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The Washington times., 1920-10-13
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Avenue.

THE PROPERTIES ADLERTIsEp under
our name are sGntsglsa EXshEsTXEty
.l.Is K "a s; E;mBrlek. r: $4,000.
haas sth st. N. w.-Frame. T.. latrobe.
I4as sEs'sit st. N. E.-s-family nat: 4r. 4 b.
each; lstross 7sS gas; large lot; excellent
sos q st. N. E.-Br.; sr. q b.: Iatrobe.
sest Warder st. N. w-Br;7r. 4 tiled
b; 4 bedrooms; large lot to paved alley:
h. W. h.; concrete cellar; a. m l.; modern
sc..ss sesPdna porch; hardwood h00r';
5ss 9Th St s. E.-Frams. 10 r. 4 b.
7as 9TH st. s. E.-B4; 6 sr. a b.: i.trobe.
Ii2i 10Th & n Wis r.. rec. hall; br.;
gas .urA. i''.ecso5osED
ais 5th st. s. EFT: sr. (Possession).
GI-1s First st. N. w.-Brick, eigh,
rooms and bath Furnace heat: gas. $500
~ Kenyon st y; w;aoTr.me sr- deep
| :. ,os ard 8. wy-Br.. r. iatrobe' gas;
iIl7' Congress. st. N n.-Br, s-f.miiy
'oSs sssi Cleveland eiSSyi place N w.-Br.;
gas; iatrobe: excellent condition. sa.sso.
Is-t.,s st N. W. Br.: . r.: 5000
heat; excellent condition. $3.50 each,
,1ns 3sth ct. N. VT: r.; eIcelient
- S2s 10th st. N. E.-Br.; sr. a b.; cellar:
1904 isih st N w.-Br.; sr = b.; sa..
.isT-41s-I51 r. st. N. w.-Br.; . store.
Nd 1 house, corner property. .is,aeo:
| sos-s-Il sth st. N. E.-Br.. s r. ss.sso.
''"' INVESTMENT.
1902 sth at. s. E.-Br. store, s living
rms. b: near Navy Yard; excellent iocs-
'JT i7as and 1873 st. N. W.. br, = apt.
each containing ar and b., a. m. $4,000
tsinins . rms & b. ,is,ooO
Is-i5 r st. N. w. br, I rms 5000 each.
1870 Mass. ave. N. W. br.. rink; each
isos 1., St N. w.-Br.. s-f.miiy nat;
each containing sr, a b. furnace. monthly
rental. 3s5; excellent condition; possession.
barber shop and. 8 living rooms 4 b. .M
1ith st. s. e., brick, a-chsir shop; fixtures
'ns,Sdsd ,C, ,s sCso' S. w"ssS ro's's'sn h~h;u-
ceiient condition; make offer.
Tao c ct N. E toorner sth and CT
lots excellent corner business location
ssso N st. N. w.-Br a-fam, nat; l1r
b. how. h.; yearly rental $500, Price.
EOS L ct N. w.-corner property; large
store with . living rooms, $4,000:
,7o, \ tetS st Te w.Ncorner lot IS G py 20:
90. a-story frame house. $500.
!corne. South Carolina avg and st
mouse. Lot ass by " by 1'o ,s,ooe'
ALL or THE ABOVE PRoPERTIEs
BE PURCHASED ON REASONABLE
sPEciAr-wE NEED HousEs LIST
NOW ron QUICK RETURNS
HNADToRD COMPANY,
hs,s ss77. ''I southsrn BIDS. hsin sssa.
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HOUSES soR sALx

Is q bargain 10 a quick parehsssr. -,
u,soe-Risht At Lipsoin Park; location
hard TO beat In the elf s-rooIn house hot
,oos. % h. heat .n,ss ss,e paoe.r,y sn IA psl.si S son
tion. Only N.sse cash
u.see-s-rsem home; modern In every
respect; hot-wster heat sss. electric
iishts; hardwood psreast nosrsi hardwood
trim through tho entire house colonial
porchssi washtubsi servants' toilet large
lot TO vide paved alley. Location near the
Union station.
W..so-7-room bungalow in a good N, z.
Only sSs cash. balance less than rent.
$50 per month.
u.1se-7-room house. In a very good
Pered all through; lstrobe heat: large lott
room for double garage. Only $500 cash
es,sso-.N.t w location. just OF 10th at;
p.rsd; large lot % roo% for % double sSs ssr.es; es
vacant and Immediate possession and only
$500 cash.
.1:ssexs-.oom house on T street N. W.;
W.1se-Aimost at Lincoln Park; this 10
a good buy: furnace heat; very large yard
house In very nice condition: owner wants
quick purchaser. Cash payment. si.ass.
ss.ooo-A large detached homo In the
s. r.; rooms; hot-wster heat; gas. cleo
trio lights; porches: slate roof: large lot:
nne location; newly papered and painted
U.Soo-e:room house; good n. W. ioea-
tion; practically new; In excellent condi-
ton; coionisi porches. hot-wster heat. gas.
wide paved alley; sanitary wash trays.
servants toilet.
N;sooI1n 0eorEetown: 8 rooms, colonial
floors. hardwood trim. wash trays In Gel
lar, servants toilet; beautiful view and
strictly white location; owner Is anxious
to sell at once and will give immediate
ssoo-3-room house In Colmsr Manor:
large lot: on corner; all cash at this
price.
N:soo-b-room house and large lots
inside Of the city limits This property
can be improved without great expense
to be worth At least 5000.
T7so-7-room house: furnace heat
stesis dsi.sscd ~ ss,y nns s" condition Thi: !;
where there is a lot OF business value to
It: almost immediate possession ana 500
Of IL. .... 3. y.es ess.r balance
Aes:.: sos.:,.s M s.:s :H' ..oe CASH s,'''"
$s.1oo-A Ane. large bungalow in silver
Spring, Nd: three.quarters of an acre of
owner Is wanting to 60 South and wants a
quick sale. "
3S.6so-In Woodbridge. d. c.; 6-roonn bun
Galow; modernly heated, electric Iishts;
double garage: very large lot: almost i'm
mediate possession. 2 -
s7ooo-s-room house: modern heating
plant; entire property in what Is called
perfect condition.; hardwood floors and
built by Kennedy Brothers; hne location
just near Lincoln Park N. e. Owner in
property.
I have a great many other
homes for sale. .'~'
J. D. GARMAN.
District National Bank Bldg.
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soylsa. PlCYIsG 5 sroRAGf

PEck's rRANsrER AND STORAGE
House ~ house moving; local -nl lyns
distance. padded motor van spseisi f-ss
on healing 10 BALTIC, Phil.. n. T. isss
v st NJ ". North sIsk.
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clAixvoYAsrs
SPECIAL READINGS, ,l.OO
NINE Waste

There 10 q way 10 overcome all difncal-
ties trouble and anxiety. correct and
TRUTH reading Of your life by the sciencs
Of DhrsnoloGy will show you how you can
b. happy. No questions asked The head
snairs of life can be read. Don't be fAii.
ure. Come today. Advice on all subjeots.
Gifted Phrenoiosist and business Adviser.
permanently located s1s 18th ST N. w.
Hours. 10 q. m TO y. m. ConvInces.
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14o5 Eye st.
McKEEvER 4 GOSs

3l2,eso.
Best section Of Petworth; one Of best
buys In city today; semi detached brick
horne on lot <oxloo. with Q rooms and
bath, gisssed In sieopiug apd ereak-
fast porches: servants Qusrtafs: spa
every modern Improvement: electric
lights hot water heat; hardwood noorv
and trim open fireplace: buiit-in re-
frtgerstor. screeps and Awptugs: ga
rage; q beautiful homo and one that
will please you Small cash payment.
,McKEEvER 4 0Oss.
1895 Ego St Main l7t1.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Brick home In good Mount Pleasant
section; ten rooms and bath, we'll ar
ranged double sleeping porch: Scrsens.
etc. large lot 100 feet deep with 20 foot
frontage Terms can BE- arranged
Very good buy for 3le.eoo.
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MT. PLEAsANT-SlS.6o 500
Main 4752.

CHEVY CHASE.
Detached homo In best section Of
Chevy Chase; . rooms and two baths
and siesptng porch; all modern Inn
provsmsnts, hot-wAtsr heat, electric
ssd double rear porchss. screams. sto
two-cAr GarAGp; . home to be proud
Of Price. tll, ,tes. rnspsct.
AckBByER = s0O6S.
ICES Eye st. Main <15S.
WASHINGTON HEi0HTS.
BEAUTIFUL homo Of brick. completely
detached on large lot; brick 'construc-
tien with center hall entrance. ocn-
taina 10 large rooms and modern
baths; large cleeets; every modern con-
lighta. front and double rear porchss;
house u artisticaily nnished inside with
built-in mantsls. hardwood noors. etc
,0araGs opening on wide alley; homo
for the particular. Price. $4,000
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MADAME yASHTI.
PALAIsT AND cLAIRyOrANr.
SPECIAL READINGS. SOC

Tells you anything you wish to know
about your past, present and future, Of
your luck. love. business. health aud fam
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DESIRABLE HOMES, CAPI-
Toll HILL, NORTHEAST
Il AND SOUTHEAST.
WE HAVE A LARGE LIST
OF DESIRABLE HOUSES in
THIS SECTION OF THE
CITY, AT VERY REASON
ABLE PRICES. If YOU CON
N TEMPLATE BUYING, DO.
kNOT FAIL TO GET PAR
TICULARS. MAKE AN AP-
POINTMENT FOR ONE OF
u OUR statesmen WHO MAKE
n A SPECIALITY OF HOUSES
IN THIS SECTION, TO TAKE
YOU AROUND IN THEIR
AUTOMOBILES.
A very desirable home on &c street
northeast; . stories and cellar; : rooms
cars; possession; IS. zoo. "
A we'll arranged house on sth street
Northeast. An out-of-town owner wishes
to make = quick sale; stories and cellar.
sarage to hold cars; large lot; - loot
within two squares OF Lincoln Park; 10
rooms and baths; reasonable terms; near
cars; only $3.50.
, Not far from the Library and Capitol; II
~ constructed for the price asked. s7.Soo.
$500 will buy this two-story dwelling
on 10th street northeast; . rooms. baths:
steam heat; lot 2oIlos.
$500; . dwelling on NJ street northeast; !;
A splendid homo on A street northeast;
Z rooms; tiled bath; hot-water heat and
electric lights; garage to hold cars; sta
tionary tubs; front and rear porches; hard
A street northeast near srd street: 5
stories; 10 rooms; Q baths: t-water heat:
garage to hold two cars; $1,000.
S4.75o: Immediate possession: on &c"
street northeast; q stories and cellar; 6
rooms and bath. Let US show you this
$500; convenient to the Union station:
stories and cellar; rooms and bath
A corner house for $500 on ''o' street
northeast; 8 rooms and cellar. at'
East Capitol street; q comparatively new
homo for $500; 2 stories and cellar; hot
water heat and electric lights; hardwood
finish; lot 1sx11o.
Maryland avenue: = Groom dwelling with
hot-water heat; bargain at $500.
A Mass avenue home for $500; 8 rooms
and bath; near Stanton Park
A beautiful corner residence on Mass
avenue northeast; Q rooms; hot-water heat /;
about 100 feet of parking; convenient to
Capitol. $1,000.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
.. 1912 New York Avenue.
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.0lsEs res sAII
Main 2sl5.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

BRIGHTWOOD-Sl2.000
On Kssasdy ct A .p,.Aaid ios..
rooms. bath and sissplns porch.
front porch kot-wAtsr heat. cleo
tricity, IL has recently been re-
dscorAtsd. and 10 In excsiisat con-
dition.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
$500
Tbs very bsst poist In columbt.
He.shts. lies srsand the corner Of
b.y-windew brick house has
reoms and . baths. with hot water
heat II 10 truly remarkable
value.
NORTH ADDITION
CLEVELAND PARK-$lS. 900 \
Detached peSels dash house Of IL
rooms and I baths. on . very large
lot. wish Side and rear alley: ample
rsspects. Owner must dispose of
this home without delay. and will
give immediate poseessiou-
MT. PLEASANT-Sl3,500
In excellent nsfshSorssod: 10 rooms
and . baths; brick gsrsgs; hot
psred ana painted; lot ieS feet
deep; terms can be arranged. This
10 clear good value
LUCHs.
Main 28I6.
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noUsKs YoK SALx
SHANNON 4 LUcHs.
7l3 lAth St. N. w.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
llQ k(l0

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Sls,600
on Ontario road near Colsmeia
road; beautiful le-room and bath
HOUSE. with steep heat .na .i.e.
paved alley, serssas. swsiass. eo-
cupisd BY owner. who Will givs im-
mediate possession
BROOkLAND-$s,6ss
e1ceilsntly located In Broo klAad.
There are 9 rooms and bath, hot
wafer heat. electrieity haydwoo
noora downstairsi front and back
porohes A particularly attractive
sil-sround buy.
sAUL's ADDITION
3l2,600 f.u..
An artistic and well pisnned hun
bath: hot-water heat; electricity
and gas; spacious porches. close to
18th St southern exposure.
NORTHEAST-$5,250 &
A s-room brick dwelling In an
excellent section Of the mort thesct.
owner, has been kept In excellent
condition. and posssssaon will be
given st once. Large lot with
ample space for garage.
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PROF. STEVENS,
MASTER MIND or PsYCHIcs.

CyairvoyAnt and PAlmst
Advice on all Affairs Of life Including
business and speculation. III affairs OF the
heart UT emotions of love interest you. he
gives exact and truthful revelations. settles
lovers Qusrreis enables you TO win the es-
teem and affection of anyone you desire.
causes speedy and happy marriage. tells IL
the ono you love 10 true, also date OF nss r
riage. Restores lost affection. peace srd
confidence TO lovers and discordant fami-
iios AL invited. 4
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MADAME SPARROW
EGYPTIAN PALMIsT Il cLAIRVoYANT
6Oc-Special ReadinR-50c

UVC-opeCIdI ItoduIHB
To convince tho public OF her natural
gifts to advise you In business, health. fam
lily affairs and love AFFAIRS. Tells the name
OF who you viii marry and when. Removes
evil influences, tells how to win and hold
tho ono of your choice. One visit TO
Madame sparrow will pay you for many
disa ppoin I'm ents In others.
1901 7th ST. N. w. tCor. M.
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
ID. c., Washington, ID. c.. october IL,
1920 Sealed Nopossls will be received at
this office, Room 5og, District Bulldlng,
until 9 o'clock p. m, November IL, 1920,
for furnishing one forming brake. TO- long,
capacity No. 10 gauge steel.-Specihcations
and forms of proposal may be had upon
application to the Purchasing officer.
hoom $40. District Building. J. THIL-
MAN HENDRICK, CHARLES w: KUTZ.
MABEL T. BOARDMAN, Commissioners.
n
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SAUL'S ADDITION
3l2,6W
NORTHEAST-$5,250

7ls 1Ath st. N. W.
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MADAM STANLEY,
NINE. ORA PARKS

Celebrated Scientific Gypsy Palmist;
mAnentiySSt0 n. Y. ave, near 7th st.
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mansntiySsto n. Y. ave. near 7th st.
NINE. ORA PARKS
cLArRvOYANT AND PALMIsr.
Gives advice on all affairs Of life
visit to this remarkable woman will do
% pssis. She is not y1 fontunessIIsn @ neither
does she eater to the ignorant or super
stitious. but to those who appreciate the
and conndsntial Hours. IL a. m. to p.
m. 1870 q St N. w.
MRS. HABEBA, ciairvoyant. palmist. truth
affairs Psrlors 7ss 18th st. II. W. 5oe..I.'
WE ARE WHAT?
Written automatically through the hand
% :.as ..S' ,4ss Ss-ss ;eonrn. M.'S s.ss ss fsp'
NINE. PARKER.
.ac r.. TO. .na You
family affair." When and whom you win
.s;y WHAT pa. 70 Do To be-
lie. Removes evil influence Tells how
70 win and hold the one OF your choice.
1911 = st. n. w. bet 18th and 18th
NINE. RAY,
5:Ss pt Pss s. s:s 1Reis sns ie,s saFd .nS
= MRS. COATES.
LECTURE AND CIRCLE FRIDAY, SaS
p. INDOORS CLOSED 8:3o
17o4 Kilbourne PL N. w.
ADMISSION. soc.
Appointments by phone. Col. 6227.
Subject October 15 "As Ye Sow, SO Shall
Ye Reap" Developing class every Tues
day at 8 p. m Tickets sold for class an
advance or reservations by phone.
SPIRITUAL READINGS
Daily, 81. 90. Thursday y p. m. meetings,
$50. A message to each. s17 10th 1T. N. T..
Lincoln 5042.
PROPOSALS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-14

DAIRY for sale, if bought immediately: about % cows. some extra fine; first class route; selling full product with de- mand for more. w. J. Mobbs, Ensley 751-J Vineyille Station
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-14

SALESMEN WANTED-By old reliable house to sell our new sc punch boards to merchants in small towns and country stores, either regular or side line salesmen. Unrestricted terri tory. Big commissions. Write for salesman outfit. Empire Manufac- turing Co, 125 w. Plume St. Nor filk Va.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-14

WANTED Reliable settled coiored wom- an for cooking and general housework, must be clean. neat. experienced single
 woman without family. references re- quired; good permanent place for right person. Apply 1924 N 3Sd St.
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DIAMOND FOR SALE

One one-fourth karat a gem set m platinum S1nd diamonts mounting cost S759 will sacrifice for cash orl Dodge car. Address Diamond, care Age-Herald.
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/ Main \ | 4900 J
MERCHANDISE
-ARTIcLEs -A non sALE

FOR sALE-chHdren's Red Bug au. tomobile. only been used short time and is practically new. Win sell at bargain as owner is leaving city Address Y-5s. care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-14
ROOMS AND BOARD

WANTED-Room mate for young maj in private home; nicely furnished
 room, modern eonyeniences; convenl
 tent to-three cars and jitneys. 12tl Ave. South. Phone Main AIS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-14

ONE 1917 Dodge, good mechanical con- dition Will sell today, cash or terms come early. MT. Prescott, wi.h Mcclure Motor Co.,. 2020 Ave. B. Main 7793.
 COMET-No used ones to be had; look at our new ones. Southern Motor Sales Co. z300 1st ave. Main 1898
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-14

FOR RENT-Rooms on Southside. blocks from Five Points; meals desired; also garage for rent. Phqn
 Main 435a
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FINANCIAL

BUSINESS OPPORTU MITES J7 DRUG STORE for sale; good paying, we'll established business: just few blocks from tie heart of the city. Address C-97. care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-14
SEEDS AND PLANTS

CABBAGE PLANTs-Nice, stocky plants, Early Jersey, Charleston Wakefield, Succession, Drumhead; express. s2 per thousand; prepaid mail. 300, s1; 500, s1.50; 1000, s250 Send for price list sweet potato, to- mato, and other plants. Parker Farms. Moultrie.- Ga.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-12-04
Meeting of Board of Admin
istratOrs Road District
No. l.
Franklin. La. Dee. lst. 1920.

Franklin, La, Dee. lst. 1920.
The Board Of Administrators Of ReaG
District No. | met this day in regular
session with Mr.. Charles y Frost PIE
siding, and the following members pres
ent: IIaydel, Olivier, Boudreaux, Gooyh,
Lowranee, O'Brien and Calm. Absent
Kimbrough, McCardell and Pharr.
The minutes Of the last regular meet
ing were read and on motion, duly see
onded and carried, were approved as
read
The following report of the Treasurer
vas read and on motion of r. 0 'Brien,
seconded by W. J. Lowrance and carried.
it was received, filed and made part Of
the minutes:
ROAD DISTRICT NO. l. IN ACCOUNT WITH
UNION BANK d TRUST CO. BATON
ROUGE. LA.
Receipts.
Oct 80 Balance. $3.50 237 65
Disbursements.
NOVEMBER ].
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Respectfully submitted.
w, N. GOOCH,
Chairman Finance Committee.

A biz Of GRAY ( Son, for working tn"
road known as the Penn Lane, for tn"
sum of tlOS.00, was presented and or
motion of W. j. Lowrancc, seconded by
B. 'Bricn and carried, it was approved
for payment and the Secretary waS az
thoriZed to issue Il warrant covering
same.
On motion of A. +. Calm, seconded by
p. O'Brien and carried, if was resolved
that hereafter all road work shall be don"
by the Road Supervisor with the Parish
equipment.
A letter from the Eye. Ear and Nose
Hospital was read, and on motion Of Is.
O'Britn, seconded by ". \. Gooch and
carried, action on it was deferred until
the next regular meeting Of the Jury.
Bids were opened for the Fiscal
Agency of the Parish with the following
result: Bank Of Morgan City and First
National Bank Of Morgan City bid 49,,
Commercial Bank and Trust Company Of
Franklin bid 4. and The &. Mary Bank
National Bank Of Morgan City bid ~,
On motion OF A. +. Calm, seconded by
w. J. Lowrance, The - Mary Bank
and Trust Company being tue highest
bidder was named as the depository Of
the Parish for two years from January
LIST, 1921.
A roll call on the above motion re
suited in its carrying unanimously.
There being no further business be
fore the meeting, same on motion du-
ly seconded and carried, adjourned.
CHAs. N FROST, President.
r. EMMET O'NIELL, Secretary.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-12-04
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and bake them pew
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1920-12-04
BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS.
AyOCA. CHENE AND CHARENioN
BRIDGES.

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pIacjl, PennIseon, salary thrll" % -
ellen Orange Store supplies tnch"
A veedrr Sons salary anu sunni 30 s.
EhaTentOn
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ROADS AND BRIDGES

Joe Psrro H., salary AS road super -
.isoi IN .L ordinv Il-l - 80 |
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Spanish Post 0Hie Oh,
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through the post 0hd
which was decipherel
delivered, notwithStans
ties, says the PhlladeIp1
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lady; it was clear, the'
sex the recipient Sh0l
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81. y. VIC. WV. MOO tLasi sale Nov. lsS
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
LONDON. Nov. 27-vBar silvcs. 1914 per
ounce; money. ia per cent: discount rates:
short bills. Gl3-1G05s per cent; three
months bills. 1i-lG per cent.
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PRODUCE MARKETS.
cOFF ZEE.

NEW YORK, Snv. gi.-Thc market for
coffee futures showed 4 further Improve
ment today owing 20 the nrn showing OF
Era lillian cables and continued covering.
The opening was to points higher and
active months sold 70 to &c points above
last nights closing figures during the mid
de OF the morning. with March touch.n <
IS or just cent above Shc low level OF
last Tuesday. That delivery closed a.;
reactions nnder feaiiz.nS. ai,ho1eh fhe
tone vas steady at net advance OF : to -
S Gnss 7o MnS July 'l st, @
Der. SS,. october SO. Spot. quiet: Rio
~. 'T1k: Santos ~; loT io4. few fresh
offers reported IN the cost and
freight market. bu; those received Included
Santos 81 at 10 cents American creditS
The official cables showed a decline OF
itp re!s in the dollar buying rate, with an
advance OF I'd In the rate OF Rio exchange
on London. Notwithstanding this InilrcIs
prices In santos wer. - TO 10 refs higher
according to the carly cable and later
ca bios showed further partial hdvanrn
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nsnts. %; stock. 1S.T12. Rosln, auiet: sale,
none; receipts. 2,0s: shipments. $50; stock.