrs. Harry Likes
and Mrs. Edna Rogers.
Mrs. Jennie Thompson, Mrs. Lucy
Thompson, Mrs. Laura Bryan, Mrs
Lima Burt, Mrs. Eleanor Rhodes, Mrs
Ed Scott, Mrs. E. T. Williams, Mrs
Hugh McGregor and Mrs. Will Kelley
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
Hostess at Luncheon7Bridge

Mrs. Ralph Caughlan of 1245 Ninth
at an attractively appointed luncheon
bridge at her home Thursday after
noon. Covers were laid for 16 guests.
The bridge prizes were awarded to
Mrs. G. w. Patterson, who held high
score, and Mrs. J. T. Hood, who was
low
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
Calvary Baptist Social

The members and friends of Cal
vary Baptist church spent two pleas
ant hours Friday evening listening to
short program, playing games and
Fjoying refreshments furnished by
the women CT the church.
These social times nave been SO weh
attended of late that it has become
necessary to divide the crowt into two
sections, the younger children having
separate room and games for them
selves.
This is the last social Calvary
church will have this month as Evan
gelist Whitesen opens series of re-
vival services at the church tonight
which Will continue for the next Il
days.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
Mrs. HOyaI Hostess
At Clubhouse Breakfast

Bowls of spring flowers attractive
ly arranged formed the principal dec.
oration AT the breakfast party Sat
urday morning at the Douglas Country
club, when Mrs. Robert l.. Hoyal en-.
tertained in honor of Mrs. G. w
Spoerry, who is leaving the city to
day, and Miss Jessie Black, who leaves
Monday for her home in Fairfield
Iowa.
Covers We're laid for Mrs. Emma
SheGd and her daughter, Miss Harriet
Shedd, Mrs. c. B. Townsend, Mrs G.
G. Jones, Mrs. E. H. Randle, Mrs A,
7. Wilson, Mrs. William Mckee, Mrs.
L. c. Collins, Mrs. Albert Stacy, Mrs.
Carl G. Weaver, Mrs. James L. Hast
ings, Mrs. H. A. Wimberley, Miss Grace
Parsons, Miss Ellen Shock, Miss Olive
Hopkins, Mrs. G. w. Patterson, Mrs,
George A. Bergfield, nhe honor guests,
Mrs. Spoerry and Miss Black, and the
hostess, Mrs. Hoyal
After the breakfast the guests were
entertained at bridge. Mrs. Shedd car
ried off the highest honors while Mrs.
Wiimberley and Mrs. Wilson tied for
second place. Mrs. Townsend held low
score. The cut prizes were won by
Miss Olive Hopkins, Miss Harriet
Shedd and Miss Grace Parsons. At
tracttve guest favors were presented
to Mrs. Spoerry and Miss Black
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23

New Franco Riffian peace terms
guarantee no wars will be fought in
the future. Europe's appetite for
scraps of paper" seems to be insat-
iable.-Cleveland Times.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
Bi-Monthly Officers Bridge

At Camp Harry j. Jones
The bi-monthly officers bridge \at
Camp Harry J. Jones was held Mon
day evening at the Officers club
and was a very enjoyable party. -Four
tables were played, Mrs. E. H. Randle
carrying off the prize for the high
est score Mrs. George B. Jones was
second. Major c. B. Townsend held
high score for the men with Lieuten-
ant William S. Triplet second.
The group of players included
Major and Mrs. c. B. Townsend, Major
and Mrs. G. B. Jones, Captain and
Mrs. e. H. Randle, Lieutenant and
Mrs. William Mckee, Lieutenant and
Mrs William Beuchner, Lieutenant
and Mrs. Woodin, Lieutenant and Mrs.
william S. Triplet, Lieutenant A. T.
Wilson, and Mrs. Richard Jones.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
Mrs. Manatt to Entertain
Embroidery Club

Mrs. Sam Manatt of 94S Ninth
street has invited the members o. the
Round Dozen Embroidery club to hold
their next party at her home on We'd
nesday afternoon.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23

guests proceeded to the Masonic hall,
where the general inspection took
place and several addresses were given
by visiting members. Mrs. Drachman
was presented a pair of beautiful
candlesticks, as token. of apprecia-
tion from the local members.
Addresses were given by Capt. II.
c. Johansen of Fort Huachuca, H. X.
Woods and w. M. Cox of Bisbee and
Miss Danitza Angus of Bisbee, past
worthy grand matron Harry A.
Drachman of Tucson, past worthy
patron, also spoke to the assembled
members and guests.
The banquet at the Parish house
was served by the American legion
auxiliary of Douglas, with Mrs. A. II.
Wilson, Mrs Douglas Cooper and Mrs.
I. J. Simcox acting as general chair
men of the arrangements. They were
assisted by Mrs. A. f. Hinton, Mrs.
Clarence Hinton, Mrs. William e. Wall
lace, Mrs. Grover c. Wease, Mrs. Mil
Ter, Mrs. J. 3. Murchison and Mrs. C..
S. Swanson.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
wins Attendance Honors


Mrs. L. s. Redwine. member of the
the perfect attendance prize at the
last meeting of the organization ON
Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Gerald Sherman, retiring presi-
dent The session Monday marked the
last meeting for the present year,
and at this time reports of the vari-
Gus committee chairmen were given./
The next years program will be
planned by the new board during rha
summer months.
Mrs. Sherman, the retiring presi-
dent will be succeeded by Mrs. John
Krannawitter and assistant Officers,
ident; Mrs. Paul Doty, second vice
president; Mrs. ]. P. Dunnaway, treas
urer Mrs. f. T. Strickland, who was
elected secretary, has resigned her
office and Mrs. A. A. Sundin was ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy. Installa-
tion of the above officers will talls
place early in October.
The members present at the me et-
ing were Mrs. w. H. carp, Mrs.
Charles e. Rork, Mrs. John KraTna-
witter, Mrs. Annie M. Morgan, Mrs.
Paul Doty, Mrs. A. A. Sundin, Mrs II.
P. Dunnaway Mrs. E. T. StrickiA And,
Mrs. A. T. Ash, Mrs. Thomas Harscil.
Mrs. Emma Krentz, Mrs. L. S. Red
wine and Mrs. Walter Carlisle.
A delightful social hour followed
the meeting and tea was served.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
DOuglasite To Serve
On, Board of Managers

ing represented by DR.. and Mrs. a.
Causey, Mrs. Russell Rokahr, Mrs.
Mrs Frank Jones, Mrs. M. E. Jacks,
Harry Laskey, Mrs. E. T. Strickland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar L. Martin, Mr..
and Mrs. w. R. Bennett, Mrs. G. b.
Pray and Robert Shelton.
Mrs. Ed Powell newly eletced presi-
dent of the Woman's Missionary So
body at the sessions.
Officers of the Arizona Baptist con-
vention elected to serve during Tie
next year are as follows: Rev. r. S.
Beal, pastor of the First Methodist
church of Tucson; A. B. Hazeltine of
Tucson, vice president; Rev. F. E.
Hawes, Glendale, convention clerk; DR..
L. III. Thayer, Phoenix, treasurer; Rev.
r.. Al. Windes, Tempe, historian; MEM
bers of the board Of managers are w.
r. Eennett, Douglas; Dr. w. c.. Halves,
Globe; Dr.. w wv. watkins, Phoenix;
l.C. H. Robertson, Yuma, and Y. S. Burn
ham, Yuma.
"a special feature of the session was
the occupancy of several Of the pull
pits of the city by visiting ministers
and special session of the B. " P.
u. convention in the afternoon.
| Mrs. Earl c. Reeves of Phoenix was
elected state president of the B. Y. F..
! U. and j. P. Ingledue of Bisbee was
| elected vice president of the organiza,
| ton. t
The Woman's Baptist Mission society
met in Trinity PRESBYTERIAN church be-
| cause of the crowded condition in the
Baptist church. The annual election
/ of officers resulted in the selection Of
! the following:
! President, Mrs. j. M Barker, Phoe-
nix; vice president, Mrs. A. d. New
Mrs. r. o. Anthony, Miami; secretary.
Mrs. o. l.. Shawler, Scottsdale; college
| counsellor, Mrs. T. M. Pyle, Tempe
! white cross, Mrs. L. w. Koggins, Phoe-
nix; Americanization, Miss 10y Ball
| finch Tucson; secretary of literature
Mrs. Matte Brown, E'isbee; secretary
| director, Miss Myra Barden, Mesa; w
w. G. secretary, Miss Esther Bush,
Phoenix; c. w. c. secretary, Mrs. j.
w. Gordon of Clemenceau.
More than $50 delegates from all
parts of the state registered for the
sessions, representing Scottsdale, Phoe-
| nix, Wilcox, Prescott, Nogales, Dem
yer, Tempe, Mesa, Bisbee, Clemenceau
/, Globe, Glendale, Pasadena, Yuma
Stafford, Somerton, Miami, Douglas
! and Madison.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
LOCAL. Girl S PREPARING FOR
SIXTH ANNUAL GIRL RESERVE
CAMP COUNCIL OF THIS STATE,

Directors in charge of the confer
ence stress the fact that the success
of the Iron Springs convention this
summer and the future depends upon
what the local Y. w. c. A. associa-
tion can contribute, in leadership and
attendance Those privileged to at
tend the sessions are members of any
Y. w. c. A. of Arizona, high school
girl reserves or those who will be in
high school in the fall, and adults.
Further information regarding the
convention may be obtained from Miss
E. Marjorie Williams, who is with
the Y. w. C. A. girls at Camp Cave
Creek for two weeks. Miss Williams
plans to be at the Y. w. c. A. build
ing for few days prior to her de-
parture for the Iron Springs confer
ence.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
Honor Miss Dalton
At miscellaneous Shower

Miss Erma Dalton, teacher in the
A avenue school, who left over the
week end for her home in Long
Beach, Calf, was honor guest at a
delightful miscellaneous shower Fri
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Frank J. Boyd, 144O. Eleventh street.
Miss Dalton will be married to Mr..
George A. Brown of Long Beach, the
wedding to be an event of early June.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Dalton, former Well-known resi-
dents of this city. About Is rela-
tives and friends of Miss Dalton at
tended the shower and farewell party.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-23
Dinner Party

Dinner Party
Mrs. E. c. Robinson of $50 10th
street entertained a small group of
friends at delightful dinner party
Friday evening at the Douglas Country
club. Covers were laid for nine guests
Evening star., 1926-06-10

By OWNER HOUsE-BRrCK OVER EOL-
low tile bungalow. Three bedrooms hvtnE
room. dining room. kitchen and hath h-st
iur.s electric refrIzeration: handsome .ls@
irc range with f-slesa cooker attached
screened from cellar TO attic. Including front
and back pOrchA- The second floor 70
llght. high and spacious attic and m sbsE
hath enough room for finishing two rl.zs
ant rooms There is a large cement hsse
nlent. plenty ~ hight partloued-oH laundry
Hot-sater heating plant. thoroughly up-to-
date double garage 10 match house
GROCNDS-Tvo acres ous-third IN forest
trees; balance cultivated IN shrubs. flower
ing and evergreen: twenty 3-ysar-old fruit
trees finest condition: shrubs thicklv
planted around house and garage. wv on
brick walls blue stone road and path 500
feet of .-Sear hedge: young maple and pin
osf ,rsss sao sssHstu, nno 10 'ie% ,rS,,,.,,
TERMs-on.-thlrd cash balance Ar
rsnsed 10 suit buyer. The prorerty I.
Kenslngton. two blocks west of Connecticut
ave. @5 minutes drive from center of city.
For a family of two or three desiring =
small. completely equipped home. complete
privacy. practically unlimited opportunltl.s
Tor improving and adding value TO the place
in the most exclusive suburb of Washing
ton. and in direc, line of advancing prop
erty values. this exquisite little home -
IDEAL. The owner ls somewhat inconvenl-
emily situated to display property. hut =
letter. giving name and address telephone
number of p3rty interested addressed tn the
star will have Immediate attention. Address
Box 226-A Star Office.
Evening star., 1926-06-10
ONCE UPON A TIME
THE STORY
UP TO NOW

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WOULD MARRY ANv NAN
WHO TOLD HER WHAT
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sRirz ANo auRGoMAsrER
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ron THE PRlNcg8s AND
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FLocGEc OUT OF TOWN.
Evening star., 1926-06-10
FOR EXCHANGE.

tSOnl tnEe0.D
Will, EXCHANGE MY BEAUTIFUL LOTS
i, Hajnes City Fla. for home here not over
s1l 600 Address Box 1854. Star ofice:
WILL. TRADE FOR AN AUTOMOBILE MY
$3.50 equity in a 2-tanlily fiat in sc. block
Prom, Lincoln Park. Call Mr.. LOUIS. Nam
t55..
CORNER LOTS. ONE IN NV RESIDEN-
nal section the Other in serond commerce. al
zone viii trade either one for automobile
Franklin s"a0 until ar.m.
FOR EXCHANGE
by owner. beautiful modern apartn'e en- !
house located ths heights =, square Of
18th N This building has =! Housekeeping
apartments venting for S1S.500 rer wear.
Well financed only one trust. will take
smaller property IN part payment and make
Address Rox Cora. Star of1ce.
ACREAGE.
Located lust beyond the District
adjoining Indian Spring Colt Club.
5t3O acres of land that viii shortly he
in line for euhdivisieu. Entire front
age on good rosd Owner will trade
for income producing property. either
apartment house or business prop-
srtv and some cash This 10 urdouht
-dly a speculation Price only $500
per acre
Business Properties
Department.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
14l' Eve St Nv. Franklin oh03
Evening star., 1926-06-10
sALE-SUBURB.AN PROPERTY.

FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE: l0RooM
modern dwelling with ample 0utbuildings
and ~ acres of land located on Riggs I'd
concrete highway Q miles from White
House.
OLIVER METzEROTT. Owner.
S1l Union Trust bldg.
COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VA.
Beautiful view of Washington and the
Potomac; 3 and 7 rooms. with bath for
sale. with running water. sewer. gas. cleo
tricitv. h w h and high eleRtiop. Buy now.
KENNETH NJ LIVINGSTONE.
1917 St. NV.
Main 700 Col. 4.
Evening star., 1926-06-10

80 SOLD.
THIS NOW COMPLETED.
5 LARGE ROOMS & BATH.
H-ACRE LOT, FRONTS ON
TWO STREETS.
BUILT-IN GARAGE.
ELECTRIC STOVE AND
ELECTRIC MOTOR.
FLOORED ATTIC.
PRICE ONLY S5.425.
$3.50 CASH AND $50 PER
MONTH COVERS
EVERYTHING.
Exceptionally attractive new bung allow at
Rarcroft Va. twenty minutes to cityf. on
lot 65 feet by 166 feet. fronting on two
streets; contains living room. dining room.
kitchen. fine electric range sink and run
communicating bedrooms. stairway to large
noored hight attic. concrete cellar. pipeless
furnace, built-in garage. block of new
$50 600 school: near bus and lines: hest
of materials used IN conatrnction nice cleo
trical fixtures and window sha hades. all lnslde
woodwork. floors varn'shed Terms. $3.50
cash and $50 per month includes everything
Can and We Will take you TO see this home
Photo AZ Office, Or take Columbia Pike bus
at 9Th and Pa ave. NV. to Barcroft. or run
House atv avs open. Good concrete road all
the way.
Evening star., 1926-06-10

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hrat and second MORTGAGES. 1.0wegt interest
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and Virein.a on the 10.ysar naonthlv install.
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Evening star., 1926-06-10
sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY

LOUN K 7 T1OM Z
lin the city; large shady grounds; city
water. elec.: 10 r. and bath: quiet. secluded.
convenient S9.750. Terms. Lin. 1894 j ;.
Evening star., 1926-06-10
OLIVER METZEROTT. Owner.
SJi TTpic,t 'Frt.af R1dy
So $1,000 BUYS WHAT?
80 SOLD.
JUST COMPLETED.
) LARGE. ROOMS AND

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80 SOLD.
JUST COMPLETED.
; LARGE ROOMS AND
BATH.
u ACRE. LOT.
ELECTRIC STOVE. ELEC-
TRIO MOTOR; ALSO ELEC-
TRIO WATER HE At f r {.
H ARDW GOD FLOOR S;
FLOORED ATTIC ROOM FOR
, LARGE. ROOMS, HAS 9
LARGE WINDOWS. FULL
SIZE MIRROR DOOR. EN-
TIRE HOU 81 AND BACK
PORCH SCREENED.
ONLY S6, 500 WITH 4OO
CASH & $50 PER MONTH.
Rarcrott, Va, 80 minutes to city'. on 10,
windows. dining room talso large win.
dows, :, nice bedrooms teach has closet. one
"Iosrt has clothes chute to cellar, bathroom
If 3 pieces with imitation washable tie thas
fu!' sized muror door Il e.. long, also hutlt'in
general utility ciose,, kitchen has :, large
windows and door opening to aide screened
s@sne ., neGc sns ard sSrndd r"ns %nl,s
board. large pantry with window. many
shelves: entire frs, floor all hardwood oak
by switches: all rooms have al least, base
laundry tuhs. pipeesS turnare. electric hot
water hea,er. the latest thing for heating
foored attic has windows and can ne made
into two fine rooms. entire house screened
ron one a,sp oG ss pfTrn new ""
81 hool. near bus and car lines Best OF ma
terials used in construction; hullt by UNION
day labor. Bring along a friend. carpenter.
architect or builder. to pass on this house as
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cash And $50 per month covers everything
The ko nearest houses T." =, this hno proper,yL
$4,000 cash and are hot6 we'll satisfied eli
en,s With cash payments as large az they
made. 10 could have bought IN almost any
-uhdivi ton personally superintend con,
structpn and have lived for the past Q
years in this subdivision Hige elevation
bus at sth and Penna. ave, NV. and get on
after work hours House always open and
| VIII 10 Glad TO show you same; Good con
Turn in TO right at too of hill when the
concrete road stons. NY sale sign on house
located on High Terrace barcroft
WALTER O'IlARA.
OWNER OF srRplvIs1oS;
Main 245O. 1909 II st. NV.
$4,000 CASH.
.Tde1 r. in v. H:nana. Gsr garage
$4,000 CASH.
fSH "s'% % soad car ne in nes4Sy aS
THOS. y. WALSH.
s15 1lth St. NV. Nam 1853
Virginia Suburban Home.
Bssntf location fronting hjshwayc
BYARs Alcova Heights. Main 36". All
Southern Building. lo'
GROOM DETACHED HOMES IN WOOD
wood floors hot-water heat gas elec lights.
large porches Carefully planned and built
Thoroughly eonlppet !" NEE. Get all re reanlre, wire,
sold before finished.
John N. KING 4 CO.
22l2 Rhode Island Ave. NE. Potomac 316.
SOUTH BRoOKLAND. .. CT You WANT
iences. don't fail 10 inspect l50S-1o kearney
st. ne. two OF the best houses in this sec
ton. One look will ronrince you OF their
value. Price and terms reasonable. Open
ana ''s''e" "'}E = !"'iI +. HoI.MRS. MF
Owner and Builter OF Good Homes
S0l r. 7. Ave. Ne
5-ROOM NGALOw--FURNACE HEAT.
electric lights garage. chicken house i6x30
It.. acre ground on macadam pike price.
| S. 500 $500 cash
fruit; fne SOL: all under cultivation: price.
LEWIS kIESER.
Phone ciev.. iacs or or Rstheada "' 7s.vw. To-.
lyon PARK