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TV 18 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. RIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 24, 1911. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.

i KREISMANN MAY AGENTS RENT USTS McCann-Dowling liealty Co. REAL ESTATE AGENTS' REPORTS OF THEIR SALES MOBS IN MADRID Embroider A ACS, A A 4Ug Birtks and Death Then you know all about transfer patterns and the Free patterns of novelties which can be found only in the Sunday Post-Dispatch. Forty-six prizes, ranging from $25 to $1, are offered for the best embroidery done from the patterns, printed in the next Sunday Post Dispatch The contest, which opens next Sunday, will close March 11th. The Thrilling Message of the Song This is a real life story with true names, dates and places. It was entered in the Sunday Post-Dispatch $1000 Real Life Prize Story Contest.

A family, parted in Newton, 111., is reunited, far wandering, by a song. Read the story in the Next Sunday Post-Dispatch i i 1 i 3 4 1 ARSENAU 3521A Detached 6-room flat; finished In oak throughout; elegantly flecoratad; copper screens, fine fixtures. fnros.ee. largo rooms, numerous closets; best up-to-date flat for the rent; J32. BLACKSTO.NK.

12X5 Nearly new 5-room r'at; tiled porcn ana pain, upcinw liURU. 1S67 Beautiful flat; all Improvements: reduce to $15. Inquire Mrs. FtKhmnn. 1S)S1 Burd ClEVEUAD, 4132 7-rooro upper flat, de-'itched; all outside Hcht rooms; hot-water and janitor rvice; furnace; owner HVrS downstairs; will take part rent In flrst- gnrrtnirt work.

CO.dPiON. N. Fiat. 6 rooms, batb and laimnrv fni oniv t. COTE BKILLIANTK.

6222 Three-room newly decorated: large yard; 114. WXMAK S0-7 7 rooms, aaa aratea. KAUri. ilsuT 4 rooms, oath and large r.a, iuom; newly decorated; chandeliers, all crmvenjpnoes: rent 2Q. IU EAST GKANU.

2QW Nice 2-room flat lareo porch, fixtures, etc: only lOj hot-water heat, laree yard. t-S. in EVANS. 4a'JA Kleeant end ircelaln bath, eas fixtures. Fhona Del- mar ytMNEY.

43tij 1 rooms, enameled bath. nxtureij: tin. SK'r the Washington ld and rent swell Washlnirton Heights 6 axgre room fW. tractive decorations; all Prices. (itHK McPherson.

Mississippi alley Trust 4th and fine sia. VPnir-nCfa muv j-fA I i idaY 3321 Handorae rooms; hot-water heat; all modern Im-rrovements. r-rvr- $17. BO. i i.nKim flat.

ml modern conveniences. LnDIANA. 2837 Three rooms, bath and ne ia-SG'S HIGHWAY. 1088A S. S- If iteam heat, shades, screens and fixtures.

reiit reduced to $22. Phone ore st 112.c) Li 4 Four rooms, steam heat and Jan service Included. $25. Tyler 275S. (cS) XT'-: "WA yiat; 3 lartse rooms; bath.

pantry" closets: newly decorated. Ption licMlLl-AN. 40UO-Oi-1" Rent reduced: six rooms, bath. Vcreens. lanltor ervlce: fur-rmce: upstairs: rent $2S: 5 rooms sams con-erdences.

rent $2t. Emanuel Well. ol2 he CTiHtv lilte: open. AJoKKK. 3S-1A BeaiiUful S-room flat; bath; detached brtck flat.

$14. rnie.l: open; pnone OrAOE P.L.. 4377-And U110 M'-faVll and 5 rooma. bath, shades fixt.jres. lanltor service: $10 and 122.50.

ooen. nan rccmth'a rent free. or-ATTV r-D 'VfAIX'OLM MACBETH R'U, Chestnut Central 42 Jo. Main 4.9T. T-a3i 4 -s-40 Flats, a large, light rooms.

nuV.4'Tarse yards "and stables; rent (re- T- DriCK. ep cabinei mantel, ur-WiV eas. hot. cold water, screens. 2o per llOTTMSTTsTf en 3 room, and bath $-5 rpnta 4 room with heat.

Pel. tcpi Uuvv' rooms and buh. new: rew-iiy paired? all co.venien8entJ JiK'CvsTK'XH Modern. baih. furnace, screens, combination fixtures enbinetmantels.

deco- TkTAJU-'VZ roolns. will connect gas rated: fWffPtTTti large, ligbt rooms. jttnvp; -t)L0l Large modern 5-room Txi't: very convenient; nothing better; rea- open rz 1. nnA ill! wa- viuti Moll four nN'n. lilJ1- Ver.

all ln.provements. cheap. Inquire Imhi i- VTJN VERSKN. B332 Choice flat of 7 voomF. 1 tv i -ri )X" ilS Five-room flat: separate tncV all conveniences.

Phone Lindel 22s i 11 A KEN A Modern 6-room flat, gas ath fixtures etc fpQv vvVhttifh Near Page: new. modern flats: hall. bath. -7 comblnntlon fixtures, laundry, all rr-rivenlence-i: $22 T.O; open. UL! i e.

i CHEAP ROOMS FOR RENT UNTIL MARCH 1. Dickson. 1st 2 rooms, 00 -JTSi licksin. 2d 2 rooms, 6 JMJ Saw Market. 2d 3 rms.

gas 9 00 N. Market. 2 1 2 gas 7 H) N. Market. 2d 4 gas lO Ort Rutger.

1st water. 7 Rutger. rear, rooms, water gas 15 2d fl 3 water, lw ifx-K ROhBERS. S---Q Chestnut. (cBi FIATS FOR RENT.

Washington beautiful 6-room flat, modern 4553 Swan modern; 3 rooms, bath. screens, shades 1U 4016-lttA Cote Brilliante. 3 good rooms. 3' rooms. if! screens, etc law 4016-12A Cote Brililante.

3 rooms, bath. 103S-nHAULeona a v.V 3" fine 'rooms. ba'ti. "rooms! 13 MflA Tfm flnf rooms, shade. 10 00 7214 Rroadway.

rooms; water In kitchen i.J FURNISHED FLATS FOR RENT B577 4 rooms, lifrht, furnished apartment. Phone Long. Forest 7758. (6 -iv FY 4258 Kxcellent 4 -room flat. fompifirij to good tenant; open.

(ft) r-i iiTkT) APARTMENT Four rooms; -'every convenience: 5tit0 west; reasonable. Trrr R-71. Post nispntch. MU1TMKNT 4 rooms; third floor steam heat, electric lights, complete- 1' fvrnlsed Foreyt l-l 1 Kl Fl.AT Handsomely furnished flat: steam heat, electric light. ortamc.

in. FtrlNlIIKl FLAT Completely furnished. 6 steam heat, hot water. Janitor: Mr-rhurson near Union. Telephone Forest 1K04.

isSl Tr- j.4 Couple -wlHh to share nicely furnished flat with couple; no children: rence f' WEST RKLI.TI PL. 4217 Two completely furnished front rooms, for light house- ST HKI.LIO PI 4401 Three-room fur- nished flats' 1 unfurnished flat; hot baths csm FLATS WANTED FLAT Wtd. 3 rooms, upper, or cottage, with nth: stHte rent. Rox R-f. I' Wtd.

4 rooms, modern, within 15 minutes walk of olive and Taylor. Box Tt'V'A let-r1'P1flK FURNISHED FLATS WANTED "FLAT Wtd Widow wishes to rent part of flat, furnished Or unfurnished. poo- vnrfc nv. PR0PTY FOR RENT COTTAGE 5 rooms. 10 acres ground, fruit trees, good outbuildings, cellar, on -rar-line.

fine place. Call 191U Olive. RFXT Nice cottage. 4 rooms and large lot. on Swan Webster Oroves; water 2 and gas; convenient to steam and electric rsrt; i heap to a careful tenant.

A. Mittel- fi flOl-SK-- rooms, near Frisco Station: fire; Richmond. Old Orchard riWi noi iwatnum -ithuii vountry noma pirtly furnished. 5 acres, to responsible "tenant; owner would board with same Kirk. ood t'1V Heautlful -room country horns partly furnished.

6 acres, to responsible owner would board with same Kirk wood lsa.V. (cT- iHOt'sK 7 rooms; city conveniences- 1 acre of ground; near Frisco Station" at JOlenrtale. on Berry rd. Phone Kinloch rl06R. or call at third house south of station.

Olendalo. first station west of Webster. (r6) JNOHCOM. 47S seven-room house: Webster near Kouth Webster rotation; water gas pnl bath; $25 per month. A.

Witteibr-. Zi -24 Liggett Pldir. 3UCH, IRRIGATED GARDEN Tracts, adjoining Jefferson Barracks- it sr.1 A ftfuu'ifiiinittf J. A. wok i "i NtjTON.

QuaranUne. Mo. Veil phone. Qukvllle. Mo.

FOR COLORED PEOPLE IKLL, tl 6 S-room flat; newly papered. 111 monthly to good tenant CHESTNUT. I2 Eight-room dwelling, with Sr. Ib'f on.lv from fetation: $27.60. Ifettry E.

liartllnr sent. 1011 Chrs tnut St. Hi-AH. "187-29-tx rooms each, water iiwi. sins, anq in gooU C' ind i Win 1.

CaunlUKhaon, 41 Pine. icit't FLATS FOR RENT MEET WITH JUDGES General Term Session to Discuss Board of Equalization Appointments. The Circuit Court Judges, la general term, will meet at 2 p. m. Saturday for rthe purpose of discussing appointments to the Board of Equalization which, under the law, must be selected before March 4.

It was said at the Courthouse Friday that Mayor Kreismaiin will attend the meeting and that he has complied with the request of the Circuit Judges that he return the books which he took with him when he retired as Circuit Clerk. One of Circuit Clerk Graves appoint ments for courtroom clerk is yet to be confirmed. Graves selected his son. Charles W. Graves, but Judge Withrow, In.

whose ccAirtroom the new clerk is to serve, has asked that George W. Stine-baker be reappointed. It has been the custom to accept the suggestion of a Judge as to who shall serve as clerk In his courtroom. WILD BILL HATFIELD SHOOTS INSURRECTO Member-of Famous Feudist Fam ily Kills Man in His Own Band. MEXICALI.

Mexico, Feb. 24. "Wild Bill" Hatfield, one of the famous Mc- Coy-Hatfleld feudists of Kentucky, vyho is an American recruit In Gen. Leyvas' army, shot a Mexican Insurrecto named Francisco last night. Hatfield used an automatic gun and the victim's face was shot away.

Francisco was taken to the International line by his Mexican comrades and rolled across the border. He was picked up by the Red Cross attendants and taken to the hospital in Calexlco, where he died. Nothing was done with Hatfield by thj Insurgents. It is thought the shoot ing may cause a feud between the American and Mexican members of the lnsurrectos. One hundred lnsurrectos marched out of Mexican last night to form a junction with the advance guard of 60 sent out Wednesday.

With the detachment went Gen. Leyva, who will operate against Ensanada. A. G. VANDERBILT TO WED MRS.

M'KIM SOON Friends Say the Ceremony Will Take Place at London Regis-- try Office. NEW YORK, Feb. 24. Alfred G. Vanderbilt and Mrs.

Smith Holllns McKim, who divorced Dr. McKim at Reno, are expected to be mar ried at a London registry office within a few weeks. Close friends of both in this city and Baltimore are spon sors for this report, which also has gained wide circulation' In club' and social circles, in London. Vanderbilt is In London, while, the divorcee de nies herself to interviewers at Ar cadia, the shooting lodge of her father, CoL Isaac Emerson, near Georgetown, S. C.

According to Intimates of Mc Kim, she was to have sailed for Lon don before Christmas, but was pre vented from doing so by threatened litigation, her divorced husband hav ing declared he proposed to test the validity of her Reno decree. BISHOP DENNY TO LIVE IN RICHMOND Methodist Divine Stops Here on Way to Address Missouri Legislature. Bishop Collins Denny arrived in St Louis Friday from Richmond, and is the guest of the Rev. Theo. Copeland of the Cabanne M.

E. Church, South The Bishop will go to Jefferson City Saturday morning and will deliver two sermons there Sunday, and Monday will address the Legislature. It is under stood that Bishop Denny has practically decided to make his headquarters In Richmond, A married daughter of Bishop and Mrs. Denny lives In Rich mond. As an added inducement to live there.

an offer of a $10,000 home, duplicating that made by former Gov. Lon V. Steph ens to get him to come to St. Louis, has been made by Richmond Method ists. SPEER GETS 28 VOTES Colorado Gives Denver Execu tive Highest Number of Ballots, DENVER, Feb.

24. The firs notable change In several days In the balloting for United States Senator came in today's vote. Mayor Speer of Denver polled 28 votes, the largest he h- had since balloting began. The vote wast Democrats Speer, 28; Adams, 20 Thomas, Ward, Martin, Maupin Shafroth, O'Donnel, Ammons, Republicans Vaile. 15; Gowdy, Daw son, Waterman, 1: Roof, Mc Creary, 2.

IOWA STILL DEADLOCKED Deemer Is High Man in Senato rial Voting. DES MOINES. Feb. 24. Today's vote on senator in the Iowa Legislature resulted as follows: Deemer, 63: Kenyon, 41: Wallace.

1 Porter 48; absent. 12; paired, S. Necessary to elect, 71. Memorial la latrodaeed la tfc 3Ion lloaae. HELENA.

Feb. 24. Represen tatlve D. J. Donohue Introduced in the Montana House a joint memorial ask ing President Taft to call a special -s slon of Congresa to have the tariff du tlea removed from the rtcccwsa rim of life.

It was referred to the Committee I oa Public RelaUoaa. 1140 CHESTNUT ST. DWLLLLNCJ3. 3325 Lucas, 8 rooms, furnace, bath. newly papered 3130 Franklin 8 rooms, furnace, bath.

gas. 3o 3136 Franklin. 7 rooms, bath, In good order; granitoid cellar: open SO 2715 Gamble. 7 rooms, bath. gas.

etc. Ji 3330 Morgan, 7 rouins. bath. etc 5 fcl'J N. 10th 6 rooms and IS 35t4 Windsor.

8 rooms, furnace, 23 lyu7 S. Jefferson 6 rooms, 31)35 St. Ferdiuand. 4-room FLATd 2300 St. Louis.

6-room modern flat, id floor; janitor service; open 40 814 N. King's highway. 6-room mod- em flat 32 4132 West Belle. 5-room modern flat. 1st floor; open 22 4252 Kvans.

5-room modern flat 4030 Morgan, modern flat. 2d fl. open 3U15 Kvans. 4 rooms, bath, etc: 2d floor; keys on premises 2925 Dickson. 5 rooms.

2d floor; open: bath, etc IS 8 N. Cardinal. 4 rooms, bath, 1st floor: open 15 252!) N. Spring. 4 rooms, etc.

15 HUZ'J Madison. 4 rooms, bath, etc: 2d floor; open 1121 S. 4 rooms. 2d floor 40t5 N. Broadway 4 rooms and attic.

14 13 12 2H23 Laclede. 3 rooms. 2d floor 11 oeyer. 3 rooms. 1st floor; in gooa oraer; open 1127 N.

lHth 3 rooms. 2d floor 703 N. 15th 4 rooms. 2d bath, w. c.

etc 2415 Llckson. 3 rooms. 2d floor; open, 3s25 N. 25th 3 rooms. 1st floor 11 11 10 00 open; good order 2504A University.

3 2d floor; open 8 STORES. ETC. Franklin, new store, etc 4102 Olive, store; heat furnished; reasonable rent 3210 Laclede, store and 1 room; new. 15o0 Chestnut, store, corner: B2fl Clark, large corner store; cheap. 1420 Papin store and 4 rooms, with attic 25 STABLE.

1420 N. 24th stable for 80 head of horses: lot 140x127 00 APARTMENTS DELMAR. 6577 4. and 6 room; steam heated. 33 to $50.

Phone Forest 7768. (66) tiKKALDlNB APARTMENTS. Spring and Russell; 5 rooms; rent reduced to $40. See Janitor. (eSO) KINGSBURY 6016 Elegant six-room apartment, hardwood floors.

Dutch dining room, steam heat, hot water and lanitor. rent $45: open; take Delmar or McPhers car to Rosedale. teg' DI'XBOYNE Apartments, Goodfellow and Msple, 8 rooms ana alcove, ail See F. I. OELLIEN, 1008 Chestnut St.

Phone Main 2005. McPHERSON. 4500 Elegantly furnished. 5 room apartment; ring Bomont 399 or Central 5-i3. FOREST APARTMENTS.

Five-room apartment. 4403 Forest Park floor, west side; heat. Janitor service and hot water; very light: $50. WM. J.

ABBOTT. Chestnut St. (cSD) FURNISHED APARTMENTS Mcpherson and tatlor avs. We have beautifully furnished apartments In this up-to-date building; 5 and 6 rooms; best location In this city: have manager on premises show them to you at any time or ROOM A RE ALT B19 Third National Bank Ping. cS!) VICTORIA APARTMENT ONLY ONE LEFT 4542 Forest Park Boul.

For rent, elegant 8-room apartment, con taining fixtures, shades, screens, hot water, steam heat and Janitor service will decorate to suit; rent $63. See Janitor. HOLBROOK-BLACKWELDER REAL ES TATE TKlgT Olive St. CHEAPEST AND BEST APARTMENTS IN WEST END OSLV $32.50. $35.

40 MONTH. "THE LOUISE" S. w. cor. Lindell and Vandeven-ter.

Beautiful steam-heated apartments, 4 and 5 rooms, hardwood floors, gas ranges, fixtures, wall safes, hot water, janitor service. Open dally. WEISEI.S-CERHART K. E. 104-06 N.

Eighth St. c59) TO LET-BUSINESS PURPOSES DESK ROOM For rent; up-to-date; office attendant: reasonable. 307 Mermod Jaccard Bldg. (c) LUCAS. 819 Store, cheap: 24x100: 2 floors.

will separate. Apply Hadley-Dean Glass Co. 11th and Lucas av. fcKi SiTORK Large, also small store. one month's rent rree.

1 el. umaeii una. tci BUILDING, 307 N. MAIN For rent: first-class condition: electric ele-. vator: rent cheap.

Apply 305 N. Mtin. (cWll Druggists, ACention. For rent or lease, large, new store, espe cially arranged for drug store; steam heat; 8 large show windows; two fine 5-room flats on 2d floor, just being completed, on the southeast corner of Lexington and Clay in a thickHy settled neighborhood; nt opposition within six blocks. Inquire at once.

CHAS. MUELLKK. UWMr, 3o00 Hebert St. cS0) SHOE DEALERS, ATTENTION! For rent or lease, large, new store, especially arranged for shoe store: steam heat large show window: 5-room flat on second floor: on the northeast comer of Ashland and Clav no opposition within six blocks: in a new. thickly-settled neighborhood.

Inauire at once at J. CHAS. MILLER. Owner. 3M0 Hebert St.

(cSOl GARAGES AND. STABLES GARAGE Wtd. Second-hand portable auto garage at bargain. Worrell Mfg. 212 N.

Mnln Olive (e7i STABLE Large, suitable for horses or two automobiles: Maple, near union. $12. Tel. owner. Llndcll 1 H5.

(c) FOR LEASE For Lease, 75,000 Sq! Fl. S. W. Corner Main and Clark Av. Four-story building; sprinkling system, electric elevators.

HsrM on three sides. REAL ESTATE TRUST 812 Olive St. Real Estate REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE OWNERS of vacant, why give building to unreliable builders when you can have reliable builder furnish money and plans, do your building. lO to 20 per cent less than those sharks? We take vacant in trade; give bank references; are not real estate agents. Box Post-I 'Ispatch.

CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE LOT For sale; on Northland a west of King's highway: SOxl45; must dispose of It: sell very cheap. Box F-li7. Post-Pis. (7 PKOI KKI or sale, cheap. Investment, big returns.

Write R. A. 13S7 Hamilton. (cT.i FARMS FOR SALE FARM For sale. Franklin County.

cut-over lands: cheap. D. W1LKERSON. St. Clair.

Mo. fcS FARMS Our Illustrated catalogue, high-grade farms in Livingston County, sent on request. LEE nAMpc.KLl!S. rtOWell, MICH. (93) t'AKM For sale: acres, Washington County.

good soil: house: barn, well cistern, outhouses; bargain. W. Ramsey Chippewa. c0 FARM For sale. 10-acre Illinois, 1 mile from Coulterville; house, stable, fruit, well and cistern- price $10O0: $50O cash.

U. MORTON. 706 Chestnut room 917 FARM For sale; a valuable farm of 215 acres. 170 in cultivation, good dwelling and barn, fine grain, stock or dairy farm; located miles east of Jackson, on C. price $60 per acre; $3000 down! balance on easy terms: If you want farm where you can make money and a farm that will Increase In value.

Investi gate on. Williams. JacKson. Mo. (6S i in: Ig- gins Lake, $300; would take good FLORIDA.

Florida farms pay best; $10 down, balance long time. No Interest, no taxes; free trip ot inspection. Call or write for literature (open cuniixv morning. PALM BEACH FARMS rrr 312 Navarre tilli aad Chv.tnuL sts AND PARIS JEER TROUSERS SKIRT 'olice Have to Intervene Every Time Its Wearers Appear in Public By Associated Press. PARIS, Feb.

2t Incidents of public disturbance dally accompany the appear ance In the streets of women wearing the new trousers skirt. The Avenue de l'Opera was the ecena of one of the more serious outbreaks. The woman, surrounded by a laughing, jeering crowd, was unable to proceed, and a man, taking advantage of the sit uation, purchased a basket of eggs from a dealer In a side street and distribute them among the other men. They, In order to show their disapproval, pelted the helpless wearer of the new garment until a squad of police intervened and aided her to escape. Doubts appear to have arisen among the leading Paris dressmakers whether the skirt will be adopted by women as a general fashion.

Few have been ordered thus far, and these have gone chiefly to women from abroad who are shopping here and wished to take home the latest sensa tion. Many models have been sent to prominent houses dealing in Women's wear in America. Spanish Mob Threatens Society Women ta Street. MADRID, Feb, 24. Two women be longing to the most exclusive society cir cles of this capital appeared on the streets last evening wearing the new Parisian trousers skirts, and were fairly mobbed.

The crowd, which grew rapidly to great proportions, surrounded the exponents of advanced fashion and. after Insulting cries, threatened violence. large force of police came to the protection of the women and cleared the streets. WEDDING HELPS GIRL WIN A BET OF $10 Miss Emma Wehnng Hastens Marriage Ahead of That of Fellow Worker. When Miss Emma Wehrlng, 27 years old, who is private secretary to M.

L. Harris of 405 St, Louis avenue. East St. Louis, was married to Arthur Shlrcliffe of Guthrie, in Belleville, several months ahead of the scheduled time, flie unconsciously made It possible for Miss Viola Schroeder, a stenographer In the same office, to win a bet of $10. Shlrcliffe, who is manager of the Southwestern Planing Milts at Guthrie, is visiting in East St.

Louis. He told Miss Wehrlng that he did not wish to wait until next summer to be married, and she agreed to hasten the event. Wednesday she obtained a short leave of absence from her employer and went to Belleville with Shlrcliffe. Justice Krletner married the couple. Miss Scnroeder accepted a wager about five months ago from Charles Short, president of the Short Moving and Storage that she would not be married before Miss Wehrlng.

Friday morning Short sent Miss Schroeder a box filled with 1000 pennies. WARRANT ISSUED TO HOLD HUSBAND Louis Evans, Accused of Fracturing Wife's Skull, Will Have Hearing. A warrant charging felonious assault was issued Frjday at Clayton against Louis Evans, whose wife is in the American Hospital, St. Louis, with a fractured skull. He will be given a preliminary hearing next Thursday before Justice Werremeyer.

Evans and his wife lived In a cottage on Lulu avenue, west of Wellston. Friday night she was knocked unconscious. Evans said she fell down the back stairs. She told a neighbor that ehe was felled by a blow In the dining room, but that she did- not know who struck her. Prosecuting Attorney Mills says he Issued the warrant as a precaution and will not prosecute Evans If his wife bays he is innocent.

Her condition was too critical for her to fcj seen by the( prosecutor. JEWEL OF A MAID AND $40 MISSING Mrs. U. L. Church Was Delighted With Her Find for a Short While.

In notifying the authorities of Clayton to try and find her lost housemaid. Mrs. L. Church, 611 Linden aventi. deacribed her as: "A fast walker, worker and talker." Louisa Bachman wnt to work in the Church home Thursday morning, and Mrs.

Church said when she don with her husband to dinner Thursday evening that she never saw such a Jewel of a maid. And then it came time for the dessert. Mrs. Church looked dUappolnted when the first tap of the bell brourht no response from the new maid. The second tap did not bring her either.

Mre, Church rang again, and then they went to hunt for the maid, but aha was gone, so waa her clothing and was 44 from a wallet In the pocket of a pair of Church's trousers that hung la a closet upstairs. larflaa aasrf Kills Ilimstf. TREKA. Feb. J4- Oeorga IL Nicholla.

the half-breed Indian who was reported yesterday to have kilted his mining partner. John Dobbins, wear Gll-ta. killed himself later by shooting hint-elf In the head. The bady was found oa the mine trail. Frame Dwelling Brings $3500.

J. H. Gundlach Co. report the sale of 2167 Warne avenue, a two-story frame dwelling on lot 34x160 feet, to Edward H. Sprinn-meyer for $3500.

Also sold three lots on the north side of Lee avenue, west of Prairie avenue, fronting together 75 feet, by a depth of 108 feet, for John R. Parson. Also sold the southwest corner of Athlone avenue and Rosalie street. In Plymouth Park, for the Plymouth Investment Co. to Adam Heck-emeyer.

who will improve with a business building; price $45 a foot. Two Permlta for Factories. The Star Bucket and Pail Co. yesterday obtained a permit to build a $25,000 three-story factory at 1220 North Fifteenth street, and Henry E. Wind will also build a two-story $15,000 factory at 1118-24 South Grand avenue.

Sells Arsenal Street Lot. Aiple Hemmelmann Real Estate Co. reports the sale of a lot on the south side of Arsenal street, between Oak Hill and Bent avenues. S8xl38. for Mrs.

Adele Morrison to Jay C. Hlgley for $3520. who will Improve with two double flats, at a -cost of $12,000. Six-Acre County Tract la Sold. Paul Jones Co.

report the sale of six acres north of the Clayton road. In Cella's subdivision, to Mrs. F. R. von Wlndegger.

who intends to improve at once with a Jeautiful home. rrof. F. H. Pratt Bays Home.

Nicholls-Ritter Realty and Financial Co. reports the sale to Prof. Henry F. Pratt of the nine-room residence now In course of construction at 311 Westgate avenue. In Parkview place.

It will be completed about June 1 and will be occupied by Prof, and Mrs Pratt as their future residence. The house was soia ior iu.ouu. Old Protestant Hospital Sold. George J'. Wanstrath reports the sale of 1011 North Eighteenth street, lot 64 feet and 6 inches by 150 feet.

This, formerly a large mansion, was used for a long time as a Protestant hospital. The new owners plan to spend $4000 to convert it into a first-class bathhouse. Frame Residence Brines $175. Frank L. Dittmeier reports the sale of 4276 Lexington avenue, a one and one-half storv frame residence, containing five large rooms, city water, gas.

sewer, sidewalks and street made, for Frieda Bick to Frank Stoey. who will occupy same as a home. Consideration. $1750. MRS.

NATION RECOVERING Foe of Saloons Expects to Get Out of Hospital March 1. LEAVENWORTH, Feb. 24. Woe be to the Jointlsts, Carrie Nation is getting well. Mrs.

wno has been under treatment "in a hospital for a month, is greatly improved in health, although physicians recently gave up hope for her recovery. Mrs. Nation is suffering from a nervous breakdown, but ner mental condition is now so satisfactory that she is taking treatment for her eyes from a specialist. She expects to leave trie hospital March 1. LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY FOT TT 1 IN A v-Hi it i.

viuioi -tlonal Bank 705 Olive St. Money to notes: chattels collaterals, amounts no publicity: half rates- foir treatment: no delav. fclTl ARMSTRONG Va nM nnrl nPrRfinfll timD- erty; best treatment- 719 and 720 Century -Discr nnrn nnunrs. OTTTHK MONEY." Salaried people can get It. My rates the befi most private In city.

Call on Drake "ILLINOIS CREDIT CO. "SIS Metropolitan East St. Louis, in on vour salary, furniture, pianos. T.AftT ST. LOUIS LOAN CO.

Loans on furniture in East St. Louis and Granite City. 412 Missouri room 204. cl4 Money to Salaried People Without security; easy payments; lowest rates. Century Finance 81tf Century Ride.

Central 1542. (el4 SALARY LOANS. a ab In Via ttv miY-tllnlt-v A iHT-ar- romfi and iret all the monev vou want, on wUNl5- CREDIT Suite 4Q1-4Q2 Holland 211 N. 7th. (c8l LOANS ON FURNITURE i.iam nrocured without delay on household goods pianos, horses, wagons and other property.

W. A. ANDEKSON. rooms 210-11 Ozark lotn ana pine; pnone iviniocn Central (c(j) If It's Money You Want, Come to us: that's our long suit. TTTfTH PRICES DO NOT PREVAIL HERE.

We win taKe care ot you. can. write or phone Main ozu.i. central su. NEW YORK FINANCE Suite 208 Odd Fellows' 816 Olive.

LOANS AT 5 PER CENT Quit paying high interest. Call at the right office. Loans on household furniture, ninnos. etc. LOWEST RATES: EASIEST TERMS.

Liberal treatment; no publication. UrilON FINANCE 415 Locust room 405 (4th floor). Telephone Kinloch Central 1167. (o14 AVE LOAN MONEY ON FURNITURE AND PIANOS. Our rate is LOWER than the lowest.

We do not charge a commission. We accept small monthly payments. We will send agent if you write or Telephone Main 2833 or Cent. 22.15. FIDELITY.

415 Locust room 3i2, LOOK! LOOK! WHY BORROW MONEY From high-priced loan companies when we will loan you any amount on your own terms and reasonable rates? We never remove your goois. can. write or pnone Main ooo, Central 5994. NATIONAL LOAN SUITE 23 MERMOD-JACCARD 407 pm ftB t.O'-T'St- -14, LOANS ON FURNITURE 1 50 weekly pays a $75 loan. $1.25 weekly pays a $ilO loan.

Si OO weeklv pays a $50 loan. Payments may be made weekly, semi monthly or monthly. It is to your interest to consult us. All business private and above board. Phone Main central fioM.

CHEMICAL FINANCE 501 Chemical Rth and Olive. Mtusica! TUNING AND REPARINQ SCHUBERT MOXTER. 20O7 Franklin first-class piano tuning and reoalr Ing. Both phones. iRc) ALL piano tuning.

$1.50: first-class tuner I r.i Kautz 2 2U a. jciierson; pnone bianey zi, Victor 257AU MUSICAL INSTRUCTION MANDOLIN playing or guitar chords taught in 10 lessons. A. Hansen. 1634 Park.

(73) FOR SALE AND WANTED APOLO player-piano, mahogany case, used Only 17 .1... I music, and in perfect condition, with bench Hall. HW Olive St. icai KIESELHORST'S "Excnange Department" is headquarters ior Bargains tn mceiy rt pa ire a used pianos ana piayei mu-wiuiru uiuw Prices JO up: msn or KiESELHORST PIANO CO. Established lWa.

1007 Olive st. (el4 OUT-OP-TH E-CITY people who wish to buy a used piano cheap should write to us; w. win hin a used piano to any Dart of Missouri or Illinois on 80 days' fsee trial, freight prepaid; if you like It you can pay for It a little each month If you wish; if you. want to save considerable money on the nurchase of a piano, write us for our Us I of bargains. We give special atlentloa 10 all t- l-town traae.

CONROY PIANO Cor. 11th and Olive sts. (eS PIANO For sale. Stelnway square. Box F-t.

P. -D, (S3) PIANO Must sell my upright at once good as new: pargain. nm ciarneia.i a) PIANO For sale, beautiful mahogany upright, at sacrifice. Call 611UA Cote Bril- sv. l-'or sale: upright; gent's wardrobe.

raal and gas stoves, gas fixtures; leaving city bx lU 1231X Waltua. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Earnest Waters 1709 Gratiot Myrtle Greer 809 N. 10th Josenf Fusanj .....2212 Franklin lvana Matetlcn ZiljJ ramtun Le Grand Jones St. Louis Mrs.

Vera Widen Schatman St. Louis Joseph M. Everett Annie K. Schneedle Park. Mo Mo Will Gardner Florel.

Ky Mrs. Ethel L. rower East St. Louis. Ill Edmund G.

B514 Caabanne Marie McGoodan 4152 Castleman John Hicks 2140 Lafayette Mrs. Fannie Beaton 2140 Lafayette Arthur W. Sullivan 3966 Lindell Hazel V. Peting 4112 West Pine Andrew J. Shody Bixby.

Ill Mamie E. McBride Bixby. Ul Arthur B. Tebeau 4240 Prairie Mrs. Clara Jjauer 4321 N.

21st Eugene Moman .181 Morgan Elnora Redman .................1719 Linden John Tedpo Angelina Luther ton. Ala Blocton. Ala .4015 Chouteau ...4015 Chouteau Walter Goddard Rosa I Senter John Walton 2622 Wash Florence Whitner ..........2623 Wash Clarence Dunlao 6A S. 22d Grace B. Scott 2308 A Pine Albert August Rucker 2fiia FranVHn Helen Reed 2920 Locust High Pneda Bannoff I6lti Wash Jesse Davidson Springfield.

Ill iuaura ja. Mcuonaia Springfield. Ill Clifford W. Harding 1626 Hickory Rosalie E. Brandenberger.

vans vine, ind Nick Domitrovic Mrs. Anne Francis George M. Oldham Madison. Ill i Madison. Ill Ill Ind 3841 Indiana ...,3144 Caroline Dulcie D.

Dixon Fred Vendt 1 Anna Loehr Belleville. Oliver Wagner Belleville iiertrude Muehlherr Belleville V. D. Pottinger Denver. Colo Katie Mosely Cincinnati.

Franklin R. Rogers Belleville Frances L. Middlecoff Belleville A. J. Schircliffe Gnthi-lo rk Emma Wehrlng St.

Louis Hugh H. Posey Ind oiarie li. sennaus fevansvllle. Ind George "Dunn East St. Louis Delia KaDe East St.

Louis G. C. Heuslev Hurst. Til Jennette Jeffrey Murphy sboro. Ill Solid Gold Wedding; Rings, S3 to $25.

JACCARD'3, Broadway, cor. Locust. BIRTHS RECORDED, T. and T. Ross.

2804 Papin: girl. E. and E. Sexauer. 2800 Texas; girl.

I. and R. Lovell. 1610 Cass; girl. E.

and J. Burger. 8918 Broadway; girl. A. and J.

Wencke, Tacoma, girl. H. M. Doppler, 2214 girl. D.

and D. Gaven. 4608 Carter; girl. E. and M.

Tim. 2203 Benton; girl. W. and A. Kurti.

4000 Schiller: girl. S. and E. Mandel. 4352 Laclede; girl.

6. and a. Ul Maria. 1811 N. 8th; girl.

M. and G. Cracchiolo. 1126 N. 9th; girl.

A. and M. Spina. 112J? N. 7th; girl.

S. and R. Spencer, 2306 Chestnut; girl. J. and L.

Spring, 3735 S. Compton; girt. T. and F. Blclicka.

1412 N. 20th; girl. W. and A. Lorkowskl.

1410 N. 21st; girl. G. and V. Dl Martlno.

6148 Shaw: girl. L. and A. Mueller. 423A Aubert; girl.

O. and M. Ward. 62J1 Garfield: girl. G.

and K. Takats. 613 Arsenal: girl. S. and L.

Drain. 1422 Clark; girl. M. and A. Regan, 2311 Locust; girl.

H. and N. Brown. 4213 Fairfax; girl. A.

and C. Alexander. 2116 Morgan; girl. H. and D.

Piehl. 807 N. 14th: girl. F. and O.

Cleary, 1415 Academy; girl. I. and M. Frank. 1554 Buck; girl.

H. and H. Hal 1336 Franklin; girl. D. and V.

Crosby. 43 28 Lindell; girl. L. and K. Roberts.

1626 S. Broadway: girl. E. and M. Kocian.

1713 S. 10th: girl. J. and K. Bateman.

62 McCune; girl. M. and G. Kusmer. 4558 Varrelman; girl.

J. and D. Lawler. 3226 Pennsylvania; girl. J.

and M. McDermott, 4141A Maffltt: girl. G. and A Montalbans. 1014 Franklin; girl.

K. ana A. Wright, 3121 Fair; boy. W. and L.

Rabenan. 1924 Cherokee; boy. I. and C. Gramblch.

S745 Marine: boy. A. and L. Colabianchi. 6251 Pattlson; boy.

F. and M. Palardy. 7917 Oberbech; boy. C.

and M. Meyer. 915 Cliar; boy. G. and E.

Matosich. 2221 Sd; boy. W. and E. Cargile, 2020 N.

th; boy. V. and L. Micka. 2432 Lemp; boy.

M. ana M. wicnmer. Z5(5 tarrar; bov. K.

and S. Klelnschmid. 3019 S. boy. and S.

Samson. 304 Marion; boy. and E. Krop. 2914 S.

Broadway: boy. T. and M. Friedlein. 1775 S.

9th; boy. and R. Akean. 728 S. 2d: bov.

E. and R. Tishiehky. 1435 N. 12th: boy.

and rs. ooouman. cook: boy. H. and C.

Tanroy. 1627 Carr; boy. G. and A. Colombo.

5314 Wilson: boy. A. and C. Gariscia. 2018 Edwards: boy.

I. and E. Johnston. 1810 Sarah; boy. B.

and J. Martin. 2314 Blair: boy. F. and R.

Grzeswkiekicz. 1116 Cass; boy. I. and M. Kasprzik.

1219 N. 10th; boy. M. ana a. iozu i.

stn: Doy. W. and M. Strauss. 1708 S.

10th; bov. J. and S. Herman. 33nn Illinois; boy.

G. and A. Pfarrer. 6959 Theodosia; boy. and E.

Homeler. 4816 Terrace: boy. T. and A. Stuart.

227 S. Jefferson boy. T. and J. Reed, 2825 M.

and J. Mehan. 1330 rihenandoah: boy. W. and A.

Tarraul. 4432 Pennsvlanla: bov. G. and G. Inserra.

910 Morgan; boy. N. and Bomraarim. lit Morgan; boy. and M.

Orandinette. 1d17 n. 7th; boy. G. and C.

Lopiparo. 70S Wash; boy. W. and M. Duggan.

3501 A Clark; boy. F. and E. Htadtmilier. 3126 Lasalle; BURIAL PERMITS.

Katherine Pugmak, 26. 1214 Cass; pneumonia James Lundy. 7rt. no home: nephritis. James P.

Fox. 68. 3743 West Pine bl. apo- plexy. William Hutt.

53. 524 North Vandeventer blood poisoning. William D. Gibson. 38.

3009 Hickory; pneu- monia. Frederick G. Nichols, Sl. 2818 Franklin; suicide. George Dyer.

46 Dorothea Vaubel, 1.110 S. 2d; heart disease. 76. 1906 S. Broadway; apo- plexv.

Elizabeth Abeln. 49. 3928 Broadway; em. bolism. Catherine Doyle, 45.

2804 Clark; angina pec- tons. Andrew M. Manrson 6S. 4933 McPherson stricture. Catherine Fathman, 69.

2317 Park; asthma Philio La Page. 54. 2216 Montgomery; heart disease. Peter E. Jansen.

65. 6711 Alabama; nephritis. Bertha Jones. 10. 1H7 Fillmore; nephritis.

Louisa Buritt. 54. 1516 O' Fallon; heart dis ease. nnaa uruettemeyer, 3, 3uia Jtsialr; pneu- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ad'ilnh Moesleln, 57. 944 Chouteau; consump tion.

Arthur W. Miller. 2. S.34 N. 14th: accident.

rsess sogers. U. i-a Olive; pneumonia Annie Francis. 56. 4023 Lexington: sclerosis.

Augusta, scnumacner. 40. uja Clarendon bowel obstruction. Charles Gordon. 40 1319 Lucas; tuberculosis Harry Anderson.

30. 207 Walnut: cirrhn.i. Frank C. Anrig. 43.

2110 Salisbury; heart Mary Haentges. 74. R40S Lemp: nephritis. John Zervas. 32.

4S34 Washington: angina Margaret ta Groh. 75 4117A Flad; la grippe. q.Miii ii.i. m.i wrarirT: nKTnma. MUSICAL FOR SALE AND WANTED PIANO For sale, by widow compelled to ureal.

uii iiuuBlfKef pins; must almost new. oeautuui uprignt piano; also noungmmi luinnure. tail I-ars a. (Rl III 1 vn A L' 11 1 i vonniuon. can be adjusted to any make piano, gusran- teeu i tin (ari standard size mu sic; price, with bench and music.

fo A eu i I a 11 iinu. mm WT. Ira PLATER-PIANO Would like to sell TTT magnificent player-piano at once; beat make: had little use: must have cash. 4102 MgryiBiiu nv. tm PLAYER-PIANO r-For sale; Ellington' practically new; very handsome case.

010 i-H. minn v. (ii Biiii.ni grand, miniature slse. used only a short time; In perfect condition- at a bargain If sold Immediately. Aeoilan Hall.

104 Olive st. fc LPRIOHT piano. In excellent riiHn. handsome case and good tone: price with bench and scarf. so.

if sold Aeolian nan. mive st. im VIOLIN Wtd. To buy; good toned. i size state price.

Box V-lTi, t'ost-Dispatch; $342 BUTS fine player-plano. with 24 rolls of "'BRrBi i8 in me city. KLEEKAMP BROS. PIANO CO S. Orand.

lc ts7 BUYS gxxl upright plsno jqF.KKAWP S121-2H lano; fine tone. a Orand i las BUT9 allghlty used uprisht cost 1408; stool and scarf. Sis N. Grand BUYS fine large size Henry Miiie usea; i- KLEEKAMP BROS. PIANO CO SI 21 -S3 8.

Orand. 4c6. The Post-Dispatch ta the only evening newspaper in St. Louis that receive or publishes news gathered ey the- Asao- lalaq Pn IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE Washington Heights Flat .,7 ucw BLearn-iieaieu flat of 5 and rooms, bath, hardwood floors, tile porch and tile bath, art-glass windows, lot 30x140; will make terms to suit. AJxDERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN, Central 2Qfl.

PQ8 Chestnut St. HEX RESIDENCE FOR SALE. SIX LARGE ROOMS Hardwood finish, hot-water heat. Inauire owner. 1320 Hamilton av.

r. L. STEWART B. R. 0OS Liggett Bldg.

(7) Business Building for Sale This investment is located on Locust near Sixth street Your money will earn 5 net on this investment and return you a large profit in growth. Seo us if you want this bargain. H0LBR33K- REAL ESTATE TRUST GO. Financial STOCKS AND BONDS STOCK For sale. Allan Pfeiffer Chemical Co.

capital stock: make cash offer, c. Wallick, Tipton. Io. sm LOANS ON REAL ESTATE SECOND deeds of trust taken as security for loans: describe rrnnr-tv first letter. Box A-4.

Post-Din n-nn AioXEY TO LOAN On city and county real WM. R. FARIBAULT REALTY ioi t-neetnut st. fc JUNIOR REALTY 805 Chestnut st fesi HAYPEL REALTY CO. (est.

71 years! 109 N. 7th. loans money on real estate: if you need money soon, see us now for terms and prompt service. rclft) MONEY WANTED MONEY Wtd. S00; will put up first deed pi iruwt y-tuiriF wnaiyrai; pnone orest 5Q51, MONEY Wtd.

Loan of J2O0O. first deed of trust on real estate: 6 per cent: private party. Delmar 3455L. (ci REALTY CO test. 71 years.

109 N. 7th. makes and sells real estate loans: if you have money Idle or coming In soon ask for 'onn list now. iclli MONEY Wtd $3400 will earn more than 10 per cent; will explain details fully to your entire satisfaction: don't answer unless you have the money as time is limited; real estate security. Box F-175 Post-Dispatch.

First Deeds cf Trust rv.i. AnmnUt. 11. a vi uui.unsi aeeas or ix usl, L.O i "mo. a we nave tnem in all amounts from $lo0 to 15.000; each loan i ci'ruii it a ifil Vi i title and fire and tornado insurance; alj yinu money; papers ready for delivery OKO.

J. WANSTRATH. 717U Chentntlt. fc LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY MONEY advanced salaried people without secuilty; no delay; no publicity. Room 119 7th st.

i4o MONEY furnished salaried people: lowest rates: easiest terms: strictly private. Berry, room 427. 70S Olive st. IV PRIVATE loans on salary, furniture. Tn" surance.

wagons, corses; low rates. 810 Olive, room MONEY loaned to salaried people. Mercantile Investment room u.ii. COO MONEY on credit to salaried people; women keeping house and others: cheapest rai- easiest payments. El wood, room 533 Frisco wn 'iive sr.

(C) MONEY on your salary, also to- women housekeeping and others: strictly confidential. United Finance 705 Olive room bzw SALARIED people furnished money without security: loans on furniture without re moval, i-entrai rinanoe 801 Missouri Trust Bldg. (eg) 8ALARIED people, women keeping house and others furnished money upon their own names, wunoui security: easy payments: offices In 6 principal cities: save yourself money In retting my terms first Tolman. 601 Houser 500 Chestnut. (c) SALARIED people and others need money.

We supply it to you without security. 145.00 Return us 13.50 weekly. $27.00 Return us filO weekly. lli.00 Return us 11.40 weekly. Other amounts in proportion; weekly or monthly.

Edw. Marsh Bailey. roonV 408. 413 Locust st. SUBURBAN PROP'TY FOR SALE WHEN looking for a suburban home or a farm, do not overlook Kirkwood beautif i iri.bmnn a 1a nurrounding CfJUH TV.

I have what vou want. Write for catalogue. BENJ. THOMAS. Klrkwond: Mo.

CCS LAND For sale. 2 acres, with 6-room house and all otner puuaings; an of fruit, mile south or vveoster Groves station. Frisco R. cheap. ARTHUR MITTELBERG.

324 Liggett Bldg. BUNGALOW For sale; new, 5 rooms, on nvwiTa toot covered with nice forest trees, adjoining Webster Park; price $4700. Brentwood. St. Ixmis County.

(S) HOME For sale, a splendid country home, 8 acres of ground, on which there is a well-built house, with all necessary outbuildings, on Geyer rd. price $11,000. Kirkwood, BUILDING LOT For sale; finest in Webster, on Belma av. luuxduu; gooa sewer, gas. water, street and sidewalk made; price $12 per foot; easv terms.

ARTHUR MlTTELBERG. 324 Liggett Bldg. UOl lAljli. sale or lease; tmy, ruwuia, Just below Carondelet; cellar, basement. barn and cnicaen nouse.

garaen; large one block west of Broadway car; price $1S00; or low rent to careful tenant. FOR SALE Small farm, 2i acres, on Wat- son iimea wcbi ui vv.v 1 .1 tim- ln CUltIV aiiuil, 1J aura uuiwui. wm- ber: 3-room house, cellar, cistern, well, all K1I1US R.ll"" lllllli for poultry or truck farm. A 1 11 r. L.

r. rt.y. Q-- l'KSi." Jriuft. urii-cp. if inn want a.

barealQ. eo see tbi place; good 6-room modern brick, on lot lltOXl-iO. CUVerCU WILIl UlUO wiauc hccb. uiuva from car line. In the best part of Webster Groves; price $3S00; $1000 cash, balance $36 per monin; to see mis piatr, iaac car line, get off at Tuxedo walk west Brentwood.

St. Louis County, (ft) FARM For sale, gardener's farm. 2t acres of black, rich soih with hotbeds, good 0- room house, barn; price, including cow, horse. wagons. cnlcKens.

reaay ior ousiness, two blocks from Manchester two miles west of St. Louis. BRENTWOOD R. E. Brentwood.

St. Louis County. (5) Beautiful Overland Park. Here is the Ideal spot, on car line; this list comprises a few of our many bargains and desirable property. One-half acre, neat S-room cottage.

$50 down, balance like rent. One-half acre, desirable 6-room cottage; easy payments. Modern s-room Dungaiow, one-nail acre ground. Desirable 8-room residence, acre For particulars see B. A.

Thompson, 6141 Bartmer a v. Forest 144, or N. D. Robertson, at Overland Station. c96) REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE MOTOR BOAT Wtd.

As part payment on S-room cottage. E. 2514 Coleman. (6) IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR SALE COTTAGE For sale; 6 rooms, modern: large Bhady lot; terms. MiH A.

Uinta. Webster, ui hOL'Sii tor sale. 2-story brick, with large attic: no agents' 2Mi2 Texas. Call, see owner. 1032 Loughborough 5) COTTAGE For sale; 7 rooms, hot-water heat; all improvements.

4744 Leduc $30(10, COTTAGE $19 per month, no cash payment. no interest for 2 years, buys 0-room cottage; 50-foot lot. 273S Clara av. KtSlDElN'CE For sale or lease: 9 rooms. near schools; bargain: leaving city.

C21J Cabanne. (3) HOUSE For sale; bargain; substantial 4-roorn brick: bath; 13-inch walls; streets made; worth $3100; for $2b75; no agents. In-q I re 4329 Lee. (e) HOUSE For sale. lO-room modern dwelling: gas, bath, hot and cold water; furnace; worth $7500; must sell: deed of trust soon due.

Box K-120. Post -DiFpateh. fc7l RESIDENCE For sale; desirable. 6 rooms; modern; streets made; quiet neighborhood; $3000: also one for $3b00: large lot. Inquire 4329 Lee.

(c) Hh-SIDENCE For sale, to colored. $250 cash. balance monthly, buys you a fine brick residence in West End; modern house: bath, gas. gas grates, furnace: get key today. 821 Chestnut room 219.

fc5i NASHVILLE. 5917 Dandv 3-room cottage with nice lot; price $1275; on terms of cash and $10 per month; only 3 blocks rrom Market ana Mancnester car lines ana HO minutes' ride from Broadway. BUSH-BURNS R. 1105 Chestnut St. c7 WEST END HOMES.

6023 Cates av. 8 rooms, hot-water heal Dutch dining room, open fireplace, hardwood floors on 1st floor; $7200; make offer; small cash payment and monthly payments will buy this bargain home. 5633 Catee 10 rooms, steam heat, two baths, hardwood floor; a new home; price easv terms. 6074 Cabanne pl.t 10 rooms, hot-water heat, hardwood 1st and 2d floors: owner lives in New York and says sell; price vmir terms. Waterman "Parkview;" 10 rooms, hot-water heat; might trade.

See us for West End homes and lots. H1LDEXBR4NDT NOBLE REALTY John S. Harris, salesman. 615 Chestnut st. Main 2813.

Central 263. Corner Double 3-Room Flats Price Only $7500. S. e. cor.

Taylor and Labadie av. 4 fin 3- room flan: bath, gas and all conveniences; tone and brick porch: make terms to suit: only small cash payment. See us for this bargain. FHANClSCTa KtTXZ. 702 Chestnut st.

MUST BE SOLD EIGHT-ROOM HEPIDEXCE. $3700. We have the bigeest bargain in the city: a 2j-tory slate-roof brick residence of 8 rooms, bathroom, furnace, all conveniences: ireet made: lot owner is compelled to and wants your beet offer. For a bargain see us at once. GL.O.

J. WANSTRATH. 71IVi CicUluL fl 5 'h I 1--jrln mm- Jt 1 iir-niir i. Tf i narma a. mi in ui in.ni.aM 1 nil I I I if- 1 gmummtmm.

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