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ONLY 4 LEFT,
2 SOLD AST ItrII


bungalows at Glen Echo ntirhts are 1 now nenr
home for 500 cash and TN. lance less than
your present rent Price. si.sn and $1,000.
II you believe In .coI"my '"A~ Gl"n Echo ears
DRESSER. Owner ami EniIdry 80.
TO coLoRED-A BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
site. ',ooo square feet Of sFound wide
water, sewer and cement walks available
prisei $50 Terms SO cash and $40 per
Main 1905 ''' i''Au o'oS'
FOR C0L0RED-A hEAuTlfrL BUNGALOW
or sirroom house will all modern improve
ments. located in the District in a delightful
cars and twenty minutes ride 10 the TT, .sury.
and $40 per month. Come in and let ma .Ipiatu'
IRWIN ( SHANK. a1s BOND bldg Main ssos
EXTRA SPECIALS or HOSE. Anil s., 40
HARVEST. NJ. Kntnt.r, Nj -a'''' ''''H : Is.
REAL BUNGALOW H>RGAIN-
Highly situated; hcau'';4I oak shade trees
six rooms. tile bath: hot water heat; y. acre
ground. Price: s3.5po; ;"rrns 10 .ui,.
iiEiNE hRos-. $50 Nv. York ave NV.
81 N@Alo" bAh'AlN N TAkoMA PAKk--5
large rooms. t'l"d bath. hardwood finish gas and
electricity. Lot JoN1ln. Easy Term. snan at
si,2oo Hl.RlE RltliAhbSoN. 1904 II st. u. q.
MODERN sRouM fEhML DASHED HOUSE
hardwood floors; slate roofs. I'm. Ioc.tion uud
condition' lot 9nioo II garden: fruit: near
cars aHu cits. oNNi.E, I225 Lawrence nj
FOR sALE-Bf OWNER A BEAUTIFUL s.
chn ds hy handsome homes: large lot in
duplicated for 81, 900: roason.hIs cssh naxnent
balance TO suit Address EoI l63-P. star Office
NEW 3'RooM BUNGALOW: ALL MODERN I'M
pr ,n IT'S, on account of sickness must he
eoiu at once rare bargain. VIII exchange for
Guy property. '" j.. Van SEWER, 18th street
FISH wharf.
nlS hooM nor 81. ELECTRIC LIGHT La
r.. frlce, S2.sh Terms. 1890 cash balance
- Per h"h,h. including interest; / square from
vile. Md. ''' Ai'"'
CHEVY CHASE CREST. % C. Is BEAU.
An fiftL GROVE.
All lots are on or above grade Size Of lots
% and 80 feet front We have a restriction
clause thad al houses MUST be detached. Prices
from 81 100 to s.. 600 sold on easy terms Money
to build Automobiles at your service, IL yeu
wish to inspect the property
x M. WIN. Il. RiTCHIE.
-. IVA. Colorado building.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER. AUCTIONEER.
Large Stock of Fancy and
Staple Groceries, Fix
lures, Cash Register,
Etc, at No. l3S U St.
NV, Known as "Peo-
pies Market.''
By Public Auction.

Monday, July ?. 1917, at 10 AM.
large stock of fancy and staple groceries.
consisting or Peaches. Corn. Peas. Ecans, roma-
toes; Asparagns Pineapple. Molas>..>. CriSro.
Lard, salmon. Tuna Fish. Condensed and Evap-
GRATED MIX. Baking Powder tarSrp. Salad
Dressing. olives, Syrup. Coffee Cercss soups
Matches. Flour Teas; also Sectional lee. Box
Counters, Meat Blocks. Computing Scales Cash
etc. N'' 10000
terms: Cash. ADAM A. WESCHLER
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THoMAs pOMLlNG . 60. AuCTs.

Regular auction sale. FRIDAY. JUNE
our auction rooms, No. s12 f street northwest.
consisting of Beds, Springs. Mattresses. Drrssers.
Chifroniers, Bullets b. Il. Tables. Chairs, kitch-
en- Tables. Rugs. Stoves. etc. Also one Organ.
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t~15-d&ds. eISu Address wilkins Bldg
THOs. J. OWEN & son. AUCTIONEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ANT APARTMENT" No. 1925 Sd STREET
NORTHWEST. BEING THE N0RTHEA ST
CORNER OF Sd AND FLORIDA Avenue
NORTHWEST
corded in Liher No. 3Ges folio 155 ct seq of
the land records OF the District Of Columbia and
nj tho request of the party secured thereby We,
the UNDERMINED trustees, will sell at public auc-
THE TWENTY-FIVE DAY OF JUNE. AID
1917. at THREE O'CLOCK Pm the follow i, =
lcris.'i land and premises s: a in the city
II Washington. In the Dists.ct Oh Colun:ha. an.l
!ris nine 1880 in Paul Gn'1 Deans sub, vision
Df ctrIan iots in square numbered thirty hundred
and ninety eight t308st. Ia Drott Park. rs per
plat recorded in Book SO. page - in the sur
s,rther with the Improvements. Consisting Of
I,go-s,ory and cellar brick huid.ns. containing sir
apartments and ho:-water heat.
Terms Of sale--Two thousand five hundred dol
lars cash md the remainder n three equal in
stallments. payable in one, and three years.
with interest at the rate e per per an
num- after date of transfer. ssid interest payable
semi annually, to ne secured by a first deed Of
trust on tn. property sold or all cash. at the
option Of the purchaser. A deposit Of $500 will
be required OF the Inre!t2aer the tine OF sale
All conveyancing, recording and notatial fees at
the cost Of the purchaser. Terms Of sale to be
complied with within fifteen days from day OF
sale otherwise the trustees reserve tie right to
resell the property at the risk and cost Of the
meat of such resale in newspaper published
g. ". CFFUTT, Jr.,
o. r. II. BROWN,
jeI9-d&os,exSu Trustees.
fS'TIIE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
til THURSDAY. JUNE TWENTY EIGHT. 1917
AT FoER O'CLOCK Pm, same Lnce.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED - DWELLING IN COLUMBIA OR
Washington Heights; to II rooms. . baths;
must lie within one square of 1%th street or Mt
Pleasant car lines. WILL PAY ALL CASH.
ADDRESS Rex l:2-T star office.
wANrED-s TO 3 ROOM HOUSE: ANIL OR
easily be remodcled between 18th and 18th
and and X SITS.
ADDRESS Rox SAT. Star Office 2ss
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FOR SAI.E-LEAVING CITY. OWNER WILL
sacrif.. corner house in SsuI's Addition close
to 14,h St, for $4,000: cost $1,000; house
Is ms eight rooms and attic. hot water heat "ie--
trio lights; lot GO feet front. Address Box 10 IT.
Star Office
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ADAM a. wEscnLkR. AUCTIoNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, NO. 4O7 WARNER STREET
NORTHWEST
in L!ber $500. folio 81, land records Of the Dis
trict of Columbia. and at the request of the
party secured thereby the undersigned trustees
will sell, at public auction, in front of the
premises, on THURSDAY. JUNE TWENTY
EIGHTH. 1917 AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. lot
city of Washington. D. c., recorded in Book IT,
page 40. Of the surveyors office. together with
the improvements. consisting Of a brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, balance In
and two years, with interest at per cent
per annum. payable semi-annually. secured by
deed Of trust, or all cash. 500 required at time
Of sale. and purchaser allowed fifteen days to
complete purchase.
WILLIAM WRIT TRIPLETT,
ENOCH L. WHITE
Trustees.
te1J-d&dsexSu Address wilkins Bldg.
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TO COEORED PURCHASER-NO CASH RE-
uured-$18 a month; same rent; 512 Goth st.
Nv: s-room brick: good repair. Key at 514.
OWNER. 30 A st. ne.
BEAUTIFUL OR. CORNER CLOSE DOwS-
town south and east front: big trees In 30 IT.
side yard h .-w.h gas and cleo. lights hardwood
trim and floors: tile hath double porch.s dor.
HE bays side: big bargain ut 81. 500. Address
BOX 22I-P. star ortce.
FOR SALE-MODERN TWO-FAMILY FLAT IN
good section Of southeast sroom house in north
west; both rented good Investments. Address
BOX 20T-P. Star once. ogs
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENr-FURNISHED. IN CHEVY
Chase-12 rooms and 3 baths. garage.
10 October LIST. Apply ARTHUR
BROWNE, care Randall 81. Hagner
Co, 1907 Conn. ave.
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AUCTION sALn
TAKOMA PARK LOTS.

10 O'CLOCK. July 4.
Will sell at public auction. in frsoe q 49,
being No. 12f Carroll ave-. just heUA4 3oa
ave.. very desirable lots fssating oAO10 60.
and lots on Columbia ave.
Terms: SIS cash and SO Heath.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAYEU
At Cedar and Beach aves-. viii ell = of11
lots OF u to Il acre.
Terms: 425 cash and e6 pr meath
Takoma Park properties will fncfeaso - V4us
owing to car line extension from l4th q. nv
will operate cars In August, and carssN ~ 10
to Be concerted At cost Of -, 600.
Sale even IL u rains. hts have - - 500
Particulars from
THos BOWLING . CO.. AucnToSE1A
1u18. "a, "a. IS. 3o.1y1,23
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WHAT WA>HINGToN Has BEEN WAITING
EOR-SMALL ALRE.At:E TRACTS:

FOR-sMALI. ArREAt;E TRACTS;
Northwest Of the city eau be found in
RANNoCKBrRN-!N rHE-HILIs.
The newest, choicest and most picturesque sub
division In the vicinity q, Washington
REASONABLE PRICES EASY TERMS
Select your bungalow site now before all Of
the pretty sites are taken. Nothing less than
" acre. Abundance Of stately shade trees.
Electric cars direct 10 the property without
change. over i At. line, marked Cabin John -
A. G. HOUGHTON co f3J r at NV Dps
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FOR SALE-BY OWNER.

FOR SALE-BY OWNER.
CLEVELAND PARK HOME.
On. Of pretfiest corLer residences in beautiful
Cleveland Park: fne shade: ten rooms. two
bat tbs; hot water heat; lot 74xe3 rooms large
and well arranged TO: entertaining or home com
fort: best public and private schools close by;
price and terms very reasonable. as owner IL
compelled to sell: inspection by permit only.
SILVER SPRING.
Beautiful home at Silver Spring, Md: 81
Washington most delightful and distinctive
suburbs; electric lights and other modern i'm
proyements; property consists of modern honse of
10 rooms and baths: hardwood floors and fire.
places in all rooms exceptionally beautiful grow.
of trees around residence. which is situated
rolling hill overlooking fne landscape views; no
property in section for sale compares with this
in price charm; values in section fast in
surrounded by aristocrstic Maryland
homes; contains % acres; price. $50 000 or will
sell IS and improvements for Sc. 900; 20
minutes into city by motor.
II prospective buyer serious about either of
above properties owner will be glad to show
them by automobile at an agreed hour.
OWNER.
Phone Main 1920. Office. 1929 Woodward bldg.
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THos. J. Owen { sos. AUCTIoNEERs.
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ON CAPITOL. HILL.
Surroundings Al in every respect. Contains Z
spacious rooms, bath and all modern improve
ments. Lot 90 feet front. INVESTIGATE To-
DAY.
PRICE ONLY 81 500. EASY TERMS.
y. l.. SANSBCRY CO. INC
FL 18th ST. NV Phone N. J904.
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To CLOSE AN ESTATE.

TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Residence. SIT 9Th st. s.w.; fully detached;
brick. two stories; eight rooms and bath: on
lot IS by 125 feet to a0-foot rear alley; large
front and rear Jards-room for garage: good
neighborhood; near cars schools and churches;
worth 81. 600. Submit offer to
z. B. ANDERSON. Executor
921 18th st. NV.
Or your own broker. Inspection by permit only.
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iel9-d&os, exSu

f.S-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
til TIL RSbAY. JUNE TWESTY-EtGHT. 1917
AT FotR O'CLOCK Pm. same place.
te2E 2627.2s ny Order OF the Trustees.
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THIS WILL SURELY APPEAL TO YoU.
beautiful two-story and attic dwelling in a
charming section Of the northwest, where the
surroundings are unusually attractive. large
rooms, tiled bath, hot-wster heat electricity
and gas hardwood trim, real open fireplace, three
large porches and every possible convenience that
you could desire In a home.
THE PRICE WILL. SURPRISE YOU.
" L. SANsBURY CO.. INC.
721 18th ST NV Phone NJ. h9O4
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUcTIoNEER.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. BEING NO. 43 y STREET
NORTHWEST, ADAPTED FOR BUSINESS
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CHEVY CHASE TO kENSINGToN SECTIONS
Lots, to acres Also modern honses with
large lots. Apply KENSINGToN RAILWAY Of
FlCE. Kensington. Md. Phone Ken. 2S-J.
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ton. 7-room house; well back porch; acre.
fenced: large chicken and hrooder house; fruit;
near stores and school Apply Owner, DAVID
c. sERRIN. Seabrook. Nd 23'
BRADLEY HILLS, MD. BUNGALOW; CITY
conyenepces: garage automobile: 3 acres; fruit.
shade; magnificent view, line; owner l.av-
ing. a. STRATToN. Chevy Chase. Route ,. d. c.
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FOR SALE
HERE IS A REAL BARGAIN.
A house that b. sold at reduction of
"a 900. On of the prettest thoroughfares in
Mount Pleasant, between 18th and 14th streets.
SEMI-DETACHED, 3 story. IL large. airy rooms.
baths and large yard Would make an
excellent boa riding house. OWNER PAID
$11 800 for this house.
WILL SELL FOR $500.
". L. SALISBURY CO.. INC.
Tc1 18th ST NV. Phone NJ. beA.
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

CLEAN, DRY STORAGE FOR FURNITURE
and risnos Estimates cheerfnlly given Con
yenient location. WESCIILER'S. 800 Pa. ave,
~ ,y Phone Main 1852.
The Hayti herald., 1917-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Powell and
little daughter, also Mrs. Will
Lynch, of Luxora, Ark, came up
Sunday morning in the formers
Ford car, and visited Mrs.
Powell's parents, Rev. and Mrs.
John T. Self. The little girl hav-
ing came up Saturday noon on
the train.
Genuine Ford-made parts, standard
Ford prices, on all repair jobs and
Ford specialists to do the work at
Ford Service Station. Edgar T. Wal
ters, Charlottesville. 50-61
Joe Foust of the Faust neigh.
borhood has been quite ill for
several days this week from an
attack of pneumonia, butts much
improved at this date.
I. Kohn left Wednesday morn
ing for Memphis where he at.
tends a convention for salesmen
being held in that city.
The Hayti herald., 1917-11-01
Steele News.
SUNBEAM.

To morrow is halloween.
Everyone watch out, Spook's
will get you.
Misses Burbon Polk, Ava
Cliff, Mable Dickson and Gene
Polk drove to Blytheville Sunday
afternoon.
After a few weeks stay here
and at Charlottesville, Mrs. Mary
Lane returned to her home at
Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. T. J. Greene was in Ca.
ruthersville Tuesday on bust.
ness.
Mrs. Mack Woodward, Mrs.
Florence Burton and Maggie
Irwin were shoppers in Blythe.
vile Monday.
Iverson Niche spent three
days in Cooter with his grand.
father. He spent the time in
gathering corn.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Macklin died Tuesday.
The little one was buried at the
Frakes' Cemetery.
Word came here last week
from Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke Ed.
wards of Monette, saying they
were the parents of baby girl,
but the little one only lived three
days.
The enrolment at the Metho.
dist Sunday school is 116. The
attendance Sunday was so with
S5.81 collection, and two birth.
day offerings.
Attendance at the Baptist Sun.
day school was 46 with $1.O1 col.
lection.
Mrs. Workman and two daugh.
ters of Nicola, were shoppers
here Saturday.
Mrs. Jesse Curry and daugh.
ter, Eva, and Opal Howard were
shopping in BLY, theville Friday.
After few days stay here
with friends Mr.. and Mrs. Mack
Drake, left Wednesday for Bells,
Tenn, where they will visit his
mother.
The Hayti herald., 1917-11-01

Billy Nethery, the active and
enterprising local manager for
the East Arkansas Lumber Co.,
made a trip to Charlottesville
Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Terrell of Chaffee
was here Saturday attending to
business. She reported that her
father had been in very bad
health since leaving here.
Misses Pauline and Edith Will
liams of Charlottesville motored
over for a few hours Sunday
afternoon.
A big bouncing ten-pound boy
arrived to make his home with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Eachus Sun.
day.
Congressman j. j. Russell
of Charleston, passed through
Hayti Monday on his way 70
Kennett.
Mrs. Anna Dunklin was here
Sunday visiting her daughter,
M rs. j. L. Doris Sr.
The Hayti herald., 1917-11-01

F. M. Gwin, who has been in
poor health for several days left
Monday for the Baptist Sanitasi.
um at Memphis. Tenn. His son
Clyde, and grandson, Paul Gwin,
accompanied him.
Buster Wells received word
from his brother, Dawson, that
he had been changed from the
Office of postmaster to the Medi.
cal Department at Camp Funs.
ton, Kansas.
Highest market price paid in cash
or trade for pecans at the Wolf Store.
Miss Grace Murphy visited at
Marvin Chapel Sunday, the guest
of Misses Hettie and Lottie Ortin
and Miss Ruby Dickson.
Claud Baird of St. Louis, is
here this week visiting his pars
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Baird
and relatives.
The Hayti herald., 1917-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Hopkins of
Marston was here Sunday visit,
ing at the Mrs. d. B. Hayes
home.
Matt j. Conran and II. j. Cali,
van of New Madrid were here
Saturday looking after business
matters.
Mrs. Della DUNN of Caruth-
ersyille came over Tuesday to
visit her sister Mrs. Tom Cheat,
ham.
Mrs. Sam Foley came over
from Chaffee last Saturday to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Foley.
Little Guy Damson from Hay
ward, is visiting his brother,
Jimmie Watson.
Otto Spain went to Dell, Ark,
Sunday to visit friends.
The Hayti herald., 1917-11-01
FOR SALE, LOST, WANTED.
Farm for Sale.

40.acre farm for sale, all in high
state Of cultivation; one mile Of Amer.
lean wire fence; new barn 30x32 feet;
very good house. Located on main
county road, with rural mail and
telephone service. Part cash, terms
on balance. Address the owner, JOHN
w. BESS, route l, box 10S, Steele,
Mo. 40
The Hayti herald., 1917-11-01
Stop Paying Rent.

We have four houses and five va
cant lots in Haxti that W Ill he sold a
sacrifice to close estate. These places
are modern homes, not ordinary
tenant houses. Apply to L. Z. Rice
P.O. Sox 6. Hayti.
The Hayti herald., 1917-11-01

Haiman kohn, manager of the
Kohn Store at Kennett passed
through this city Tuesday after.
noon going to Memphis where he
attends convention being held
this week for statesmen.
The Hayti herald., 1917-11-01
SCHOOL NOTES.
BY w. Il. JOHNSON, su pe,io..odsn.

HONOR ROLL--SECOND MONTH.
High School-Gladys Chism,
Edith Davis, Mae Dowd, Beulah
Huffman, Nellie Schmidt, Harry
Curtner, Jessie Williams, Ellis
Kohn, George Sigler.
Mr.. Roses room-Helen Guffy,
Allie Cameron, Grace Rowe, Kos
Doris, Lenore Crider, Pearl
Cameron, Effie Ball, Henry Rams.
burgh, Anna Hamilton, Hettie
Patterson, Emmons Alexander,
Ernest Lefler, Lee Perkins, Ray.
mond Crider, Sadie Mitchell,
Carl Martin, Louis Kohn.
Mr.. O'Connor's room-George
Curtner, Virginia Morgan, Jim
T. Dunn, Herminna Sturm, Hugh
Doris, Virgil Money, Shamel
Yearta, John Schmidt.
Miss Pickens' room-Robert
Donald McNail, Moore Schilling,
Merrill Belts, Georgia Cameron,
Maize Cole, Lila Green, Harbert
Hudgens, Thena Hay, Alice La.
Font, Irene Warth, Mayes
Chism, Hazel Hudgens.
Miss Berry's room-Beatrice
Bakey, Flossie Baker, Jennie
Dell Hudgens, Hazel Quillin, Joe
Prince, Willie Robertson, Celesta
Sturm, Bertha Hamlin, Cecil
Busby, Charles Morgan, August
Streiff, Roy Hamlin.
Miss Borer's room-Virginia
Crider, Dorothy Hamilton, Ruth
Jamison, Pauline O'Connor, Ear
Sorrell, Nellie Tidwell, John d,
Fields, Paul Gwin, Wynford
Hanes, Joseph klinkhardt, Roy
Money, Walter Lingemann, Mil
ton Osborne.
Miss Wirsching's room-Mur
vile Hornback, James Hurt
Ruth Bettis. Ketha Crest, Jua
nita Johnson, Stella LaFont, Wof
ford Akers, Edwin Gwin, Lindley
Hay, Albert Sorrell, Nina Duke
Peall Hedge, Doris Hopkins,
Mona Kendrick, Gertrude Patter
son, Ruby Wade, Albert Davis
Raymond Hanes.
Miss McFarland's room-Johr
Sturm, Hardy Ward, Dorothy
Cresswell, Christine Grady, Bes
sic Hedge, Gladys Gwin, Maurine
McNail, Lillian Ransburgh.
Misses Hill and Lambert, to
gether with several high schoo
students gave the boys of the
foot ball team reception Wed
nesday night at the school build
ing to celebrate the victory Of
our boys over Maiden.
The Pep Club" was very
much in evidence at the train
when the boys arrived. The
members of the team appreciate
such expressions of loyalty and
I might say here. that it is just
such support which helps tc
make winning team.
James P. Graham, a student in
Maiden High School. visited us
Thursday forenoon.
The report of Patrons Day will
occur in the next issue of the
Herald.
Miss Hill received a message
Tuesday afternoon from Fulton,
stating that her father had been
found dead in bed that morning.
Mr.. Hill had been bothered with
heart trouble for some time, and
this caused his sudden death.
Miss Hill left Tuesday night for
Fulton. She has the sympathy
of every body in Hayti during
the sad hour which has come her
The Hayti herald., 1917-11-01
Land for Rent.

One 40.acre tract of land for rent
for 1918, with good pair of horses
and farm tools. Money or grain rent
on land, but must have cash for
horses and tools. Phone 4F24, Hayti,
W. A. WED,
The Hayti herald., 1917-11-01

Wanted To buy scrap iron. viii
pay highest prices. See Chas. Morgan,
Hayti Ice e. Cold Storage Co.
The Hayti herald., 1917-11-01

See j. II. Fields to sell your Beet
Hides, Mule or Horse Hides. He will
pay the highest market price for them
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-10-19
CHRISTIAN CHURCH ITEMS.
Sunday, October 21st.
Bible school, 10 a. m. prompt.
Communion. II a. m.

Bible school, 10 a. M prompt.
Communion, IL a. m.
Morning sermon. 11:15 a. m.
Theme. Good Citizenship"
There will be an all days session
under the auspices of the Y. p. s. c.
e. A program will be rendered In
the afternoon. You are invited to
come and eat your dinner at the
church.
Y. p. s. C. e. session in the eve
ming at 700 o'clock p. m. Every
body is invited.
The evening sermon at 500 o'clock
p. III. sharp. Theme, "A Change of
Heart"
The minister will begin series OF
meetings at the Union Chapel east
OF Ebert beginning Monday evening
October 22nd, at 500 o'clock p. m.
Everybody is especially invited to at
tend these meetings as they are TO
be of community interest
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-10-19
GOOD ALEXANDER.

On Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF the brides mother. Mrs. Emma
Alexander. on Cumberland street. oc-
Cured the marriage OF her daughter,
Miss Clyde, to Mr. Edison B. Good Of
Colorado Springs.
For the wedding the home was
taste3ully decorated with ferns and
potted plants. Wagener's bridal song
from Lohengrin was played by Mrs.
j. Proctor Brown previous to the GER
emony. which was read by DR.. John
C. Orr, OF State street Methodist
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-10-19

ranch on Comanche, 9 miles ea.t Of
Ebert on Monday, October 22nd, at
10 o'clock sharp the following de-
scribed property, to-wit:
Stock Cattle, 81 Head.
milk cows. IA yearlings. 2 regis
tered cows. registered yearling heif-
ers, registered bulls. 1 registered
heifer calf. 36 head of calves.
Horses.
geldings. 2 mares, iron gray:
bay mare, l gelding, years old:
mare, years old; yearling mare,
l colt, gelding.
Implements.
reed grinder, grain drill, ! ma
nure spreader. 2 cuItivators, 1 hay
rake, mowers, disc harrow. har-
row, ! gang plow, sulky plow.
grindstone, l cream separator, l John
Deere wagon, 1 John Deere wagon
and hay rack, spring wagon, farm
harness, sets; Deering binder, 1
corn binder
Terms Of Sale.
All sums OF $40 and under. cash.
sums over $40 credit OF months
VIII be given purchaser furnishing
note with approved security, note
bearing per cent interest from
date. per cent discount for cash on
sums over $40. No property to be re-
moved until terms of sale are COM
piled with.
Free Lunch at Noon.
bring Cups)
P. H. Mulligan, Owner.
Fred Albin. Auctioneer.
J. E. Mayer, Clerk.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-10-19
DIED.

II. A. Tanner, old and highly re-
spected citizen OF Ebert County, died
at the home of his daughter in Den
yer, October 18th. at six p. m. ;age
eighty-one years. Mr.. Tanner home
steaded at Fondis twenty-one years
ago where he resided until three
years ago when his health began to
decline. He then rented his ranch
and moved to Denver. Funeral took
place in Denver Thursday. Inter
ment was at Fairmont Cemetery.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-10-19
C. E. NEWS.

The Christian Endeavorers are
getting busy for Uncle Saml
Next Sunday an all-day service
will be held. celebrating Christian
Citizenship day.
The pastor has kindly agreed to
use christian Citizenship" for topic
OF his sermon Sunday morning.
Sunday afternoon the Christian
Endeavorers will hold a meeting, at
which everyone Is invited. A good
program will be supplied.
Come and see how enthusiastic we
are for Uncle Sam.
c. E. Reporter.