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The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
The Gleaner..

The ann 4al election ot onlcer> faI The Cleaners 2dles' society Cf tAe Baptist church took place at rue res ideuce ot Mrs J W Beck eu riA reg -lar meeting day.
 The following ladies were elected tC ii.i He offices Of the society:
 President Mrs J D BaugL vice president, Ms NJ i NOrheet: record ing secretary. Mrs N. C HamBletCn assistant secretary. Mrs. Fannie Ham bleton: treasurer Mrs J. T F'ondren
 \ Fo'e ot thanks Vas teudered 1he retlHrJ HtAcers who have served in such faltuf- and competent man her They are as follow Mrs. Tom H0ruey, president: Miss Jane k10tz vice president. Mrs. Mamie EarYin. ger. secretary: Mrs Fannie Haub.e- ton, assistant secretary. Mrs '. T. Eoudren, treasurer
 The ladies feel very grateful to Mrs J. w Beck, who has opened Ter home for the past year 10 The Cleaners '' as place of meeting, and al all times has been so hospitabe and furnished such a delightful rendezvous. Oar "Gleaners take this method. one and all of thanking Mrs Beck.
 The next meeting will be held in the primary department of the church promptly at D. m. Tuesday, October II. On that day the members will please come prepared with their Bible study, which will be the last half of the Book Of Judges.
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
l h. nited >tate- Government Take.
 Charge oi Migratory Birds.

Iae pubic genera aF are prone q violate -r Lat !-eed tH- sI1fs zas county game avs. 04t nJ~ tEa- EneIe sam Las taaen charge ef at least migratory game as ti.e batch man says. |" 4ou better look Q liGG : o8dt
 The president las approved tie reg latl0ns Of the department Of agTic1l- tUre for the protection Of migratory birds. and it Is now e laa. and anyone who violates any Of the provisions of this law shall be guilty of misde- meanOr and shall oe hned nor more than slo0 CT imprisoned for not more than nety days, or both. al the discretion Of the court.
 The Cnited States is divided into two zones, and Arkansas is within zone No. 2. which embraces twenty. three states and the District Of Colum bia
 The closed seasons in zone No. which embraces Arkansas) is as fol lows:
 Waterfowls-The closed season on Waterfowls which include brants, wild ducks. geese and swans shall be between Jan0aTy Ii and october ,, next following
 Shore Birds-The closed season on black breasted and golden ployer, jack snipe. or Wilson snipe and greater and lesser yellO" legs. shall De between Decem Der l6 and Neptemoer ]. A dai ' closed season on al migra- tory birds shaI extend from sunset 10 s-nrise
 \ closed se sen between January ! and October s3 bC'I datp~ irr| sSi 70 af each year on a.. migratory birds passing over lr at rest -pal aHE q tle waters of He principal rlyers.
 U is >lqi l>ed 'lattLe uitec >t4tes marsha. "Il attend tC tIe enforce ment C.. 'Ai- |aw. and f i~ hoped that a.. citizens W..l aid lu protecting tHe migratory game. "Lici j. getting >caTcer and -carcer e4cl Fear
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
MLLlRILI DISEASES.
How to Avoid Them and the Se rioUs Consequences of Neg. lect.

Fix ze ID something to kzock the Ez.z-iz, do-o-. -eza-ke5 sz.lo~- faced, sickiy locking zz1, entering 3 p-ozi1e1t p5ys;cia1's o5ce the oths, day.
 The doctor stepped 10 his medicine case, took dor=r oozpIe c: bottles, mixed 2 repz-ztioa which he handed to tHe patent with the cus:o-z-y advice to shake well and follow directions. and resuzed his sez:-
 "soch eases are frequent, Y" rep,;ei the doctor ia zzs=e- 10 question. The wz-z days and damp, chilly nights are certain zs.aVa breeders and are nos. se-iozs n those who have neglected 10 keep their stomach, liver and bowels in good condition. Such persons are fall ot the impurities CT which the r-zlz-5al germ thrives, and II ;s from this class that typhoid feve-, pneumonia, Bright : Disease, small pox and yellow feve- claim mos. Of thei- victims whenever these dis eases are prevalent.
 The proper way to guard against the uslzrizl germ and the se-;o1s diseases which follow i, ;s 10 get into good condi- ton by taking z reliable remedy that viii keep the bowels oiea- and the ii7e. healthy, and to cozti1ue with t z. ire queut intervals during the sickly season.
 | dose of P-ickly Ash Biee-s th-ee o- four times week will do al of this, te- sides stimulating the digestion, :1p-o7. ing inc appetite and keeping the bodily energy at the highest pitch.
 P-ickly Ash B:.:ers is known every. where as system tonic and bowsl 1egp. lato-. II z0e oa.F reDoves al traces ot r-a.ar:al poison from the system. t-; tones up the vial o-gaes, gives z=@ strength z-a T.so-, makes ;t= tozs strong and tte brain active
 Prickly At5 zt-e-s 5s tes tas. z,.-z-e--.= rs1sc1re t-r --ef fz-..v ! e7e- Gee-. -5--.zs -1-f pas. len years I Ez-- s.-rzy Ee-. !: .-- z- &1@-zve- s-T q -zs family sr1=T ans C.; -- Ia z-1csr t--z s-- l@s---1 3 feE doses -s q. t--t .s -eezel :- -- -zEe 'e=-z S=4 and E-s--g asz.-.-7E a= E-H--E z-ss s1-ke---1 L..
 So,L t- 5=2ss.z.s, Pre- 7-..3.
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
A Call Which should be Needed.
PALEsrINE. AEK.. Oct ]. ]

PALESTINE, ARK, Oct. s. 1915. To Those Who May ue Interested
 We wish t0 cal all who are inter ested ill the care uf the Eell cemetery 70 meet at tAe Baptis, church next sunday morning at 10 o'clock 10 set d time and make arrange 10 clean oil the cemetery aud care for T. in tie future.
 The cemetery is in bad condition. and should be looked after and cared for. now and in the future There are people in a radius of ten miles who have relatives al rest there, and they will be glad 10 help with the work IL would require only few hours work, or small sum of money. 10 have this work done. and this should be done at once.
 The church, school and cemetery are three places that should be well cared for, but 1t seems that we have been little careless, especially about our cemetery, and let 1t grow up in weeds and bushes, until it is rather difficult 10 md the tombs.
 Now, don't forget the hour-next Sunday morning, immediately after at the Baptist church. We wish 10 look after this matter. and all are requested 10 be present and take an active part in the work. The cemetery belongs to everybody {: therefore, Il is everyone duty to help care for it, and one has as much voice in the matter as another. Come one and all. CITIZEN
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
Carnis al Doing Great Ba.iae~-.

Czuf9=. : biz raE1Isa. c-1pzuE is a5tG -s t4ls week Campbell has visited F1,resc CltE 1a rH5 prev53-s occasions. E-l 4i- sH5g tul~ se11 is HflEAteF. better ard Iegs S4E4ea san sFer. l. < lazz Iae csHsez~5 51us are a f.e 5-.-s est order TUe CT r.> ~ase.. iLe HleTry-go-ro-n8 the r1.s-lte tas Iizie N.nstre.s and I-Ul.ee Company. tHe speieTs. the
 Wl.d West. god tFsss baud iG fact, everything that goes to nase up a
 aIst-c.a>s caTCiva. attraction. j. 5u- 0Qed lu Campoel !, CarDiFa City.
 which las exhibited here this week
 to great business. The grounds west
 Of the IFou Mountain depot have been tAfonged every night with eager crowds, and the genera verdict $ l that II is the best com biuation Of car niva shows that ever visited Forrest City. The carnival managers are all most afab.e and obliging gentlemen. l If you have not yet done so. don't fail to take in the big carnival, which gives only three more exhibits-to- night, Saturday matinee and night in Forrest City
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
\ CSrrtetian.

TLe Tines T15zishsc l&st Eees : xe es-Erlttel short poem from -Es zen c. Mrs L. ! Fo C-s. and IL $ soc1l mention ot Mrs Fo.byes visit here aud return tc San ABtC1io, ~s a ec attention 1C her EoTE in the 4i.eY&Ey fed and Incidentally LeDtiCDs1 t12- this pgS- VAS Srit-s1 tEss day s.te. the h-rial Of her h2shaDd- This Cf course. wzs very 1Dtcrt mate e-ro- Cu o-r part. and n1 1oGo- Eas so understood by al S h read I-- because + l. Es.. kno%n that zt this time Mrs Fclbrs WAS almost pros.rstA1 sith grset. and not in frame .. mind tc Erite rc@-yy Ire Esltio1 cf tLe time the ps@E 2s wFIrtSn was mere. ' incidental bCEever- zC1 there wEs 10 intsn-ac1 tc connect the pen wItE the time aC1 ci-c- Ezs. .2LcSs s--rc- l1- irag her A tFs tine and Ee arg s-rz 10 psrso1 zood cs so 1nklD3 Mrs Fc!hrs ls vs-y I -ch ETssFed 6y this errov. and. ~hils Ne eo oct tS leEe the public has. co-sc cr wCZsc connect The poem with t1s e7ents e that tine. s-i.s xe are VET sorry indeed .lst ths er-cr Tzs made. and sincere ' noye Mrs Foltre sia pardon tEe o.spdsr
 The poem referred b WAS written ~TeraI yea-s ago, and WAS prompted by and after she lad contoTted 2 friend @ho had been il ,ro-b be
 Mrs Fo.b.s has written sSEeral veyy beautiful poems. two q three Of which xe hare been allosed 10 read The tolscwing was written on the 18th ot Febr1ary. The 18th anniyersa-y ot her marriage to Judge Folb-e. and has reference u their beautiful married life and her loneliness after his de- mise
 LESF-- TO M LoEEC ONE. gT 1Erl3rE c1 Iese l dream
 TEy v2s3Q1 c3Les ny life to 1oe@F.
 vas tE ' cezr fxce Ike suE5@zZ
 CEzD@ into ny Ets when El was csyE E1c
 1r1zy
 Evs- t1 TIT heart tzy -1easory I'll aze-..1
 Nor cE1 s2cA bore Us egrs g@rls--
 Tl$ zEr1 f1 tskg HIS =eyszrss4---
 boZ E@FS ssTeF my EZ31s Ezs .Lss-54rE-11L-
 Bt eli else sr tlts l1ts an so Eezry
 Ezxf y1z s1st y9u. b@&yse.
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
Chronic Dyspepsia.

The following unsolicited testimo- nial should certainly be sufficient to give hope and courage to persons affiic- ted with chronic dyspepsia Il have been a chronic dyspeptic for years, and Of all the medicine l have taken. Cham berlain's Tablets have done me more good than anything else" says w. c. Madison. No Sherman street. Hornellsyille. V. Y Sold by all dealers
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10

4 specially GelightfGl musical pro- gramme added greatly 10 the beauty and interest Of the services of the Presbyterian church on last Sabbath evening On this occasion Miss Gene Yieye Pettas and Mr i E. Pyle sang 2 duet and a trio was also rendered by Messrs Ed and John Schlosser and NJ Pyle The Times is informed tEat more elaborate special IT lsicai programme is being arranged and prepared foy next sunday night, Oc- taber -. s- lhe Presbyterian ca1rch. ia R a.ctl Forrest City. male Quartetle Ri lake garr. and which the Forrest Cir r-a.e is c-re.s F invited r9 aa4r
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
Notice in Bankruptcy.

h The District Court Of The inlled >isiss io the Eastern Division ot The kaslefn
 District Of ATkaDss> Iu the matter of \. 4 Hodge. B2HsrBR
 Tn Bankruptcy Totne creditor> of N A Bo5-e> a, foffss City. in the County of =. rran-ls ard oi>'ii' aforesaid. 8 naukrlrt
 Noilc, i> hereby given B. 71 e'.i l. s, .s~ the -aid \ 4. Hodges wr~ dHlT a2. l0ies.ee 2, V hankr1p'. and that t1e rt.l fAtrlIt 2. ,.-l -l creditors s ill ts ltil at ny r5s ll laec.,se ,s V Helena. 2 said district ea ta- -s' os! oiS5 .5., -one-r <. D. 1913 at l1 9r.l7e g m Q. gl-S aS time ihe said -re1.tar~ may attend. prove ll5. lal1ss appoint TrI~te- .t 21l-te 'Ls o.-' Is, rlpf and transact >--H .f'-l u->-'>s @' -'-' properly come before said 1.-t'.i.-
 E.E.cANFHElL .-
 f...--a- r B1HsT1p'fE Halens AL. L----. ---.
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10

Hst= 41= 5t OUT c.eilsr> v5-e are s.-lc-=a e crs-lcis4 tts e. al@a4-e- zf=r- -t r4e s5-v " Ser X L.-at e.
 l slG~.--r t-at tie @ate1 -a service LIS .E l> fa 9I-
 sfl- -.s cost a5~ -p.=I1l1 en- ea-1t.-- HIee 2 private zz-- s4tc Er-r sstlz~ estimates
 3. ee - H-1ezE -t c-.es +
 az been 1se-r,a .,-a tlat = tLe zEsrs.- eaaa Ger "a.er aaI i1sts 9v : ss!> .ara-G -Ga--- .ie state tsa size ' Forrest City iy 4XFer-s HHc lave examined tHe 2 at 9f cHe City Water k LiEltGa In tils citF. i. Las been pronounced 10 ye one f The nos, tHar1lEU ' and perfect Y equipped pants in tIe state A lie saroius IL hey earned by tae alt lss been turned inc improvements luti u0w the institution has reached a stand ard ot efficiency enjoyed by few towns in the state the size Of Forrest City In fact. the City Water & Light Co. is just reaching point where il can he placed Gp0n a paying basis and is without doubt one of ,he best plants of its Kind in the state
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
4 Gentle and Effective Laxative.

4 mid gentle and effective lax4tiye is what people demand when suffering from csnstl patton. Thousands swear by Dr. King New Life Pills Hugh TaslTE4B. et san Antonio. Texas writes
 They are beyond question. tHe best glls IE alte and Iz9e ever taken They never ez1ss pain Price Z5c. at -.r-5-s- 5r rr mail
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
N. F. Church, south.

The subject of the sermon next Sun day morning will be Duty" Evening subject will be .. A Queenly Woman. "
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
Statement of the Ownership aaO'-'
 ment. Etc.. ,,,

Of Tbe Forrest City Times puq.ls55fSSy puq,5 nv he Afi al Forrest City, Arkansas, re4 u'' of August 24, 1912. ,-,-s, Forrest Cif Ark. y.5alin Forrss' City, Ark. vo6aliu Forfrs' Business Manager, r.. L. Su City, Ark, y.dsein Forrss' Publishers Landvoigt & SuSA
 City, Ark. v.dstin firm coa, posed of E. Lsndvoigt and L. L. of Forrest City, Ark. vAnAKIN,
 LANp'olP&i Der E. L vADttk,i.s.i, .,h sworn to and subscribed oetoTsgV oTsgVIRWIN, day of October, 1915. ty - Court Clerk' (My commission expires octop'I Y-- -
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
Trustee's >ale.

Under and hy ga1tge ct ,as p=ssfts 4.. 2, ,ra, se lhol!,y coutain-d l tssr -.rra 5tre 94 r,15s .15 executed and delivered iF j. sne c1-e. -y- brEaneas t5 and .a flavor ot Edsar3 " oi BaI. of the County D a'aam s'A s,,is Georsia. as Trustee tsr h. oe3,E.s s,-os-s. savings Association 7f savannah ss.i31s ,,.lSris lion uuder The laws of tA~ >ia.' -t .N5 IF. ou the 5th day 0f 3arpary A K .-s 115--eit Court of St Flauci, County AIhAnsssSs>, sss ,ss ss MoTt.ace Record Book Not- ta--.,,,e az, Rork. undersigned A. n. McEaveu ui Ll..f ,Sar sd Arkau~as. a. substituted Trustee -a15i,. e1,. cfy cT 10 9 he 5 she,, 6idder r ah al an9 9oor T fore the front -utraree of h. e99e,g ,o Sgl5 ne House of >t Francis County M o,s
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
7th pav of November. <. !. 1915

during the legal hour> Of ~s.e 'a' aescri bed real estate ..rsix t,t.
 Lot fourteen ds1, lu h.n.a g- 10 tbe of the Ciry uf Forrest t-iy t1 -p- south Trein Survey thereof. same -.5 nefih ue>t quartet Of section 2,. Ies .,5 p,i6cips of base liue Range east gt ne 1L -L,.,,,yenents Neri dian. together with all ia.
 Terms of sale: Ca,h. Fqrcs.a-g5I, yFS IF S titles A. Y '....s Trlsief.
 l0-ln-st -ui>t+t'+
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
Warning order.

h >t. Francis Chzncery Court r P Taylor, et al, Plaintiffs.
 ys
 Columbia Dicherson, q al Detep0Ept The non resident defendant herein Ierry Dickerson Hamilton is warned 10 appear in this Court within thirty days and answer tne complaint of the plaintiffs, [. ?. ISylT q al october 5, 1918 k. N PAfNt fsy4I1 Clerk
The Forrest City times., 1913-10-10
SPECIAL TO HUNTERS

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Snider's Bite Fatal to Man.

PATTERSON. y. j.. August 23.-Bitten
by venomous spider at Ferndale In Sui
Ivan county, n. Y, Abraham Snyder OF
this city died on the operating table at
the General Hospital.
Snyder was spending his vacation at
Ferndale and for a lark he and some
companions slept in haymow. In the
night Snyder crushed spider that Was
crawling on his face. and early next
morning when he awoke his lower lip WAS
much swollen. 1t panied him 80 that he
could neither eat nor talk. Local phNsi-
clans were called in but they could give
no relief and he decided to return home
for treatment.
DIR. Jacob j. Greengrass was called IN
and ice was applied to reduce the swell
ing Snyder gradually became weakened
through his inability to eat. and Or.
George J. Koch was called III conSulta-
ton He advised an aporation. but SnN-
der died before it could be performed.
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Offers Reward for Ear

DENVER, August 25.-.It is not be-
cause of the intrinsic value of the ear.
but the associations connected with IL. l
have had the ear ever since ! was
baby
This was the reason assigned by Charles
Turner for seeking to recover his right
ear bitten Off by w. NJ Hart in saloon
brawl.
To earn a reward promised by Turner
half IL dozen men and q dozen boys
searched for the missing ear without
success.
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Bliss Electrical School

..aKOMA PARK, d. c.,
Offers a condensed course in Electrical Engineer
ing complete in one year. Vel. equipped shops
and laboratories Course includes Mathematics,
Steam and Gas Engines. Mechanical Drawing.
Shop Work and Practical and Tneoretical Eec-
tricity in All It's branches. Students construct
dynamos. install wiring aud test efficiency OF
electrical machinery. For practical youp: men
with limited time. list year opens sept. a.
EafaInpia MI rpuIPSt.
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VIM. A. GORDON and HENRY s. MAT.
THEWS, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Georgetown, plaintiff VS.. Mary G. Dent ct al.
defendants. Equity. No. 31765.-The object Of
this suit is fo- instruction of trustees OF COM
planant corporation In performance OF the du-
ties imposed by the terms Of the will Of Edward
NJ. Linthicum, deceased, and to ascertain the
parties entitled to said trust fund should it be
held that complainant longer be main
tanned in accordance with the directions
tanned in said will. On motion of compla nant
u Is this 9Th day OF August. 1913, ordered that
the defendants. Gertrude Iinfhicum dnfantl.
Bette Bell Linthicnm tinfant,. Edith Rudy Lin
thicum dnfant,. Edwin Hodge, Emma Hodge.
Nellie Hodge Dishman, Antonio "Magrnder Hodge
Soaper Anthony Hodge Worsham Elijah William
WorSham, Edwin Hodge Worsham. hudson Dixon
Worsham, Mary L. Worsham Gnfantl. Raymond
Worsham dnfant. Aurelia Worsham Gnfant.
Lula Blanche Lfnthicum dnfant) and Charles
Ohio Linthicum dnfant cause their appearance
TO be entered herein before the fortieth
day. exclusive of Sundays aud legal holidays.
occurring after the date of the first publication
of this order; and that the defendants. the I'M
known heirs at law and next Of kin of Edward
NJ Linthicum, deceased, cause their appearance
to be entered herein before the first rule
day occurring after the expiration OF one month
from this date (good cause for the fixing OF that
period having been shown; otherwise this cause
will be proceeded with in case OF default.
Provided copy Of this order be published once
week for three successive weeks In the Wash
ington Law Reporter and The Evening Star be.
fore said day. JOB BARNARD Justice. tSeal.l
true copy-Test: !. r. YOUNG. Clerk. Ry
r. Il CUNNINGHAM. Asst. Clerk. au9- law. 81
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LEGAL NOTICES.
4. b. KEEPER, Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
luInba. Holding Probate Court.-No 2O124
Administration This is to give notice that ths
tanned from the Probate Court Of the District OF
Columbia letters testamentary the estate OF
Charles b. Mccain, late of the District of Co.
lumbia deceased. All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned to ex.
hibit the same. with the vouchers thereof. le
galy authenticated, to the subscriber on or be-
fore the DIST day of August. AID. 1914; other
wise they may, by law be excluded from all ben
DIST day of August, 1918 HARRIET E. Nc
CAM 233 10th ST. ne. (Sealo Attest: VIM
9. TAYLOR. Deputy Register of Wills for the
District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court
auc3 20 set
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SAMUEL v. HAYDEN, Attorney for
Plaintiff.


In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Stoddart, plaintiff. vs. Harry 4. Gladman ct
al. defehiants.-Eauity No 3l955-The object
of this suit is TO enjon the defendant. Harry f..
Giadman. from renting or interfering with the
premises mentioned in these proceedings. re-
curing said Gladman TO turn over all papers.
documents and accessories belonging to said
property: for accounting against said Glad
man In respect to his management and control
Of said property: for an superintendent between
the plaintiff and the remaindermen Of the ex-
penditures made by said Gladman in the re-
pairing OF said premises by him which are
properly the subject of apportionment: that an
accounting and apDoriOnment be- made estab-
interest Of the remaindermen in said estate or
that sufficient amount of the fund in her
hands life tenant shall be decreed. to be
applied to reimbursing her for much Of said
expenditures shall be chargeable against said
remalndermen. and to provide for future ex-
penditures for the upkeep and permanent i'm
provements OF said property. On motion Of the
ordered that the defendants, Mayme f. Stoddart,
Leannette B. Stoddart. Ellen Stoddart Purseil,
Marshall Stoddart and Joseph 7. StOddart. in
rant, cause their appearance to he entered here
IN on or before the fortieth day. exclusive OF
SUNDAYS and legal holidays, occurring after the
day OF the first publication of this order; other
wise the cause will be proceeded with as in
case Of default. Provided, a copy OF this order
De published once week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star before said day. All Of said de-
PENDANTS are non-resdents, appears by the
return OF the marshal and the affidavit OF
plaintiff filed herein. tSignedb JOB BARNARD. jus
Clerk BY F. Z. CUNNINGHAM. Asst. Clerk.
au9- 1aw3t
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FOR EXCHANGE.

BUSINESS PROPERTIEs-CORNE NE; 2
sor res apattmens total rent, $40; price.
CORNER NV; small stores: rents $3.50;
price. $500; trust. $4,000.
price. 100000: trust. $4,000. '''
SHOP in alley rear 14th st. below MI: cement
floor; hot-water heat: electricity and plumbing;
STORE AND DWELLING rented $500: near
O and Ito, 10th I'm NV; price, $I2; 800
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS: rents $3.50: trust,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT is within 5
for $40, 100 that We can exchange at $22o 600
SIX SUITES always renting for 81. 49O;
UPPER NORTHWEST; price. s22ooo; trust,
NEAR BARBER ESTATE: 1s apartments;
re We HAVE Have pT,ss HOUSES FOR
CHANGE OF ALL VALUES UP TO $500, COO
uNIMPRovED.READY FOR BUILDERS;
MENT in c central northwest: car line in front;
business possibilities; price, $4,000; trust,
NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. and s st.
90x96: price. $4,000; trust 5000
BUSINESS SITES on 9 near B. & o. freight
coSNEcTfCGT AVE. near Cathedral ave.
SEAR NEW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
MiscELLANEous OFFERINGS.
TEN BRICKS SOUTHWEST renting for
ELEVEN iI pS'f SEW BRICKS near New Hampshire
ave. above Park road as a whole for available
ground; price, 81, 80: trust separately Sc
curedl, $24. $50; rental value. $3.50 each.
FIFTY PER CENT EQUITY trusts at
Sc in THREE NORTHWEST BRICKS rent
ing for aggregate of $l.110: PRICE, $13.5OO;
trusts, $3.50 WILL ADD CASH FOR a
BUSINESS PROPERTY EQUITY or CLEAR
FARM OR SUBURBAN.
CHEVY CHASE: new home Of rooms and
BATH price, Sl1,JO0; trust. s.. 500.
ONTARIO ROAD near EUCLID: rooms;
rented $40; price. 5000; trust. $500 at
per cent
NEW AND UP-TODATE HOMES.
in all sections and at prices ranging from
81 600 10 $50 900: owners will accept smaller
properties in part payment.
real. ESTATE NOTES FOR EXCHANGE.
We control few first and second trust notes
well secured. which we can exchange for real
estate equities.
CORRESPONDENTS SOLICITED. OWN.
Frs INVITED TO LIST PROPERTIES WITH
Us. CLEAR FARMS AND SUBURBAN CAN
BE HANDLED ON MANY OF OUR OFFER
ING2. GEO. Y. WORTHINGTON & son
WOODW ARD RIrIIDING
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; lge. sto. & dwg. $40. 90
62S ! sw, Or. b. %. 90
2l9 13I. sw.Sr, b.. 10. SO
So 9Th sw. 6r. b. Is. so
303 McL'n sw. Or. b. Il. 90
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