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The Newtown bee., 1907-03-29
SOUTH BRITAIN,
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES.

Holy Week will be observed in the Methodist church by the regular pray CT service on Thursday evening and a special service on Friday evening at ' 30 o'clock. Rev MT Cooper will preach at the latter service Every- body is most cordially invited to att tend this service.
 There are but two more Sundays in this conference year, and for the pres ent pastOrate. Let these two Sab- baths be banner days. And any who have any money for benevolence be sure and hand it to the pastor before conference.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-29

guest of her sisters, Mrs E. N. Dibble and Mrs A. B. Pitt.
 MT and Mrs F. B. Reed are spending some time in Stratford.
 Friends are pleased to see William Wellington about again.
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-29
GEORGETOWN.
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

Mrs Arthur Smith spent a few days, last week, in Bridgeport, with Miss Grace Gilbert.
 Mrs Ellen Reynolds was the guest of Miss Viola Thomas, Monday.
 Mrs George Benjamin and son re- turned to Waterbury, Monday.
 Floyd Comstock of Bethel was the guest of his aunt, Mrs William R. Fryer, Sunday.
 Mrs E. P. Bennett is improving.
 Miss Lila Williams was substituting at the BranchvilIe postOffice, last week.
 Miss Elsie Bennett. who has been sick several days, is better at this writing.
 LITTLE BOSTON AND UMPAwAUG.
 The stork visited our local grocery man, Marvin Stocking, one day last week, and left little girl.
 Fred Lindwall's little daughter,
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-29

which hung at the front in large let ters, Saloons Must Co.,"
The Newtown bee., 1907-03-29
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
NCLEInSu PERKINS

UNCLE JOSH BlsEk M.
Uncle Josh Perkins,, the
great comedy success, Is down
for ana engagement of one night
20 Co1lyillg Opera House ON
Thursday, Dec. 60, The play
is built ON original lines and is
said to be presented by a bril-
liautcompluy, who makc thebcst
possible out of every type oil
character enacted, while built
largely tor laughing purposes
there is enough pathos, human
interest and thrilling situations
uufolded to suit all classes Of
men, women aud children too
The forthcoming engagement
OF this company will doubtless
attract unusual attention from
the playgoers of Coalville anC
vicinity.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20
Kamas Mystery

Mr- John simpson of Namn- has
been missing Tor the past two weeks
and although every possible hiding
place and every foot NJ ground Tor
miles around have brun thoroughly
searched, mot the slightest truce ul
hrr can ho found. Nonrly thc whole
male population of Kamns and the
adjoining towns Joined I'm th, search
and more than nn average OF lbomcu
turned out early every morning for
siN days and diligently searched uu-
10 away into the night, but n vain.
81 very houscin the town was caro-
fully searched from garrett 10 cellar.
every barn and stackyurd. every out
building Of any description was
thoroughly mn-uckcd oach wollund
pond and stream for miles around
was dragged and grapplud but wItb-
ont avail. The mountains and cane
yuus We're also secured and every
bush and rock examined with tine
same result ltvurnu. Thou ulH.
earth had opened aud swallow Z her
and then closed without luyIug the
D
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

The freight train that worked be-
tween DEVILS Slide and Park city,
has been taken oil aud the GROW that
formerly "pullcd" the mines, Is now
doing" an an round stunt. Andy
Martins crew Is the one laid of.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

lrai Onpwh Treatments are b,-
ing m.'"l uut rr.u. uu request hy
Dr. 0HuUp Kuc.ur Wis rhr-. tr-r-
are proving iu the prupln-wltuuu'
% ponny.s rpst-thr grrui value of
THE scientific prescription known tu
druggist, uyuryWhrrru, Dr Shoup.
to'urH Remedy
For .-Iv by John Boydcn a. Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

Your skin should be- clear and
bright II your liver Is Ia norma
condition. Dade' sLlttlo Liver Pllls
net on the liver; and headache, con-
stipation and biliousnoss disappear.
Price 25 cents. sold by John Boy
den N Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

John Shaw of Grass Creek, went
TO Ogden Monday, aud won't be-
back until next year. lie will spend
u few days In Zion before returning.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

A tickling cough, from any cuu-D
is quickly stopped by Dr. Shoop
Cough Cure. And o. is sothoroughIs
harmless and safe, that Dr. Shoe.
tells mothers everywhere Co give \
without hesitation even to vcrg
young babes The wholesome green
leaves and tender stems of % lWu.
healing mountainous shrub, fuu
I-h the curative properties tp ID.
~uuUp. Cough Cure, NJ cuims tN.
Ohp cough, and hm'- .la sore m.
sensitive observation-disclosures ~.
opium, mo- chl ptOrm, nothing HAIRS.
used tn iniurr Ur supp ss. Simply
70 r...UoUs plant pEIurf. Chat holm.
foo heal Uchugluu The Spun.arI
call this shrub which the DoctUI
uses, The Sacred Herb. DOMAIN.
DR. Shoop's. Take mo- other.
For sale by John B3ydon G So
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

Look over rhl- copy of Th, Tim,
carefully Observe thr rlem. ellen
print ihn attractive mumrr r
which the nd- nrr set mp, and a.
character uf both reading matte
aud advertising that 10 carries. tho
10 yuu IKE 90. send us $3.50 for
years subscription. You win Nor,
regret 10.
For that Dull Feeling After Eating
have used ChumbUIuiu'H Stomac'
mud Liver Tablets for fomc limo. ON
cam testify that they have done Dol
moro good than any tablets have cy,
used My trouble was % heavy dri
feeling after eating David Frccm
kumpt, Nova Scotia. These tablet
strengthen tho stomach and Imprut
lhn digestion They ole1 regulate th
liver and bowels They are far a
nor.or to pills but cost Poo moro. C..
1 IIur sample 100 John U1ydou g. son
lus store and sDo what a splcni
medicine Il &C.,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

All Greeks and Foreigners have
been laid oil ut the Wu-ntch and
Utah Steam Coal mines. aud only
white men are now employed.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

County superintendent OF schools
W. VI. Boydcn today filed with the
county clerk an abstract of appor.
tiunmuut made from the county
school ,und 60 the several schoo.
districts In summit County, based
at s8.uoper capita, and Is as follows
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

Alta special session Of the county
commissioners held last Monday,
County clerk Culdorwood rendered
his resignation to take effect ON
Dee. "a. The same wa, accepted
and G.. Il. Jones was appointed 70
the position. Mr. Cnldcrwood has
been AN efficient officer, but lac had
a good many irons iu the fire and he
could not do Justice To the all, 50
thought the best thing hc could do
was resign. Hc will go into th'
cattle buying aud selling business,
a thing he would rather do than eat,
Mr.. Jones has been deputy clerk the
past three years and we know De
will make good.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-12-20

Mr.. and Mr.. Joseph Fisher l,u
for salt Lake Wednesday. and will
hereafter reside there.
Evening star., 1907-11-11

IUL CO.. ITH 4 L \. W.
1889 r NV. store. rs. 90
63s Newton. 7r. b. b.sta25. 90
3122 10Th ne. 7r, b25. 90
2S13 NJ NV, l0r. b. %. 80
1885 9th nw.6r, b. 20 so
col n NV. store. 30. so
1851 U.2 office rs. .2f20.50
1904 z NV, Or. b.20. so
5O2 Fla av NV .5r, bis. 90
642 Park I'd. Or, b..17.0
507 E ne, Or, b. IL. 80
33 Myrtle ne.6r. b. .l6. 80
r 6i3 Inv. wareh'e15. 90
2e01 l4th NV. lr. 2d
floor. office. .lb. 90
235l Sherman av. .4rl5. .Oo
512 f NV, store. 1900
2O34 7th NV .stor, ,2r12. 90
1913 n ] av Sc. .6r,wl2.0O
Gls Morton NV Or. WIZ. 50
X 925 n ] av, 4stls.
1888 I'd Sc. 4r. W. ..l0.0 90
616 La av, basement,
3I75 10. 90
% ~ Sherm'n av, 4rl0.0C
1913 9TH, rear, sta. 500
COLORED TENANTS.
4a2 II NV. 7r. b. 20. SO
22l9 Water. Or. 81. Is. .Oo
2035 Gales ne. .jr. w. 1880
=. new and modern
vator. etc. 200. 90
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FOR RENI-B1 Is. r. S
406 18th. lsr. 500 90
l20l 5th nw.sto. dw55 80
174> = NV. llr. 81. 30. 90
1881 3lst NV, ,12T, b. As. 90
1916 sth nv. Or, b.4n. 80
1917 Sth NV. llr. b. 40. 30
1903 lith NV, $50. 10. 80
COG 0 NV. Sr. b. .4G. 90
1893 L NV. store. 40. 90
Farm at Brightwood.
7r....4o 40. 90
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THE HARRISON REALTY CO.,
GOT G ST NV

FOR RENT
THE HARRISON REALTY CO.,
GOT G st.
CNFURNISHEn HOUSES
1926 sth NV IOr b. so 80 IS Myrtle N. Or b. IT. so
17cI 2lst 80 90 $40 10th Sc. 5r, Dit so
204 Cap.sto,5r h 81. 80 1922 Otis ne IS 90
31l Claiming ne. .2l.5 80 POSI- Rosedale me- s so
1882 Otis ne. 20 90 2043 Rosedale ne. s. so
FURNISHED.
Tunlaw road north ~ Joliet St, Or. and b..
u acre. barn. fruit and chicken yard rent 90 90
APARTMENTS.
l104 18th nw.4r b %. so 30 X nv NV 1st
223 ll.h Sc. 5r. b. .22 SO and Sd floors . % so
l2l3H Duncan ne. IA 80
STORES
Store l106 18th nw35.50 lTI7 7th NV, q. 20 90
STABLES.
Rear 1910 T st. n.w.........,..,... An m
Three l-story auto sheds. W. & sew. in Queens
ct NV 1Sth & 10Th. L K M each q %
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
For rent. at Rtverdale, Nd. right at station
steam and electric cars, Sroom house large lot !:
rent. $40.
S.w. cor. 9Th snd Sheridan; 9 rooms and
bath, cellar. laundry and toilet; 5Oxl62;
teut. d. 90
noatf
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FOR REM
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Ten rooms and bath: hot-water heat: neal
18th and Columbia rd.; in fine repair: rent only
$4,000
MOORE HILL Gnc.), 1888 st. NV.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT -
sI25. 1925 i4tn nv. 12r $32 so. 1921 I'd NV. 8
500. 1910 q NV. Tor $32 80 $50 800 Web
500 & $50. ..1i0I 10th ster NV.
NV Tor S32 so. The Montg' my. s.
sa5 1911 Pa ~ sto dwg $50. .43l5 Bright'd av.7
S65 I011 " av NV. l2r so 4314 9th NV,
$50 1909 oath NV, 1Or $50 .1401h l4th NV. 4
$50. 1925 18th NV. 12r 80. The Montgomery. 4
$50. 80. 1905 r NV. lOr $50 432 Sth NV. hal
S55 1888 Mass NV ilr $50 .501 d NV. office.
SKI 929 NV cfice 3r SOS 10. 1903 1ctb NV o.
.so 20 1929 NV. 11r S27 30 1928 Inglesde. To-
t5o 6;i @2lI Wash c.r9r $3.50. .l1I4 Willard, q
$50 60 1915 ed nv Or $3.50. .472 f sw, g.
f50.1717 Kilb'-ne NV Tor $3.50. l05 18th Sc. 81
s5O-..... 221 / NV. i2r s25. 80. 52s shepherd 81
slS 25. 1919 X NV, 11r 81. 20 404 Shepherd q
81. GO. 1908 y II av lNr $3.50. .4O14 9Th NV. 81
30. 1921 NV Or So 80. $50 A Sc, 81
S45 o.. The Victoria. Or $25 40. .21l2 NV. 81
S42. so. -. 40 me- Or S25... The Ni'ton. 81
s42 80. .l741 r NV Sr s25. 525 Quincy NV, Il
$42 80. The Miller. 5r $23. so. 1923 n Cap, g.
$40 10. 1913 S NV lot $21 so. no horton. 9,
$40 Co. .643 E Cap IOr $2l 80. 1921 ah ne. 8,
$40. 81 - l213 NV Or S21 so. .144i A Sc Al
$40. The Marlborough 3r $40 The Cumberland. 2
$40 =. s23 10Th NV " SIS .224 Mass NV, 81
$40. III Euclid NV. Or sl65o. 1882 d Sc. 81
s3s. 10 1927 Ore av,1Or sls so. 800 Mass ne. Or
S37 SO. 1928 Q NV 7r Sl5 40. 443 5th ne. 81
S3I 80. 24i3 Ont rd nv Or sl4 40. .252s 9th nv, 81
r"nT Id NV Or Sl3 80. .sll 9th me- 81
$32 30. 1913 20th NV Or Sl2.. 1928 ith store
S32 90. l25 C Sc. 9r S11. 50 NJ &C. Al
s22 80. The !hoenix 5r $40 so. -. .3ls c ne. Il
s32 so & $50 aO1 Var $40 40 .6l1 Morton ne 81
mum NV 7r s.. So. 1905 9L2 NV, 81
For complete list Of property for rent send Tor
weekly bulletin.
SWARTZELL. RHEEM & HENSEi CO..
noq-I aSu g,f r
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FOR RENT
171e RIGGS ST NV
Ten large rooms: in fine repair; near Dupon
Circle: rent $+S 90.
MOORE HILL CI'c.), 1888 G st. NV.
no9-3t
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FOR Rents ROOMS AND BATH FOR S27 so;
central northwest; house is In excellent con.
dition: large hack yard 1922 y st. NV
STONE * FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave- n W
no9-3t
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EYS TO EVERY HOUSE

| o19 \ So. liz, 2h.
per month ... l2J. no
13it; Fa.rm't. lor. b125 90
/ 100 l. NV. 1or. b. 100. 90
i13g Corc'n.l2r. .Li00. 90
1927 S nv. lot. b.
! . months. S5. 90
| The iroluois apt,
I n. y ..-..9 40. 90
! The Laciede apt.
, II. b b-...-...... 80. 90
1927 ) NV. .1Or. h. 1yrS1.o0
The Nelson apt. Ar. h60 90
APARTMENTS.
The Cheshire:
/ 5r. b. $4,000 to $3.50
/ 6r. b. $40 80 to 47.50
The Hampshire:
5r. b. $1,000 10 AZ 80
6r. b s4J.nO to 475u
The Devoushire:
+ Or. b...........40. nn
Or h...........41-5'i 5'i
The PancOast, l343 f.
CAP st
Sd &. rear. 5r.h... 20 of
The rehhlcton. IIit
Church III . Gr. b - 90
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
Zines IT. SOC. 81. 500. Iwk.. 80. lmo. 81 20
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED.

'N u IN
THREE SITS OF X
We HAVE FOR RE\'
UNFU RNISHED.
1000 10Th NV. per
ycAr...- SI5, TOO .bu
1904 y NV lir 81 l2sj- Of
1881 Vt av. 12r. % - 90
1892 10th. 1ir. 2h. s. 3 /.
1iOD l. NV. i2r. b So. 33
1921 = NV. I2r 2h. - 50
s34s JTuiv pl. lpr, 2b,
statfl"....- su.up
i#I X NV. 1iT. b-.15 90
ii"7 /. nv. l2r. l.. 300
iSf5 ADAMS MIL ri
Tor. h,.-......15 %
ilop FrirTnut.12r.h7- %
12-i Erciid. .l2r. .b...15. 90
IN . NV .l0r. 2i,...75 nu
iI25 lt:h nv. .I2r b so
H%f 18Th NV. l2r. h. *. on
las : nry. llr. Eh.';u 10
.SI * NV. fIr. b 60 40
iIfI ri aynyv.l2r. ht.u ~
-" ri lafrw. l2r. bG0 90
iGIJ i4th nv.12r.h 500 b.
ilia ; n,y. 1Ir. b. .5p.pn
iIiS / NV. Tor. b. ~ o b
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Beautiful Corner House.
Near Dupont Circle. $45. 90.
EARLY & HAMPTON. 6I5 14th 1t.

FOR RENT
HEISKELL & McLERAN,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE,
1903 II ST. NV, WASHINGTON. D. c.
FURNISHED.
1880 22d st. NV l2r. and b., h-w: 81, 500. 90
l346 Fairmont st. NV. llr. and Oh 125. 90
UNFURNISHED
517 11th st. NV. store and warehouse. $3.50. On
1913 Fairmont st. NV. Tor. and b...... $500
l72s Corcoran st. 10 rooms and bath. 45. 80
9I5 II St NV. rooms and bath. ..... 80
1880 Ion St. dat. rooms and bath. 30. 90
Cor. Bladensburg rd. and Douglas ST.. 7r. 100
OFFICE ROOMS.
I$i5 Pa Pa, ave. office room :: 80 . o $So 90 90
1903 II st NV, Office rooms
Coal yard & store. s.w. cor. 10th D s.w. $55. 90
Rear Of 1925 Belmont st...............$1 SIS. 90
or1o-tf
FOR RENl-UNFURNISHED
1923 n H. ave. NV, Is rooms. 2 baths 200 90
1853 Mass. ave, 11r. and b.: hot-air heat 1918
1926 Mass ave-. Sr. and b............... As. so
SOC st. Sc. rooms and bath. h....... $3.50
1912 18th NV, rooms and bath. ..... 40 65
SO2 S me-. rooms and bath ......... 35 80
3525 10th NV, rooms and bath. ..... 30.50
306 s ne. rooms and bath. ......... 2750
1914 Jackson ST. NV, rooms and bath 23 80
1877 4th NV, rooms and bath. ...... $3.50
2ol3 35th st. NV, 6r...-....... Or 1880
20'i ''''n st. aPARTMESTs. 'z0o
The vivans. l72S st. NV. 5r and b. $40 90
Hammond Court sOth and Q sts., 6r. b. 40 90
The Vivans, Ar and b......... ...... 3a 90
Tire Vivans. 1923 G st. NV, Ar. and b. 30 90
Thf The SsyssEf i oN sr ASb sh' rhuf
PANY. REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
oc15-d.eSu
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Hnd J.orpoHt ST.
-ooms and bath $50. 80
lilo. ST. and D.. 90. ST.
M u. Sou
VILE I Sr. and b. .IG. .G6
nr.. 30 18Th st. nv
<. Phone Main $40.
Evening star., 1907-11-11

FOR RENT
Seven rooms and bath at 1918 Pa. ave- NV:
ID ard Sd floors: will he put in fine repair for
desirable tenant; rent only $32 so.
MOORE HILL unc), 1888 G St NV.
Doa-3t
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FOR RENT
1523 Vt av NV. Sr.
b .........S S3I .S
a36 p NV, Or, h.. rs 30
325 c NV. Sr. b.. .23. 30
492 Me az sw. .I2r. hS0. 80
49s Me ay sw. .Sr, b. q, so
FL.
11S 18th nw,2r, 1880 90
1223 Ny av NV. Ar. .h2T 90
CAYWOoD & GARRET
paG 2ts1O
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NV. cor. Hubbard III.
Clevciand Heights. : T
. Helrnse ave. Hyattsv'
Sl23 lith 81. ne. >r- n
II Me.rusa ave. fIyntts
RDSS & PHELPS. Il
Opposite Franklin Pari
Evening star., 1907-11-11

FOR RENT
1919 c sw. 6r. b. $40. 50
421 6Ia sw. Or, Wis, 80
r 3i5 E Cap, Ar, W. 100
305 10th st sw-
Ar fiat, 1st floor. .1s 90
3r fiat. I'd floor. .12.5 30
Sr fiat. Sd floor. 1850
Store 2l4 E sw.. 80
629 F sw. Or. b. %. 80
1852 9Th Sc. Ar fiat. 13. 80
leo 9th sw, 6r. b. 1880
474 Md ay sw, Or. b 25. 90
Sta RI 1910 G sw.. TOO
c. H.
po0 %
Evening star., 1907-11-11

| 1921 1Oth NV, lis. 80
312 E Sc. 6r. ......16.5r
2619 | NV. 5r.....l2 30
( II Washington. An
acostia .........1l.5 so
Is Rk Cb On rd. 1000
lTS.
IlS 18th NV. Ar. .2H30 90
l22S Ny av NV. 3r. 80 90
T, 1921 y. y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1907-11-11

FOR RENT-EIEGANT NEW HOUSES
PERFECTION IN EVERY DETAIL.
H3NpSOMEST PART wv CITY
10 ROOMS. 4 BATHS. DECORATED
NOTHING LIKE THESE OFFERED
y. SIDE $, lust W. OF conn AVE-
S. SIDE LEROY JUST w. OF conn AVE
y. SIDE BANCROFT Just W. CONN AVE
S SIDE BANCROFT JUST W. OF conn AV
j. b. WIMER, REAL EST. 1901 ST
no9-3t
FOR RENT-4TH AND SITS Sc DESIRA.
BILE 4-room brick; water and running closet
convenient 70 navy yard employees; rent, $7.5t
per month.
J. HARRISON JOHNSON & SON.
900 7th ST. s.w. Phone Main 23S5.
uOa-I2t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

lines, II. SOC. 81. 81 90 lwk. 81 SO. lmo.. 81 =
FOR RENT BEAUTIFUL HOME ~ THE SUR
Hrbs, with all modern Improvements. complete
ly furnished. l. : FRlSToE. 1913 " NV.
q nell-3t
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FOR KENT-HOUSE 1a41 CORCORAN ST,
stories. south front. large rooms. many clos
cts; ami: dining room on first door. Rent
$500. n. L. RUST.
oe20-tf 6OS 14th St NV.
Evening star., 1907-11-11

gnR RENT CNFT-2HiSHED
i4ti av l2r. IhsT1. 50 1918 Kenyon. lnr h5o 90
:747 Nv. Tor 2h. - oo 1888 17th NV, lor bi7 30
i-3; l!th l6r, h so 90 1923 Riggs pll lOr. his 90
1919 18th NV. i3r. hs5.6j 152S q NV 81. b.3I 80
The Loretta Apartment $50. 90 to SSI 80
We have number of desirable furnished
houses in the NV section; rent, $50 per and
upward TYLER & RUTUERFORD. Inc
Hn2-14t"1o $50 10th st. n
FOR RENT NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE; 1913
Church s.. Furnished uufurnished 10 rooms:
SI5 $3.50. +. L. Met LELAND, Real Es-
tate. 1903 + st NV. no9 st
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
UNFURNIsHEI

UNFUHNISHED.
FOR RENT-BY L. J. MILLS. Cos 9Th ST. NV.
tte EI ,ass nv hoSf I'LL 18th me- ef' 1880
ID door, l4th and Ohio ave. nv. io-0O
Three floors rear 6S2 4th me-. suitable for shops
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FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL
rent In-room private dwelling house, complete
u furnished. plano. etc: location on residential
ave. northwest: only Sl2j per
no9-it~ ". C. DJYALL. Agt,, 122 i1th w.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-09


grown at points where other varieties
failed 10 mature The Eafly Amber
sorghum and It's other forms, as Im-
proved Amber aud Earliest Black, stlli
remain the earliest varieties known 10
this country, where they have been Gull
ilyated fer nearly forty years. They
require 10 10 100 days 10 reach Inaturl.
". the time varying according to the
latitude, season aud soil
Many different methods Of preparing
the soil fox sorghum are praeticcl Ia
various parts of the country. In gen
eral, II may he said that the land
should receive essentially The same
treatment as II II were to be planted to
corn or cotton. The time and depth Of
blowing win necessarily vary, accord
ing 10 the climate. season and char
aetef Of the soil
As general rule, sorghum should he
sown later than corn, II should not be
eown until the soil has become quite
warm. Otherwise there Is danger OF
losing much Of the seed Even II the
seed remains uniniurod, termination
takes place only slowly and unevenly,
and growth Il very slow when the
weather Is cold, Weeds are likely TO
ovcrtake the young sorghum, and
where It cannot be cultivated they
make feplanting necessary. Uneven
termination mud growth mean uneven
maturing, which makes Il impossible
to harvest The crop TO the best advan-
tage from the standpoint either Of the
labor required Of Of the quality and
quantity OF the resulting forage
Carleton H, Bail,
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sACcaA s0HsEJJ


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6s@ sasn& @9esa aFa rz4pa-
assy rfa hr s4scn IN taer
sweef saR Ut Iea. eaesn waAa airup
AHA sa&as a9e asade III SasgeraB THEY
age M talI aassI EeafY grgwab, sgaaeAAiag
ol4SS sFas y Az fEs@ uE8yaf acsae4 IN
osfsaas an Rgs ssooHRa9 naefi AL tsle
iyaae uaaar enFy ltEvaNsn Tlse
ssea heal, ev Ra se. yaalea froaa tha
el8@e. etyaFaet nsn had of she an-
ns4e a1Fgrn through tlie Fataier nasra
assen beads III 0saa9e. go0a@aa aHa
ofFser vaTSetses t0 sE4e E8taa aiid 9asen
wEdeEy spreading aeaA w Tive amber
Tarlefg, wFfh sFse goser hgaaesaa 81 Aen
dropping aa tEse aeef r3pens Tlse seeds
Are Ked III tlae SHtaae anH reddish yeE.
I0Sv III ths Grange aad amber goR-
ghytnaa They usHaiIx ps0trad@ sosner
what from hetween she &Iames. WI
chan whFcsl It'll these varieties vary
from dsap rca NJ hgaek iii cnA9r
One IN the eldest Nj kae varieties aOw
III use. arnber SORGHUM. ~ valid HI have
been Developed Ifs EfsaJana from kile
original Chinese sorghum n II an eaF.
iy variety ana became vefy popular I'm
gEae northern part III tfae United States
beeagae its eaElinsss permitted Ii III Nv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-09

arc very smart For Instance gown
Sc sfHs and white printed chiffon hes
4 surplus Sec bodice feldeA ever i
cream eAanailv yoke aud vasi AZ the
ton u enc hare steck Il i narrow lins
of soft silvees gveen SILK Relow tho
neck Hfe thrive de0aro little bows Of
the sNHie At the elbow where The IN.
dcssleevts IL white mutt emerge from
those IL chiffon sNa lace are narrow
ngplnka II tbs green sslk
Dainty summer ffVeks II hasiste Hr
muslin have iuels gathered heasess
and seIfga. the UNCOMMON touch relns
4 hex pleit 81 saiin ribbon down ne
eenfeN decorated with tiny saehea
tosestea 81 ribbon ii place 81 hattens.
s'he aeek 4 saishesl With Tue aantless
of sma0 lawn aat valeaeieAnes col
lars
lsaaaasa cloth Il fsp0rite material
eee ssans NHss aMd TIE neagl Hfss
teetaa Is az t6Is eiagA III smoked eFsx
tfWmel Wlih brasd TNe little vest IS
81 velvet overland WgsA oriental on
beslasfx tha8 gives Il touch q s1ssf
ana brslllaaep T. sfe whole
sgpKc claoGIRE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-05-09

Bl9 1es saakfs she tfcapse FRAT eat4e soRT
Way
#4fa f6soEate hsafs MINI cfIeerfaSs
Df hsAe yo@f gaaa fFnna sAsN liEns 0s aag
with A efa&Hp sstsi aNd f@ayfas1
OH. fs0aAsst ii toF aF 4 Troubles ass
essNSe
sY Il afsWaHe IA @fgAf g9n makA III
Ana III gafst ttSe faet klfat Fss4'ss HINT taas
AessmsAs
Bat erty aew aia WI lakait
Y0a MI ssaten Il aarths weEl weli.
MlsmEs tfsaff
eangm wg WITH Il HsnitIHE fane
fiB H@kaixg agAlfSs Ygst sD fnlt aowu NAf,
kssas tsl lle shefss-tt8atta atsgF&ea.
Ths harder Y6tssfe thrown. why INV hlgAer
50fs bounce
TN pr9aa of ya9s NlaeSeuea eget
ri GsAet tHs fact That ycHFs NekeA shst
aaWnt@s
fs'a sow aia yoH rsh'ana whyi
Ana. tlsoHeu gou M 0eFe 81 tie death,
what fssHF
til you batttea tfae heHs goa cnuIa.
IL yoa psnyea yeuT part m the woria of
3sens
why. fsss critic viii can IL good.
fyaatfs a0naes win 4 cyAwi % COMES win
Bounce.
And. Whether hes alow or sBYgs
III isnt ttle faat shat you're daad that
counts
fspt only how aia yoa dIet
Edmund vsnce Cooke
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As a general rule. commence spray
Ing when the plants are six 10 eight
inches high and give four or i've spray
iugs at intervals of about two weeks,
When the blossoms begin to come the
plants should be kept covered with
bordeaux mixture until they have COM
pieted their growth
The application o. bordeaux mixture,
asidefr0m preventing parasitic diseases
and repelling fiea beetles, causes the
plants 70 make better growth prob
ably hy protecting the foliage from
the intense summer light and heat.
and So n Of value even when no dis.
ease Is present u b. s. Nj 19n.