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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-14
Credits Prohibition
For Making Gotham
Bigger and Better
tContinuef from poe onc)
streets and try and build them into
self-respecting citizens.

tContinuet from poe one,
streets and try and build them into
self-respecting citizens.
Youth Drinks Less
The committee also heard Ralph
H. White, Of New Haven. research
secretary Of the fact finding commit
tee on law enforcement in Connecti-
cut who testified that students In
high schools and colleges had reduced
their drinking since prohibition.
THE youth Of this generation in
Connecticut" he said. "havc broken
al the scholarship and athletic rec
ords Of their fathers. But when 1t
comes to getting drunk and making
careers Of dissipation those records
are safely in the possession Of the
fathers and no youth of today could
get started in such q career before
he would be cropped from the stu
dent body.
Shortly after he finished. the COM
mittee recessed until next Wednes-
day when friends Of the eighteenth
amendment will continue prcscnta-
ton of testimony.
Robins told the committee that
both major parties were dry land
dare not be otherwise"
Uses Fl0wcry Speech
Even the vets piously declare that
they do not want the Saloons he
said. but a rose by any other name
Is still q rose. The saloon is simply
q place where men drink liquor and
more liquor-and modification. the
Canadian system or straight out re-
peal would bring us the saloon again
In one form o allotller-cven II We
painted It white, sold lilies at the
door and had Uncle Sam for a bar
tender"
National prohibition came. he said,
because wet states would not allow
dry states to be dry. and because "any
social problem OF such far reaching
effect involving all the people is ul-
timately forced to yield to national
consideration and treatment"
TRUE enough 1t might have been
BETTER" he added, III the states had
solved the problem themselves, but
they did not solve 1t and whether you
like 1t or not this country has come
to think of general fundamental
problems along national rather than
state lines. There Is no need Of GO
ing over that ground because you
could not change the national psy-
chology In that regard II you would"
The committee recessed it's prohi-
bition hearings until next Wednes-
day after hearing the mission work.
ers.
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CREDIT RELAXATION
IS RESPONSIBLE FOR
ADVANCE IN STOCKS
Only Few Issues Show Weak.
ness % Broad Price Rally
Occurs IN New York

New York. Mar. 14.-(AP)-A fur
Their relaxation in credit conditions,
arising from the reduction in the New
York federal reserve discount rate
a srom : 70 on d PER fu Ssns S snG the IN . nsayy
patton of March IL tax payments. fur
nishcd tho impetus for another broad
advance in prices in today's stock
market. A sprinklinE Of issues in
Guiding O.. = few hiSn priced s%peci.stiss,
Ing was in fairly heavy volume.
Call money renewed at az per cent
for the first time since Jan. rs. 1923,
and then dropped to 3 per cent. tn.
lowest official rate IN nearly four
as low % . "a per cent. Time money
rates eased in sympathy, and SOM.
dealers again reduced bankers Av-
ceptAnces n OF / per cent.
While Wall streets first reaction to
the lower money rates was bullish.
some observers placed a bearieh in
depreciation on the change. pointing
out thai the lower rates were caused
by the relatively low commercial dc.
n,and for funds and tho necessity OF
Further heaviness again DEVELOPED
in some OF the commodity markets.
and this tended to restrain bullish
operations In stocks.
The oils again. gave an impressive
Recommendation VI 0tVcU8Sus WIN =
few minor exceptions, practically AL
Of the leading petroleum shares,
moved into new high ground for the
year.
A. N: Byers. Atlas Powder. Ameri-
I Auto ,o and Texas & Pacific Land trust
were marked up I to s points. Elec.
trio Power Is Light which IL reported
to be engaged in natural a merger
negotiations. ran UP NOR than :
points 70 . new high q 50. General
Cab. International Match preferred
and Airways Appliance also reachtd
Buying OF U. y. steel ommon re-
ceived some stimulus from the an
al committee on internal revenue tax
alton had approved i refund Of moro
than $50, 500, 900 for back taxes. and
that the treasury department. would
allow the credit on Saturday. y. s.
steel common. after settling down TO
Otis Elevator broke nearly 10 points.
J. I. Case s. and Crucible steel.
Worthington Pump and international
Telephone sold down ? points or more.
heaviness of the last-named being at
tributed to new stock financing.
Standard brands sank below % 70 =
new 1880 low on selling presume bly,
inspired by the disappointing 1898
report.
Continued pressure against Interna-
tional Telephone. which lost I points.
together with weakness In several
Of the food and copper stocks. influ.
enced profit-takinG In the last hour.
reducing the early advances. Oils
showed strong resistance. Siimms
reaching 30%, y new 1890 peak. y. s.
steel lost all its advance. and Ana.
conda, STANDARD Brands and Cesixal
Foods sold off 2 points or more. The
market closed irregular Total sales
aggregated $4,000 shares.
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WHEAT FUTURES FOLLOW
RATHER ERRATIC COURSE

Minneapolis, Mar. 14.-(AFD-
Wheat futures followed q rather err
ratio course today with sentiment
predominantly bearish early and an
about face later through a squirt Ut
buying in the late session. May closed
"A cent lower.
Corn futures dipped also at the
start but turned upward later. Oats
and rye continued easy but stubborn
and trade was without feature. Bar
ley dipped at the start on stoploss
selling but recovered later. Flax pres
sure was light but crushers support
cd the market
Cash wheat tone was weaker again.
Receipts were over-csttnnated Y
there was little demand from mills
and grain corporation ceased buying.
Premiums were off about ] cent on
the average. Winter was slow n
easy. Durum was quiet and un.
changed.
Cash corn demand was better and
prices were strong to l cent high.
er are compared with utures. Oats
demand was good n offerings were
lisht. Rye demand was strong tor
milling quality ind quiet otherwise:
BARLEY offerings were moderate and
demand was quiet to fair. Flax de-
mand was quiet to SLOW.
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Consultations
Announced in State

Three bank consultations were an.
nounced today by the state banking
department.
The Farmers and Merchants bank
at Cooperstown has discontinued bust.
ness and its deposit liabilities have
been assumed by the First National
Bank Of Cooperstown.
Deposit liabilities Of the Farmers
Security Bank OF Park River have
been assumed by the First National
bank ct Park River.
The First State Bank OF Max has
taken over the deposits and liabilities
Of the First National Bank ct Max.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-14
Author and Diplomat
is Dead in Connecticut

New York. Mar. 14.-(F-Arthur
Sherburnc Hardy. diplomat and au-
thor. died at his home in Woodstock.
Conn, last night. He was g years
old.
From 1893 to 1895 he was United
States minister and consul general
to Persia and later was minister to
Greece, Rumania, eervia. Switzerland
and Spain.
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Transatlantic Liners
Are Delayed by Strike

1[avre. France. Mar. 12.-R1-Not
only was the liner Paris held up to-
day and prevented from sailing for
New York but it was feared the lie
De France. due to leave for America
March -. might also be delayed In
definitely. The break between the
French line and the seamens union,
which ordered It's members aboard the
Paris to strike wednesday night.
seemed complete today and no date
for the sailing Of the Paris could be
set.
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SEk|llNpRESSURE
AsDuGNE EXPORTS
SEND PRICES Down
Traders Watch Government.
Sponsored Agencies Plans
for Carload Purchases

Chicago, Mar. 14.-(AP)-Persistent
increase OF adverse crop reports "
ing to generally dry weather south.
west and west did TO Tally
some Improvement Of export cali for
North American wheat was also 2 late
that $4,000 Su. had been purchased
today for Europe. and that q some ,S;r der
wheat was in evidence. threatening
Of = railroad tie-up in Argentina and
Of political delays TO wheat shipments
from India were = sub3ect OF com.
ment; sna ie ms , w:ss i iest ! ss,f fhs Sof rSs
Amefican barley and rye have been
bought for export.
Wheat closed irregular. ranging
from, lMc eft =. 70 ihS up com ,"s
May 1864 !: July 1ol s-l TO ". ..
Corn closed unchanged to 3-4c high.
er. March 76A; May 7sh to u; July
oats 1t II; decline to ,sc advance.
s snek p - ' riss Of fe sryca from SO set
Favorabic weather for field work
had some effect on corn market senti-
ment which except early was u
less bearish than has recently been
the rule. Oats rallied with other
Provisions were easier sympathls.
ing with downturns In the value OF
Fresh breaks in wheat values to.
day were in the face OF assertions
that scantiness Of world shipments
this week would be likely to result In
further decrease Of the amount Ut
wheat on ocean passage, q circuni:
stance which ordinarily. would tend
70 strengthen wheat prices a 81 Dad
tice was being taken that govern.
ment-sponsored agencies may be call.
cd upon TO pay for more than the
present Chicago stock OF wheat and
to accept delivery Of carlots on rail-
road tracks here owing to congestion
Of elevators.
Selling pressure on Chicago May
wheat contracts was also increased Mt
times today by talk current that II
crop damage occurs. July 2 Sep
TENDER deliveries would benefit most,
develops May wheat will havc little
chance to advance. meanwhile. aside
from trifling amounts of Canadian
wheat bought for Europe. export us
mess overnight from north America
appeared TO be virtually at a halt:
New bottom-pricc records reached
in the corn. market early today Tor
future deliveries came about through
scattered selling that. however, was
aftcrward more than counterbalanced
by reports Of \ good demand for cash
corn here and at other leading cen.
tiers. The pit at times became almost
bare OF future delivery offerings. ar.
rivals OF corn in Chicago today to.
tailed 81 cars. against $50 cars a week
ago and l67 cars at this time Iast
year.
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NEW YORK ID

New York. Mar. 1a.-(AP)-Butter
steady: receipts 1l.7S1. Creamery
higher than extra. 37k to 50: extra
coz score) IS; first (SS-9l score, IS to
37h.
Cheese steady: receipts ?,:99.
Eggs irregular; receipts $1,000.
Mixed colors fresh gathered closely
selected extra first 25 "a to 20; re.
frigcrator best marks :7lR to 90: ex-
ira first 26 ga to 81; Pacific Coast
white. extra first so to 50.
Poultry-Dressed irregular. Chick
ems frozen, 90 to Sc; fowls, fresh o.
fro1en ~ to %. P~oultry-livc irreg-
ular: broilers by freight 35: by en-
press % to As; fowls, freight 80; eX-
press o7.3O.
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New York. Mar. 14.-Ry-Call money
easier. High ~ per cent, low 3 per
cent. ruling rate Sk per cent, close )
per cent.
Time loans easier. Thirty days I per
per cent, four to six months 1 to Az
per cent.
Prime commercial paper easier. AZ
per cent.
Bankers acceptanccs easier. Thirty
days ia to 81 per cent, so to 80 days
"a to 81 per cent. four months az
to ~ . cent, 5 to six months 3n
to az per cent.
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Minneapolis. Mar. 14.-lAP)-RanGe
OF carlot grain sales: Wheat: No. ]
dark northern, 1.0IM to 100 y No: !
northern, 1.04 to 1.O6: No. ! hard win
ter, 96h; No. ! mixed durum. SAN No.
Corn. No. yellow, s2M to s4M: No.
& white. 67M; No. 4 mixed. COS to
81 -: sample mixed, ! to say.
Oats, No. ; white. 3sM to IS "a.
Rye. No. i So.
Barley, No. =, 81; sample, .4eh.
FLAX, not quoted.
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Chicago. Mar. 14.-(AP-U. s. Dept.
of Agri.)-Potatoes receipts SO cars,
IN tract 2S8 cars. total United States
shipments 800 ears: trading rather
slow. market dull: Wisconsin sacked
round whites $3.50 to 2.45: few fancy
shade higher: Minnesota sacked Rcd
River Ohios $40 to 2.55: fancy shade
higher; Idaho sacked russets 1915 TO
3.30.
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DOCTORS

NOTICE: VIII Not Do Any Spring
Work.
Poor Old John Doe no more will plow
No more he'll milk his naulley COW
An operation was required.
The surgeon said. but John expired.
Doe would not have ex-
PRED II he had visited the Clinic
OF DR.. T. NJ. MacLacl1lan (Har-
vard) for We could have put him
on the road to health without any
operation, for we know that UNI
necessary operations kill thousands
Of people every year in the United
States. With our Vitamin Herbs,
Roots and Bark, our Alkaline Blood
Treatment and our Scientific Food
Combinations We have CURED
HUNDREDS and We can CURE
YOU. Clinic. Rooms Go. Lucas
Block: sisparck. N. OAK. mo
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cHICAGO CASH GRAIN

ChicaRo, Mar. 1z.-(AP)-WhcA1
No. 3 hard 1O2 3-4: No. 2 mixed 100.
Corn. No. 2 mixed 76M: No. ; yell
INV. ~ to TEN; No. 8 white, IS: sam
ule grade 43 X to 50.
Oats, No. , white. 40 3-4 to ~.
Rye. no sales.
Timothy seed. 40 to 0.3S.
Clover. seed, $50 to 100.
Lard. 1902.
Ribs, 1925.
Bellies, 1895.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-14
ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-RO0M AND GARAGE:
Large furnished room with two
closets. suitable for two. in new
modern home. Hot water heat.
Private entrance. Also garage for
reLt. Call Mrs. Al eiznons, corner
Filth and Avenue B or phone
460.R.
FOR RENT-Two light houseEeepin9
rooms with closets. Fully furnish
ed, gas and running water. Also 4
room in basement, 800 per month.
Laundry privileges. Phone ol2-J
or call at SIT Second street.
FOR RENT-TWo IIghf ho0SeEeepInR
rooms IN modern home, on ground
floor. Also q four room modern
apartment unfurnished. One block
from st. Mary's school. Cali ut
l022 Broadway.
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished light
housekeeping rooms on ground
floor. private entrance and Close in.
Cal ct 222 West Broadway or
phone 503-LR.
FOR RENT-Large furniShed room
IN modern home. Can b used Is
sleeping room or for light house.
keeping. Close In. CAN 1t al
Eighth street Of phone 1855 after
six o'clock.
FOR HEFT-noom "a new modern
home on car line. quiet and always
hot water. Gentlemen only. yhoue
l20~R a. cal1 n 804 Wnasrkh wkNnak
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BISMARCK GRAIN
(FuRnlshe1 By RusselleUlller Gel
Bismarck. March IL.
CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. Mar. 14.-(AP)-But:cV
firm: receipts 1900 tubs: creamery
extras SeN; standards ASH; extra
firsts q to 37h; firsts ~ to Sc: scc-
onds 80 to -.
Eggs.-Stsady; receipts $3.50 cases;
extra firets % to 25A; graded firsta
23aa to -; ordinary f'.rsts :33s to rs;
storage packed firsts 20; storage
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CHICAGO CHEESE

Chicago. Mar. 14.-(AP)-Cheese
per pound: Twins. Is 3-4 to 10; dals.
les 1914 to 10 ga: longhorns 20 TO
20Mc; young Americas. 20 to c01ac:
brick 1Shc; limburger. csc; Swiss so
Il a2C.
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Today's Congress
FRIDAY

Continues eensldeRatien 81 tar.
III I'm.
Lobby eommlttee proceeds with
exam1nation o4 ChaorWan Huston
Takes NJ Barker meter bue bll1
undeF the f1vo.01nuto yulo fer
amendment.
Judiciary committee continues
pe0h1b1tl0n heaxangn.
Bankin9 eommbttoe resumes lt0
study Of bRanehs 0roop and chain
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MlNxNApNIlu ninCn

MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR
Minneapolis, Mimi, Mar. 14.-(Ar)
Flour 1Oc lower. In carload lots
= barrel in % pound cotton sacks.
Shipments, 1880.
Bran S21.O to q. 90.
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New York. Mar. 1A.-(AP)-Forcign
exchanges easier. Demand Great Bril-
1914; Sweden ASSN; Montreal 1915.
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statesmen

WANTED-Salesmen to represent us
IN home county selling direct to
consumer. Complete line of full
made up mems. women's and chill
dren's wearables. Northwestern
Wooden Company, 20 e. LIST, Duluth,
Minnesota.
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CHICAGO POULTRY

Chlcago, Mar. l4.-fAP)-Poultry
alive steady. receipts +: cars: fowls -
to 20; ?2c; rOostcrs 2Oc; turkeys csc;
heavy ducks 20 to :3,; geese II to lSc
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The Tribune reserves the right 70
reject any copy submitted. also to e.
wise any copy to conform with make.
up rules Of Classified Advertising.
No Clairvoyant Fortune Telling,
Matrimonial Or doubtful advertistug
accepted.
Any Information concerning any
want ad that Is fraudulent or UNI
desirable. Will b appreciated b. the
Tribune.
Phone 81
The Tribune Want Ad Department
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MlXNEAPOn. POTATOEs

Minneapolis. Mar. l4.-lAP-U. 3
wiss inquiry. demand and traSinx
very slow. market very dull. Too tow
sales to quote.
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AID
RATES

All want ads are cast, In advance,
minimum charge Is cents. Copy
must be received ut the Tribune Of.
flee By 900 4 M. to insure insertion
same day In the regular classified
page.
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Weather Report

Temperature at Z q. III. ..........
Highest yesterday .............
Lowest last night ............ 2
Precipitation TO Z n. III. ......s... @
Highest wind velocity ........... )
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NOW IS THE TIME 10 BUY'
when property Is cheap
FOE SALE :

NVW Ia x00 lime ~ 0U1.
when property Is cheap
FOR SALE
EIGHT ROOM modern house close
In. Large sleeping porch, sun room,
two garages. House practically now,
newly oil painted throughout. Frice
$6250.00, on terms.
DUPLEX which rents for $4,000 mr.
month. All modern. Sleeping
porches. This duplex will bring
from liz to 1875 on your invest
ment. Price 35750.O0. 100000
down. balance on monthly pay
CORNER property close In, lot 50xl40.
TWO houses, two new garages, rents
for 10000 per month. Price 4725O.O0.
Lot alone Is desirable business pro.
perry and worth 100000. Terms.
BUSINESS property and building
25xl40 Ill fire proof. Building Of
brick and tile, concrete floors
throughout. basement in front part
Of building. Price 81, 100000 on
terms. Never has been vacant and
an rent for $l25.00 per month.
FORM property. 200 acres. lo5 acres
under cultivation located nine miles
north Of Bismarck and one and one
halt miles from Arnold elevator. A
small down payment and very rea-
sonable terms. Of will sell on crop
payment plan.
THREE, 30 acre tracts Of land located
SIX miles south Of Gladstone. North
Dakota at $1,000 per acre. Terms.
ONE.QUARTER section Bottiueau
county land. Price $4,000, on terms.
FOR information on any Of the above
property. write Bismarck Tribune,
In care Of Ad. No. 50.
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AUTO VICTIM

Fargo. N. D.. Mar. l4.-(R1EC. A.
emedstad. Fargo carpenter. was SER
iously injured when struck BY IN au-
tomcbile.
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CITY LISTINGS
FIVE ROOM modern story and half
new dwelling. hardwood floors, fire.
place. many features, most modern
kitchen. full complete basement,
furnace heat, garage attached, east
front. reasonable taxes. Just COM
pleted. Sales price $6750.00. Terms.
SIX ROOM modern bungalow, three
bedrooms. heated garage attached,
oak floors, fireplace. new. not quite
completed. reasonable taxes. Sales
price $66o0.oo. Very desirable
terms.
SIX ROOM mederu two story dwell
ling, eouth front, hardwood floors,
fireplace. Sales price $6300.00. Very
desirable terms.
FOUR ROOM modern new bungalow.
oak floors. built lin features, good
location, nice lawn. For quick sale
@S200y0o. Terms.
SEVEN ROOM modern two story
dwelling. hardwood floors, full base
ment, furnace heat, outside garage,
good location. Sales price 44500.00.
Good terms.
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow. hard
wood floors, full basement, furnace
heat, located close In. Sales price
@32o0y00.
NEW ROOMING house. completely
furnished. hardwood floors, full
basement, furnace heat, good busi-
ness location, nice income. Price
and terms quoted on request.
GEE THIS agency for q select list of
homes. This agency can help you
build, very reasonable terms offer.
ed.
HEDDEN REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
Twelve years active city selling.
Webb Block. Phone O..
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CURB STOCKS
(. standard OIL. 81.
Elec.s Bond 4 Share. -.
Cities Service. jSN.


MINNEAPOLIS STOCKS
Minneapolis stocks close--First
BSnk Corp, 20aA. Transportation, ~.
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LIBERTY BONDS CLOSE
New York. Mar. 14.-(AP)-Libcrty
Bonds:
Liberty 3h's, 1906: first 4A's
101.12: fourth 4A's 1929; treas. 4l4's
113; treas. As 1O0.3O.
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NORTH DAKOTA WEATHER
Devils Lake: 26: cloudy.
Grand Forks: so: cloudy.
Fargo: 80; cloudy.
D~ickinSon: 20: clear.
Valley City: so: clear.
WillistOn: 80: cloudy.
Bismarck -Mandan: rs; partly cloud
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WORK WANTED

WORK WANTED
LADIES AND Misses spring coats.
suits and dresses repaired, equipped
to make any desired alterations. All
work guaranteed, prices reasonable.
See our complete line Of samples
for spring coats and suits. Alberta
Wentz, Krall Tailor Shop. $40 Main
Ave. Downstairs.
SEWING done at my home, children
clothes q speciality. also fancy work.
Call at ll22 Ave. 9. Phone 754-W.
WANTED-Work by the hour, also
will do washing and ironing In own
home. Phone l4oS.R.
BLACKSMITH and welder wishes
steady employment. Write Tribune
In care Of Ad. No. So.
REAL ESTATE
$4,000
SIX ROOM. modern house. facing
park.
45000.00
FIVE ROOM, brand new stucco bun.
galow. fire place, attached garage,
just off paving.
100000
FIVE ROOM house. south side, a bar
gain.
$4,000
FIVE ROOM house, with barn cleo.
trio lighted. south side.
$4,000
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, gar
age. one Of the prettiest yards In
city.
$4,000
CONTRACTORS. Attention: S room,
modern cottage, ~cornerlot, close In.
Lots Of room for another house In
rear.
$4,000
SIX ROOM bungalow. modern. east
front.
$345O.00
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, east
front.
$0500.00
ONE OF the real homes Of the city.
one year old. up to date In every
respect. Built by the owner him.
self. not Q house built to sell.
BUILDING LOTS; hundreds Of them
in all parts Of city.
FARM LANDS: the biggest and best
list Of real bargains ] ever had.
DO YOUR REAL ESTATE BUST.
NESS with the busiest dealer In the
city and be sure Of good service In
buying or selling.
I. T.. YOUNG.