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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

ROCKVILLE ELECTRIC; NOT FAB OUT
beautiful location; small bungalow: good lot
electricity: few steps to cars; immediate pos
session; $3, 200; easy terms. Boz 250-K. Stal
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rysps ~ HAsgg 4sg. ien 9, Z. s,ssS q Tsyss.
Also large fund to loan on busfness
peuperty or apartment bldgs. Pre0pe
answers to applications. One Per ceas !
eommission. Current interest ntso.
6HANNON 3 LUCHs, Loan Dep<.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

LOUISIANA AVE. NEAR 7th ST.; GOOD
building; leased for 81 200 per year. PRICE,
THos. W. FOWLER & SON. 1877 18th st. NV.
FOR sALEICENTRAL BUSINESS PROPER
ty; rented 81 200 per year. Consider good farm
In part payment or reasonable trade for other
property. L.. E. F. PRINCE. 14lO H.
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Ihree.stofy, bay.window, press brick; 10
rooms and baths; hot-water heat; electric
~ and fks; everything modern, has six large
bedreons: house In splendid condition; owner
% premises; immediate possession. Can sell
sn tefns-eI 100 canh, $50 m0nthiy. -
=sss 7. 3. BROWN CO.,
islt est. n.w.s franklin 2ess.
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FOR sALE-sTOREs. !,

CIGAR and confectionery store; doing hne bust
ness; will sacrifice; sickness cause Of selling
l10e North Capitol Ut. NV. Phone Franklil
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

TWO BRICK GARAGES, PAYING 20 PER
cent, with extra ground to build ado1tional n a.
garages to pay 35 to 40 per cent; 1,OOO cash
only. Address Box 305-K. Star office. -
TWO ONE-sTORY STORES, OCCUPIED BY
bakery and Chinese laundry, on Georgia ave-
NV; yearly rent 1892 Price, 80 ,4OO.
ALEX. s. CLARKE, Jr.. 1888 g st. nv.
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< ST. NEAR NORTH CAPITOL-FIND SIX
room brick; hot-water heat. cellar, large lot.
Only 81, $50; easy terms; splendid homo.
ROLAND @. BOOTH. 215 B. NV. Fr. 29o2. q
g OOO-TERMs. 500 CASH, $50 MONTHLY
for q good Groom. press-brick dwelling. near
18th and s.e.. for navy yard man.
ROLAND G. BOOTH, 216 3 NV. Fr. 2702. q
BEAUTY HONE+BROOKLAND,r d. g. 1, 7R.,
b., concrete cellar, h.w.h, electricity, screened
porcies, large lot; low price. See -.
ROLAND G. BOOTH. 215 NV. Fr. 2702. 20
HAVE TWO MODERN HOUSES. 10 ROOMS
and 2 baths, in good downtown section; hard
wood noors and hot-watef heat. VIII guarantee
q monthly rental Of $50 for years. Price only
81, go, This IL hne opportunity. sl,s=
HARVEY O. WILSON. =
Franklin 2te6. 40 Colorado bldg.
H.. T. LAW. 1910 E ST. Sc. MAKES A
specially Of ceiling HOMES. List with him
and get quick results. Phone Lincoln 5725- So
q, 800 WILL BUY AN EXCEPTIONALLY
good home; 2-stsry brick: 8 fine rooms all
modern conveniences; h.w.h. j; hne yafd; GA
RAGE. etc. located ON st. near 10Th i.w.
, HIT. Law. 1919 nc. s;e. * as
s,sszs ei,a So 5 .2s.5 Ss.giv sd sss.9 9yses2a
John w. Thompson & Company,
Iuc0rnarafed--
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sBUNGAIOw; ROOMS. BATH. RUNNING
water furnace, wash house 36xS IT.; garage
for cars; miles from city: nice grounds
on fine pike; s., 200 cash. Address Box 252.K.
Star ONCE. ~
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Cars on g street, marked Riverdale Ber.
wyn or laurel. direct to our once. 4
IMMEDIATE POSsEsSION-LARGE GROOM
hcme; lot 160x225; 8 blocks cars. Hyattsville;
water, gas, elec.: pretty hedges; g 800; 81 500
cash. GEO. G. WALKER, Kenois bldg, 1ith & @.
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Elegant, Conveniently
Arfaneed new h6mes Of large fpeans
s and bath: perchss front aad k4ass
double oak hoofS no aad down. sta1ebs
sss ID; si:essie lie l;shfins y III. sstuTss & @ asssss;
tent, to thu cars! NnlAcnte pr5See ann !
: tefns. Bee eamplk house. 11A VaxuuM
st.ssn.vpTPetworth. :
HOWARD & HINES, Inc.
n 18Th = M. Ih E,nk. va.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty-foW
hours
Mary F. Berry. So. 21o 1st street southeast.
Alice G. Monroe, g. Providence Hospital.
John Doe, 4S, St. Elizabeth Hospital.
John Schroeder. 81, United States Soldiers
Home Hospital.
John T. Child-ess. 60. Sibley Hospital.
Daniel c. Justison. Sc, St. Elizabeth Hos.
pital.
Mollie E. Russler. 46. 1o 4th street south.
east
Charles D. Glass. 65, go Maryland avenue
northeast.
-, Margaret Wiegand. 81. George Washington
Mary j. Lewis, z. esss Georgia avenue.
Alice Branham. IS. 2337 Ontario road. .
George B. Garner. 81. 1884 9Th street
Amelia Loellers. 76, Blue Plains. d. c.
John Jones, "a, Washington Asylum Hos
pital
Maria Coates, 81. 100 Virginia avenue
southwest.
George whycor. Al. Freedmen's Hospital.
ElenOre Gray, 81, IA 1917 street southeast.
Corrne Ford. 8 months. Casualty Hospital
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Ketner-De Groot.

An interesting wedding took place this
afternoon at o'clock at Ingram Memo
rial Church, when Miss Elsie Florine De
Groot, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T.
De Groot: became the bride of Mr.. Cecil
Joseph Ketner of Riverdale, Nd, the
Rev. Lewis E. Purdum officiating.
The bride, who was escorted and later
given in marriage by her father, wore a
gown Of white georgette crepe trimmed
with pearls, and large pink picture hat.
roses and sweet peas.
The maid Of honor. Miss Edith De
Groot, cousin of the bride, wore pink
georgette crepe. with a large pink hat.
and carried pink roses.
Mr.. Kyle ketner was best man and
the ushers were Mr.. Reginald Charles
and Mr.. William De Groot.
A reception followed at the home of
the bride. when the newly married
couple were assisted in receiving by
who wore becoming violet georgette
crepe gown. and Mrs. ketner. mother
of the bridegroom. whose gown was
of purple crepe de chine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ketner left later for a
northern trip. the latter wearing a
smart gray tailored costume with a
small blue hat trimmed with feathers
Mr.. John Barrett will leave tomor-
row for Harrisburg and Philadelphia
where he will make addresses on pan
American affairs at conventions being
held in those cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Cravens are
leaving Washington today for Atlantic
City, where Mrs. Cravens will recuper-
ate from a recent attack of influenza
From Atlantic City they will return
to their home in California.
Maj. A. F. Howard, U. S. Marine
Corps. and Mrs. Howard are spending
few days at the Willard, en- route
to Quantico, where the former has
been ordered for duty.
Mrs. Howard was formerly Miss
Dorothy Bennett. daughter of the
commandant of the Pensacola navy
yard and Mrs. Bennett.
Mrs. Frederic v. Abbot and the
Misses Abbot. wife and daughter OF
Brig. Gen. Abbot, have discontinued
their days at home until after Easter.
Mrs. Juanita Valentine of New York
is the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lincoln G. Valentine at their resi-
dence. 200 Q street.
Mrs. Zarecor of Kentucky arrived in
Washington yesterday to be the guest
of her brother. Mr.. Justice Mercy
nolds.
FAIRY Lane" musical fantasy,
followed by a program, of dances. will
be given at the Belasco Theater Tues
day afternoon. April 20, at 2:15, for
the benefit of the Animal Rescue
League. Mrs. P. Lee Phillips is cha
peroning the Swedish dance, which
will be danced in national costume.
The rehearsals for this part of the
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported t.
the health department in the last twenty -fou
hours
Stanley H. and Margaret wolcott, girl.
Leo l. end Mary l.. Wallnch, girl.
John I. and Ethel N. Thompson, boy.
Henry and Sadie Schwartz, hoy.
Vincent and Claire Sgueo, girl.
Roy and Cathryn c. Southard. boy.
George F. and Marguerite Ross, girl.
Herbert and May Naley, girl.
Ewell X. and Linnie V. Jett. girl
Robert I. and Sarah l. Hixson, boy.
Clarence E. and Myra Forsberg, boy.
Salvatore and Rosaria Dimiso, boy.
jacques NJ. H. P. and Jeanette de Il
Chapelle, girl
Harry A. and Edna Clark, boy.
Luigi and Maria Candore. girl.
John F. and Sallie w. Courtney, boy.
Frederick B. and Lottie J. Beilstein, girl.
Joseph and Beatrice Thornton. boy.
Charles W. and Mattel Taylor. boy.
Benjamin and Mary Il. Robinson. boy.
Seymour and Louise Meachum, boy.
Robert and Katie Maize, girl.
Riley E. and Helen B. Mangum. boy.
James II. and Beatrice V. Hill. boy.
William c. and Estelle Graham, boy.
John and Edna Cathern. girl.
James end Annie Braxton, boy.
George T. and Daisy Bruce, girl.
Thomas c. and Lucille Anderson, boy.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to. the
following:
Alston P Curtin and Julia Smith,
William G. Disney and Mary G. Price.
Frank II. Skidmore and Manila White.
William B.. Crenshaw Of Knoxville. Tenn.
and Jeannie s. Gloster Of this city.
Bernard f. Dennison and Monte l. knight.
Lem +. Bernhiem and Steffrna Babkee.
Cecil J. Kctner Of Riverdale, Nd, and Elsie
F. DeGroot Of this city.
George D. Armstrong Of Columbus. Ohio, and
Maybelie f. Buckingham of this city.
George f. Adams of Atlanta, Ca, and Mar
guerite Golze of this city.
and Estelle c. Stokes Of Dennwood. D. c.
Spencer Rhope and Rachel Chase.
John w. Robinson and Carrie Brown.
Randolph NJ. Harris and Eda +. Ashe
Robert NJ. Tasco IF Herndon, Va, and Mar
garet II. Bell Of Baileys Crossroads, Va.
William Mckinley Pryor and Evelyn Hatton.
John Watson and Lilly Soil. both of Clifton
Forge, Va.
Evening star., 1919-04-09
Sale Opens Saturday.

A rummage sale and Easter bazaar
for the benefit of the Washington
Diet Kitchen Association will open
Saturday at 604 Fourteenth street and
will continue for a week. The sale,
which is an annual institution and
always meets with great success, will
be under the management of Mrs.
Hope Slater, Mrs. George Howard, Mrs
H. H. Rogers and others.
Hats. parasolS and dainty wearing
apparel will be on sale Books. pic
lures and many beautiful things. in
cluding some really lovely old-fash-
ioned jewelry. have been donated and
will be sold a reasonable prices.
Contributions are earnestly solicit
ed. and If those desiring to make do
nations will phone Franklin 81 an auto
mobile will be sent to collect the pack
ages.
Mrs. Ralph Ellis will come to Wash
ington Saturday to spend a few days
with her mother, Mrs. B. H. Warder.
She is on her way from Camden. S. c..
where she has been spending the win
ter. to her home on Long Island.
Miss Mary B. Temple has returned
from Tennessee, and is at the New
Willard for a stay of few weeks.
Mr.. Dick Waters. who has just re-
turned to Washington after two years
service in France, entertained at tea
yesterday afternoon at the Cafe St
Marks, when his guests included Mrs
Leonard L. Nicholson and her house
guests from New York, her sister, Mrs
Harris Crist. and Miss Emily Burrows
who stopped here en- route home from
Florida, Mrs. Crist and Miss Burrows
will leave Washington tomorrow for
New York.
| Miss Jessie E. Galbraith Of Hamil-
| ton, Ontario. who has been the guest
of Miss Helma NJ. Cheesmah for sew
/ eral weeks, will return to her home
Friday. Her marriage to Mr.. c. Gar
| land Stead Of Hamilton, Ont, will take
place shortly.
The League Of American Pen Women
! will not give its usual Friday aft
ernoon tea this week. as Mrs Isaac
Pearson. president of the league, is
"hser+ from the city. Mrs. Pearson is
spending the week at Atlantic City.
The residence of Mrs. Brandes, 2o3c
18th street, was the scene last even.
ing Of a surprise dance given in homo,
of Miss Margaret Preinkert on her
twenty-f1rst birthday anniversary.
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Louvre Service is marked by
palnStaking care and compe-
tent aSsortmentS.
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FIRE DAMAGES TRESTLE.
Traffic Delayed on B. & o. South of
, Benning-Other Small Blazes.

Traffic on the Alexandria branch Of
pany was interrupted by the burning
of trestle south of Benning yester-
day afternoon. An empty box car on
siding caught fire and sparks set
fire to the trestle. The trestle was dam
aged to the amount Of $1,000 before the
fire was extinguished by f1remen.
Fire in the lumber yard of johnson
& Wimsatt, South Capitol and X
streets. last night about o'clock caused
about $500 damage.
Spontaneous combustion was the
cause of small fire in the basement
of the residence of Mrs. Adele Wade,
122 18th street northeast, this morn
ing about o'clock.
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"a THE LOUVRE
IN. lll5ellH T STREET
zT

EVERY arrival
II seems to rival it's
pr e d e ceS SOr in
comeliness and charac-
ter. New thoughts of
design; new weaves;
new shades-and the
splendid detail of work
manship that makes
Louvre garments ST.
perior.
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Mrs. Zarecor Of Kentucky arrived in
Washington yesterday to be the guest
of her brother, Mr.. Justice Mercy
nolds.
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i80c1I@2K Society

ORMER PRESIDENT AND
Il MRS. WILLIAM HOWARD
TAFT will be the honor
4 guests at a dinner which
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock is Civ
ing this evening.
The other guests will include the
acting Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and
Justice and Mrs. Francis M. Scott of
New York, who are the house guests
of the hostess.
Mrs. Franklin K. Lane were dinner
hosts last evening, entertaining dis
tlnguished party in honor of the
Netherlands minister and Nine.
Cremer. Among the guests were Mrs.
| Winship of Macon, Ga, and her son,
Mr.. North Winship, consul general at
| Milan, who returns shortly to his post
after visit to this country.
| The Chilean financial commission.
seeking to establish closer relations
between that country and America, is
scheduled to arrive in Washington
Saturday morning and will remain
here several days, the guests of the
Chilean embassy.
| Senior Eleadoro Yanez, president of
! thO ScihhHioSioIl, 10 d HlSiupcE VI lhO
Chilean senate, was formerly presi-
dent of the council of ministers and
| one-time minister of foreign rela-
tions. He is a member of the perma-
nent court at The Hague, and has
! had long political career. Other
members are Senior Augusta Villa
nueva and Senior Juan E. Tocornal.
Senior Luis F. Yanez. secretary of the
Chilean embassy. is secretary of the
! commission.
Senior Villanueva is president of the
Bank of Chile, and is regarded as
one of the ablest business men in
South America. Senior Tocornal is a
| former member of the Chilean con-
gress and once minister of foreign af-
| fairs.
The commission landed in New Or
| leans Sunday, and was met there by
Senior Luis F. Yanez of this city
and Senor Arthur. Lorcha, consul gen.
eral of Chile at New York.
Senator and Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones.
| with their young son, AndrieuS A.
Jones, jr., have returned to Washing
ton after tour of several weeks
through Panama and Haiti.
Rear Admiral Count Max Lovatelli.
naval attache to the Italian embassy,
| will leave Washington on April for
| trip in the south. 1t is expected
| that he will De away until about the
! middle of May.
Mrs. Marshall Field has gone to
| New York for a short stay.
! Miss Sidney Burleson. who has been
| in California since January, making
| series of visits, has returned to WASH
| ington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howland Chase
| will entertain a dinner aprty this even
| ing.
! Mr.. FREDERICK A. Pezet. former min
lister from Peru, is spending a few
| Gays here at the Hotel Washington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Belknap of Cali
| fornia were the guests of honor at
dinner given last evening by Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. E. Stafford.
Evening star., 1919-04-09

Mr.. FREDERICK A. Pezet, former min
lister from Peru, is spending few
days here at the Hotel Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Belknap of Cali
fornia were the guests of honor at
dinner given last evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Stafford.
Evening star., 1919-04-09

I n Millinery it is al
L ways the Louvre
which displays the new
styles flrst-and sets
the standard of value.
Dominating now are
the medium and large
shapes - Milan, Leg
horn, Hair-Braid and
Transparent H a t s.
and also distinctive
small shapes-Ribbon
Hats, Flower and Os-
trich trimmings.
A very large assort-
ment; yet a very eN-
elusive one.
Evening star., 1919-04-09

Novelties in Capes
and Dolmans-1nost
comfortable and prac-
tical of all lightweight
wraps and, as mod
eled this season, most
effective.
It's Our privilege to
show you many exclu-
sive styles--that you'll
find most attractive in
design and character
and cost.
Evening star., 1919-04-09
Convicted Editor Petitions.

Jacob Frohwerk. the Kansas City
editor, whose conviction under the
espionage act was upheld by the Su-
preme Court March 10. along with
that Of Eugene v. Debs. socialist
leader. petitioned the court yesterday
for a rehearing
Evening star., 1919-04-09

performance are being held in the
ballroom of Mrs. John b. Henderson.
Mr.. F.. Winfield Hart will sing this
afternoon at the last of the series of
teas being given at the Arts Club by
Miss Bertha Perry and Miss Sarah
Monroe, who are holding an exhibi-
ton of their paintings there.
Evening star., 1919-04-09
Comes Here From Camp Funston.

Lieut.. Col. Charles f. Swartz, Signal
Corps, at Camp Funston. Kan, has
been ordered to this city for duty in
the Purchase, Storage and Traffic Di-
vision.
Evening star., 1919-04-09

There's individuality to
Louvre Millinery which makes
it very personal in its appeal.
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service given work. crystal
Cleaners. Walnut ilgt
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AUTOS VEHICLES AND
ACCESSORIES



Wanted Ford Sedan
BODY
YIN r'y e1sh for good sedan body.
'uu.ld,rrI ! WI ~. auga FORD iuIr-
l.f bod, and pay ...t d.t"t.rr. oli
Wood .gr. Walnut .f,, NlIa4t .lQt
after g. ~. Walnut s-l-.
FOR StLI 1912 poIr, ,ptrItl dr
'b 1900 miles. $500 n taken a.
GA o. Walnut as yuy Fra or.
~ OWNER. late model Ford roadster.
Tour new tires. extras, $50. l.. N.
Hoes ) last sth.
le'S CHANDLER SIX
IN Aei condition.. first 5000 lake, fl.
car handle Sip0 credit. Cpu sir Gu'a.
ia M IIrmris National Bank on see
tho '1r at
THE AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE
'aii.o'ria and Robinson
lATl AuLIl. f-paascnger' Mitchell
10 ms car good jircs. first class me
chanicnl oondl. len. mlght give some
terms 20 responsible vartv, $500. Ms.
l. Hoyic. 1921 Clnsscn Blvd, Walnut
Ns'N.
ltls FORD sedan Al SHAPE Peerless
s%tsItef. Etgr steering wheel. shocF
disorders, uthrr extras. son Crpif.l
Furniture Co. sl9 " California. Wal.
rut ai2l.
SACRIFICE. GOOD e. new. 1--pass,ur.r
Hay. %. N.-rl, Wil demonstrate. A4-
ulc 8.
FOR SALE Int model Dodge touring
gr Ia SPLENDID condition, o4ulpuei
"'th : new oversize Crs ngs, new hat
terry, Bumpers front and rear Warner
I,ns, driven less than 10000 Jules.
r'icr $3.50; no trades. J NJ. Bett. ili
u 10Th.
FORD coupe for sale. I ncw GOODYEAR
tres, good condition, fia5. .12 West
tn Walnut 1881
PA 81 NGEH WHY a-kntFht. new top
'nd new PANT. motor iu good ,ondi-
'luri owner says must sell this wee. 90
viii tarrince would consider good
Ford m trad, broadway Garnee a
~a.oa Co i0ii n broadway.
1919 FIVE PASSENGER Ford ia per
'cct con ron. Broadway Garage n
Sales Co, l0ii n Broadway.
FOR KING I touring car.
1878 model. good rs new, can hc
seen st 81 West ?oth street or call
WRlnut 1875
FOR SALE - 1.~passeuger. 6-cyilnd.r
studohahnr car In fine condition, viii
sell NJ a ha gain. Call mo At Maple g2a
TO arrange for a demonstration. or call
10 gee me at No. 3 East Reno. Claude
IiChor,
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FOR BALL One Ritter dental u ne
and $hc instrumen, case; one bellows
'ri hloVptpc hr. Il, 4. Seeds. ljtis
V.sf Main.
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AUTOS VEHI( LES AND
A~CCESSO-IrS

GLEN JONES, spccig let, all kinds auto
repairing; u years eypet yTcc, work
guaranteed. Maple sse7, 70 ~ ard 81
SHlp lesky taGletofs to rucksti Weld.
Ing and Radiator Works. biBt North
Hudson.
FOR. SAl.E-isit Ford touring body and
radiator. bargain, Call Bennie Cook,
t2is North Western
FOR SALE-One 1914 Pullman, tirs,
class condition, five tires, 500.
Maple 17ti Gro,h, II W. sth.
NEW FORD ,urins bod, 90 n
uicpdnny
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FOR SALE-titst class i-chslr barber
shop; also 2 hath tubs; small room
ing house goes with shop. viii sell
cheap II taken at once, reason for sell
ms, leaving state. Shcrm Neff, III
lenn. Own.
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New State
University llOsjital

tuRS REM0DEi.ED. also hdles' and
mems suits rxprrl Workmanship
Nanck, Tailor Iurrier, .oi \. itobinson
Walnut i3aS.
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NOTICE TO Carpenters and Genera
Contractors: ! am perma emil, 10
Gated here again ! pAnt TO figure OF
alt kinds II brick work. ANY place Cat
Maple j6Sl, $40 Harrison j. II. iIern-
don. III ok Contractor
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LUMBER

Complete stock. oil dIy. moderate
Ur'ors. estimates furnished. special
porch Cuor'ur. docs NOT rot. so PEI
harIred Gentry Severance Lumber Co..
100 West Main. lhoN, Nalrg, lys
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SEEDS PLAN rs AND TREES


COTTON SEED Record 4 bales per
acre. Largest potato and cabbage
plant shippers In the South Write for
facts.
SEXTON PLANT co,
Noyston, Ga, avorif, Ga.
ORCHARD OWNERS ATTENTION
You have the chance TO yet n ma
capable Of pruning your apples and
POI, hes 30 AZ 10 save them TO greater
usrfulness. The time 10 dominance "
~ hand. Those who wall for the ideal
time win probably do as theI have ~
the pas just cuss the lahot market. II
have your order early I can sccu,c
AMOR, who under my persohai super
vision can handle m unlimited amcun,
o. work W. NJ. Bennett, i2t T., 9Th
Walnut Ss0s.
ENTERTAINING strawberry plants.
Ohkdnle Nursery, Il. No. 4, box a,
Phone Walnut 672s-J.
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PRIV FGES

NhNTED-Good. clean concessions.
shows all kinds for Victory day, ~.
TCvsou, Okla November ~. 81 -.
and II; write what % have or what
you want. no exclusives. 7. l. Hop.
son.
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uANS REAL ESTATE SECuuT,
PRIVATE MONEY

10 lian on improved city prcpa,,y,
lonhs closed prrmy'h no red tape
Nnirins SNA sui 90 lpr slais Ma.
tlVtii rauh Dds Walnut iil,
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Farms That Grow
Alfalfa

NJ UNTtINTN TTtIJ FEs
iN acres adjoining good town. "
acres fns Alfalfa. good improvements.
halnu'e ready for wheat. nsaf hef
s%c''oo'. worth '2S. oos. our price Tor rec
days. $4,000. 5. cash; 100 acres wiih -
acres good bottom band. fine imnro o.
inents. fino wa'or. real corn land. guuo
grass. , mi es wi good high s~hnel
accommodation. this 10 worth Sle ~,
but only s. 900. some terms. 6 psvcent
interest money.
We have several real bargsins. bot
have tnp hurry. Come at once
JONES CITY REALTY CO.
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FOR SALE 0-acrs sandy land farns
IN Po''e patomis Co, ODD. v eli-
tiyntiuu. fitiy good 3-foon house, reAr
school; n ca or good team and wagon
considered Pie. g. nu0 90. 'om- tetn -.
hy uWuer 2 u Stoke 80. Trausdale, OklA,
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PROFESSIONAL

J. A HARROD, iotx west Main
IkE WATSON = NuRone CORSET ere
Wainui fTs Maple $3.50
In HE'LL MiIRt. Orib6pedl foo' size.
:. rlalist. R7ts West Main Ws,uut 81