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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,

1894 III St. NV.
Price, s.. o50-BLoOMINGDALE. just little
OF y. Capitol 81. This house is located
in one of the most desirable blocks and
contains six rooms and bath; furnace
cept reasonable terms Of sale.
Price, SIS. oo3-NT. PLEASANT. near 18th
built BY Kennedy L Davis. the well
known builders II contains ten rooms.
two baths. hotwa heat and electric
lights The owner will give possession
and sell on easy terms
Price s.. 7j0-NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA
RID. \ listing that is a positive
bargain. This is u bay window brick
house. having ten rooms and bath. hot
water heat and q good-sized rear yard TO
wide paved alley. Possession and
terms.
Price 81 5Oo-FAIRMONT ST. This house is
now vacant and is thoroughly modern
and up to-date: il contains six rooms and
hath. is three rooms deep and has not
water heat and electric lights; attrac-
tive terms can be arranged.
Price, $40. 7So-IANIER PLACE In this very
convenient and attractive neighborhood
we have desirable house of eight
and bath on two floors. 1t has
hot-water heat. electric lights. parquet
floors throughout, hardwood trim. front
and sleeping porches and room for ga
rage. Newly decorar ted throughout.
HEDGES & MIL
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81 500 FOR A WELL. BUILT SMALL FOUR
rage. chicken house. acre Of land, In beau
tiful Mclean. Va; IA fruit trees, including
plum, apple, cherry and peach; grape arbor;
vegetable garden planted and ready to gather
shortly including potatoes; property has vege-
table storage cellar on it; electric lishts avail
able for $50: highclass eenseRial community
gleside station on the Washington and Old
Dominion II. r., leaving Seth and N sts. NV.
great bargain for 81 500; 81. 800 eash. and
assuming $500 trust due in 1922, for sale at
So 900; $500 cash, balance monthly payments.
Also remarkable bargain. eight-room house,
with Il great lot of vegetables Of all kinds
ready to gather. l.. {. DITkOWSKI. Ne
Lean. Va, or 800 st. NV. Phone Main
3715.
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COTTAGE.
9 rooms. bath; INV. heat. ess and sise.
Front and sleeping porches. Lot 104l0s. ldsab
ly situated. rs min. to Treas. either car lire.
Cheap. Easy terus. Phone Cleveland l4oo
Ssr inapeCtion.
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OUT.OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

OUT.OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-AS TRUSTEE THE UNDER
signed will sell by public auction. at the door
seat %. Of Charles couaty, Nd. on Tuesday. July
q, 1920. at the hour Of II o'clock m, tract
Of land. located on the state road leading
two miles north Of the village of Waldorf.
containing pa acres of land. more or less.
This property is but % miles from Washington
city. by improved state road, and is about
one-half arabic and one-half in young growth
timber. improvements consist of small dwell
ing house, tenant house, stable and courthouse.
Terms of sale: One third cash GU day of sale.
one third In one year from date of sale and re-
.,ainins oae-third in eighteen months from day
of sale, the deferred payments to bear in
Ter j MITGHEII.. Trustee il Plata. Nd.
LARGE country house; IL rooms. baths.
i x s''S snor 's' B BaSa
Green, Va. 2Ss
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY.
MOUNTAIN COTTAGE
Furnished; Monterey Blue Ridge summit. Pa:
near golf links and hotel Tel. West 1882 81
sHNME PROPERTY.
own YOUR Own COTTAGE ON cHEsA-
CHESAPEAKE REACH CLIFFS mile
south of Chesapeake Beach. Most beautiful
LOTs SOLD ON EASY TERMS. Why pay
rent for camping privileges when you own
! your own cottage: Lumber for building can
be bought the ground.
Best BATHING. FISHING and GRABBING.
For prices, terms and arrangements address
UNITED SECURITY COMPANY,
2S00 Pa.
FOR SALON EASY TERMS; TIE MOST
complete furnished cottage at Ocean City.
Nd; directly boardwalk; immediate pos
session given; containing lS) eight bedrooms.
two Of which single communica ting serv-
ants' room. bathroom, kitchen. dining room.
reception room, 16xl9 feet. open fireplace, 20
feet of porch, front and side. Price t$4 0O0),
four thonsand dollars, in fee. Apply to d. G.
ELUHAFTY, as Garrison Cottage. Ocean
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE-LOTS.


LET Me SHOW YOU THE FINEST LOTS
for sale in Chevy Chase. I specialize in
Chevy Chase properties and therefore can Of
fer you the best. Call Ciev. 14s5. or address
ARGYLE PARK LOTS FoR SALE. l7th =
Wehster SITS. Overlooking 18th st. and Rock
Greek Park. High elevation. Distant siewa
lev prices. Go out today and see the best
subdivision In Washington. Ny sign 10 there. 4.
b. RYAN. owner. 1416 st. NV. Main 754e.
HOMESEEkERS.
s. down. s per month. You build immedi-
ately. Lot 25x137. poor mans chance to
get a new home. Owner, Mr.. YOUNG. 1904
Kenyon st. NV. Col. 1851.
Below Market Price.
BY out-of-town owner. to close out Washing
ton holdings large corner lot; several smaller
lots. Address Box 70 H. Star office. 26e
BUILDING LOTS FACING sth AND 9th, L
and Fla. ave. Ne. 20 lots in all; can be
bought cheap by quick purchaser.
g. W. McINTIRE, "a st. NV:
MAN. GOING INTO NEW BUSINESS. VERY
anxious to sell his lots. in different parts Of
best n. W. section. to finance himself. Address
Box All. Star Once.
GEVEKAL lots NEAR 18th AND WEBSTER
sts. NV; chap. For sale by owner. Call
Col. l21e after Pm.
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FARMS.

FOR SALE.
SPLENDID TRUCK AND POULTRY FARM
of Is acres: Groom house: well situated: l
mile from d. {. Fruit and shade. Sale OF
trade.
Ofkice. TO 18th ST.
Phone +. 2621
Opportunity Seldom Offered.
Seven and one half acres of rich level land
improved by nine room brick house. in perfect
condition; newly napered and painted double
porches extending around house: chicken house
springhouse: excellent water; beautiful shade
trees; located near baltimore boulevard, being
only Eve minutes 70 electric car to Washing
ton and just outside Of the town of Laurel,
Nd. Great sacrifice At - 500; worth double;
immediate possession.
Prather & Robinson,
5l5 ,5l6 Bond bldg. 18th and New York ave.
G~iA 49,
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) r.; large lot So $50
8 r. Il a. gas water in house ....... s. $50
6 r.; corner property; at station. 81. 800
5-r. bungalow; a a.; outhuildinGS. IS, 500
8 r.; large lot; gas; at station. "A 600
r.; elec. light: good condition. 81 068
u r.; on boulevard; good condition 81 900
6 r.: on boulevard; strictly modern. -. 81 son
5-r. bungalow; II. a....................$ s. 500
) r.; ! a.; on trolley. Observation-Disclosures s.. 800
r; 2L a.; good condition. .......-... 50 006
7-r. modern bungalow. ................ ST O00
E. c. HALL,
Clarendon. Va. Phone Clarendon 70. "a.
acres. Glen Csriyn. w., AriinS.en CO.. near
electric car; Is acres, heavily timbered; 'front.'
ing public road and room houses: high
elevation. surrounded By massive oaks: fns
spring water. rup in house; wonderful record
for health: branches; garage: orchard; - COS
TAKOMA. NEAR CARS; FINE LOCATION
slate roof COLBURS, attorney, sos & st. :
5-ROoM DWELLING WITH AcRRS GOOD
land: two miles from trolley; easy terns;
Groom bungalow; hot-water hest; bath: elee-
trio plant; garage: tenant house; very desir-
ably located; miles from city; $15 0a6.
New Groom bungalow; near trolley; bath.
electric light, etc; $500.
20 acres fine land; 10 acres in apple orchard; :
dwelling, stable. ETC.; miles from city;
S11 900.
LANGLEY FARMS-Handsome building
sites: . to 10 fine land: located on ma
cadam; miles from city
10-room cottage: bathrooms; garage; on
macadam road miles from city: to be fin
shed about August 10; $4,000.
C0URTLASDS TITLE Co. INC.
Mia
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FOR SALE-APARTNENTA

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS FOUR-SrORf
modern apartment; all outside rooms; porehes;
annual rental nearly $4,000. Price. ~,
terms.
Capitol Hill - On vida avenue. f0urafory
semi hreprOof: rentals can easily be increased
TO $40. 900: resident owner will sacrinee for
500 600: clear; 81, 009 cash. balance equal pay
ments. ave years.
n. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brohers
Phone Main 1897. l423 + St NV.
4-STORY HOUSE. p APARTMEN1B, BE-
tween 18th and 10th sts.. Newton; trust
~ years to run: good chance to get bar
gain from the owner.
Phone Col. 292 26s
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WANTED To BUY AFAKTWENTS
HAVE TWO CASH BUYERS FOR APART
ment hosses: one not to exceed $40 900; the
other not over SIC 600 Must be well located
and modern Can make quick sale. Owners
only
Prather & Robinson.
51s-5l6 Bond bldg.
18th and New York ave.
Main Az
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TAKOMA PARK.

L 1AhAJM1A + AK n.
and rm houses: ami. slate roef; "a. COX
to Sl1 000: all hot-water heat and easy terms
all car line.
NEW T-ROOM. 2STORY FRAME HOUSE
Concrete walks front and hack: nice shade
three outhouses. grapes and fruit: excellent
we'll water on porch; nice porches; lot for
garden 40x100. By 0WNER-Save agent S
commission: sacrifice. 81, 800 to quick buyer:
one fare; 20 minutes TO heart of d. {.
Take District Line cars TO 61st street; walk
south blocks to East Capitol st. ne.
II. 4. BRAY. 26s
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE by 0WS
er. on b. & o. II. r.; over an acre. fruit Trees
and berries; fine water; large trees; S-room
house: will sell at bargain to quick buyer. Ad
Dress BOX 2s6-k Star efiee.
NEW BUNGALOW; FIVE ROOMS AND
bath: good lot. cars. ROBERT Z. FUNK
HOUSER, 35th and Bunker Hill road, Mt
Rainier. Md. Phone Hyattsxille 20.
NEW, VACANT BUNGALOWS: LOTS lso.2s5
Hyattsvilie; two blocks cars; 81. 500; $500 cash
$50 mo. 414 kenois bldg: llth and q. 20.
) ROOMS AND HALL ELECTRIC LIGHTS
heat. shade and fruit trees: large lot; hedge
date possession; large porches; price. s., 600
small cash payment. balance monthly. FRANK
A. THOMPSON. Arlington, Va. Penrose sta
tion c3s
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PETWORTH,

Bun brick rooms, pantry. tiled bath,
cement porches metal cornices, built-in re-
frigerator; servants toilet and laundry in
basement; side windows; all openings screened.
Gas log. eiee. light. gas range; het-vater
heat: double garage; hardwood floors; Al con-
Star Office. 26s
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FOR BETTER SERVICE CALI. ANSoNiA
Furniture Co., SOL 0S II ST. ne. Large padded
motor vans: good. experienced men. Ask for
special rates on ng-distance hauling
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FuEGANT OR. AND r.: HOT WATER HEAT;
cnacrete cellar: double porches; garage; near
Lincoln Park; terms. Phone NJ. 1888. 20
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MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

| PADDED MOTOR VANS FOR LONG DIS
lance aad local hauling; packing and Grating
| done by experienced men: storage, 81 per
month up. CONNECTICUT STORAGE ANb
| EXPRESS CO.. sos ii Phone Line. 2523.
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OPPORTUNITY
FOR COLORED HOMESEEKER.
ONLY $500 CASH.
coy modern home on the Heights near
Georgia ave-; a colonial bsick Of 9 bright
rooms concrete cellar. furnace heat. NOW
VACANT; newly papered and papered. l.. +.
y. PRINCE. 1418 II st.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-ELEGANT HOME;
8 rooms, Ia III. h.-w.h., exec; overlooking Mass.
ave; hardwood floors; garage; splendid ioca-
ton; bargain, 81 600. II. T. LAW, 1919 Sc.
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FOR SALE By OWNER ROOMS. WITH 4
bedrooms; unusually we'll built; all improve
ments; screens; garage; metal weather strips
inspection any time, immediate possession.
1890 Randolph st. NV y7s
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II. T. LAW, 1913 E ST Sc. HAS NUN
her OF comfortable. cozy and well located
homes for sale. within easy walking distance
Of the Navy Yard, selling from e. 900
to $4,000 Easy terms. Phone Lincoln
5725. Dc
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-16
GRAY HAIR BECOMES
: DARK AND BEAUTIFUL
TRY Grandmother's Old Favorite
Recipe of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly compounod7
ed. brings back the natural color ana
Tnstre to the hair when faded, streaked
or gray. Years ago the only way to get
this mixture was to make 1t at home
which is mussy and troublesome.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
nhuT Compound" You will get large
hottie of this old-time recipe improved
by the addition Of other INGREDIENTS,
at very little cost. . Everybody uses
this preparation now, because no one
can possibly tell that you darkened
vo1r hair, as it does it so naturally
and evenly. You dampen sponge or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at time; by morning the gray
hair disappears. and after another ap-
plication or two. your hair becomes mes
Beautifully dark. thick and glossy and
Won look years younger. Wyeth's sage
and Sulphur Compound is delightful
toilet requisite. 1t is not intended TOT
the cure, mitigation or prevention OF
disease.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-16
PNEUMONIA FATAL
TO MACON EDITOR
GEORGE II. LONG SUCCUMBS TO
ILLNESS OF TEN DAYS WITH
PNEUMONIA. WAS CANADIAN

MACON, Ga.-George H. Long,
managing editor of the Macon Tele-
graph, died Wednesday night after
a ten days illness of pneumonia, fol-
lowing a short illness of la grippe.
He was 33 years of age.
Mr.. Long was of Canadian birth.
His father, a Methodist preacher,
met death on Christmas day ten
years ago, when he was one of a
party of rescuers who attempted to
save the lives of number of persons
trapped by fire in burning tene-
ment house in the Canadian city. His
step-mother still resides in Canada.
After serving on the London, Ont,
Free Press, and number of other
papers in Canada and the United
States, Mr.. Long went to the Buffalo
Courier as a sport writer. He knew
thletics-baseball and all sorts of
of sports as few men do.
Coming South with the Buffalo
baseball team of the international
league eleven years ago, Mr. Long
formed the acquaintance of the late
Col. c. R. Pendleton, then publisher
of the Macon Telegraph and himself
a baseball fan. The two witnessed
the practice work of the baseball
team and formed a ripe acquaint-
ance. When the Buffalo team was
ready to return home Col. Pendleton
suggested to Mr.. Long that he come
to Macon and reside. He offered Mr..
Long an editorial position on the
Telegraph.
Active In Georgia Affairs.
In Macon and all parts of Georgia
Mr.. Long built up wide circle of
friends. He was active in affairs of
interest to the city and state, and
active in politics. He lent an at
tentive ear and fluent pen to all
things for the upbuilding of Macon
and for greater Georgia. He had
personal friends from the Florida
line to the northern boundary of the
state, and many outside of Georgia.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-16
PIANOS and EGGS
TAXED in FRANCE
HOUSEHOLDERS MUST PAY TAX
ALSO ON DOMESTIC SERVANTS.
NATION HARD PRESSED

PARIS.-Paris is faced with so
large a deficit that the city fathers
have been busy devising new methods
of taxing the citizens.
All existing taxes are being raised,
and an elaborate scheme of new ones
has been devised.
Among the new taxes are those
levied on pianos, domestic servants,
eggs and oysters.
Every householder owning a piano
will have to pay 80 francs for the
privilege, and, if he has grand piano,
instead of an upright, the tax will
be doubled.
For every female servant the
householder will have a tax of 40
francs to pay, and for every male
servant, butler, footman or chauffeur,
80 francs year.
The taxes on eggs, oysters, truf-
files, chickens, butter and all other
foodstuffs entering the city gates and
paying duty vary, according to quail
ity.
On oysters, for instance, the amount
to be paid will vary from 6 francs to
70 francs for each 200 pounds.
In all, 16O,O0O,OOO francs are being
added in taxation.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-16
REFUSED TO EAT
WITH A NECRESS
A TEACHER IN NEBRASKA
GIRLS SCHOOL DISCHARGED
BY THE SUPERINTENDENT

LINCOLN, Neb.-Because she re-
fused to eat at the same table with q
negress instructor Miss Margaret
Hall, a teacher, was discharged with
out notice today by Mrs. Clara Treat!
superintendent of the state Industrial
school for girls at Geneva in the
limelight for the past three years as
the result of scandal and alleged mis-
management.
Mrs. Treat, according to Miss Hall
first asked for her resignation. When
she said she had nothing to resign
for she was told that she was dis
missed. The superintendent declared
that the negress was more OF lady
than she"
The negress was employed few
weeks ago to instruct the colored
girls at the institution, who are seq
regated. She was given place at
the white instructors table. Miss
Hall said nothing, but went to the
house supervisors table. Mrs. Treat
then scored her for her conduct and
forbade other employees and inmates
to speak to her. At the chapel hour
she asked the girls if they had any
objection to the negress' taking Miss
Halls place. The negress now
teaches the classes formerly taught
by Miss Hall.
Miss Hall has applied to the state
board of control for reinstatement. II
this fails, she will institute legal pro"
ceedings.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-16
COMFORT IS KEYNOTE
OF AIRCRAFT SHOW
,v,,p1OUsLY FURNISHED MA
cuINES ON EXHIBITION.
o.,Es BEGIN AT OPENING.

NEW YORK.-Any one who
n,ougbt the airplane was merely a
s effective engine of war and that
.So oirplane industry had melted away
:ato nothing when peace came along
NV soivod rude shock yesterday at the
IelT; inc of the second annual Aero
Optical Show at the Seventy first
pegiment Armory.
NJ Clustered thickly about on the huge
foor we're airplanes of every variety
md size, with only one exception
e an" military machine which was the
tnckhone of last years exhibition had
lively faded away. In its place
we're we're the many types of civilian air.
craft which have sprung into the air
.;nca the signing of the armistice six
s pa,, months ago, the Y. w. F. freigh-
er a three motored ''ship" capable of
crew of four men and 5000 pounds
If mail or freight; the Curtis Eagle,
ten passenger enclosed machine;
tho Aeromarine limousine, luxuri-
onsIy equipped three passenger flying
boat: the Wright aerial coupe, cabin
crniser; the Goodyear pony blimp, a
snort dirigible, and many others.
Ten minutes after the show had
oneRed the first sale took place. G.
r Cullman, of Jersey City, former
air service man, who brought down
one German in France, came in, stop
ned at the Curtiss exhibit, and bought
an Oriole. He said he intended to fly
i down to Tulsa, Oklahoma, doing
passenger carrying work on the way.
To attempt TO describe the ships"
on view, or the army and navy exhib-
its of accessories and recent inven-
lions. would be next to impossible.
The largest machine in the show was
the L. W. F. mail plane, whose 1O5
foot wings won for it whole corner
of the armory. Nesting under it,
like chicks under a hen, were a cou-
pie of Butterflies, tiny sport mono
planes. The big ship is equipped with
three 400 horse power Liberty motors,
each one contained in the nose of a
separate nacelle. Fully loaded it
weighs 10000 pounds.
In water craft the most interesting
ship shown was the aeromarine flying
limousine, flying boat in which both
pilot and two passengers are enclos-
ed in a wind and waterproof cabin
furnished with all the comforts OF the
modern sedan.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-16
NATIVES OF TERRELL ARE
HONORED IN OTHER COUNTIES
In Recent Primaries Several Were
Elected to Responsible Positions.

Elected to Responsible Positions.
Terrell countians who make their
homes elsewhere always give good
account of themselves. This was true
in three instances the past week. Ma
tives of Terrell were honored by the
people of their adopted homes Judge
VIM. Harper, who was reared in Daw-
son, was reelected judge of the city
court in Sumter county last week,
and Hon. N. L. StapletOn, a native
of Brentwood, was reelected without
opposition superintendent of schools
in Miller county. Phil. Coxwell, an
other Terrell county boy, was re-
elected sheriff of Lee county, defeat
ing J, A. Forester by &c votes.
In Sumter county Judge John A:
Cobb was reelected ordinary and
Lewis Harvey was reelected Sheriff
after spirited contests. George D.
Jones, brother of Mr.. John S. Jones,
of Terrell county, was reelected tax
In Lee county C. A. Wallace de.
feated G. Y. Randall for clerk OF
superior court and F. T. King was
named tax receiver over j. E. Mathis
and w. C. Gill.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-16
MEN CARRIED TO AND
FROM WORK IN AUTOMOBILES

Garbage Collectors Ride at the Elk
pense of the City
PITTSBURGH, Pa.-These are soft
DAYS for the garbage collectors IN
Pittsburgh.
The spectacle of autos being sent
to take the men to and from work is
being witnessed. Wages of 81 and
AS8 a day are being paid, but this is
mot enough to keep the men on the
Job every day. The city authorities,
to solve the problem, hit upon the idea
of furnishing the machines.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-16
Expenditures of Terrell County
For the Month of February
COURT HOUSE AND JAIL

COURT HOUSE AND JAIL
City house. sos
W. Martin ands soap, ja------- EOS
Hardware paint OIL globes court house and Jail 79
Dawson turpentine $500
L. c. Hoyl, checking treasurer's report 500
Hoy salary, phone $3.50
w H. Gurr, salary solicitor city court Feb, 1920 10000
NJ Edwards salary Judge city Fa6 iq2o s se$
Jesse Parker salary Jan Feb 1920 --------
Hrandon pE8 Bnee CO. Co. Il n OoE fes $3.50
EooE WG s e s Jail s6&; binding s $50
Turner, serving 4200
Mrs W a. Davidson note borrowed money repaid- 5351O8
c. F Oxford, interest note renewed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lf5OO
NJ. Marshall pecan trees for house yard ,5 $50
J. Miller plumbing 1853
r GUY pi GappI v Tick Gfi yp @D h 1890
Total - $6Os1.61
COUNTY AND ROADS
Locke-M Motor Co, spark plugs----------7 S0O
W. Jennnss cooking Wasbin@ cash maid out et 1880
W Jennines warden salary Feb O----------
w WhttaIer vrakar and machine man
2; A. T Rnes sad 5000
S.5sss jsan might s5 l 4os s ss
Dawson Telephone Co. phone and long APO
Champion Supply CO. car curtains 1 Sread s4SS
Mathis Worthy lumber gang 25O25 1OO1OO
Hardware hardware account road Sl4a
Dawson Motor Car Co., account 17225
Standard Co, gasoline, ss64a
Grocery Co, 225 lbs s,O8A---------- 1920
Sol Co., lbs mulet 1914 d250
Davis Bros & Co. 50 SIS bu 1890
Railway Express Co., for road Ss2
Dr. e u S% chapp Def services epVG Dec and
Happ Bros. Co, coats for convcts o 14Oo
c. G. Anthony 84S97
Central of Ry. Co., 1915
Dawson Motor Car Co., account for l99o1
R RFiT lumber lumber s 118 1SS9
Total --------- . --$ 8s8e18
Grand Total for February $1OO3O79
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-16
Plumbing According
To Arithmetic

Most everyone knows that plumber prevents
what the doctor cures providing he is good one), or
at least has it in his power to prevent what medicine
man can cure sometimes.
AS an ounce of prevention is worth pound OF
cure. then it follows that one plumber is as good as
sixteen doctors. figuring on the avoirduPoise scale.
Figure it out for yourself.
You will find large and complete line OF
Sinks Bath Tubs, Lavatories and Closets hot wafer
Tanks, Piping Faucets, etc., always on hand
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1920-03-16
HAVE A SON.

Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Sherman an
nounce the birth of son, w. r. Jr'
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-05-06

The Miller Hardware Co. is head
quarters for electric, multimotor, pow
or and hand power washing machines.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-05-06

Hammers. saws, matches, and car
penter tools Of standard makes at the
Miller Hardware Co.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-05-06

Goodyear castings and tubes.
Sconelds'.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-05-06

Curtis Farmer departed Tuesday
evening for WATERFOWL. where he will
transact business