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Mt. Pleasant and Columbia
Heights.
We have several homes, 6. 8 and 10 rooms.
practically every street from Clifton to Sanl's
Addition. Several very good buys. Any one
considering these sections should not miss ad-
vantage Of a trip Of inspection through this
office. Our service does not end until you are
completely satisfied.
DOWNTOWN.
8 rooms. h.w. heat. elec.. garage: $500.
This property 10 within two blocks Of Dupont
Circle and is good buy at the price asked.
Petworth-6 rooms. modern. 1000.
Highview-8 rooms. modern. $6.25O.
Lincoln Park-6 rooms, modern, 81 500.
INVESTMENTS.
2 houses near House Office bldg, s., 800.
houses with good lot: b ST. NV. 600.
1782 N. J. ave., COZ: r; !. ave., $1,000.
1910 r st. n.w.-$1. 600. balance payable
SIS per mo. buys this desirable 3-story. S-room
house, and there Is q double brick garage.
PETTY & PETTY.
1423 N. 7. ave. Main 5127.
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I4o3 New York Ave.

IF you ARE SEEKING COUNTRY RESI-.
dence or farm. without or with full Squip-
motoring distances OF Washington. Call or
correspond with Us, telling US what you want.
Phone. NJ N ,d1eso19 81 sa9NDkhs i.ss S Ks st. NV.
Maryland. located on fine automobile roads:
Fine country home. with all city convs,
acres. under high state Of cultivation; over
fine macadam road. Price. $4,000.
;, small chicken and dairy farm: u miles from
batls: hot-wa;er heat; many outbuildings;
must be seen to he appreciated. Price. 50. 600
% acrs: re :oa a-room house; barn. lots OF fruit
7sacres; under high state Of cultivation: 10
rooms and bath: hot water heat: Broom ten
10s acres; fine orchard Of acres; Groom
house: 4-room tenant house: bank harm; in
fine neighboshood- This Is a high grade soil.
See J: 4. w1NKooP. with J. c. WELDON
& COMPANY, Ill b Ut. s.e., opposite Con.
gressioaal Library.
two miles north Of Colesvilie. Md. 80 l-s
$;:s;s S:s;s,;;: S:sSs!a e AxSsSss i, HSsDi:s:
RAY SHORE FARM-ss ACRES. 11-ROOM
house. barn: 1900 feet shore: fine view. shade.
fruit; good farm land; a.hinx and hunting
Price. $500. Owner, GUY PNIPPS, Church
ton. Anne Arundel county. Nd
IS ACRES: NEW GROOM HOUSE: STREAMS:
fruit: pasture. A. NJ PIERCE. Beltsville.
$50 a. MONTG0MERY co. DAIRY FARM
20 nse cows horses. auto truck. farm imple-
ments; orchard: 40 acres corn. 20 a. wood, bal
ance grass. Income dairy alone. 81, 200. Price,
Sa6..0o. Terms: $3.50 cash. balance semi-an-
Real Va; stock: grain and grass farm: 600
acres: acres; good soil: 500 a. cultivated; 100 a. rea!
buildings: good roads: 25 miles out. $a5 per a.
ARTHUR NJ CONNOR,
Room 900. 728 14th NV. Phone NJ. 7176. -
n n ESSEN COUNTY. VA. FARM OF OVER
ance in timber. Timber said to be worth
much more than the price Of farm: viii be
JOHN es e' sR6 ST. t9F st. sel
NEW JERSEY ACREAGE BARGATN|32
S.,ss So. only Us each SA Il 70 John :e g.;
FOB RENT.
fruit. poultry farm; eight-room. bath bungalow.
to experienced truck M grower; references re-
FINE FARM. ABOUT 175 ACRES. CLOSE TO
to d. G. line: suited for dairying and trucking,
Address BOX 28s-D. Star office
WANTED.
40 TO 30 ACRES, WITHOUT IMPROVE
ments: II miles Washington; good road. Ad-
dress Rox % =. Star ofilce:
FARM-15 TO 80 ACRES. ABOUT WITHIN
ROx 127-E. Star ONCE.
DESIRE TO PURCHASE, FOR CASH. DE,s1R-
able farm in western part Of Loudoun or Fau-
quier county; price not to exceed $4,000: give
full particulars to location. acreage build
ings. equipmaht. etc. Address Box 214-T.
Star ofiice.
FARM OF ABOUT 100 ACRES, ABOUT 10 OR
II miles from Washington; must be on good
roads, somebody who wants to sell. Box IS,
Seat Pleasant. Nd. 4.
WANT FARMS. ANY NEARBY SECTION:
from 900 to 500 900: must be worth the
money. See me personally.
ARTHUR II. CONNOR,
Room 222 728 18th NV. Phone NJ. 7178 g.
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$500 Secures 60 Acres, With
4 Cows, Tools. Crops

Steady Job and pleasant, self sustaining home
In prosperous section; convenient village. ad-
yantages; productive fields. 1O-cow pasture;
trult; broom house. 40-ft. barn. poultry house
owner. unable operate. sacrifices all, 81 400;
only $500 down, easy terms. Details page II
Strout's new illus. cata.og.
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WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Agent on Above Properties.
Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 1923. 1909 II NV
WANTED.

WANTED
THREE OR FOUR ROOM HOUSE. SUBURBS,
October l; partly furnished IL possible; pre-
fer on Alexandria car line; no children; must
be reasonable.
Address Box 33-E, Star office .
WANTED-TO RENT CNTIL SPRING,
small suburban place, within ten minutes NV.
preferred. Answer by letter. b. II. CAR
PENTER. Div. %, L. q. Patent Office.
WANTED-BY COUPLE WITHOUT Chill
dren, house of rs rooms. with good yard, near
station in suburb; lease by year. Address BOX
275-C. Star Office.
WANTED-BY COUPLE WITHOUT CHTL
dren; hOnse Of 4 or rooms, with good yard
in suburb. near station; to lease by year. Ad
dress Box 275-C, Star office.
HOUSES. LARGE OR SMALL. TO SELL IN
Arlington county, Va. (having personally made
over 100 sales in nearby Va. past 20 months)
eleven years experience as real estate sales
man. perhaps it would be to your advantage
to list Virginia property for sale with me
no sale. no charge. Many sales made during
month Of August. WALTER O'HARA, 1909
II NV Phone Main 481S
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.

Broom bungalow, with all improvements ex-
cept gas. VIII make best cash terms Must
he sold at once. See owner. A. e. HONGEII.
5014 Conduit road. .
aAouse; gas: electricity; ami; room for ga
rage and hne sleeping porch; exceptionally
large bath; chicken house; fruit Of all kinds;
lot 50x15O, in state road. III blocks from sta
tion: fare: best location in Mt. Rainier
Nd: $1,000: $500 cash, $50 per month. OWN
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FARMS
FOR SALE.

CENTRAL GEORGIA FARM-ONE THOU
sand acres good fertile land; about half in
cultivation; no waste land. Timber alone
worth price asked. Good dwellings, outbuild-
ings. pastures, meadows, running water, etc !;
near school and churches; only 8 miles from
thriving county site town of 8 800. Exceptional
bargain direct from owner. Substantial, cash
payment required. Mrs. 8. E. n. JOHNS, IS
Cascade avenue, Atlanta. Ga.
TWENTY ACRES, NEAR LAUREL, MD. !;
good soil. $50 fruit trees. large barn, corn
house. poultry and other buildings; stock and
implements; new house. seven rooms bath,
attic and cellar Price. $1,000. Address Box
7S-E, Star office. 5s
BARGAIN-37 ACRES. OAKToN, VA: ALL
under cultivation; growing crops; good land;
bearing variety young fruit and berries; six.
room house: all outbuildings; best electric car
service: state road: $500; terms. OWNER,
vienna. Va, Box 164.
20 ACRES. ALL CLEARED; OVER 100 FRUIT
trees; u mile R.R. stop and store; Groom
house and outbuildings; price. s.. 600 81 acres,
4 miles from railroad: convenient to store
school and church: I'VE and SIX room house
and outbuildipgs; well watered and strong sou !;
bargain at $3.50. Several nne dairy farms
fully equipped.
n. B. HANEs, Farm Agency,
Ashburn. Va.
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100 ACRES IN BRADLEY HILLS. ADJOIN-
ing Montgomery Country Club, suitable for
development into country home Of great beau
tty; now orerated as a dairy farm; monthly
income. $3.50 to 800; 10 good cows, extra
tine horses, 40 acres corn. all necessary farm
implements: wnf-sell complete: easy terms
immediate possession. Address BOX 348-D. Star
Office.
FERTILE Maryland FARM; ABOUT lb0
acres: state road frontage: Montgomery coun-
ty; about IL miles Of d. c.: attractive resi-
dence (cost $4,000 to Reproduced; necessary
buildings tenant house; spring. fruit. stream.
fine shade; close county seat, churches, schools
railways; worth $30.O00: reduced to $1,000
net: u cash; direct from owner; lays well,
good clOpper. ideal farm and location: real
hargain: Address R0x 2s5-D. Star office.
5 ACRES. BROOM HOUSE. NEAR FAIRFAX;
good for trucking or chickens: $500. Phone
Clarendon 1j4-J1.
A REAL UP-TO-DATE FARM. WITH THREE
houses and all outbuildings; on 18th st. ex-
tended; where values are going up rapidly.
Main house has all modern conveniences. in
cludinE modern plumbing, electricity and
vapor heat. Very efficient tenant farmer on
place. Re sure to let US show you this.
CHAS 6 MUIR r. CO.,
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163-Acre Farm, $1,000, with

1IUIs seS, FURNITURE, II COWS anu
Young stock. bull, crops. vehicles, TOOLS ma
chinery, etc. included; assuring good income
R.R. town; broad fields. rich loamy tiilage.
S0-cow pasture: lots wood; about 1901 900 IT,
timber: 100 fruit trees: Groom house. 14-cow
basement barn; silo: to settle affairs, only
5000. part cash. easy terms. Details page
a9 onr big new illus. cataios. 1.1OO bargains;
FARM AGENCY. i4e2-N, Land Title bldg,
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LOTS! LOTS! LOTS!
WILLETT HEIGHTS.
VIRGINIA


115 large lots. 8 2-10 miles from White
House q mile Clarendon and Cherrydale)
Prices. $7s to $3.50 Hedge and shade trees
built. Many lots more than Y acre. Terms
sos cash: balance. $12 Der month. including
interest 20 sold oil to satisfied ppsshasess Lei
on them. all marked. 30 you can find lots
This is done 50 you can inspect any time By
get Oh Lacey station. walk north I minutes to
property: or cars 36th and N cts. NV. told Dom,
,nioa Ryl: Blnemont branch. get of Lacey
at ONCE and be taken to property By auto
al 5 set vide os
you are not doing yourself justice. Thini
laid for eai, s4es 81. .ts S esste eieyases
WALTER O'HARA,
specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 1925 1909 H st. NV.
ALTA vIsTAI7 ROOMS: BATH: A.M;I:
the. NJ HAYDEN. Maple ave-. or Bethesds
SIR sfter pm.
FOR sALE-6-ROOM BUNGALOW: HOT-WA.
ter heat and ami; close to Clarendon sta
tion; at $500; terms also 5-room bun
RUCKER 9 CO.. CIarendon. Va.
TWO BUNGALOWS.
'1s Both On g GOOD te1n.. TAX. Rail
way, 18th and Pa. ave-. to Lyon Park In
auire at Office Lyon 4 Fitch for Mr.. STILES.
Only 10A cents fare family ticket. 4.
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD AT
Chevy Chase $500 cash and 500 per month.
For full particulars. call or write to JAMES
H. GORDON, Evans bldg.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
7-room house; ami; 50. $50; $1,000 cash.
$50 month.
Groom bungalow; ami: $500; 500 cash.
$50 month.
4-room bungalow; ami; $500; $500 cash.
N$40 month.
Z 4-room bungalow; gas. electricity. hath:
h, 800: $500 cash. $40 per month.
APPLY H. c. MAYNOR,
3oo7 33rd St.
Mt. Rainier, Md.
Phone HyAttsville Exchange 393-W
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POTOMAC HEIGHTSINEW 5-ROOM BUN
galow; almost completed; lot 5Ox210. For sale
by owner. 5312 Jewett st.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs

BIZ OWNERS ROOMS: H.-W.H.; FROM;
and rear porclies: built-in garage; dne cond
tion; possession II is days: good cash paymen'
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-C0n tinued.

WOODBRIDGE. d. c.
Several fine houses and bungalows to offer
at reduced prices.
5-room bungalow. 2 lots. garage: $3.50:
terms easy.
Broom house, ami; garage; large lot;
SO. 500: terms easy.
See me before you buy.
B. F. HOLMES,
1901 Rhode Island Ave. NE. North sSl2
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NEAR N. Y. AVE. AND N. CAP. SIT.
room brick house; ami; 1924 brick garage
in rear can be used a. a stable. Inquire 10
Il. /. ave. NV.
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wooDRIDGE-OWNER LEAVING CITY: s.
room bungalow; ami. Small cash payment
easy terms. No agents. Address. Box 68-E,
Star office. g.
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MODERN sIx-RooM, BATH. BRICK DWELL.
ing; west OF 18th ON Buchanan ST.; hot-watee
heat and electricity; lot, 101 It. deep to paved
alley. Early possession. Phone Col. 64ee. .
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BROOKLAND.

Large bungalow and q two-stosy house,
1910 and 124s Newton. Just completed; ready
for occupancy: near Catholic University and
evening: also Labor Day. Call at 1912 New
ton (next door, and see owner. No agents. 5s
14l2 2Oth, NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE@SUITA-
BILE for cafe, caterer. modiste. DOCTOR dentist:
$12. 500. For permit to inspect address Box
PAID, Star ofice. g.
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FARMS
FOR SALE-COntinued.

Strout Farm Bargains
$500 Secures "Gocd Home" Farm
On Maryland's Eastern Shore.
:, Become your own landlord and make good
living here from poultry, truck. fruit, etc.;
close live R.R. town; advantages: 10 acres
productive tillage and woodland bordering fish
ing stream; good little house. garage: poultry
house; house to settle owners affairs. only $780, with
5000 down. easy terms. Details page 4S
StrOut's big new illus. catalog, lust out.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs
81" FAzsf4AmAA

/ CO., INC,
!. Main 3o75.
$I2,ooo.-
Goth NV. NEAR CALVERT.
Fine modern home. with every conven.
fence; 8 large rooms: additional maids
room In basement; sleeping porch over.
looking Conn. Ave. bridge; In perfect
condition. Now occupied by owner.
$4,000.
EUCLID ST. NV.
Near two car lines; unusually well built
home; 10 rooms, baths; hot-water heat,
electric lights beautifully decorated; in
excellent condition; front and back stair
ways; maids apartment and bath; many
unusual features which Mt 1t for use a.
a very high-ciass rooming house.
$I4,5oo.
10Th ST. NV.
Near Rock Creek Park. A hne home in
a fne section. Semi-detached; 8 rooms.
2 baths: hot-water heat. electric lights;
all the appointments Of q perfect home;
two blocks from car line.
, CO., INC,
:. Main 3o75.
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Membe o Washington Real Estate Board
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
1874 n Street NV Phone Main 1923
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McKEEVER & GOSS,
14o5 Eye ST. Main 4zs2.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY
PROPERTY OWNERS.

0UT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR NT-ROOMS-COUNTRY HOME
apartments; rooms or apartments of from 81
rooms. very reasonable. Mrs. J. c. TULLOSS,
Haymarket, Va.
SHORE iROFERTY.
COTTAGE FOR SALE OR RENTNINE
rooms. tile bathroom and attic; steam heat; !;
porch front and side; one acre ground. Mich
igan ave-. Northwest Park. above Bethesda,
Md. e. n. SCHMIDT, 2228 Garrison ave-,
Baltimore. Nd a.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
TWO BRAND-NEW BUNGALOWS, FACING
Herring bay: nearest salt water to Wash !;
splendid bathing beach; flaming, Grabbing
dueking. etc: large lots; $500 cash, balance
SIS per month
IRWIN OWINGS.
COS st. NV, or Deale. Nd.
Ideal lots at Owings Beach, on Herring bay
from $175 to $3.50; 60 through Marlboro to Mt
Zion and then follow the signs.
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IF YOU ARE SEEKING A COUNTRY RESI-.
dence farm. without with full equip
ment. We have a number Of them Within easy
motoring distances Of Washington. Call or
correspond with Hs, telling what you want.
wM. H. SAUNDERS & CO..
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fHREB-gTORY AND CELLAR BAY-WIND0W
brick house: h.w.h. automatic hot-watef heat
er; rooms. pantry and modern plumbing:
third floor arranged for l.h.k., including hot
and cold water. See OWNER, S22 T st. NV.
BUNGALOW, NEW; ROOMS; MODERN IN
every way; built-in garage; well located; price
reasonable. Easy terms.
ROBERT 3. FUNkHOCsER. Owner.
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CHEVY Chase, d. z.
Reduced to S12.OO

Semi-bungalow; just one block OF Of
Connecticut ave. There are comfort
able rooms and hath on the first door:
large rooms above, with plenty Of
closet space. This Is an up-tO-date lit
tie home and is situated on good
The state herald., 1921-07-01
HERE'S A KILLER


Frank Chapeau, whose villiay of
the stage and more recently 5-the
rcer has ever caused such stellar
iithts as roug Fairbanks to quail. is
said to s,rpass himself in diabolical
art by his portrayal of the title role
in Benjamin B. Hampton's new Pathe
feature. 1.-The Killer" adapted from
the well.known novel by Stewart
Edward White AS Henry Hooper"
he literally re-creates the original
which is said to be one of the most
remarkable character delineations of
modern literature.
Mr.. Campbell was born in Detroit
and educated at Notre Dame Univer-
sity, Indiana. His stage and screen
career embraces many famous pro-
ductions. and in both the silent and
spoken drama he acquired the repu-
tation of being one OF our foremost
character actors. In fact, his villiany
in the "virginian." in which he orig.
mated the role Of "Trampas,
brought him to the fore overnight.
This picture will be shown at the
Peerless theatre on July 4.
The state herald., 1921-07-01
Julesburg Route
II II II * y X y 4 s. Z i

The Sanders family ate ics cream
with Brandt's Friday evening.
Henry Schellenberg' and Brandt's
We're visitors at H. Detmer's, Thurs,
day evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Bender from Holyoke
spent Sunday with H. Schellenberg's S.
Mrs. Harry Saylor, who has been
helping Mrs. Sprague, went home cn
Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Detmer of south.
east of Amherst, spent Tuesday
night with her brother, II. Schellen-
erg.
Mr.. CoX's and John Detmer's and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kennedy from
Pasadena. California ate dinner with
Mr.. Sanders. Sunday. and George
Sporl's ate dinner. Sunday at H. Det-
mer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brening went to
Julesburg Sunday,
H. Detmers and Sanders spent
Tuesday evening at Brandt's. fl
Albert Hansen hauled some hogs
to Holyoke, Monday.
John petmerr is fencing the school
yard this week
Fred Culp went to Amherst Mon.
uay AFTERNOON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brening were callers
at ]. Detmer's. Monday afternoon.
Frank Sprague is plowing ths
county assessors quarter with his
steam engine and fourteen plows this
week.
oh say. did, you hear the wedding
bells at Amherst this week.
Martha Brandt and Esther Fertig
went to spend the week end with Will
Detmer's, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kennedy from
Pasadena. California, who have been
visiting the Detmer's the past week.
went on to Nebraska. Tuesday.
Mrs. ]. and H. Detmer went To
George Sporl's. Thursday to help Mrs.
Sporl
An ice cream social was given In
the Sprick school house for the bene.
ut Of the Sunday school.
Sunday ball game-we often won
der II we would work as hard to go
to Sunday school and church as we
do to 60 to ball game, how our
Sl,urches would be full. We wonder
II parents wouldn't rather give a
week day for our children and our.
selves to play. than to go and take
the Lords day for II. Let's try It
once.
The state herald., 1921-07-01
BETTER TIMES AHEAD

There is an old saving. tia: me
darkest hour is lust hefo~s or ; dawn"
We believe that this 's uar- ioularly
applicable to present bu .se and fl.
nancial conditions.
The chaotic state into which the
business of the country was plunged
following the era Of high prices. over
capitalization. and speculation broke
down the organization of the busi-
ness of the country, bewildered the
most experienced economists and
brought many farmers to the brink
OF ruin.
S0eormal conditions was necessarily
slGY, and readjustment could not
come Immediately or on an equal
basis.
Manufacturers who had a supply OF
goods on hand when the slump came
which were produced under high
costs for labor and materials attempt
ed to dispose Of these products at a
price which would meet these high
costs Of production.
The retail dealer refused to pur-
chase because the consumer was out
Of the market for these goods at 4
high cost and the manufacturer will
be compelled to lower prices in con-
formity with lowered prices Of 9TH
er commodities.
High freight rates has been and is
one Of the biggest factors In prevent
ing return to normal conditions. but
rates must and will be lowered in
course Of time.
These readjustments are slowly
taking place. money and credit con-
ditions are becoming easier. conf
The state herald., 1921-07-01
Baptist Church

We have our usual services next
Sunday. The Sunday school at 1000
a. NJ, and the morning worship at
11:00 o'clock: Junior B. Y. p. U. at
300 p. M; the senior B. Y. P. U. at
700 p. m, Mrs. Frank E. Gray. lead
er. The evening gospel service at
500 o'clock. This being the first
Sunday night in the month, we will
have special music. In otherwords,
this is the evening of the big sing"
II you are not attending Sunday
school and church. come and worship
with us.
Frank. E. Gray, Pastor.
The state herald., 1921-07-01

dence is returning among all classes
of citizens, demand has caught up
with production and conditions are
improving all along the line
The intelligence and good sense of
Americans will soon make the past
a remembrance like the awakening
from a nightmare.
The state herald., 1921-07-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Serial No. O27719
department of the Interior.
L. S. Land oai,, at Sterling. Colo
RADIO, June 20 1891.
Notice is hershv given that Gerry
Brewer OF Yrnma. Colorado. who. on
june - l9lS made Additional Home
stead t,-try Serial No OPTIC. for
Nis NW;s. SE'4 NWi. and NWk
NE,<. Section "a Township North.
Ranee Is Hast 9Th PRINCIPAL Meri-
dian has flsd notice u; int 'nt'nn u
make final three-ycar Pro7f. 10 es.
The state herald., 1921-07-01

tabiish claim to the land above de-
scrihed, before Nelson S. Gashaw, u.
$. Commissioner, at Yuma, Colorado,
on the 18th day Of August 1921.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
James Aropiy, John a. Sstt, John B.
Williams and James Williams, all of
Yuma. Colorado.
A. F. BROWNS, Register.
First Publication July
Last Publication July 90
The state herald., 1921-07-01

Mrs. Mary Ditto and grandson,
Clarence Scott Kemper, who have
been visiting relatives at Sutton, Ne
braska. arrived home, Sunday. Ar
thur Kemper drove across Saturday
for his son and motherin-law and all
returned Sunday.
The state herald., 1921-07-01
PUBLIC SALE

The Paoll State bank is offering
a pair OF fine mares for sale at auc-
ticn on next Saturday. July 2. This
sale starts at 800 o'clocl, p. m.
Ninety days time will be giver on
approved security, with 8 per cent
The state herald., 1921-07-01
discount for cash
If you need good team, attend
this sale.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Millage and
family and Mrs. Inez Hayer attended
the piano recital at Paoli, russday
night. Three of MIR. and Mrs. Mil.
lagos children took part in the musi-
Gale.
The state herald., 1921-07-01
FLOOR CRACK FILLER

A cheap and permanent floor crack
filler Is made as follows: Mix wheat
-four and linseed oil to the cOnsis-
tency OF paste and fill the cracks by
spreading with thin bladed knike.
Let It dry and paint or stain the floor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07
.HcIIo. dear chIIdrrn.y .he nodded. smLIIngIy

We're glad to see yout" cried
the twins
That's fine. And I'm glad to
see you, too, Riddles answered the
Magical Mushroom.
Nancy and Nick had discovered
him a moment before. near them
in the Meadow. and he had told
them that the circus animals had
escaped.
Now 1 shall go back to Fairy
land" said he When the Fairy
Queen hears that YOU are so sorry.
she will send someone at once to
hunt up the missing creatures.
They ought to be practcinS tricks
all this time and we can't find 'em
any too soon.
"Goodby. TNw. children. ! must
be going" and the Mushroom start
ed TO sink into the ground, like "a
mole burrowing its way TO safety,
only backwards. There was really
nothing left of him but his little
bowler hat, when suddenly Nick
cried out, ooh. please wait a minute.
Mr.. Mushroom. Won't 90 ask the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-07
HEALTH
ADVICE
Nm Stork FnhIc.

The StOrk Fable.
My children. s and 10. mistrust
the story about the doctor bringing
the baby. I want TO retain their
confidence and respect and realize
the need Of giving them some help
full replies.
/ am glad you bring up the ques-
ton. for it is not only your duty.
but your privilege TO impart this
information 10 your children.
Public Health Service show that IN
large majority of cases boys get
their first permanent impressions
about sex from improper sources be
fore the age of u.
So far as girls are concerned
there is evidence that if the girl
grows up and leaves "A well-pro-
tected home in complete ignorance
Of the normal facts of sex life, she
is moro in danger Of serious shock
upon learning these facts than if
they were presented gradually and
naturally i'm the condolences be
tween mother and daughter.
II you will send me your name
and address, I shall be glad to send
you a helpful pamphlet entitled
The Parents Part" Address In
formation Editor, II. :. Public
Health Service, Washington, d. c."