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ALL DESIRABLE PROPERTIES.
BOSS & PHELPS,
CHAS. D. SAGER.
923 Fifteenth Street NV.
Main 36.

1906 H st. NV.
$I2,5oo.
Washington Heights west Of Conn. sye. There
are seven rooms and bath: screened sleeping
AID breakfast Dorehes; hs<-watef heat and
electric liEhts This house must Be seen to
$o,25o.
very cheap home In Cleveland Park. A
detached house having eight rooms and bath;
ne" s.e;nf and N
to make an immediate sale and reasonable
terms Will be accepted.
$II,5oo.
A decided bargain on 18th ct. IN Celunbta.
. well baiit threestefy eeioaiai brick heusA
having nine rooms and bath. hot-water heett.
electric lights. porches. sereens. aunings; roam
for garage. Easy terms.
$I3Z5o.
One Of the most sttraettve colonial houses
We have ever offered for sale IN Chevy Chase
Four large bedrooms. sleeping porch: t~o
baths on second door; thers 10 Q 0reproof
garage. The house has every convenience.
Immediate possession given.
$3.50.
splendid northwest hene. not far out. Two
story house haying six rooms and bath: aide
light; house heAted With hotSgatef; having
rear porches: there Il brick ganse that WI
PHELPS,
OF HOMES.
1906 H St. NV.
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$50 q ST. SE.-AUCTION OF 1s-ROOM
house. Wednesday, Aug 81, at pm. Large
grounds. suitable for roOming house. T. ].
BOWLING. Auctioneer. 30
TIIOGAS n0KILNG n CO. AuCTIONEERE.
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SHANNON
sI3 I4th Street NV.
Chevy Chase, d. c.
$1,000.
Detached q rooms and hath; hot-water heat:
electricity: on q lot fronting 80 feet; one
block from Conn. ave: convenient TO stores,
churches, schools etc; owner will build ga
rage at cost. Terms. 5000 cash and $75 a
month.
18th Street Heights.
$4,000.
Large semi-detached house Of Q rooms and
hath; hot-water heat; electricity and gas;
front and double rear porches: lot SjI1OO feet;
alley; immediate possession; terms.
Clarendon, Va.
$500.
Brand new 5-room and hath house: thorough
1y modern; pipeIess furnace; automatic pump;
gas: open fireplace; garage; let 5Ox1e2 feet;
81. 100 cash.
Woodbridge, d. c.
$1,000.
An unusual opportunity to obtain an at
fractive home in high-class section at this
price; detached, lot 5Ox1OO feet; rooms
and bath; hot-water heat: electricity; house
sin excellent condition, garage; terms can be
Sarranged.
SHANNON
N;ro;o;, nfHce
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ON 18TH NEAR WEBSTER NV.
$I4,85o. EASY TERMS.


all
NEW DETACHED HOME NV.
$500 EASY TERMS.
45xl75 ' -
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PETWORTH.
S7.S50
CLOSE TO GEORGIA AVE.
NEW BRICK DWELLING. WITH SIX
ROOMS BATH, HOT-WATER HEAT, ELEC-
TRICITY; GOOD LOT; EASY TERMS.
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Near East Capitol and nth.
81 go: $500 Cash, SIS Month.

Groom and bath heiek hene, aew xaeaut and
paved alley. New gas raaee. oGaendN for
rome and rental proposition. See tAds n
,nce. We believe It win be sold very soon.
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2o2s 18th ST. NV.
(FOR COIIORED.)
$4,000.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH; IATROBE HEAT;
GOOD LOT TO PUBLIC ALLEY. REASON-
ABLE TERMS.
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ITO N 81. N.W.-s-sTOR1. BROWN STONE
p.ap .nd Sif. assn 10 :s
per month; 81 tS9; SwsEss shss.nus coal -.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Convenient to both car lines: twostoU
brick home Of rooms and bath: oesypisd By
owner, who has kept house in excellent con-
dition, and will give quick possession. Price,
5000. Easy terms.
NEAR 10Th AND PARK ROAD.
Two-family house in this desirable section.
Detached dwelling. containing two fve-room
can't s and eoaid be oeeupeS Pre.
$4,000. on very convenient terms.
ST.. WEST OF CONN. AVE.
Two-story frame store and dwelling. Prop
erty in this section is increasing in value
tpsPidly. p =, ,MIeonthly tenant. Rent. SIS per mo.
J. Jss gDWARD ,!.i LEWIS.
Bungalow-l4th St. Terrace.
,,ns Fine s.eom and bath house; large lot: hot.
aGsr BE sol SOLD T AT ONCE.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
S37 Woodward bldg. Main 788.
If YOU ARE INTERESTED IN GETTING
special bargain In good home at the superior
us at once. BRASWELI, Real Estate, 1911
H ST. NV.
ONE OF THE BEST GROOM AND BATH
homes in the best locality in Mount Pleasant.
at price that will attract yea; all modern
conveniences; easy terms; let US show yoa.
BRASWELL. Real Estate, 1911 II ct. NV.
A BARGAIN-GOOD ELEvEN-ROOM HOUSE;
all modern improvements: eKce1leat loeatioa;
cheap. with easy terms: By owner; In Alsxap.
dria. Address Box 296-C, Star once. 28s
CLARENDON, VIRGINIA.
Complete home Of five rooms, living room,
dining room. large pantry. kitchen and two
bedrooms; gas and electricity; thoroughly
boulevard; one square from car line; bargain
for So. $50. Terms.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
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Virginia Office,
NEW DETACHED HOMES.
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
a727 AND a12a KANAMHA ST.

,EAcH LOT Is Fifty FEET WIDE TO
REAR PUBLIC ALLEY. AND THE HOUSES
ARE ENTIRELY DETACHED AND CONTAIN
SIX BRIGHT ROOMS AND TILED BATH;
EOT-WATER HEAT AND ELECTRICITY.
Now NEARING COMPLETION AN 0P-
PORTUNITY To PURCHASE A DETACHED
HOME IN ONE OF THE BEST BLOCKS OF
CHEVY CHASE AT MODERATE PRICE
MONTHLY PAYMENTS IF DESIRED. Only
AVE CARS. FOUR BUILT. ONLY TWO
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EDUCATIONAL

Call or telephone Main 3718. Standard School
OF Filing and Indexing. Globe-Wernicke Co.,
121S-122O + ST. NV, Washington.
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NEW DETACHED HOME NV.

Near 18th and Park Road.
$1,000. Terms.
Colonial style brick home Of 6 rooms and
bath: RasQuetry aoers; eleetrze keht; room
for garage; southern exposure; spacious porch:
large yard. Half square of 18th Ut. cars.
Eye St. Bet 18th and 18th NV.
$17,5oo. Terms.
Facing Frankiin Park. %-stoey brick Of ~
rooms and hath, On lot 20L1oot front SnlendfI
for remodeling Into bssfaass baildang OF apart
mentS. rare bargain.
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
Phone Main 22a2. 1912 New York Ave. NW

& LUCHS,
Main 2345.
Brookland.
$4,000.
New bungalow of rooms and bath: situated
ON attractive corner lot; hot-Watef heat; cleo
tr'city and gas; breakfast alc0ve: open IRE
place; terms. 81. 500 cash.
Mount Pleasant.
$3.50.
Vacant; detached frame home; stories;
rooms and bath; hot-water heat; gas; front
porch: sleeping porch; screens; 2-car garage;
reasonable terms.
Mount Pleasant.
$4,000.
Just west Of Mount Pleasant car line; beau
tiful tapestry brick house. with 2S-foot front;
ten large. well arranged rooms and two baths;
wood floors; entire house In good condition and
screened.
Mount Pleasant.
$500.
Six-room and bath brick house, with brick
garage: deep lot to paved alley; front and
double rear porches; hot-water heat, electricity
and gas: hardwood doors and trim; immediate
possession.
& LUCHS,
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CORNER PROPERTY = NEAR GEORGE
Warrington University; 15 rooms. baths,
electric lights. h.w.h.; % feet front on one
street, large frontage another: genuine
bargain; price. s1a. 600: easy terms.
FRANK A. GIBBONS,
Main o19 800 Southern building.
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STONE & FAIRFAX, REALTORS

Phone Main oS. Reator. 1909
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Main SSH.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

as of themselves. Representative OF
welA, who introduced the bill said its
purpose was to make public utilities
honest and give the public a square
deal. Representative Corbit stated the
bill conferred too much power, putting
every public utility in the hands of
four men. Attorney Kenney pointed
out that the decisions of the commits
sioners would be subject to court re-
view. Representative Kramer held
that the public should have some say
as to what it shall pay to public
utilities.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

record. re- I One bull calf with dam having a Is
1,;.L lbs. S. three year old record. Four others
Win dams having large association records
Mr. b. Y. Armstrong has consigned two
heiiers and two cows, herd headed bv Do,a'
ware Pietje Colaptha Korndyke. He hos
I'D. ~ 10; TWO year old dam, and he is great
grandson of Pontiac Korndyke. The dar1 of
sale "-'oVV at pubic
Inc heifers are by the above bull. we'll
grown and beauties, with dams giving a large
Low OF mix. The two cows are good size and
extra good mixers, in calf to above buII
1onn H. Ciendaniel. of KenEedvviIIe Ma
eonsigns a beautiful two year old heifer bo-n
feoruary 9th. 1919. She was breo last Octo-
per ana is out of a splendid individual q N
.. Aleartra Pontiac Rose, who has two wear
@ oiu record OF II pounds of butter and a three
year old record of 20 pounds of butter She
i sired by lowana Rolingdale Fayne. whose
usil "a mas a three year old record of 661 pounds
OF OF putter and $4,000 pounds of milk. His sire
y, ~ .he famous Holstein sire, Sir Johanna Favne
animal. ''' g S"o"
TERMS-A credit of Nine Months will he
gwen TO purchasers giving bankabIe note
win win approved security, or a discount of 6ve
per cent will be allowed for cash.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

ed the evening sermon. The church
was crowded. The bishop took his
text from the tenth verse of the 21st
chapter of st. Matthew: "And when
he was come into Jerusalem all the
city was moved, saying, who is this ?"
In his sermon, Bishop Cook told of
Christ's visit to Bethany, just before
the Passover. He discussed the atti-
tude of the people in the streets as
Christ rode through; of the taunts
and shouts hurled at him, and COM
pared the people of today with that
ancient crowd.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23
FIRST ANNUAL FEDERAL ACCREDITED
Consignment Sale
TO BE HELD AT
MIDDLETOWN, DELAWARE
Friday April |, 1921
AT 10 O'CLOCK. SHARP
RAIN OR SHINE

RAIN ok SHINE
WHAT STOCK WILL BE CONSIGNED
There will be consigned 80 to 35 heifers and
bulls. from two months to yearlings. Several
bulls old enough for service, from the best
herds of pure-bred cattle in the State. headed
by sons of the best bulls of the breed.
And do not overlook the fact that all con-
signments are from FEDERAL ACCREDITED
HERDS. so you take no chance as to health of
all animals, so day re-test privilege will
be given. also papers to be delivered to all
purchasers day of sale.
Nine head of heifers and bulls consigned
from the herd of Schrader & Janvier. herd
headed by X. S. p. Ruby Alcartra Clothindi.
He is a fine 81 lb. son of King Segis Pontiac
Alcartra, the noted $50,000 bull X. S. P.'s IL
nearest dams average 30 pounds butter in
seven days. We make special mention of one
heifer calf, wei grown and beauty, with a
% lb. dam. Rest are from cows with large
association records
James S. Moore consigns five heifers and
five bulls. herd headed by King Korndyke Segis
| Pieter, so lb. bull, with fine breeding and a
very fine individual. Two yearling heifers and
two yearlng bulls by above sire from dams
( with large association records. He also con-
signs yearling heifer. sired by son OF
King of the Pontiacs, out of one of the best
cows in the county. One year old heifer
now on test, she is a granddaughter of King
of the Pontiaes. Two year old cows also on
test will have official records by day of sale
p. B. Messick consigns nine bulls, from three
months to one year old herd headed by Kinr
4 Pontiac Veeman Beets. with a 90 Ib two yeai
( old dam. His sire is King of the Pontiacs
recognized as the greatest bull in the world
He has more official record daughters thar
any bull living.
One yearling bull large enough for service
and one three months old bull by above sire
This dam is very large COW with record Of
20.47 lbs. butter in seven days. largest day.
milk 90l4 lbs. Also one bul calf with dan
having a 20.34 lbs. butter record One bul
calf with dam having Ia lb. two year ols
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

pitched for Wil-Del. last season; Alice
Downs, premier pitcher last year for
the Roebling, N. j., team; Earl West,
who pitched in the Atlantic League
prior to it's disbandment, and Clark, a
former Wilmington Conference Acad-
emy mound man. Players in other
positions being signed up are Bill
Madden, former Bethlehem Steel star;
Pugh, first .baseman last season with
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23
BASEBALL TEAM FOR SMYRNA
Local Fans Start Early to Organize a
Fast Team For SeasOn-First Game
to Be PLAYED Next Month

Fast Team For SeasOn-First Game
to Be Played Next Month
Efforts are being made by Victor c..
Boyer and others to organize a base
ball team for Smyrna, one that will
take first rank with any of the semi
professional teams of the Delaware
Maryland Peninsula. Already win
ming aggregations is being gotten to-
gether. The pitching staff, the weak
point of Smyrna's teams in former
years, will be unusually strong for a
down-state team and promises to in
the fremont team of Wilmington;
Hutchison, whose fielding ability with
the Yorklyn team was well displayed
last season; Smith, formerly of the
Millington team of the old Eastern
Shore League, and the following play
ers of last seasons Smyrna team:
Ashton, Scott, Patterson, Jacobs, Phil
| lips, Thomas, Turner, Bell, Berry, Las
sell and Tilghman. "Bud" O'Neil
formerly of Salesianum and the Della
ware Division A. A., will also be seer
in the lineup. The opening game OF
the season will be played on April 16
when Delaware City will be the attrac
ton. A double bill has been arrang
ed for Decoration Day with Keystone
Of the All-Wilmington League. Tive
games are pending for July A will
Parkside. Games are also scheduled
with Delaware Bronze, DUPONT Motors
South Side-Eden, Defiance, Straw
bridge and Clothier and Dover.
clude Collins, southpaw, who playe'
Hast season with the First-Centra
team of the Wilmington Churcl
League; Duffy, also southpaw, WI
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23
PALM SUNDAY AT ST. PETERS

Bishop Cook breaches Evening Ser
mon Before a Large Congregation
Palm Sunday was observed at ST..
Peters Church Sunday with appro-
pirate services. The morning services
was conducted by the rector, the Rev.
Thomas Getz Hill, who preached a fine
sermon. At the evening service Bish-
op Cook, who delighted so many the
Sunday previous when he filled the
pulpit the whole day in the absence of
Mr.. Hill, again returned to Smyrna
and by previous arrangement preach
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23
HOUSE KILLS PUBLIC UTILITY
Bill Goes Down to Defeat in That Body
by Vote of 1S to IA

by a Vote of Is to IA
By vote of 18 to Ia, the House of
Representatives, Monday afternoon,
defeated the House bill creating a
State Board of Public Utility Commits
sioners. Representatives Buckingham
Clendaniel, Corbit, Frank Hall Davis,
Gray Hudson, Lester, Marr Medill,
Megginson, Miller, Smith, E. J. Tur-
ner, 7. w. Turner, Virden, Henry Will
son, ]. E. Wilson and White voted
negatively, and Representatives
Brown, Clark, B. F. Davis, Dill, Har-
rington, Kinder, Kramer, Lord, Noble,
OtweIl. Phillips, Schneider, Stats and
Paskey voted affirmatively. Represent
atiyes Crompton, Lee and Warrington
did not vote. House Attorney Kenney
explained that the bill authorized the
governor TO appoint the first commits
sioners, who would number four ano
not more than two should be OF the
same political party. The bill woule
salary each commissioner at So'OO.
per annum and appropriate $SO,oV'
annually for operating expenses. hep
resentatives Frank Hal Davis declares
the English language could not de
scribe greater posers than the bll
conferred. All public utilities woul'
come Hereunder. Ninety-three pc
cent Of the business of railroads nov
is under the control Of the lnterstat.
Commerce Commission, and the Dii
would put the other seven per cen
under the control of the proposed bill
Should the Legislature enact the Dil
public utilities would cease to functlol
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

Inc Robbins Hose Company, of Do
'ef, having had the good fortune re-
esa'ly to secure a new fire engine, de-
y sssing to show a spirit of good feeling
~ Ihelr brother fremen, has pre-
su.ed to the hook and ladder COM
salles Of Camden and Wyoming, one
.aen Of their hose carriages which they
Euienased many years ago before they
~au hre engine, the carriages being
seo exclusively for hose to attach to
y nre plugs. The carriage were re-
~Hed by the neighboring fire COM
ss'ues with thanks, assurance being
sven the Dover boys that they need
%'er want for aid or assistance II
Ane Of trouble.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

The Down Home Club composed of
Aadents Of Delaware College, who re-
ede m the two lower counties which
as been giving dances at the holidays
4 Smyrna, Dover, Milford and other
Dwn-state towns, has announced that
Is Easter dance this year will be held
q the Armory at Dover, tomorrow
Tenlng, March "a. Music will be given
" Aadden's Delaware College orches-
va Refreshments will be served dur
ng the intermission.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23
FARMING IMPLEMENTS

Two Cows.
Twelve Nice Hens
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One farm wagon, in good order dearborn
IN good order. Deering mower, twin harrow
NO IS Oliver plow, 1-horse plow, land drag.
cultivators, dearborn pole. l good hay rack.
1 feed box barrels, 100 tomato baskets, storm
apron, so good grain sacks. blacksmith forge
and anvil. half-bushel, 1S-foot ladder, erosscut
saw, vice, / good set wagon harness, 3 sets
plow harness, good collars. brides, 1 good
set carriage harness. forks hsovels, hoes single
trees double trees, horse tree, good log
chains, dozen nice hens. four tons good hay
25 bushels white corn. 100 sheaves corn fodder
grindstone, chicken coops.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Cook stove, chunk stove. couch, round top
extension table. sideboard. dining room chairs
/ tub, 2 rockers. bedstead, stands, feather
bed. mattress dresser, cupboard, canned fruit
several nice pictures, 20 yards good carpet,
2 lamps lantern, lot of dishes and COOKING
utensils, dozen window shades, lot of other
things too numerous to mention.
TERMS.-An under $50 cash; over this
amount "a credit of months by purchaser Civ
ing bankable note with approved endorser.
HARRY ARCHER
R. w. SLAUGHTER. Auctioneer.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will sell at Public Sale on
Bookbender Farm at Hollett's Corner on road
leading from Blackiston's to Massey on
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23
Thur. March "a, 1921
AT ONE O,CIocK p NJ

AT ONE O'CLOCK P. M.
One good work horse and driver. Frank IA
years old.
Two Cows.
Twelve Nice Hens.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

number have taken advantage of
/, fine weather the past week and
IA their gardens in.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23
'uYRNA AND VICINITY
=, Items of General Interest Gath
cred During tht Week.

& f0T ltChAS -
cred During tht Week.
/ .k for Webb's White Loaf Flour.
s.santeed satisfactiOn.-Adv.
1 p,sWar Prices prevail at Jos. Levi
!. "a Dover. Read their display ad.
I. this issue.-Adv.
number have taken advantage of
i, fine weather the past week and
( their gardens in.
The Senate passed the House bill
r,bbiting the erection of an adver-
Ing sign board within 200 feet of a
/ rad crossing.
The recruiting nurse, Miss Walsh
1 ,a be at the club house tonight to
,Hgress an open meeting. Pictures
\ rH be shown on the screen.
" G. Deakyne and Mrs. Olive Hir-
K ShallcrOss have each purchased a
hide sedan. w. F. Keith & Son are
HI local distributors. See adv.
A cob webb and shadow social will
/ / held at the home of Allen Rawley,
Il, White Hall Neck, Thursday,
|Garh "A. If stormy the following
|gsning-Adv.
The regular monthly business
rRting of the w. G. 7. U. will be
Nd at the home of Mrs. William R
Eh, on Monday evening, March %
iSO o'clock.
box and shadow social will be helc
8RnfOrd school on Thursday, Mar
If stormy the next night. Every.
invited to attend and bring full
Y Ebooks.-Adv.
Il Fester's Concert Band of Smyr-
zme out Friday evening at the
Corners" and gave a concer+
8Ewas generously applauded ant
II enjoyed. The "boys" are get
along fine.
falling on picket fence from tn
/ rh of the residence of William
MS, on Market street, Melvin
@e, junior member of the firm o
arles H. Moore & Son, local timers
stained a deep cash in his head an
adly bruised back.
You're only Is. minutes from tn
Eest" Mems and Boys Outftters i
State, Jos. Levi & Co., Dover, a
! 'g sell for cash only-their price
T. fully 1870 below others, so ge
ar Easter outfit there and saw
|rney-Adv.
Cecil Ingram, eighteen years OLE
p Of James Ingram, and Arch
bore, seventeen, son of Mrs. Ami
isen, were drowned at Laurel Sur
aT evening, while boating near til
eamboat wharf when the boat file
'th water and turned over. Both
ae bodies were recovered within fl
zen minutes, but life was extinct.
The Senate passed RepresentatiV
oggnson's House bill making Il
- i -.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

,k for Webb's White Loaf Flour.
.-.rteed satisfaction.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

The Senate passed the House bill
,nbibiting the erection of an adver-
s;rg sign board within 200 feet of a
lad crossing.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

v,-War Prices prevail at Jos. Levi
.n. Dover. Read their display ad.
this issue.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

The Senate passed Representative
AoggnsOn's House bill making the
He-eights bushel basket the stand
"a size basket in the State for po-
1loes, fruits and other commodities.
snatOr Lutz and Senator Bennett
'fged adoption of the measure as a
aoye to protect the consumers from
eteptive practices on part of the
aalers.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

The recruiting nurse, Miss Walsh
HI be at the club house tonight to
gress an open meeting. Pictures
\ rl be shown on the screen.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

The regular monthly business
rHtng of the w. C. T. U. will be
\ Ad at the home of Mrs. William r.
4 Ikh, on Monday evening, March %,
i I3O o'clock.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

You're only Is minutes from the
vest" Mems and Boys Outftters in
3 State, Jos. Levi & Co., Dover, as
ley sell for cash only-their prices
n fully 1870 below others, so get
nT Easter outfit there and save
Fmey.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

box and shadow social will be held
|BRnfOrd school on Thursday, Mar.
If stormy the next night. Every
invited to attend and bring full
%Ebooks.-Adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

falling on q picket fence from the
| rh of the residence of William
rs, on Market street, Melvin
h@e, junior member of the firm of
ares H. Moore & Son, local timers,
stained deep cash in his head and
ady bruised back.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

" G. Deakyne and Mrs. Olive Hir-
n ShallcrOss have each purchased a
hide sedan. w. F. Keith & Son are
H. local distributors. See adv.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

Fester's Concert Band of Smyr-
szme out Friday evening at the
m Corners" and gave a concert
Ewas generously applauded and
A enjoyed. The "boys" are get
along fine.
Smyrna times., 1921-03-23

A cob webb and shadow social will
| / held at the home of Allen Rawley,
IL, White Hall Neck, Thursday,
|Earh "a. If stormy the following
|ssning.-Adv.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1921-09-15
CARD OF APPRECIATION

| desire, through the Leader, to
express my appreciation of the
hearty support accorded me by nv
friends in the recent election. And
! do not wish in any way to cut the
list Of my friends to those who voted
for me, for | realize that many of
my best friends were obliged to vote
Tor some other candidate. AS far
as know it was a good clean race
the office in each instance going to
the candidate who, together with his
friends, worked hardest to win.
thereby deserving success. The
other candidates and all their friends
were certainly courteous to me. I
was dog bitten only once and only
one person, a lady, refused to take
my card. If feel as / do now /
snail net want to run for another
office. but | certainly enjoyed meet
ing the many good people Of good
Old Upton county and / want each.
and every one to feel that whoever
works and prays for the happiness
q our children, the glory of our
lar womanhood and the honor of
our noble manhod of Tipton county
IS my friend. and whoever works
against these things is nv enemy.
! tnank you. Yours truly.
t1Wl EARL Hill,