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The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-10-10
Respectfully submitted,
F. A. PEYTON.

To the Hon. Board of Supervisors
Gentlemen:-I hud all the roads
in my district in good condition. /
find all bridges in good condition.
except the bridge at zen Hunph
reys and the Oak Lawn bridge,
which should be rebuilt at once.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-10-10
VETERANS Meet.

Camp No. I67, U. c. ", met
pursuant to call. Present.. B.
Allen, commander; Thos. M. Rea,
adjutant aud treasurer; Comrades
A. M. Annette, Jas. G. Spencer,
Robt. Watt, Thos. Dorsey and w.
G. Harrington.
A communication from Comrade
Sam Bagnell in regard to the re-
fund of the Gotten Tax was read,
and, on motion, one delegate was
requested to bring the matter be-
fore the State Reunion.
Comrades ]. G. Spencer, Jas.
B. Allen and Thos. M. Rea were
appointed as delegates, with every
other member of the Camp as al
ternates.
An invitation from the Meridian
Tri- State Fair was read, and, on
motion, every member that can do
SO was requested to attend.
On motion, the Camp adjourned.
!. B. ALLEN, Comd'r.
THOS. M. REA, Adit.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-10-10
Presbytery.

The Presbytery OF Mississippi
will meet in the Red Lick church
Tuesday. Oct. 18th, at 1890 p. M.
After a sermon by Rev. B. G..
Bell, of McComb, Moderator Lot
terhos will call the Presbytery to
order. On Wednesday afternoon,
after dinner, at the church, there
will be an open conference on For
eign Missions, Rev. Thos. B.
Grafton, or some other missionary,
will tell of his work, and then Drs.
Chisholm of Natchez, Grafton of
Union Church, Caldwell of Halle
hurst and Rev. R. L. Walkup of
Brookhaven, will discuss various
phases of Missionary work, with
free general discussion by all pres
ent. The mornings will be given
over to routine work, and Thurs
day afternoon there will be two
sermons by visiting ministers. The
general public is invited to all the
services.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-10-10
Club Girls.

Club girls are asked to send in
at least s cans of tomatoes for ex
hibit at State Fair. Send II cans
f possible. Send as great variety
as possible in glass, such as cat
sups, pickles, fruits, vegetables,
tomatoes, beans, etc.
Each girl that will sell her goods
in glass, mark price on each jar.
A small sum of money has been
set aside to buy these goods for
Columbia Exhibit. No fancy prices
can be paid.
Each girl is asked to give one
can of tomatoes to Miss Powell to
be used at Columbia Exhibit.
An exhibit of fresh tomatoes.
vines still bearing will aid materi-
ally in interest of exhibit. The
Department of Agriculture also
offers S. and the Department OF
Canning Club offers $3.50 and
$I.5o for these.
If you have an exhibit in glass,
transfer tomatoes, ETC., from same
into the jars and seal tightly.
Products will not spoil.
Club girls send exhibits to the
following:
District MIR. Martin Magrud-
er, Mrs. B. c. Humphreys.
District 2-Mr. Trevilion, DR..
Guice.
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) . =
+. w. PERSON

Ordered that the hoard do now
adjourn until tomorrow Tuesday,
morning at 10 o'clock.
Continued Next Week.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-10-10
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.


A regular meeting of the Board
of Supervisors of Claiborne couns
ty, Miss, was begun and held at
the court house in said county on
the first Monday and 9TH day of
October, 1919.
Present-C. B. Darden, presi-
dent; ]. w. Person, w. ]. Pear
son, w. R. Trim, F. A. Peyton,
members; B. H. Morehead, clerk;
S. H. Bagnell, sheriff.
The following orders and entries
were had, to-wi.:
Ordered that the bid of R. A..
Bryan for repairing King Iron
bridge near Humphreys place ac-
cording to plans and specifications
now on file with the chancerY clerk
at and for the sum OF s6I5.5o, be
and the same is hereby accepted
and that he enter into bond ac-
cording to law.
Ordered that the bid of F. G.
and w. L. Peyton for working
Second Class Road from x. E.
Wilkinson's to Island Slough
Bridge, 3 miles, at and for the sum
of $I8 per mile per year, be and
the same is hereby accepted, and
that he enter into bond and con.
tract according to law.
Ordered that the bid of ]. T.
Ierlong for working 27z miles o
Second Class Road in Dist. S
from Fl. H. Hartley's to county
line near Mcbride, at and for til
sum of $12. SO per mile, be and th,
same is hereby accepted and tha
he enter into bond and contrac
according to law.
The following reports on condi
] tions of roads were made. to wit:
To the Hon Board Of Supervisors
Gentlemen 81 hereby subml
my report on roads and bridge.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-10-10

District 3-Mr. Will McCay,
Mr.. Robt. Lum.
District 4-Mr. John Clark, Mr..
Thos. Trim.
District 5-Mr. T. V. Rush, Mr..
Dick Bearden.
Hustle up with the exhibit and
begin to send in at once.
If it will not be convenient to
send canned goods to the commit
tee in each district, bring exhibits
to Port Gibson,. and leave in Co.
Supt's. office. Mark goods plain
ly. All exhibits will be returned.
No expense attached in sending
to State Fair.
Miss Norinne Schillig offers
s.. so for patch work quilt to be
exhibited at County Fair. Artistic
design and combination of color
to be judged. Must be home
made. Open to every one. $3.50
for best made school dress. Open
TO contestants over I6 years. 81
for best plain underskirt, made
with fingers. Competitors IA years
old.
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BEAN BAG CONTEST
POTATO RACE.

The potato race shall be one in
which five potatoes are placed two
yards apart on a direct line. The
first potato shall be two yards
from the receptacle, which shall
be either a pail, basket, box, or
can. not over SO inches in circum-
ference at the opening. The finish
shall be FIVE yards back of the re-
ceptacle, which must be crossed
after the last potato has been
placed in the receptacle. If the
competitor should drop a potato,
be must replace it in the recepta-
Gle before he touches another po.
tato otherwise he shall be dis
qualified.
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A Log on the Track

of the fast express means serious
trouble ahead if not removed. 50
does loss of appetite. It means
lack Of vitality. loss of strength
and nerve weakness If appetite
fails, take Electric Bitters quickly
to overcome the cause by toning up
the stomach and curing the indi-
gestion. Michael Hessl' mer. Of
lincoln. Neh.. had heee sick over
.ths sarS, bat sx bo.ll %
ElSctric Bltters put linn right on
bis feet again. They have helped
thousands. They give pure blood.
strong nerves. good digestion.
Only so cents at all druggists.
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EGG RACE.

Each contestant must run so
yards, carrying a large china egg
in spoon, which is heldin hand at
right angles to the body. II egg
is dropped, competitor must pick
up egg with spoon-egg shall not
be touched with the band.
SHOT PUT AND HAMMER
THROW.
Practice throwing with I2-pound
weight.
Write to Spaulding Bros, New
Orleans, for rules governing High
School athletics. Price 10 cents.
The Port Gibson reveille. [volume] (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1890-current, 1912-10-10

1t don't matter what you may
need in China. Tin, Crockery,
Granite and Kitchen Ware. Lamps
and small Hardware, you can find
same at
David Book S Dep rtment Store !,
(Inc. }
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RELAY RACE.

A line shall be drawn 20 feet in
front of each starting line. Be-
tween these two lines each runner
must touch the succeeding runner.
Fa;luse to dcihis shall disquaiify
team in that event. -Four run
ners, each 40 yards.
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Bio FIELD DAY
Second Day Of the County Pair,
Thursday, October 81.

All schools and colleges in the
county are urged to help make this
a big day.
Field Day will be held Thurs
day, October 31st. Teachers are
urged to begin preparation at once.
Each school is requested to put up
at least one entry; only one com.
petitor shall be allowed to repre-
sent each school in each entry;
however as many entries as wanted
may be put up by each school.
Prizes are to be offered for each
event.
BEAN BAG CONTEST
There shall be 3 bags, each con-
tanning a pint of beans. Each COM
petitor has three bags which are
thrown at a distance of 10 feet
from board. Height of board, S
feet. Diameter of hole in board,
s inches. Board shall slant 4
inches.
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INVESTMENTS.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

NEW HOUSES. NORTHWEST.
Price. $1,000 each: each renting for SIS
low price for houses with modern baths.
STONE FAIRFAX.
1874: New York ave,
FOR sALE-wHAr You WANT
New houses Columbia Heights renting for
$2l 80 each; price, each 81
STONE b FAIRFAX.
FOR SALE so WELL LOCATED
q St near 9th: two six room dwellings rent
ing for Sal month: price, $3.50
for business.
$3.50: near 10th and Columbia road: corner
$500: renting for So; 9th snd @:
brick six rooms and bath: lot aDNi0O
STONE & FAIRFAX
FOR SALE SPECIAL BARGAINS.
$3.50 each: each renting for So month:
eight room bricks with baths: ON an avenue
STONE FAIRFAX.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
AN EXCEPTIONAL INVESTMENT.
Low priced property OF the most
prominent business streets northwest. A cor
ner, Price. s.. !so. Renting for sS a month
offered TO purchase low-priced property on
sroNE FAIRFAX.
FOR SALE PRICE s2eo EACH
Each renting for SO so New houses; west
Of eth St NV; eaeh rooms. bath and
STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
FOR SALE q. $50 EACH:
Each renting for $50 On ., letter., let ard
!" 'e'''' .geT r5'sf''a'' FAIRFAX.
FOR SALE s. $50 EACH.
Each rents $40. 80. Nearly new: in Bloom
ingdaie: . stories. cellar: hot-water heat.
ln1A ~
STONE FAIRFAX.
swell ecation.. IL rooms: hot water hest.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
FOR SALE ATTENTION.
INVESTORS.
Price. each s2eSo. Very attractive fronts:
good size rear lots; conveniently situated to n
car line. In the northwest section. on a
numbered street.
Similar houses are held for 81 80.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
Price. sd,5Oo Renting for $50. Store NV,
west of l4th Ut. Good sized lot
STONE & FAIRFAX.
FOR sALE-PAyING 2ocS NET
Price: $4,000. Trust, $4,000 Northwest
STONE FAIRFAX.
81 25O-A beautiful new six room house on
the heights: hot water heat: tile bath: cellar
under entire house; attractive decora tons; easy
payments.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
FOR SALE
Cheap at $500: 22nd st. near /; eight
rooms lot 23x126 20ft. alley.
STONE x EAIRFAX.
FOR SALH-INVESTMENT.
Price, s. 100: renting for $aS per month
eight rooms; two baths on n letterei street
south Of 8.
STONE FAIRFAX.
| FOR SAIE-INvESTMENT.
Price, $500: renting for $50 per month:
one Of those attractive two-family houses ON
9th ST. near Rhode Island ave; lot 2ox 100.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1892 New York
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FOR SALE : HOME IN BIIOOMINGDALE.
close to the new Mcmillan Park; one of the
highest points In the city: cool in summer; O.
Bryant at NV: rooms. reception hall and
bath; all modern Improvements: house well
built and in good condition; large, light. dry
cellar; no dark rooms; very deep, sunny yard
wide paved alley: q Of square from the
North Cap. ST. cars, moderate price, easy
terms. Inspection by permit only. Intending
purchasers taken to premises by automobile.
JOS. A. HERBERT, Jr. CO, 3O2 East
Cap. st. PHONE Linen. 1919.
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BETH ESDA. MD
1lroom house; 2 baths: 2-s;ory and
attic, electric light hot-water heat. gas
and stove range, slate roof. cement eel
lar; chicken houses: fruit and shade
trees: screened entirely. including kitchen
porch; awnings on all porches. One acre
in this beautiful lot. 133 feet front. 40
feet deep. Must be sold. Property only
100 yards away selling at $4,000 TO
$4,000 per acre. Let us show you this
most desirable property. Main 49,.
NOS. 1902 TO 23l4 18th ST. NV.
One of the highest points Nerd
ian Hill and most desirable section OF
the northwest.
Six rooms and bath: hot-water heat.
All hardwood finish Cement cellars.
Porches front and rear. High eleva-
tion. Sample house open for inspec-
tion.
PRICES, 5000 TO g 1900; $500 CASH
The proximity OF this property to the
new 10th street park will enhance val
ups and make these houses quick sell
ers.
Apply on premises or call Main 49,
and we will take you out.
1918 COLUMBIA ST.
6 rooms and bath. A bargain at 81, $50
All OF above for sale by
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
Phone Main 1872 10Th and G sts. NV.
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FOR GALE-9l0O CASH. BALANCE MONTHLY;
new six-room and bath corner brick house;
Heights; hot-water heat; porches: block OF 18th
St Phone Columbia ~.
FOR sAIR-LAsT ONE Or FOURTEEN: on A
wide avenue: car lines hardwood trim and
door: gas and electric lights; hot-wate heat;
wide parking; large yard: No 1923 y. H.
ave. NV. See my new houses nearing com
petion at Nos. APO to 4137 n. Hampshire ave.
NV. Two already sold.
ALEX. MILI4AR, Owner and Builder,
Phone Col. 1884 1910 n H. NV.
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FOR sALE-HOUSEs.
JOHN r. DONOHoE 4 SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue s. f.
FOR LE-HOUSES.
PRICE, "a, 400.
NEW HOUSES.
$4,000 B ST. Sc.

PRICE, -. 400.
NEW HOUSES
$4,000 B ST. Sc
section Of the city. These houses contain
large rooms, hot-water heat, electric
lights concrete cellar, servants toilet,
wash trays and every known m modern , con
Built by builder who has a reputation OF
building the best houses In Washington.
We can sell these houses on the easiest
terms ever offered on this class OF prop
erty. Open for inspection at all times.
PRICE, $500
NEW HOUSES.
1O3-7O7 e ST. NE
One Of the best locations In the northeast
section Of the city. These houses contain
large rooms, hot, ,v heat. el .e,,s.
wash trays, and every known modern con
venience. Convenient to all ear lines We
can sell these houses on the easiess terms
ever offered on this class OF property.
Open for inspection at all times.
PRICE, $500
One of the prettiest locations on Capitol
Hill Containing 8 rooms. hot-water heat.
beautiful lot 2O197. to wide alley. This
property il sold to close an estate. One
Of the cheapest houses In this section OF
the city.
PRICE, 81. 900.
FOURTH ST Sc. convenient to Penn
sylvania ave. and the navy yard A large
S-room house. with brick stable on the
rear. You could not begin TO make the
improvements that are this lot for the
price asked. exclusive of the ground This
property will show splendid bargain
from an investment standpoint. make
comfortable home. Can be sold on ac
commodating terms. and we recommend II
TO any one as splendid value for the price
asked We can arrange terms to suit pur
chaser.
JOHN r. DONOHoE 4 SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue s. 4.
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FOR sALE-HOUSES.

IN WOODBRIDGE. DETACHED DWELL
ing: rooms and bath: hot water heat;
electric and gas light: parauet floors;
cellar cemented: corner lot. 5Ox11'; one
short block from car line. Price. only
81 500; easy terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-01
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE

A PROPOSITION THAT WILL ONLY IN
TEREsT THOSE WHO APPRECIATE
WELL CONSTRUCTED HOUSE.A HOUSE
THAT IS PUT TOGETHER LIKE FlNE
PIECE OF FuRNITuRE: SUCH Ho BIB
AS ONE WOULD HAVE If THEY PUN.
CHASED A LOT AND GAVE OUT TIL
CONTRACT TO ONE OF OUR H1GH-cLAss
BUILDERS.
Those who would Just as soon have mouse
put up by spectators In q slipshod SOFT OF
manner would not be interested In this prop
eFty. 49,
1t Ia a house that will last for years WIN
little money spent for repairs.
$500 will buy this house Similar houses
adjoining have sold for 81 300 more. In fact.
one or two houses in the block have loans on
them Of $1,000. placed by conservative money
lenders
The arrangement Is ideal Four rooms deep
on the first noor large sleeping rooms. many
large closets. hot-water heat. covered porches
THE LOCATION is ONE OF THE MOsr
DESIRABLE IN THE CITY. IN IHAI
CHOICE SECTION OF THE HEiGH Ills
North OF COLUMBIA ROAD AND WEST
OF 18th STREET
You cannot afford to make purchase OF a
house without seeing this one.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave
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FOR SALE = BEAUTIFUL SEMI DETACHED
s wih r:s ds st
ago; owner leaves city within few days and
Will sacrifice at $500. This is a snap. Let
show 1t to you at once.
BOSS PHELPS uncD, TIA 14th st. NV.
Pa PARK. reduced to Sc, $50 for an unusually at
tractive two-story and attic house; all mod
including re 4 hea. house sna enae
for inspection and ii viii pay ydf to look at it.
BOSS PHELPS dnc.), TIA l4th st: NV.
FOR SALEM ONE OF THE MOST ATTRAC-
tive blocks Washington Heights: nearly
new nine-room house, thoroughly modern in
yard to paved alley. with plenty OF room for
garage. Price reduced from IS, 600 to $3.50.
BOSS 's 4 P Fl EaP dnc, TIA 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-ANOTHER BARGAIN IN A NINE
room, all-modern house. with hot water heat.
This house will compare favorahly with houses
listed at 81, 500. but owing to certain eircum-
a%ss we p can eer til this house TOR
FOR SALEM MOUNT PLEASANT. A DE-
The lot is 80 by 40 and improved with shrub
berry OF all kinds. including over 200 beautiful
and has srse
erty like this is seldom offered for sale.
BOSS PHELPS Hnc.,, ia 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-AN IDEAL ALLMODERN SUB
urban home with an acre OF ground In 10
year from now this property will easily be
worth $4,000, but II sold at once the owner
to buy this kind of property, 1t would be IN
wise for you to look at It; because you Ger
ta nnys VIII fa IN love I'VE With the place
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
The cheapest property southeast.
6S6 q St
A detached brick house. Lot 81 by 100 n.
Has eight rooms and modern bath parking and
iron fence: concrete walks. In good repair
Right line.
Price, s.. 300
OWNER. 1885 E. Cap. at.
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: X ne. 11r, b. so -
~ I'd ne, sr. h. 80. 50
122 Quincy ne.Ir, b30. ~
$Il2 Ches'ke. Or. b. 80. 50
~ X ne. Tor. b. 80. on
54l Quincy NV Or, b23. -
1881 y c Az. or, b25. SO
q 18TH ne. Or, b. =. .25.o0
500 I'd Sc. Or. h. .2o.oO
23l6 Ontario rd &. b23. on
922 III ne. ~. b. -. 80
To5 lst NV. AZ. b.. 20.5O
1867 Em'n ne. 6r. b. IS. 81
1918 Emerson ne,
Or, b. Is. 50
1910 G sc. Or, b. .l6. 20
a24 18th Sc. 7r, b. IL. 30
6l Myrtle ne, 6r. b.l1.0O
1910 LIST NV. 5r. 1900
IS NJ sw. Or. 1900
les Prov'cc NJ .sr. 1880
SUBJ RBAN.
3I2l kanawha Or, b.-o %
1890 Highland av,
Tor. h 80 -
- Chestnut ST Ir, b,3. 81
FLATS.
Ills 18th. I'd q. b.. 30
72u Goth. ~, b Is. 90
.sla 18th ne. 81. b 81 81
houses and apartments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-06-01

W. LINKINS.
ave. NV.
NV. 2l32l1 H.5r,b. %. so
NV. 2134 H.5r.b.. .0.@
NW.2136h H,Sr. b. 050
NV. so @. 5r. b. 20. 80
NV. 50 O. Or, b. 20. 80
STABLE OR GARAGE.
NV. Rear 1912 G.. 1000
NV, Rear 712 10th. 80. 90
STORES.
NV. 919 G.. store and
rooms above. .DO. 90
Nw.l760 p store and
NWW,71s' 18th. sto. 90. %
NV, Store and Dat. 8r.
b. good business To-
cation ..........S .5
ST. Store, sr, bath. $3.50
Nw.2153 P.store. suit
able for tailor. .T.50
STORAGE.
NV. Large hall. Sd
floor. suitable for
dancing classes or
lodge meetings. 1850
NV. sol l9th. storage
room .......... 1000
COLORED TENANTS.
NV, 211S e. Or, 90
NV. 500 Nh av.3.w12.W
Sc. 1914 Sd. 12r. b. 1000
Other houses from IS up
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r r 90 X \. A Nd

BRO LAND.
Groom house. s.. $50: $500 cash: lot
25x1O0: house IS feet wide.
Other property in this desirable section.
both improved and unimproved.
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FOR SALE TO COLORED PEOPLE. in
northwest section. nice detached house nve
Address OWNER. Box 26. Star ONCE.
FOR SALE-SIx ROOMS AND BATH ON THE
Heights; semi DEF ached: furnace heat: in ex-
cellent condition. Rent. SO so Opportunity
to get q good home for s. leo. Don't let II
pass. See
CHAS. s. MUIR & CO, Inc. 1403 \. Y. ave.
WILL SACRIFICE CASH EQUITY OF $1,000 IN
beautiful home. Adams ST. NV. costing over
$4,000. for $3.50: hot heat: modern hx-
%
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
Beautiful Suburban Property.
Two blocks from car and steam
lines. seven miles from Wash
ingtons business center. Elegant
location with ali modern crn
venienees stable, garage and
servants cottage. Wonderful
grounds surrounding palatisi
mansion. Would sacrifice for
cash or terms. Ccmmunic atlons
treated conndentially. Address
Box 100. Star Office.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
wa ALLAN r. WALKER & CO. une.,.

1000 "
1884 r nw,1Ir,2b. $S3-S2
ls41 10th NV. f1r2bs3- 80
2S4s Univ pl. Tor 2b10.00
1909 q NV. Tor, b. $500
1856 Harv'd.l1 2isi0. uu
1919 Mintwood. Tor.
2h. ............ 5000
1877 r / av, Tor, hoo 90
1929 Clifton NV,
1H2I y NV, Tor. b. 81. %
cslt3 18th. Tor. 2h. 80 ~,
1880 2lsi nw.Sr. b. SIS. %
2+67 18th nv. Tor.
2h. ......... 80 ~
1890 I7th NV. i1r 2h+I 30
1888 Park rd Or. b. .4I.@
l+41 Girsrd NV.
Tor. b. ID. SO
1902 FaIrmont NV.
Tor, 2h. As 80
Sl07 Dumb av.Ilr.b45. 90
1897 18th NV. Tor. u. 10 ~
1882 T. NV, Sr. b 1000
1902 s NV, sr. b.3I.50
1920 Corcora n. or, b. 81 so
1917 18TH nv. ar. b 10 ~
1854 Monroe, orb IS ~
lI43 Monroe or. 3 81. -
2o06 LIST NV. Ir. b.. IS. 30
1879 31st. Or. b $500
Send for complete list q