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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27
NATIONAL P0PrY DAY.

On May 80. uniting In n splendid
spirit of brotherhood. tho allied ma.
tlons will pay reverence TO the ho-
roeoB OF tho worlds war. Americas
Decoration Day haa henn chosen by
tho InterRllled veterans as tho day 10
pay homage TO the dead. The Come
turiea IN France will DO thFOnged by
reverend multitude OF men. wO-
men and children, these little French
children who remember our boys,
There will b0 national demon
atration on that day In honor OF the
men 10 whom we all owe 30 much.
Mrs. Alfred Bulge, Idaho chairman
for tho days observance, requests
that on May so everyone wear the
Poppy which tho American Legion
adopted at ita last national eonvOn-
tlOn m itg memorial, the Poppy Of
Flanders Fielda--the little red poppy
of France-that grows Wild every
where IN France"
Through tho cooperation Of tho
American Legion reptlcas OF tho real
poppiea will ho offered for sal0 to
bo worn on Memorial and Poppy
Day" says Mrs. Bulge. THE Amer
lean and French ChIidren'a League
has arranged tho best substitute for
tho real flower. which 10 ths poppy
made by tho women Of Franco who
knew onF boys. by tho children whu
loved them. BY tho people who nov
live In the very places where AmeTi-
cas- best fought and won ana where
10 many sleep. The profits from the
sale uf tho peoples will go to the
relief OF children In deYaBtat9d
France. Memorial Day poppiea will
bo offered az 10 cents each. or more
M one feels generously inclined"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

NEXT WEEK, DUE TO
'DOI4I4AH DAY" BEGINNING
FRIDAY MORNING, THE IN
ANlINER WILL RE ISSUED
WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND
PLACED IN CIRCULATION
EARLY THURSDAY MORNING.
THIS WILL BE DONE IN Or
DER TO SPREAD THE FINAL
GOOD NEWS OF "DOLLAR
DAY" TO OUR READERS IN
DISTANT PARTS OF THE
COUNTY.
ALL ADVERTISING MAT
TER MUST BE IN OUR OH
FICE MONDAY AFTERNOON,
OR NOT LATER THAN 10 A.
NJ. TUESDAY MORNING TO IN
SURE SATISFACTORY POSI-
TION AND SERVICE.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27
CAMPE 8 /!

Tho BERT RICHARDS GROVE at
Bennington is the most beautiful and
ideal camp ground in this vicinity
for one or more days outing. Beau
tiful natural lake stocked with Mt.
trout. beautiful wooded grounds and
green grass. Within 20 minutes Of
Montpelier by auto. In season we
have green vegetables of every kind
and fresh berries. Come to this
beautiful spot for recreation any day
or evening after working hours. SOC
per car admittance charged. Il
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27
PACKING PLANT
A FINE INSTITUTION

The packing plant of the H. H.
now in complete working shape, the
now in complete working shape, the
final touches having been added to
finish the plant for business. The
plant was started about two years
ago, but the extreme difficulties en-
countered in getting supplies and ma
chinery in the early stages of con-
struction, greatly delayed the COM
pletion of the plant.
The Hoff plant is perhaps the
best equipped of any packing plant
in the country for city the size OF
Montpelier too boast. There Is NOT
an item missing that would add tp
the convenience of handling the busit
ness of the firm. A modern ice
plant and cooling system is operated
in connection, and the ice depart-
ment is large enough to care for the
needs of a large community.
The main packing plant comprises
one main floor and basement. The
machinery is located in the base
ment. Water Is procured from q
flowing well, and it is as clear as
crystal, and measures up to strict
test for purity. The plant is equip
ped with three large cooling cham
bers, all finished in white. An over.
head carrier system operates through
the entire plant, making 1t unneces
sary to carry pound of meat. The
| killing room is conveniently located
in tho northwest cornering OF thu
main floor, and so contrasted will
| traps that tho critter rolls in ont'
no sanitary concrete floor ready fo1
.hcbutchcr's knife. In tho southwes
corner is located the sausage room
where all products of modern mea
market ara manufactured.
The building is constructed o
brick and concrete, and one of tn
most Impressive features of the en-
erprise is the sanitary appearance
hat greets the eye from one end t
he other. Convenience is embodie
IN the construction throughout, an
he plant is located on spur froI
the Oregon Short Line yards. J.
Woods, formerly of Salt Lake, is tn
larchitect who designed and built tn
packing plant, and his ability
demonstrated throughout the inst
tuition.
Those interested in tho packin
hesidea II. Herman Hoff, are Joh
r. Peterson and G. G. Keetch, eac
Of whom own one-third interest.
If you haven't visited the packin
,lant, IT will bo well worth your tim
"a go through the institution.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27
MEMORIAL DAY.

Sunday, june 18th, having
been officially designated as
Decoration Day In Montpelier, it
will bo left to tho Judgment of
tho individual merchants to
close their places of business on
Monday, May so. The day is
legal holiday, and the banks will
be closed.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27
PRnsToN SHOOT

Tho Preston Gun and Rod club
will hold a tournament on Decoration
Day. May 80 at Preston. Tho Pres
ton club is a registered association.
and special permission TO hold tho
tournament was authorized by tho
American Trap Shooting Association.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged for the event, and visitors to
that city arc. promised good time
on Memorial Day.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27
MINERS AND PR0sPECTORS
MUST Do ASSESSMENT
WORK BEFORE JULY 1ST

Acting in behalf Of a number Of
miners and prospectors OF this dis
trict, Attorney John A. Bagley tele-
graphed our representatives in con-
gresa to ascertain whether or not
miners and prospectors would be re-
lieved OF doing assessment work on
claims for 1920 before July /, and
received tho following telegram In
response from Congressman Addison
T. Smith:
Washington May %, 1921.
John A. BaGley, Montpelier.
No probability of congress
passing resolution relieving
miners and prospectors from do
ing assessment work on claims
for 1920. before July 1st. 1921.
Proof of annual assessment
work on claims for 1920 should
be filed with county recorder on
or before July LIST, 1921. or the
claims viii DO subject 90 re-
location"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27
KEMMERER . :. MONTPELIER 3.

: Although the Phosphates lost the
game to Kemmerer, tho Montpelier
ball players and fans were highly
pleased with tho game played at
Kemmerer last Sunday. in which the
locals lost by score Of 5 10 5. The
Montpelier boys showed a splendid
spirit and ability, A fast game Is
planned for Montpelier Sunday June
l2th.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27
RETURN FROM UTAH.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Williams re-
turned Friday afternoon from Fair
view, Utah, where they went to at
tend the funeral services for Mrs. P.
G. Jensen. mother of Mrs. Williams.
who died on the train at American
Fork, Utah, enrOute to her homo
from this city on May IA. The ser
vices were held ON the 18th.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27
LEADa IN NUNTAIN CUTs.

was tho leader in reducing prices on
soda fountain drinks and other re-
freshmentA, which took place some
timo ago. Last week II was stated
that druggists of the city had made
similar reductions.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27
ATTEND BURROWS FUNERAL.

Postmaster =. NJ. winters and
Principal A. J. Winters Of M. II. s..
went 10 Ogden Monday morning
whero they were summoned ON nc
count Of the death Of ~ bF0theF-tn-
law. Mr.. Burrows. and attended the
funeral services.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27
WESTMINSTER COLLEGE
COMNNTINCENFEn

Friends and acquaintances Of Miss
Gladys HuckvaIe of Montpelier will
ba delighted to learn of her gradua-
ton with honors from Westminster
College at Salt Lake City.
The commencement exercises in
which the graduating classes take an
important part open with a musical
Friday night May 9th and extend
through tho following days to Juno
second
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27

Monday, May 80, at 800 p. NJ
Decoration Day.
Montpelier First VS.. Bern.
Raymond va. Montpelier Third.
DingIe vs.. Pegram.
Wardboro VS.. Geneva.
Montpelier Second vs.. Georgetown.
Nounan VS.. Bennington.
This schedule supercedes the line
up published last week. Managers
should keep complete scores and rec
orda in the official score book and
mail the summary to tho secretary OF
tho league after each game.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27
COMMISSIONERS REORGANIZE.

Monday the board of county COM
missIoners met in Paris and perfect
a re-orga nizatIon, with VIM. n. Nor
gan a. chairman. Il A. Sullivan Of
this city Is the new member.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27
STAKE LEAGUE STARTS
SEASON WITH A RUSH

Saturday marked the opening OF
the baseball season in the Mont
pelier stake league, and there was
plenty of pep and enthusiasm shown
throughout tho stake over the great
national game. Here Is the way the
teams played on the opening day:
Georgetown 13; Nounan 6, at Nou-
nan.
Bennington az; Montpelier First
Ward 0, at Montpelier.
Pegram 8; Montpelier Second O..
at Montpelier.
Bern s. Dingle 8, at Dingle.
Geneva 80; Raymond 2, at Ray
mond.
Montpelier Third 90; Wardboro
81, at Wardboro. Ten innings.
Tho schedule for tho next two
dates is as follows, the game being
played In the ward first mentioned: /:
Saturday, May 28, at 500 p. M
Geneva VS.. Dingle.
Pegram VS.. Raymond.
Georgetown vs. Montpelier First
Montpelier Third VS.. Nounan.
Bennington VS.. Wardboro.
Bern VS.. Montpelier Second.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27

utlS 6LI Il Sl1LSCNl val AOlL6 CNSAi1o ~
entertainment, such as continu7
Gus band concerts each day.
two dances each evening, at
which a twenty-p piece band will
furnish music at one of the
halls, threatres and other
lepents.
The main attraction backed
by the Chamber of Commerce
will be the distribution each
day of from one to two car
loads of Turkey Red flour
made in Montpelier by the
Montpelier Milling Co. This
flour will be distributed, ono
sack to each family, for the
price of one dollar a sack of
fifty pounds. Every merchant
lin the city will be furnished
hundreds of tickets which they
will give to their patrons free
during the two days of the Gel
ebration. The ticket will en-
little the holder to a sack Of
flour for one dollar, and deliv-
cry, will be made at the Cham
Der Of Commerce rooms.
"Dollar Day" will be an in
spiration to the people of Carl
bon and Bear Lake counties
, and western Wyoming, who
} have never attended a similar
event, and the hundreds of peo-
plo that will be the guests Of
, Montpelier upon tho occasion
! of this city's first event of the
! kind, will find something do
, ling all the time, and something
) worth while. The Bear Lake
Chamber of Commerce never
loses sight of an opportunity
of placing this part of the state
! and western Wyoming on thC
i map, and "Dollar Day" viii
: accomplish this purpose.
T The Chamber of Commerce
! of Montpelier extends a hearty
n Invitation to the people South
] eastern Idaho to come to Mont
d pelier Friday and Saturday
. June 3 and 4, and participate
In "Doflar Day. and reap tn,
advantages that have beer
: prepared for them by tho in
: stitutions here.
s Below is list of the casl
/ contributors to "Dollar Day"
k Nose Lewis Brennan & Day.
v Golden Rule Storo Three Rule Stdr
le Bear Lake Motor G. w. & M. q
of Grand Cafe Roghaars Bro
I'd Burgoyne & Sons Thiel & Olse
" Bank OF Montpelier Groo & Toome
IT Montpelier Examiner Idaho Con. G
ne Nielsen-Jones Fur. Co. Sam L. Lew
ed Ritter Bros. Drug Gem TheatI
TX Ishmaru Bros. H. A. Robiso
e. Modern Drug Co. Smith & McClay
80 Mutual Creamery Riley Barkdu
w VIM J. Crockett Co. Frank JONI
Ut Hymas Barber shop J. F. O'Conn'
w. x. Christman Ed. G. Rit
no Burgoyne Pharmacy Burgoyne Ca
as Hotel Burgoyno Walter Phell
Ill Beatty Clothing Co. Mont. Auto G
I'M Henrickg Furn. Co. II. b. Whitms
ID. Steam Laundry Turks Bro
OF Antiseptic Barber Shop Royal Bake
er, Chas. Schmidt Mont. Coal & Luz
IL Tom Hartman # NJ. Williams G
m Rinehart Studio Idaho Electric c
ed Gem State Lumber Utah Power &
IN First National Bank.
a0.
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pREsnYTERIAN CMURCH

Sunday School at 10 a. m. Morn
ing service at IL A. m. Evening ser
vice at 3 y. m A cordial welcome
TO all. NJ. NJ. STOCKER. Minister.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-05-27
Dollar Day
June and4

The Bear Lake Chamber of
Commerce, cooperating with
Che live merchants of Montpe-
lier, are staging on June 3 and
4, the first annual Dollar Day
to be given under the auspices
of the chamber. Friday and
Saturday, June 3 and A, will go
down in history as the biggest
days ever observed in South
eastern Idaho. For the occa-
sion the Chamber of Commerce
has arranged various events of
entertainment, such as continu-
ous band concerts each dayI
two dances each evening, at
which twenty piece band will
furnish music at one of the
halls, threatres and other
Evening star., 1921-12-16
GIVE YOURSELF
A>HOMF

GIVE YOURSELF
A.HOME
this Christmas-one of those
pretty D E T A c H E D
COTTAGES and BUNGA-
LOWS in Armsleigh Park.
You cannot imagine how
attractive they are-built of
the best, modernly equipped
beautifully constructed
and
$1,000 CASH
will swing the deal and give
immediate possession. Bal
ance in moderate monthly
payments.
Have Our Mr.. Hamilton
show them to you. He's at
the Park Office, 44I5 3oth
St., every day and evening.
Phone Cleveland 1890.
Take through cars marked Friendship
Heights. Somerset. Rockville.,getting
land Park-or Chevy Chase cars to
Iibemarie st.-A-st stop north Of
Bureap Of Standards.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder,
1L1A K St. Phi. M. 4646.
Evening star., 1921-12-16
FOR RENr-HoUsEs

FUHNlSaGO.
1915 10th sT.-1O ROOMS. BATHS: ELEC-
trio lights, steam heat; 500 month. by the
year, or six months. Phone Franklin 1884. 10.
VERY ATTRACTIVE SIX-R0OM AND BATH
home near Dupont Circle; electric lights and
hot water heat; completely PpnhTirxITY fI5n,sheGi
mediate occupancy. RAKE OPPOhIuNl1h
FOR SMALL FAMILY. $135.
Twelve rooms and three baths In Washlng'
toms most exclusive residential Heighborh0od.
Entire house beautifully furnished and dec
GRATED in exquisite taste throughout. Ready
fn. immediate occupation. Rental, on lease 10
WAGGAMAN & BRAWSER. INC,
Frank. 1885.
8l4 Fifteenth Street NV.
40 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.-s BEAUTIFULLY
furnished rooms; in mahogany; mostly sleeping
pOrches: all modern, reasonable
HOLMEAD EII Mr.. PARK. ROAD RMS.
h.: ANIL: p0ss. about Dec. 10Th. $l1o per
mo. LOUIS ?. SHOEMAKER. 14o7 ~ Y. ave.
NV. Main 1888.
We HAVE A FEW VERY DESIRABLE FUR
nished houses for rent in the best northwest
section Of Washington. Zee us.
PERCY H. RUSSELL. COMPANY,
Southwest corner 18th and X SITS. NV.
NAVAL OFFICER Will sublet furnished house !:
immediate action necessary; bargain !Io2
Corc0ran st. NV. Phone North 2V90 10
BRO0KLAND BUNGALOW ROOMS; REF
erences required. Phone North 1914.
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE On QUINCY
st. NV, just of 14th St. containing rooms
and bath; rent. $110 per month: possession
Immediately.
BOSS 4 PHELPS, 14Os II st. NV.
WELL FURNISHED HOUSE
On East Capitol ST.. near Capitol.
Evening star., 1921-12-16
FOR. EXCHANGE

HAVE A CLIENT DESIRING TO TRADE HIS
property. which he values at $50. 900. all clear.
for equity IN an apartment house. II you
own a building, say from $4,000 to S75. 600.
and will trade, send me the particulars.
Evening star., 1921-12-16
FLORIDA
20-Acre Producing Farm.

Immediate occupancy: good land in high
state cultivation; newly Fenced; new 5.room
cottage. wen and harm: fronting on 6o-foot
community; near large canning factory. syrup
factory and dairy; within three-Quarters mile
land: planted In January. under fair condi-
tions, Irish potatoes should yield SO barrels
per acre ready for market April and May.
more per barrel. Irish potatoes should be
planted. cultivated. harvested and marketed
within cost Of $125OO or less per acre FIX
cellent marketing facilities; abundance good
farm labor. Natural drainage-no swamps or
overiows: one more additional money crops
may be produced on same land after POTATOES.
This fine farm may be yours for cash payment
Of 81. 200 20 and balance within I've years. No
better investment anywhere.
THINK. INVESTIGATE. ACT.
]. MARTIN PROCTOR. 2901 Q st. NV.
Phones: West l24S and West 2Q67.
Evening star., 1921-12-16
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

The subdivision that a Esowing 1aster ,,aaH than
;nS the Potomac, and also facing Conduit
road. Being bought and built gg by home
builders. Strictly for whites: The city is
the Conduit and River roads. This has long
since been needed. We have some beautiful
siteS for sale at reasonable prices ana easy
erty. We are practically sailing at pre-war
prices and have not much left for sale. A few
river fronts; Cone out and ioox e over ~ ~
,ordnt roa,: Cleveland 4s8. Or 9: T DOE
SE..;-w owner. k50l u st. nv. Maid 1eo0
Evening star., 1921-12-16

NEAR 14th AND FLORIDA AVE. NV
Modern rooms. bath: hot-water heat, cleo
tric light: good lot. Price, 50, 800.
40OS 9Th ST NW.-BY OWNER-s-R0OM
house; ami: suitable for two families
$40. 500. Terms reasonable or liberal discount
for cash. Call evenings 49,
CLOSE TO q. s. CAPIT0I-LARGE DWELL
ing of IS rooms. baths. now arranged as
apartments: modern. Needing some cash. will
! sacrifice for only $27, 500 Address Boz 76D.
Star Office,
Evening star., 1921-12-16
MOORE & HILL. Inc.
1420-222 II ST. NV.

IRVING ST. JUST WEST OF MT. PLEASANT
Price. $4,000
The best located two-family apartment on
the market. Well built. modern. two-story
and attic building, with ten apartments. 5
rooms and bath in one and rooms, bath and
large high attic space in the other: hot-water
heat. electric light; garage. Monthly rental.
$l57.5O. Owner will sell on reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1921-12-16

+ NEAR FIRST AND X SITS. Nw.-A very
good home Nine large rooms and bath. in
excellent shape. Price. 81 900.
Evening star., 1921-12-16

SHEPHERD ST. WEST OF GA. AVE.
Price. $500.
4 real home in high. healthy and very
convenient location: strictly modern: 8 large
rooms and hath: hot-wa heat. electric light:
hardwood floors. and a very large lot. This
property is in perfect condition and owner
will make very reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1921-12-16

NEAR 18th AND VOC SITS. N.w.-A good
Price, s., $50.
Evening star., 1921-12-16
APARTMENTS TO LET
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

THE NORTHUMBERLAND. NEW HAMp,
SHIRE AVE. AND v ST. NV, FIREpROOF
CONSTRUCTION-Af few desirable apartment
enables you to purchase and Immediately oc-
cupy your own home. Monthly payments less
than present rental. Two to seven rooms ano
bath. Day, and night telephone and elevator
service. For inspection apply TO manager on
premises.
141O st. NV. Man S4lJ
THE IMPERIAL, l768 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Six large rooms. reception hall. bath and pal
cony, housekeeping apartment, in perfect con-
dition; elevator and telephone service.
Evening star., 1921-12-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FURNISHED APARTMENT. TWO ROOMS:
adults; state price. Address Box l35.D'
Star office. IL
APARTMENT, CONSISTING OF ONE ROOM,
kitchen and bath, furnished, in apt. house "
northwest. Address Box Tod. Star offce. ~.
WANTED-BY YOUNG COUPLE, BY JAN:
ist. two-room. kttchenette and bath apt: rent
not to exceed $780, Address, Box 2sO-C. Star
office.
TWO YOUNG WOMEN DESIRE BROOM.
kitchenette and bath apartment, furnished;
state price. Address Box 95-D, Star ONCE. 16'
APARTMENT OF 2 ROOMS, KIrCHENETTE
and bath In moderen apartment house. II de.
sirable will purchase furniture for cash to OBJ
tain lease; permanent tenants: rent unfur-
nished not over $50. Address Box 2o-D. stnr
office. ~,
Evening star., 1921-12-16

LET US BUILD YOU A BROOM HOUSE on
q lot 5OxaOO, in Mount Rainier, 81 900: $3.50
cash and SO month. vary il TO suit.
6-room house. near District line stop $500;
$3.50 cash. balance easy.
Groom bungalow. block this station:
metal garage: $50 cnsi.. So month.
Groom. new bungr.w: extra fine: l block
this station: Sc $50: $50 cash. balance easy.
All sizes and price, for sale easier terms
tEan others Offir!. near station. Phone
Hyattsviile 4a6-M Inspect Sunday.
l.. w. Randolph. Mt. Rainier. =
Evening star., 1921-12-16
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

sUBURBs-NEARLY QUARTER ACRE; ONE
car fare; near cars: macadamized pavement;
churches, schools. stores; two-room shack /:
clear Of debt; direct from owner: cheap for
cash only. Address Box I'D. star ONCE. IT,
Evening star., 1921-12-16

Mt. PLEASANT HOME.
Price. 11.OOO.
A modern. colonial type dwelling on PARK
ROAD NEAR 18th. containing large rooms
and bath. hot-water heat. electric light and
fine porches: excellent lot: possession.
Evening star., 1921-12-16

NEAR 14th AND EUCLID SITS.
Price, $500.
A real bargain in a three-story brick dwell
ing, with 10 large rooms and bath; very good
condition. Owner will make terms.
Evening star., 1921-12-16

CONGHEss HGTs. SECTION: IN
acres: beautiful view of river; 5-r.
house; cellar; outbuldings; choice
fruits: sacrifice, $500: $3.50 cash:
balance easy: possession: consider
trade for acres, improved place. In
nearby Nd. or Va.
CONDUIT RD. SECTION; extra big
lot; 8-r. honse: h.-w.h.: garage. etc.
sacrifice, terms.
TUXEDO. Md; minusrs' walk to
station, Is minutes walk to Kenil
worth car: ~ acres; Or. and b.
house; h.-w.h.; garage. etc; best offer
on terms takes it: consider trading for
equity in city house
TAKOMA, ND: 2 2-story frames:
Dig lots: each rented by the month:
only 5000 each: $500 cash each:
balance. $35 month
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main 1897. 1923 r st.
Evening star., 1921-12-16

s.Np CASH BALANCE LESS THAN RENT.
lu,y> n new t-rcoru and bath house: am -,
hardwood tpvrs. large lot. blocks from troll
Icy, only l.: Minutes ride from tile city: va
cant; move right in and eat your Christmas
dinner In your OWE home. Address Box 105-D.
Star office.
Evening star., 1921-12-16
OUR WORD IS
OUR BOND-
IN TIRES.

And you may depend upon it being gil,
edgpd'-a safe investment in faith and con
- W'y.n commend certain tire to
you for consideration and purchase you may
, . ,n. ..s uI.iIl.y To The fullest degree. II
we guarantee that it will render specific
number of miles of service--it must fulfill Its
promise or we will cheerfully make good.
And the prices need comment.
Evening star., 1921-12-16

NEAR 9Th AND NJ SITS. N.E-Two-family
dat, renting for $45 month. Price. $4,000.
Evening star., 1921-12-16
WANTED.

TO BUY-5 TO ROOM HOUSE OR BUN.
galOw in nearby Virginia not over 40 minutes
ride from Washington on trolley or auto; can
pay $1,000 cnsh. balance large monthly pay
ments. Please describe fully by letter. Ad-
dress Box IBID. Star Office.
Evening star., 1921-12-16
FOR RENT.

FOR REMITTANCE FARM 2 MILES FROM
Capitol bldg: 30 acres under cultivation ::
large orchard: brick house: ont buildings. $50.
BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD, 1o12 Ii
ST. NV. 1s'