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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-05
Motor Trucks
Visit Iberia.
"GOOD ROADS" PROGRAM WAS
STAGED LAST WEDNESDAY.

The Lafayette Truck Dealers AS
sociation held its advertised tour
from Lafayette to Morgan City last
Wednesday and stopped enroute in
New Iberia for one hour Wednesday
morning.
The train of seven trucks, several
of which were loaded with merchan-
disc, under the guidance Of c. B. Roy,
Truck master, and piloted by T. V.
Childers of New Orleans and Mr..
Broussard of Lafayette, lined up in
front of the Court House, despite the
threatening and inclement weather,
and the crowd was entertained with
music by the Lafayette Jazz Orches-
ira.
Judge J. S. Power, acting for May
or H. S. Sealy, who was unable to at
tend the demonstration, welcomed the
visitors to New iberia and in the
name of the City requested them to
make themselves at home during
their stay here.
T. V. Childers addressed the few
assembled relative to the shortage OF
box cars and steam engines and advo-
Gated in no small terms the advisa-
bility of using motor trucks for short
hauls, especially when it is known
that congestion of freight will arise
on virtually every railroad in the
United States for several years to
come.
Frank Noel, manager of the New
Iberia Chamber Of Commerce, address
ed his auditors on Goods Roads, lay
ing especial emphasis on the compile
ton of the tentative Old Spanish
Trail and the Pershing Way highway
in iberia Parish.
After visiting New Iberia the party
in autos and trucks visited Jeaner-
cite, Baldwin, Franklin, Centerville,
Patterson, Berwick and Morgan City,
the party concluding their run there.
In the absence of the scheduled
sneaker on Good Roads Mr.. Noel OF
the local Chamber Of Commerce
mounted the stump and spoke at sew
eral of the stops on the question sub
iect of Good Roads. Wednesday
night he also addressed the Young
Mems Business League of Morgan
City on the necessity OF cooperation
in getting results.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-05
Brass Band
EntertainS.
Chamber of Com nero e
Artists Render Excellent
Program.

Several hundred citizens were enter.
tained last Wednesday night wher
the Chamber Of Commerce brass banC
rendered most excellent free pro
gram Of popular and martial airs fol
their edifiration in front of theCourt
House. Automobilsee, for two blocks
were lined up to hear Professor Yves
Arnandez' proteges disrourse their
lively program.
The band was short two instru-
ments but the musid was so well
rendered that the audience never
rendered that the audiense never
knew it.
Next Wednesday night an even
more entertaining program will be
rendered, if such is possible, and the
members will be diked out in their
new uniforms. The next program
follows:
March-Blaze of Glory. . 4. Holzntan.
Overture-Around the Town. Huff.
Waltz-Golden Gate Brockman.
Fox Trot-I Dream of Tennessee.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-05

The New Iberia Chamber O,
Commerce, that body of public
spirited men who is making New
Iberia move ~ the right direction
aud who are stralning every nerve
to make the local chamber the
most efficient in the State OF
Louisiana, will begin a drive mex,
week for membership which will
either mean that New Iberia will
again take its place with the
foremost and most progressive
cities in Louisiana or lapse back
into it's former rating as an "Also
Ran" in the race for recognition.
At a recent meeting of the local
civic institution, after careful
scrutiny of the tentative program
for the fiscal year July 15-192O to
July 15-192l, it was found that
the funds were insufficient to
properly function during the
coming fiscal year. The local
chamber purposes to inaugurate a
campaign Of nationwide publicity
to interest blg capital in what
New Iberia has to offer. To this
end the body has raised the dues
to $500 per year for each aud
every active member. while firms
will take out sustaining member.
ships at S25 90 as per their finan.
cial rating in The community.
The larger firms, Of conrse, will
take out quite a number of
memberships so that a sum of
approximately ten thousand dollars
may be realized. According. to
word received from the financial
committee 1t will take this sum to
operate on the scale necessary for
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-05
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE LEARNS
HOW TO FIGHT CROP DESTROYERS,
Local Civic Oranization Warns Farmers to
Watch Out For "Army' Worm and
Combat 1t.

by cutting the crop and making it in
to hay before the worms have fed
upon it to any extent.
| While, as stated above, the inmury
can only be satisfactorily prevented
before the worms become large there
are, of course, circumstances where eff
are, of course, circumstances where eff
forts should be made to control the
large worms. Sometimes the worms
will exhaust all the available food as
for instance in ditch bank, and start
migrating to nearby fields. In such
cases a deep furrow, with the steep
side towards the field to be protected
can be plowed across their line of
march and the worms killed as they
become imprisoned in this furrow by
dragging log along the furrow, or
by some other means. Poisoning the
grass and crops as above indicated
even when the worms are large, is al
so often advisable, especially in the
case of valuable crops and in cases
where the worms are .on grass in and
about the fields and it appears that
they will migrate to the crop if left
alone.
We have thought that flooded rice
fields were not attacked but I have
recently seen field where the worms
were feeding on the rice above water.
| believe, however, that in such in
stances the worms originated in the
field before the water was put on it,
the fields further more being grassy.
| have heard no reports of old rice
being attacked
In conclusion | would suggest that,
while the worms have been very alb
undant and caused unusual damage, it
should be kept in mind that most
of the crops will not suffer as much
as some would expect from the pre-
sent appearance of their defoliated
condition.
Very truly yours,
Thos. H. Jones,
chronological Assistant.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-05
CONVENT BENEFIT.

Do not fail to visit Schwing and
Carstens to see the fancy work OF the
pupils of Mount Carmel Convent from
the primary grades up. There are
also two pieces of fancy work at the
IBERIA Jewelry Co., to be ratified Mon
day. June Z, at st. Berchman's Hall
for the benefit of the Convent.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-05
HAVE YOU READ THE STORY
OF WILL PURVIS.

Get the first instal,ment of the
Will Phrvis Story, now running in
the New Orleans Sunday Item, from
W. A. Nicholson, free. Telephone
241 and | will send you copy free
of charge, then don't fail to get the
Sunday Item for the balance of the
story. w. A. Nirholscn,
Item Agent.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-05
FOR SALE

My property at 43l West Madison
Street. One house 5 rooms and bath;
one room house; / shop l6x3O feet.
II lots of ground. 277 feet front on
Madison, 227 feet on Field Street, by
300 feet deep.
SAM CANCILLA,
43l w. Madison.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-05
FARM WANTED.

Wanted-To hear from owner OF
farm or good land for sale. Send
price and description. Fall delivery.
L. Jones, Box 551,
Olnau Ill
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-06-05

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-25
Nor1CH no CREDITORS

NVITVE M NuSNubul~pNc
I'M THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM'
ATH COUNTY.
In the matter of the estate OF
II, II, EDMONDS, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
tho undersigned has boon appointed
OF tho estate OF H. II,
Edmonds. deceased, by the above on
titled court, and all persons having
claims against tho said estate are
required to present same. with the
proper vouchers, to tho undcrsigncd d
at the office Of her attorney, II. NJ,
Manning. In the Ioomis building,
klamath Falls. Oregon. within six
months from tho date Of this notice,
| Dated September "a, 1920.
NINA EDMONDS,
| Administrative OF the Estatc
Of II. II. Edmonds, deceased
37-&-11-lS-2b
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-25
Cox-Wilsonisn
NY SCOTT G. BONE

ny SCOTT BONE
candidate Cox stands for wisonism and all II implies
The Democratic platform commits him to wisconsin wnous
reservations in his daily ut!eraneSs ~u
seaink commitment IN all tnat u 'mp"os'
record made at eight answers
nj, ouestion and nluminates II fully .-..
wisconsin OF governmental ex'ravasaneo
unparalleled In history. .-
wusonism unspcakabc-wasc that ala no
inevitably means waste out wan!on Wss''
IN ali directions millions sincc tho arstce.
wiisonsm stands Govcrnment-'The sAtc. u
n rand an individual hitherto unknown to this American
Republic.
Wisonism stands pcs prohtcerins and con-
,eoueut hardships all walks OF hfs
Il 10 high Of living. - --.-- ,..,..
the sntaed governmental oeroens nsS ean"o' "
wholly lifted for gensratSons to come
Il snphasses graft and scandal -,. x...
Isonism OF Nations that would nave
nuiad plunged this nation into the mac
saron OF European politics. and made for wsr-no peace
means foreign entanElemenn and o.sre-
eard Of and warunss OF al the American prs
dents have gone bsfors. .., .... o..
a. was and utter ncapaci TO
unhness govern IN every sorry enape1
sa washington costly regime drawing 10 close
Candidate standing for wisonism. stands ior Al the
thinsp here dowu-uot to mentioE bue
sonsm Danessm Dahsrisn. Palmsrsm and al that shsss
DcSs The eoaniry want four yean more Of ~
nH what Coz prensss- wnsoeS0-$hass ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-25

Cecil Deal Of Lanssli Valley has
sold hh ranch 10 his mother. and
will leave soon for Calirornia who're
he will spend the winter.
F. Mia Agnes Drisooli spent satur.
day and Sunday WITH her sastsr MI.
d. r. 0ivans In BY. 80 sB..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-25
MCENsED no WED

Marriage licenses were issued sat
urday afternoon to Franklin Lee
Carlson and Ruth Btglow Brown,
both OF the Klamath Agency. and to
Charles 8. Richards and Alice Laura
Brown of shippdngton. The latter
couple were married later BY N. j.
CHAPMAN, justice OF the peace.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-25
Which-A Million
Dollars for Roods Or
Another Cousthouss:
Are you b. your voice and v

Are you By your voice and vote
going to help carry on this strug-
gle 20 the bitter end or are you
going to Join with those who have
stopped long enough 70 count the
cost and offer . fair compromise
for the settlement Of the whole
eontroversy? Are you going to get
n the way Of million dollar pro-
gram that, viii place Klamath coun.
y on the highway map Of the
west and make Il the Mecca Of the
immense .tfamc that IL yearly In
ereasinE BY leaps and bounds until
it u the amasemeot Of ths world
Are you going to stand In your own
hight and By your vote say that
you do not want turned into the
business channels Of this county one
million dollars: that you DO not
want donated - the DsoDas Of Kla-
nah county t3se.eeo q hisAvay
Doaey that viii come here II we
builA tuoAs instead Of courthouses!
Are you eoing TO say TO the farmer
thas you are going 70 make him
travel through mud and mire. b.
eanss you want 70 sQSeese out oi
hin his share Of the el7S.0oo need
q 70 build another courthouse. In
sasaA Of giving him . million foI
moro and better reads?
AND you. Mr. FARMER. WHAT
ARE YOU GOING TO DO?
Do you. Mr.. Farmer. think II 4
bstter to gaze upon the classic out
Nnss Of the handsome structure ths
graces the heights OF the Ho
Springs courthouse, site. than II .
70 b able 70 travel twelve month
Q year over roads that are not hui
deep in mud? Can you recall
winter or spring when you hsv
been able TO come TO klamath Fall
without wading knee deep In mud
smashing wagon or auto and tear
ing TO pieces the harness and kill
ing your horse? Yo have pai
your share of the cost of court
houses and the litigation CROWN
out Of this fight. Do you want I
pay more? Do you want your take
increased by adding to them you
share fthe Sl75.000 that will hav
to be paid IL theHo Springs build
ing is finished and occupied? O
do you want the money on han
taken out Of the courthouse fun
and used In building roads? ID
you want one million dollars speE
ON roads within Klamath count!
or do you want another COURTEOUS
In klamath Falls?
That Is the issue In this can
paign. You may talk about you
lawyers; about your tax rates
about the county debt-everythin
under the sun, but when you hav
exhausted every argument and pla!
ed every card and taken every tricl
you are going to find yourself col
fronting the same thing-do 20
want q million dollars for roads
do you want TO build another cour
house?
Hanks was recalled because b
undertook TO build another cour
house when we already had on
partly completed. Why elect BuI
nell TO do the same thing? WI
elect Bunnell and Short with II
structions to throw away Q buil'
ins that will not cost the county
dollar and spend 100000 ON on
wa do nOt need? Will the peOp
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-25

Don't forget the coaversasions
Thursday evening Dec. ind at II.
Catholic ladies Bazaar. u
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-25

o. 6-l3-20-27s
Evening star., 1920-10-28
1912 New York avenue.
HARRY l. CHEW,
SUCCESSOR TO
GOLDEN RTIT INC

ss.ss1-oniy $500 cash 1 and ' SO month MOI will
owner. who will give possession: the
rental from rooms now more than
meets the monthly payment; coal and
gas ranges. electric lights on main
door. gas lights above.
- S00-22ud ct. NV near F ST.: easy walk
ing distance Navy. War. Treasury. In
ssios 1ewy per .1d
vacant: 81 900 cash. $50 per month
let us show you this modern. con
venient home.
$5.OOO-with 4 cash payment of only $75l
and $40 per month will secure for you
an eiEht-room house near 9th aud I
SITS. n.e.; house now vacant: the sec
Ond 6oor apartment of rooms and
bath will bring 4 rental sufficient to
meet the monthly payment. good
investment.
$1,000 cash and $50 per mouth viii
secure q Groom and bath home; fur
mace heat; newly papered and painted
front and rear porches: lacge back
yard. This is a splendid home. in 8
good neighborhood.
$G.O00-7th ct. ne; modern Groom and ba IL
hone. n9%e: furnace heat. gas and elec
81. 900 cash. $6S per month. This i,
genuine bargain and We can secure
.se possession r,,,, for you at the time 20,
ss.ooo-A very nne pressed brick. s-story
A-tVoW mouse on list st. Sc, very
close to House office building: ons
bath: water on each floor This 1,
one Of the best small apartment rent
Jog sections in southeast: 81 200 t.
1850 cash. balance SEQ per month
real investment or home
xl0OOO-1n the $500 block of New Hampshire
ave. NV. we have one semi de to chez
house containing 8 rooms. bath, "a.
and electricity: hs-w.h. front porch
back porchea; front. side and baci
yards. with an abundance of window.
on three Sides This property Is con
veniently located as to car service
on the 7th. 11th and l4th street lines
and 10 within easy walking distance OF
Central High School. II you are in
terested in the purchase Of a moderr
home In this convenient location W,
should be glad to have you telephone
us for permit to inspect Very small
cash payment and monthly payment,
to secure possession.
genuine bargain in that beauti
fnl e4OO block Of LIST st. NV Thi,
house overlooks Reservoir Park, where
the air Is cool and pure. Nine larx,
rooms. large reception hall: fine osl
trimmed throughout: attractive stair
case; viii be sold for much less thar
is worth and On easy payments, il
order to make quick sale. For per
mission to inspect phone this ONCE. .
Evening star., 1920-10-28
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.

3515 14th ST. N.w.-DESIRABLE COkNEh
home. eight rooms and bath: h.wh.; eiec'r,c-
ity and gas: completely furnished; piano IN
cfuded: will lease for six months or tonseI,
Can give immediate possession. Owner. pnons ons
Col. 1852. Can be seen by appointment: ~
9l4 r. CAPITOL ST.-vERY WELL FUf,
nished house. large rooms, newly papereo. Sa''
between and $40. NO.,
35O3 14th ST N.W.-s ROOMS. kATHS.
Apply THOMAS J. FISHER CO.. 'ss i''n
st. NV.
Il ROOMS AND BATHS-BEAuTIrU .t.
furnished corner home: superb locat'""' "''
Room 3O5 7I9 18th. Telephone Franklin dsS.
1915 PARK ROAD N.W.-BEAuIi,FCL',,a -
furnished detached home. containing ~
rooms, tile bath with shower attachment; on
lot lOxoO0 feet and having southern exposure;
double xarage: hw.h.: gas: electric lights:
open arenlaces and strictly modern in all par.
ticnlars. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. Will
rent for period Of six months or one year at
$S2J per month PAYABLE in advance. inspec-
tion by permit Cali Main 1s21 or Col $50
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW. ) ROOMS AM,
bs th completely furnished; cellar. etc: located
Brooklapd. D. C. Price. $Sj per month. L.
WARING 323 Bond bldg. 1ith and y. Y. ave.
ROOMS AND BATH: FURNISHED IN MA
hogauy black walnut and wicker: coal in eel
or after B. cs'
VACANT. Open to /. Tenant available for
room. 2S'
FURNISHED HOUSE-NEAR CHEVY CHASE
Circle Lovely garden. stable and garage: one
block from cars Apply 1904 New Hampshire. av
as'
Evening star., 1920-10-28
FOR SALE-HOUSEs
BOSS & PHELPS,
Telephone NJ 434o. 1906 H St. NV
THESE ARE SALABLE HOMES
TELEPHONE US FOR THE LOCATIONS

PRICE. 81. 7.0OO-Convenieutly located, not far
out; q modern six room colonial brick house.
box style: the house in screened throughout.
with large yard and garage Owner in
house will show any time and give very
prompt possession.
PRICE. $40 OO-Just of from 14th street and
north Of Park road; q most desirable vacant
house. colonial type: two stories: all large
rooms: hot-water heat: electric lights: hard
wood floors: breakfast porch and sleeping porch.
This house IL very salabe.
PRICE. 81. .2JO-A downtown house in an ex-
c"lient location. where the owner will give
immediate possession. This is three story
brick house. having ten rooms and bath: all
the rooms are unusually large: large lot to
paved alley with room for garage. Convenient
terms
PRICE ST.. 15O--In the Cleveland Park section;
desirable up-to-,late home. where immediate
possession can be given. This is two-story
colonial house with four bedrooms on second
noor. There are three large porches and n
fireproof heated garage. The house ia modern
in every respect; terms OF sale.
PRICE. S12 .50O-In Columbia Heights near
18th and Park road: an attractive location for
a home convenient to market. schools and
brick house built by one of the we'll known
builders. There are ten rooms and bath. hot
water heat. Possession at once.
PRICE, s.. 7JO-vscant aud in first class con-
dttlon throughout: q semi detached colon Ia
brick house, having six rooms and bath: furnace
heat: large front porch convenient terms of
SAFE. A non resident owner has just reduce, d
the price Of this house
Evening star., 1920-10-28
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER
INC.
Fr. 7485.
9l4 18th Street NV.
0)
%,l5O.OO

A most attractive six-room
and bath home; in excellent con-
dition. Porch on both stories in
rear. Large back yard to alley,
with room for garage. Within
two blocks of the Library, in the
best section of the northeast
Immediate possession.
(2)
$12,5OO.OO
Eight rooms and two baths; in
the best condition. Newly pa
pered and painted throughout
Electric lights and hot-water
heat. Hot-water heater. Large
yard to alley, with ample room
for garage. In Dupont Circle
section, convenient to downtown
and shopping district. Immedi.
ate possession.
(3)
$8,75OOO
Ten rooms and two baths
Suitable for rooming house o,
top floors could be rented as
separate apartments. Hot-watel
heat. Good-size yard. Conven.
lent to car lines. On B street
northeast, within short distance
of Capitol and Office buildings
Vacant.
Fr. 7485.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER
INC.
Evening star., 1920-10-28

JUST OFF 18th st. car line
1881 to 1343 Taylor st. NV; E
large rooms, tile bath, h.w.h., gas
and elec. light. attic, deep lot to
wide alley, cement porches, extra
large sleeping porches. Easy
terms. Ask the man who owns
one. For sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON.
Main 5526. 906 N. Y. Ave. NV
FOR SALE
A beautiful semi-detached
home on Mckinley ST., Chevy
Chase; 9 rooms and 2 baths,
garage; vacant. Price reason
able, terms easy.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 4846. 1914 K NV.
FOR sALE-vACANT.
Nice Georgetown Home.
Press brick; rooms and bath; = cellar: ELL hot:
water heat; front porch. Price, 500. Easy
terms.
c. F. wARING. 1923 Bond bldg.
FOR sALE-INsTANT POSSESSION.
On Heights-$,OOO.
Red press brick; rooms and bath sleeping
| porch. etc; owner leaving city will sacrifice.
CT. wAR1NG. FRANKLIN ss7l
FOR sAI.E-vACANT.
Beautiful Southwest Home.
Bay-window press brick: 10 rooms and
3Oht Oo11a hot mn TO
Price only SO. 500 II sold this week. Easy
| terms. Ready to move into.
CT. wARING. s2s Bond bldg.
FOR sALE-vACANT.
Near 18th and Florida Ave. NE.
Modern brick home; 8 rooms and bath: Gel;
| alley Price. 50, $50. Easy terms.
c. F. wARING. Franklin SSH
FOR sALE-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Near 1st and l SITS. NV.
Bay-window brick home: 10 rooms and bath
leaving city; will sacrifice for quick sale.
Price right.
CT wARING. franklin s57l.
FOR sAr.E-vAcANT ONE WEEK.
Near Navy Yard Sc.
Pebbledash detached house: rooms and
in rear lot: lot lOOx12s IT.: chickens. two hogs
and ten beehives included. Price. 81 600. Easy
| terms.
c. F. WARING,
s23 Bond bldg. 18th and N. Y. ava. NV.
| Phone Franklin 5571.
Evening star., 1920-10-28
FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Il
HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC,
Ia2A n ST NV Phone Main 1923
FOR SALE-HOUSES,

PRICE. s.. 7.00o-BDTwEEN 14th AND 18th
SITS, on the Heights. A detached brick
dwelling, having six rooms and bath.
hot-watpr heat. 1t IL now vacant. In
good condition and attractive terms OF
sale will he made.
PRICE. s145O0-sAUL's ADDITION. de-
tached brick house OF the bungalow
type. containing rooms and two
baths. hot-wnter heat. electric lights.
hardwood floors. large living room. with
open fireplace; screens and metal
weatherstrips The lot is .Ax15O and
may be inspected at any time.
PRICE, SO. s.7OO-NORTHEAST. Conveniently
located, thoroughly modern home Of Co
lonial type. 1t contains six rooms and
bath. parquetry floors. hot water heat
electric lights and has plenty Of room in
the rear for . garage. II is in perfect
condition, possession will he given and
small cash payment accepted.
PRICE, sl2.5OO-WOODLEY PARK Posi-
lively n bargain, that has just been put
on the market for a quick sale. Thor
0ughly modern in every respect. II con
tains nine rooms and two baths. front
porch two rear porches. servants room
in basement. hot water heat. plpctri"
lights. oak floors. Possession and easy
Evening star., 1920-10-28
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Phone Main 1923.

PRICE. SIS. .OOO-COLONIAL HOME. One Of
those attractive old places in GEORGE
TOWN that are SO hard to find. This
Ia q large house of brick construction.
containing eleven rooms. two baths. hot
water heat: recently redecorated inside
and out and situated a lot sOx120
1t. The location is OF the best.
PRICE. $12.500-16th ST. A good buy this
exclusive st. south of q st. A three
story brick, having concrete cellar, not
water heat: newly papered and pr m ed !:
new floors are being laid and all the i'm
pOvements will be completed shortly.
Convenient terms can be arranged.
PRICE. 81. .75O-NEAR 22nd AND r SITS. A
medium priced home in this exclusive
neighborhood. 1t contains eight rooms
and bath and is very attractive from
either home investment standpoint.
We have a standing offer from a most
desirable tenant TO rent this house I'M
der lease at 500 per month. very
small cash payment will handle it,
PRICE. $14.:yU-CHErY CHASE. ID. {. a
beautiful little home of the bunga low
type. This has eight rooms. two baths.
electric lights. hof-water heat. hard
wood floors throughout. instantaneous
water heater. large living room, with
open fireplace. and built-in Greproof
garage. The will give posses
sion shortly
INC.