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The Washington times., 1920-01-02
FOR SALE-H0USES
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST


See ius about these desirable homes. We
he sold, IN view of the fact that the prices
are very reasonable, terms easy, ioostion
desirable:
A non-reslasnt has placed with us for sale
three oozy brick houses near srd and q N. D.;
stories and cellar; . rooms modern bath.
reception hail plan. covered porchez. ..very
desirable In every respect. Terms, n,c>.
s5.2SO-E street northeast; ? stories and eel.
| ar; rooms and bath; room foe garage.
l,essonabls terms.
u,eco-Nesr 9Th aud y northeast : stories
and eellari rooms and bath.
y,5W-First street southeast near C; 3
stories and cellar; IL rooms; lot about Is
feet BY 100 20 an alley house said TO bo In
excellent condition; newly papered. etc.
u,a5O-Kentucky avenue s. L. near B:
stories rooms; good condition,
S,5o-Near Congressional Library; 1,
rooms, baths: electric lights; lot 5xloo.
HOoo-An s-room house on d street N. E.;
very substantial building.
avenue; wide frontage and parking; the
owner n nonresident, Is anxious to make
quick sale,
$500 - Massachusetts avenue near 9Th
street: rooms and bath: cellar under entire
house: l2-foot alley on the rear of the lot
Reasonable terms.
$500 each-rwo Groom dwellings near 10th
and a streets N. r.; 81 feet front; In GOOD
condition; possession.
One OF the most attractive homes In the
northeast section, ID street between 9Th and
eth; 2 stories and cellar; 7 rooms, tiled bath
hA-water heat electric light, lot lsxsi TO
paved alley; plenty OF room for garage
wood floors, attractive in every detan: if
yon want TO something out OF the Ordi-
nary let us snow you this property.
81; ;0O0--E street near Cd 10 rooms and bath;
lot lSIs5 TO wide alley; an excellent loca.
tion for room renting.
and cellar: bay-window brick: room for
garage; alley.
ss,GOo--Near the, Library: stories and
cellar; ~ rooms and baths electric
lights; lot 25xloo.
s. 5o0-4th street 5. T.. near c; stories
and cellar; rooms and bath: hot-water heat
lot 23xlo5.
u.soo-B street s. f., near leth: ) stories;
rooms; lot l7xlo".
s. soo-B street S. F., near Sd: Is rooms,
baths; lot 22xs0 to an alley; immediate pos
session.
H75o-G street s. E.. near 7th: rooms
and baths: garage to hold two cars.
s56oo-G street S. E.: near 1ith: stories
and cellar; rooms and bath; alley side
and rear: very attractive.
a5oS-Two houses on z street s. f., near
7th: rooms each: lot 2sxloo.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York Ave.
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FOR SAlE-HOUSES
ATTRACTIVE NORTHWEST
LOW-PRICED DWELLINGS.

LOW-fKICED DWELLiNGo.
II you contemplate purehasinK |
home you cannot afford to make
decision without first looking at tn
many bargains we offer. We hav'
on sur lists many houses that WI
offer at prices less than asked fiv'
years ago. -
. stories. 10 rooms. room for garage
sG.25e--lith ST. between N and o; .
stories; rooms; lot ls.GXst to an alley.
,s,SoO-vermont ave. near N;
stories; IL rooms; hot-water heat
baths "a feet front.
,7.25o-isth. near NJ; . stories; .
rooms; . most convenient location.
York and New Jersey avenues y. w:
Bath; a frontage of 20 feet; very
reasonable terms.
S5500-west OF 18th st.. semi-de-
tached. . stories and cellar Z rooms
and bath; furnace heat.
sj,25o-North Capitol ST.. near n.
brick dwellinsj storises and cellar
rooms and bath.
, ,i,s5o-Rhode Island avenue. near
sth ST. brick dwelltngi : rooms ana
BATH easy payments
,i75o-Near ist and @ SITS. NV; 2
story dwelling, with cellar. rooms
and bath; furnace heat.
sG,OOo-sth St, near o: . rooms and
haf 2 n a
,s,5oo-on the Heights, west OF
Itth; a 3-story Broom brick dwelling:
very handsome front OF light brick ana
limestone; lot 1Sxloo.
,5,S5o--on the Heights. west OF 18th
St: 3 stories; . rooms; a weli-pianned
house; reception hall. dining room.
pantry. Kitchen, 6 sleeping rooms;
stalrways.
1850 eaeh--Two very pretty brick
dwellings,; comparatively new; west
OF 18th; stories and cellar; rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; electric
lights,
s5.75o--on Sth street near n; 3
stories: rooms and bath; lot 20Iloo
TO an alley.
$1,000 1o-room brick dwelling
on Sth street near p: 3 stories; lot
sj feet TO a public alley; must be sold
10 settle an estate.
H.75O-.d street near p; : rooms
and bath.
S5,750-3d street near c. ) stories
and cellar; 10 rooms and bath.
;J,75o--Near the Court House; a j.
story bsy-window brick dwelling:
brownstone TRIMMINGS; IL rooms and
bath; the house sold originally for
$500: IL is undoubtedly ono of the
best bargains offered in the downtown
section.
.s,50o--G street. opposite the PEN
sion onice; 10 rooms ana bath; lot
22x10o.
sT75o-vacant Vicinity OF Dupont
Circle. Two stories and cellar:
rooms and bath; hot-water heat; room
for garage; double front porch.
One can purchase n comfortable
home on Harvard, near lsth. for
$500: 3 stories and cellar; . rooms
and bath: steam heat; lot 1to feet
deep TO Wide alley. Cpon inspectic-
you will agree with us that this prop
sure You will be the one TO purchase
st.
s35 X st. ". VA desirable down
town residence: S-story and basement
10 rooms bath: excellent location for
roonins. Price reasonable.
sS,5Oo-4I st. N. W., between North
Capitol ind 1st; rooms and bath,
hot-waterI heat; lot 1880. =
$500 each--Bra nd new houses on
the Heights, ready for occupancy: hot
water heat: electric lights, hs srdwood
hoors, sleeping porchcs and many con-
veniences not to be found In other
houses.
Ss,oo0-Mt. Pleasant, west Of 18th.
nearly new. . stories and cellar;
rooms, tiled bath. hotwater heat;
electric lights
S6,ooo-Near 18th and Monroe SITS:
stories and cellar; rooms and at
tic; lot 2JXloo.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
Il
The Washington times., 1920-01-02

FOR sALE--Price 81, 500 We'll located
hofthwest home not far out; vacant and
"a excellent condition; comparatively new,
having SIX rooms and bath, hot-wator
heat, electric lights and a garage; we be-
neyo II would pay you 10 look at this
FOR sALE-Priee slo,s50. Just on from
l$th street and north OF Park road; oc-
eupied by an owner who will vaeats at any
time; a two-story and attic house, having
two bathrooms, hot.water heat electric
paved alley; everything about this house
Is modern. attractive and ap> to date.
FOR sALE--Prieo $3.50. In Petworth. q
lSozstory modern semi detached house,
on lot plenty Q, fss
can see II at any time and obtain posses
sion.
FOR sALE-Priee $1,000. Between l9th
and 18th streets In Columbia Heights: a
and batfN inlsid noors. electric ukhts and
q garage; this is very complete home:
Possession can be obtained.
FOR sALE-Price ,5.soo-In Petworth. A
very cheap home; owner leaving city;
Is ax-room ana bath modern brick
house; well located: convenient to street
car lines.
FOR sALE-Price $500. Near Rhode
attractive colonial style sin-room brick
mouse, haNIuK TrOnt ana rear pofcbes,
paved alley in rear: the interior of this
house has Just been newly papercd and
painted throughout, and the house Is just
like new.
FOR sALE-Price $4,000. In Cleveland
Park owner leaving city will give posses-
sion when desired; a well-built fully de-
tached house, containing nine rooms two
baths. hot-water heat, electric lights oak
floors. open hrepiaces and a garage: there
IL no question about your being pleased
with this home. and Il Will be well for
you to inspect It without delay.
FOR SALE-Price s7.2se. Just or from
18th street and near Park road; in a
square where practically everyone owns
their own home there gre six rooms and
bath. iniaid foors. large front porch. good
lot to paved alley, with room for q garage
convenient terms OF sale.
FOR SALE-Pricc sls.5o0 In Chevy
Chase. close to the circle: an unusual
home TO be offnred for sale: large lot
covered with fruit and shade trees: a spa
cious house OF attractive appearance con
taining twelve rooms. having electric
lights. several open freplsccs, and there IL
garage.
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SHANNON T. LUCHS,
NJ. 2345.
Petworth.

Thoroughly modern home Just
on Rock Creek Church road: q
rooms and bath; bot-water heat
electricity: front colonial porches
deep lot to paved alley: sp1ce for
garage: immediate Possession.
Price, s., coo.
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7l3 l4th st. n. w.
Parkview.

Attractive location. facing Rock
Creek. on Park place; 6 rooms
and bath; front colonial porch
hot-water heat: every convenience:
beautiful location in new home SOC
ton terms can be arranged, SO, 'oo,
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VIM. II, SAUNDERS & CO..
s07 18th st. N. W.

LARGE ATTRACTIVE BRICK and stone
house, Mass. ave, between 10th and 11th
sta NJ &C.; nine rooms, bath, back porohes.
hot-wster heat, all modern improvements.
ly. Apply owner, sos 10th st. N. W. PHI.
Franklin 92t2
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Anacostia.

Attractive modern detached
home; rooms and bath: large
attic and cellar; new metal roof:
high elevation: sttactivc sur
roundings: 2-car garage; lot 15r
1s0; immediate possession. Price,
3T,T5o.
The Washington times., 1920-01-02
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
New Mt. Pleasant Home.
1929 Euclid st. NV.
8 rooms and 2 baths.
Ready for occupancy.
New Chevy Chase detached
1887 Livingston St.
rooms and 2 baths.
Extra large porches.
Deep lot to alley.
NEW BUNGALOW.
In Chevy Chase.
1902 Huntington st. N. w.
rooms and bath.
High-class finish
Two squares west of
Connecticut avenue.
Ready for occupancy.
New corner detached home
in Petworth.
4116 4th st. n. W. -
rooms and bath,
Extra large porckes.
Very deep lot to paved alley.
- New detached homes.
1923 7th st. N. w.
6 rooms and bath.
These houses are all completed
and always open for inspection.
ID. j. DUNCAN,
1410 II st. NV. Phone NJ. 1867
del3-tf
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Sl5,5O0.

Near 18TH st. and Columbia hosd.
POssESSION AT ONCE - 3-story
brick, 10 rooms and bath, hot water
heat, electric lights: newly papered
and painted throughout.
The Washington times., 1920-01-02

CI.IENT dncr. for quick sale 20 acres near
Round Ultl Cpluemont, Val; small
house. 20 acres cleared. s5 acres excellent
Timber: thicily settled community; three
springs on property; In tho center OF the
orchard district and ctcollont sito for
bulldinn! most beautiful view from place
~ any on the Blue nidgo Mountains; owner
fsRs SiO0 per acre; make offer; reasonable
tcrussI. g. BROW 'ftornsy, 12 bth
Of wv. Phone Ma -fft-tf
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$11,500.

18th St, South OF Lamont st.
Attra ctive home, hot water heat, cleo
trio lights, 2 baths; inclosed sleeping
porch; rsrare.
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foH sALE-PTiee s6e0o. downtewn
home. located south Of N street; sold 70
settle an estate three-story eieyen.roon,
brick house, there In also n brick gsfsSo
holding two cara located on se-foot
paved alley; you will reeeiEnizo this prop
er,y As being cheap. and II is going 10 De
FOR sALE--Price $500. Possession can
room and bath colonial brick house hay,
front md rear porohes; cold storage room
good lot 10 paved alley, With room fog g. I.
rage; this 10 one OF the KENNEDY poiit
FOR sALE-Price $3.50. on Capitol
Mn: very attractive home; vacant
and In excellent condition; thrse-story
brick brick hsa.s containing eleven room, i~si.i snd
plenty room for garage
FOR sALE-Price 1870. northwest
detached corner brick house, containing
seven rooms and bath; isrEe attic not
for garage; this house Is just being reno.
yated from top to bottom! possession can
be had at any time.
FOR sALE-Prtce Sc. $50. In Blooming
dale, q little on from Flrst street; va
cant: where possession can be had at any
time; two-story brick. house; situated on
the corner OF an alley having side hxht
all modern improvements: easy terms OF
sale.
FOR sALE-Price. $3.50. In Petworth: a
comparatively new modern home; owner
iSaN'HB 'Nss poSFtFslou wv
story colonial brick; heated with hot
water. having electric lights. hardy Cd
Doors, large cement front porch; two-story
rear porehes; large lot with room for gar
age.
For sALE-Price. $500. close 30 the
Government Printing onice. within "A
few feet of North Capitol and III streets:
three-story brick house. having ten
rooms and bath. suitable for a home OF TO
be used for business purposes. Easy terms
OF sale?~
FOR SALE=-Prlce. $500. Just OF from
18th street and close 10 Thomas Circle
a splendid opportunity to buy nice home
at reasonable price and an excellent buY
for speculation: three-story brick house.
OF attractive appearance, containing ten
rooms and bath. several open lreplaces,
good heating plant. We would ike TO
show you this house.
FOR SALE-Price. $500. Just on from
Georgia avenue in IA good square, for n
home: can be gold on terms Of $3.50 cash
and easy monthly payments This is a
slN-room and bath modern brick house
with a good lot TO paved alley.
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MADAME D'ASHMAN

GIFTED CLAIRVOyANT, GARD READER
VIII help you in love, marriage, divorce.
business or changes; she can tell you>iota
OF things YOU viii be glad TO know. Spe-
cisl holiday readings; u; hours, III; 1907
q st N W, Room 81. Cor. 18th and G.
opposite Droop's Music Store. q.
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FOR SALE-H0USES

Sl3 18th st. N. w.
Northwest Suburbs,
IS 300.
Detached. . rooms. bath. hot-~-"r
ks.ti attic. slate roof vacant
Good Northwest Section.
Hot-wster heat rooms; bath
Snap at $500.
On East Capitol St.
Price, $1,000.
~, looms, bath h0t'~a'sr heat nn'
On Wide Ave. N. E.
$500.
Q rooms. bath; lot Al c7st vide; near
Senate oniee Building.
Centrally Located.
$500.
Capitol Hin house; 10 rooms. bath
Detached Bungalow,
Price, $1,000.
In BrookIsnd, 8 rooms. bat hot
water heat, slec. lights; porehes. etc.
On Canitol Hill.
Price, $4,000.
. rooms on two hoors; lot to alley.
In lexington,
$6,5OO.
rooms on two noors: good alley;
srownstons Trim; furnace heat
On Heights,
Price, $3.50.
rooms, bath: hot-water heat:
stationary tubs.
Near 5th St. and Mass. Ave. N. w.
= large rooms, wide front: a-story
Big Bargain at $7,5f
Allan T. Walker & Co., Inc.
Sl3 18th st. N. w. M. I26.
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:. II. NORMAN.
L. PHILLIPS. Trustees.
dec27 JAMS

BY VIRTUE OF \ CERTAIN DEED OF
TRUST, duly recorded in Liber No. 39H.
at Folio los. of the Land Records Of the
District OF Columbia. and at the request Of
the party secured thereby the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction at the
once of Thomas !. owen and Son. 1881 q
Strea-N. w. Washington, u. c.. on Wednes
day. the eth day of January, 1890. at three
o'clock p. m, the following described land
and premises situated in the City of Wash
ington. ID. G.: Lot numbered thirty ts9). IN
square numbered thirtrthree hundred and
ninety-threc t23A3l, In the subdivision known
as Chillunl Castle Heights. per plat re
corded in the ofnce OF the Surveyor for the
District of Columbia, in Book 42, Page u.
Terms; One-thrd cash. balance in equal
installmcnts, at one and two years, with IN
terest at per Ccntum per annum, payable
scmi-annually from the day OF sale, cnl
cured BY deed of trust oil the property sold
o. all cash. at the purchasers option. A
deposit OF 500 90 will be required at the time
OF sale. All conNcyancng and recording will
be at the purchasers cost Terms to be corr
piled with within ten days. otherwise the
trustees reserve the right to resell at the
risk and cost OF the defauting purchaser.
:. r. NORMAN.
L. PHILLIPS. Trustees.
dcc21- -jan.,5
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Chase for e2ee cash and a,s per month.
Apply ALLAN ". GIBSON s1s-ais Cole
rs 40 Bldg. Os3R-4Ao
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Cleveland Park.

Brsnd-new: absolutely modern in
every detail: 10 rooms. baths:
complete in every detail: lars"
lot: beautiful surroundings: near
school: to he completed at esriy
date. Price, 81,
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Northeast.

Attractive location, near II
street car line; . rooms and bath:
furnace heat; terms, $1,000 cash.
Price, $3.50.
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Near 11th and Spring Rd.

rooms and bath: hot-vatcr
heat: electric lights: front and
rear porchcs: immediate posses
sion. Price, $500.
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S15.OOO.

within Half Square Conn. Ave.
Across the Conn. Ave. Bridge .
modern home; stories and celisI
not water heat, electric light, hard
wood noors. front and rear porches;
z bedrooms: 9 baths; 25 feet Wide.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
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FOR 'SALE-FARMS

So ACRES-MontRomery county, near
Washington; make offer. j. g. BROWN.
attorney, ti2 bth st. N. W. Phone Main
assn. dezl-u
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$4,000.

Washington Heights
"A most unusual home: semi .detaGh.
ed: heated by hct water; lighted oy
ciec.rIcjty: every other modern i'm
provcmcnt; central hall plan; house %
feet wide; deep let to alley. POSSES
SION.
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Georgetown. n.

Attractive high location: con-
bath: deep lot; space for q "a
rage; Immediate possession: terms.
81 200 cash. Price, ss.joo.
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Near 10th and Pa. Ave. S. L.

Attractive residential location:
convenient to both car lines: 6
rooms and bath: side light; corner
Of an alley. Price, 3t,oa0.
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FOR sALE-HousEs FOR sAlE-HoUsEs

81. esABA BUY A HOME NOW
BOSS & PHELPS INC,
Telephone Main 4a4o l4os H St. N W.
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s12.5OoOO

In Cleveland Park. close to Chevy Chase
car line An unusually attractive 7-room
aud l-bsth brick houas, hot-wster heat
and electric light: garage for two cars
Can give possession.
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$50 GCG.

18th St. Business Property.
Near Thomas Circle-A S-story prick
first floor good as business place.
apartments above
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original Psi,nlst, Astroiosist a CIair,o,sn,
Prof. KALEEb MARIABAN

Room 2i7, Ecnols Bldg, lIth and q ats
N, W. Hours from a w. TO r. m
Phone Main 1855. Call your name free
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S16.I00.

Near Mass. Ave and Dupont Circle
ATTRACTIVE home, 3-story and cellar
brick. steam heat, electric lights, par.
cuet flooring first and second noors'
baths: excellent condition: large lot 10
alley. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
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FOR SAlE-HOUSES
HARRY WARDMAN.
Wardman Building.

1880 X st. NV. Main 4lso
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..
FURNISHED WITH THE FINEST MA.
terials; table linen. bed linen, cutlery cook
ing utensils; outlook TO 22nd and Mass.
ave, Florida ave. and y SITS. N. W. All out
side rooms. Reception hall, s master bed
rooms drawing room, servants bedrooms,
library, bath rooms. on lease $500 per
fnonth. shown only by appointment Cali
TrSnklin 66s9
F. w. BEIERSDORF.
719 18th st. N. w.
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S9.75O.

On the Heights Near 12th ST.
A modern colonial typo brick,
rooms and bath. hot water heat, elec-
trio lights, sleeping porch. VACANT.
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over tclcphonc without secins YOU. g
WHAT SHOULD / DO2
re advised BY one who can properly sd-
wise you on health. love. marriage bust.
ness, inventions. spccnlations and all at
fairs Of lifc. Satisfaction guaranteed OF
10 charges. iiourR = "a M TO \ y. m.
STUDIO, so ath,sT \. w.
MME. RUTH,
Pslmis,. Phr>nologisL Cl.Irvoysst
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St. Between list ana ". Capitol
A 2-story and cellar brick, rooms
and bath: good nciEhborhood; close to
cars; good yard; paved alley. VERY
EASY TERMS
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Near alst and q Ste.
A s-story and bay-window brick,
rooms and . baths: excellent neigh
borhood; owner occupant viii give pos
session.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-09-16
CONSOLIDATION VOTED
BY A, M. {. C0NCLAvE

Organic union of the African Meth
odist Episcopal church, African Meth
odist Episcopal Zion church, and the
Colored Methodist Episcopal church,
was unanimously voted for at the
morning session of he A. M. E. conven.
vention, held in Bethel church, Thurs
day.
Bishop L. J. Coppin, of Philadelphia.
made strong address to the delegates
denouncing the evils of modern so.
ciety, and urging them to trust God,
and stand for high standard of Chris
tian living. Bishop A. ]. Carey, Of
the 14th Episcopal district, told Of his
work in Kentucky and Tennessee for
the elevation of the colored people.
He charged the ministers to help in
getting colored people leaving the
south for the north to get adjusted in
their new surroundings.
Mission work was emphasized by
Bishop w. Sampson Brooks, of South
Africa in his address at the reception
held Wednesday night. He outlined
vividly the needs of the natives, and
asserted the power of Christian edu
cation in lettering their conditions
An offering of S151.40 was contributed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-09-16

Scores Of Richmond's
business men have never
seen the Glen Miller
Stock Yards, nor have
they any conception OF
what these yards have
done toward building up
of their individual busi-
nesses. The fact that
Shurley and Gaar have
been bringing thousands
of farmers to Richmond
with live stock, and have
paid out hundreds Of
! thousands annually,
which has filtered into
our banks and stores, is
a vital fact that many
nave, seemingly, never
discovered.
There are not so many
million dollar a year
businesses in Richmond,
and any one interested is
always welcome at our
yards.
alb
Il
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9l[D
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-09-16

oats brought 60 cents, standing corn
of which there were so acres, were
divided at from $35 to $40 per acre,
and nearly 300 bales of good oats
straw sold at an average of 40 cents
per bale. John Clements paid s175, the
top on horses, and Horace Scott of
Hagerstown, got the top team of mules
at $500. Mixed hay in the NOW aver
aged $19 per ton.
Implements and some household
goods were put up, lot of harness
was offered, and many miscellaneous
articles were sold from the wagon.
Albert Hindman, of Hagerstown, ana
Simon Weddle, of Richmond, were the
two busy auctioneers who induced the
guests of the day to contribute $4,000
for the goods displayed. Clarence Pitts
and w. A. Lewis, of Williamsburg.
were respectively clerk and cashier
of the sale. The Progressive Ladies'
Aid of Williamsburg, took care of
the hungry.
James Shurte Sale.
, James Shurte, living mile south
of Braffettsville, sold his farm recently
and has decided to live in Florida and
take it easy. He will go south shortly
and in the meantime has disposed OF
all his chattelS. HIS sale was neld Oh
| Wednesday and his neighbors all
turned out to give him a farewell send
off. He will motor to his new home.
Comparatively little live stock was
sold. There were but 16 head of hogs
| two brood sows and ii shOats, COWS
and one mule left to sell, much STOCK
having gone at private sale of late
! There were, however 5 dozen chickens
which were grabbed by John Cahill, al
3O1s cents per pound. Glover hay
brought $40 per ton and Charles Whit
ney gave a check for the lot, and he
also bought some standing corn al
| $40 per acre. About IA acres of corr
were sold. Reed Mikesell taking the
balance at the same figure. Art Tea
ford, Charles Whitney, Joseph Baker
J. T. Weishorne and Mrs. Addie Reid
were among the buyers of Jersey COWS
and hogs, at various prices.
! 1t was an all day sale on account o.
so much little stuff" to be disposed OF
and the ladies were liberal buyers O.
household necessities. The sale wa;
cried by Ira Buhrman, with H. B. Sci
acting as clerk. and the total wa:
| $1,000