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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16
Sore Throat Wisdom,

To relieve Sore Throat you must get at
the seat of the disease, counteracting the
cause. TONSILINE is prepared and sold
for that one purpose. A dose of TONSI-
LINE taken upon the first appearance
Of Sore Throat may save long days of
sickness. Use little Sore Throat wis
dom and buy. a bottle of TONSuINE
today. You may need it tomorrow.
TONSIEINE Is the National
Sore Throat Remedy = best TX
known and most effective and
most used. Look for the long "a
necked fellow on the bottle when I'D
you go to the drug store to get it. ~
35c., &C., Hospital Size, $1.0O. "a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16
CANDY

Fresh peanut brittle for
Saturday per lib -. 15c
Mixed nuts, this years
crop, for Saturday zoe
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-16
TOYS TOYS

This stock is still unbroken. No
trouble supplying the things the lit
tie folks have asked for here.
Wooden toys, mechanical toys,
games, furniture, dishes, dolls, etc.
Bring the Riddles to the toy section
tomorrow
-Rasement-
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-21
AND MILL OUTLET SALE
Mems and Boys FURNISHINGS

To satisfaction which selling
without of statement the that
find without doubt that the offered
the UNITED STORES will
her quality sacrificed
instead offering better for less than be obtained elsewhere
all merchandise has been bought
date There merchandise offered during this SALE which
the SALE and repuchase by have TO be sold
sale We huthfuly
buying literally
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-21
SUMNER uNDERwEAR Of we'll

SUMMER UNDERWEAR Of well
known manufacturers AZ very special
priceS--t 2255vD- 22S5Vn- i3o--
.4s-.95) UNION SUITS
Long sleeves. short sleeves. ankle
length. OF real fine weave in ecru
and natural color. all sizes--regular
slss. 400 garments, at the extra
special price
t7R4-.52lz II 4 l. UNION MADE
Long sleeves. also short sleeves. an
kle length, fine knit Union Suit. in
mems, all sizes at the extra special
price Values TO $3.50 NOW
s9c GARMENT
MEMS ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
in nainsook checks. OF fine count. al
so In striped nainsook. full cut and
roomy, well made throughout. full
standard cut garments in all sizes.
$50 values. special
9Jc Garment
MEMS KHAKI GABARDINE MOLE
SKIN PANTS
a splendid seryiceable pant. for out
ing or camping, and where quality
Is the first consideration in work
pant,
Special si.es
MEMS DRESS sOCKS-REDUCED
Mems fine guage cotton dress socks
Ia black. white. cordoyan and grey.
in all sizes. seamless aud an except
i0nal bargain at this price, special
iJc per Pair
q Pair for sJc
KNOX KNIT MEMS DRESS SOCKS
represent the best value al our price.
for should this house fail TO satisfy,
return and have IL replaced with a
new pair In black. white. grey. aud
brown. la all sizes-regular Soc
value special az
2Jc Pes Pair
No. 2i4-MEN's BLACK HOSE
in all sizes, another value. built for
service. regular SIC value. to close
out Extra special Of
= Pair for ~ 90
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-21

No need to pay the high prices asked
elsewhere for "A cap. We extend the
opportunity to save money and get
cap that Is Al In every respect,
style. material and workmanship.
Special sale price
Reg. & ss cap. special sale price ~
Reg. 100 cap. special sale price II
Reg. I25 cap. special sale price ~
Reg. 100 cap. special sale price VIC
Reg s5c cap. regular sale price dc
Reg soc boys cap, special sale
price .....,.....-...-....,.. svc
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-21
BOYS HOUSES AND WORK
SHIRTS

We will offer the famous BUSTER
BOY blouse. sizes 6 TO 49, in plain
blue and beautiful patterns OF stripes
ia many colors. a value OF sI2b AT
the EXTRA SPECIAL Price OF. soc
boys work shirts in blue. IAN, IS.
i3iA sizes. special during the sale
only az .......-...... sec
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-21


No. 200 aud No. 2.o--Fuli Fashion
ed pure silk, s2-guage hose. high
heel and double sole, insning extra
service and wear In black. brown
and white. All sizes. The best wall
ues offered In years. Regular $3.50
value. special during this sale
100 Per Pair
Regular x2.25 Values az ~t.5o
BUYERS ARE NOT DISAPPOINTED
IN THE BARGAINS OFFERED AT
THE UNITED STORES.
We do not indulge In misrepresent-
ing-eyery article as represented
or money cheerfully refunded.
This H. a sale thai has NO equal
MEMS kHAkI OVERALL SUITS.
all sizes. cut full and roomy. during
this sale only AT
g2-1
BOYS DEPARTMENT
Boys Ovcraiis--full weight denim In
blue. double stitched throughout
Abe Z ..-............... ............. 75c
Age X 10 ~ ... kJc
Age Is TO II ....-.........-..-....-..... D5e
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-21
STRAW NAT SPECIAL

regular $3.50 value, special sale
price observation-disclosures. x2.00
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-21
BOYS KNIT nm UNION SUIT

Ecru color. knee length. short
sleeves. all sizes. selling as high as
$50 IN large sizes now all sizes
Special soc
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-21
HATS AND CAPS

Your opportunity TO buy a real hat
value az extremely low prices. The
famous Halves Hat one OF undisput-
ed superiority unquestionabie styles
Regular $3.50 value al the remark
ably low sale price of ................ rI.SH
Cloth hats IN all the best shades. sub
stantialiy and neatly made, regular
Si.9S seller. Special sale price
~ ~ 40
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-07-21
EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES

EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES
In boys suits. all sizes. In dark and
serviceabie colors. built for hard SER
vice such as boys win give their
clothing. II will pay you 10 consid-
er these exceptional offerings now
and buy the boys next Fail school
suits. Prices special during this sale
at
$500. $3.50. xio.sD. xii.25
BOYS WAIsTs-is Percales. corded
madras. with adjustable waist band.
well made. roomy and large var
iety OF colors, In stripes. age 6 10 10,
now al
BOYS ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
made OF fine count checked main
sock In sizes 10 rs. now selling in
all sizes Irregular 75c) az
soc the Garment
The New York herald., 1921-07-03

Summer home Carl Emperor
and Mount Plam in the background @cS3 %
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
FL Problema Naviero

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salh ssa esai4a.as - ~ Allal.s
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80 - d ssa..lutia asa.aiIAsli.a 9.
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mnu, ~ lAsaas lsH@saa-
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lsns s.ss.glhlas e. iirsa .rs.la,ss 'ir -
fnf 81 faiias sie ss'.sssNiaaa sIN rsa
sanliaaa aue ~ i,a,-se Hpl'siH'-a' l'..f
li raaaalsa.,r "a = i"'al D. rasi''s. cie
a. isnsra n miiisaws d. il''la.. -
mfims~ ,ir sialHsss.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
NOticiaSdePonce

eaaMs NMe 81
naaeaa D. aas
assAss - sl.sss ssisss
ss~asf - s-.f sase
sannssa. lsa ias
lasassss-ss
a. s~aats ttam
iiiaasa su1afa - tsa 50
a1.lls aa.s taa..
ali,am8an s.e ss3
iasssssias ~ B. $685. la
llFsa.n ssse
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si..s ssiseH Rss
ss k.,le linis aieaHse
ias,ni.s,ea a.a,a 81. aa.fsH.
tain. tal'f ii.l- afsa
g., emiau g'tflu sn.Hna att.
Vsi,ss Nanna b. .ir-a .a.
ts'.ia inH.,s'. ,.aiit. s.l.. .liI,. ,
la '.~sna i,g.dile.-
Ay,r 81 ,s.eiaaf-s ,a 'asfg. .o,a
- sS-slam'n ., slnaat . tfel0a
la ES.-uela raiaH. CASA oiegif u.a z,
i.a a. May.,. iim ,sn n.a- "a, sn r.tns
Ia alunnia IieiTin Nico.r ca a.-
de- ma la esiudiau.o lriiaa saa-.
--ia--sle ha,-- varia> dia- -p4rdA c.-
ma oHfrrmo =rat"mcuir rI c.Ha,.lo
esiimsdo >,.for Ragael Bita>. aDi.-uo
farniao,uiioo dc o,ta loa.iaaL quc
! disfraia cu este vccii,daro 6c mu'hisi-
mas simlntiaS.
Mos coinpiaccra poder anot que Ia
meiorado.
Sc ini"rma que a mcliado> Gr ia 50
;hana lermhmri ia zalra e Central
Mcrcedita. de Ia Succsi6n ScrralltS.
que ha>ia ahora liza clahorado mas de
cicn mil sacos de aZiicar
A pesar de >n c>tad. de diidado,
So nota alentadora mejoria en- Il lesio-
nado Rafael Lianrs. que result0 heri-
do en la tragedia ocurrida hacc pocaS
,nocheS en- la calle del Joho esquina a
BUenOS Aires.
Aproyechamos eSta noticia para ha-
Ger conSlar sGplicas del intere>ado
que don Jose Santana empleado de Ia
fabrica La Sultana". cuyo nombre
sOn0 entire los detenidos con motive &c
dicho suceso. sno ha sido arrestado 81
no que compareci6 como tcstigo del
Suceso. ante los TribunaleS.
DE New York. donde fut acom-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

IA REDrcrIoN Il: Haas cA&liIoS
Rsr6n infalsns.s sie IA isr-nsa 'Niran.
irsa. N misi6n qae llevo LORD 'iai-
mers. dslesasle ,isl ssol,ieEno ineiiS.
wasl.ingion. laa lado Tor Ts'sriia'io Ia
crl..hrari6n de nn cs,nv,nio "nirc los
cnhiernos norleamcficano ingl's.
nor rirtud del cnal ~ s~'lsalidaran en-
ofro largo plazo toaas las ',etislas flo-
tanies que, en- diversas formas. i!ene
consirnidas lnglaierra en los EE. III.
ri ESQ Sc consirma podra iener una
influeneia enorme en las iinanzas de
f0do el muDdo.
fnglaterra. con Ia fuerza economical
financiera que posee. Ia impaesio en-
todo el mundo Ia politica del dinero
caro- p0rque convenfa asf a sus inte-
reses como medic de defender su ere
ditto International amenazad0 constan-
tementes por el peso muerto de esa
enorme deuda de mas de 10000 Milo
mes de pesetas a pagan en- cinco amos
que tiene con los EstadOs Unidos.
Puede decirse que 81 Inglaterra subi0
ell descuent0 hastO los elevadOs tipos
actuales fu6 pOr esa sola consideration
Ahora, 81 sc cons0lidan esas deudas
v desaparece esR cOnstante amenaZa,
Inglatrra reducira ell descuentO, medi-
da que sera Embellishments cOpiada
p0f los Estados UnidOs Y luegO, en- ma
yor 0 menor, escala por todas las ma
clones del mundo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

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ifa - sse's-ai" i.s'F'i'
go Aafisaln A'''ai -
HfN 81
asah
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fiH'
h,assi isi,aI'o dr -u iuf~n alsTe .a.
e ..l,.... He-n t't. nasat aaui una
'fr .faH iInlH -1s ftg,l.an., la
,al.a iurt r-a s..n fal ni.e-fi,, ain. .sn
H Iarn. airs- 800 a,u Ilsrrrie lran-
,'r-t.
lha'e lte la-Ia 81 demiu-n e. 81.
lr ln'.t--ai trails. "a ds = a J.. N.
o. dr r-.a d.lima hnga rn aarlnlsr ~
friaefnrlari ru salon de- iuiir. cpu
iao'lo do .a- n,s.a> puiulare> qne ~
rs mrii. &c igsfa alarma para 81
rv>lr''ai'.' Lo@ar d" la iamii.a Mald"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
AuxILlo Muruo

Entrnias:--sras. Rosa n. Con.
zklez Franco. Rosa Franco de conza-
lez, de Santurce; Ramon Gomez Ca
rrasquillo, Aurelio Martinez Rosado,
Hip6lito Garcia Garcia. AgustiE. Al
varez Portela, Jose Ferndpdez Ar
gdelles. de San Juan; Ramon Ot2ro
Gestera, de Santnrce.
Salidas:-Sres. don Andres Jauna-
rena Ballester, de San Sebastian; Be
nigno Fernandez Mendez, de San
Juan; Beleh Vila Ortiz. de Rio Gran
de; Celestina Rivera Vida. de Marti-
nez, Yabucoa; Angel Huerta del Va
lie, de Aguadilla; Manuel Rosado Fe-
bo, de Cataio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

Iiaoe IN ace Ia familia de la Sra.
Clara losi. de Lockport, Illinois. de-
10 ia casa ccn ci in de hacer una Pc
quela vista. 4 su regresO encOn-
tr0 cue de su alacena le faltaba una
gran cantidad de azicar pasas. La
Sra. Iost cOnenZ0 a investigar ocuI-
tamente ei hechO para clio consul
20 q Ia tabla misteriOsa cOnOcida pOr
"Ouija". La indiscreta tablifa le re-
veio que los espOsOs Walters, vecinOs
de la Sra. Y0st. en- quienes ella tenia
dep0sitada su simpatia cOniianza,
habian sido los autores de la sustrac-
cion inexplicable.l La noticia circul6
rapidamente por la ciudad y de ella
Sc hicierOn eco los peri6dicOs de Lock-
port. POr 10 cual, los esposos Wal
tiers, heridos en- su amor propio, de-
mandarOn a la Sra. Yost, reclamandO-
lie la suma de 10000 d6lares por ca
lumniadOra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
~. NiasH-lss ~: Slgl lRaS IN
ESrAkA

In grsgn.,iSn - ies ncgacias ,ie IA
Sa-ic.ad Catalina de Seguros contra
incendio ha alcanzaslo en - eiericie
de l.se0 eirsas eNirnordinayias
Su cnenia de- pirdlssas y .ananc.as
sumal,a en iin del eiercicio isaHlo.ooN.-
- peseias. ,iendo las Princilales par
ildso De "a hal'rr. las siguien'es pri'
mas netas dc, ejgrcicio. llaa5.3io.79
leservas tGcnicas. :i:3.s3. .9TGl5: comi-
sion percihida po. rcase:uro ceaidoS.
l.5G0.02S.12.
F0rman su dche: samas pagadaS
por siniestros. 2700slT.l2 pe~etas
gasios de administrator pesetas. l.
80. .S20G4: primas ahonadas las
cOmpailias reasegdradoras. 5.ISi.3S9.-
80: reservas tecnicas. peSetas. 3.293.-
629.76: amortiZaciones y aument"s dc
reserya, 2G7. .sO4.S:;.
Los productos obtenii0s fueron. en
union del remanente anterior que inn
portaba y. .042.S1 pesetas, de 70J.Sj4.-
-. cantidad de Ia que, deducidas las
obiigaciones estatu0rias reserva pa
IA fluctuaciones de valcres. qued6 iii
lfquido repartible. de J20.741 63 pcse-
tas. contra 377.7O2.S1. Ell 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

81 oorousl !. NasEle. a. Dassaa. "a
opmandauir del rcEimisnie Toe g. IN.
fanier.s c, ios Esiases Inids,. auien
hao poca fus norihraao Mariscal d.
Caapo. III ,a'icnie mililar e. an ye.
iers 10 d. dos guerras. hah.enda ser
yifo cn Ia guerra hispaao-amcrioan
eE Ia gran guerra mundial. con el
grado de cor0nel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
PLATER0 sENTENcIADo

Francisco Martinez, platero de Ba-
yam6n que fue acusado de comprar
prendss robadas, fue sentenciado por
la Corte Municipal de Bayan6n, en- 9
casos, 2 amos, 10 meses v 20 dias de
prisi6n.
a Apelo de la sentencia, por conducto
de su .abogado el Lcdo. Tizol.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23

SchooI celebrarl ma t6mb0la V un
bale la noche del sabado prQximo. la
primera en la calle Cristina v -eI bai-
le on los magnfficos salones del Hotel
Meli1.
Los guardias Diego Rosario Ra-
mon Leon Ramos. al mandO del cab0
Emilio Rodriguez detuvieron aver
Candelario Ortiz. denunciado por SUI
frir locura peligrosa.
C0respOnsal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-05-23
n"ME:.E MrrEro roG tx TRICK

u siiadn par Ia Iarlc chociran cm
In ,arrtrfa dc l,ayaBn6u dns trucks
q" carsa. ga.ados pnr Allerio Torres
y Fni@encio Calder6n. resuliando
muerio este. por lla,'erse voltado Su
truck y c"g,rlo delajo. II Assistant
Fiscal Quihonrs. que h.zo In investi-
sacidn. orden6 .! arrrste dc Torres.
fijdndole Sl.00o de iianza. acusado de
homicide involnntario. La fianza fue
preslada.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY POLLARD & BAGBY. INC.
Heal Estate Auctionccrs.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

VACANT LOT on THE SOUTH ZINE
OF PARK AVENUE. Bt.TwEFN
GlIMOuE AVENUE AND ROSE.
MEATH ROAD
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a. cARl.ro" MeKEHNEY.

MEET! NG--rnr ANIMAL Injecting OF the
siockhuidcrs OF the y. Il. T.vtor Con-
n"ny ~! DC hs.d At :;o oriec OF iHo
mnnd. Ma. Tuesday. JANUARY 70, iosi az
o'clock T. N. IS. f.: Henderson.
Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE
WaI,tci-itcll Estate
CHURCH HILL.

Must have a home on
Church Hill of from )
to s room S; prefe Y
brick, but will consider
frame. | am able to
accept any terms you
may offer. If YOU
want to sell, commune
cate with G 27, care
Times-D Dispatch.
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In execution. OF a deed OF trust.
dated July !. 1914, and recorded in
the clerks office of the Circuit Court
OF licnrico County in D., IL. 2o3-lB.
page 81. default having been made
IN the payment OF q portion of the
debt therein secured AMI being re-
CURED 50 20 do. will sell by auc-
ton on the promises, on
FRIDAY. JANUARY al. 1921.
At i;!5 O'Clock p. NJ.
the above mentioned lot. described
as follows:
Beginning at n point on the south
line OF Park Avenue lie feet ca st OF
Gilmour Avenue. thence eastwardiy
and fronting on the south limo OF
Park Avenue Sc feet. thence back
southwardiy between parallel lines
40 feet TO an alley Is feet wide
TERMS: Enough in cash TO pay
the cost OF sale. any taxes that may
be due and the unpaid notes men
toned In said deed oil trust. with
the interest thereon: the residue ir
any. 20 hc evidenced by a note. with
interest added. and payable ut on"
year atter date and secured by deed
OF trust on the property.
&. r. NICHOLS
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Goi.ShE & NASH. INC,
iicsl Estate Auctipnecrs.
Comm ,ssioncrs' Sale OF { N02 Acres Of
Land in lienrico County,
AT AUCTION.


comm ,ssioncrs' Sale OF : o02 Acres OF
Land in Henrico County,
AT AUCTION
In execution of decree OF tho cir
Sult Court OF Henrico County. entered
November Is. 1920. In tic suit OF lam.
oert vs.. Townsend. Wc Will offer for
sue on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY 10.
At $3.50 p. NJ,
the property above referred to. which
- situated in Tuckahoc District
tiehrico County, near Ridge Road
atout one mile west OF Richmond Col
Ie%c: The improvements consist az :,
s'HaI dwelling and some ourbuildinrs
VEL; MS: pnc-third cagh. balance in
cpuai instalimcnts a, L and IL months
from date of sale. The said defnrred
payments 10 he evidenced by notes NJ
purchaser With interest thereon TO he
added ut the rate Of & per cent no.
anhum from date OF sale. TIL" ti,la
20 he said property. to be "ctained
.! me court as security FOR said de-
terrcd payments un:i! the Who'll. or
the rnrchase money IS paid and con-
VeSahcc Is ordered by tie court.
10 !.ANI. STiNN.
=. =. SUTTON. JR..
EOHT. II. TAI.LT:Y,
Special Commissioners
certify tn" bond -c,ruircd In ,ha
anoye- ment!omsi suit mas been duly
$. p. wADpILL.
ark
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BUSINESS SERVICE
taintinI-l.nI,cring

WALL. rAPER--Thc most Deaut!:u! s-iec-
ton U; NAH GuI'! DOw displayed In this
D.;y. II ~. Brsucr. 10. y Eighth ST.
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business service, Uncrcd

DOLL HOSPITAL.
Dolls repaired. ni! parts furnished WIGS
made from your own cUinD;rs iiurhr.
~ S0Tih Third Street.
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liz execution of Il deed of trust.
dated luly g.. 1914. and recorded in
the clerks ofilc" of the Circuit Court
OF Hcnrico County III - L. 2O3-B.
page 50. default having been made
in the payment of Il portion of the
debt therein secured and being re-
duireh SO. TO do. l Will sell by auc-
ton on the premises. on
FRIDAY. JANUARY Fl. 1921.
At o'clock L NJ.
;hc above mentioned lot, described
az follows:
beginning NJ point on the south
linc Of E'ark Avenue - feet east of
tilmour Avenue and fronting Sc feet
on Park Avenur and running back
southwardiy between parallel lines
40 fser To an alley 10 feet wide.
TERMS: Enough in cash 10 pay
tn" cost of sale. any toSeS that may
bo duo ana the unpaid notes men
toned in said deed OF trust. with
the interest thereon: the residue. If
any. 10 hc evidenced by note. with
interest added, aud payable At one
year after dat" and secured by deed
OF trust on the property.
{. K. NuCKOLS.
Trustee
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Musical. Dancing, Dramatic

BANGING -.sis f-nm=nn,uscr - \
Harrison Street. guarantees an fiv, Lex.
sons. l'hon" Madison i3Sl-W.
PIANO LESSbNS-IhoTpugh iustrurti,n
by competent, successful ."achcr E,N-
ctpi!oHa! references, SiGc!iI attention
~ beginners. holcra," terms Miss
lLunt. . Mest Graee MANLsnn 40 "
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By POLLARD X BAGBY INC.
Real Estate .Auctionccrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
VACANT LOT on THE SOUTH LINE.
OF PARK AVENUE. ut;TwE FEN
GLAMOUR AVENUE AND ROSE
MEATH ROAD.
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NEIL ESTATE FOR SALE

Fnrna anu Land for Sale S3
FARM HARGAfNS-Th" opportunity OF 4
lifetime. Splendid hardwood lands In
Antrim. kalhasSH ami Ot-SEp CUuutlcs
Mich. az only t6 to ;35 per acre. Ensy
terms: Excellent location near marh.tS
schools. u. H., ."N., and streams IL
costs mot mag Ia investigate. VIII" for
htE ire" booklet. Sw!.art. WED First
National hnrtt H,dS.. Chicago. III
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for suIo
OVERLAND

USED FoRDs?
WE HAVE THEM FOR
INSTANCE:
1919 Touring with starter.
1918 Touring.
1919 Runabout.
1920 Runabout with
starter.
1920 Ton Truck with body.
1920 Half-Ton Truck with
body.
1919 Chassis.
1918 Coupe.
Our Used Car Depart
ment has many other bar
gains also. Before buying
let us show you what we
have.
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IULTiONS--L.EG4LS
Legal IU,iccs

BY ORDER al y. CU!.cn. 1 n',s; nro,l
street, wI!t sell al. IUriGited ,.cG!rta on
Monday. January IL. ls-i. aI Y:Xn a. M
fdrtics EiNI.s iIvaSrs past cue Viii
either renew or redeem same before 81 IL,
il. 4. Mosicy. auciioneer.
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ny PtI.l.Aitp X EAGEY. INC,
l!cli Estate AGctioEcerS.
The Washington times., 1921-03-26
ACTIVE MARKET
DURING WEEK
W. K. Hartung Reports Num-
Der of Sales.

William X. Hartung announces the
completion of the sale of nine houses.
during the past week. among which
was the beautiful suburban estate of
DR.. Thomas Foster, located in Glen
Echo Heights. Sales reported are as
follows:
11O4 Euclid street northwest, sold
for Elmer K. Rogers to Leila o.
White. This property is an at
tractive home of eight rooms and
bath. and Is thoroughly modern.
located in the delightful section of
Columbia Heights. near the Central
High School. Miss White purchased
this for a home.
sold for BENJAMIN A. King to Mrs. A.
p. Beardsley. This quaint colonial
frame contains six rooms and bath.
and is well located in Georgetown.
3OO5 Cambridge place northwest.
sold for Barbara NJ. Williams to Row.
land c. Dudley. A nine-room and
bath brick. semi detached and up-to-
date. Mr.. Dudley buys for a home.
Foster Estate, Glen Echo Heights,
sold for DR.. Thomas Foster to Rev.
william M. Gamble, of Pennsylvania.
This beautiful property Of approx
mately two acres with a large mod
ern stone house. is located In one of
the best sections Of the heights. with
commanding view of the Potomac
and the surrounding country, Rev.
Gamble will occupy this estate for a
home.
255 Twelfth street southeast, sold
for Charles @. Schroth to Frank f.
Doten. Six rooms and bath brick,
with hot water heat, excellently
located near Lincoln Park. Mr..
Doten will occupy as a home.
435-437 Delaware avenue south
west, sold for Helen w. Pairo to
Katherine Keister. Two excellent
brick houses. with all modern i'm
provements. Mrs. Keister buys for
an investment.
1854 Fifth street northeast. sold
for Cornelius A Sheehy to Herbert l.
Smith. An attractive six-room and
bath bay-wipdow brick pleasantly