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McKEEVER & GOSS.

Main 4752.
Washington Heights.
A beautiful home: thirteen and three
baths; brick construction; has hot-water heat,
electric lights: finished in best taste; open
fireplace: garage space; immediate possession
\ good buy at $4,000.
MckEEVER & GOSS.
1905 Eye st. Main 4753
Park View.
Eight room and bath home located on lot
100 feet deep: in pleasant locality; attractive
colonial front porch: hot t-water heat: electric
lights with new fixtures; bnilt-in china closets
and mantel: newly papered: laundry trays in
basement; garage space. Price, .S9, 600.
MckEEVER & GOSS
1905 Eye ST. Main 475o
$500.
Pretty bungalow in northeast section: perfect
condition: seven rooms and bath: sleeping
porch; hot-water heat: electric lights; hard
wood floors and trim: front porch: garage
space. Owner leaving city is sacrificing at
above price,
McKEEvER & GOsS.
1905 Eye st. Main 475a
downtown Northwest.
Semi-detached home of ten rooms and bath :
electric lights: hot-water heat: beautifully
hnished. with three open firepaces: garage;
winter supply of coal in cellar. Good buy Mt
z & GOSS,
Main 4752
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RLOOMINGDALE.

So 75O-$5OO cash: near n. Cap. and s; new
brick store.
81 15O-$5OO cash: Thomas ST. near 1st = 6r.
and h.: modern brick.
S.. JO0-STJO cash; Thomas st.: e-famiiy nat:
4r. and b. each: back porches: sepa-
rate entrances
Sc JNO-Sl 600 cash: Z st. near v. Cap: Or.
and b.; h.-w.h.: splendid condition.
50 OOO-s75O cash; 2-family fiat; y. Cap. st. !:
= and t,r and b. each
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-STORES.
Attractive newly remodeled
stores on Connecticut ave. near L-Steam
heat and electric lights; spacious show win
Rent Reasonable.
Another desirable storeroom on
on 9I PENNSYLVANIA ave. near sOth-.E1cellent bus
noor' private office; cellar, etc.
Rent Moderate.
On 18th St. Near L.
Ofices or storerooms in newly remodeled,
strictly modern building; display windows;
suitable for ladies' tailor. hair dresser. mani
Rent $4,000 for Both Floors.
On E St. Near 10th
Large storeroom. new and attractive: 5 rooms
heat
Rent $275 for Entire Building.
On 18th St. Near E.
Large brick building containing storeroom.
large wareroom and rooms and bath above
Owners Will Remodel to Suit
Tenant.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
813 Fifteenth St. NV.
STORE AND ABATEMENT ABOVE, ON II
st., Georgetown; near Key bridge. Phone
Frank. 64SS-J. ~s12s
iiih ST: NEAR &c. sT1-s7UHY = BRICK
building; IA rooms and baths; "a ft.- VIDE;
wonderful business location; lUng-term lease
to responsible parties.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS.
113 14th st. NV.
Main s345.
NEW STORE. 1885 II ST. NW-THIS PROP
erty Is very close to entrance to the new Key
bridge. An excellent location for the near
future. Rent reasonable.
EDW. p. SCHWARTZ ID-, 734 18th NV
1404 PARK RD.-LARGE STORE WITH EX-
cellent show window. For further informa-
tiOn call
A. c. H0UGHTON CO., 1916 st. NV.
I'VE have the best in every section
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RROOKLAND

S6000-s1J0 cash: bungalow. I year old:
fine rooms and b.; electric light.
50. 150-$1 900 cash: new home; Sr. and b.:
h.-w.h.: electric light; lot 5oxieo:
open fireplace; hardwood trim: sra-'
iionary tubs
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

s3 95O-s5OO cash: Harvard st. near 11th:
6r and b.. colonial style: fur. heat.
SIS. s50-sl 900 cash; Irving ST.. 500 block
Or. and b.. h.-w. H.; Scar garage.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
NSnHAa~nnAA

FOR SALE-H0USES
C0ntinuea.
SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
$1,000.
An unusually attractive home in fine resi-
Dental section: lot 10 feet deep 10 rooms and
bath: hot~water heat; electricity and gas This
house has been recently retecOrated, and Is III
thorough repair in every way. Immediate pos
session.
18th STREET TERRACE.
$12,5OO.
This excellently located Shannon & I.uchs
built bungalow completed year ago: it
trim; electricity: screens; space for garage;
located just Off 14th St; lot 40X14O. 1t is
truly remarkable value.
NEAR CONDUIT ROAD.
$4,000.
Five-room bungalow. with electricity and
running water; 11a acres of ground.
EUCLID STREET
(Between 18th and 18TH
S12.5OO.
4 sensible. unusual stucco and brick house
located right on top of the Hill. 1t has $
rooms and bath, front and double -porches:
large lot, with space for garage: hot t-water
heat and electricity; but 81. 900 cash needed.
SHANNON
7l3 18th St. NV.
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HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
3O1 Southern Bldg 18th and H SITS. NV.
Phone Main H3.
W WILLIAM S. PHILIPS,
14Oo New York Ave. NV
Phone Main oS

WOODBRIDGE
A Groom and bath stucco semi bungalow
house on lot 4SxlOV feet to alley:
h-wh. electric lights: garage room;
sewing room: thiiit-in bookcase and re-
sOnable terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Near 18th and Columbia road: hi: ie-
ROOM 3-stcry brick residence containing
imths Is bedrooms): sleeping porch:
steam heating plant: gas light. VITA
ample space for garage: 1J-foot alley IN
rear Third floor is arranged for house
keeping apartment ond rents at good
figure This home is in excellent con-
dition, and is priced lower than similar
property in this location. Price. $1l,oOO
convenient terms Of sale can be arranged.
WOODLEY PARK
Between Cathedral ave. and Woodley
road: Groom, 3-story brick residence On
a large lot. extending to wide paved
alley House contains bedrooms.
baths, with extra shower; full concerted
basement with laundry and extra lava
tory. 1t has h.-w.h.. electric lights.
hardwood floors; all finished and in ex-
celIent condition. NeighborhOod is de-
Iiohtfnl. Price, $l3 1000. Terms can be
arranged.
B STREET NORTHEAST
Two blocks from Capitol; a 2-story. g
room and bath brick dwelling "A bed
rooms): latrobe heat and gas light. Can
be sold for 81. 500 on easy terms.
w l. l. = Nj 5
14Oo New Yo
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A very desirable home on street northeast:
stories and cellar: rooms. attic; steam
heated: garage to hold two cars; possession;
$500.
well arranged house on 9th street north
east. An out-of-tONn owner wishes to make
a quick sale; stories and cellar: garage to
hold cars: large lot; 19-foot alley; 81 500.
Within two squares of Lincoln Park: 10
rooms and baths; reasonable terms: near
cars: only S5.75O.
Not far from the Library and Capitol: II
rooms and baths: lot 19x1OO: could not be
So. 500 will buy this twO-stOry dwelling on
10th sreet northeast: 8 rooms. 2 baths; steam
heat lot 2Gx1O6.
$1,000; dwelling on N street northeast;
rooms and baths.
splendid home on street northeast: Z
lights: garage to hold 2 cars: stationary tubs:
front and rear porches: hardwood finish; wide
alley.
A street northeast near 3rd street: stories:
10 rooms, baths: hot-water heat: garage to
hold two cars; S11. 900.
IS $5.0OO-Immediate possession: on G street
northeast: 2 stories and cellar: rooms and
$500; convenient to the Union station; >
stories and cellar: rooms and hath.
A corner house for s.. 500 on G street north
east: rooms and cellar.
East Capitol street-A comparatively new
home for 1900: stories and cellar: hot
water. heat and electric lights; hardwood finish:
lot 1Sx110.
Maryland avenue-A Groom dwelling with
hot-water heat: a bargain at s.. 500.
A Mass. avenue home for s., 500 rooms
and bath: near Stanton Park.
A beautiful corner residence Mass. ave
nue. northeast: 8 rooms: h0t-water heat: about
100 feet Of parking; convenient to Capitol:
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Price. 81. 2.500-WOODLEY PARK. An I'M
usual opportunity to obtain a high class
home at a nominal figure. There is no
other property for sale in this vicinity
at this price. 1t contains nine rooms,
two baths: hot-water heat: electric lights
and hardwood floors. Possession and
terms.
Price, IS. s.750-Two-FAMILY APARTMENT.
a very substantial building located on
North Capitol st. The first floor has five
rooms and ba th' and the second floor has
six rooms and bath, with a large attic
Separate cellars, yards and heating
plants. An excellent proposition for
home and investment combined. Possess
sion of the second floor can he obtained
Immediately.
Price, s1s.5oO-l6th ST HIGHLANDS. In this
delightful neighborhood we are offering
a thoroughly modern detached home
This house is in perfect condition. and
contains ten rooms and bath. front and
sleeping porches, hardwood floors cleo
trio lights. hotwater heat. There is
also a garage and a gcod-size lot.
Price. $7,0O0-MT. PLEASANT. A detached
little home far from Columbia and
Quarry rds This property contains six
rooms and bath: hot-water heat and is
situated on lot having about 6. 600 50
it,, and with q few improvements can
be made a most attractive place. Pos
session and terms.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

FURNISHED ROOM, IN CENTRALLY 10
Gated Office building. Phone Main 1472
Will. SHARE FULLY EQUIPPED OFFICES,
street level and front, in business center. Ad.
dress BOX IA. Star office. 13'
NEAR 18th AND q SITS NW.-ONE ROOM
or part. Address BOX "a. Star office.
TWO FLOORS, s.W: CORNER 9th AND E
sis: nv: suitable for tailor or dentist, at
sl'o per month. J. LEO kOLB. 925 N. Y.
aN. NV NJ. 5027.
ENTIRE 9th FLOOR. 1911 G ST. NV, 100
,9uare n9u ef seet; as an entirety or will divide. Ap-
Phone Main 424S
1871 g sr. NV. MckIM BLDG.-sINGLB
or en- sui:e. GEO. S. REES. us Evans bldg
FIVE LARGE ROOMS. WE'LL LIGHTED;
excellent business location: third floor: Gle,
vaIor and janitor service: electric lights: vii!
rent separate or together. Apply Mr.. DEGE-
NER 1875 Pa. ave. NV. o TO Il and to 4.
1877 X ST. CHATEAU BONAPARTE-
choice location for high-cass patronage 14s
E17 18th ST. NV. POPE BLDG.-A FEW
desirable vacant rooms: good condition; best
service maintained; rents very nominal.
Mather Building, GIG st. n.w.-2 rooms
ing; suitable dentist film exchange Office etc. !:
rooms exceptionally large; S35 each.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
113 14th st. NV.
4 large communica ting rooms: electric light;
suitable for office, studio or school.
JESSE L. HEISKELL. 1903 H st. NV.
FOR RENT-CHESLEY BLDG. 1317-1a NEW
York ave. NV. near tusy corner Of 14th and
electric light: reasonable terms.
JESSE l: HEIskELL. 1908 n st. NV.
DESK SPACE AND OFFICEsLREsEARCH
University. 20 Jackson place. Facing LAfay-
cite Square. White House: light: quiet Aais
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IN TAKOMA PARK, MD.-HOLLOW-TILE
bungalow; complete, in every respect: we'll
situated on paved street: large porches: lot
5Ox130. Easy terms Of sale. Address Box
291-T. Star office.
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NORTHEAST.

s. s5o-$5o0 cash: Morton ST. near 9Th: Or.
and b. brick.
81 4J00-sl 900 cash: c st. near 9tL: Sr. and
b. brick.
$4,1J0-S1j0 cash: Morton st. near 1th: 6r.
and D.. room for garage.
S5000-sSdO cash; l. st. corner: brick store
and apt. above.
S5.OO0-$l 900 cash: St: r and b.: hot
water heat; good condition.
S5.a5O-S750 cash; n. Y. ave; Or. and b.
brick. fur. heat.
SJJ00-$l, 900 cash: 4th corner; Or. and
b. brick; splendid condition.
S5.sJ0-$75O cash: 10th st. near T.; or. and
b.; h.-w.h.: newly decorated.
$6250-S1 600 cash: Eye ST. near Srd-: 6r.
and b. brick: hardwood trim; perfect
condition.
Sc 950-S1 900 cash: 4th ST.. lexington; 1r.
and b.; good condition.
81 000-sl 600 cash: 10th st. near A: 9r. and
b. brick; h.-w.h.
$1.2J0-S1 900 cash. 4tl st: sr. and b.: e!ec-
tric light: vacant.
S1.Jo0-S1 .On cash. 9Th st. A: sr.
and d. brick: excellent condition
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SOUTHWEST

$50 cash: Delaware ave-. 400 block;
Tor. and b.: h.-w.b.: electric light:
brick: Investment.
= 500 cash: e st. near 10th; Sr. and
b.: on = floors: brick.
$3.50 cash: Md. ave. near 6th: Or.
and b. and 2-story brick garage.
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BOSS PHELPS.
THE HOME OF HOMES
Telephone Main 1910. 14O6 H ST. NV
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NEAR 18th AND AELISON.
A SUBSTANTIALLY BUILT HOME.
Unusually attractive in appearance and
modern in every detail: six rooms. bath: bsick:
reception hall; colonial front and double rear
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

WORTH S12 900: OWNER NEEDS CASH AND
wants offer So. $50; 81, go cash. balance pay
able $50 month. including all interest and pay
ments; r. & b.: steam heat; leased 70
April; near 18th and Kenyon SITS. NV. Ad-
dress Box 24A-T Star aSfcc
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DESIRABLE HOMES, CAPI-
TOL HILL. NORTHEAST
AND SOUTHEAST.
WE HAVE A LARGE LIST
OF DESIRABLE HOUSES IN
THIS SECTION OF THE
CITY, AT VERY REASON
ABLE PRICES. IF YOU CON-
TEMPLATE BUYING, DO
NOT FAIL TO GET PAR
TICULARS. MAKE AN AP-
POINTMENT FOR ONE OF
OUR statesmen, WHO
MAKE A SPECIALITY OF
HOUSES IN THIS SECTION,
TO TAKE YOU AROUND IN
HIS AUTOMOBILE
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FACING LINCOLN PARK
Newly decorated; six rooms and bath brick
in best section of northeast; immediate pos
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DLA)ONl In NNIJ[1lE"
On Rhode Island ave. near 1st street:
7-room and bath a bedrooms) brick
residence a deep lot TO alley: h.-w.h..
electric lights and gas second floor:
garage room. Price, IS, 30. Convenient
terms OF purchase.
GEORGETOWN
7-room and bath a bedroomsl brick
residence a deep lot: latrot- heat;
gas: large hack yard: porch. lxup-
dry tubs: fine front yard. and in excel
lent condition. Price, 5000. small
cash payment and monthly terms of
$500.
NORTH COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS
One block from 18th street car line: a
Groom and tile bat brick dwelling; at
tic; h.-w.h. electric lights; all modern
conveniences; lot 80 feet deep to paved
excellent condition. Price, 30 800. Con-
ranged.
MT. PLEASANT
Between 18th and 18th streets. one block
from Mt. Pleasant line; 9-room 81
story brick residence &c bedrooms) fur
mace heat: electric lights. In excellent
condition. and splendid neighbortood.
This home is vacant, and possession
I've given Immediately. Price, 81 $50.
Terms can be arranged to responsible
purchaser.
P H l. l. I p S,
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(heVy OndSe. -. I.
See this Groom and 2-bath detached resi-
dence in of the best sections Of Chevy
and churches. There is a large front porch
entirely screened. Hot-water heat, electricity.
gas. Double garage the rear. The lot
fronts % feet and il 127 feet deep. We can
give immediate possession and make terms.
Price. So. 500.
Weaver Bros. .735 18th St. NV.
Main 1921.
LARGE 1-RoOM HOME. RECEPTION HALL.
bath, pantry and plenty closets; hot-water heat,
gas electricity; large basement and attic; lot
ONLY $500 CASH REQUIRED-MASS. AVE.
northeast: near Stanton Square; 40 It. park
ing: large rooms, bath: newly papered and
painted throughou; immediate possession; easy
walking distance Of Union Station. post Office.
Price, 5000.
II. Z. HOWENSTEIN CO..
1874 st. or 9TH and III SITS. ne.
WITHIN TWO SQUARES OF THE CAPITOL
and Library: a substantial three story. 12-
room dwelling with a garage; lot 19.Sx116; IT,
foot alley; 5000.
STONE FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave.
MODERN NORTHEAST RESIDENCE.
2 stories and cellar: rooms and bath: hot
water heat and electric lights: 10 feet
front: $3.50.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
1342 New York ave.
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sfLENDiD NV. SECTION--EXCELIENT q.
sin1. r"Em ana bath house: absolutely up to the
~lnanuee ~ IN every detail: h.-w.h. builtin heated
ga1Sge. Immediate possession A real barra;n
SaH Main 1873 or Col. IS after 8. i3s
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THOS. E. FARRELL,
SALES DEPARTMENT.
Main 166 S37 Woodward bldg.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IF YOU WANT To BUY OR SELL REAL Es-
tate. see Mr.. MORGAN. with WM. r. FOW-
LEK & CO.. $40 18th st. NV. Washington.
d. {.
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HOUSES FOR SALE. - Hill & Ser.
GENT. LadySmith. Wis.

The Bon Ton has received a carload
of watermelons. Price 40 cents and up.
\ large granary and machine shed is
being erected on the state farm at Con
rath.
Miss Clara Reiss, of Oshkosh, is
visiting at the home of her brother,
Carl Reiss. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Newt Blakeley, of
Viola, have been guests of their niece.
Mrs. E. w. Day this week.
Mrs. Reiss, who had been visiting
her son. Carl Reiss, and wife, returned
to her home in Oshkosh last night.
L. III. Spencer returned from Rich
land Center yesterday, and will take
the position of janitor of the west side
school building
Mr.. and Mrs. Dantsioth. of Mazo-
mania. called Oh friends in Ladysmith,
and visited with relatives at EXeland,
this week, while on an auto trip through
north Wisconsin.
+. NJ. WOrden and son, MyrOn. went
to Duluth Wednesday morning and
drove down a new Oakland car that
day. The car was sold to Joseph
Schwickrath, farmer living between
Ladysmith and Tony.
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Real Estate Transfers

Martin Fogarty to c. c. Covell, swH
SELF 32-36-3, $1,000.
w. L. Stephenson to b. e. French, lot
Z, block 1, Sabin's Second Addition
10 Ladysmith, $500.
Hill & Sergent to Cornelius Collins,
swH nwH 15-347.
James A. Michaelson to James Vich,
lot II, block 6, East Park Add, Lady
smith
Joseph p Dysart to r. B. Macdonald,
that part of swH nell 26-35-5, lying
south of 500 Line right-of-way.
Henry Leppert to Mrs. Louis McDuffiie,
lot ) and south u lot 6, block 4.
Blackburn's Add to Bruce, 5000.
Ole G.. IversOn to Frank j. COyey, II X
nwH 36-35-G.
w. L. Stephenson to John Danish, lot
s, block /, Sabin's Second Add. to La
dysmith.
B. II. Lane to Bert Howard, n13 swH
9-35-3
Allen COcroft to Augusta Zelinski, lots
80 and sc, block Z, Weyerhaeuser,
1925.
Ida J. Barto to James w. Russell, lots
10 and 20, block /, Miller's Add to
LadySmith.
B. e. French to II. A. DimOck lot 6,
block Z. Flambeau Town Co.'s Sec
Ond Add.
George w. Schroeder to J. A. Fettey,
nell swH and SELF swA 1853.
Howard L. Pryor to J. L. Gates Land
Co., 50 nwA and nwH swA 1857,
$1,000
f. r. Erickson to George w. Wood
ward, lots II, Is, 10, 20, block Z, New
Plat of COnrath; lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
block 1, Original Plat of Conrath
$4,000.
Frank p. Hroch to Bernard A. Wesley,
e1a VIZ neH 30-34-6
Emma NJ. Dougherty to VIM. Daigle
lots Is and 1G, block 3, ApOllonia,
5000
Albert St John to Erastus st. john
swH, Section II Except 1 acre
schOOlhOuse site), sb SELF, and n13
nwH 20, and nwH neA 20, all in
1873.
y. B. Blain to Bernard Paschilka
SELF swA and that part Of ne1A swA
lying south of railway, 14-34-9.
H. r. T. Ross to E. NJ Worden, lots IL
-. Is, Of Ross subdivision of lot 3
Menasha Wooden Ware Co.'S Third
Add to Ladysmith, $3.50
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THE COLONIZING PLAN
SETTLES LAND SOLID

The National Land COlonizing Co.
have sold all of the land in the west
half Of Section g. 800, to five different
parties. Some of them already are
occupying their land When these
families are located, with those living
east on the road between Dewey and
Big Falls it will make ten families
within mile and a half of the eight
mile corner.
There are children of school age in
nearly all of these families so that a
new schOolhOuse will be needed on the
corner next fall.
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DEATH OF MRS. S. ID. STEWART

Mrs. s. ID. Stewart died at her farm
home near Bruce last Saturday morn
ing Of diabetes Mrs Stewart was well
known and greatly respected by the
people of the Bruce community and
was also known in LadySmith, having
resided here for two years, during the
term of office of her husband as sheriff
of RuSlI county.
Her Life Sketch
Mary Elizabeth Skelly was born in
Grenville, Canada, July -, 1873, where
she grew to womanhOOd. IN 1893 she
came to Bruce, Wisconsin, where she
resided until the time of her death.
In 1885 she was married to Samuel
ID. Stewart, and unto this union was
born ten children, three daughters and
seven sons, two sons dying in infancy /;
the eldest son dying October 2S, 1918,
after receiving his call to the colOrS.
| The remaining children are at home,
, except one son. Leonard, who is in San
Francisco, Calf.
Mrs. Stewart was Il woman of good,
sterling. Christian character, and passed
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from this life strong in the faith. Sh
was one of the beautiful mothers an(
true wives whose altar of love was he
home and family.
Deceased leaves to mourn her dealt
besides her husband and children, tire,
brothers and two sisters, Mrs. Aitchi
son and James Skclly, of western Can
ada; Archie Skclly, of New Wcstmin
ster b. c.. Mrs. A. j. Smith, of Mime
apOlis, and Abe Skclly, of Bruce, he
sides a host of friends and neighbOrS
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STATE TRUNK HIGHWAY SYSTEM

1t having been brought to the atten-
ton Of the State Highway Commission
that it may he desirable to alter the
layout of the state trunk highways in
the neighbOrho0d of Bruce, hurry and
Ladysmith, by removing from the state
trunk highway system that portion of
trunk highway No. 40 between the vii
lage OF Bruce and the Chippewa river
bridge. near Murry: also that portion
Of the state trunk highway No. 43 be-
tween the said Chippewa river bridge,
Crane and Ladysmith. and substituting
in lieu Of the trunk highways so re-
moved trunk highway leading from
the east end of the said Chippewa river
bridge practically due south by the
most practicable route to connect with
state trunk highway No. IA: hear
ing will be held by the State Trunk
Highway Commission at the court
house in Ladysmith at , 200 o'clock p.
H.. Thursday. August 9th, 1920.
The State Highway Commission will
he pleased if all persons interested will
attend and present their views.
WISCONSIN HIGHWAY
COMMISSION.
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COMING EVENTS

August Troop X, W. \. g., goes to
Camp Douglas.
August FARMERS Day at Rusk Coun-
ty Demonstration Farm, Conrath.
August 4, ) and Gland clearing school
at HOlcOmbc.
August ~ ~ old settlers picnic at
Island Lake.
Sept. u, %, %, 24-Rusk county fair
at LadySmith.
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ANOTHER CARLOAD
OF OVERLANDS HERE

Another carload of Overlands, co...
tanning five touring cars, was unload
ed here Saturday. Two of them are
still unsold. This shipment makes
twenty-five cars received so far this
year by the local Overland agency.
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Oscar Oleson. who recently bought
the S0-acre tract of land cOrnering
Dairy Center on the southeast. drove
big team of horses and covered
wagon. with load of household goods
through from near La Crosse, Wis.
Mrs OlcsOn and five children arrived
Wednesday by train. and they all
reached their now home Wednesday
evening
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-30

Ralph c. Hoyt and wife, Of Madison.
were here Wednesday and purchased
the NJ of SWH Sec. 6, 35-J, town of
Dewey. This is the second eighty north
of The Big Seven Live Stock Ranch.
The Hoyts have two boys, II and II
wear sold. and will move up in the
spring.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Fred to Elizabeth C. Reed, both
of LadySmith.
Daniel Marsh. Sheldon. to Stella Iva
Moore. Owen.
Joseph Tarnowski to Nellie KOwal-
pSka. both of COnrath.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-30

The Rusk County Real Estate Board
sold 100 acres Of wild land near the
RuSk farm to Ed ROwen. Mr.. ROwen
will build a house and barn on his
prove if.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-30
BOUNTIEs

The following bounty was paid by the
county clerk this week:
Pete Barry. town of Lawrence. wolf.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-30

VIM. A. Burke. of Chicago who pur-
chased so acres north of O. a. Greeley S
land in the town Of Big Falls. will move
up on it next spring.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-30
FARM NEWS

The Ladysmith Land & Cattle Co,
bought an S0-acre improved farm one
mile northwest of Ingram Saturday.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-30

Insure your property with T. NJ.
Doyle Company, the leading agency in
Rusk county.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-30

When you want money and want it
without waiting and at the very lowest
rates, See f. M. Doyle Company.