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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-22

Enigma.
My whole is Hindu god whose
name contains ten letters.
My Z 8 10 is kind of fruit.
My 10 Is to convert into leather.
My Z 10 is to capture or entangle.
My 3 8 is a weapon.
My 2 3 is an earthen vessel.
My 6 . Z is rapid pace.
Answer - Juggernaut. Words - Nut.
tan, net, gun, jug, run.
Home and the Wife.
The wife who conScientiously exc
cutes her duties in the home is as great
wealth producer as her husband, &C
cording to Professor B. II. Andrews OF
Columbia university. A woman who
takes care of the home gives her hus-
band many comforts that would cost
him twice as much to get anywhere
else. The time will soon come, he pre-
dicted, when the housewives value will
be realized more fully, and many wives
now earning wages outside the home
will prefer to spend their time in the
home instead.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1917-05-22
Light as Chaff

Well Trained.
Have you ever had any experience
In handling high class waref' asked a
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
WATCH FOR SWEET
POTATO bORER

Because Of the Increased acreage Of
sweet potatoes IN louisiana this year,
there is serious danger that the sweet
potato wpegH. OF borer will become
distributed over a larger area ihan Il
has heretofore occupied The Bureau
Of Entomology, United States Depart.
meat of Agriculture, is making a
special effort 90 prevent the Insects
spread and eradicate II from sections
where II ts already present. In this
work the cooperation of all growers Of
sweet potatoes is needed
The insect feeds Ia the potatoes and
renders them unfit for human consump-
| ton. The adult Is an odd.shaped, sleu-
/ der hard bodied shiny beetle, about
Ioucfourlh inch long. with conspicuous
/ beak aud legs In color II Is partly
metallic blue and partly bright red,
The footioss larya. or grub, Is white.
with pale brown head and IL about enc.
| fifth inch long
| Potatoes containing the Seeyil should
never BE- shipped into districts where
| the pest is not present. Infested pota-
| toes. found 81 digging time should he
destroyed by hGrulug or boiling II
boiled they mas be fed 10 stock. They
should not be- left Ia the field OF placed
| ia storage With sound potatoes Thus
/ II jones. chronological Assistant T..
: Department Of Agriculture h. = T.
| Press Bulletin.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
PICK TWICE SEED CORN NEEDED

81 corn rfpcning time. drop all other
iarm business. says thc 4 8 Depart.
mnut 81 Agriculture. aHd select twice
a. much seed corn as you think you
UHI need The Job IL too important
e. be- conducted incidentally while
.husklug. and demands the entire atten.
.tiun at the farmer when the time in
'riBa likewise the corn
IA soon ae the crop natures the wise
farmer viii go Through the field with
seed picking bags. and busk the ears
from The stalks that have produced the
most corn without having anY special
advantage such as space moisture 81
fertility he will pass hy the large
ears ou stalks standing aloue wish an
unusual amount II space around them
strains that do aell In competition 70,
flight and moisture aad soil fertility are
likely 20 rrpc, ( under the same onudl
iFuns The most Important eonsidDfa
Iliop Is 10 select seed frum those plant,
thich have the ingtatHod ability Il
furnish the largest quantity Of dri
sheilod corn,
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
OATS YIELD WELL
FOLLOWING LEGOMES

Some examples Of successful oat pro.
duction In different parts Of Louisiana
where the crop was planted on lands
that bad grown a Ieguminous crop the
previous summer ara given below Ia
each case the land VAS broken to 4
depth of from six 10 ten inches and
then thoroughly disked and narrowed
In the Red River valley, near Shrtyr-
port a t0acre Geld of Data grown ola
land that had hoeA lis alfalfa for four
years yielded 50 bushels per acre Two
bushels Of aCcttmatpd Texas red rust.
proof oats pcr acre were drilled oct Il.
In the Ouachita River valley near
Monroe. 50 bushels Of oats per acre
we're produced on land that had been
IN Iespedeza. Two and eHe.lalf bushels
OF Louisiana redrust proof eats per
aero we're drilled October Il
On the Rayou Macon ridge 81 acres
produced oats re follows 60 acres that
had been IN lespedega Wcre drilled 10
oats September Is and produced 50
bushels per acre, 6 acres that had
grown corn and peas we're planted to
oats October 10 and produced 81
bushels per acre; rs acres Of cotton
land weFe planted 20 cats from October
ia to November and produced "a
bushels per ACRE
A farm In one Of the Delta pa lshes
produced S. bushels per acre IN land
that had grown cowpeas and - bushels
ON land without the peas, Tao or three
bushels nf oats per acre were drilled
early Ia October. -i T. t. Press
! Bulletin.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
UNIVERSITY AIDS
SUGAR PLANTERS

The following letter from oue Of the
largest sugar manufacturers Of Louis
mua aaa received recently by rFest
dent Boyd OF the Louisiana State t'Hi
yerslty. The letter Ia seIlezplgnaiory
land is published Ia order 10 cali atten.
tluu OF other sugar manufacturers to
the fact lurt thc University les ready
and wiling to assist them Ia putting
their plants on the NEST efficient and
economical basis Of operation.
We write to tell You of the results
af the advice and plans furnished as
last season by Professor Kerr OF the
Louisiana State University. and again
this season by Professor Guell
Last season Sc spent four thousand
dollars on oar bagasse boilers ia max
ing changes according 70 Professor
Korr'a plans. The reduction la the
consumption Of fuel during that one
season more than Offset the four thou.
sand dollars spent ia making changes,
besides the saving Of valuable time
! We were So well pleased that this
season wa asked Professor Gucll TO
see what could be- done Ritb car oil
| burning boilers. After . test made By
Professor Uupll on the boilers as they
stood. aud another test made after Nc
HAD effected the changes IN the settling
of the boilers according ta his plans
and advice. the efficiency has been
more than doubled and consumption Of
fuel 50 reduced that considering the
scarcity and high price. oar gain from
/ the changes sill br very great so much
go chat 80 feel that some effort EhDHld
| b. made to have the attention OF
owners Of other sugar factories called
| 80 what can be done towards reducing
| the consumption Of fuel especially uu
oil burning boilers quickly aud At q
enlall cost. l.. s. t. Press Bulletin
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13

Some years ago, an enthusiastic
patriot. IN an excess Of zeal wrote
some American words 10 ct the Dir uf
God Save the King The now pocm
Has as oasy 70 learn rs Us melody was
simple 10 sing. and consequently Il
grew ln favor until nov Il bids fair to
bc everywhere Ia this country sung a.
wrll and used as often as is the star
spangled banner itself
Few people think Of what the air b.
There are many Of Hs vho would per.
haps have known no better than the
son Of "a Western governor, Who wrote
70 hls father from London, that the
English people had 80 deep respect
Tor the American nation that whole
Audiences Of them rose 20 their feet
whenever the band played America
When we sing Il here ourselves, Ia
effect ae sing the national air 81
England and. by doing SO, we create
confusion IN our oRn minds and just
q little wonder lu the minds Of thosr
II our allies aho may hear as We
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
A PROPOSED UNIFORM FLAG ACT

Copies OF the Uniform Fiag Act"
approved By state commissioners on
uniform laws at thulf twenty seventh
annual meeting. have been received at
this office The convention urges that
.eycry state adopt Tits act Ia provide
punishment fur aay one who by Word
mark. picture of advertisement shah
|dJsacmte ur cast contempt upon the
national ca state gmblcms
The words dag. standard, color ar
ensign ut state aF the national GOT
lpnmrnt are con rrucd to mean either
thg actual Tag. whether miniature ur
normal or ANY picture or representa-
ts8H o} ia The act will provide q d..
Finite charge for Judges Who have been
furnishing iBsuts ia the flag by resort
go heavy fines on other couuts Il
Wu1 id,H that "aug person aho shall
publicly mBiilatc, dotacr. detlle, defy.
tample upon or by word or act east
cont mpt apon auy nag standard,
color OF dastaB Hs committing a mis-
1pmylnnr
Exceptions arc madc so that the pro,
pusrd laiule shall not apply 20 any act
permitted by the statutes Of the United
States or ~ the state passing the law
60 navy or army reguIr tons, OF to
documents, ieaelry pictures or sta.
llouery where the flag IL depicted with
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
GRAZING EXPERIMENTS
GIVE GOOD RESULTS

Some notes frnm hog grazing expert
msuts conducted on the North Louis.
lana Experiment station, al Calhoun.
ara given below ln view Of the lH-
creased acreage planted to fail grazing
crops In Louisiana that are nos avail
able and the exceedingly high price oi
finished pork products. these notes
should prove to be very timely aHd
interesting to Louisiana farmers
On September -. 1915. three s0wH
land Is aboats were turned on one acre
ct Mammoth YelIow SOY beans On
October Is they had consumed all tin
beans and showed a gain Of SIS pounds
No other feed vas given the hogs white
grazing the beans. They we're re
moved 90 an acre OF peanuts Spanish
which they we're allowed to Craze for
u days. The hogs made "a gain Of
4es pounds OH the peanuts
Tn September l.. 1915. IS shoais
weighing 2o5i pounds were given ac.
cess 10 three fourths of an acre OF corn
and peas, which they had consumed by
October and had gained at the rate
Of al pounds per acre The corn was
estimated to yield so bushels per acre
On December a. 1915. u hogs weigh
tue zoos pounds were tnrurd into one.
lhalf acre 81 sweet potatoes On Jan.
uars Ehey had consumed the potatoes
aud gained at the rate of ssS pounds
per acre. The puiatuea Wore uHfartih
zad aHd gree oH fairly poor light
sandy Iuam soil The yield Mss est.
mated 20 be- 21u bushels pr acre On
January this lot of hogs sax turned
/ into another oHe.halt acre oi sweet
potatoes. which they consumed hY Jan
luary Is aud had gained al The rate Of
| l7gg pounds an acre. They consumed
| sis bushels Of corn while eating these
potatoes. The potatoes had been fer.
tlized 8jtb equal parts OF cotton seed
meal and acid phosphate applied 1T
the ratc of 600 pounds "a acre The
Id IT the potatoes was not estimated
| T.. = & Press Bulletin
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13

sUr tie TO lay your head Ia mothers
hap ard fgnI her hand rest Ike a heae-
diylIao on e tired head, feel fathers
arms lovingly around yon IA sympathet,
ie understanding
have and am we'll, 40 matter
boa old and feel at times even yet,
THAT / would give much for u little
pnttna - Iike the world from my
mother uF father.
As q teacher I have found that chill
draH Who come from homes where
thpso forms of endearment aud affec
ton sire INDUCED ltt, are by far the
most easly managed and the MOST
courteous 81 children
You mU say. My child does not
want to be petted Try him aud see
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
ABOUT OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM

also aiss Ia this way, the opportunity
Of incorporating "a first In our patriotic
memories and associations. the words
aud music of aH anthem that IL ours
and Ours alone and that must represent
ne among the armies Of the world until
the day comes shen some master
musician Nlll write for Us the master
anthem that We need
The words Of America" ere sectional
aad carry the atmosphere at a very
small part 81 the country ~ music
Is English aud stands absolutely for
England aud her empire THE Star
spangied banner IL American words
theme and adaptation Of its music, all
wholly Ours Nlth $50 chance ol confu-
sion Nhy not leave the Older song TO
the people 10 whom Il belongs aud
make this one that Ii our oWu a
memory holding part 81 the new day
which. hy thc help Of Americas young
strength. is to be- ushorpd into re-
generate world. Southern Nomau's
Magazine
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
REMEDY FOR PLANT
Lice ON GREENS

Turnips mustard. aud radishes grown
Ia Louisiana during the fall months are
oftcn severely injured by a small, light
green, soft bodied sucking insect an
apfid or plant louise that h found
principally of the under side OF the
leaves
These aphids may be kept under
control by spraying with mixture Of
one teaspoonful Of aic0tiue sulphate
and an inch cube of laundry soap in a
gallon of water, the soap being ffst
dissolved In a portion Of the water A
spray pump that Will force the liquid
ont Of the nozzle as a fine spray or
mist must b. used and the aphids must
be set with the spray In order 10 Kin
them The nozzle should be SO at.
tached 10 the spray rod as ia form a
right angle at that point With this
device the spray can be- better applied
10 the under surface of the leaves
negin spraying when the aphtds first
attack the plaHts
To facilitate spraying the seed should
be planted IN drills or rows not broad
cast. II ia also much easier 80 reach
the aphtds on plants having smooth
leaves DO not plant varieties that have
urlca leaves Thas II. Jones Euio
mologieai Assistant. Il s. Department
Of Agriculture LIST. Press Bulletin
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13

no design Of using the national EN-.
hlem for commercial advertising
Three pertinent paragraphs contain
I'd In section Of the proposed act
follow.
TO place or cause To be placed any
word figure, mark picture design,
drawing ar advertisement of any IN.
mrr upon any flag standard color or
ensign Of the United States or OF this
state. or authorized by any laN Of the
ln.Iad stat IS ~ of this state. ur
TO expose to public sIew any such
tag. standard. color oF ensign upon
which shall have been printed painted
OF otherwise produced, or tn which
have been attached, appended. Affixed
OF annexed any such word, figure.
mark. picture. design. drawing OF ad.
ynrtisemeut, or
20 cxpore To public view for sale,
manufacture. or otherwise az 80 sell.
give or have Ia possession fof sale, Tor
gift or for use for any purpose any
substance, being aR article Of mercban
disc. OF receptacle. OF tf.ng for holding
OF carrying merchandise, upon or To
which shall have been produced Or at
taehed any such aag standard, color
or ensign. in order to advertise, call
IaltpulIon to. decorate. mark or dis
! tingulsh such article or substance.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13

Don't throw away the pulp left ~
the Jelly bags after the clear juice has
drained out SAYS the United States
Department OF Agriculture Federal
laws prohibit the use ST this substance
for commercial purposes, because Il
might masquerade as Wholeirull
product II is wholesome. however
and there is no reason why Il should
not be pslt to family use 0ae Of the
most satisfactory products that can b.
made from fruit pulp h marmalade.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13
MORE Lows IN THe HoAE
(Jeasle n FefKoraon in Hollands
Magazine

WHY wiil parents ccaye to show their
affection fur their ehl,dren when they
have become old CROUCH 10 appreciate
aud hong 10 be- pstted2
Some parents vii say they have un
time for suea fooltshness after the
child has assed his hahshoad. nut
does II sase ans more time 10 speak a
CHEEKY word. imprint a breezy Kiss or
lmpafs loving hug. than IL doos 10
seoid. slap OF perhaps push' your child
,ut 81 sour way
Hos many Of you have not Ia times
past nj some crisis I'm your lives. felt
that you would give several years Of
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1917-10-13

Early maturity g a desirable quality.
and "a are short thiek. aina 8rn stalks
tuphcayy ones ailh ears borne too
high arr likely tn moan lUssss Breed
nF experiments have proved that the
tendency 10 produce suckers Is herrhi.
la9g in corn other things being equal
take ihe seed from euckrfirsr STALKS
Evening star., 1917-11-20

FOR sALEIPR1CE. S5.250-wEL LOCATED
on the Heights; convenient to car service; very
attractive stx-room house having hot-water heat
ceiling. porches. deep yard With room for garage
Immediate possession.
BOSS ( PHELPS. INC. 14oe H st. NV
FOR sALE--PRICE. se.750-IN sAUL's AD-
diton: the best detached house in this section
that is being offered for sale containing eight
rooms and bath. hot-water heat. electric lights
oak floors. all windows equipped with Chamber
lain metal weather strip; whole property in frst-
class condition. Owner will give possession at
ROSS { PHELPs, INC. 14oe st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. SO, 0,O0O-ON EUCLID ST.
between 18th and 14th SITS. very cheap home
IN IN hree-story. bay,window brick house. having
at this price are hard to get. Possession can be
BOSS 1 PHELPS. INC. 14oe ST. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. $5.s5o-oN FAIRM0NT
St. convenient to 14th; house you will surely
buy If you want a real attractive modern home
having six rooms and bath, attic. a glassed-in
sleeping porch equal to a room; everything mod
BOSS PHELPS. INC. 1408 st. NV
FOR sALE-PRICE. s5, AWELLLOCATED
semi-detached brick house having four rooms on
the first floor and four large sleeping rooms on
second floor. This property has south and east
exposure Is in hrst-class repair and the location
BOSS PHELPS. INC, 14oe st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $5.s5O-IN MT. PLEAS
ant; positively the best value ever offered In a
brand-new house. having six rooms. two baths,
hot-water heat electric lights. oak floors. large
plenty Of room for garage This house % can never s
~ BOSS PHELPs M f~nsts INo neaa 1aoe sh,a price s
traetive new colonial brick house, having hot
water % heat. electric lights. perches; lot 81 feet
made and immediate possession given This house
will be sold within the next two or three days
BOSS PHELPS. INC, 14os b st. NV.
Evening star., 1917-11-20
ATTENTION, HOME BUYERS.

ATTENTION, HOME BUYERS.
Near 18th and kilbourue; nearly new house
8 rooms. baths, porches. hardwood floors and
trim; beautiful mantels; tnstantaneous water
heater; hot-water heat. Nice yard to paved alex
An opportunity to secure a splendid homs>k &
low price.
&11,500.
On 10th st. near Park road.
10 roomN. baths. porches. Metal weather
strips. screens: servants room. Wonderful bar
gain at this price.
New Groom detached hollow-tile house IN
BROOKLAND. Modern in every detail. Near
cars, Ready for occupancy. On account Of trade
ALLAN 3. WALKER & CO.. Inc. 1888 G st.
SEVEN ROOMS: LATRoBB HEAT AND GAS:
fully screened: colonial porch; good condition;
price, s., 900: easy terms. 5O2 G st. Sc. 25s
4os NET INVESTMENT. CHEVY CHASE,
D. C.-Will sell my 7r. 4 b. brick house.
block from Conn. ave-, hardwood floors and trim
throughout and completely furnished and rented
S45 monthly; owner leaving city. Address, Box
151-S, Star onice.
FOR sALE-l736 LAMONT 81,
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE.
u Rooms: BATHS: GARAGE; LOT eod1a
AA 0R00lk6s 1l1A I u
Evening star., 1917-11-20

A REAL HOME OF LARGE ROOMS AND 2
large kitchen, extra pantry. large closets IN each
room; also extra large cedar closet; ot,water
heat; large bright cellar under entire house;
house is bungalow type and has large garage to
match house: lot is extra large: plenty room for
garden. Location IL 9Th and Dahlia SITS. NV.
Takoma Park, D. C. One block from car. school.
library. stores. etc. Price. $3.50. Easy terms.
House is open for inspection or cali Main s7
and owner will call and take you there. or take
Takoma Park car, get OF At 9th and Bltternut
sts.: walk square north. 3. ooLD0AaA10
Evening star., 1917-11-20
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.


There is no safer investment
than District of Columbia real
estate when bought at the right
prices. I have a list of properties
at prices which should appeal to
the most conservative investor.
1924 Church st NV. 915-23 N. Jersey av -.
1894 Corcoran st NV. 1924 LIST st se.
2257 18th st NV. 127 4th ct ee.
1I43 1st st NV. 731 7th st
lOoS 1st st NV. 1332-34 11th st -.
14l6 New Jersey ~ NV, 1357-6l x st se.
412 L st NV. 2SS-4 18th st %.
40 Il st 1881 d st Sc.
2lS Indiana ave nv. 1909 Meigs pl ne
Lot on Sth ct. near Bar zoos Gales st ne
~ place NV. 1112 Trinidad ave ne.
Lot 1st and O sts sw. 215-17-19 18th st ne.
22S-31 l2th st sw. 1212-22 st ne.
Tie 9th st sw. 727 Sd st ne.
402 and 406 8. Cap. st. ! IS 4 st ne:
Call writs for List and priceA
Inspection by permit only.
ARTHUR CARR,
IIoI E Street NV.
Evening star., 1917-11-20
WANTED TO BUY.

DETACHED HOUSE, 10
to L. rooms, Washington Heights. Cleveland
Park or Georgetown. Price. $4,000 to S15. 600.
to be given within Is days. Give full
particulars and fnclose snapshot Of property IL
you have one. Address Bog 1s-E. Star Office.
Evening star., 1917-11-20
FOR SALE-HouSEs.
(C0ntfnued).

s6.7oo-woRTH $3.50; WEST 18th ST.: OuT-
of-fown owner; surrounded by homes of wealth:
9 open freplaces: h.wh: ami: bcautifui an.
potntments; hardwood noor and trim. Address
Bog SIT. Star Office.
s10.0oo-WoRTH $1,000: HEIGHTS: NV:
by 40; COW. car lines: home prominent build
er; ami; billiard room; open hrepiace; q
constructed; assess. value. $f0.3o0: rear stair
way: cedar closet; terms. Address Boz So-T,
Star office.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR sALEIEx-
traordinary opportunity to secure one Of the
finest residential properties in our city; located
west of 1eth St; 10 rooms; all modern improve
ments; unusually large verandA. garage for three
cars. This property is detached and has fne
flower gardens and lawn. For full particulsr:
JOSEPH C. zIRKLE. .os Colorado bldg.
ARMY OFFICER, LEAVING CITY. E0Sf
sacrifice home: near Connecticut avenue; 3
ing; hot-water heat; gas and electricity; large
lot to alley; g garage; immediate possession.
HIGBIE & RICHARDSON. 1904 n ST. NV
NEAR 14th AND PARK ROAD N.w.-2-sTORY
brick residence: rooms. tiled bath; h.w.h.:
eiee: lights; colonial porch: deep hack yard
10 paved aey 4. {. fasSfea faoTsH1oS rs'es c.. .
635 st. NV.
VERY ATTRACTIVE DETACHED BUNGALOW
at sacrifice: owner leaving city; large
rooms; hot-water heat: hardwood finish: large
porches. all screened; open fireplace; large lot;
HiGR1E & RICHARDsoN. 1904 Il st. NV.
FOR sALE-oN n. J. AVE. NEAR NV:
attractive brick. rooms. Good HOME or In
vESTMEET. $500.
c. W. STEERS. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
$50 ,OO0-COST S45 600 TO BUILD; HEALTH
requires sacrifice; yrs. old; heights. near sher-
idan Circle; cor lot. 65 by 1To: garage, . cars;
hollow tile; solid mahogany doors: silver lock;
large porches: superb view: roof garden: shade
and fruit trees; grape arbor; flowers; fountain;
cedar closet; instantaneous hot-water heater:
copper cutters and down spouts; open fireplace:
con. to cars: terms Address Box SIT. Star
office.
s-ROOM SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE: WELL
located In Northwest Washington: modern i'm
provements. Price. $3.50. Terms II desired.
For full particulars phone NJ 1896
JOSEPH &. ZIRKLE. 203 Colorado bldg.
Evening star., 1917-11-20

HOUSES.
3440 34th place. 12 rooms and bath. .$S5 90
COLORED TENANTS.
1124 23rd st. NV, rooms and bath. 90. .$16 80
5 Vermont court, 4 rooms. ms............. 100
STORES.
Sc. corner 18th and SITS. 50. 600 per year
929 D ST., floor space
2114 18th ST., 1st floor $50 90
WEAVER BROS. 1876 18th st.
Evening star., 1917-11-20
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.

A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME: LooA-
PARK and HyattsviiIe. near Rams Horn Inn; II
rooms; brick; center hall; 2 baths: elec. Ights;
hot-water heat; large porches: the most modern
home, within 20 minutes ride Of Center market;
beautiful lawns: 10 acres garden land Apply 70
BEN SCHWARTZ. go st. NV.