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The city itemizer. (Water Valley, Miss.) 1894-1918, 1910-05-26

his calling, and, instead OF being
put out BECAUSE it is not just what
he looked for, he feels the SANS
eagernesa toward it that q natural.
ist would toward new specimen,
or an epicure toward new Wand.
This attitude may be rare, and
may oeem impossible, but it makes
us wonder whether, after all, our
occupations would not have q
good deal of this fine feeling in
them if we were living normal
livee and had just the normal
attitude toward our work,
We fall into bad habits of tell
ing how tired we are, or how
rushed we have been, or what a
lot we have had to do, and at times
there comes to be real cant OF
abor just as religious cant come
times comes into vogue. We put
on an anxious and careworn look,
and like to have men appreciate
that we are doing something in
the world; but really we ought to
go about briskly and brightly and
publish the fact that we are the
fortunate ones who have enough
to do. And we shall do this when
we realize that our work posi-
lively feeds US and builds us up
and makes our happiness. For
our very nature is starved and out
of health when we have not been
producing Our regular outl 1T
We are not ourselves, and our
whole system becomes deranged
a little. Fretting creeps into our
habit, and we run down. The
testimony of a single day in
which we got we'll through our
duties, and did what we started
out to do at the days beginning,
assures us that nothing else has
such power to strengthen and
gladden. us. We are more of men,
and our spirit is refreshed by a
subtle health pervading our whole
being in way we know not how
to define.
Dread is not, then, the normal
attitude in which we need to ap-
proach our program when we con-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-03
IN. Y. Wholesale Prices

Butter-Creamery. specials, lb, S2 1-2c: extras, 31c; dairy tubs, finest, 29 O BOG: good to prime 2s 70 2Sc.
 Eggs-.Hennery whites, fancy AS O soc; ordinary to good, 40 O 45c; gath CT cred S5 Q 4oc; hennery browns fancy, S6 O 3Sc; gathered 32 O 35c.
 Fruits-Apples, Baldwin, double head bbl.. s2 @ ss75: Ben Davis, s2.25 O sS.5O; Greening s25O O s5.50: McIn. tosh and Jonathan $3 O s5.5O; North ern Spy, s O $4; Snow 8 co s4.5O: Twenty Ounce and King sS O s5; York Imperial s2.5o O s3;5o; Pears. seckel, bbl,. s4.5O O s6: Beurre Bose, bbI, ss.5o O ss; Clairgeau s25o O s4.5o: D'Anjou B O $4.25; Sheldon sS O s5: Kieffer, double head. bbl, s1.75 O ss.25: open head bbl. SIPS O s1.75; Guinness bbl. S2 O s4.50; Grapes Concords. 12- basket carrier, s1.25 O s1.5O; Niagara, 2O-lb basket, 50 O COG; lb, 8 O 25c. prms Ha arga ana bsea oa Y :, IT Timothy 12 1-2: No. to 1, soc O s1.1O; shipping 70 O 75c; packing 45 O soc; clover. mixed. TO o s1; pure 65 O S5c; Straw, long rye 50 O 55c; oat and wheat 40 O 45c.
 Poultry-Fresh killed, Turkeys, spring lib, IA O 22c; old PC; Broilers. to pair, ID, 2a O 24c; Chickens. spring over 8 ID to pair 1s O 21c; Fowls 50 ID and over to dozen, IT 1-2c: AS to 55 ID. 15 O IS 1-2c; 40 lb and under 13 1-2 O 14c: Ducklings, spring lb 2Oc: Geese, spring, 2Oc; Squabs, prime, large, white, dozen $2.5O O s425;- dark, $1.75 O g: Guineas, spring, over 3 lb to pair. pair $1 O s1.10; under ID. 65 O s5c.
 Game-Quail. dozen s5 @se: Grouse. domestic, pair, 8; Partridges, domes- tic $3.50 O $4; Woodcocks $50 co s2: Railbirds soc O s1; Wild Ducks, can vasback, pair s2.25 O s3; redhead s1. 50 O s250: ma1lard SIPS; blowing teal 75c O s1; greenwing teal 75 O eoc; venison, whole deer, lb, p O 25c; sad dles 30 O s5c.
 Potatoes and Vegetables-Potatoes bag, s1.50 O s2; 1sO ID. s1.75 O s212: Carrots, bbl, s1 O H.50; Cabbages, Danish, ton, s9 O $11; domestic s7 O ss; red s20 O s25; Celery, dozen 15 O 35c; Cauliflowers, 1 dozen crate SLIP O s1.25; short cut. Dbl, s1 O s; long soc @ $50; Horseradish, 100 lbs. s5: Lima Beans. potato basket. S1 O $1.75: flat bag $1; Mushrooms hothouse lb 25 co 75c; Onions, white pickle, bushel, s1 a SIP; other white. crate, soc co s1: yellow $1.15 O $L40; red, s1.25 O s150; Squash, Hubbard, bbl, 75c O S1; marrow, soc O 75c; Turnips, rutabaga, bbl. 75c O s1: white SIPS
 Nuts-Chestnuts, wild, bushel sS O s9; large cultivated 75c o $2.5o; Hick- ory nuts $3 O s3.5O; Black Walnuts, 75c; Butternuts, 50c.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-03
Offers to Pay With Him Cost of Court of Three Justices Who Have Full Power to Investigate Corruption Complained
 of in 6. 0. ?. Conventions
Willing to Let Republican Candidate For Governor Name Two of the Three Members Oi the Investigating BoaTd Scores "COusin Charlie on His Ignorance as a
 Lawyer Concerning "Aftidaits"

to bring out the truth. Nothing but the truth and the whole truth, will satisfy the people,"
 Choice of Parties.
 Referring to other issues Judge Baldwin said in part:
 The Republican newspapers are constantly urging me not to talk on National affairs, and the election of good Congressmen, but about State affairs, and the election of good State officers.
 , But there are very few State af- fairs calling for discussion this year.
 "On these points the only real ques- tion is, Which party, if they carry the Legislature, will be most likely to pass such laws?
 ''The people have tried the Repub- Hcan party as to that. They have now kept them in power for Is years. They have never found time yet to pass one of these measures"
 He also said in his address: "It Is an easy matter to pass good laws if you have good men in the Legislature and SSovern4 ready and able to scrutinize all bills presented to him, with due care. The Democrats this year, are putting up their best men for the Legislature.
 '"The Republican town conventions are putting up men less because they are intelligent and able, than because they are sure to vote for Senator Bulkeley or Gov. Mclean as the case may be, for United States Senator.
 What kind of Legislators is likely to give you the best Public Utilities or Employers Liability bill? The kind nominated on the merits, or the kind sent to vote for one of two candi- dates for Senator"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-03
N.. E. O. P. ANNIVERSARY.

Additional plans for the celebration of the 23rd anniversary of the New England Order of Protection to be held Friday, Nov. II, were made last evening at 8 meeting of the joint committee of the six local lodges of this order having charge of this .af- fair at a meeting held after that of Park City lodge, N. E. O. P. It was decided that John B. Lyddy and James l.. Christie should have charge of the entertainme of the supreme lodge officers, each lodge having the option to appoint a delegation to as- s1st them. The program made up for this affair includes solos by Joseph Clabby, Joseph Wieler, Mrs. Andrew M. Garfield and Miss Nanchen Adams It was voted to give three tickets of admission to Colonial hall for that night to each local member of the order, they to be given to likely can didates. The reception and floor com mittees will be appointed later.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-03
Ex-SEhATOR BUTTERWOR1H
 NEW HOTEL PRESIDENT

Stock subscriptions of over $70o,0O0 were reported at the annual meeting of the New Haven Hotel Company, which will soon start erecting the Taft Hotel on the site of the old New Ha- ven House and adjacent property, held in the office of Frank s. Butterworth yesterday. The stockholders elected Frank S. Butterworth, president: Louis B. Stoddard, vice president; Burnside Winslow, treasurer; and Harmon s. Gray, secretary.
 hotel, John Tripler of New York, ar rived yesterday and started the work. which. it is expected, will be finished inside Of six weeks. The work of excavating for the new building will be started as soon as this destruction work has been completed and will be rushed as fast as possible. The of fcerS hope to have the new building finished within 12 or 13 months.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-03
CAPT. OHAPMAN'S WIDOW SUES NEW ENGLAND CHAIR co. FOR DEATH AT JAIL FIRE.

Suit has been brought by Mrs. Isa- belle Chapman, widow of Captain Chapman of Truck 1, New Haven fire who was one of the New 6aven jail fire victims. against the New England Chair Company to re- bower fk000 damages for her husbands hsath. All the property of the chair eompany in Hartford has been attach ed. Mrs. Chapman claims that the chair company was responsible for the Heath of her husband, on the claim That they kept high explosive oils un- der what she alleges to be unlawful coalitions at the jail.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-03
WATER INADEQUATE
 AT LAKEVIEW.

After test made in the presence pf representatives of the charities de- bartment, the fire department and the Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.,. Superin- kendent Senior of the Hydraulic Go. promised to effect such changes as kre required to make the water pres bure ample to meet fire in Lake kiew home. It was found that the pressure was not sufficient, and it is believed that the 8 inch main leading to the almshouse may be corroded pr otherwise obstructed. Several days hgo a test was made on a inch 5nain. but when the stream was run kestarday from the inch main it
 was found almost equally defective. Superintendent Senior gave assur- tnces of a pTS-aut remedy. With the improved water pressure, the recently installed fire escapes and the new bose supply, it is believed that the hanger of ire which hitherto has been regarded as great, is reduced as Ear as Is possible with the present butldings.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-03

TO DEPORT DESPONDENT MAN.
 John Kaspar, 179 Pine street, who has been dependent upon the city since he tried to end his life by gash- Ing his throat several weeks ago, was taken from St. Vincent's hospital to- day for deportation.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-03
FREE TO THE RUPTURE A New Home Cure That Anyone Can Use Without Operation, Pain,
 Danger or Loss of Time.

have a new Method that cures rupture and l want you to use it at my expense. am not trying to sell you a Truss. but offer you a cure that stays cured and ends all truss-wearing and danger of serangulation forever.
 No matter whether you have a jingle double or navel rupture or one following an operation my Method Is an absolute cure. No matter what your age nor how hard your work my Method will certainly cure you. I especially want to send It free to those apparently hopeless cases where all forms of trnsses. treatments and opera tions have failed. i want to show evervone at my own expense that my Method will end ali rugture suffering and truts-wearng for all time
 This means better health, increased physical ability and longer life. My free offer s too important to neglect single day. Write now Simply mail coupon below. Do it to-day.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-03
J. P. MORGAN BLOSSOMS
 AS HORSE SHOW PATRON
Special from United Press.)

New York. Nov. s"Patron of the horse show is the new title bestowed upon J. Pierpont Morgan, who, this year, for the first time, has evinced an interest in the coming exhibition in Madison Square Garden, and has sub- scrfbed for box No. A, immediately opposite the judges stand.
 Heretofore the great fnancier's sporting proclivities were admitted to be rather meagre and it was a gen. uine surprise when his name was an nounced as the holder of a box for the horse show. He will be in congenial company at the show, for the ffst of box holders includes almost a direc- tory of the leading millionaires of the city,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-03
THE INDIAN MEDICINE MAN

can produce roots and herbs for every ailment, and cure diseases that baffle our most skilled physicians, who have spent years in the study of drugs.
 From the roots and herbs of the field originated Lydia E. Pinkham's s Vegetable Compound, which for thirty years has proved more potent and efficacious in curing female ills than any combination of drugs known.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-03
NVENTS A SHUTTER.

F. D. Domscheit employed in the experimental department of the Bry- ant Electric Co. has made applica- tion for patent right covering a com bination metallic shutter and awning which may be manipulated from in- side the window. Not only is pro- lection afforded against the elements, but also against burglars as we'll Mr Donfscheit believes the patented de- vice will afford an efficient safeguard against the spread of fire.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-03
PARK CITY LODGE, N. E. O. P.

At the regular meeting of Park City lodge, N. B. O. F., last night two new members were initiated and two applications were received.
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DOCTORS ELZET, DENTISTS.
Dentistry in all branches Guaranteed
: W Ger 10Th an, :. Entrance 10Th
Jason
ALVEOIaAR TEETH-Painless, lasting. won
derfullv IifsIike- bridgewOrk or plates un-
necessary painless filing. DR. J. l. VIII
son. 1203 F. SyI-tf
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Legal Notices.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. holding Probate Court No
1888. Administration This Is to give notice
That the subscribers. Of the District or Co
lGmbia and the State Of MARYLAND. resnec-
lively. have obtained from Ne Probate Court
o. the District O. Columbia letters Of admin
istratlen on the estate OF r. .torgau Robin
son late Of the Dist-ict OF -olurnbia de-
ceased All persons having claims against
tie deceased are hereby varied TO exhibit
the same with the vouchers thcreuF- legally
authenticated. TO the subscriber on or before
the 18th day Of January A d 1911. other
wise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate Given under our hands
this 18th day Of January 1910 ISABEL b
ROBINSON. 1858 18th g. y w. PHILLIPS
EE GOLDSBORBI Cambridge Nd
Seal Attest: JAMES TANNER. Register
Of wills fOr Jhe District Of CCIUIrbis- Clerk
q the Probate Court E SNOV-DEN HILL
Attorney. 1aI7ss4,51
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sEABOARD AIR LINE.

~
1905 a m daily Florida Fast Mail
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers 20
Savannah and Jacksonville ParIor car
jacksonville TO Tampa Through sleepers 10
Atlanta and Birmingham Dining cars
s-g5 Z IN daily The F'lamingO-" Quick
est F-lcrida train Through coaches to Jack
scnyif1e Pullman sIeepers to Jacksonville
s. Augustine. Palm Beach. Miami. and
Euirhts Key Connecting Tor Havana. Din
ms cars
5-de o. m ''Seabosrd Florida Limited %
solid Pullman. Electric Lighted Through
s,lespers to St Augustine. Palm Beach, III
aT-5 and Knights key Connection for Mas
ssu and Havana Club Observation and
dining car
--l,-o-,pb coaches and Pullman s.eeDers To
savannah jacksonville. and Tampa Also
70 Atlanta Birmingham and Memphis Din
: icLet Once. I41S New York ave y "
& A HARDWOOD. G T A
c. s. Ryan. G. p A. Portsmouth. Va
&. Z Philips y. p A. Washington u G
no7-tr
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Il ST II W. sls-Furnished rooms, $50 up.
ILL.,
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-s-H ST y ". Ig5-SinsIs OF en- suite. fur
u.sHed % uLfurlished- .JaI6-2c'
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Railroads
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Published as Information not guaranteed
go D. m dafIy-For Virginia, west Virginia
and Kentucky points Pullmans-
6-s8 p. m. dafiy-CTNCIN<ATI-ST LOUIS
CHICAGO SPECIAL Solid train 20 St
Louis with Pullman sleeper 20 Chicago.
STOPS only at important stations Pullman :
finest equipment
Cincinnati. Louisville. the West Scuthz
west and Northwest Pullman Elespers-
c. 4 .. a IA carte Dining Car Service.
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices 5I3 PeuusyIvanis
avenue, 1853 r. street. and Union Station.
Telephone Main 1885 and Z205 FOR tickets bag
gage checks. reservations, taxicabs,
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9 81 y W. 227-Two newly furnished
rooms near bath. light Housekeeping II
desired; rent reasonable ja15-sts
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THos- J. OWEN & son, AUCTIoNEERs-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING, No z4ll
PEN SYLNANTA Az ENUE NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust. duly
recorded in Liber No 20. folio 249 Of seq.
Of the land records Of the District Of Colum-
ola. and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned. by virtue &C power
vested n him as substituted trustee. VIII sell
at public auct on in front Of the remises-
on TCESDAZ JANUARY 18TH. $40. AT
-FOUR OCDO * p III. the foIloWfIg-de-
scr1bed land and premises, situate in the city
/ Of washington District OF Columbia. and
designated and being lot 10. according 10
Waters Pla8 II subdivision OF lots in square
a. said lot being more particularly described
IN said deed OF trust. together with the i'm
prove7ueuts.
Terms q sale. All cash deposit %
500 VIII be required at time Of sale. All
lcDuFeyanclnE. recording. etc, a. cost of pur-
chaser Terms Of sale 10 be COmpIi d with
within fifteen Jays from day Of salt other
wise the sutstisUted trustee reseryes the
right to res. The property at the isk and
cost OF cefauhIng purchaser after Hve days
advertisement Of such resale in s, G news
paper publish "a IN Washington D.
ROBERT f BRALLET
ja12I3IzIsT substituted trustee.
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WASHINGTON Southern Railwar

For Richmond and points South via Pred
ericbsburg-Leave Union Station daily. 4.2J
A m. rs n M ICES a. m: Has m
s-Os o. m. 4-Z5 D m. 80 D m 7-Z5 p n
10-og ,. Leave week days. 100 m
: A - Florida Limited, and 20 % IA
r. 4 l. Florida Special All pullrnsuS- no
local stops. Local fer FredericESbUrr (
m daily Times % departure and connec-
lions not guaranteed jas-tf
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7 ST. y w 1s11-Nfceiy furnished sum
large front and hack rooms. jal5-Sts
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s BENSINGER. Auctioneer.
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT SALE
OF
CONDEMNED PROPERTY.

On TUESDAY, JANUARY 18TH. 1910,
At O'Clock L. NJ
] VII SCI az District Property Yard De1a-
ware avenue and Canal street : w Wash
ingtou- D. O.. the following condemned
property About - tons cast hon . tons
wrought IRON eco pounds bare copper wire
800. pounds scrap lead cable 80 pounds in
S'iiate1 copper WiTc5 200 glass ilsUlGUOrsl
ETaIe uaTSs electric fans. pool table. brass
cHspitorss wagons, buggy. bicycles. chairs
iron beds mattresses, clock; TOOLS rope rub
Der a~d cotton hose, gyheelbarr0ws. rags.
etc etc
TERMS Cash at time q sale Al ma
terlais Co b removed by purchaser within
ten days after date # sale on failure O.
80 remove the purchase price 0fI BE- for
fcttcd - the District OF Columbia. and tha
Commissioners reserve the right to resell same
az public aUCtiOn-tle us-lols proceeds from
such last sale to revert 20 the District o.
Columbia
By order Commissioners. .. =.
n g. HARGRDEE.
Properly Clerk D. C.
faL5-3t
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Auction Sales.

SO Louisiana Ave. n. W

There VIII be sold at public auction on Tues
day. January IS. 1910. at j O'Clock noon. on
the 18th 81 front of the Posto1iice Department
buildiE-- corner 1Ith and Pa ave. y. W.
Washington d g.. general assortment o.
unsers iccabIe desks. file cases. chairs. motors.
wire empty oil barrels. carpets. nnoleum and
other miscellaneous articles Terms cash
BY dire~tion Of F. H HITCHCOCK. Post
master General jaI4. I5.I7
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For Sale or Rent.
Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. 7

LEAN r NEW UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Otner Hour on the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST NEW YORK
200 a. m--Diner. Pullman ParIor Car
500 a m.-5-h0ur train
$50 a. m--DiEer and Pullman ParIor Car.
Tll-oo a m--Diner and Observation Pullman
100 .. m--Diner and Pullman ParIor Car
900 =. m Royal Limited All Pullman
FIve-hOur-
1900 , -u--COaChes 10 Philadelphia
$50 p na.-Diner and Pullman Parlo-
$50 D m--Coaches 70 Neg YORK
s1s-15 y T-SIeepsrs to New York
80 g. m--SleepeTs 10 Philadelphia and New
York
ATLANTIC CITY. ZOO "s-G0. +II.O0 a. N
tl-o0. 900 D m-
''EV EFSE HOUR on THE HOUR.
tWeek Days a m 20 Il , M
re.5.- sea $3.50 800 --.eo. +s-00 $50 .s-oa
79-G9. T10-G0 sI1-OJ a M $500 noon. 4I2-a5
s1-GO. 1l-I5- T2-00. 500. fS-Z0 $3.50 44-Cl
as. 500 t5oS $50 $50. $50. zoo 500
800. 1000. -I0-S5. +1I-35- eIe.I5 y 7
WESTWARD
CHICAGO. III -5-50 p m
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE. 1910 g. m H4-C5 D n. s12.4O night
PITTSBURC. "9-1e a m, 80. -s-1O D. m
'12-90 night
CLEVELAND. s9-Io D m
COLUMBUS. $50 p m
WHEELING. s9-I0 a. m so D m
WINCHESTER 1919 a. n SIS f5-oO p
FREDERICK $50. fs-lt- -9-l5 a. m, I-S3
HGGERsToWN. 1910 a m. +s.oo D m
ANNAPOLIS. s7-e0. $50 a m TI2-G5 noon.
1920. 1880 $50 and $50 p N
Daily. Except sunday tSUnday only
. TELEPHONES at all OF the following
Ticket Of1ces- 1917 G St Tel Main 1881: SIG
station Ticket Office. Main $50: Informa-
ton Bureau Main ISL
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Dress Suits For Hire.
ONLY UP-TO-DATE fun dress and t1xed
suits Tor hire II T. PINES Aferchan
Tailor. 1905 7th St y w 5a1-tf
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Automobiles.

1873 BUICK ROADSTER fully equipped
newly painted in good condition. AT q bar
gain CARTER MOTOR CAR CORPORA
TON. Munsey Building 5aI2-tf
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ORIGINAL GYPSY PIANIST
Whole Fortune Told f5c
Open Nights I723 Sth s. y W
fee0-tf-exSu 49,
MADAM READ sos I2th st. scientific palm
fstrv taught. free readings with each les
son; learn 10 tell your own fortune
ja1I-Iets
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SMALL HOTEL with cafe; one Of the best
Ioca tior.s IN the city must be sold At Cnce-
Gail at s42 North Capitol St ia15-st~
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$1,000 cas1 and 81 60 mo=lthgy which in
cludes al Interest," for y1ars. after that
only $3.50 monthly, viii pgr. base one OF our
beautiful semi-detached colonial houses coz
tanning rooms, tiled bath. reception hall
hot-Water heat, mission Cak diuIug-rOo1ns.
combination gas and c-ectr4c light, eIeVa ted
oven ranges with ventilated hood. cold stOr-
age. wash trays in cellar, iron construction
decorated 20 suit. situated on Illinois ave.
between jefferson and Kentucky sts. car
lines Take SIh St cars to jefferson walk
east 80 f. MoDEIl$ BUILDING .CCRPO-
RATION. Owners and Builders. 6is Union
Trust Bui ding delft
HOUSE FOR SALE--Cofumbfa IIcizhrs- ~
rooms and bath every modern convenient
electric light ard hot water heat -.u-res p
cellar under entire house Iot 1Sxls9 feet %
alley Apply to Owner. SO 9Th S. = w
jaIl-1t
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and It's Suburbs
For Sale-HOuseS

FOR SALE-Corner property. 3 6-room bricks.
s, eoe; 1893, 2su and 1888 II St y. ".
Also two 6-room bricks - 500 s20s. 52I0
o ST y. W
A soaiMERs. 1919 L st. y. W
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Herb Specialist.

MANUFACTURERS Of Herb Remedies which
are guaranteed 10 cure relieve any and
al ailments Mems complaints specially.
n A. LOUIS & SONS. I7zS IT'D y "
auIs-sx
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CHEVY CHASE

FOR HOMES
The Suburb Where Every
Home Possesses an Added
Charm and Value Owing 10
the Beauty Of the Surround
Ing Homes.
For Plats, Prices and Particulars Sec
THOS- J. FISHER & CO, Inc,
rs 18TH ST y "
Phone NJ $3.50.
5s14-tf
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Auto Lamp Repairing.

LET Is DO Tive can put your auto lamp
and radiators into proper condition at a VERY
small cost 10 YOU fToDzpt work SatFsfac-
tion guaranteed MOORE < Co COS ToHu
Marshall place. Phone 95f7. 5aI-ss. mott
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Personal.

I DESIRE TO THANK my relatives and
friends for the beautiful flowers and for their
kind sympathy 10 me in my recent great be
reaveulent- Very respectfully, l. BAFsNEsSS
RRANSDN- 1-~