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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

wANTED-5 ACRES OF LAND BETWEEN
Rockville and Gaithersburg. line OF Metro
pCItan branch of Is. & o. II. R.; must be high
and wei! located and not more than mile
from Il Il. station; Will pay cash Apply to ED
WARD DANIELS, Commercial National Bank
bldg iith and q SITS. NV 1ts
DON'T YOU WANT TO BUY A FINE HOME
and farm that viii pay we'll for investment.
No. 1. 100 acres Of the finest farms in
Virginia, in the very best Of cultivation; fine,
large 12-room house, large halls and cellar water
In the kitchen, beautiful lawn surrounded by
hedge. all kinds Of fruit and berries very large
barn aud all outbnildinss; frstelass fence all
around the farm. divided into fields for pasture,
meadow. etc, stream through the farm, near
the town OF Vienna steam and trolley ines.
Price. Si7 ,0oo part cash balance to suit. Would
take city property In part pay.
JUST BEEN REDUCED To $1,000. THIS IS
GREAT BARGAIN.
No o. Fine dairy farm. 46 acres. all clear and
In high state OF cultivation three fourth of q
mile fom Vienna steam and electric cars, stores
In high state OF cultivation, three-fo Of a
churches. mill and school; 12-room house.
two large barns and all necessary out.
buildings two goo-, Wells all kinds of fruit nnd
berries. Price, $6.uJ0: terms to suit IL snld
right away. Will add 5-acre wood lot and Will
take $500 The above is the most pro.Iuctiye
farms l know Of only Il miles from Wasting.
ton, and are just across the road from each
other. IL you want TO nice farms let re
show one or bot Come TO Vienna. i win be
hand TO meet you.
no7-n j. +. JERMAN Fsirfax. Va.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia, November TO- 190o-ordered;
That section 5 Of article X OF the Police Regula-
tions of the District OF Columbia is hereby amend
ed TO read as follows: See. 8. The drivers OF We
hicles In motion and following each other on any
street avenue or alley within the District Of Co
lumbia shall maintain clear interval or not less
than fifteen feet between every two consecutive
carriages carts or wagons. including the animals
drawing the same; and the driver OF every car
riage cart other vehicle shall at al times keep
either upon the seat thereof, at the head OF the
animal or team dra wing the same and shall at all
times be on the lookout, and also shall guard
against the running away OF such animal or team.
Vehicles shall not be allowed to stand be driven
two or more abreast either side of streets upon
which are double street car tracks, unless tne
roadway Is more than fifty feet wide. HENRY -
F. aiACFARI.AND, HENRY L. WEST, JOHN BID
III r. Commissioners Of the District of Columbia IL
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ron REHT-HoUsRa
UNFURNTsHED,

ron RENT-BY GEO. ". LINKfNs,
500 18th ct. NV.
1741 l2r. b. $50 ~ Store, 1915 Pa nv. .S000
1911 g NV. Tor. b. .4066 2225 II, Or. IS 80
III 23d, Or. b. .Sv.s. $50 18th, 5r IL. 30
e01 18th. nat. 3r. b..zz5t arce Stuaio orces Aavu
no11-u
FOR REsNT-REDUCED TO $50.
1530,32 -34-36 Eye st. NV.
ADJOINING THE ARLINGTON HOTEL
IA rooms, modern baths: STEAM HEAT.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
Eo11 ct so4 se6-sos F st. aud 1872 New York ave.
FO, RENT-f5c9 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Opposite Letter mansion.
II rooms; baths: beautifully decorated. rea-
sonable rent to careful tenant.
no11 -3t 04-s06-S0S ST. and 1S42 New York ave.
FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
20 rooms, baths; HOr-WATER HEAT.
STONE C FAIRFAX.
no11 -3t s04 SOC sos ST. and 1342 New York ave.
FOR RENT-REDUCED TO Sa5.
1911 Roaneke st.. 10 rooms: H0T-WATER
HEAT; DELIGHTFUL LOCATION
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
no11 st s04- sos S08 F ST. and 1912 New York
FOR RENT--A CoZY HOME.
zoos %" st.
ONLY $3.50.
Bay window brick; modern improvements BEST
LOCATION IN CITY.
STONE FAIRFAX.
nol1 1-3t SO4 -s06-S0S r St and 1892 New York
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FARMS.

FOR SAf-E-A DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM eS
acres Annapolis, Md. For terms and mar
ticuiars apply to JAMES NJ. MUNRoE. Annap.
oils. Md. no. i0t
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Fl nr l4th. 13Tr. So, 600
sl1 18th NV. .36r %. 3 coo
1910 Mass nv, lease. 1 500
s04 18th nw, lar. 3b200. 90
1921 x NV, 10r, 3b:
Without stable. .175 90
With stable. -. 200 90
1873 X NV. 14r. 2b.l50.00
1925 Pris,c'n. / 4r. .2b. I59. ts,II
2012 Col rd, f2r. %. 100. 90
2O0l kai av. 12r. h. 100. 90
201S Col rd, 12r, 2b. 100. 10
723 18th NV. 20r. 3hI %. .0tI
1923 X ] av NV, 14r.
2b .............W 10000
1S22 p IL nv Hw ~. ~
2310 Goth NV. 12r, h.75 90
2231 @ NV. 14r, b. 1880
2i12 Bancroft. 12r, b. "a. 90
1924 N II av NV. .75 90
1922 s nw.12.b.le .lease70. 90
1719 s NV, Tor. 2b;
without stable,
SEQ; with stable. .I0.M
210o II. I2r. b. -. "a. 90
1926 r. 11r. b. &c. 90
1891 Kenyon. 1hr.h- 60. .0
1411 n NV, 12r with
out stable). -. go. .0C-
T30 5th NV. ....... COCO
zoo 24th st. Sr. his - ~
173G 18th. Tor, b.. IS 04
200 Highland av. D. b50.00
623 VI NV. 12r. b. GO. 20
2o12 Hiliyer pi. Or. b. 81. %
lTas 9th i,fr. h. 500.
1915 II NV, 1lr. b. AZ 50
1867 18th. Tor. b.. $50
40 c NV. 11r. b. $3.50
i444 N, Tor. b.. .45. 50
2i0G 18th. Tor. b.. AZ ~
1928 Q NV. Sr, b. :. 40. so
1922 to SO Willard,
Sr, b. b.............40 $3.50
f43B Staughton. Tor. b4u.. -
1901 Sth NV ~ 4. ~ sa
2204 Decatur, sr, b.ESG.30
IL II NV. Sr. b. -. 1000
Cleveland PIX. Sr. b.n.Mi
1921 School. 10r. b.. $500
INK Cnrnoran 1(lr n n m
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TX ave. NV.
SIG. so. go Myrtle ne. 81. b
f15.5o. =. .2615 2 NV, 6r
SIS. .1725 Superior av ,5r.w
SiS 81. rat. -si,s
$12.@.1118 NJ av Sc. .6r. w
$40. so. .528 28th- NV, 5r, b
SO. +. ..1S2n Gales. or, W
APARTMENTS.
800. The kpnsinGfon.6.h h
500. The Rochambeau,4. 4 b
475. Conn av
So. The Farra2ut. fur
x55. :. .455 g NV, Or, b
$45. The Franconia. 2r. b
1920. .129 Nd av ne Or. b
$35. .1122 25th NV, 5r, b
$23. .737 18th NV, 2r
$x2- 80. 1915 9th NV, 6r,
$50 80. 1922 9th NV, CRIB
$32.59. 1924 9th NV. 6r.o
$31.5O. The Bryn Mawr
$40. so. 1915 9th NV, 5r,b
$50. so. 1868 Ssh NV, 5r, b
$3.50. 20. 1920 9th NV, 6r. b
$50. 50. 1922 9th NV. Or, b
$50. .Sth and N NV
$50. 1924 Decatur. 6r, b
$40. .2226 Decatur, Or. b
S2S. .I94l 9th NV. Or, b
S2T 30. .2224 Decatur 5r, b
S27 so. 2226 Decatur,5r. b
s27. so. 1911 1st NV. 6r.b
S26.50- ..13G9 1st NV. Or
s26. 50.-3 Quincy NV Or, b
1926. 30. 80 Seaton NV Or, b
500. so. .251l Central, Orb
$25. 80. :. .649 G ne, Or. +
sos. 80. ....... 1926 I NV
S25. 5.......1706 Pa av NV
$25. The EflinghaEl, 4r. b
S25. .126 X ne. ist tissr
S25. :. III 7th NV, 2r. b
S22. 20. 1903 Erie NV, 5r. b
s22. 30. .1705 Erie NV. 5r,b
S22. 80. -. .23U3 N. Or, b
500. so. .1419i9 + Cap, 5r,b
$50. %. .2S2t Sherman. 4r,h b
.SIS. %. req Princeton. Ar, b
$3.50. 1901 G ne. 4r, b
$40. 30. 1883 F ne, If, 4r, b
S16.50. 1853 F ne, Ar, b
$3.50. -. .1419 f ne, Or
SIS. 80. ..... 1913 Duncan
SIS. 50.614h Whitney, 5r, b
1880. 1913 Duncan
SIS so. .1219 Duncan ne, 81
$3.50. -. .916 G sw, 4r
SIS. 900 Md av ne, 4r, b
s14. 70. .1423K u no ar h
$3.50. ......1 141S Duncan
$13. so. .1414 Duncan, Ar, b
STORES
$500. ...... .612 11th NV
$50. 1909 9th NV. 12r, ,sto
$50. 1908 Pa av NV
$50. Vermont av rornrr
$35. &. 1901 Pa av Sc, Or. sto
$25. so. 1928 9th NV. sto, 5r
S26. 80. .25 II ne, Or, stores
!, SIS. 1895 x NV
ls25. 200 b NV
OFFICES.
s25. .512 9th NV. 1st g
SIS. . COS L NV, I'd floor
| lie Droit bldg, $40 and w
STABLES.
$50. Sumner ct, 8 stalls
$40. Rear 1913 N, 2 stalls
$50. .3d & G ne. IL stalls
$50. Il 10 G st. 10 stalls
SIS. X 300 10th NV. .4stalls
SIS. r. 1920 r nw.2 stalls
Els. Rear 1411 ~ aw
$I2. 30. r. 216 I nw.14 stls
$40. Rear 1929 Q Lw, 4 s
SO. Rear 1903 18th NV
IS. ..R 414 18th Sc
S-...--...H S16 I'D NV
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DOGS, CATS, ETC.

JUST RECEIVED BOSTON TERRIER, JAPAN.
ese plgs. white poodes fox terrier, collies and
other breed Of dogs also Maltese and Angora
cats. sCHMiD'S BIRD STORE. 712 18th ST.
NV.
1STH 81. HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS. 2iI6 f4TIi
st. Nv phone n 1908; ample facilities for
auarters. with exercise yards dog cemetery.
oeix-nA
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FOR RENT
HElSkELII & McIERAN
REAl. ESTATE AND INSURANCE.,
1OOS b ST. NV, WASHINGTON, d. O.

FURNISHED.
hot-sir heat Per month: -: sl2s.oo
hot-water heat. Per month. :........ - 100 90
1877 O st. NV, IL rooms and BATH hot
air heat. Per month. .:............ 1880
1918 New Hampshire ave, 10 rooms and
3 baths. hot-water heat. Per month - l25 90
1894 Q st. NV, rooms and bath fur
mace heat. Per month. ........'..... 100. 90
1915 St NV. 10 rooms and bath, fur
mace heat. Per month h.............. 168 a
UNFURNISHED.
l705 New Hampshire ave, 12 rooms and
2 baths. steam heat. Per year. 81 ooo.oo
furnace heat. Per month. -. 7soo
1875 S at. NV, 10 rooms and bath.
hot-water heat. Per month. 6000
172S Coreoran ST.. 8 rooms and bath.
furnace heat. Per month. ........... $3.50
935 X st. NV, 7r., b., cellar. hotwster
meat oO.OO
POS G ct. NV. rooms and bath. Per
Mohth '......'...-s.....- .-...ss.....s ID ~
Oc14-tf
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FOR RENT-21ST ST. NEAR MASS. AyE.-A
handsome modern 4-story residence; IA ane
rooms. baths; upstairs kitchen; 500 mo. un-
furnished, S125 mo. furnished. Apply to
j. v. " & 7, B. HUYCk. 1908 Pa. ave- NV.
no1 lat ,eSu
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WILL TRADE COLUMBIA CfIhINI-ESS BICYCLE
FOR autorrauh letters. paper cufi1sites or other
curiousitirs or will buy same. f5i9A 50 st. NV.
noli- 1t.
A NEW LARGEST SIZE CABINET STELLA MU-
sic Inx and cabinet with so discs, cost price
xIa5: viii trade for n large oriental rug. Adj
dress Eox 30. star o:bce nol1-2t'
WE WANT TO TRADE 4 GOOD CALhRAPH
tvpewritrr for Remington Smith Premier
Nanhnttan. DAVID l.. GIFT CO., No. 623 r
e. no10-3t
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FOR TRADE.

The rate for advertisements
under tint. heading Will De
ONE CENT per word each In
.rrtion; minimum charge, 1Sc.
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SOK RENT
BY BLUNDON, o'BRIEN & BELT, Inc
1920 ST. NV. Telephone Main 1904 05.


HOUSES
81 600 yr 1925 Con, II b $40 1882 Dartmouth Or b
81 600 yr. .-14l6 Hopkins &35 20. .121S T. Or,
pl, 12r, 2b, fur $40. rs. 1872 r. I1r b
$110 yr.1740 P14r. .2b fur S37 80. o120 1st, Or
S100. .1331 VT av. 12r 2bi s25.5 1163 9th me- 6r
$50 ~. 1910 Kenyon ~ % SSt 90. .412 ne, 6r
$50. 80 1852 KENYON. ~. 2b spa so. .4l4 ne. ar b
$50 Co.. .622 H. 1Or, bt $40 so. :. 126 me- 7r b
$50. 1898 Dartmouth bi
APA lrMENTS.
1.-THE Mefton,'' ,S23 -. 1927 35th list q
4th and N. Y ave. SOL IT. .71s G ne. Or, b
$4,000. 80 apt. 6r bl SIG 80 .1349 + ne Ar b. III
S27. so .l6 apt Ar. b S15 So GAP Orleans Ar b
S37 So. 1883 Chaplin, Or. 80. 6f3 Orleans Ar b
b heated S15. so. ...615 Orleans Ar b
$32 3 Ingleside LIST SIS. so .617 Orleans, Ar
Todd NV Or, bi sl5.50 .G21 Orleans, 4r, b
5000. .T03 18th. Ar, bis15 80 .G25 Orleans Or,
S2T 10. 206 D. 2d n. ar, 81 5 90 .621 Orleans Ar
$26. 1743 Cap, 5r, b S15. so .G3l Orleans Ar.
$25 80. :. 1920 o. Or, ls15.50 652ta Morton. .4r b
$25 So 1910 s5th Or $15. 30 f243 Duncan Ar b
SOS. So 1921 3ath, Or, S14 30 443 Tenn h
$25 80 1925 3nth Or $14 80. 4455 Tenn Ar b
S2S. 1925 35th, 1st al
STABLES.
$1,000. O................... Rear Of e17 18th s.w.
BLUNDON. o'BRIEN & BELT. Inc.
1920 G st. NV. Phone l2o4-0o.
moo lot
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large YARD. .4O.oU
I444 n NV. 10r, b. AS. so
1898 Dartmouth NV,
11r. b, hot-water h45 90
112 Mass av ne, Or, b. As. 90
1915 18th NV. .10r, b. 1880
1917 18th NV, lot, b. 40-50
22O4 Decatur. sr, b. 1000
522f School, 10r, b.. $500
1880 Dartmouth NV, Or.
b, hot-water heat. 1880
1908 T NV. Or, b. $3.50
1851 Potomac NV, 10r,
b. store. stable. .35. 90
AZ q ne, Or, b. -. 1880
529 Utica NV, Tr, b,
h W hit. .2j.50
l71s p NV, Or. .25.50
1911 G Sc, 6r. b. .25.G0
1893 G Sc, Or. b. .22.50
1905 G Sc, Or. b. .22.50
1907 G. Sc. Or. b.. --22.50
1909 q Sc, 6r. b. 20. so
1853 II ne. .6r(Nov 12)1s.0
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FOR sALE--s4 ACRES LAND on PENNA. RAIL
ROAD, IN DISTRICT. WITH DEEP WATER
FRONT; GREAT DEPOSIT BUILDING OR
BRICK CLAY: MILLIONS OF LOADS OF
SAND; ELEGANT FACTORY SITE; TO CLOSE
STOCK IN COMPANY Using PROPERTY AS
PART PAYMENT.
MOORE HILL qncb. III 18th IT. NV.
no11s. t.th,3t
FOR sALE-BUSINFcss PROPERTY on 9TH ST.
NV near q ST.; 29.Th feet front.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
oc21 -2st'
FOR RENT-DEsIRABLE FLOOR OF LARGE
rooms and toilet; suitable for OFFICES on
LIGHT MANUFACTURING; HEAT FUR
NISHED Opposite Star Bldg, 4o5 1lth NV.
See us for special terms
no9-5t MOORE & HILL Inc. III 1sth-
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Fo7 RENT-HoUsEa
FURNIsHED on UNFURxIsHED.

FOR RENT-MO0RE 4 GILL nNC.). TIT f4TH ST.
uNFuRNlSHED
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

FOR SAI.E-BUSiNESs PROPERTY, v. W. $40
feet Of ground; improved with two large brick
buildings under rent. s1S5 per month; buildings
60x143 and 62x146: rental values bound to in-
crease; price. S35 600; $4,000 cash; $1,000 l,
and 3 years; SIS, 600 years. per cent.
CHARLES @. SIM0NS,
Real Estate and Insurance, 1413 q st. NV.
nol1-2t
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FOR RENT.

tUR HENT--
UNrURNISHED.
1882 Conn. ave-. 11r. and b. b........... $fz500
New Broom frame dwellings, with 4 acres Of
land attached, Bladensburg mad. near Langdon
D. O. within miles Of washington SIS and so
per D:onth according to location.
FURNISHED
1000 18th at, IL rooms and bath, per an 81 500 90
1,22 18th ST., l<r. 4 3D., hot-wat<r heat. 10000
i142 st., lfr. and bath ............... 1000
igos lpth St, 1lr. and b. per mouth.., 1000
III De Sales ST.. ior. and b.. per month 10000
1l0S Q st.. vr, and b.. per mouth ....... 1000
l42 seston st q; and bath. .......... $500
sssBf 0AsCH 6 BIRGE. iszo M. ave. nv.
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FOR RENT 1892 70: .2sl9 11th NV. Or
$105. The Wyoming. erS30 80 .1430 Fla av, Tor
Ss5 The Wyoming, Sri $50 so. 3a25 Morgan aY. Or
Ss5 1911 Pa av s'o dr $50. 1910 N av, ssop
$75. The Marlborough 6r $50. sos 9th NV, office
SIS. :. .2231 NV, 14r$30 .432 9th NV, hall
S75.. 1905 II nv, lar $50. sol d NV. Offices
S65. The Wyoming SRI $50. .2226 Decatur pl. 5r
$65 The Marlborough, 6Rs27 so 2224 Decatur pl. 81
$50 The Kensington, 5rt2G 90. 110S 7th ne, Sr
S55 .2334 Mass av NV, 12r 500 40. .635 Sc. 7r
S3s. The Marlborough, 6r s25 30 SIT Quincy NV. Or
$50. .S5. 1928 Ind nv lar s25 30. 401S 5th Or
$50. TO-. 1929 NV. 11r s2h SO. 1924 9th NV II
$50. The Wyoming, At, S25. 80. s05 9th NV, Or
$50 .1703 De Sales nv. 8, s2a .. 1922 18th me- Or
$45. To-. 9311 d NV, 13r $22. so. TO Harvard Or
S45 rs. 1917 X NV, 1Or s22 so The Cumbsrla nd Pr
S46 6.65 9li 18th NV. 10f $50 40. Ell 9th ne, 7r
S45. 1908 N II av NV ,9rIs20. .610 NV, Office
$45. The Phoenixe, 5rlf20. The Cumberland. q
S45. The bennington, 5rjtl9 80. .20f ne II
S45. 49,. The Victoria, 6r Sic 1921 Pa av NV I'd
$45. .fhe Milton. ft lS1740. PIP 7th Sc Or
$40. 10 .1o07 Goth NV 9rl SIG so. .313 4th me- Or
$40. sc. .943 Westminster, g. $15. .. sos 9th NV, 2r
$40 so. 1928 @ NV, Sr SIS. 1901 N NV store
$40. The Marlborough Sri s15.... .6l5 NV Offices
$40. 1926 14th NV. 4T SIS. GO C NV rear shop
$40. The Phoenix, 81 s1a. sol D NV, Office
$35. 80. .3219 11th NV Sr S12. so. 1924 NV 6r
S35. The Wyoming. Srs1o LIST 6, f sw coal yd
SS5. The Phoenix. 6r Sl0... $40 r NV onfce
For complete list Of property for rent send fo3
weekly bulletin.
swARTZELL. RHEEM AND HENsEY CO.,
Ho11-d,sSu 916 L.
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JST. Cos l4TH ST. NV.
1907 18th. 12r. b. 40. 80
IL r NV, Sr, b. .37. 80
1885 10th he, Or. b. .2j. so
2JOS 14th, 6r, b. .25. so
APARTMENTS.
1913 Il, Or, b. so. 90
1919 VT ay. Or. b. ...-
Coywood, 1928 l. NV, Ar, b
Darlington. Or, b. $3.50
Pa av, 6r. b, fur. SO. 80
lI24 Pa ay, Ar. b. 30. 90
l19 l5th=ne. Ar, b. IA. 30
l2l 18th ne, Ar, b. 1850
s7A o. G, b. .13. SO
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FOR RENT-IS Mt. PLEASANT, DETACHED
Tor. brick: side yard: parlor D. R., library.
kitchen 1st floor: conserya tory window opening
from D. r. to side yard; cold store room; all MI.
Low rent. Also elegant 12r. brick. OWNER,
2033 18th st. nnl1 2te
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STONE K FAIRFAX,
o., Rnsf ONO II -

134a New lork ave NV.
5000 The Minor. SIR SIG so. 60 Myrtle ne. Or b
81 800 1925 10Th 20, ,2b SIS 50. .2615 NV, 6r
81 500 1929 18th NV Is, 1725 Superior 5r.w
81 200 1888 Jefferson, l4r 5IX 81, - Z. ~.
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FOR SAIE-SIIGHTLY USED AUTOMOBILE;
two-cylinder opposed engine; would suit doctor
or business runabout family or five,
with tonneau on; has full leather top. storm
cover, set tools; District and Maryland license;
naiseless and speedy; won three races at Ben
ming track; $3.50, or trade for small property In
quire Automobile Stations 715 18th st. NV.
10th and Ohio ave. Mr.. CRfTTEDON. no11-3t"
WANTED-TO PURCHASE AN ELECTRIC RUN
about with top, etc, in good condition. Address
stating where it can be seen price, etc, Box ~,
Star office no103t
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED
SHED.
102S 18th NV, 14r %.

FOR RENT-1227 CONN AVE; FURNISHED OR
unfurnished: 8 rooms and bath. no11 -3ts
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FOR RENT-DEsIRABLE 10-ROoM HOUSES on
18th st. L NV; thoroughly up to date;
venient 10 cars. Keys with DAVID MOORE. 1873
N Y ave. 1t
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FOR SAIE-WAVERLY ELECTRIC RUNABOUT;
entire new battery; meter and tires rear extra
heavy type; car same as new and has leather
top and storm apron: can run thirty miles daily
at expense of So per month: price. $500. In
luire Automobile Station, 18th and Ohio ave. of
Mr.. Il1srO nnlI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-01

its condition by the extensive use of
fertilizers on the virgin SOIL The per-
centage of the various ingredients, as
well as the forms in which they are
applied in mixed fertilizers, are care
fully considered with regard to climate
and soil and, owing to the diversity of
Hawaiian conditions, fertilizer formulas
show wide variations in the various dis
tricts of the group.
The average quantity of mixed fertili-
ger applied per acre for the crop of 1908
was olo pounds, the average formula
being II per cent phosphoric acid, 1o.I
per cent potash, and Oh per cent nitro
gen The amount of mized fertilizer
applied to the crop of 1908 was approx
imate1y 4I,ooo tons. I he amount of nj
trogen, phosphoric acid, and potash used
was as follows:
Tons
Nitrogen in mixed fertilizer -. 2,5oIi
Phosphoric acid in mixed fertilizer 2,oIT
Potash in mixed fertilizer. ...... 4,I4I
About 6.ooo tons of nitrate OF soda
containing Approximately goo tons of nj
trogen were also used, These large
quantities of the various ferfiiiztag IN
gradients would have values somewhat
as follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-01-01

crop, came into existence later than
1896, and the ether has largely extended
its area since that year. Increased TECH
meal skill in the mill and sugarhouse.
with resulting decrease in losses of
manufacture, has also added to the out
put per acre.
While the foregoing comparison shows
a remarkable increase between the years
1895 and 1908. It must be borne in mind
that the high-water mark in the produc-
ton of these islands has been reached;
the crop for 1904 will not reach more
than $4,000 tons, while that of the fol-
lowing year is not estimated to amount
even to that figure.
The profits accruing from the in
creased yields on the irrigated p1anta-
tions have not always been commensu-
rate with the increased production, ow-
ing to the large cost of waterway con-
struction and of pumping. The cost of
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known as pest, owing to the presence
of natural enemies. which keep it in
check, or limitations exerted ON its re-
productive capacity through climatic
causes. An inspection of all plants en-
tering the islands is now rigidIy en-
forced and much labor and expense
have been incurred in reducing to a
minimum the chances of receiving in
sect and fungous pests from foreign
sources. The Hawaiian Sugar Planters
Association has organized an efficient
chronological bureau for the control Of
various cane pests, and it is expected
that much will be accomplished in keep
ing down to a safer limit the hopper.
borer, and such pests as have in the
past proved highly injurious
The prevailing low prices of sugar
and high cost of labor, together with
the serious loss annually incurred from
insect and ftngous depredations neces-
state the utmost vigilance on the part
Of plantation managers to determine
sources of loss in the mill and fields.
and through technical Skill in the one
instance and progressive methods of
farming in the other, TO combat the
tendency toward reduced profit which
has been strongly felt from year to year.
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have yielded little more than 1889
tons of sugar.
INTRODUCTION OF NEW YARTE-
TIES.

In accordance with the experience of
planters in other sugar growing coun-
tries, those of Hawaii have been oblie-
ed to maintain the yields in many 10
callties by the substitution of more
thrifty and harder canes than the old
standard varieties. The attention given
to this subject on many of the pianta-
tons has undoubtedly helped to raise
the acre output On Hawaii. the La
hama came after having been grown for
many years was finally succeeded by the
Rose bamboo, which hitter variety is
now making way for a more vigorous
cane, termed Yellow Caledonia. In dis
tricts subject to overcopious rains or
to excessive drought, and where Lafai-
ma and Rose bamboo, Tin less measure)
would show an occasional falling off in
production, under such adverse infiu-
ences Yellow Caledonia, through it's
harder characteristics, has maintained
a favorable yield in less favored sea
sons. On lands which had given out for
Laha1na to such an extent that the cane
made but meager growth, this variety
has yielded d profit to some plantations
that would otherwise have taken off
their crop at loss.
1he Hawaiian Sugar Planters Asso-
CidtlOil maintains at considerable ex-
pense an experiment station in Hono-
lulu, where new varieties introduced
from foreign sources are carefully test
ed as to their productive value, and then
sent to the various plantations for trial
under their conditions. With the ad-
vent OF serious insect pests and fungus
diseases IN Hawaiian cane fields, it be-
came necessary to carefully watch the
growth of these canes TO note their rel
ative immunity from disease and their
ability to cope with the serious pests of
the islands
FERTILIZATION .44ND CULTYVA-
TON.
Probably in no other cane-growing
country does the subject of fertilization
receive SO much consideration as in the
Hawaiian Islands, and the study which
has been given to this question by plan-
tation managers has done much to raise
the sugar yield per acre throughout the
Territory. Planters here have adopted
a policy different from that usually in
vogue. They do not wait to fertilize
after the soil is deplered and exhausted,
but practice the plan of sustaining the
food qualities of the land and bettering
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At the present time the sugar indus
try is depressed and is feeling the effects
of the low price of sugar which prevail
ed during the past three years and the
lack of sufficient competent field labor.
The damage done to the cane fields by
the leaf hopper, cane borer, and fungus
diseases has also been very great.
In the year Ioo2 the total tonnage
produced in the islands was 355,6II
short tons The capitalization of the
incorporated plantations was $63,o4o,
$50, and the amount of dividends paid
was $Iza.5 or at the rate of 2.75
per cent.
In 1903 the total tonnage produced
was 437,oo1 short tons. The capitai-
zation of the plantations was $6A878,-