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SUDDEN HALT ON STATE ROADS
Freight Car Shortage Prevents Ship
ment of Materials to Delaware.

Freight Car Shortage Prevents Ship
ment of Materials to Delaware.
State Highway Engineer Upham
received word Saturday from the Of
ficials at Washington that shipment
road material will be allowed only 25
per cent. of the reservation for open
top cars, and it is more than likely
that none will be available within a
few days. This means that practi
cally all road work in the State will
come to a standstill, except local
material is used or where the con-
tractor has arranged for stock piles
The reason assigned is that the open
freight cars are being sent to the
mines in anticipation of a coal strike.
This will greatly retard the compile
tion of several contracts expected to
be completed this fall and upon which
exceptionally good progress has been
made during September and October.
The Highway Department took the
matter up Immediately with the Of
fcials at Washington, but it looks as
though nothing can be done to over
come the situation.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-11

Especial Information Service U. 5.
Dept. of Agri.)
The value of small flock of lay
ing hens on town or village lot or
in city back yard should not be
nnderestimated. Even as few as six
or eight hens should produce eggs
enough, where used economically.
for family of four or five persons
throughout the entire year, except
during the molting period of the fall
and early winter. The product OF
such flock, both in the form OF
eggs and fowls for the table, may be
produced at relatively low cost, be-
cause of the possibility of utilizing
table scraps and kitchen waste which
would otherwise be thrown away.
SO many records of backyard
flocks have shown profit that there
can be no question but what back
yard poultry keeping is profitable
under the proper conditions. The re-
cord of a small flock kept in Wash
ington during the past year throws
some light on what can be accom-
plished under conditions that pre-
vailed during that time. The flock
consisted of seven hens which were
bought December IS, 1917, for $3.50.
This flock was carried through the
ensuing year. Two were killed and
eaten; the other five were carried
the rest OF the summer and continued
to Icy until September IS, the day on
which the last egg was produced.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-11

The original cost of the hens was
$3.50. Added to this is the cost of
feed, S7,01. making total cost for
acquiring and maintaining the flock,
of $12.S1. The returns from eggs
figured on the basis of 40c. q dozen,
which is very conservative, amounted
to $3.50. The two hens eaten were
the largest of the flock averaged at
least five pounds in weight. At soc.
a pound the value OF these hens
amounded. therefore, to So. Thus.
the total income from tho flock was
$2i.50, while the total expenses
were S12.S1. leaving a ;sturn over
cost of fowls and cost Of feeding OF
$1S.69. This figure, however. does
nol take into account the value ri
the five hens on hand. These would
average at least four pounds, In
weight, so that. at soc. a pound, each
hen would be worth S1.20. This
would add to the credit balance Sc,
and would therefore show a profit
on the hens on September is OF
$24.69. 1t will be noted that the
egg production for the nine months
involved was very GOOD. 1876 eggs a
hen, and 1t should be stated in this
connection that the man OF the house
is a butcher, and was frequently able
to bring home scraps OF meat which
were fed to the hens. and which un-
contributed greatly to the
favorable egg production.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-11
AMERICAS MORAL FORCE.

In President Wilson's &ief address
at Carlisle he said: 1T Ia moral
force as much as physical force that
has defeated the effort TO subdue the
world"
Every nation worthy of the name
has firm substratum OF moral
force. The nation may seem i'm
mersed IN the affairs of the world;
perhaps its attention is devoted to
commerce and the development of
perhaps to the promotion Of
luxury.
But beneath these outward signs
lies the moral force, only awaiting
emergency TO come TO the surface. II
will take possession OF the nations
finest thought. and the love OF money
and the love OF luxury will in a
moment as Il were, be subordinated.
In the recent war we have seen
America change with rapidity from
peace-loving. materialistic country to
one swayed by its belief IN right
willing to sacrifice money. comfort.
pleasure for principle. Americas
young manhood believed that in en-
tering the war II was launched In the
hottest OF all crusades.
Religion is often closely inter
woven with this manifestation. but
II is not essentially religious
manifestation. Its root is in the
principle OF liberty. and the willing
ness TO sacrifice all TO gain this prin-
ciple which founded America. This
may lie dormantI IN the hearts OF
the people for years at time. but
tradition and character keep 1t alive,
When the time comes IL springs t6
life like a rebirth.
President Wilson may be an ideal
ist, but America under all forms of
practiccslity and inaterialism iss
country OF ideals Igwas indeed tho
moral force lying back OF rs physical
force which helped TO brifg about
the great result.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-11
HOOVER DEAR HOOVER COME
HOME.

oh Hoover, dear Hoover, come home
TO us nowl
They have taken the food rules
away,
Yet they ask us to save and they
don't tell us how,
And we need you so badly today.
May we eat pork and beef. OF all
dinners the chief.
Or must we take lamb In their
stead?
And say n you please, may we have
bread and cheese,
And should II be substitute bread?
Shall we eat raisin cake? Apple pies
may we bake?
We're all OF us sadly perplexed.
The food ruies, dear Hoover, seem
all to be over:
oh come home and tell us what
next.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-11
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THE COUNTY COURT or THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR HAIR
NEY COUNTY.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOR HAIR
NEY COUNTY.
In the matter of the estate OF
Gustav A. Rembold. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned administrators OF the
above named estate has filed her
final account In the above-entitled
court and Tuesday the 1lth day of
February 1919, at the hour of two
o'clock p. M, has been set as the
time and the county court room in
the Court House In Burns. Oregon "a
the place for the hearing OF objec-
tions thereto and the settlement
thereof. all persons interested in
said setate are hereby notified to file
their objections. II any such there be.
on or before the above named date.
and TO appear and support their
objections.
Dated January Z, 1919.
EuGENlE REMBOLD,
Administratrlx.
First Pub, Jan. llth
Firth Pub. Feb Sth.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-11
COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AGENTS

Have you county agricultural
agent in your home? If not, why
not? askssa writer in the Oregon
Dairy and Food Bulletin. The value
of such public servants is recognized
by the federal government; and even
in these strenuous. times they are
backing their endorsement by lend
ing their active financial assistance
everywhere.
Hundreds of farmers are coming
to recognize in them, not the egotis-
tical theorist that some have tried
to represent them as being: but an
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-11

intelligent helpful. sympathis friend /;
one who gets about the county and
about the state and is able to
bring to their attention the helpful
experiences and experiments OF
others. They are an aid in the or
ganization and operation OF their CO.
operative enterprises. They become
an ever-present source to which the
farmer may go for statistics and
technical information; and good
roads, good tools, good markets,
good stock, good farm labor. and
better social conditions are all live
rural questions which the county
agents boost on every occasion. Up
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-11
NOTICE or FINAL ACCOUNT.

in THE COUNTY COURT or THE
STATE or OREGON FOR HAIR.
NEY COUNTY.
In the matter of the estate of
Matte Norris. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has. <iled his final ac-
count as administrator In the above
entitled estate and the County Judge
mas set Monday, the 10th day OF
February, 1919, at ten o'clock A. NJ.
at his office at Burns. Oregon. as the
time and place for hearing objections
thereto.
j. w. BIGGs,
administrators with the will annexed
OF the estate OF Matte Norris.
deceased.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-11

The problems. OF the, poor weather
man are becoming more complicated
each year. The mere guessing of
wheather or not II is going to rain
on certain day or during certain
week has change to the much more
risky bet of whether or not we are
going to have winter during Decem-
ber, January and February or during
June. July and August,
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-11

TO July /, 1917 there were 542 such
men working in the northern and
western states alone, and the number
is constantly increasing,
And no discussion OF this sort
would begin to be complete without
an enthusiastic approval of the homo
demonstration agents, who work IN
a similar capacity with the rural
housewives Home sanitation. home
water supply, sewage disposal, abate-
ment OF the fly nuisance, vegetable
gardening, Improvement OF homo
grounds. better cooking. food con-
servation. better sewing, and social
Improvement are all matters that are
handled with tact apd force by these
women workers.
New York now leads in the num-
Der OF her home demonstration
agents; but Oregon has not been far
behind in these things and we now
have several such useful thrift mis-
sionaries about the state. Their
work has met with almost instant
approval and we believe the number
should be greatly increased.
There was time when we thought
we could get along without the
telegraph, the telephone, the locomo-
tive and the steamship; but that day
is gone. And In just that way these
county agents are rapidly becoming
real rural necessity. Antiquated
methods on the farm might have
been sufficient In our grandfathers'
day, but intensified agriculture is
rapidly becoming the rule today.
And real live-wire workers OF this
sort are the other established
agencies.
Almost every county has It's de-
putty game warden. its county school
superintendent. its fruit inspector,
its health officer, It's stock inspector,
its fish warden. etc. These have all
become permanent fixtures In our
social fabric and are taken as
matter of course. They are all useful
indispensable offices, established Tor
years and doing a most excellent
work. And yet II is very apparent 10
one who will reflect moment. that
none OF them are In a position to
serve as large an industry. to reach
as many citizens, or to do as great
and lasting good as would these
county agents where they can secure
the assistance and cooperation OF
those with whom they work Get
behind the agents in your
county. II you have them. and boost
with them for your community and
your county. II you have no such
Officers, organize movement with
that object In view and help them
become the busiest, most helpful
advance agents" of prosperifr that
you have. Aid them iu the develop
ment of community IDEAL. community
spirit and community team work.
Bring about with their aid an
esprit de corps which will put your
ION the map" In agricultural
things.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1919-01-11

Among the things which will go on
the 1918 scrap-heap is the belief In
the divine right OF kings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
JAMES RIVER
Opposite Byrd Park

Twenty acres on highest blun on.
James River Chesterfield sIdcb. emo.
site Byrd Park and Major Dooley's and
half way between Forest Hin Par:l and
the Belt Line Bridge. on the Nation:yi
Highway. Beautiful grow" lovely y.iow
or the rails and city, good approdcl. :
and pure iithia spring. This IS a beau.
tifui tract OF ground and only needs =,
most beautiful place In the State as
the natural scenery is unsurps. SD
W III make an ideal home site or good
highway are within Il quarter Of a mijc
OF the place. Address T.. S32 care
Times Dispatch. :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

SUPPLIES
L. :. Army ranges, 80 i'm. high. 70 ms.
vide. ): ms long good condition. !ei.jc
~ Army coinforters SIS bale OF 20 or
L. : Army wool blankets $50
l. :. Army double wheel harness $3.50
L. Army sslyani@ed iron hot water
tanks. s2;Ss'ion. s2t9j.
Khaki brccrnss. a5c pr. 80 Ioz
l. :. Army repaired shoes. se55 pair
L. s Army russe; leather shoes no, re-
paired. in lots of ioo pairs and over $50
pair.
L, : Army canvas folding cots ,2s5
U $. Army heavy leather halters sie5
~, Army heavy leather open brides.
English shenicld steel knife bsyoncts. 55c
each.
-. L. S. Army heavy Salvsnizcd iron buckets.
u, 3. Army Mcclellan saddles russell
leather, s2l.sS each.
L. =. Army new Mcclellan saddles. 22S 3s
each.
Your money back il not satished Our
TERMS: Cash with order
BRADLEY BONDED WAREHOUSE co
Grecnvilie. $ c.
PEOPLE VINO never useo classified ads be-
1o:c nave their wants offers printed
here today
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We MAKE SELLING; OF FARMS
\ SPECIALITY.
FOR SALE

80 acrcs-C;ood buildings: Chesterfield
County.
i5s acres--Good buildings. Chesterfield
County.
acrcs--Finc buildings; ON Ninc Mile
:os .cres-ine buildings: New Kent
100 acrcs-Splend.d buildings New Kent
o.? scrcs-Finc buildings: Henrico County.
llh acrcs-Gooi buildings. Hcnrico
isa aercs-River farm: King william
2: ncres-At railroad station: Chesterfield
County.
ies acres-Good buildings. in Chesterfield
County.
>. $50 acres-Nice buildings; Nottpway
Isl acrcs-spicndid buildings. luneu-
burg County.
% acres Fair buildings: near car line.
y" acros--G Good buildings: near city.
-" acrcs-Euid;nSs good: Glen
Alien.
30 acrcs-Threc.room house: near Eiko,
County.
!l5 scrox-Fair buildings: near city
Ais" numerous small places on line
for sale.
T.. 4. BRANCH.
50! Eas; Main street
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DISPLAY-CLASSIFIED
Monument
Avenue
Sauer S Addition

'oNlio feet: two fronts. Monument
and Park Avenues. $50 per foot This
- <" pickup viii double in value ar
soon as the bridge over the BELT Line
is completed. CAll BOMlnNarl il6I
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NOTICE OF SALE.

5,,5 S. S q" s, s T$$
%5H$aRIclT g., SoMr,ASf + liaaIas,is": VII
81 Sa5f' iF $" at S''S 's sou% n9S
Street. Louisville. Ky. to-wit:
nrna. The s2%gs"y gsis"'s 60 DFos SieS
concern, together Win the real estate.
eun,mS ana now and ,ia nssn ana
and utilised by The Kentucky Tobacco
iobacco stems. dust TOR ctd ' AM" %na The re el
covery or manufacture therefroin u
.Sp. vT ky soa Hs'nS 'Gs' 3s Il
to er . SS2Sid 'os.tner as wnole
handling ,"hnc,n. ,ohbocc" SCRAPS ana
s, nJ anGn',rdnE real r, r9i bulIinss
This viii be sold separately.
sudd;ssfu l ash on ls2 Of sale Il ' an
cent. makes ono third Of tha total purchsss
rric;, within thirty days nttsr nItincati"n
cop,cd; the other Two thirds in two equal
"s'% ta SFGRS s sSa
IN IN l,nnidn!i Ion Of Tho Kentucky Tobacco
before six aud twelve months from date
and carving interest from dat until paid
,;sfan,, + mad in ,hs VI yr'en, 81 ~ fqil
n"ts hg Is1 cent ca ef Tx"E ct "
day Of salc WIN l." forfeited. I.ossassion
mont of one third Of purchase price, aud
the giving Of said secured notes. with tho
understanding that III. seller shall. upon
rcaS"na nlr C"npcnSatlon have onablc
GtoTag" facilities for certain products not
sold uutil May !. 1920.
-d Thf 'imnI assets % 'hc company arc az
all bids
Further details of thu properties may nc
obtained ov those dcsiCng I" bid. by aJ-
drrssinE The kenturk S>>'r"bsrc" Product
Company at i,s office. 1913 south Ninth
street l."uisNilic. Ky.
G H. IlNDENBERGEE
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FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities.
ssSS

BANK WANTS AGENTS everywhere Pay
producers and loan agents saving S.:
BOTTI.TNG PLANT-For sale q prospsr-
Gus bottling plant IN a Virginia town of
5000 Inha bill ants. Will sell cheap for
cash Owner has other business in view
is reason for selling. Address ]. 4aS care
Times. Dlspatch.
BUSINESS-For sale flrst-class confec
lionery and grocery; Established for
years; doing good ali-cash business. Teie-
phone Randolph $751;.
EXECUTIvE1Wanted by an experienced
banker, position OF executive or auditor
aminer for, eight years. Now employed; de.
sires chante: Best of references Ad8resa
THESE ADS pring auicA resSlta : 4. : -
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PRACTICAL ELECTRICAI. MECHANIC
With about % years experience in the
al kinds Of eicStrical machinery, gasoline
engines. steam engines pumps. water heat
storage batteries. handling OF men keep.
ing records and buying repairs and ma
like to communicate with concern in
hted OF such man at once. VIII accept
oct OF town position. Am at present en-
pioyed. viii accept position on my merits
and reasonable salary. f. so. care Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16
OFFICE Or THE STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION.

THE SOUTHERN MANUFACTuRTNG co
the annual meeting OF the siociiholGers
Of the Southern Manufacturing Company
VIII be held at the Offices - he company
Ninth and Perry streets: lt,chmond. Va.
Tuesday. September L. 1919. at T.. NJ
Dy order of the uresident w. L Wight
secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

DAIRYMAN. flrst-ciass. wants position:
wages or shares; single. Robert Hazard.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Snlc

bNCEp1lOSAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Mfnuf"cturc OF most extraordinary
no,''c"' uErd ~ mako the home moro beuuti.
wi. triis 1T $500. now being nationally adj
tcrc.icId al ~"incn become Intensely In
N,icstcu At sight. TO properly ihkc care
OF present ami future great dcina nj of our
nLi99nutt. we are going to place agencies
WIN IiF~ individuals wing sufficient abiiit;-
. s,n ga "".s IL hu tdc territory assigned
ms - = diEnihcd permanent business. big
VI utGnE n'i,ng,s In dig T,y nes, IN
~ io5 Wcst For,ieth Street. Ncw YORK
FOR SAl.E-Surpius equipment. Including
tents. pianos cots blankets. motion pic,
i ,ns r., T.ch,nes: furniture. &c. rhon. Camp
bc'wccn tho hours OF A. 81 and II A 1t
=. HASTINGS. Y NJ e. A., Camp Lee
hH ca.n serera! da:s NC .i.l seii for
mixed. $500. 'ryler Ryan. 1901 West
sni;S street M"dison lo'" or Randolph
UNIFORM .!ad"t uniform for sale Ring
Madison Ii25.
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CLEEICAi.-YounE man OF Il years de-
clerical position OF some ma turc; far
business education references Rox 81
SroadTaI, VA
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situAtn'ns Mant.ei-Aiaic. /:

BOOkk EPER-Competcnt man desires
Of books keep at night State class
OF work and salary. $50. care Times
Dispatch
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YOUNG MAN Of good habits and wide ac-
au"intance wishes position with good
re!iabie hardware o. automob!!c supply
tai! grocery concern for Is years and only
1sson for leaving is 10 learn the above
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REAL ESTATE FOR SIZE
Farms and Land for sale

NAkms ibu ASduu lot sale. SS
COUNTRY HOAES-lf IL is country
Bra nen So East Main street
fAkAS-Ne have several nice farms On our
INST. see Us. C. l. IL. l. Denoon so1
FARAS-iI II = farm YOU want AZ.
Garce!t & Co III: East Main Street
rHiMS-for farms o: any description see
lieA - Jones Co.. Inc. IL North Eighth
Street
hRAiS-Ior sale. adjoining farms hne
tand. pastures we'll waiered timber: /. rec
nNS.thS: I"ntnt houses. plenty OF larc. out :
nn:ihlHes frIccs riSh,. Address r. Bu.
10. stony trcek. Va
FARMS Ior sale in amy oca,ion ~ :
Konin2on & 60. 100 North Eighth street
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YOUNG MAN with wide experience and pro-
fcssional in his line. desires to coInmuni.
cate with a concern that has future for
some one that Is willing to work and under
stan ds every detail OF the chipping business
ADDRESS stating SALARY: e. .. Box SOL. City.
YOUNG MAN-Wantcd. by a young man. Il
years old who has had two years study
at Mocha MICS Institute at mechanical draw
ing. a position in which ne can put his
knowledge to practical use s. II. Poone
81 West Grace
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VINO never useo classified ads be.
here today
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TEACHERS wANTET-k.narrx.fi play
ground director. si.okos!. 200; lady prin-
tipSls $500. SEQ. manual training, $500
iico: assistant principal. sl.a: high
school. 355-Sllo Hundreds of Grade posi-.
lions Can place any aua!!hch teacher.
Three ohccs. one enrolment Spccia!
terms. southern Teacher Agency Rich
Inond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

i25 hCRES-h Eood farm I.j acres OF land
and store miles from the depot. doinS
good business. Apply TO Box 4. wclrhs
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$40 ACIES-F For sale at public auction Oc-
iober Z, ON tho prcmises. t7h acres: three
fOurths OF tract h.s Nily timhrred IN
timber. on the PREMISES; near Rutnfurd I.2
miles from, l'smunkv and MattapVni River
loa ding points. Liberal terms For full
part.cuiars. sbdrc4s ". r. Rouzie. or J. II.
edwards. rails, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-16

Situations Wanted-Femalc. 3O
MISUNDERSTANDING 10, he Communion for
= elderly couple widow country p:r-
f.rred II $50 care Times Dispatch.
~ PERT TYPlST desires copying work
70 40 at home: terms reasonable. Address
q So care Times Dispatch
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Articles for Sale.

Army SUTPLIEs OF ALI. KIN ps-TeniiI
cots. pla nkCts. quilts, rslnCoats wagon
covers, boy Scout equipment. Tea.a for
rent Write for prices and catalogue. Navy
Ia mmochs. 3sc each. Dept. a. Army and
Navy supply Company. BOX $50. 40 Brook
Avenue. Ill North Seventeenth Street. Main
Once: 3aai Lester Street. Phone Randolph
l4s. Richmond. Va.
cur GLASS-sI5o special cat sIuss DIV.
dish. Schaa! Eros.. jewelers.. 40 East
Rroad Street.
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Wanted--f,eaI Estate

Nanteu--fieai Estate. 80
desirable country property Tor sale See
Rational ltsnk Euiidims '"''
FAEM WANfEp-.Wili buy farm with old
fashioned brick house IN good CONDITION
Must he on or near good road Particulars
!mIn distelA SIN. e.re Timcs. Dispatch.
FA s.:biSi1, l. yours for sale With q. =
FARMS-iisi your iarms tor sale with us
now. Our farm department active Get
blanks for listing 1T our ONCE. Richmond
Trust Co. Real Estate Department. Seventh
hOMES-We have homes IN any section of
the ely; Get in 'ouch with US at once
HOUSE would like 10 purchase 6 or 5.
room dwelling in West End or suburbs al
rea Sonaole price; state location and when
pos s;Sion can be given. Address T. SIS
care Times Dispatch.
house OR BUNGA LOW--Wanicd to rent
or buy, or t-room house or bungalow
I&as. City.
results ii. q. q F d Ebei. Hossts
Ninth Street.
LIST your properly for sale or rent with
LIST your property. for sale or rent with
Rogers Bros. 20 North Ninth street.
LIST yours a. f" I'm. Tor TOR sale with W. e
o e Taylor 6 Co.. .: North Ninih