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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-01-17
Notice Of Sale Of Stock
F0r Delinquent Assessment

Neeada belleyille Mining Company, 50
II. W llellman BuiIdtng. Los Ange Is.
california.
Notice is hereby given that there i de-
lnqaent upon the folowing-descriIe
stock of the Nevada Bellevllle Mining
Cempany,on account Of assessment levied
ON aid stock on the 2lst day Of October,
1919 the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective stockholders as
follows to-wit:
Name. No. No.
Cert shares. Amt.
.f.li Henry.,s.. 1000 SIC 90
Z. II. Henry $50. Is 0l
May Henry ..u. II 1900 40 90
and IN accordance with law and puls Il
ant to an order and resolution of the Board
al Directors made ON the 2lst day of Ocfo-
her, 1919. SO many shares OF each OF the
abqNe- described parcels of such stock rs
may be necessary will he sold ut the of g
af fne company, $50 Il. ". Holman Buid-
ing Los Augees California, on the 2ddig
pf january. 1921. NJ the hour of IL n'elurk
a, Al. uf such day 10 pay the delinque nt
as5 eeslaents thereon, together with Die
COSTS ot ADVERTISING and expenses ot sale.
JULIAN BENNETT, Secretary
$50 n " Holman Building. Los Angeles
CALI
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24
KAPAA RESIDENTS
ARE FLEECED

Representing himself as a piano
salesman, a Korean giving his name
as Albert Chyng is reported to have
secured several hundred dollars from
Kawaihau residents as first payments
on pianos and monographs which he
sold them, but which have so far failed
to arrive although several weeks have
elapsed since his departure.
Chyng arrived on Kauai several
weeks ago and introduced himself as
a representative of the Thayer Piano
Co., of Honolulu. He paid visits to the
homesteaders and others, and succeed
ed in getting some of them interested
in his easy payment plan of owning a
player piano. An initial payment of
$50 for a $3.50 piano was requested of
his customers, but some of the shrewd
ones were let off with first payment
of only $5 to bind the bargain. The
terms were to be $50 down and SIS
per month until the piano was fully
paid for.
After a week on Kauai, Chyng de-
parted for Honolulu, but when no sign
Of any pianos at Nawiliwili or else
where was to be seen, his victims got
suspicious. Mrs. l.. Mundon, who, with
Mrs. A. Kaauwai, wife of Rev. /. Kaau.
wal of the Kapaa Hawaiian Church,
had paid the salesman $50 on account,
wrote to the Thayer Piano Company
and was informed that the company
had not sent any one to Kauai for the
last six months. The firm, however
informed her that the matter had been
Immediately placed in the hands Of the
Honolulu police and that everything
possible would be done to bring the
alleged swindler to justice.
Those who paid Chyng for pianos
that did not materialize, included Dep
uty Sheriff Hano, 7. Matsurra, Mrs
kaauwai for the Kapaa Hawaiian
Church, Lee Wing, ID. Keyes, Joe
Teves, M. Morita and ]. Comrades.
According to the latest reports
Chyng has been apprehended on Maui,
where he was working the same game.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24
JAPANESE WEDDING

AT the Japanese church last Sunday
morning Mr. Eichi Ishikawa Of Eleele
was married to Miss Nishiko Tomato
of Lihue.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. X. Okomotoi just before the reg
ular church service. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kondo were groomsman and brides
maid respectively in addition to which
there were flower girls.
The bride was beautifully gowned
in Japanese costume,-blue silk kimo-
no with gold thread obi the former
being embroidered with the family
coat of arms.
a reception followed at the dormi-
tory at which Japanese and other
delicacies were served.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24
VlcE-coNsUL VISITS KAUAI

Mr.. " Furuya, vice consul for Japan,
spent last week on Kauai arriving
Tuesday and leaving Saturday
Immediately on his arrival he went
to Waimea where he spent three days
making the personal acquaintance of
the Japanese people and seeing the
places of interest thereabouts.
Wednesday afternoon there was a
reception for him at the Waimea Hotel.
Thursday he came to Lihue, and that
evening a banquet was given in his
honor at the Tip Top Friday was
spent at Hanalei.
Mr. Furuya is a polished gentleman
and of superior education,-wellf fitted
for his position,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24
Mr. AND MRS CAMERON
VISITING LIHUE

VIM. H. Cameron, of the Honolulu
Construction & Draying Company
with Mrs. Cameron and child, are
spending a two weeks vacation on
teachers cottage at Lihue. Mrs.
Cameron is the sister of Miss Charlott
Powers, the popular Honolulu enter
tainer who gave recital at the Tip
Top last year.
Mrs. Cameron is an experienced
milliner and has organized a class
in that art which is proving very pop
ular with the ladies of Lihue.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24
Murder and Suicide
at Makaweli Plantation

There was a combination murder
and suicide stabbing affair at Camp a,
Makaweli last week.
A certain Filipino gay Lothario be-
came so devoted to the wife of another
man that the husband had to stay
home most of the time to guard her.
Whereupon he tried to induce her to
run away with him, and when she re-
fused he stabbed her to death and
then finished himself with the same
knife.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24
Annual Meeting Of
Chamber of Commerce

The annual meeting of the Kauai
Chamber of Commerce will be held at
the County Building, Lihue, Thursday
afternoon
This will be an important meeting
and should be we'll attended Members
who are unable ordinarily to attend
should make an effort to be present on
this occasion.
There will be the election of officers
a review of the work of the year by the
retiring president and other important
matters.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24
ALSTON FAMILY LEAVING

Mrs. p. w Aston and children. and
her sister, Miss Myhand, are leaving
by the Kinau this afternoon. They will
go to Kohala to make a short visit with
the Henry Kinds, and then later, will
go back to Louisiana whence they
came. This move is in the interest of
the education of the children They
have been a desirable addition to the
community and will be missed.
Mr.. Aston will remain a week
longer.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24
kAUArS GROWING AUTO PUBLIC

They say community's prosperity
automobiles. Judging from this, the
people of Kauai certainly may be con-
sidered prosperous. Sheriff Rice
states there were sixty registrations
in May, sixty-six in June, sixty in July
and sixty to date in August
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24
DO YOU. WANT YOUR
VICTORY MEDAL?

All veterans of the late war, who
desire to receive one of the Victory
medals recently awarded by Congress,
are requested to write to Albert S.
Bush, Adjutant of Kauai Post, Ameri-
can Legion, who will forward the
necessary blanks. These blanks are
to be propedly filled out and returned
to Mr.. Bush, who will forward same
on to Washington. This applies to
non-members as we'll as members of
the American Legion.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24
ADMITTED TO PROBATE

The following estates were admitted
to probate in the circuit court last
Friday.
The c. II. Wilcox estate: The will
was presented making his wife the
sole heir, and appointing her execu-
triX without bond She declined to
act in that capacity and the Bishop
Trust Co. were appointed executors
under the will.
The E. f. Nahum estate: Will filed
demising estate to various members of
the family. Bishop Trust Co. will be
the executors.
The Eliza Kahele Holt estate: No
will. c. Holt appointed administrator.
:~:
Mrs. A. S. Wilcox, Allen C. Wilcox
and wife and Mrs. Deverill went to
town Thursday evening on the Lur
line.
Land Agent G. w. Sahr returned
Friday from a short business visit to
liO iAiSliopOllo'
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Wilcox are in
Honolulu for few days.
S. J. Aiu, manager of the Hawaiian
Sugar Cos Camp 2 store, returned
from Town this morning accompanied
by Mrs. Aiu.
S. S. Peck, expert chemist for the
A. & B. plantations, is making his
round of the places on this Island
Mrs. crehore and her daughter, Miss
Crehore, returned to Honolulu last
Saturday after spending a week or
ten days here. Mr.. c. NJ. Scribner
accompanied them, and returned this
morning.
Mrs. Aeusta Rabb, Miss Minnie
Raab Miss Dora Raab and Miss Orilla
Rabb, relatives of Mrs. A. Horner Jr.,
are visiting them at Kapaa.
Mrs. r. L. Wilcox and Mrs. Mary
Rice Scott and children left for the
coast by the Kinau on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crawford de-
parted for the coast on Saturday for a
vacation trip of three or four months
during which they will visit their
Indiana home.
Or. and Mrs. Waterhouse gave a
young folks social at their home in
Koloa last Saturday evening which
was we'll attended and very much en-
joyed,
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24
MASARU KICKED BY A FORD

Masaru ShinseN, Lihue's little score
keeper and genuine baseball fan, had
the misfortune to break his arm last
week while trying to wind up "tin
lizzy." He was on the job however,
Sunday, and although he could not
keep the score himself, he showed an
assistant how to do il.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24
SUNSHINE AND SHOWERS

Joseph Correia. Kapaa homesteader
and candidate for the House of Rep
resentatives on the Republican ticket,
states that this is the finest growing
weather for cane that he has seen in
the last twelve years. Sunshine and
showers mixed in just the right pro-
portion. He says the homesteaders
are going to have bumper crops next
year.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24
HERD OF AYRSHIRE COWS
COMING FOR LiHUE DAIRY

c. A. Rice, acting manager of Lihue
Plantation, has received word that the
next Lurline will bring a herd of forty
Ayrshire COWS for the new plantation
dairy. These animals have been chosen
by experts and represent some of the
best Ayrshire stock on the mainland.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24
MRS. CHAS. A. RICE
HoNORED BY JAPANESE

. Mrs. Chas. A. Rice, was recently the
recipient of beautiful Japanese
screen, presented by the residents of
Kipu plantation in recognition of her
many kindly services to them during
the late flu epidemic.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24
.L|HUE.MCBRYDE
A GREAT GAME
Nc Bryde 8, Lihue 0.

The McBryde-Lihue game at Lii
hue, altho played under protest by
Lihue, was for innings, undoubtedly
the greatest exhibition of ball ever
played on the local diamond. For nine
fast innings not a score was chalked
for either side, thuogh Prioste lost the
game for Lihue in the seventh frame
when he ran by the plate without
touching it. Prioste is not entirely
to blame for this as his big feet got
him to going sidewise and he just
counldn't make 'em tag the plate as he
went by.
The fielding was almost perfect
throughout the regular innings, but
in McBrydes half OF the tenth Lihue
made three costly errors which set
tied the matter With the inter
mittent showers that came up through
out the game, .the wonder is that
great many more errors were not
made.
Tillie McBryde's imported pitcher
made his initial bow to the Kauai pub
lie in this game.
Tillie comes with a great reputation
as a pitcher, being considered one of
the best in Honolulu. He undoubted-
ly will show up better in his next
games-but he certainly was OFF his
feed in his first appearancs-as the Lii
hue boys got seven hits off him-one
three bagger, against four hits off
Okuda. However, Tillie struck out
eight men as against six for Okuda.
Neither pitcher walked a man during
the game.
First Inning
McBryde-Byrd hits the first ball
pitched for a single; Ishimura flies out
to right and Byrd is thrown out by
catcher while trying to steal second.
Henderson makes first on error at
short, Spalding goes out pitcher to
first. Henderson dies on first. No
runs.
Lihue-Doi pops a fly to second
Perreira bunts but is thrown out,
catcher to first. Okuda fans. No runs.
Second Inning
McBryde-Tillie flies out to second.
A. Perreira bunts but the catcher gets
him at first. Robello goes out pitcher
to first. No runs.
Lihue-Piroste goes out pitcher to
first. Tank hits for single. Carvalho
flies to short Mitzu flies to short. Tank
dies at first. No runs.
Third Inning
McBryde-Gabriel flies out to left
Jordan out pitcher to firsa. Byrd fans
No runs.
Lihue-Tai fans Lowell grounds out
short to first, Dol hits for triple but
is killed by catcher and third while
trying to steal home.
Fourth Inning
McBryde-Ichimura flies out to CEN
ter: Henderson flies out to right (;
Spalding gets a single, but Tillie is
thrown out at first by pitcher. Hen
derson dies at first No runs.
Lihue-Perreira grounds out to first,
Okuda fans, Piroste out pitcher to first.
No runs.
Fifth Inning
acknowledgements fans; Robello
flies out to third, Gabriel flies out to
center. No runs.
Lihue-Tank out pitcher to first
Carvalho fans; Mitzu flies out to right
No runs.
Sixth Inning
McBryde-Jordan fans; Byrd fans
Ichimura grounds out second to first
No runs.
Lihue-Tai fans; Lowell safe at first
on errors at third and first; Dol goes
out on pop fly to first; Perreira flies
out to second. Lowell dies at first, No
rnus.
Seventh Inning
Henderson gets a single; Spalding
fans; Henderson steals and is safe
op error at second; Tile out pitcher
to first; Perreira out pitcher to first
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24
THE REGISTRATION OF
THE WOMAN VOTER

Pending the proclamation of Wo.
mans Suffrage as the law of the land,
J. NJ. Kaneakua, the County Cluerk, is
making provision for the registration
rush which will probably be on in a
few days.
There are, he says, 1920 registered
male voters in the district, including
Kauai and Niihau-and he estimates
that there will be at least 500 woman
voters who will register.
The essential qualifications will be
as follows:
The application must be q years Of
age-must be an American citizen by
birth, marriage or naturalization-and
must lie able to read and write either
the English or Hawaiian language and
must have been a resident of the Ter
ritory one year, and of the district
tnree months.
In many cases a thoroughly good
American woman will find herself in
eligible to register and vote because
she is married to an alien an English
man or Scotchman. Just what position
the American woman will be in who
is married to a Filipino is uncertain,
since the latter is not an alien, but a
dependent
Some considerable extra clerical
help will be needed for the registration
of the women, as well as different regis
ters, affidavits, etc. These will be of
different color, so that, after the
manner fthe Quaker church, the
men and women may be kept apart.
o.:
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-08-24

Kekaha will finish grinding early in
September. They will have a crop OF
1900 tons-about 200 tons over esti,
mate.
Lihue Plantation will finish grind
about the middle of September.
Makaweli will finish grinding about
the middle of September.
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ISADORE CHASER C
20S0 18th st. NV.
Phone North 1853.

Tire Bargains.
We have several used tires
still fit for considerable service,
real cheap.
1910 l4th st. NV. Phone N. ASIA.
FORDS-FORDS
Another Shipment Just Arrived.
Immediate Delivery on
Sedans, Coupelets, Touring Cars,
Roadsters, Trucks and Glasses.
The above cars may be pur-
chased on practically your own
terms. New sedan and touring
car bodies in stock.
ROBEY MOTOR CO.,
Authorized Ford Dealers y
1929 L st. NV. Ph. Main n.
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MASS AVE. HEIGHTS.

prAI-TIrrI VIEW OF WASHINGTON
rtrTVC: EAST AND sOUTH-HOLLOW-TIf ~
coNsTRuCTioN-sLATE ROOF; one Of The
hest built. most modern and attrachveiy de-
si.nad homes offered today at the price. Large
sisn sp room. with open fireplace, dining room.
buers pantry ssrpnS p ss"r.
thrcrrbomt. hvh: cleo. lights: servants tot
let. Adjoining ground on 3 sides arslsble.
One Of the most attractive homes and situa-
Hans available today. Immediate possession
McIACHLEN BANKING C0RP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and C..
M.;r 43o Evenings " e10a5-I.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

POSSESSION FROM OWNER, SIX-RooM
brick. bath: lairobes wide alley; white
neichborhood: terms. 1883 + st. me- os'
on CALVERT ST NEAR THE BRIDGE: II
rooms. baths: h.w.h.: electricity: brick ga.
rage: house in the best OF condition. and pos
session in 30 days.
On Belmont ST. NV, near Columbia I'd o
rooms; steam heat. and in fine condition;
cant; possession with deposit
On Clifton st west OF 18th. This is ono
Of the best in Mt Pleasant: has 10 rooms. 4
baths. h.w.l.. electricity: brick garage for
cars and vacant. don't miss this. Pay your
deposit ed move in.
High View: rooms. hath: furnace heat:
font and rear pHrches: snewiy rapered and in
with deposit. A dandy little home.
New York ave. NV near LIST: six rooms.
n baths: h.w.h.: electricity: Pittsburgh
back yard: hardwood trim throughout; possess
sion at once.
On New jersey ave. near II NV: S rooms.
bath; h.w.h.: Il fine roominS district
On NJ ST. near 9th NV. 10 rooms hathss
h.w.h.: garage space. This is a wonderfuI
home or a good ronmng district House in
fine condition: possession in 30 days
For colored-On Eucid II. NV near 18th.
six rooms, bath: colonial porch; furnace heat.
electricity: fine back yard and garage
We have number Of good buys and can mr..
range terms to suit. GET BUSY YOU WILL,
FIND THEM SCARCE AFTER THE FIRST
OF SEPTEMBER
VIM. II. McGRANN CO.. 30 1I,h St NV.
50 K ST. N.E.-6wNER: 10 ROOMS. j
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FURNISHED-Conti
THREE NICE LITTLE FLATS, COMPL q.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH.
three rooms, kitchen and bath. four rooms.
kitchen and bath; years lease. The Burning
WANTED-APARTMENTs.
heat and gas included. Address BOZ :ss.B'
Star office. q
one OR TWO ROOMS KTTCHENETTE; IN
modern apartment: northwest furnished %
ubfurnished; reasonable. Address Box ~. D.
APARTMENT WANTED IN ANAcosriA.
MORRISON. lis 14.h St NV.
SEPTEMBER l. ONE OR TWO ROOMS.
kitchen with sink, and bath; use Of isunur!
tubs; by family Of three: prefer fc," s, to
agreeable 70 arrangement with owne. 10
STARE of kitchen and dining ROOM AdnIsss
BOX b. Star Office.
[ NFURNTSHED. THREE ROOMS AND BATH
apt: within walking distance of departments
Address Box 2l2-E. Star Office -4---
SEPT. l. FURNISHED, = ROOMS AND kIltH
ene;te in apt. house private house by Two
sisters. Address BOX 2ssR. star office: ~
N NV. FURNISHED FOR Hk.. TWO
bedrooms. kitchen and bath: give loastion ana
terms Address Boy 237-B. Star Office
BY SEPT. 20. THREE OR FOUR ROOM AND
bath unfinished housekeeping apartment by
couple no children; permanent: reasonable
WANTED = UNFINISHED APARTMENT
four rooms and bath, by married couple, no
children; years lease. Address Box sS-b. 81 Star
office.
FOR THE wINTER SEASON, FURNISHED
kitehenette apartment with 3 bedrooms and
bath. Please communicate with M L: r..
Hotel Powhatan. at once -S, ..
UNFINISHED. OR ROOMS. BY CARE
full family of adults; west of 14th and south
of K. Address Box 1o7B. Star office A'
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. UNFURNIsHEDL:
by adults. Address Box 1G5-B. Star office %
HY ARMY OFFTcER~ONE OR TWO ROOM
furnished apartment in the northwest section.
Address Box 1OS-B, Star office. a4'
furnished apt. for =; walking Gj,tance OF 18th
and Pa. ave-: must be reasonable. Address
Box 1873. Star Office.
FURNISHED APT. BY YOUNG COUPLE; /
or rooms. kitchen and bath; by Sept. l. Ad-
dress Box SOB. Star Office. 90
UNFURNIsHED-s ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING
apt. not later than Oct. L; no children. Ad-
dress Rox 90B Star office: %.
FURNISHED : ONE-ROoM. KITCHENETTE
and bath apartment BY young married couple.
Address Box 22-B. star once. 23'
UNFURNTSHED-I OR ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath in apt. house; will purchase furn-
ture if reasonable. Address Box Ssh. Star
COUPLE WISH TO CONTRACT FOR UNFTR-
nished apartment Of rooms. kitchenette and
bath: available Sept. IL or 20: must be rea-
sonable. Address Box Bob, Star office. 23s
SEPT. 10 OR OCTOBER 1.-TWO LARGE
rooms or three medium sized: kitchenette and
bath; electric light; good neighborhood: pleas
ant outlook; preferably unfinished; walking
distance departments or hear end Mt. Pleasant
line. Phone Columbia 1913 or write NJ. BIRDS
EYE. 1855 University place NV. .:
THREE MONTHS RENT IN ADVANCE FOR
a or room unfurnished apt. from Oct. l !;
about $50; permanently employed couple. Ad-
dress Box 25-B Star Office 25s
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cHEYY CHASE, D. C.-M0DERN HOME,
beautifully finished: eight rooms. two baths.
Sleeping porch. garage. large lawn; reason
able; terms. OWNER, Col. 5000.
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
INC.
FRANKLIN 74s5.
GA 18th St. NV.
$4,000.

$4,000.
Corner house. Bloomingdale,
near LIST and u SITS. NV. Eight
rooms and bath, all outside
rooms: large yard with room for
garage; convenient to car line
possession with title.
S4,5OO.OO.
Near 18th and Pa. ave. sc.
Coy slx-room and modern bath
house; in excellent condition
and very we'll built; large yard
with room for garage; con-
venlent to Car line and Navy
Yard. Only $500 cash required.
$4,000.
In southeast. on broad avenue
near car line. Four-room house,
with lawn in front and good
sized back yard; convenient to
Car lines. $500 cash. balance in
small monthly payments.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
INC.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-MoDERN HOME,
beautifully finished; eight rooms, two baths,
sleeping porch. garage, large lawn; reason
able: terms. OWNER. Col. 3009.
NEAR FLORIDA AVE. AND 18th Ne
Brick dwelling Of rooms. bath, hot-water
neat gas; owner leaving city; price, $3.50;
casn payment 81 600.
X St. EckRgton-Bay window, brick house
81 rooms, bath. furnace, gas: good lot to
sion.
I st. NV, west Of Neutrality-suspicious. brick
house Of . rooms, bath. gas, latrobe heat
Bryant st. NV. near North Cspitol-A very
desirable house with very large lot; rooms.
path, hot-water heat, gas, garage; occupied
18th st. NV. near Rhode Island ave-
Handsome house Of large rooms and modern
improvements; easy walk of departments; 8
rooms, A: baths. hot-water heat. electricity
and gas: lot, 24x1O0 to alley; rented at S1UU
per month; priced by outof-town owner at
only $1O,500. Reasonable terms.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York ave. NV. Main 1166 and S263
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OAKLAND, 1910, touring; per
feet condition; equipped 4 new
tires. extra U. S. Royal cords !;
Macbeth lenses; will sacrifice to
immediate cash purchaser. Paul
F. Grove, Ala Southern bldg,
Main 776, or 1417 Longfellow ST.,
Columbia 2o2o.
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SUBURBAN BOARD

TWO GENTLEMEN or married couple, in pri-
vate home; in nearby country town for fall
and winter months: all home privileges Box
1903. PlEcellvilIe, Va. o3s
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN'S Notwithstanding locati
school close by; $3.50 per week. Mrs. HENRY
CLARK. Bropkville, Md. -
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HOUSE OF ROOMS AND BATH: BRICk;
best section Of Mt Pleasant: near line.
Price. $3.50: good cash payment. Address
Box 10S-b. Star office. 2f'
SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE. Il ROOMS. 3
baths: modern improvements: Connecticut ave,
overlooking park: immediate possession. Tele-
phone OWNHR. North 1904. as'
MODERN s-RooM HOUSE, BY OWNER; IN
excellent condition. ~ Rhode Island ave. M.
Phone North 5014. ~
CLERK, RETIRED. MUST SELL HOME NV
8 rooms. bath. stationary washstand. sleeping
porch central: rents, $50 per mo; 5000.
Phone 3451-W. rs
FOR SALE-10 ROOMS. = FAITHS: LOCATED
IN THE BEST RESIDENTIAL SECTION
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE; GOOD SIZED LOT
TO ALLEY: ROOM FOR GARAGE: PRICE
REDUCED TO $1,000. CHARLES A.
SHIELDS co. 14l3 II ST. NV.