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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1921-04-07

ASH am in need Of money, 1 will
offer SIC off on all book accounts
paid before April Goth.
We can sell the best Harness for
$500, one for $68.00, and one for
$500. Collars and other things
are also down in price.
F.. Fl. LARSEN,
ala Phone 81.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

LARGE, old STONE HOUSE, Z rooms, all
improvements large grounds. fine treees :
barn room for . cars. SEASIDE ESTATES
CO., Eltingville, Staten Island.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

QUIET English gentleman requires room
near bath, West COS 10 S0th st. SO; also
breakfast II possible. ELLIcE. 26s w. eeth.
REFINED young man wants accommodation
with private family where there Is real
home life; terms about 81 per week; must
be below oeth ct, near subway state full
particulars GREENHUT. 40 Marcy av..
Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
New Jersey.

FURNISHED RESIDENCE.
plainfield. ". j.
Exceptionally fine furnished residence for
rent from about the middle OF January until
Sept 1st on account OF European trip.
Situated In Plainfield. ". j., about
minutes auto ride from railroad station.
Twelve rooms and four bathrooms; two
car garage and over acre of ground.
Rent. 800 per month.
Highest class references required.
Address j 515 Herald, 2os Broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNTTY.-There is an ex-
uulste little furnished house for rent for
month or two in the Washington Square
district large studio, grand piano. not at
all cheap but unusually desirable: light and
heat included Call Scarsdale 81 or write
Box $50, Scarsdale.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
UNFURN1sHED ROOMS WANTED.

uNFuRNIsHED room In private housei FUN
particulars. T. rs Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
Farms Wanted.

WANTED. Farm. small and good acreage,
with good buildings for dairy, &c, near
good town and close in, New York State or
Connecticut, within 30 miles OF New York.
Rent with privilege of buying. Possession on
or before April ]. 1921. f. II. HESSELS,
Holmes, putchess Co., K. +. II. No. >. n. y.
WANTED-Within 100 miles of New York
city, farm of large acreage. with buildings
In good condition; will pay cash; no mort
gage wanted; good opportunity for executors
and owners to convert a liability into an
asset. Address II. BOYD, 62l 9th av., New
York.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

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A warehouse, with possession. lower west
side preferred. SLAwSON HOBBS, 1d2
w. I2d 81. -
DEEDS bought TO property threatened with
foreclosure; details. PROMPT, 192 Herald.
Fulton st.
IN Jersey, within 30 miles OF city, of sta
tlon: So 200: house. barn, small acreage.
ADAM SHORTT, 80 W. 10th ST. Phone
Chelsea bIIO
LOTS wanted. West Bronx; must be cheap.
L. L.. SO West Kingsbrldge roed
OLD fashioned dwelling wanted. vicinity
. Greenwich Village: May possession essen
tial; cash SNOWBER & CO., $50 9Th av.
t4stll. "
STORE and basement wanted for responsible
wholesale firm. prefer Franklin 70 battefy'
March possession. SNOWBER. $50 9th av.
SMALL country place to rent summer New
York State preferred; committing distance
privilege buying. Write full particulars,
n 27o Herald. Herald so. "
SMALL old fashion house. Queensborough or
elsewhere In city: prico low; convenient. II
2ei Herald, Herald 50. --
SMALL poultry farm buy or rent. RUkEY-
SER, 1884 st. Johns pl., Bkyn.
WANT property to manage; have IS years
experience at present managing banks
properties. will furnish reference, bonds or
security and win lease high class properties.
!. b., Box 900 Herald. Fulton 81
wANTED-Long Island water front home.
neighborliood Great Neck or Manhassett'
Particulars II. rELFAIR SMITH, III l.. lOth;
WILL lease properly in need cs repairs
for alteration. ASSETS FUNDING CO.,
S07 b'h av. -
WE manage property. will remodel your
O'BRTEN- -DTSBROw Co. ia Liberty st.
$40. 600 cash, about 20 family. improvements:
reasonable; principals only. A.. 10 Herald
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-Sale or Rent.
A REAL SACRIFICE.


Handsome English stucco home OF 10
rooms and baths, with garage. on beauti-
fully shaded corner plot: southern exposure,
facing 100 feet on parked boulevard and 195
feet on cross ST.: large sun porch off living
room. with glass enclosed breakfast room;
sleeping porches on second floor; hot water
heat and all improvements: built in 1918;
S2i 800; could not be replaced for 5000
Phone me before for appointment to
inspect. f. II. HONBERGER, Fitz Roy 260j.
4 w Gath at.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
owNER coins 10 Europe wishes 10 sen

OWNER going TO Europe wishes TO sell his
property. situated twenty miles from New
tlon The land has a frontage of 100 IT. on
MerriclS road by 500 II. deep. The house has
8 rooms and ba III. also large sun parlor (;
with all UP to date improvements. There
As garage and chicken house with so chick
ems: plenty of shrubbery on the place. some
fruit trees; everything IL In Al condition.
This place IL like a small villa in summer
tirne VIII sell furnished, including 1918
Chandler touring car. or property only ask
ing $50 900 for everything; must be seen TO
be appreciated. 26S Herald Herald SO.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
Borough Of Queens-sale or eent.

BELLE ILARBOR, ROCKAWAY BEACH.
Handsome 3 story and cellar all year resi-
dence, specially built. containing steam heat
and every modern Improvement. baths,
splendid porches: garage: plot 60Xl00; excel
Inquire of
L. G. KETcHANI. &c cortlandt St, N. Y
FOR SALE.-Two lots. 2oxi00. on Queens
av.. near Parsons av. $500 each. Street
paved. neighborhood established; easy terms.
q. P. MARTIN. 4546 Parsons av.. Flushing.
NEW SIX ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE
All modern improvements; streets fully Inn
proved. Easy terms. G. r. MARTIN, 4546
Parsons av., Flushing, n. Y. c.
REAL Bargain-New and up TO date Colo
NAL brick dwelling. with garage; &c. fare;
vii sell 70 responsible party on reasonable
terms. !. FRED HOFFNAGEI4. % Wander
hilt av Tel. Vanderbilt 94S4.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
Ar PoRr wAsHINGToN.


One OF the prettiest places on Long Island,
70 miles out, fine committing, 60 trains daily.
best location. corner plot, large grounds.
fruit and shade trees, - room house, all
improvements. steam heated, unfurnished; !;
price S14. 900. $4,000 cash. w. S. VERNON,
151 w. 18th ST.. y. Y. G.
At westbury. country home,
10 rooms: all improvements; beautifully
fruit trees: If sold quickly $4,000; bar
gain. JOHN RITCHIE HILL.
ACT Quck.--Two lots, corner. two blocks
from Springfield station; $3.50 each, w.
sCHABEHORN, opp. station, Springfield,
l.. |. -
AT Springfield. l.. big winter bargains.
houses and lots; easy terms. w. SCHABE-
HORN, opp. station. Springfield, l.. l.
BAY SHORE. L. I.--Rsther than close our
12 room cottage for the winter will rent
furnished TO desirable party from January
/. TO May 10 At 500 a month; summer
season, $500: Two baths, hot water heat,
electric lights, five bedrooms, garage; for
sale also. IRWIN j. LONG. Bay shore, /. l..
BIG Bargain.-New house, rooms. BATH
steam heat, electricity; corner plot; near
station; 81 800. W. SCHABEHORN, opp.
station, Springfield, l.. l.
FOR Saie-Fifteen acres waterfront property
on Great South Bay. between Basket Neck
Lake and Seatuck Lodge: high grounds !:
beautiful location. For particulars address
ABIGAIL X. TUTHILL. owner. Remsen-
burg, l.. I.
HOMES. Sc. 500 upward. easy terms. HYDE
& BANTER. Port Washington L. J.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.


ATTENTIoN-Desirabl location w. 90s;
apartment house; 3 and rooms; rents
S2I 900, expenses $12,500; price S163 900; eN-
change for country property, north New Jer-
sey preferred. II. i. WOOD, 20 Broadway.
CASH viii be added TO S55 900 equity in
nearby Long Island acreage, for Greater
New York property Phone Murray Hill l42'
Mr.. SEYMOUR.
FOR sALE-A twenty-one year lease on a
one story brick building, 156x2O2, in the
Bronx, near n subway station, with pos
session. good for garage, storage or manu-
featuring purposes; viii take good income
. inent NJ SALMON, 63 Park Row. y, y.
TWO lots, Brooklyn. south side OF Belrhont
av., 40 feet west of Lincoln av. cost St,2OO;
viii exchange for anything OF equal value.
W. scHABEHoRN, OPP. Sta Spring
Ileld. l. l.---- !. .------------------
SIX free and clear lots West Bronx. value
$4,000; will consider improved property;
may add little cash 1926 Herald. Harlem.
VACANT property on Grand concourse and
Boulevard for sale or exchange Tor apart
ment house. 1885,. Herald, Bsonx.
WEST 55TH, Near 3th.-Private house, pos
session. will exchange. X. G., 1908 way.
i36TH So. near Riverside Drive. 1ooxioO;
vacant; equity $37, 500. city or country
property considered. sHAIlUM. 1I0 B'way:
s35,o0o-FREE AND CLEAR.
Gentleman's home, near Tenafly, n. j..
stone dwelling. ~ rooms, 2 baths. electric
light. hot water heat cottage rooms, bath,
hot water heat; garage over nine acres
rage south OF 7od St. or might add cash for
fine gentlemans home in near by Westches-
ter. -.
FINE CORNER INVESTMENT.
BETWEEN 30TH AND AID SITS.
All leased; 500 900 per year; pays large
net return; equity $250.000; Will consider
Broa dway or other well located lots or Old
building suitable TO alter, With 100000
cash. Principals only.
DAVID STEWART,
East 42d st.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
Now Jersey.

MOVING, from 6tate-To rent, February !.
room apartment; sunny roomsi heat. elec-
trio light: three minutes from Ampere sta
don; $40. GrLLEN. II 4th av'' East orange
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FACTORIES FOR nrINT-34. 900 SCI. It.;
floors, 5000 or 1000 It.; or separate;
modern buildings. sprinkled, elevator, cleo
tricity heat Bradley Building. iith st. and
Vernon av., Long Island City; minutes
from Grand Central Station, blocks from
ali subwnys, cent car fare. Principals only
address A. y. BRADLEY. owner. 10i Beck
man st.. New York Phone 350i Beckman.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 600 "a. It.,
four story modern factory; lsht four 'ides;
stran, heatpd spriukled; electric elevator.
good isbor and shipping location.
G. ~ EEApF,
1921 Grand ST., HoboKen. =.
Phone tohokcn @0IS.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

COME TO wAUCHUIA
Avoid the severe winters. high price OF
coal by purchasing
10 ACRES COMBINATION SOIL, $3.50,
w RTwN s fsV gseS MUSTnln Ineome produc
ing crops between tho rows Of your orange
trees until trees bear paying crops; fine
climate. helpful neighbors. schools and
churches: YOU, too. can own n grove In South
Florida our liberal cooperative plan makes
II possible. we clear, plow. harrow and fence
the land. plant and care for trees, build good
bungalow 81 800 up; several attractive bun
galows ready 20 move in now.
BEARING ORANGE GROVES 5000 Up
All on easy tcrfna. titles guaranteed.
Write now for booklet
HOVER c Glow. AGENTS
2i2 broadway, New York.
LAKELAND HIGHLANDS. IN the sunny
hills Of Polk county. 300 feet above sea
level, offers an Investment which can yield
large returns on the capital employed; per
potuni scientific grove care plan at cost
unsurpassed oil year climate, an ideal en-
vironment and pleasure IN all lis most
wholesome forms; nttrpctivc homes. beautl-
fui country club, picturesque lakes and seen
cry Write FOR book No. 10. w. r. HALLAM
g. CO. Tribune Building. New York.
FOR sale by owner. ono OF the finest estates
thing modern abundance Of fruit: wonder
ful bargain az St4O. 600. Address WINDSOR,
North Mlchigan av.. CHICAGO.
FLORIDA HOTEL FOR LEASE.
GO rooms, oil modern Improvements; open
for business price 81 900 season. J. FRIED
MAN. 2oG W. i2d II.
FLORIDA Fast Coast--Iioma OF palms and
fncBt fishing lands homes hotels, sale.
rent. GRlFFiTHs, ~. Lauderdale. Fla
NEAR pRIATISA. FLORIDA. 1000 acres
fertile land, suitable general farming, rnis-
ing sugar cnuo. growing oranges. grape
fruit suitable cattle. hog ranch price
$4,000, easy terms. IlIlCHNER, 212 Drood-
way, New York.
NEAR MIAMI-sO acre truck farm, over
head irrigation plant, hollow tile building
tools sacriflce. HOVER. 2i2 Bway. NJ "
MaryIand--Saie or Rent.
TIMBER, hardwood, 100 acres farms ;
established general nursery, sHoWELL.
Ocean City. Md.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
westchcster.

NEW corner building, third floor corner,
rooms 20 3 windows In every room and
bathroom with shower: prwate porch, steam
heat and hot water supplied; beautifully
decora tod elegant gas and electric fixtures .
modern In every detail; very high class
building. IN residential section; rent 500
cannot he duplicated In New York for $50
Apply Dr. a. y. BAUNAN, III W. I'd st..
Mount Vernon. n. y, or phone 2iG1 Mount
Vernon.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
Miscellaneous.

NICELY furnished room, heated, on foor
with bath. two blocks from Lackawanna
station. Swiss family; .412 "a av., Lynd-
train service; board optional.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
Borough of Richmond-sale or Rent.

SHORE FRONT ACREAGE.
South Shore, minutes walk to station.
% acres perfect, high upland. 625 feet bluff
shore, sand beach, 400 feet railroad 'front.'
age, mile deep. wonderful views. at 5000
per acre, worth double. No. 665o. J.
STERLING DRAKE. 90 Bway New York.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

OFFICE AND STOCK ROOM SPACE. about
400 feet. Grand Central zone, building spo-
cialty; will sublease. Phone Vanderbilt 53Ii'.
WANTED-About 10000 square feet ware
house. sprlnklered. fireproof preferred,
railroad siding III New York city. Box L. H..
10 Union Square.
WANTED-Room with north light for studio.
near East G3d st. 1i5 Herald. Herald 50.
WE have clients for buildings, lofts. offices
and showrooms: let US know what you
have for sale or lease quick action. Depart
ment y. JOHN W. PARIS & SON, INC, 141
W. Seth st. Telephone Fitzroy 6604.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

OWNER will sacrifice beautiful home at
Springfield. . large rooms. bath. hot water
heat electricity, oak trim and foors' plot
HORN. opp. station. Springfield. i. !.
$50 PER LOT.
a60 lots. 60 acres. 80 #. frontage hemp
rtead-Jamaica turnpike trolley; great ,r par-
gain for developer WALTER J. SMITH.
1Ss Montague st.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
Florida.

FREE BOOK OF FLORIDA FACTS. Own
your own orange grove In beautiful Fruit
land Park. A few cents n day you now
waste viii buy It for you. few dollars a
month may provide you with life income.
Schnltzler sold his twenty acre grove here for
$40, ,O0Q-two thousand an acre. He saw the
same opportunity that's offered you and
planted a grove. Result--he reaped n small
fortune. You have the same chance. but you
must act now. Write TO-DAY for Free Book
OF Actual Photographs, Florida Facts and
the interesting story OF Eru!tland Park
Farm. Learn OF crops that help YOU buy It.
Address to-day, LAKE COUNTY LAND
OWNERS ASSOCIATION, ~ Sunset Way,
Fruitland Park, Florida.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
FARM PROPERTY.
New York.

New York.
BARGAIN--$1 900 buys five acres. no build
ings, IL miles out Saratoga Springs. N. Y.
Liberty bonds accepted. WILL DELAVOYE.
2lIh Dexter av.. Montgomery, Ala
CHARMING COUNTRY PLACE, $3.50
Grand shade trees. wide lawn with privet
hedge; IL room house. nice condition: good
outbuildings. acres; on State road between
Brewster and Danbury.
SLOCUM FARM AGENCY, 141 Broadway.
New Jersey.
ALL size farms. located In the potato belt.
CLIFFORD c.. BROWN, Cranbury Station
Middiesex Co., n. j.
FARMS IN SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY. If
you arc interested In securing Fruit.
Poultry. Truck. General or Dairy Farm,
send for our illustrated FARM CATALOGUE.
covering VINELAND, n. j., and five ad-
Joining counties; mild winters. productive
land. healthful climate. BRAY & MAC
GEORGE, DEPT f.. viNELAND, n. J.
FOR sALE-Chcken and duck farm. 800
yards depot. town, near bay. Write for
particulars. ARTHUR CORNWELL, West
Greek, n. J.
TWO fine committing farms. 45 miles from
Broadway. 210 and 1876 acres of good land.
two sets of good buildings. 10 and 12 room
houses; steam and furnace heat, running
water. electric light. baths and telephone;
modern barn and silo; orchards, creeks and
fine wood, on fine. high State road. Write
20 FRANCIS PETIT, Hopewell, N. J.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
Long Island.
westchester.
New Jersey.

TWO newly decorated connecting rovmst will
ront furnished or unfurnished; three min
utes' walk TO Grove or Exchange place tubes.
100 Grand st. Montgomery S0A9J.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

RICHMOND HILL-Attractfve rooms with
private family; convenient to L. I. r. r.
station: steam heat, electricity. telephones
keeping. Richmond Hill 1se--M.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
Borough Of Queens.

ROOM. SUITABLE FOR ONE OR Two.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

NICELY furnished apartment. four rooms
and bath, all improvements, including tel
ephone; 80 minutes to theatre district 10
minutes to Wall ST.. from January 10 TO
March 10, 1921 rent 500 per month; REFER
erences II $40 Herald, $50 broadway.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
NInine--Sale or Rent.

A wonderful estate. with every modern Inn
provement, orchards. tennis, gardens,
ocean. golf and lakes; commands one OF the
finest views In all New England price
si25 900. Address j. GRAHAM, North
Michigan av.. Chicago.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. J.. I-Tennls
place apartment by station. and room
suites NEW 81 $50 up Phone Boulevard
sy20 or s545 Also TO sublet one large room
and kitchenette. seo. -
TO LEr-Immediato possession. rooms and
bath. s55; 8 rooms and nath5 80, 500 . r1ons Sath
and garage. suitable for doctor. $40. Ap..
niv MATHEWS BUILDING CO., Grand ana
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
PennsyIvania-sale or Rent.

SUMMER boarding house or camp, $50
acres rich farm, with lake. 20 miles Man
haitian, 80 room house: 5000: terms.
BATSON AGENCY, dSD 9TH av.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02
REAL ESTATE OUT OF CITY.
New York state-sale or Rent.

BEST paying summer hotel business in Cats
kills, GO bedrooms. complete: $55 900. terms.
SATSON FARM AGENCY. 4s9 5th av.
The New York herald., 1921-01-02

TIMBER, hardwood, 100 acres; farms
established general nursery. sHoWELL,
Ocean City. Md.
Smyrna times., 1921-07-20
DOVER BUSINESS MEN UNITE
Chamber of Commerce is Now Under
Way, With a most Promising Officiary

That Dover is to have a real live
Chamber of Commerce was evidenced
by the organization effected there
Wednesday, as follows: President
Arley B. Magee, mayor of Dover.
president-Robert E. Lewis, flour
and feed merchant. Secretary-Harry
c. McShery, manager Dover Index.
Howard NJ. Buckson, cash
ier Delaware Trust Co. Committee on
Constitution and By-Laws-D. Rod
ney Bice, ]. A. Downes, r. E. Lewis,
NJ. Simon, ]. E. Beck. Membership
Committee. A. Downes, w. I.
Maloney, w. H. Baker, C. w. Har-
desty, M. Morris, H. X. Mcdaniel. At
the next meeting to be held at tkc
call Of the president, the constitution
and bylaws will be adopted and ac-
tive work begun. Dover has had sew
eral business organizations in.the past
| twenty-five or thirty years, including
a Board of Trade, Young Mems Busi-
ness Association and Mems Business
Association, but for some reason or
other none have proved a success. 1t
is confidently predicted that the new
Chamber of Commerce organized yes
terday, composed of Dover's most ac-
tive and energetic men, will prove
Just what the capital of the State
should have-a real, live AID energetic
business mems organization.
Smyrna times., 1921-07-20
DEATH OF BENJAMIN A. HAZEL

Continued from first page)
Miller, George w. Sparks, Thomas f.
Bayard, Postmaster James English,
William B. Megear, Ezekiel Cooper,
Peter j. Ford, Harry r. Isaacs, Albert
w. Cummins, Wilmington; Alexander
Comegys, ]. B. Messick, Middletown;
A. E. Eliason, Porters; Representative
H. B. Clarke, Wilbur d. Wilds, Ken
ton; Joseph NJ. HAZEL, Clayton; John
F. Salisbury, John C. Hopkins, Hus-
ton A. Culbreth, James l.. Wolcott,
Ernest Raughley, ]. Frank Wilds, DR..
Emanuel Stout, Herman c. Taylor,
Sheriff Charles w. Graham, William
H. Willis, all of Dover; John w. Fen
nimore, Wilbert Raughley, Leipsic; w.
M. Dixon, Woodside.
Smyrna times., 1921-07-20

is careless with revolvers, are promi-
nent among those who get involved.
Laugh follows laugh as the comedy,
broad and subtle, works up to a hilar-
ious pitch when the harassed young
hero plays for his escape from his
violent prosecutor. While there is
constant confusion and, at no point,
seriousness, there is a definite plan
and excellent plot obstruction through
out. The subtitles are a mode fol
length and style.
Smyrna times., 1921-07-20
DELAWARE FARMERS TO PICNIC
Tomorrow to be Big Day at Angus
= tine Piers if Weather Permits


Farmers of Delaware will hold
joint picnic at Augustine Pier next
Thursday, at which members of the
New Castle County Farm Bureau, the
Delaware Holstein-Fnesian Associa-
tion and the Delaware Milk Producers
Association will be present. A base-
ball game in the morning between the
Hockessin and Bear communities will
be played. To qualify for this game
the players must be between 80 and
100 years of age. Captain Frank F..
Yearsley, of Hockessin, and Lee Hof-
fecker, of Bear, are each confident Of
victory. In the afternoon some of
the ablest speakers of the State will
appear on the program.
Smyrna times., 1921-07-20
"a DIVORCE OF CONVENIENCE"
High Glass Comedy with Consistent
Cast to Be Shown at Opera House

OdSl W Dt OhOWM al OENAa
One of the best examples of inter-
esting nonsense in the form of screen
drama is "a Divorce of Convenience. !"
BY methods ingenious and original,
the author, director and scenarist have
produced plot that is thrillingly fun
ny. Aided by a resourceful cast the
members of which move as a unit
through scenes of amusing turmoil, by
brilliant subtitles and a star who lives
up to them, the picture is a complete
success. A hero offering witty but
implausible alibis and travelling at all
times in circles, detective who fol-
lows the same course, fiancee, a con-
ventional, discreet, and without a
sense of humor, also woman with a
past, trying to share it with the inno-
cent hero, and lastly her husband who
Smyrna times., 1921-07-20
"0Ai NJ f. CHURCH NOTES
i. %,i I; p ?. Nichols Announces Meet.
ss before Going on Va.at;ou

moe = D.; :. Nichols Announces Meet.
n'r. y pslore Going on a Vacation
as t5salful ~ a Sunday night services
Se su,,el NJ oloer in Asbury Church during
d siaa. alner months. No better Choir
abst ng E was ever heard than that
aerstiSI st sunday night by the large con-
Vii hun l. Present. Request HYMNS
DE- + to sung y. on coming Sunday nights.
sDumh. n .ne absence Of the pastor : and
dest,s del !. Of the members Of the or
Sunday ,; sne hymns requested last
hight Ing Tgns will be sung Sunday
day n piss. saiy 81, instead of next sun
ist 4sOI. y NJ, The pastor takes a weeks
appIisd i dTeaoOOth n and his pulpit will be Z
O6eisII p l0r the coming Sunday. The
be a, Ia, board :, which regularly meets
been ny n".. Monday of each month has
Aurusyt' yt's'poned this month to meet
Smyrna times., 1921-07-20
BUNGALOW FOR SALE

Furnished house for rent on South
Street, apply to
MRS. N. F. WILDS
Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1921-07-20
GIRL WANTED

To work in a Confectionery and Ice
Cream store. Apply to
ANDREW JAMES
Smyrna, Delaware
Smyrna times., 1921-07-20

Announcement was made last Tues
cay, at the Farmers Bank, of Dover,
that Frank Hall Davis, Esq, had been
elected director to fill the vacancy
on the Board of the Bank occasioned
y the death Of the late Hon. S. C.
femewlll. Mr.. Davis is prominent
isEyer OF Kent county and under the
lait administration was auditor Of
ne !. 5. Treasury. At the last Cen
e. sisl Election he was the only RepuL-
Il T'an elected to the Legislature from
kent county.
Smyrna times., 1921-07-20
WANTED

20 to 80 horsepower steam engine
and boiler in good condition. Address
104 Loockerman Street, Dover, Del.
Smyrna times., 1921-07-20

Forty uniformed members of Rob-
bins Hose Co., attended the big fire
mems parade, in conjunction with the
first annual convention of the State
Ffemen's Association which began at
laurel, Del, last Wednesday. Rob-
bins Hose Co. was accompanied by the
Dover band and by Dempsey and Nc
Nee, two of Dover's skilled dancers,
Fbe furnished part of the entertain
nsnt at Walters Theatre in the even
ing.