Chapter 11

The Proper Foundationfor a comfortable bed is as necessary as a good foundation for a building. No matter what kind of mattress you are using, it will be uncomfortable without the right spring bed.The cone shape all-wire is the logical construction for the highest comfort. When made of a high class wire, properly tempered, it retains its resiliency and lasting qualities; and combined with the superior construction it conforms to the body, aiding a good mattress to produce perfect repose.In theBLUE RIBBONSpring we are using the finest pattern known to the scientific world. The construction is so superior that it has been adopted by the U. S. Government as a basis for all of its fine upholstered work, in chairs, couches, and steamer fittings.TheBLUE RIBBONSpring is made of an especially prepared steel wire of the highest quality, depending for its strength like the Damascus Blade, upon the fineness of its temper.It is not too light for the heaviest person, and not too heavy for the lightest person, conforming absolutely to the shape. The Spirals are so joined and constructed that they act independently, supporting the body at every point. This independent action of each spiral makes it the only practical construction where two persons of different weights occupy the same bed. It entirely eliminates the tendency to roll towards the center of the bed. Each person achieves the maximum of comfort to be derived from individual beds.As a test of its flexibility and the independent action of each cone, lie on your back on the bare spring, stretching at full length, and you cannot slip your hands between the small of the back and the spring, neither will any part of the spring be affected except the cones in direct contact with the body, so perfect is its construction.The BLUE RIBBON Spring has a smooth and even surface supporting the mattress at all points. It is bedbug proof, and has no cracks or crevices in which vermin can collect.We guarantee the BLUE RIBBON absolutely. On each spring is attached a two-color tin tag guaranteeing the spring against sagging or breaking forFIVE YEARS.We also give a thirty night trial as to general comfort.The spring represented below is designed for wood beds or for iron beds when wood slats are used.We also manufacture the same spring with heavy iron slats—a slat under each row of springs, for use on iron or brass beds.For additional smoothness and beauty a woven wire top can be stretched over the top of spring.PRICES:No. 2 Blue Ribbon Springs, as illustrated$5.00No. 2 Blue Ribbon Springs, with woven wire top6.50No. 5 Blue Ribbon Springs, for iron or brass beds7.00No. 5 Blue Ribbon Springs, woven wire top8.50Regular size for wood bed is 4 ft. 4 in. x 6 ft. 0 in. For iron bed, 4 ft. 6 in. x 6 ft. 1 in.Prices quoted for special sizes on application.If your dealer does not handle the BLUE RIBBON write to us.SouthernSpring Bed Co.ATLANTA, GA.Imageof page

The Proper Foundation

for a comfortable bed is as necessary as a good foundation for a building. No matter what kind of mattress you are using, it will be uncomfortable without the right spring bed.

The cone shape all-wire is the logical construction for the highest comfort. When made of a high class wire, properly tempered, it retains its resiliency and lasting qualities; and combined with the superior construction it conforms to the body, aiding a good mattress to produce perfect repose.

In theBLUE RIBBONSpring we are using the finest pattern known to the scientific world. The construction is so superior that it has been adopted by the U. S. Government as a basis for all of its fine upholstered work, in chairs, couches, and steamer fittings.

TheBLUE RIBBONSpring is made of an especially prepared steel wire of the highest quality, depending for its strength like the Damascus Blade, upon the fineness of its temper.

It is not too light for the heaviest person, and not too heavy for the lightest person, conforming absolutely to the shape. The Spirals are so joined and constructed that they act independently, supporting the body at every point. This independent action of each spiral makes it the only practical construction where two persons of different weights occupy the same bed. It entirely eliminates the tendency to roll towards the center of the bed. Each person achieves the maximum of comfort to be derived from individual beds.

As a test of its flexibility and the independent action of each cone, lie on your back on the bare spring, stretching at full length, and you cannot slip your hands between the small of the back and the spring, neither will any part of the spring be affected except the cones in direct contact with the body, so perfect is its construction.

The BLUE RIBBON Spring has a smooth and even surface supporting the mattress at all points. It is bedbug proof, and has no cracks or crevices in which vermin can collect.

We guarantee the BLUE RIBBON absolutely. On each spring is attached a two-color tin tag guaranteeing the spring against sagging or breaking for

FIVE YEARS.

We also give a thirty night trial as to general comfort.

The spring represented below is designed for wood beds or for iron beds when wood slats are used.

We also manufacture the same spring with heavy iron slats—a slat under each row of springs, for use on iron or brass beds.

For additional smoothness and beauty a woven wire top can be stretched over the top of spring.

PRICES:

Regular size for wood bed is 4 ft. 4 in. x 6 ft. 0 in. For iron bed, 4 ft. 6 in. x 6 ft. 1 in.

Prices quoted for special sizes on application.

If your dealer does not handle the BLUE RIBBON write to us.

SouthernSpring Bed Co.ATLANTA, GA.

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FrameThe Right MattressIs Rarely Found by Accident.Knowledgeof the methods of mattress making, of the integrity of the manufacturer, and the sincerity of the salesmen are essential to correct buying. As a clean coat sometimes hides a dirty shirt so often does a nice tick hide an inferior filling, dirty and unsanitary.In the RED CROSS SANITARY FELT MATTRESS we have achieved the acme of mattress making. Money cannot buy its superior. It is far more comfortable and enduring than a hair mattress costing you fifty dollars or more.THE RED CROSS MATTRESSIS BUILT TO STAND.The RED CROSS is built of eight great layers of hand selected sheets of Pure Staple Cotton. It is soft and elastic. It is non-absorbent and vermin proof, and will outwear any mattress made, giving thorough satisfaction and comfort. An occasional sun bath makes it everlasting. It has a smooth even surface conforming to the body’s form, insuring comfortable rest. The workmanship is skilled and thorough. Over a thousand stitches around a six-inch border guarantees it against stretching or losing shape.Every RED CROSS SANITARY FELT MATTRESS is guaranteed. Give it a thorough test at our expense. Sleep on it sixty nights and if you are not satisfied in every particular it may be returned to your dealer who will refund your money.Red CrossAs all successful articles have imitations so is the RED CROSS imitated. Our label is your protection. Be sure and see that it is sewed on the side of the mattress. Every genuine RED CROSS bears the label as shown in cut.If your dealer cannot show you a RED CROSS SANITARY FELT, write to us, and we will tell the name of the nearest RED CROSS agent.PRICES:2 ft. 6 in.—25 lbs.$10.004 ft. 0 in.—40 lbs.13.753 ft. 0 in.—30 lbs.11.254 ft. 6 in.—45 lbs.15.003 ft. 6 in.—35 lbs.12.50All mattresses made 6 ft. × 4 in. long.In two parts, 50 cents extra.Prices for special sizes quoted on application.SouthernSpring Bed Co.ATLANTA,GA.Imageof page

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The Right MattressIs Rarely Found by Accident.Knowledgeof the methods of mattress making, of the integrity of the manufacturer, and the sincerity of the salesmen are essential to correct buying. As a clean coat sometimes hides a dirty shirt so often does a nice tick hide an inferior filling, dirty and unsanitary.In the RED CROSS SANITARY FELT MATTRESS we have achieved the acme of mattress making. Money cannot buy its superior. It is far more comfortable and enduring than a hair mattress costing you fifty dollars or more.THE RED CROSS MATTRESSIS BUILT TO STAND.The RED CROSS is built of eight great layers of hand selected sheets of Pure Staple Cotton. It is soft and elastic. It is non-absorbent and vermin proof, and will outwear any mattress made, giving thorough satisfaction and comfort. An occasional sun bath makes it everlasting. It has a smooth even surface conforming to the body’s form, insuring comfortable rest. The workmanship is skilled and thorough. Over a thousand stitches around a six-inch border guarantees it against stretching or losing shape.Every RED CROSS SANITARY FELT MATTRESS is guaranteed. Give it a thorough test at our expense. Sleep on it sixty nights and if you are not satisfied in every particular it may be returned to your dealer who will refund your money.Red CrossAs all successful articles have imitations so is the RED CROSS imitated. Our label is your protection. Be sure and see that it is sewed on the side of the mattress. Every genuine RED CROSS bears the label as shown in cut.If your dealer cannot show you a RED CROSS SANITARY FELT, write to us, and we will tell the name of the nearest RED CROSS agent.PRICES:2 ft. 6 in.—25 lbs.$10.004 ft. 0 in.—40 lbs.13.753 ft. 0 in.—30 lbs.11.254 ft. 6 in.—45 lbs.15.003 ft. 6 in.—35 lbs.12.50All mattresses made 6 ft. × 4 in. long.In two parts, 50 cents extra.Prices for special sizes quoted on application.SouthernSpring Bed Co.ATLANTA,GA.

The Right MattressIs Rarely Found by Accident.

Knowledgeof the methods of mattress making, of the integrity of the manufacturer, and the sincerity of the salesmen are essential to correct buying. As a clean coat sometimes hides a dirty shirt so often does a nice tick hide an inferior filling, dirty and unsanitary.

In the RED CROSS SANITARY FELT MATTRESS we have achieved the acme of mattress making. Money cannot buy its superior. It is far more comfortable and enduring than a hair mattress costing you fifty dollars or more.

THE RED CROSS MATTRESSIS BUILT TO STAND.

The RED CROSS is built of eight great layers of hand selected sheets of Pure Staple Cotton. It is soft and elastic. It is non-absorbent and vermin proof, and will outwear any mattress made, giving thorough satisfaction and comfort. An occasional sun bath makes it everlasting. It has a smooth even surface conforming to the body’s form, insuring comfortable rest. The workmanship is skilled and thorough. Over a thousand stitches around a six-inch border guarantees it against stretching or losing shape.

Every RED CROSS SANITARY FELT MATTRESS is guaranteed. Give it a thorough test at our expense. Sleep on it sixty nights and if you are not satisfied in every particular it may be returned to your dealer who will refund your money.

Red Cross

As all successful articles have imitations so is the RED CROSS imitated. Our label is your protection. Be sure and see that it is sewed on the side of the mattress. Every genuine RED CROSS bears the label as shown in cut.

If your dealer cannot show you a RED CROSS SANITARY FELT, write to us, and we will tell the name of the nearest RED CROSS agent.

PRICES:

All mattresses made 6 ft. × 4 in. long.In two parts, 50 cents extra.Prices for special sizes quoted on application.

SouthernSpring Bed Co.ATLANTA,GA.

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The Arenafor 1907 will contain in addition to papers from the strongest, ablest and most thoughtful fundamental thinkers who stand for free institutions, just government and civic righteousness, a number of highly important contributions, prepared especially for its pages by the greatest living authors of foreign lands.

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The first of these important foreign papers appears in the JanuaryArenafrom the pen ofDr. Alfred Russel Wallace, and deals with the railroad systems of the United States, and how and why the people should take over the railroads. It will be followed by a paper fromMr. Tregearon “New Zealand’s Progressive Attitude.”Mr. Henniker Heaton’sfirst paper will deal with the Telegraph Cables of the world and how they should be made of service to the millions instead of merely the convenience of the millionaire.

Other papers from equally important and authoritative writers will be a marked feature of the Arena for 1907, and will help to make this Magazine the one absolutely indispensable review of opinion for all thoughtful men and women interested in vital discussions of the larger problems of the day from the view-point of progressive democracy and social justice.

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See What President Duckworth Says:

Permit me to congratulate the Constitution on its splendid work in behalf of the Farmers’ Union. Largely through its activity the good work of our great organization has been spread into the remotest sections, not only Georgia but throughout the south.

We have crossed the 11 cent line of cotton and in this the union has won its great victory of the year. Throughout the contest, the Constitution has been a tower of strength in giving us the support of their strong right arm.

Your editorials in behalf of the Income Tax and the Inheritance Tax, with your splendid fight for the R. F. D. Service, and the observance of railroad schedules to enable the farmers to get their mails on time, and to be deprived 24 hours by bad railroad connections, is eliciting the universal approval of our people.

We glory in your good work and we are with you.

R. F. DUCKWORTH,

President Georgia Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union.

Atlanta, Ga., November 26, 1906.

At the National Farmers’ Union, in session at Topeka, Kansas, The Constitution was so heartily endorsed that the report says, “resolutions were offered from two sides of the hall at the same time, one by Ben L. Griffin, of Conway, Arkansas, and the other by Campbell Russell, of Russell, I. T.” The character of these two gentlemen, and the unanimity of opinion expressed by them without consultation, indicates that the Constitution has really done a service to the Farmers’ Union that is being appreciated.

The resolutions were practically of the same tenor expressing thanks for the Constitution’s energy displayed and for the interest manifested in the farmers’ organization and co-operative movements, and for placing its power and influence back of these efforts now being intelligently made for the solution of the farmers’ problems.

The Tri-Weekly Constitution will be delivered at your door by the R. F. D. Mail Carrier with the regularity of the sunrise.

A trial will convince you, and make you a life time subscriber. Address all orders to

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PETERSBURG, FLA.—For information and literature of value to the homeseeker, invalid, or investor, address Board of Trade. Most popular Florida resort.* * * * * *SUMATRA TOBACCO LAND in the blue grass section of Florida. Will produce $1,000.00 worth every year on each acre. Write quick as boom has started. T. A. Ausley, Tallahassee, Fla.* * * * * *PROPERTY ON ORMOND PENINSULA on Halifax R. Best location in state for all year or long winter season. Good house, paying groves, price $5,000. Address E. A. Lapp, Bulow, Fla.* * * * * *FLORIDA ORANGE AND GRAPE-FRUIT groves and pineries, are paying big returns. We have some bargains. Write for our descriptive booklet. Tidd, “The Real Estate Man,” Jacksonville, Fla.* * * * * *ORANGE GROVE.—250 bearing trees twenty years old, including grape fruit and tangerines. In fine condition. One mile from railroad station. High land, near large lake. J. E. Davison, Pawtucket, R. I.Miscellaneous.FOR SALE.—81,000 acre ranch, 15 miles from Santa Fe, N. M. 3,000 irrigated. Gold and coal on ranch. Price $4.25 per acre, or $2.121⁄2for half interest. U. S. Renee, Smithland, Ia.* * * * * *BIG BARGAINS IN LAND for investment or homeseeker in Missouri, Kansas, Sunny Texas and Mississippi. Large and small tracts. The Investors Realty Co., 696 W. Hall Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.* * * * * *IOWA FARMS FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.—We have some of the best bargains in improved farms in Iowa. Send for our new illustrated list. Northern Iowa Land Co., Independence, Iowa. Box T. W.* * * * * *$10.00 down and $10.00 for nine consecutive months buys a lot in Arcadia, Fla., the booming county seat of the greatest “Florida” orange and cattle region in the state. Remit at once to get in this offer. Address, R. C. Selvidge, Brandon, Miss.* * * * * *$300 PER ACRE PROFIT IS THE RECORD for our farmers near Kingsville on the Gulf Coast line, Texas, the winter vegetable garden of America and the finest cotton land in Texas. Send for literature. The National Land Co., 92 LaSalle St., Chicago, Ill. Mox W.* * * * * *INVESTORS—HOMESEEKERS—take notice. We have for sale 150,000 acres of the richest improved and unimproved land in Indian Territory and the Southwest. Fertile soil—ideal climate—has no competitor for the raising of stock and the growing of the various fruits and grains. Devore-Birkeland & Co., T. W., 131 LaSalle St., Chicago, Ill.* * * * * *FARMING ALONG GULF IN TEXAS PAYS $500 an acre. Will deed that land for $15 an acre on payments. Artesian water; fine climate; below frost line; have large body ready for colonization, which will treble in value within 18 months. Immigration Agts. Rock Island R. R. Excursion $25.00. Oklahoma Texas Land Co., 511 W. Reaper Block, Chicago.

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Whether You Wish to Buy or Sell Make Your Wants Known Here.

REAL ESTATE.

California.FOR SALE.—FINE HOME IN PINES NEAR OCEAN beach; summer the year round. Rents for $100 per month. Send for photos and price. R. H. Stevens, Carmel, California.* * * * * *MONROVIA.—BEAUTIFUL FOOTHILL suburb of Los Angeles. Electric car service. Refined moral community. Send 2 cent stamp for descriptive matter. C. E. Slosson, Monrovia, Cal.* * * * * *A BEAUTY.—RANCH 120 acres behind Stanford University. Fine improvements and stock, all for $900! Great boom coming! Greater San Francisco Corporation, Mayfield, Cal. Information!* * * * * *LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.—The most progressive city on the Pacific Coast. Southern California is the ideal summer and winter resort of the world. Information for 5 cents postage. Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce.* * * * * *REAL ESTATE BUSINESS SELF-TAUGHT. I teach California methods. Best in world. Sure money-makers. My course shows how. Particulars and map Los Angeles free. Write today. W. A. 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No interest. 5 acre tracts. Level, clear, rich. Ready to plow. Under irrigation. Perpetual water right. Immediate possession given. Particulars, maps, photographs for 2 cent stamp. Stevinson, Colony, 703 W. Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco.* * * * * *SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FARMS.—60 minutes from Los Angeles. Beautiful farms with all modern rural improvements; only $75 to $150 per acre; easy terms; inexhaustible water supply; three transcontinental railroads. Ten acres will make you independent. Fruits, vegetables and alfalfa grow every day in the year; no cold or frost; perpetual summer; the land of sunshine and health; beautiful towns of Pomona and Ontario adjoin our lands; write today for maps and complete literature describing the famous Chino Ranch. Chino Land and Water Co., Dept. A, 516 Wilcox Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal.Florida.ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.—For information and literature of value to the homeseeker, invalid, or investor, address Board of Trade. Most popular Florida resort.* * * * * *SUMATRA TOBACCO LAND in the blue grass section of Florida. Will produce $1,000.00 worth every year on each acre. Write quick as boom has started. T. A. Ausley, Tallahassee, Fla.* * * * * *PROPERTY ON ORMOND PENINSULA on Halifax R. Best location in state for all year or long winter season. Good house, paying groves, price $5,000. Address E. A. Lapp, Bulow, Fla.* * * * * *FLORIDA ORANGE AND GRAPE-FRUIT groves and pineries, are paying big returns. We have some bargains. Write for our descriptive booklet. Tidd, “The Real Estate Man,” Jacksonville, Fla.* * * * * *ORANGE GROVE.—250 bearing trees twenty years old, including grape fruit and tangerines. In fine condition. One mile from railroad station. High land, near large lake. J. E. Davison, Pawtucket, R. I.Miscellaneous.FOR SALE.—81,000 acre ranch, 15 miles from Santa Fe, N. M. 3,000 irrigated. Gold and coal on ranch. Price $4.25 per acre, or $2.121⁄2for half interest. U. S. Renee, Smithland, Ia.* * * * * *BIG BARGAINS IN LAND for investment or homeseeker in Missouri, Kansas, Sunny Texas and Mississippi. Large and small tracts. The Investors Realty Co., 696 W. Hall Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.* * * * * *IOWA FARMS FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.—We have some of the best bargains in improved farms in Iowa. Send for our new illustrated list. Northern Iowa Land Co., Independence, Iowa. Box T. W.* * * * * *$10.00 down and $10.00 for nine consecutive months buys a lot in Arcadia, Fla., the booming county seat of the greatest “Florida” orange and cattle region in the state. Remit at once to get in this offer. Address, R. C. Selvidge, Brandon, Miss.* * * * * *$300 PER ACRE PROFIT IS THE RECORD for our farmers near Kingsville on the Gulf Coast line, Texas, the winter vegetable garden of America and the finest cotton land in Texas. Send for literature. The National Land Co., 92 LaSalle St., Chicago, Ill. Mox W.* * * * * *INVESTORS—HOMESEEKERS—take notice. We have for sale 150,000 acres of the richest improved and unimproved land in Indian Territory and the Southwest. Fertile soil—ideal climate—has no competitor for the raising of stock and the growing of the various fruits and grains. Devore-Birkeland & Co., T. W., 131 LaSalle St., Chicago, Ill.* * * * * *FARMING ALONG GULF IN TEXAS PAYS $500 an acre. Will deed that land for $15 an acre on payments. Artesian water; fine climate; below frost line; have large body ready for colonization, which will treble in value within 18 months. Immigration Agts. Rock Island R. R. Excursion $25.00. Oklahoma Texas Land Co., 511 W. Reaper Block, Chicago.

California.

FOR SALE.—FINE HOME IN PINES NEAR OCEAN beach; summer the year round. Rents for $100 per month. Send for photos and price. R. H. Stevens, Carmel, California.

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MONROVIA.—BEAUTIFUL FOOTHILL suburb of Los Angeles. Electric car service. Refined moral community. Send 2 cent stamp for descriptive matter. C. E. Slosson, Monrovia, Cal.

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A BEAUTY.—RANCH 120 acres behind Stanford University. Fine improvements and stock, all for $900! Great boom coming! Greater San Francisco Corporation, Mayfield, Cal. Information!

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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.—The most progressive city on the Pacific Coast. Southern California is the ideal summer and winter resort of the world. Information for 5 cents postage. Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce.

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REAL ESTATE BUSINESS SELF-TAUGHT. I teach California methods. Best in world. Sure money-makers. My course shows how. Particulars and map Los Angeles free. Write today. W. A. Carney, Stimson block, Los Angeles.

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A BEAUTY HOME of 2 acres. Finest climate. Near Frisco and University, only $500. Secure it till you can investigate by deposit of $25, returnable. Easy payments. Commissions executed. Greater San Francisco Corporation, Mayfield, Cal.

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BARGAIN.—520 acres in Butte County, Cal. Olives, olive oil, figs, peaches, and mineral springs. No earthquakes. Price, $65,000. After first payment crops will soon pay for property. May I send you prospectus giving full details? C. C. Spotswood, Suite 507-239 N. Clark St., Chicago, Ill.

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CALIFORNIA IRRIGATED land is best for home and investment. 5,000 acres just secured in richest section. Ten acres ample. Long time—ample water. Level and clear. Perpetual water right. Extra inducements to those who improve. $30 to $50 per acre. W. H. Wise, 218 T. W. Hellman Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal.

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CALIFORNIA LAND $1.00 ACRE.—Balance entire purchase $1.00 week for each 5 acres. No taxes. No interest. 5 acre tracts. Level, clear, rich. Ready to plow. Under irrigation. Perpetual water right. Immediate possession given. Particulars, maps, photographs for 2 cent stamp. Stevinson, Colony, 703 W. Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco.

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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FARMS.—60 minutes from Los Angeles. Beautiful farms with all modern rural improvements; only $75 to $150 per acre; easy terms; inexhaustible water supply; three transcontinental railroads. Ten acres will make you independent. Fruits, vegetables and alfalfa grow every day in the year; no cold or frost; perpetual summer; the land of sunshine and health; beautiful towns of Pomona and Ontario adjoin our lands; write today for maps and complete literature describing the famous Chino Ranch. Chino Land and Water Co., Dept. A, 516 Wilcox Bldg., Los Angeles, Cal.

Florida.ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.—For information and literature of value to the homeseeker, invalid, or investor, address Board of Trade. Most popular Florida resort.* * * * * *SUMATRA TOBACCO LAND in the blue grass section of Florida. Will produce $1,000.00 worth every year on each acre. Write quick as boom has started. T. A. Ausley, Tallahassee, Fla.* * * * * *PROPERTY ON ORMOND PENINSULA on Halifax R. Best location in state for all year or long winter season. Good house, paying groves, price $5,000. Address E. A. Lapp, Bulow, Fla.* * * * * *FLORIDA ORANGE AND GRAPE-FRUIT groves and pineries, are paying big returns. We have some bargains. Write for our descriptive booklet. Tidd, “The Real Estate Man,” Jacksonville, Fla.* * * * * *ORANGE GROVE.—250 bearing trees twenty years old, including grape fruit and tangerines. In fine condition. One mile from railroad station. High land, near large lake. J. E. Davison, Pawtucket, R. I.Miscellaneous.FOR SALE.—81,000 acre ranch, 15 miles from Santa Fe, N. M. 3,000 irrigated. Gold and coal on ranch. Price $4.25 per acre, or $2.121⁄2for half interest. U. S. Renee, Smithland, Ia.* * * * * *BIG BARGAINS IN LAND for investment or homeseeker in Missouri, Kansas, Sunny Texas and Mississippi. Large and small tracts. The Investors Realty Co., 696 W. Hall Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.* * * * * *IOWA FARMS FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.—We have some of the best bargains in improved farms in Iowa. Send for our new illustrated list. Northern Iowa Land Co., Independence, Iowa. Box T. W.* * * * * *$10.00 down and $10.00 for nine consecutive months buys a lot in Arcadia, Fla., the booming county seat of the greatest “Florida” orange and cattle region in the state. Remit at once to get in this offer. Address, R. C. Selvidge, Brandon, Miss.* * * * * *$300 PER ACRE PROFIT IS THE RECORD for our farmers near Kingsville on the Gulf Coast line, Texas, the winter vegetable garden of America and the finest cotton land in Texas. Send for literature. The National Land Co., 92 LaSalle St., Chicago, Ill. Mox W.* * * * * *INVESTORS—HOMESEEKERS—take notice. We have for sale 150,000 acres of the richest improved and unimproved land in Indian Territory and the Southwest. Fertile soil—ideal climate—has no competitor for the raising of stock and the growing of the various fruits and grains. Devore-Birkeland & Co., T. W., 131 LaSalle St., Chicago, Ill.* * * * * *FARMING ALONG GULF IN TEXAS PAYS $500 an acre. Will deed that land for $15 an acre on payments. Artesian water; fine climate; below frost line; have large body ready for colonization, which will treble in value within 18 months. Immigration Agts. Rock Island R. R. Excursion $25.00. Oklahoma Texas Land Co., 511 W. Reaper Block, Chicago.

Florida.

ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.—For information and literature of value to the homeseeker, invalid, or investor, address Board of Trade. Most popular Florida resort.

* * * * * *

SUMATRA TOBACCO LAND in the blue grass section of Florida. Will produce $1,000.00 worth every year on each acre. Write quick as boom has started. T. A. Ausley, Tallahassee, Fla.

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PROPERTY ON ORMOND PENINSULA on Halifax R. Best location in state for all year or long winter season. Good house, paying groves, price $5,000. Address E. A. Lapp, Bulow, Fla.

* * * * * *

FLORIDA ORANGE AND GRAPE-FRUIT groves and pineries, are paying big returns. We have some bargains. Write for our descriptive booklet. Tidd, “The Real Estate Man,” Jacksonville, Fla.

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ORANGE GROVE.—250 bearing trees twenty years old, including grape fruit and tangerines. In fine condition. One mile from railroad station. High land, near large lake. J. E. Davison, Pawtucket, R. I.

Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE.—81,000 acre ranch, 15 miles from Santa Fe, N. M. 3,000 irrigated. Gold and coal on ranch. Price $4.25 per acre, or $2.121⁄2for half interest. U. S. Renee, Smithland, Ia.

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BIG BARGAINS IN LAND for investment or homeseeker in Missouri, Kansas, Sunny Texas and Mississippi. Large and small tracts. The Investors Realty Co., 696 W. Hall Bldg., Kansas City, Mo.

* * * * * *

IOWA FARMS FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.—We have some of the best bargains in improved farms in Iowa. Send for our new illustrated list. Northern Iowa Land Co., Independence, Iowa. Box T. W.

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$10.00 down and $10.00 for nine consecutive months buys a lot in Arcadia, Fla., the booming county seat of the greatest “Florida” orange and cattle region in the state. Remit at once to get in this offer. Address, R. C. Selvidge, Brandon, Miss.

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$300 PER ACRE PROFIT IS THE RECORD for our farmers near Kingsville on the Gulf Coast line, Texas, the winter vegetable garden of America and the finest cotton land in Texas. Send for literature. The National Land Co., 92 LaSalle St., Chicago, Ill. Mox W.

* * * * * *

INVESTORS—HOMESEEKERS—take notice. We have for sale 150,000 acres of the richest improved and unimproved land in Indian Territory and the Southwest. Fertile soil—ideal climate—has no competitor for the raising of stock and the growing of the various fruits and grains. Devore-Birkeland & Co., T. W., 131 LaSalle St., Chicago, Ill.

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FARMING ALONG GULF IN TEXAS PAYS $500 an acre. Will deed that land for $15 an acre on payments. Artesian water; fine climate; below frost line; have large body ready for colonization, which will treble in value within 18 months. Immigration Agts. Rock Island R. R. Excursion $25.00. Oklahoma Texas Land Co., 511 W. Reaper Block, Chicago.

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