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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-12

Mechanic. other useful work
swede. %; good hustler. careful driver:
'lcng hours; moderate wages EXCELLENT ref
ercnces; city, country. y i2l. Herald. Her
al So
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OPPORTUNITY for growing oil
company to acquire acreage In
Jefferson county. Okla, close to
wells now being drilled by the
Simms Petroleum Company. the
Empire Fuel, Oil and Gas. Lone
Star Gas Company and the Sun
Company; this acreage Is abso-
lutely on structure, and lies DC
tween Burkburnett Healdton and
the New Wilson field. all CONNER
cial leases and best buy in Okla
homa also 900 acres for well on
structure; cost of well complete
approximately Ss0.000 For full
particulars write Box 1864. TerTsi,
Okla.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE
Cooks. &c.

COOK wishes position: wages $50 to So :
best references. Call all day Tuesday, ring
pingmans bell. 100 w. 62d II.
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| ACnoi MIAMI. expert bookkceprF, will de-
vote entire uu.e keeping books. small con-
Germs, salary reasonable. singer. 1884 5Tth
81 Rrnoklyn
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COOK and chnmbermaid. waitress G. girls)
wanted ~ small family 10 private house:
mus. be competent aud have good references.
Apply Tuesday morning between 9-ll. nj l3I
W ssh. rhont Riversidc n36n.
COOK wanted IN South Orange, y. J.: pfi-
waite family. three adults. two other maids
kept must have personal reference ADDRESS
iIi HaisfOu av. Phone south orange l4I.
COOK, good one 10 cook breakfast aud 7
u'clrrk dinner. must help little with
cleaning. tiine on from ! 10 =. NJ; sleep
out. references. Apply 100 Il. 10th st., 30
70 A. NJ, Enlston.
cook and chambermaid waitress; 2 girls.
IN apartment. no washing. call before !;
carfare paid. phiiils. sos West End av.,
corner p0th ~.
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COOK wishes position with private family;
with child years. VIII take care OF dining
room II necessary. Write Mrs Benson, 81
6ih st., White Plains
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE


Cooks &c.
COOK. Lithuanian, experienced Vases $40.
Call Wednesday. Saloniy. - ". 04th ST..
care l4erlrke Cooking School; graduate.
COOK experienced references public OF
private. Tel. Ni0S Riverside.
COOK ana waitress. together; adult family,
country y 234 Herald. Herald 80.
COOK SO: city; American family; alec
waitress. $40; references. 2i3 ". seth.
COOK.-Ciood plain cook. French woman. for
small family. NJ. $. 20S6 9Th av.
COOK and waitress; two competent girls
private family 1925 Herald, Harlem.
COOK-Experierc desires position: coun-
Try. Call 1t7 T. 5Oth 81. Doyie's bell.
COOK, colored woman. first class; refer
enee. blackwell, 81 W 1l2th 81.
COOK, SWEDISH; REFERENCES. o $50
HERALD HERALD SO.
COOK. first class. wishes position With
kitehenmaid; reference. Kane, $50 LIST az.
COOK, first class by day or at dinner
parties Phone Columbus 1906.
MOTHER and daughter. Americans. wish
position together. mother as cook. daughter
chambermaid and waitress; best references.
j. 2i3 Herald, Herald 50.
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JAPANESE Young. wants position as useful
butler IN private family: experienced,
speaks English well ana very quiet. X N,
Christian Asscn. 102 West 123d, city.
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CHAUFFEUR handy man. careful driver
desires position in country. written refer
enccs. Leon Pawloski. care Of Huppe 21sT
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CARDENER-position wanted by practical
single man. greenhouse. lawns. shrubs
fruits. vegetables; poultry; incubator; stock
fifteen years in last place. Address Gar
dener, =. o. Box SO, Greenwich. Conn
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COUPLE, Italian. chef. an Cooling. uaifs
ross. chemheunaid. daughter fs wiaNes
position, country. city; references Ts..phona
1879 Mount Vernon
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COUNTRY BOARD.

New Jersey.
UPPER MONTCLAIR. n. -Four minutes
walk station. second floor front; steam
heat, electricity excellent table; gentlemen
only, Phone 1363w 49, Bellevue ay.
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CHAUFFEUR-MECI I5 years al
make cars. foreign and American; best
references from high class families congo
NAL personality. thorough mechanic. .. 9.
BOURGER. .4j East ahth ST.. telephone
Plaza 1858
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ASSISTANT bookkeeper. business school
graduate desires position with opportunity
10 advance Mildred Gross, 81 East 5sth.
Plaza DOOR
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Statesmen

EALEsMAN. hieh rfate, row employed,
s.eEs connection Win substantial house %.
fcrire sfarir nrH knuNs New ENGLAND thor
nstafIf. fUfUniifrlon ngn ID married. n. II .
So shffmnn af New Haven. conn.
NkTr4wAN. .t. dsffes connection VITA re-
rmffa lf..nff travel ans here best ref
sfftftW Iies is iairt atii broakkn.
FAff.faai MAsrEN vents position sailing
sfhnontr ~ FaHp'rue fafnf ~ southern
are'lannm. fif Nfnn Hf Nkiyn.
TfAgffpu. Commentaries or siruciural de
aiNn FaairaH evening work technical grad
unir b. w. p1i islh ~. brooklyn.
fAFfti nan t1ol. siuEie. active. from The
la.nsfFV. nat rFNuiar h0uscuau. furnace,
siaspnlks 81 ga Herald. Herald %.
VALET tiaiunr i-ooichl. best references.
HttifnH enc OF tive rHnflouWn ~ TIE DAY.
wrifa ~ rNumAe Ciytrt1aiF, 1874 "a av..
WALTZ. Nrranear. firai riaHs. sober. in'ei-
Wrnnf fnffhfu. HNskH rueifluu Cor morning.
II .tt ffeffia. ffrraid III
WALTZ Tuefeh. fHffrnrrs, Wishes 20 hear
fftr. y aTNf.FlHHr rHHifIHu YIalilnG valet
fsffffe ~ nree Meaf is
rtftI fnUsatas 'hnn1shg Competent
f.aftt atetal hnHasf Hlnrf hvai. best,
ffiV ffftr 800 ~. fnef "a NJ
tNffv Nn.ana.0 .au nnna. sliine lake
fDnFs hHHnFInt hpaftfnenf. h.. iwi Tier.
ana fiNf
NA5NH. gatnae.f tU ianh anes eenUgmnns
nrawnsr' refHsnrrR acu, 7lo w Ssh.
YorNU Wan, .4 neat tFpsarance' selling,
traneiffra experience, desires connection
sr.ness. pos ". 40, aaies ~. brooklyn.
YoffNs Man. 2A vishss position IT any
H.rsis 10 p-.,
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

A perfect - carat brilliant. bracelet. brooch.
ring. emerald; wholesale price; cash or ex-
change. 1869 Herald. Bronx.
BOOKS bought cash paid for libraries:
large and small collections; drop r card
We will call. F'RIEDAfANS. So w. 47th ST.
bryant 1859.
pay 25T more tran any one for your sur
niture, rugs. pianos, paintings BAISLEY,
Ills University place ,Stuyvesant 229s).
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

YOUNG man. 70. married. wishes position /.
electrical training; prefer enrineerlng
office. W y. NJ. IS Leicester a.. port
YOUNG man ca. energetic. amhitious. -
perlenced, desires position az anfthiHs. .
2l5 Herald. Herald sq
YOUNG man. useful an around privais fam
iy; cows, horses, furnace. Z 2is Herald
Herald So
YOUNG man. II. wishes position. mornilse.
or s TO ~, anything. j. r. % Reilly, isW
Sth av.
YOUNG man, "a, desires position. ambitious.
kothenoerg, s34 East iHist.
YOUNG man. student wisnes work morn
ings. evenings. 233 Herald, Herald 80,
YOUNG man. y. desires position. conscieii-
tlous Horner, care Duncan. 3oa n. 1924.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
I~--~-~~----~~~~-~-~-~~~>-~~~~-
Situations Wnnted-MaIe.
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
JOG w. 10th. Bryant TTes-g0ne
Experienced professional domestic helm
JAPANESE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
IS w. I'D st. Vanderbilt 3ns9
MOST RELIABLE HELP FURNISHED.
JAPANESE Select Employment Agercy
Bryant 1881. s0f 9th av.. between 45th-4Gfh
sts.; fancy cock. faithful butler.
JAPANESE Domestic Employment Agency.
select help 1877 Lexington av. Madison
Square 935s.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


BAKERY for sale or lease: easy terms !;
low rent. Phone Bryant 400, room go,
1916 Bway, Longacre Bldg.
FOR SALE at sacrifice, large well
equipped paint factory IN Ohio; every con
venience; rare business opportunity. Write
for particulars. @. II. BOWEN, 523 West
Broad ct. Savannah. Ga.
FOR Sale-Ffnest patents for manufacturing
OF milk powders. egg powders and dry
fruits, &c. these are worth million prop
erly developed. Write fully, HERMAN Il.
f'RANZEN, Akron, Pa.
FOR sale--Good opportunity; pearl button
plant; excellent location. sell sacrifice. IN
auire r. j. RICCA. 49, r. l2lst.
DANISH POTATOES.
Export firm In Copenhagen seeks connec-
zion with buyers Reply 10 1912 Sylvester
ITvid. Copenhagen, X
JlcWELERS-For sale, up to date shop, 5th
av district seat men; would consider
e partner with capital. 204. Herald, Her
aid SO.
MILLINERY STORE FOR SALE. T43 E.
lS0TH ST, BRONX.
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COOK, nerpft, ana Natchonmaid Ia private
family mat. ana with good reference.
ArFlN NJ Hast sSfn a.. Tuesday morning.
tt.wern in and Q. o'ciock
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t'Alk fpr ieHaFnufst. A.. a.. white: first
class. wifh refrrerccs good wages private
family. Write n o. y. $40. cedarhurst
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COUPLE. Swedish. chauffeur wife cook
T. Dist.
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PARTNER for profitable established bust
ness $500 required; guaranteed salary and
commission; office duties. 10 w. 34th,
suite 1907.
PRIVATE lesson in Wall Street accounting;
exceptional opportunity for Wall Street en-
c,oyees 10 better their position; terms mod
rate. H.. 1885 Herald, Bklyn.
RESTAURANT for sale, near schools and
factories: good opportunity for chef and
wife: must sell on account OF sickness. Write
or call, 22i Ocean av.. Jersey City, N j.
UNUSUAL opportunity for possible large,
quick profits on moderate investment For
particulars address 542 Herald $50 B'way.
VERY energetic broker honoraby known
and solvent wishes TO enter into relation
with large English firm alimentary prod
ucts or others, who would give exclusive
monopoly for Belgium and surrounding coun-
tries. Write l.. Magritte, 81 rue dc Potter.
Brussels.
WANTED-Some security house or individual
TO build first cold roll milk dryer and pro-
mote company; patents are worth ten mill
lion. Write fully. II. Il. FRANZEN, MIX
Expert, Akron Lancaster Co., Pa.
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tuok. German. iiunKarian or Austrian, for
LADY in apartment; city reference re-
eitrcd maids saDt. no washing. ! W.
T-d. apt -
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

CHAUFFEUR. private; good mechanic; good
references: city or country. ID. lib Herald,
"A
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CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC. years city
driving experience; five years reference
last position on Cadillac; neat appearance
refined. $50 anywhere. i.G Herald
Herald So
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CHAUFFEUR. excellent mechanic, neat, In
dustrious married man, wants position
with private family where the services OF a
first class ,rnan f. wanted; written and per-
sonal references. VIM. J. Nichols, - Rector
St. Newark. n. J.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.


ACTRESS sells beautiful seal coat. latest
model. s95; mover worn; another magnfi-
Gently trimmed, sl35. Mrs. HOWARD, 255
w I'D.
FOR SALE-Dictating outfit: brand new
Edison debating combination Ediphone out
fit, with stand, accessories, cover. foot trip.
complete cost S135: also Edison hand
shaver. new. 20 shave cylinders, cost
$50. at a big bargain best debating
chine In the world. For price. OFFICE APP
P1IANCE CO, No. Park Pow.
FOR quick SALE one large IL It. showcase
base, with ten drawers. HENRY NAL
KAN. Inc. ~ Bway.
LADY sells her beautiful seal coat for $95;
another, trimmed. $133: also beautiful seal
doiman, $685. never worn Mrs. BENSON.
1887 Broadway. cor. S5th.
MCLTIGRAPH press. $500. three dicta-
phones and shavers, 1925. Can be seen at
20 Barclay st. (ground floor)
Furniture.
EXCELLENT quality period furniture: bar
gain; private party, 29i Central Park West.
Two beautiful Oriental rugs, in perfect con
dition. OWNER, Al w. s4th st.
Machinery.
-yyO KELLY PRESSES WITH EXTEN-
sTOSS FOR SALE: EXCELLENT CON
EITION; PRICE REASONABLE. ELDER
4 TURNER. ~ WALKER ST.
r.
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COUPLE, colored, wishes nousework or jani
tor; steam; repairs good cleaner. f 20t
Herald. Herald square.
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COUPLE: man chauffeur wife 10 do house
work, plain cooking; city or country. J
W.. Gil East both.
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CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. Japanese, wishes
position: private. Matsura. Tel. Plaza
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COUPLE, German. wish position: wife. gooc
plain Vienna cook man. chauffeur
country preferred. Albrecht 231 Il. saith st
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A@sriesa raal, . e. 'i TRAD . -,.s :.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

COUPLE. very fine cook and baker:
competent butler, houseworker. entire
charge: small family references. Phone
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ENGINEER. good all round man, wants
position steam, electric, repairs uncer-
tificated. j. Il. Atkinson, 433 10Th ST.. 9th
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CHAUFFEUR, 90. single. expert mechanic on
any mike OF motor; always have cars in
smooth running order. long private driving
references on high priced cars. Care Mchac.
90g West fOStl
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REMAINS ARRIVED LAST NIGHT.

The remains OF william swanager
arrived last night from Lexington over
the L. & ~, and were buried today. He
died at the State Hospital at Lexing-
ton, where he had been sent from this
county some time ago suffering from
mental trouble. He was one of this
county'sthrifty farmers and resided in
the Pleasant Ridge neighborhood.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-12
MASON FARM BUREAU
OPPOSES NOLAN BILL
So Far, Voting Against II IL Almost
Unanimous by the Farmers
HereabOuts,

The officers of the Farm Bureau are
engaged in taking poll of the men,
bership on the Nolan bill, which is
now before Congress and which pro-
vides that "all persons owning land
in value in excess of $4,000, whether
in possession or leased to others, shall
be subject to an excess tax upon the
privilege of the use and enjoyment of
such excess of the rate of one per
centum."
In plain English, this means that
any one owning over $4,000 worth Of
land must pay one per cent. annually
on the actual value over 100000. Thus
a farm valued at $4,000 would be
taxed 800 per year, or one per cent.
on the excess over $4,000, which in
this case would be $4,000. Mortgages
are not taken into consideration in
this law, and If man had a farm
bought on payments he would have his
interest, regular taxes and the one per
cent. additional tax now proposed, If
the bill is passed.
The American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton has sent ballots to each state
Farm Bureau Federation, and each
State Federation has in turn sent bal
lots to the counties which have Farm
Bureaus.
In Mason county the vote 50 far has
been unanimously cast against the bill,
Every farmer or land owner is inter
ested in this bill, and he should see
that the ballot which will be sent to
the state headquarters next week car
ries his vote as he wishes it cast.
Call the Farm Bureau on the phone
or come in and vote in person
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BARB'S BOYS BAND
SERENADED THE KNIGHTS.

Last night Manager ]. B. Russell
of the best Boys Band paid a compli-
mentary visit to the Knights of Co.
lumbus banqueters with the band and
gave them several spendld renditions
for which he not only has the thanks
of the knights but those who were for
tunate enough to hear them. as we'll
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REPORT OF TOBACCO SALES.

The Commissioner of Agriculture at
Frankfort reports that during the
month of April there was sold in this
state 630,655 pounds of the 1918 crop
at $1O2,6SS.6O, average $16.2S; and of
the 1919 crop 13,S53,23S pounds were
sold for $1,722,241.S6, an average of
S12.43
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Mr.. William Henderson and mother,
formerly Of Mt Carmel, who have been
in Akron, Ohio, for the past eight
years, passed through this city today
on their way to Ewing where they ex-
meet to locate
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ROO PAIN IS
New Roofs Are Expensive.
Paint the One You Have
and Save 1t. All Kinds of
Rhof Paints at Right Prices
WELL KNOWN HERE.

Frederick A. Willis, Fourth Deputy
Fire Police Commissioner of New York
City, has been nominated by President
Wilson to be Commissioner of Immi-
grafton at Ellis Island. Mr., Wallis is
well known here, having been for
some time in the insurance business in
this section and was splendid worker
in the Christian young peoples move
ments.
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LIMIT PUT ON SUGAR PROFIT.

LIMIT PUT ON SUGAR PROFIT.
Louisville, KY, May 12.-As the re-
suit of ruling made by Attorney Gen
eral A. Mitchell Palmer today limiting
the profit on sugar to l cent a pound
for wholesalers and cents a pound
for retailers, the Sweet graft" is ex-
pected to become less popular in Ken
lucky in the very near future.
District Attorney William Voris
Gregory was advised to notify the
trade of the Attorney Generals ruling
and to assist in seeing that the order
is obeyed
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DE KEERFJlL. BOYsi

Patrick Conner, Jr., was tried before
Police Judge John L. Whitaker on a
charge Of having allowed his Ford to
hit on all four at once in this city
and he was requested to donate 1880
to the city exchequer, which he did.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS
Wednesday, May l.

Wednesday, May ~.
Cattle-265, steady to strong; Bulls,
weak, 25c. lower; Calves, weak, late
top $1S.OO@13.5O.
Hogs-9,1S9, closing slow; Heavy,
$14.00@15.0O; Mixed, Medium, Lights,
$15.25; Pigs, $14; Roughs, $11; Stays,
$3.50.
Sheep-27S, steady; Sheep, $13;
Clips, 81; Spring lambs, $40; Clips,
$16.5O; Wool lambs $40 down.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-12

At a special meeting of the City
Council last night, called to elect a
Board of Equalization, the one chosen
at the last meeting of Council having
resigned, Messrs. James Purdon, A. F.
Curran and Andrew Clooney were
phncan
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Editor ]. C. Newcomb, of the Ripley
Bee, and wife, leave today for an ex-
tended Western trip. They will visit
relatives in Oregon and California, re-
turning home about the middle of oc-
tober.
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This section was visited by a good
rain yesterday afternoon and last
night. and 1t was needed, as the warm
weather of the last few days had
caused the ground to dry out consid-
erably. Garden sass will now come
with a hop, skip and Jump.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-12

There will be an important meeting
of the woman's auxiliary of Episcopal
church Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the parish house.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-12

Mr. Arts Throclmorten, of Mt. Olivet
is business visitor in this city today.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-05-12

Mrs. e. L. Manchester, Real Estate
Agent, Maysville, Ky. 21-tf
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fhOS. J.WintGr Residence, Bank
Stock and Effects at Public Sale

AT HIS LATE RESIDENCE 217 COURT STREET MAYSVILLE,
KENTUCKY, MATURDAY, MAY %, 1920
LOT oNEFull assortment of household and kitchen furnish
ings at p m.
AT3P,M.
LOT Wo:-Grandathers Clock good condition family
antique of unusual value
LOT THREE-Lot No % Edgemont Addition No. l. East
Fairview Road and Edgemont Avenue SO feet front
LOT F0UR:-25 stock Bank Maysvie
share lots
LOT FIvEFve share of stock Bank of Maysioh share
with privilege of all
LOT SIX:-Brick residence Court Maysvle
court house. modern six ample pantries BATH low
halls big porhes cellar central location for
tive business well situated for office Immediate
possession compliance with therms of sale.
TERMS-Cash except for residence RESIDENCES Onethird
down. balance in two equal deferred due and
after respectively with interest per per
payable annually sale day. secured by lien retained in deed
and deposit of fire insurance policies threefou the
the principal payable the vendor her heirs assigns their
interest Purchaser will city taxes for 1920
House household articles may during days pre-
cedng sale will be shown by Stanley Reed Court street Maysv
KY, request.
Residence household and kitchen furniture offered by MRS
BESSIE SIDWELI, Carinda Iowa.
Clock Bank Stock and Edgemont Lot by STANLEY REED
Executor of T. ]. Winter Maysvile, KY.
H. @. HAWKINS, Auctioneer
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE - Tested 1918 seed corn.
See Mr.. C. w. Dixon at Wilson farm
on Mt. Sterling pike or Mrs. Eliza
beth Power, II East Third street.
Price SO a bushel on the ear. A20-tf
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LOTT

LoST-on Friday evening, May 7, In
opera house, a pair of nose glasses
having chain ATTACHED. In case of
Or. J. A. Simpson Finder please re-
turn to Mrs. ], c. Slmons and receive
reward. Hl1-3t
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FOR SALE-Capt. John Small resi-
dence in Aberdeen. Large corner
lot. Brick residence. IA rooms. i'm
mediate possession. ]. M. Collins.