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HEDGES & MIL
1884 H St. NV.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
Price S12.JOO-An excellent home, just put
two-story house, entirely detached on
a good sized lot: has hot-water heat,
electric lights. hardwood trim. slate roof.
in good condition, and there is also Il
garage. Owner will give possession and
sell easy terms.
Bungalow Type.
home. situated in a locat on that is in
crcas;nS in value every day. This IS
entirely detached. has six rooms and
bath. very large from: porch. hot-water
heat and electric lights: open fireplace
in the living .oOm; lot $50 II. deep: il
fine condition
Chevy Chase. d. c.
Price s14.0OO-Ths is hard to believe - De
:ached home. having nine rooms. con-
structed Of hollow tile. steel and cement.
All tn" Improvements Of the latest type
aad it is situated a corner lot. hav-
ing frontage Of 132 feet. One seeking
home in Chevy Chase should inspect
this Immediately. Reasonable cash pay
neut accepted.
Northeast.
Price, x5.5O0-This is something out Of the
ordinary. Beautiful little house, semi
detached: front and rear yards and the
whole house is in good condition. The
location is fine and it may be sold On
easy terms. Immediate Possession.
HEDGES & MIL
1221 II c. NJ w
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BOSS & PHELPS.
Tel. Main 45O.
RANDALL II. HAGNER & CO.,
1907 Connecticut Ave.


Price. $4,000.
handsome detached brick housr. heauti-
fully situated: the lot is S0x150. The house
has ten rooms. three baths. oak floors. hot
water heat. electric lights: double brick ga
rage: . central-hali planned house: possession
At once.
Price. Sl5.5OO.
colonial! home in Wood,ey Park just a
little OF Connecticut avenue A three story
house having nine rooms. two baths. inlaid
floors hotwater heat. electric lights. double
rear porches: garage for two cars. The horse
is in fine shape.
Price. S18.I5O.
4 most complete home west Of 10Th st-cct-a a
piece OF property that cannot be duplicated
today. large three-st"ry colonial house
having three baths, two large sleeping porches
hotwater heat, electric lights brick garage
for two ears.
Price. Sl5.5OO.
4 detached home in Sauls Addition. Owner
leaving city is anxious to MAXI auick sale
lot is Ax110. The heHs, has ninc rooms and
bath. hardwood floors rear porche>: heated
with hot water: having electro lights garage
fruit and shrubbery.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

& LUCHS..
PETWORTH.
$3.50.
Rnnralow: vacant; best section Of retw"rth
q rooms, bath; 3 bedrooms: hot-water heat
cIec:ricitr: front and back porchcs: hard-
wood floor. and trim: storcroom IN base
ment; screens: awnings; space for garage;
yery rea sona5le terms.
WOODLEY PARK.
$15,5W. 81
Delightfully."- located on one Of Washing
tons choicest streets: three-story brick with
10 rooms and baths: 6 bedrooms: Thoroughly
modern in appointment: large rooms Well
planned: double garage: reasonao.e terms
BLOOMlNGDALE.
$500.
This home In In perfect condition: rooms
la tn: hot-water neat: electricity: gas: storm
windows and doors; space for garage. owner
leaving city.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
$l2,5OO.
New detached frame house Of 3 rooms and
bath: hot-1ater heat< electric lights: front
porch; sleeping porch; garage; lot 40 BY 1s'
feet; 81 .OU0 cash.
& LCCHS,
Main 2345.
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any other houses you have been locking at and
Special.
$1,000 cash. balance easy terms, will
buy c6zy home Of rooms and Ia til. a
little north Of Park road. Large cellar
under entire house with an excellent fur;
Yoa n psn 'g5 to
$3.50. ~ 'N " '
Petworth.
II looking for a home in this section
havs seen this attractive corner home Of
q large rooms and hath: ideal heating
ra.S,en electric Light. .tn and a, in
and will sacrifice for only $3.50.
Semi-Detached.
Just east Of 14th Street Terrace. close
to both 14fh street and Georgia avenue
cnrs. a 2-story pebble -da shed coy little
home Of rooms and bath hot-water
heat. electric lights: EaraEe and a mum
ber of fruit trees Owner has authorized
us to sell at only s. $50.
New House.
$1,000 Down; $50 Month. -
Located convenient to both 14th st.
estry brick dwelling of I rooms and tiled
hath: hot-water heat, electric lights. oak
n'ors p, i and and man msny other ~ modem festrres:
able terms. cheaper than rent. Price
Bargain Downtown.
Attractive. we'll built home, within
walking distance Of business section.
Contains 10 very large rooms, haths.
hot-water heat, electric lights and gas.
Must Il: sold quick to settle estate so
price is reduced to $15.s0
Soldiers Home Section.
real Ia rRain for some one: o-story
brick dwelling Of 6 good size rooms and
hath: cellar under entire house: excel
lent heating plant and deep lot to alley.
Terms can be arranged. Price only
5000.
Northeast.
Good location and an unusual oppor-
tunity to purchase remarkably well
bult home Of rooms and hath: hot
water heat: large cellar. In Al condi-
tion. A sacrifice for $500. -.
Near Union Station.
Overlooking plaza-Well built b. ick
residence Of 8 rooms and hath. To settle
an estate will sacrifice for $500
t these prices will
long. II interested,
A. BROWN,
Hf 1(So
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!, INC,
Phone Main 1923.

Phone Main 1923.
Woodley Park.
Price, 12.50o-Excessive in value. considering
the price. Dandy home. having nine
tric lights. oak floors. two sleeping
porches and sa age. Owner will give
possess on and g.. on easy terms. Com
pare this with six-roonl houses in tat
same location at higher prices
Otis St.
Price, ss.s50-OnIy $750 cash required to buy
this practically new house of six room.
and bath. Coonial style. having hard
wood floors. electric lights. hotwate,
heat. large front and sieerinS porche.
and good back yard, with plenty Of
room for garage.
Near Wis. and Mass. Aves. .
Price. sl4.O00-1hia location 10 one Of tn.
finest in the city. Tho house conta in.
ten rooms. two complete baths. sleeping
porch. has modern heat and light ant
the lot is 700 IT: deep. with a CARA e
for four cars. This is well worth in
quirins about.
Washington Heights.
Price, s1:.ooo-very near the Conn. Ave
for sale in This desirable section At thi.
price. Convenient to two car lines
has colonial front porch. se1en roams
bath and sleeping porch; ho:-water heat
electric lights rooiu for garage; posses
sion given.
)DLETON, INC,
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l+O6 II St. NV.


Price. $4,000.
4 hult -to-nrier home close IN the Circle In
Old Chevy Chase. A two-story and attic real
colonial house having eight rooms. tao hath
rooms. electric lights. hreprocf garage. The
lot is 601l.o. and thcie are plenty Of big trees.
Easy terms.
Price. Sl9.T50.
4 high-cla home n little on from Dupont
Circle in a square OF expensive houses. 4
twelve room brick house with thee baths.
hot wafer heat. electric lights and brick ga
rage. The fist fopr Is admiralty arranged for
entertaining.
Price, SlS.5O0.
4 detached corner hom>c in Mt. Pleasant
the end OF the line lust PIT on the
market for sale. Lot il .s,Nl:-,. Thc house
is in tin" shap> tho choIt has eleven rooms
and bath. cicc.ric lights. vnp"r heat; ample
space for garage.
Price. $4,000.
4 splendid picrc of downtown property w~
Of 'ith street. A large fnnr-story brick ho
having fourteen roomS. two baths, hot wa
heat. electric lights. \ most complete h.
and a gool investment. Prompt posses
will I've given.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
CoBtsnue1.

FOR S
NEAR 10Th & MASS. AVE.
= A very desirable stone-front
house, containing IA rooms and
) baths; upstairs kitchen: just
recently redecorated through
out.
Price, $4,000.
NEAR CONN. AVE. & X ST.
II rooms and 3 baths; up
stairs kitchen.
Price, $4,000.
For further +
Arthur
RANDALL H.
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Morrison-Chevy Chase.
$1S,5OO-Terms.
Beautiful -hollow-tiIe residence Of rooms.
- baths. hot ot-water heat. electric lights. hard
wood floors. open freplaces. breakfast porch.
sleeping porch. garage: Lot IS IT. front: shade
trees Within square Conn. ave. Perfect
Detached Suburban Corner.
$8,OOO-S1.O 900 Cash.
On a lot 100 IT.. square; with spacious
bath. hot water heat. electric light. Located
in Somerset. which is just west of Wisconsin
ave-, across from Chevy Chase Golf Links.
This is q hnd.
30th ST., Georgetown.
S4.0O0-Easy Terms.
splendidly built brick home of large and
we'll planned rooms. deep hack yard good white
section close to cars. Purchaser can select
paper and paint and put in hrst-class condition
at owners expense. This is 4 wonderful op-
portunity.
Chevy Chase. d. {.
$l6.OO0-Easy Terms.
An e1cellently constructed semi bungalow
containing . rooms and tiled ba tbs not va :
ter heat. cleo. lights. built-in garage slassed
in sleeping porch. library and many unusual
features. Large corner lot, practically new
Phone us for further particulars.
WILLIAM X
11O8 10th
pbo,ee. N,;,, I'D ,,d 160
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ARE YOU GETTINGWHERE FOLKS?
Columbia Heights. E St. Near 2lst NV.
large bath
SNN- w "' 'A'
.Arglye Park. Columbia Heights.
AM
or
- , 1oHntoMn MY WI a . - New Hampshire Ave.
rooms
4
Mount Pleasant 'S' s''s@' D ''
Near half million dollar ch.r;h Columbia Heights
s S rooms, s6 mssn,sn s a hath s: s no scna
lo. Good ting plant n
view downl6 d-o Must
o estate week Submltus a
"Better Homes Better City,
JAMES NJ. CARTER & CO.. Inc.
Main 657 -65S. 1917 New York Ave. y. w.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY
WHnD . n

100 ST. Nw-3-SToRY BRICK STORE:
hats: baths. Rents. $40 per month. Price.
$50.
1000 block 18th st. NV. corner of v-Iot
40N1OO TO alley: 3 stores and frame in rear.
Total rent $50 per month.
rooms and bath: 2-story brick garage.
J. W. HEPNER.
Phone " SaGc ~ Fla ave. NV. 90
ON y. H. AND GA. AYES: ONE OF WASH
tneton's business section: stores and Groom
apartment h.wh.: electricity: 2 garages and
= extra lots. one facing N. Fl. ave. and the
other Rock Greek Church road. Price and
terms very reasonable
tbs. E. FARRELL.
Main 1866 S37 Woodward bldg
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Once Of the
Supervising Architect, May 20, 192l.-Sealed
proposals. will he received ut this Office until
O'Clock pm. June 10. 1921. and then opened.
for furnishing and delivering post Office lock
boxes. etc, they may be ordered for use in
completed and occupied federal buildings under
control cf the Treasury department. during the
fiscal year ending June 80 1922. Specifications
and proposal sheets mhy he obtained upon ap-
plication to this office. The department reserves
the right to reject any or all bids and to
waive defects Telegraph!c bids or notifications
of bids will not be considered. Each proposal
must he accompanied hy certified check in
nmount SlOO drawn to the order OF the Treas
urer of the United STATES. rs a guarantee of
good faith. j. A. WETMORE, Acting Super
vising .Arclitcct. mv31 .ic2.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,, T.. S-Pro-
pnsals for Statonrry-Clerks Office, House
of Representatives, u. s.. Washington. ID. c.
Sealed proposals will be- received mt this office
until L. o'clock III. June 23, 1921, for fur
nishing stationery for the House of Representa-
tvcs during the fiscal year ending June 30
1922. Blank forms Of proposals. blank bonds
and necessary information will he furnished on
application to the stationery clerk. The clerk
any or all bids or parts OF bids. Proposals
SHOULD he addressed to the clerk, House of Rep
resentatives. and indorsed Proposals. for Sta
tionery." Proposals and specimens must he de-
livered at the office Of the clerk of the House
Gree Of charge. WM. TYEER PAGE, Clerk
1onse of Representatives. mr31 .inlo
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
CNutInuee.

ALI
NEAR 23D & CALF. Aw
An English basement hoas..
containing II rooms and ,
baths: upstairs kitchen; sleep
ing porch and garage.
Price, So. 500.
ON 22D NEAR MASS. AVE.
An English basement house.
containing IL rooms and }
baths: now being redecorated
throughout.
Price, So 500.
see
Browne
iAGNER & CO.,
cticut Ave.
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Homes in town with ground
all around for less than houses
in a row. 5, 6, 7 and 8 rooms.
Take 18th. F or N. Cap. st. car
marked "Brookland" to end OF
route, or call NJ. 6935.
Built. Owned. For Sale by
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
10th Floor. Woodward Bldg. 18th and II.
'No place like home: no home like ours"
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1909 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main %.
WE ARE NOW LOCATED
AT
11C8 10th ST NV

Sauls Addition.
Sl0ISO-Terms.
Charming brick residence of rooms and
bath. hot-water heat. cleo. light hardwood
floors. beam"d ceiling dining room. Wide
frontage and spacious rooms. Room for ga
rage. Convenient To and stores.
Bloomingdalc.
S6.o50-Sl 800 Cash.
4 delightful home of rooms and bath;
well planned and in good condition. Con-
venient TO either car line. Immediate posses
sion.
Irving Near l4th.
S1l.5OO-Terms.
and bath: electricity and double garage Deep
lot Possession. Splendid location.
Near Mass. Ave. and
Lincoln Park.
SS,OOO-Terms.
Nine rooms and ha IN brick hot water heat:
exceptionally well laid out for rooming house;
large yard to paved alley; good condition.
Immediate possession.
Washington Heights w. of 10th.
S12.750-Terms.
New and vacant: 8 rooms and = baths. hot
water heat. elec. light, colonial front porch.
double porches. Ruilt-in garage. Excel
lent location. Convenient to cars, churches
and schools.
HARTUNG,
St. NV.
IT n ~ n>s ~ =,
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1912 New York Ave.

1912 New York Ave.
CORNER HOUSE NEAR 18th AND OTIS
SITS. hu, :ng six rooms recention hall and bath;
hot-water heat: electric light; porches; ga
rage. Price SS. $50; terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
.14-l5-l6 Bond Bldg,
14th and New York Ave,
Main Az.
IN THE 100 BLOCK on HARVARD ST, A
two story brick house Of five rooms and bath;
latrobc heat; gas light porch: newly painted
and papered throughout; good lot to alley
Price, S3, 100: terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON.
5l4-15-16 Bond Ridg..>
14th and New York Ave-,
Main 441.
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WANTED-TOB BUY

WANTED-TO BUY
G To ROOM HOUSE. IS ANY COOP WHITE
sectinn. city or >nb'rbS Phone Main $500.
HAVE CLIENT DESIRING
TO PURCHASE HOME
in Cleveland Park. Chevy Chase. MASSACHUSETTS,
Avenue Heights or 18th st. extended.
II your house is for sale send particulars to
WILLIAM II. ELLIS,
1872 q st. NV.
wANTEb-A MODERN NV HOME ODE
tached. sem; del etached or corner preferredI
not less than ten rooms. two baths: George
town OF north Of Conn. ave. bridge not CON
sidered: price NOT t" exceed $50 900; give
exact location in reply. Address Box 1I5-L.
Star office.
SUBURBAN HOM(DIRECT FROM OWNER.
to rooms: large lot: must be reasonable:
have cash and can make good monthly pay
nent: give price. terms and location. Ad-
1re.s Rnx .84-L. Star office.
HOME IN THE NORTHWEST. NEAR A CAR
line: will consider one larger than six or eight
rooms and pay sll cnsh. Col. 4s74.
HOME IN GOOD RESIDENTIAL SECTION:
3Ol Southern bldg. Main SO.
WANTED-PROPERTY 10 SELL. If YOCR
prices and terms are reasonable we have i'm
mediate purchasers. What have you to Of
fer? Phone sales department
THOS. F.. FARRELL
Main !68 Suite s37. Woodward bldg.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.

4 MODERN. FlREPROOF BUILDING,
downtown. having sig apartments of fve rooms
and bath and sleeping porch This is now rent
ed for oyer $1,000 per year. and can lie sold
nt a very attractive figure Easy terms ar
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC,
1884 II st. NV Phnn" Mai, 1929
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
354 H ST. NV. Phone Main 1923.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel Main 4S4O l4O6 II St NV
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FOR SALE-LOTS
TAKOMA PARK- BALTIMORE AVE. zinc
tiou Of New York ave.); 30x1JO: BARGAIN.
2lI a r st. after ). IL
FOR SALE-sIX PERFECT LOTS AT HILL
brook ID. C., water. sewers, electricity one
HENRY GUERTIN. S07 10th ST NV Il
$50 DOwN. 80 MONTH. FOR A FINE Lot
in Villa Park. Woodbridge. D. C.; less than 15c
~ COWARD. Owner. Newton st. near 37tb
St. Mt. Rsinier. Nd. Phone Hyatts. 4O5-J.
BUILDERS. TAKE NOTTCE. FOR SALE. A
terms be arranged. Address BOX 79-I,
star office. 81
CAPITOL. VIEW: TEN MINUTES FROM
keniiworth and BladensburS cars; on road from
Biadensburg to kenilworth: % by 135 feet ;
high location: $50 each: title guaranteed; many
sold several houses erected.
MARION DCCkETr & SON Owners
Evans bldg. 1920 v. Y. ave. NV.
$40 DOWN. SO MONTH. FOR FINE LOT
in Woodbridge. ID. T.; less than l5c square foot; ;
on improved street: 50 to select from Apply
FRANK NJ. COWARD. Owner. Newton o.
near 37th st. Mt. Rainier. Nd
LOTS OVERLOOKING 18th ST. AND CITY,
!or sale cbeap. Can Col. H21s after S pm.
WANTED.
d WILL TRADE MY ROADSTER FOR BLDG
lot. This is a real business car Can be seen
at 30I4 Ga. ave.
THREE to- SIX LOTS; ATTACHED; GOOD
location. NV: agents and owners submit
particulars. Address Box 337-D, Star onice.s
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WALTER A. BROWN,
14OO St. NV NJ 1865
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
NEW ARsoLI TEIY MonERN APARTMENT
house; fine income: trade for clear farm
agents. attention. Address Box 2lOL. Star
office. ls
9-ARGE. NEW BUNGALOW HYATTSVIL.LE:
lot 163x23O: wafer. electricity, furnace. cellar
attic. porches: $50 or good Ford down: $50
monthly Address BOX 169-I4 Star office. 31'
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with other houses have been locking at and
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A home of exceptional merit; ideal
location: bungalow trne. Of = rooms and
bath. attic. h.-w.h.. electric lights.
hardwood floors. sleeping porch. screens.
real open fireplace. full basement with
servants toilet. cold storage room.
laundry tubs and stove. wood bin full ~
kindlins wood. This house is In I'm.
condition and immediate possession ran
I've obtained. Price ONLY sll 900. Terms
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Ioe.tion. NV; agents and owner. sub%i, %
particulars. Address BOX 337-D, Star Office. .
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NEAR 10th AND COL. RID.

Beautiful h.k. apt. in modern first IS
apartment house; 4 rooms, bath. large sleeping
porch; SO. Address Box 1871 Star ofice.
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FIvE-ROOM BT NGALOW; / ACRE; FRUIT
henhonsc: near cars. r. N. SMITH. Arlington
Va. Phone Clarendon SO5-F2: y
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-10-20

new IN
to the 81
nd tells
as been
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-10-20
SWEET POTATO HARVEST
CONDITIONS EXPLAINED

All pipes of the heating stoves and
chimneys to the curing house should
be thoroughly cleaned and fires start
ed the week before storing begins.
Storing should begin the second
week in October; during this time or
as soon after as possible the potatoes
should be rushed to the curing house.
Digging should begin before frost or
continued cold weather. November
18th is the average date for the first
frost in this section of Louisiana.
Grade the potatoes in the field for
curing, selecting the best or sound po-
.tatoes Of marketable size, handle care
fully in boxes or crates to the curing
house.
Stack the crates so that the heat
will reach them properly; set the crates
on 2X4's and six inches apart, from
the floor to within four feet of the
ceiling.
Keep ventilators open. Use judge
ment.
The house should be-filled in 7 days,
cured in IS days in dry weather, or
20 days in wet weather, on a temper
ature Of 90 degrees of heat.
When time is up, reduce the tenn
perature to fifty degrees by operating
ventilators properly, maintaining a
steady temperature, never letting it
get colder than fifty degrees. Start
fires again in very cold weather.
Special attention is called to the inn
perative necessity Of having conditions
such that a constant temperature of
ninety degrees can be kept up, which
means clean flues and dry wood.
W. A. Dougherty.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-10-20
PARISH FAIRS WILL
BE LIVELY RIVALS

One Of the main features at the
1921 Louisiana State Fair will be the
Parish Fair Contest, IN which at least
two dozen parish fair organizations
are expected to be competitors for the
substantial premiums offered those
winning honors in this contest. The
parish making the best showing will
receive an award of $500, the amount
having been largely increased, and
corresponding inducements are offer
ed the other winners.
Practically every product grown in
the soil of Louisiana will be repre-
sented in the Parish Fair exhibition,
and the vast array of displays will
give an idea Of Louisiana's wonderful
agricultural advantages and possibil'
tiles. The booths will be uniform in
size, and special attention will be
given their arrangement, as credit
is given for appearance of the booths
as well as for quality of products on
display.
Individuals furnishing articles for
the Parish Fair contest may also
compete for individual premiums in
general contests at the Fair.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-10-20

The tenth annual fair of the Vernon
Parish Fair Association will open to-
day. Thursday, at the Fair Grounds
at Leesville, under the best conditions
which have prevailed for years, and
the regular ten year exhibit record
should be far exceeded.
Although only ten years old. Ver-
mons fair is coming to be looked upon
as one of the best in the State. The
farm displays are growing each year,
and it is an education in itself for the
parish farmers to come in and see the
products of the other fellow. Also, it
is remarkable what diversity of pro-
ducts can be raised on Vernon's soils.
Speaking Of soils reminds The Dem
ocrat that in this issue there begins
series Of articles by Mr.. Coleman, a
scientific farmer, who has recently To-
Gated in the Parish, after visiting and
living in nearly every state in the un-
ion and many foreign countries. His
articles will tell what the soils lack and
what they should be treated with in
order to make them produce more.
One hundred bushels of corn to the
acre is his aim, and he is going to
show how it can be done.
The Fair this year will be thrown
open free to visitors, and big show
company, Leggette's Shows. is on the
ground with a world of attractions
which goes with the Fair.
Machinery will be on display this
year, in addition to the regular live
stock and produce; the Fordson trac-
tor and its plows and other attach
ments will be shown, as well as deep
tiIling machine, which will be demon.
strated by Mr.. Coleman from the Llano
Colony. This machine is revolutioniz-
ing farming in many sections, ano
should prove an interesting experiment
in Vernon Parish.
During the Fair a Baby Contest vii
be held at the grounds each day be.
tween 900 and 500 o'clock. The
contest is for the best baby between
the ages of SIX months and six years.
Vernon Parish Democrat. (Leesville, La.) 1917-193?, 1921-10-20
Leggette Shows Add Many
New Facilities For Fun; Some
New Implements Are Shown

and they will be examined BY medical
men and certificates or score cards
presented on payment Of fifty cents
each. Prizes for the perfect babies
Of each age have been offered BY the
merchants.
Lets boost the Fair and make this
the best ever yet. says Jim Oakes.
the popular secretary of the Fair, and
The Democrat echoes his desire. The
better the Fair. the faster Vernon will
become a more prosperous Parish.
Many Of Leesville's merchants are
making special attractions during Fair
Week, and are offering some special
prices as an inducement to come ir
often.
The Fair will open Thursday and
will close Saturday night.