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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-16
RED STAR.

Quite a number from this place at
tended the association at Sylvia, last
week: Those among the number
were: Prof. Thos. Jefferson, DR.. s.
A. Washington, Mesdames Davis and
Railey :,Messrs. Malone, Morris and
paws. 80,
:. Mrs. Carter and two OF her friends,
Of Stone Cliff, We're here on business
last week.
Miss II. NJ. James is here with her
sisters for her vacation.
Mesdames Banks aud Davis, Miss
James and Mr.. Napier went to Stone
Cliff, Saturday, to attend banquet,
returning Sunday afternoon.
~ The teachers normal began Mon
DAY, July 9Th, and will continue four
or. Six weeks. Prof. S. II. Guss is
here az instructor.
MIR. Gaines and little daughter
went to Charleston Friday evening.
and returned Saturday.
- w. G. Benton attended services at
Prudence, Sunday morning and even
lag.
Miss Mildred Burdette attended
the association last week.
Mrs. Nellie Munroe had for her
Sunday guests Mrs. 8. A. Washington
and sister, Miss Agatha Alexander,
and cousin, Mr.. Smith. They spent
aa enjoyable day.
Mrs. Frank Smith and daughters
went to Stamford, Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Mills, Of Dunloup
brought her baby down, Monday. to
DF"S. A. Washington for treatment
10 'Fhe Womans Improvement League
mes with Mrs. J. d. Price last week.
Mrs. Price read a paper, subject
':Iraining Our Boys" It was an ex-
celisht paper and was discussed nv
the members.
Miss Y. A. Brown came down from
MI Hope to attend the League meet.
ing.
Mise Ethel Crawford, daughter OF
MI. and Mrs. James Crawford, ouiet.
,ly passed away, Saturday morning
about half-pAst 4. Miss Ethel had
been III for more than two months
Z Sac was abo1lt 90 years old. and OF .
i4ageat disposition. She was laid r.
lsFest, Sunday. The bereaved one,
have the sympathy Of the communi
~. - ] ~
az, ". H. Claytor was In town las
week on bnsiness.
e. II. .Rteheydsea, OF Glen Jean
s3ttaeaa In town iasA week. y, -
y Miss Hettls r. Roberts, OF Macdon
= f : =. 4,
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CANTON, ONO

The Children, d day SxerSis 81 of ST.
Paul An. NJ Slnd y Sachcot !, tn hiok
we're held last Sunday under t6s. dis
SeotioR ofNMrs. 2.s 4. aUntai II. I'd!
ifFsmbsrtons aud 2 : Miss Ida Jxekson.
were eScellsats ~. .asp fas .sas
.7 NJ. Az Lewis Ia spending 70 few
days in Cleveland. AK y af \. IS :. " 81
II. G. jackson has inst retnsped
from q trip e Canada. Nv, & N J
Rev HsFN.sff'Fox pssAehed ably sun.
day mocninSi$ tsS 81 81. 81 y; ;sE' !, Il MI
Mrs.xRosefs has gone To German
town. N. C,.Eto attend the funeral Of
her sister. Sd. ;slF IS, ~ = NJ, s, ," 2M&;h,
! Y The J, f. Nv ana ayndtcate olabs
were entertained II the home of
Mrs. l.. Lee I'm fine style. ,,f,.,8 ~
i w, H, Hunter left the city. Mon
day, t0r AtiaAtit City, M ~ %5ia. Z Z \,
Mrs Hath and son Theodore are
Visiting h relatives and friends in
. Zaneaville. Ohio &sH 4, 44.,y1 ,,S%. "
Mrs. W. r.. Smallwood and son
Lewis left 6dnady} Tor an extended
visit in GAINESVILLE and Sutton, w. Va.
NE, shallSood aecom unnamed them
part OF the way. MI & "a "a :
.!,& 9. p. Titus. jr.. left the city Tor
Buffalo, N, r. mi. !. ). +,- WI = :"
Mrs. Anna Simmons, OF Toledo. O.
visiting her sister, Mrs. Sadie
Jones. rf#. 80 \, II: -, AVA ;+tFS 9
Rev. H, F. Fox and family were Nc, 6,
entertained at dinner by MI. and
Mrs: J. r. Mackey. e. - ny =
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PIT. PLEASANT.

The following teachers were an
pointed at the meeting Of the board
last Monday evening: Z. II. Jordan,
principal; Miss Hassie Brown, OF Ia
stltute, and Miss Mosella Cplaton, as,
sfstant$ teachers. ~. -
Miss Bess Jordan has returned 'af-
Ter, a two wekes' visit to Cleveland
and Columbus, Ohio. Miss ,Jordan
attended the NJ E. Awhile In Cleve-
iand, and reports delightful time.
Sne resolved much social attention
while in both cities. <.,s:>>>.. -
MRS: H. c. J. Clendenin was the
guest OF friends in GalIipolis last
week. >. ...,
Mrs M. Jackson, OF Huntington.
was the guest OF Mrs. j. Alexandra
last week: .-- - = - = -;
Prof, Ell. Morton and Miss Bess
Jordan were reappolnted teaehers at
Fairmont.4x -. : =: -
!; chas:: W.; Thomas. formerly Of this
place but Sow OF Mofgantown ar
Miss MattieiRaySord, OF ~ Qallipoaa
were harrieds 1esday, July = atsthe
home OF. the Bsfsfe.., They vera tn INC
guests Of friends here, Wedneadav
leaving Thursday for Moreantown.
their future home. They have the
best wishes or their many friends
here. -, :, ~ 2 2
A. H Williams; of Moreantown &
the expecteR guest OF his wife and
children, who Are. here the, guests Of
ner parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.. II. Iori
dan, 7iS ...].E -. -. -
A. d. Motion, of Cleveland and
Miss frances Norton, of Pomerov
are to be guests Of Miss Bess jordan
this week. ......
Mrs. 3. L.. Morton and little dausb.
Ter Doris. Of 7Fairmont, are soon to
pc gueats Of her parents, G. H. Jor.
dan and wife ~. D.. .,
! Camp meeting OF them. E. church,
began 8 nnday In M!Iler's grove
Many excursions are expected dnr4n Q
Inc meeting, which will Continue for
Miss Emma barnett, of Weston
and brother, Wiley Barnett of Celn M
BUS, were ge&Bte Of MRS. Hattie ]
Clendenia. ..E1, j j.. FIJI. -" '-,0'"~. =
Arthur JaRdan, baby of Mr.. and
Mrs A. Fl Williams, was painful,
burned On tha hand, Sunday morn,
ing, by turning oYar. cup: Of hot cot.
fee. @9 p" ~. W.
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CARBON

Miss Elsie Harris, = of Lamont
spent. the 4th here. the guest OF Miss
Leila Young. - - ,, H. ~, -
! Mrs.. Mamie Bonds. who has been
visiting here the last two weeks, re-
taE9ea to her home on the river,
Saturday. ..s@.' - ~ n"T,.i =,
:: Miss Mamie oualls, Of pomeroy,
Ohio, is Visiting here this week, the
guest Of MRS. Mary Brown -
Mrs. Lee Winston spent the 4th in
Charleston with her mother. !
Jacob Spencer Is CONTEMPLATING a
trip In the near futuf I'd h's old
home In Virginia. ..".~. -.% .:..
Charles Reid spent the 4th at
Hardwood. j., ....-F'. . '..
Mrs. T. T: ,Alston, Mrs. Geo. Alstor
+ and Mrs. Robert ASTON were III
Charleston last Wednesday. r. -.
f Mrs. 4Ea ma Peaks, who has been
In the hospital at Charleston, return
ed last week not much improved: Sh,
now coRtenplates going to Pain
Greek hospital for treatment. -.
j, Nj. Martin and r. M. Miller spent
the 4th; with relatives and friends In
.Ironton, Ohio. -. J:.s...x
Z + :, G:-HAgnew spent the Nth will
pelatiVes and friends In Guyandotte
/ it being MS 10th anniversary. -
HI, R@ten spent, the Attn with his
parents at Fayetteville. 49,. ..,7 '.
Edward and, Lee Hughes, of La.
mont, were calling on friends here
Saturday aaa Sunday.
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BELPRE, OHIO

NJ iSs Mary Masters and Miss Stella
Powell, the former of Delaware and
inc latter OF Rochester, N. Y, are the
guests OF Miss Eva Taylor. +.
." Miss Bessie Singer, of, this city,
and Miss Emma Barnett, of Weston
w. Va, went to- Wtlberforce. to at
tend the commencement exercises.
Clyde Robinson was in Marietta
last Sunday. ." 30" y. ''1 =.
Mrs. Fred Lacy entertained id
honor OF Miss Eva Tayler's guests
last week. An enjoyable time was
spent by all present. A delicious
dinner was served Misses Bernard
and Mary Peyton were present from
also Mrs. J. n. 3efYer-
son and Mrs. A. N. Thomas, the lat
ter Of GAINESVILLE.
Rev. Mcconnell was in the city last
week.
Miss Mabel Green, Of Charleston
spent few days IN the city last vveek
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. A. w.
Burton. W.
John Scott has returned from "a.
lumbus, where he has been attendtnS
70 business matters.
Mrs. A. w. Burton, Mrs. Lewis
BACK and Miss Reta Green we're
shoppers In Marietta last week.
Miss Reta Green will leave SUNDAY
Tor charleston, w. Va, after long
ana Pheasant stay in the little village
we are sorry to report the death
OF MISS Nancy Galloway, which occur
req at her home, Sunday, July tztb,
>sat 10 a. III. She had been iii for a
lone time, but her friends thought
she Was Improving, and as conse-
qnence death came aas, a shock. Mise
GALLOWAY was a Christian lady OF the
highest type ana a. great worker In
[the Logan Mem9Rial church, OF which
she was member she, leaves two
brothers, one, Adam Paterson, oY.tb,s
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HUNTINGDON.

Quite a number from here attend
ed baptizing at the Orphans Home
last Sunday. Services were conduct
ed by Rev. l. V. Bryant. assisted by
Rev. Thurston, after which AZ can
didat ties were Immersed by Rev. l. W.
Bryant.
Mrs. Isaac Miller passed away last
Sunday morning, after a lingering
illness of some months. Interment
occurred, Monday afternoon, at
Spring Hill cemetery. after services
at 10th street Baptist church, of
which she was a faithful member.
She leaves a husband, Ave children,
two sisters and one brother, besides
q host of friends. .
= Mrs. A. D. Lewis is i'll at her home,
on Artisan avenue.
Quite a number of young people
went on a fishing party up to Bar
louisville last Wednesday, compl'-
mentary to Miss Georgia Glover
DR.. Barnett returned from the
convention at Charleston last Friday
morning.
r. w. White returned from Char
lesion and French Lick Springs, Mon
day evening. : - ri .@. -. g.
=" Miss Eva Tyler entertained num-
Der of friends: at six o'clock dinner,
Friday evening Miss Glover was
the guest OF honor. <...,.
A large crowd attended q surprise
given Rev. S. A. Thurston, Saturday
evening, besides the agreeable sur
prise to the reverend, all who at
tended report most enjoyable time.
y The cantata Saul vii be produced
at Ashland next Friday evening. ~.
The young ladies', complimentary
to Miss Glover, gave a social, Friday
evening, at the home of Mr. and MRS.
Scott, on Burlington avenue.
Miss Jessie Lindsay, after a brief
Visit TO Mrs. Isham Scott, returned
to her home at Wayne, Tuesday.
Miss Georgia Glover, after a very
pleasant VISIT here, returned to her
home in GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Sunday.
Miss Glover, while here, was the re-
cipient OF much social attention.
Geo. Fitzgerald and DR.. C. c.. Bar
nett spent Sunday with friends In
Portsmouth, Ohio. ~.
- Mrs. Simmons is i'll at her home:
on 9Th avenue.
Mrs. Jennie Pogue and Mr.. and
MRS. |. D. Kitchen spent Sunday with
friends In Central City. =,
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fuGersf Was N oaduc tad
''ffUs thS house. T9SadRy. at 2sS0.
the AvS ks f, 4 Husk1hs 0t1ciatings$S
81. Is!SSAXP HusNy1s, az Parksfss
nar. 6& callest IA tho oit1 iaaA
vAssASXS3 Yg& GE.sSEE II
n 5litsS tIiorence Hamilton and Miss
WIN former ofshaartsttag and
t iAAkSES Sf .Cincinnati.. were In, the
s6fty SstSf6ay. - 5SfEN$$kSs Y w ~, ~
! lA1a. Reed, Washington, Fitx,
gAEnm md Giles were I'm the city,
SIndAy s9alling on ttriends. hNE>E,
: The Misses Giles were, calling in
the eitH5on Sunday - y rs
Mtas ferguson and Mrs. Spencer
were >bleaAAnt visitors In the city on
SatNfday. the guests OF Mrs. f, o.,
y " The soloted voters Of Belpre VII
lAgS held, a, mass meeting at the NJ,
E. church ION Walnut street. Tuesday
evani4 The meeting was called to
order tb1,tO; E, Ailer., who made q
speech, In which he stated the Oh ject
Of the call, AFTER which Fred Lacey
was elected as temporary chairman
and OsE!! Alter as temporary secre-
taryS Mr.. Lacey, on taking the chair j.
made some timely remarks, after
which $ths meeting, enjoyed five
minute speeches by Charles Burrel,
John w, Scott. H. Allen, HI. Burk.
and others A preamble and resolu-
ton Was offered by o. E. Ailer en-:
dorsing the candidacy OF Theodore
Fletcher, eolored, for inf1rmary + f1i-
rector The resolutions were enthu-
sfastically received and unanimously
adopted. John w. Scott was suggesS
TED as a delegate to the convention
and Q. E. Ailer was named as alter
nate. go -" ... .-. s. IN 49,"
=, After this a committee on perma7
n ne II trgsnizat'on was appointed as
rolfoWs; Charles Rurrels chairman;
Henry Anep, Lewis Black, o. Neal.
and Fred lacey, ~. ...,~ :. ~ :
The organization Is to be perma-
nept. ''' ~
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!. .s AISS. Marie Thomas and III. b.
BrShA Xfi6 to fsptesent the Gallis
n asSn Elshsrmsn at Hampton NEXT
IS 9kss SslRas hand went TO
cha risaet N sdnesday \to play AZ
the convention. ~. q, '''-'-' IS .
Mrs. "SI.s D. Hodge hiss returned
home, after having spent several
weeks In different sections or the
stateSin the iatSrsst Of the True Re-
former order, ;, S.. $780,. -
Rev. d. q Deans preached morn
ing and night at the First Baptist
church. - . ' 10" 'yJ.- -.... -.
Rev. V. Harriday held regular SER
vices at the NJ. E, church.
Mrs. H. H. Ratley was shopping in
Charleston, Wednesday OF last week,
Cecil, the 14-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs, Floyd Buster, who was In
1ured In the mines last, week, died
Thursday AT boomer, ana was bur-
led here, Saturday. The funeral wai
preached at the First baptist church
by Rev. H. Williams. Relatives from
Boomer. Handley, Mt. Carbon, Eagle
and Charleston were present.
j.. 1M> D Buster has returned home,
after having spent several days In
Cincinnati on business. -
! Rev. d. C. Deans preached the an
neai sermon to the Red Men at Ea-
gle. Sunday afternoons.
:, Thos,'s Johnson, edo. jackson, T.
w. Wade, John Noel, v. M. Willis, A.
w, Slaughter and S. b. Morgan at
tended the invention in Charleston
last week. -.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Buster were
at Boomer, Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Holmes, OF Handley,
was here last week, the guest OF Mrs,
Edward Hardy. :. u ~--
Miss Maggie Lewis, of Charleston,
was up several days last week.
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.,WIN,IRR.EDE.

Jas. I. Thomas was q business vis-
ttor to Charleston, Friday and Saturl
day. TX. .. 80. 49,. -
DR.. 3. F. White. of Montgomery
was here ON business concerning the
Red Men lodge. y .Jz5 Z
Georgia Smith and Thomas Mitch
ell are confined to their beds with
fever. . : s.s.a..,..'' T. ...". ..
), wv. Waller. is able to be out
again, after a short illness.
" Mrs, J. w. Hubbard has been con-
flnsd to, her bed the past few days. =
,..fJubilant Lodge, No. II, K.aof p. ,
Will be represented In Grand Lodge
at Huntington, by G.. w. Perkins and
Lee Johnson. Il.
Four young men left one day last
week to spend the day fishing. Their
luck, being poor, they became droWsy
and went to q nearby saloon to fset
some cheer-up drops. One of the par
ty not befng satisfied with the
amount he could put away, SO he gets
o pint extra Then the four boarded
the W. r. X. train for home. On the
way. be began to sip few drops from
his flowing pint. This, being against
TIPS rules on the w. r. r., and
through courtesy Of the conductor ne
received an invitation to spend a few
hours with Justice Pauley. At this
he was so. delighted ne donated the
Justice $40 and paid the messenger
also. =, - z,-' ...s. ~. e
~ - ~ ~ -&rE-A-----I-- " ), tt,E 4
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MONTGOMERY.

MRS. p. II. Shepherd is sick at her
nome, on Fifth avenue.
MRS. }. J. Noble, who was sick last
week IS able to be out again.
MISS Sadie Ward who has been
spending some weeks with her nar
g 81, at White Sulphur, returned here,
Thursday. - "'" "0'e'
me sunday school, under the d.
,ec''on Of p. w. Wright, lg growing
n'o. interest and numbers. A new
EASY was organized last week, known
as Cne waiting class. DR.. B. F. Wh,tS
addressed this class last sundav
nuo,n.ng. His address was time,y
ana full Of interesting facts.
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corr ESP OND

aid, Is taking the review course at
the semJnary, ,
Misses Patterson and Darlington,
OF Stone Cliff. are taking the review
coarse ~
Mrs. Emma McNortoh was the
guest OF Mrs. f. w. James, Sunday.
Mrs. Scott went to Glen lean last
weSk tos,see her sister, Mrs. Dotson,
OF Member. -. -.
Walter Scott spent last Thursday
with Meadames Scott and Benton.
Mrs. Early, Of Stone Clifr, was Wis
iting friends at Red Star, Sunday.
2MrR> Laura Morris, Of Harvey, has
moved to this place,
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan, a
son. .,
Messrs, & Benton and Scott were at
Sun. Saturday, on business.
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PowELLToN,


Mrs. NJ. IA. Reid. Of Kimberly,
made an ,oficial visit, Ito meet the
Court OF ,Catanthe last Monday even
Ing. ~ ,, - d - '..:.5,
Mrs, Thomas johnson, IT,, and
FAMILY are visiting relatives In Cleye-
land, Ohio : -. n =. -, =
Mrs Thomas johnson, sr., ia visit
ing her daughter at Holde,f. r..
Judge T.. johnson spent several
days In Huntington last week, visit
Ing his brother. g.. u. -, T.
= DR.. B. F. White made an ofacial
visit to the Red Men lodge last Tues
day evening, at which time he CON
fsrred the degrees upon a pale face.
j. v. Coleman, OF Mt. Carbon,
made an official visit to install on
GERS Ia thesK, of P, lodge, last Thurs
day eveaing ,.i&:s .s'...,
The Red Men In their last. session
selected J. s. Harvey and -, Robert
Wood for representatives to the State
Council, to be held In MONTGOMERY in
August. t,,- - =.
John Harris has been on the sick
list for several days, ........ ..
Mrs. G. G. Thompson, who has
been In Virginia several weeks, ar
rived here last Thursday. 49,,
= Haekleberry harvesting is the
leading industry OF our town Just
now. They are being gathered to
very great quantities. -.
= The new church., which has been
so long talked about, is being built
very fast hy s. Freeman.
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sfARkRRsBURG..

Hh&Sx06 QA1Ce SlVtu ny INC OAi4uo
NntertainiRS Company at the Grand
J Rink last Thursday night was a sue
! CSAs. A'large crowd was present.
US IS. The Sock social given Friday night
mt *. of p. hall by Blennerhassett
11e, No. II, was we'll attended and
V&sfR success.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NC
tCl1Rg. on Avery street, son, last
nssday evening.
+lRofA, to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Figgs.
on SHbeEty street, a son, last Thurs
. day evening. -
Mr. and Mrs. +. V. Seams enter
tanned at 6 O'Clock dinner, last
Thursday, Misses Estelle Powell, Of
Rochester, N. Y; Mary Masters, Of
Delaware, Ohio; and Bernardine Pey-
+ toaSS and MRS. ]. M. Carter, of this
9city. = "H'ii'
"! Misses Alberta McClung and Ber-
nAdtne! sReyton have received invita-
lions 10 attend q weeks end house
ispG3syi at tie : home OF Miss Esther
sCdist6h, .'of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, August
s6th! = %'< 49,:
= The entertainment given at the
parsonage. on 7th street, by the Ia
diassauxiliary of Logan NJ. E. church
;l&ht Friday evening turned out we'll
fahancially.
-z3%i The Sections club of Logan NJ. E..
MRS. Lucy Meetings., on 9Th street,
last Tuesday week.
IN. Mrs. Posey, Of Homestead, Pa,
passed through the city, Tuesday eve
afiRg Of last week ,en route to Ath-
f&aS, Ohio. Mrs. Posey Is the wife Of
capt. Posey, and used to reside In
' Belpre, Ohio.
: = Z lMFs. Spencer, Of Charleston is Wis
Ting Mrs. VIM. Ferguson, on 8th
street
- Mrs. Nancy Galloway died Sunday
morning at the home of her brother,
Mr.. Paterson. of Belpre, Ohio, after
long illness. She was an estimable
woman, and had a host of friends.
fShs used to live in Parkersburg.
alderman Brown returned, Sunday,
from Clarksburg, where he has been
employed for several weeks.
-rWM MIR. and Mrs. Friend Hardwig, OF
day, guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Minerva
Thomas, 815 Swan street
The ofacers OF Vendetta Court, No.
SO. o.. c., were installed last
Thursday night, by J. r. Jefferson, c.
VIC:
- Sir l.. o. Wilson, Grand Lecturer
of X. of p, met the X. Of P. lodges
in. Alis Official capacity last Thursday
J evening
~ AN Important meeting OF Maceo
saspqdge, No 16, K. Of P, was held at
s33khS;K *, Of. P. hall. Monday evening.
tsS9 Eli. and Mrs. j. W Sheticroft en-
.'ftaEtained at s O'Clock dinner, Sunday.
Misses Eatelie Powell, of Rochester,
n ~: Mary Masters. OF Delaware.
,Ghlo; Eva Taylor, Of Belpre, Ohio;
and Mrs. E. ". Seams, of the city.
-: Henry Comedy, who has been quite
III at his home, ON 18th street, for
several weeks. Is slowly improving.
Z" An elegant cement walk has been
latd by Contractor J. N. Robinson, in
front OF the properties of VIM Nc
Clhng, James Edmondson and Thos.
.Gopdson, on 9Th street.
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L0ts atjsyonr own price, ~ Tnstts
tnts Ctty, July 20. I. s.a. I'd
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225 w. SECOND s.

FOR SALE
Yes, we have them, and at the greatest
bargain ever offered in Los Angeles. We
will forfeit 500 in gold If we can't prove
this to be fact the location is stephenson
avenue, and beautiful Euclid Heights, we
have a large number of lots which are as
level as a house floor and on the most higf
and slightly eminence in Los Angeles. From
these lots at night you can see the lights
on the ocean steamers between San Pedro
and Catalina and Alamitos bay; OF a clear
day you see the ocean and Catalina is
land. Stephenson avenue is 50 feet wide and
paved with oil and asphalt, has gas and
water; there is fine restriction on all lots
in the neighborhood except ours. Frost and
fog almost unknown in this vicinityS and
this is one Of the highest and most com
manding views In all Los Angeles of the
mountains and far east as Whittier. There
is a s25, 900 school one block away, a. church
and three stores. including meat market; also
a two-story brick block and % residences
now being built, all within three blocks,
with two street cars running and an
other building. We purchased this property
at great sacrifice; 1t Is free and clear or
all incumbrance, but we need money and
will divide our profits with you. The lots
are g. as and 80 feet by 122 deep. including
several nice corners, street work is done
and paid; the prices range from 500 up; u
cash or per cent discount for all cash.
We will build you a modern four or five
room cottage from $500 to $500 and sell them
to you on the same liberal terms. Just think
of ii, lots at one-half the price they are
being sold for twenty miles from the city,
and within Is minutes street car ride from
the heart of the city and in the highest and
healthiest part. If you want something fine
and at bargain don't delay. but come out
and look this over.
M. K & t. REALTY CO.,
Owners and sole agents. 451 South Main ST.
Branch office Euclid and Stephenson ave-
nues one block from the tract. Phone Main
1876.
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AMERICANS TO SEEK
MORE TRADE IN ORIENT
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April S.-Two hundred or
the members of the Illinois Manufac-
turers' association, the strongest COM
mercial delegation that ever has been
sent out of this country, will go to
Japan, China and other eastern coun-
tries within the next six months TO
work for the extension of American
trade.
The association will take the initia--
tive in formally planting the nag OF
American industries in the Orient. This
was decided at a meeting yesterday.
The commission will go to the coast IN
a special train and will be transported
to Japan In a special steamer. the hrsr
of new line of steamers that Will ply
between this country and the Orient.
Accompanying the delegation VIII De
several diplomats from the department.
of state, who win be able to post the
manufacturers upon the equities OF the
court and etiquette of oriental pro-
ceedure.
1t is the intention of the COMMITTEE
to call upon the emperor of China, the
emperor of Japan. to visit Korea ana
the Philippines and to lose sight OF no
opportunity for the furtherance OF
American trade in the far east.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-04-09
miscellaneous "swaps"

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lamp for tent or shotgun; Winchester rine
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Fine lunch counter business for sale cheap.
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