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EEAL ESTATE TRAKSEHS Harry N. Baker to J. M. Wertz lots blk 67 North Peabody $225. I Leah Brewerton to Robert F.

Pyle et al lots 13 to 16 inc. blk 12Beebes Add Marion $500. C. G. Ghristner to George Franta lots 1 to 6 Inc.

blk 4 Lost Springs $700. Durham State Bank to Henry P. Rasper pt ne 1-4 33-19-2 $1700. P. Frantz and wif to 0.

A. Boyle pt 1-2 ne 1-4 17-21-1 $1. Arthur Martin wife to Edith Gardner lot 4 pt lot 5 blk 39 Southern Add. Marion $450. Robert Marshall and wife to G.

H. TITJjL. 4 4T HA 4Ci lOO Ull. The Only Vriting Machine in the Market That Successfully Typewrites Print. U7 CQEdHo a dlau ThePrlntype Oliver Typewriter, which has write "The Oliver Typewriter" in our famous crowded ten years of typewriter progress into the space of months, is now offered to the public for 17 Cents a Day.

Offered at the same price as an ordinary typewriter payable in pennies! The commanding importance of Printype is everywhere conceeded. trade-mart type just as the name appears on the outside of the machines and in all Oliver' publicity. The beautiful appearance and the marvelous clearness of thev reproduction of our "ebony" trade-mark type, disclosed the possibilities of equipping the Oliver Typewriter to write the entire English language in shaded letters. We worked for years on the plan and finally succeeded in producing, for exclusive use on the Oliver Typewriter, the wonderful shaded letters and numerals known as Printype. For who does not see what it means to make the world's vast volume of typewritten matter Billings Bowees Add.

Marion $1250. Robert, Marshall wife to G. H. Wight lots 129-131-133-135 blk 8 Billings Bowers Add. Marion $1.

May McCoy and husband to S. P. Looms pt blk 10 Lost Springs $200. Benj. Nickle and wife to O.

A. Boylesw 1-4 1-2 nw 1-4 -21-1 $1. A. Rhodes and wife to N.P.J.Sondergard lot 14 pt 15 blk 4 Ramona $1200. as readable as books or magazines! The Printype Oliver Typewriter is equipped with beautiful book type, such as is used on the world's printing presses.

Printype is distinguished by marvelous clearness and beauty, It does away with all strain on eyesight whic the old style outline type ivolves. Printype puts life and style and cha into typewritten correspondence. It makesevry letter, every numeral, every character "as plain as print. The complete story of Printype has never before been told. Here it is: THE REAL STORY OF PRINTYPE The idea from which Printype sprung resulted fi-om the success of our type experts in equipping a typewriter ed in our offices to THE PUBLICS VERDICT That the public is overwhelmingly in favor of Printype is overwhelmingly shown by this fact: Already over 65 per cent of our entire output of Oliver Typewriters are Printypes.

The public is demanding Printype in pref- erence to the old style type. Withina year, at the present rate, 90 per cent of our total sales will be Printypes. the Oliver Typewriter, which first successfully introduced visible writing, is again to the fore with another revlutionary improvement Printype, the type thatprints print TO CORPORATIONS: Pe P1 lyy is tenstvely by great concerns in all sections of the world. Our "17 Cents a Day Plan" is designed to help that large class of typewriter buyers who want the same typewriter that serves the great corporation, but prefer the easy system of purchase. The masses want the Oliver Typewriter because it stands the test of the largest corporations.

Meet "Fiintype" Yon'D Like Its Leaks Ask for a specimen letter and "17 Cents a Day" plan. Make the acquaintance of Printype, the reigning favorite of typewriterdom. Ask for a letter written on the Oliver Printype Typewriter, which will introduce you to this beautiful new type. We will also be pleased to forward the "17 Cents a Day" Plan on request Address Sales Department TOE OLIVER TYPEWRITER CO. 102V.

9th, Kansas City, Ho. J. J. Riffel and wife to D. J.

Grin-staff lots 19 to 24 inc. blk 6 Lincoln-ville $2850. D. D. Hiebert and wife to O.

A. Boyle pt nw 1-4 1-2 sw 1-4 32-21-1 $1. C. Haynes and wife to G. B.

Gouger lot 133 blk 5 St. Francis $6166. William B. Holliday and wife to Stella B. Loo mis lots 1 to 6 inc.

blk 6Lott Springs $1000. P. P. Jansen anb wife to O. A.

Boyle pt se 1-4 sw 1-4 29-21-1 pt se 1-4 32-21-1 $300. J. P. Jansen and wife to O. A.

Boyle 1-2 29-21-1 $100. E. A. Sinsabaugh and wife ty J. W.

Ambler lots 13 15 blk 41 Florence $50. Jacob Schmidt and wife to 0. A. Boyle pt 1-2 1-2 32-21-1 $1. Johann Schmidt and ife to O.

A. Boyle pt se 1-4 pt ne 1-4 8-21-1 $1. Andrew T. Schmidt et al to Henry P. lliiruh ne 1-4 31-17-1 $9600.

Lena J. Smith et al Grdn to Henry P. Unruh ne 1-4 31-171 $369.23. Edward Assmann and wife to Rudolph Fritsch lots 5 jo 11 iuc. lots E.

F. blk 11 also pt St also ptne 1-4 25-17-2 Tampa $10500. Peter A. Buhler and wife to David J. Auerheimer lots 1 2 blk 15 Lehigh $1800.

Anna Galliart to Geo. Sturtz lots 7 8 blk 10 Beebes Add Hillsboro Willie Westbrook Exc. to F. A. 1-2 sw.

1-4 16-22-3 $5400. THE OLD RELIABLE1 Is the place to buy your Citing another instance of the many troubles of an editor, the Henessey Clipper tells this: The following letter with no signature attached, was found in the Clipper box one morning: Mister editer; i want tonoe why hit is that you all use so infernal much pashality in your little ole paper. Me an my folks have been vistin half a dusin times lately and you never sed one word about hit. You run after the big bugs an let the little ones goe. i have been thinkin of subsdribin fer the Cliperbut i wont do hit now.

You no ho this is. "One Ho Has Bin Ronged." LUMBER, HARDWARE AND FUMTURE We are now prepared to do picture framing Peter Gaede to J. W. Weins 1-2 nw 1-4 27-20-2 $5600. James G.

Hackler and wife to Gustave F. Marshoff pt ne 1-4 25-17- 2 $200. Samuel A. Thompson et al to JohnR Thompson se 1-4 20-21-12 $9600. KANSAS TAMPA Look up that free spoon offer on another page.

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