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The Washington herald., 1921-03-13

for their spirit OF progressiveness
ON all subjects save one-thats OF
motor transport.
Every dollar that Is unnecessa-
riiy added to the potor-truck license
Zee must come from the pockets OF
consumers. And who are the con-
suraexs? Are they not the people
who produce and consumer? Isn't It
time that the officials Of some OF the
states throw of the yoke Of preju-
dice, and isn't II time that some OF
them became better acquainted with
what has happened in the motor
transport -neId since motor trucks
played so importapta . part In bring
ing to a close the greatest of all
wars? -
High Fees Inerease Costa
No state can en1ct unjust or ex-
eessive mbtor-truck license fee laws
without adding to the price the pro-
Queer pays for materials and TO the
price the consumer pays for finished
products. No State Official can
longer ignore the fact that the mo-
tor truck has become an integral
part of the general scheme OF trans
| portation. Motor transportation II
today one Of the four great arteries
pumping Iife-blood into the nations
| business. and -the-Inoter --truck-is
\ ldoyetailed into the business affairs
Of the steam railroads. the water
way carriers and the electric trac-
ton industry SO closely that even
lhampering laws cannot destroy It's
recognized efficiency. From now on
llet the vatchwords of all State OF.
nciaIs be. Let US encourage and
make safe motor transport serv-
Ice"
The officials of those States which
have enacted license fee laws only
sufficient to produce a reasonable
. revenue are to be congratulated
iupon their wisdom-upon their abil
fly to realize that, the more moto'
transport Is encouraged, the bettel
= II will be for producers and con
5 sumers from the viewpoint of eco
= nomics. 1t is interesting to not
. that the States which desire tn
> motor transport idea to keep on ex
e panding not only require a reason
Z able license fee, but spend none,
h literally in the construction an
Q maintenance of improved Highways
/ The prosperity of the people of ev
. cry State depends entirely upon tn
8 / prosperity that prevails among in
: dustrial, commercial and agricultu
$ raj interests. and the State that rec
!. lognizes in high-grade motor trans
: port service the solution OF shor
e haul transportation problems.
n LAYING the foundation for genera
n prosperity among its people
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
REBUILD WHOLE
HIGHWAY SYSTEM.
Army Transport Chief De-
clares This to Be
Necessary.

Mai. ]. NJ. Ritchie, chief OF the
motor transport division OF the
Army, in a talk at the opening or
the Y. NJ. C. A. automotve school,
declared that practically the entire
highway system must be recon-
structed to meet the demands OF
motor transportation. MAJ. hltchie
talked on the subject The Auto
motive Industry-Its Need and Op-
portunity for Trained Men," and
said. in part:
In 1898 only forty-five automo-
biles were operated in the State OF
New York. while in 1920 more than
4s6,0oo were registered in New York
state alone. and more than 100000
were registered in the United
States.
II would call your attention to
| the fact that the problem OF study
| ing the motor vehicle and the high.
! way as one problem has not been
made. The highway engineer tries
! to legislate certain types OF Ve-
| hicles of the road: the motor We
hicle manufacturer tries to produce
| the largest capacity cargo vehicle.
| with a view of delivering the cargo
at the least cost per ton mile
"To take up the voids caused BY
| increased production, 250.000 skilled
mechanics must be produced each
year. 1t is no longer a theory but
| a proven fact that skilled me-
chanic can be produced in a given
| length Of time. through a course
of intensive training.
This school inaugurated by the
IY. NJ. C. A. has in mind the de-
velopment of its students along the
latest experience in trade develop
ment. and. will fill a void which Il
very apparent. This school is start
ed at the right time. We are in q
period of temporary depression
which will soon be supplanted b,
an era of Industrial activity and
which will require many thousand.
of skilled mechanics. 1t will b.
many years before the supply Of
skilled mechanics approaches the
demand"
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
[IQQIaI0lELAWS
MBRR AUTO
TnRUGTRAFHc
High License Fees Raise
Cost Of Products TO
Consumer.

Th., motor transport industry
must NOT be hamstrung by iniquit-
ouz regulation laws, says the
world. There are
forty-eight States In our Americah
Union. and each State passes on
ferent ne regulations under which mo
tor Transportation must be oper-
atedSS In sothef words. we hase
-forty-eirhts varieties of motor
frucks- laws-some of them 20
drastic and ill-adyised that tne
very BACKBONE of one of the -FOUR
great systems is IN
danger of being paraiyzed- In one
state the. license fee for operatins
4 motor truck for one year may De
s5. while in another State II may
iump~1nto the hundreds. The Of
ficials sof one State appreciate the
importance motor transportation
ana seek to tax IL only to such an
extant. as IL absolutely necessary
whiIa1 In another State the screws
are clamped on the owners and op-
orators rof motor trucks without q
thourht or care as to whether the
producer ana the consumer suffers
or not, 'S- ''N's
The oficials Of half Of the States
In the American Union are so tai
behind the times In thought energy
that the motor truck proposition II
10 them an unknown factor In tht
business and home life affairs ol
the people of the States which thes'
oficiaIs govern. the paper con
tirues. The big side of the motol
truck -idea-apd. the- Amazing prog
ress II has made in-the last fev
years Asre as Greek. to the ofhciaa
of sofI5e o. the states. By the sam
token many State officials ar
working upon the theory that mo
tor trucks destroy the highways
These orieials keep their eye
glued t-te a small patch Of worn
out or badly constructed highwa
bed, and in their spirit Of narrow
ness; hey never observe the PAL
the motor truck is playing in tn
eontfnhdus development Of industr
and S6mmerce-yes. and of goo
roads and agricultural expansion q
we'll +
lawmakers Net Impressed.
In some of the States the year,
value Of manufactured produce
runs, INTO many hundreds of mi
Hons tfhe weekly payrolls in SON
OF thb States amount to millior
upou irnillions. and In some of I'll
Statssn hundreds of thousands
men iahd women would be left his
and dty were the factories and Il
commsreial houses TO close dow
In senne of the States none of the
facts tppear to impress the ofieia
or IeRislators who make and el
forcs nthe license fee regulation
governing motor truck operatio
-Bieedt the motor truck owners Vi
I'll thby are white" appears to
the hRtto that Is being followed
some hf, the States generally know
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
Shows Water Level.

A unique feature shown on an
English car-the Lanchester-st ths
recent motor show in New York is
a little glass window in the front
center Of the top shell of the radis-
tor. Its purpose is to show the
level of the water in the cooling
system. without removing the hller
the level of the water can be de-
termined at a glance.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
Down Steep Hills.

In going down steep hills which
,re unusually long. the engine
should be used as a brake. The
throttle can be kept closed to saw
gasoline. II greater hrakinE enoft
is desired. open the switch 10 s'oP
the ignition.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13

Leading manufacturers OF
automobiles have realized the
necessity of eliminating the
uncomfortable features OF the
steering wheel.
Neville wheels are made
for every make of car. They
are supplied in two sizes
II and IS inches in diameter.
No matter what car you drive,
you can get a "More-Room
steering wheel for it.
Get One for Your Car
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
DUPLEX Truck to Haze
NelD Sales Quarters

After April the new home OF
the Duplex Limited truck will be
at the Irving Street Garage. Four
teenth and Irving streets northwest.
New quarters are now being ar
ranged which will contain ample
space for salesroom and the service
department. Mr.. William p. killeen
is the distributor for this territory.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13

marked change for the better In
the attitude of the automobile buy
ing public.
"A decidedly favorable factor is
that none of our distributors have
been Obliged to carry any cars In
storage through the winter, ana
that means that production must
be kept up at least on par with
actual sales"
The Washington herald., 1921-03-13
What's in a Name?

tires and inner tubes for motor
cars in Sweden Is the Trelleborgs
,Gummifabriks Akliebolag, at Trel-
leborg.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06

Abdvr-A FASHION,
ABLE w ED D l N G.
Count and Countess
Jean de Perceval and
bridal party, photo
graphed at Chataloh,
the country place of
the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. T.
Strother, of Baltimore,
following their we'd
ding at the Catholic
Cathedral at Baltimore
last week. The Coun-
tess, who was Miss
Therese Strother, had
as one of her brides
maids Miss Genevieve
Clendenin (second
from the left), of New
York. The Count is in
the French diplomatic
service. BGchruch
Left THE LEVIA-
T H A N A F | R E
AGAIN? This time,
h o we ver, tbs but
a fire drill. as photo
graphed last Saturday,
showing some forty
streams squirting from
the vitiated giant at
her Hoboken pier.
Paul Thompson
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Right THE PLAY
THAT DEFEATED
HARVARD. "Bo"

AteASeG AA6 A(A
THAT DEFEATED
HARVARD. "Bo"
McMillin, outetand-
ing star Of the whirl-
wind football team of
Centre College "a
tiny university Of 238
students at Danvine,
Kentucky, off on his
thirty-seven-yard dash
for a touchdown,
closely but vainly
pursued by Gherke
and Johnson Of the
Crimson-a spectac-
ular play, brought
about largely by the
splendid interference
of "Red" Roberts,
left end of the Colo
nels, which spelled
Harvard's first defeat
since 1916.
International
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06

Above - BRIDE AND
GROOM at one of the
seasons most beauti-
full society weddings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Holland Buell., married
at Meadowbrook, Pa.
The bride was Miss Lii
liam Tucker, Of Cali
fornia, termed by art
lists and sculptors here
and abroad as the ''typ-
ical Greek goddess"
the groom is treasurer
of the New York State
Republican Committee.
Underwood
Right LACROSSE
FOR LADIES. The
season for this ancient
Indian game opens in
merry England and a
trio of graceful mem
bers of the weaker
sex" are snapped lean
ing for the elusive
ball. Note the effective
m o d e, q la Robin
Hood, worn by these
athletic daughters Of
John Bull. n.a.r,,.1s
.CARUSO'S WIFE AND
HTER RETURN. The
Miss. Dorothy Park
min, of New York, accom-
by her two-year-old
,er Gloria, arrives on the
Paris for her first visit
The sudden death of her
= famous husband in
last August.
Underwood
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06

GENERAL PERsHING PAYS TRIBUTE TO BRITA1Ns DEAD
Following the impressive Westminster Abbey
which General Persng laid the Medal of Honor
the tomb Great Btans Unknown
chief Whitehall cenotaph
ed honor of Englands fallen he placed laurel wreath
ternQfionn
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06


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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-03

ham Ala, visited their sister. Mrs ],
S. Higgins last SaturdAv n,sh-.
Misses Carrie Lou Higgins snd V:r-
s.1i2 D:@mmond Of Woodruff. spent
tx RcsE-2nd with Mr. and Mrs Don
Burns ot Barssdale.
Nj, ana Mrs. J. 5, H1s2ins ard Mr,
and Mrs. fundley, of EDoree. visited
Mrs II. 7. Higg.ns, Of Buffalo, lasl
Sunday
Mr, carl Cooper and family, and
Mrs. DilHa t~ooqer Of Uaiun. spent The
v'esaa1d w.,A Nj and Mrs. Waiter
Prince
Ni- N 6 Pa-son has conssrpcted
INNING ro2, on his place which
has t2E.2 ;&e lstsure hol-s 81 thess
10: 2ays w::a the younger sci and al
50 some 9: The oder ones, Is we'll
-7acy an reaoc: vs-v ENJOYABLE times.
Nj and Mrs. Roy France. Of spar
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-03
NOTICE OF ELECTION
State of South Carolina.
County of Laurens.

Whereas. petitions signed By lega
number OF the qralifcd electors ard
IF2e-hotders residing in Laaford
school district No 10, Laurcns cola-
iy, Sonth Carolina. asking for an elec-
Lon upon the question of voting an
additional mill tax u2on The pro
perry in said school district. % be
used for school purposes. have been
fled with the county board of edyca.
lion. an election is hereby ordered up
on said question, said election 10 be
held on the 2Sth day OF July 1921. at
Lanto7d Sschool Bgildiag, in SAID as
'Tict. under the management of the
iE0siees q said scaool district.
81 PERSONAL property for ta1aiioa and
CRiy such electors as return ,ea!
wAo exhibit thsir tax receipts and
te,sS, ration certificates IS Required
in the general election shaIl 81 allow
ed 20 vote
TEo5e farcrlng thS .n:ll addition al
tax shall voIe q ballot coatainin. tbc
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-03
LANEoRD NEWS

14anford, Aug. Rev. 3. NJ RoGer,-
son has aagun a pro,ratted meeting
and is being ASSISTED ~ the Rev. 3iua-
MERLIN, Of Sumter county. who is a
Very able minister ana we'll known
here, having preached tonr years al
Sray Court several YEARS aeo
Mrs. less Cannon Massy snd MISS
Azile Hpsl. Of aooE Hill. are ylsitiae
q; iAe hor3a B. al L Y. Ca22oa ana
will take Nastc- john n Cannol BACK
home WITH them On their 7e;u-n.
Hon. +. Z 8ab1 and family, .. l-au-
Tans- TeT@ un Il So Mrs Massey Sun
aay atts-oon il ,as.- new car
N.. ! FC.s p! CAarlo.ta. y.
z, a,.d Nj. Il IL -2soa. 4: Rirz,i-r-
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-03
COLD POINT NEWS


No'u oihl aug. - a. h1ers are
..-!oNsa 4 "o.A TOPS are yer! eooo,
$3.50 .''s'a'hs '&ih ne DO "eeFll
= no uoitis llucn aAHiase mere YET
ne ~ s'ai .1AAe q very poE'ular
1''e t'o o-i' fl'i p'ei '''e '>ouh-
: . ~ <'''t-iiNs "h'-'HS eH'o! s"-tn-
~ nS!s ever: "a!
~ ne M Q. ''se-i i"o'o was q
-s.'o' Hr'e sunoa''
II. : Maaoeh ana ".e nave re-
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--iti SeAoo' :,
.s'
rs S'''nE ,4' fo"'si
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49, :" ,-s1. .. ~. ''i-lsTss ~ TO" an
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,s - - VI = -, :, II 80 s,oH ui'-'
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-03
sAtA" CONDITIONS LINE THESE WHERE DO yor sv,Sn,
IEClLs Business 1N!ese Anl.cal> L 1he Iutran4s

s aSEs oa ne Esa?rol when others being laid of
N Ai1Hp5 10 draw tAel-
"S-S S0lasn-y IND thei1 stoppeio ~ N"s"
40 coliHue 10 comforts l;fe wAij. ~
es!ns iAe pinch = " H'te ''Ie!s are
-s --SAES "a eo Of success when oha-s
tp- . oo. L you have thought
80 -v" in rour
has ni mace plans which will
~ - -oN-'>1>o" -nAl BE TOO
5n.nes is siovnE down Already hsrs are evidences Of na
5--"-0s UNEMPLOYMENT condition
prolonged Sooner
81 VII! X If, !ndsed here
sooner later the will be
1e norma! needs OF peace We
'ust1nel!l now Sooner
N- aeLaaho II Is Catching Then be
1tF VIII p!obfnS--wa!tA conruQtag now-,ot
EeeThng YOUR payroll -
o" Is ne iEne Tor you 70 Qro6t By o.
sEl!eo Now Is ihe time for plans which-con
what aa?~l put YOUR payroll and KEEP it there
WHO ARE THE UNEMPLOYED WHY?
The unempoyt6and may soon JOIN their ranks
afs paying The penalty for their they
Tnad Ih they followed least resistaa1h
Ss Saortesl and disappointment rather
lha tAe zS!e shortest and
80
NAsrs this thirty Will e 100 old 10 ,urn
hackl Will be
How can tor,tty nyselt against hard times.
Nasn o.hs being ;aid OF by the thousands
write cecils Business co.se= ssa-tansurg s q
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-03
August Clean Sweep Sale

lot Ladies Waite 0xfordsa also some
hack ana ian oXfords 3 3l2
ana ~ Clean Sweep Prices ..75c
] lot Mems UndtrShirts, odd lois anG.
samples. Clea:. Sweep Price .25c
! lot Mems Cool Suits Cool Clo1b
Panama and Mohair tDress CooII
Cican Sweep Price S. e8
Iot Ladies, N,h;.a Sbo.s IDA,
3l2 4 ! and : SnjJ a., 80 n1
$500. Clean Swcan Prira s175
lo- Nen,S SEn-.,.s ,rh;.. a.,,..,,
Fsacb wr,r,b .bl'tlV1S ~ ~ " "a @iiu pam
Sw...,, Io,l.n S- y Fr''oo N'saG :, .,
IL, Nln,,s I-n;.,, Ao
lgean Swon- NV I5,5su = '0''i - e.
All Si@ ~; ooc
s35 o0 hi. fnr 100 -'1'l '>"trP go 90
40 e3 Sn;t for I'll. % S1ooo ~
s-2547 S,i, " SZooo
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-03
August Clean Sweep Sale

J loi Ladies Six Pophn Skirts, Clean
SNcep rllces ,; S2,49
! 70, !ot BoIs overalls Clean Sweep
Enct .; : ..65c
S!,.o MS'%h right on tlmel ... .$1.00
SI"3 Alarm Clock Wake up and
come 10 }. G. turns & COD .--. $i0o
Iol o. .Nen 5 Dress Ncglisce Shirts,
on i#ole C4ean SVeep Price ...75c
.@c Mtn So1t Collars, Clean Sweep 15c
4 l0t IaliAEel Hose. small sizes
!eah sweep 5'mcc ... sc
'2c beSi qGa!l'I iap-c oii Cloth. Clean
NWrc2 Frice .. -. 25C
PaEN"ses I5.s Arm 1emeT Soda Bread
hlsef . . .25c
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-03

word YES written or printed there
on. Those against the mill addi-
tional tax shall vote ballot contain
ing the word mo" written or printed
thereon. Polls shall open at the hour
OF S o'clpck in the forenoon and shall
ren1 :. 0pen until the hour OF 4
o'clocl in the afternoon when they
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-03

shall be closed and the ballots count
cd. {,
The trustees shall report the result
OF the election to the county auditor
and county superintendent OF educa-
ton within ten days thereafter.
Il. r. WILSON, Supt.
52-3t-A BY order OF County Broard.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1921-08-03

J. c. BURNS & co. ARE KNOWN TO
THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
AS MERCHANDISE MOVERS. BURNS
SAYS. LET FEM ROLL.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-14

LARGE TWO.s1OKN home lo,at,d
on north side, seven rooms. corner lot.
OAK floors. furnace heat, basement. Ea-
rage, large living room. best bargain ir
Tulsa. Price 1000. trriua arranged.
Halr 4 Sons. Phone Usage $3.50.
NV EsTMENr Two uN-tuom modern
uuustF, close 10. corner lot. good die.
trirt rental takes care uf the payments
rrir" 50 80 ou"-halt cash. Haltl a Sons
ihouo bsag" 3.
EAST slpE Dundy nyc.room modern
bungalow cHst fruut garage. fine Iu.
cation, mauteL ItIoo IL dirt cheap.
is,i0O, $500 down. Uslu & sons Phone
oEsge 8. Room T. 2o2'g S. Main.
SIN ROOM BCNGALO W East front.
three sleeping rooms. iuautol an built
in features, OAK floors, best Of decurtt ttous
aud fixtures, two-car garage, solid drive.
on payemcnt, r rock bottom price, 1880
with $1,000 cash, balsnc" small monthly
payments. Usage G7g2-bSGl. j. /. Lem.
mon Co, 2o2 Security bldg.
EXCELLENT BARGAlN southeast side.
ala rooms, modern, large lot. near Fir.
toenth 81 Si,3"0, $1,000 cash, balance
easy trrms. 'ali finders, cedar 2o-H.
CLOSE INHOn cas- side. two remudc cl.d
homes on one large lot. facing two
at Si,so0, $500 cash. balance easy. call
Endcrs, Cedar -Os6. iii Security biheck
Realty.
MORNING. SIDE $1,000 buys d siv-room
bungalow, broaktsa, room, mant"i.
huilt-u features Of uil kinds. full viz"
baaement, furnace heat ou a full viz" lot.
Price $4,000. can -. IS. Leonard q 60.
Cedar GO.
1850 CASH -Four room bungalow, we'll
located modern. nicely decorated ana
q real price. SiT50, small monthly pay
mputs can Usage 9792-6s6f. j. l.. Lem
mon 90, 202 Security Bldg.
FOR SALE 600 cash; siN-ruum bun
l. gAlrW. sleeping porch, mautcL oak
floors. buili-,n features, on pavement,
largo lot. VIII take good car Iu as part
payment, Price $3.50, balance $50 per
month. can DsaEe siyl. u. g." Lennon
Co.
SAND SPRINGS CAR LINE. Five a'r'r,
fruit ideal plao" Tor dairy on chicken
land. t275O. $3.50 cash. r. i. rhrlau.
bsugo 4ts2.
HOMER a. ORCUT1. q co. rear estate.
ggl .322 Roberts Bldg. tII4to tHhgo
ss7s Res. Usage li7S,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-14
REAL. ESTATE
Knowing the
Community

I, lu .tom OF importance whom you
desire house to rcut--or home
tu buy. The Boll Estate Depart.
many knows ruIsa. Thoy Know
whore fin, ,r,s, dcsir,hic hor,cs ,ap
ho purrbpsoJ or rented In tbr
Nortb Enst Nc.t and soutb side,
rnr, nav, for rent houses from two
n'n'd. I'm an phrtS OF me CITY thov
furnished apartments with two to
'N ''"'"H 'h WE
WAYS 'i YOUR command their serv-
'.., |,' ,,'', '"u V'.''" m'y c",
'......'. 'na u'N''' S'u''nl w
I take the worry OF renting and keep
/ ,'" ''"' NOUS" I'hNu' or your
''''''''
r,,, .n.,. t,,. ..,, ,,.,o.,t.. n,.,
! ou" hundred thousand dollars. II
! ,n" u,''',', lo 7'.l E"ut prupUr,y you
! ~ ~. ,, |,'' w -, v,
! Department is at your command.
H'E H'N' "uE'I'' ana peop'c se'N-
"'h ""''''" u"'IN'
,r.t. ..,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,, .,,..,....,..,.,. ...t
inriiy win values Is at your com
,, ,n'uu. ny 'n',tr y"u 10 "N"i'
W '''''' '''' WV
/ REAt. ESTATE DEPARTMENT
,
FOR RENT tnfurnished
Two room apartment north side,
FON NT--Unfurnlshed;
Four rooms. electric llphts and r.s
not modern. $4,000 per month
FOR RENT--unfurnish
Six rooms not modern, east side.
8bO. 90 nor month.
ron rNT--trnsurnIahed,
sly rooms modern. olectric iphts
rns hnrdwood floors. bnth sac 90
per month-east side
ron RENT NT--IJnfurnlshea
south aide. fine location. seven-roou
cottage. hot water. with two-car ga
rage three sleeping rooms, $4,000
NV '"'"'"'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOUSES ioH SAFE Z"
IOu SALE $50, .rom modatu nuut''v.
ou I,va aN,nu' u.rr basement un,
acre ground a.. fenced 'n' cross , i'n',o ',
luusrs. v,N house. beet uf nNiur's. luI
f,u.,ar rnrpao Hui oIi get 90 fgui' lI.,"
So 90 mako terms SU, ltuz. D.. btsui.
tll socuriy rdg rhpnc alco.
$500 CNsu Price ato u,e.room mah
ora house. ull Dot. .lu.r boo. would cuu.
.'d'r secured rru ',tot, uo''a. ps'g"
FINE ,uUNIR asloo f.l Groom .u'
taE,. shade auu Iu't trr,s good well
water. ErIul UuH|uvHs uUHUof'H. one lI'rh
car limo and close 600 school, urcv fiuun
TERMS Hasy flung 'sbr" ,o' '-N for
Alien towurrI sight phone pstgo toHs
siN ROOMS Ur'abrst room. bascmru'
two uantelr. bracket Irhi French
doors. pHurlrd living room and htll, C0r-
nor Iot '.,ar garage. Phone owner. pHhr"
slN rooms auh breakfast tr"uu. sun
parIur. oak floors. ivory trimmed. base.
mont two.oar pa.r" osago N'aa.
DANDY ryc.room modern newly deco.
rarc. un pavement ON sguthw"st side,
S. 600. g. 800 ,ush can At Illg south
GaIy"sion OuEr 5000.
FOR SALE ny owner dandy nyr.roon.
modern. ou Nufih boston. uuk 0uur..
Zine mautd and electric nAturcs. buut in
features, garage.
cuEYENNE. sOuTH Iiaurful real.
d'urn. choice location. surrounded by
elegant homes. wonderful living and ain.
inT rooms. tueat oak floors throughout {.
metal weather stripped tile hath, baa"
tun pedestal layHtyry. fuiAhod basement .
combination furnace Cistrrn, twu.car 80.
RAGE servant quarters, lHtg" lot, priced
Tor quIrk sul" " VIII cuufider bungalow
,u trade. Cali Osage acct ". j. Henry
cNcluslN" agent
SPECIAL BARGAtN for this week. two.
story residence. lirpadnour, beautiful OAK
floors throughout. living room sctoss
front one bedroom ~ correspond, "nrh
has mantle. tile bath. base tub. breakfast
room, combination furnace. Laundry trays.
garage. driveway. price iuEt reduced
$3.50 for mmedlai, salo. Bee this calf
osage e6Gl w i. Hcnfy, agent
DANDN south side bungalow rix rooms,
breakfast room three sot- French doors,
oak floors. very large olusctH. basement
garage, ulpdcfn servant quarters choice
| location. price is reduced ~ 600 Good
chance for splendid purchase. SO 900 cash
| handles. See Il today can ". T. Henry
agent Osag" 9c5l.
now is this for $4,000? Fine east front
two.story residence, beautiful Twins
| room ACROSS front. bedroom 20 ,orrr.
! apoudt wonderful sleeping porch full wilth
NJ house. two mantrls. basement, garage,
! beautiful Wow high location ", J
| Henry osago 9G6i
| NOTICE REAL ESTATE MEN NJ prom.
! "fi} Hi 1913 J.. Fifteenth 'i ana tl7l
| s. Denver m uu the market H. D.
| Lunch.
| MAIS. Nu 1905 Bcautiul new sA room
| bungalow modern ~ every respect
built by day labor ana offered for snlo
! hy owner For fnll particulars, can Usage
, ,sst.I.
| IDuEYE>&E. rs. Gas seven room. two
/ story modern house, hardwood floors
| closets. ranlr, InIE" pprrhos Sh,do0
| Dush or terms.
| -ENEN. ROOM DurLEN WHIT" NoN
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