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The daily times., 1921-09-17
COMMITTEE READY
FOR SALES TAXES
AND TAX ON BEER
SMOOT GIVES ESTIMATE
Senator Smoot Believes All In
ternaI Revenue Would Be
Obtained From Income
Taxes, Tobacco Taxes and
Three Per Cent Levy on
Manufacturers Sales.

Washington, Sept. 17.-Having
practically completed the revision of
the house tax bill the Senate Finance
Committee was ready today to re-
ceive Senator Shoots proposal for
the manufacture and sale tax and
Calders plan to place a tax of 27
per cent on beer at the rate of SIS
barrel.
The sales tax is embodied in bill
which Smoot had given notice he
substitute for revised house meas
ure. Under the Utah's senator plan
all the internal revenue would be
obtained from five sources: income of
tate taxes; tobacco taxes, and three
per cent levy on manufactures sales.
Senator Smoot estimates that
these taxes would yield $2,SSO, O,O0O,-
900 annually and that this sum with
the amounts received from the tariff
through the collection of back taxes
salvage and miscellaneous sources
I
would be sufficient to met the coun-
try's revenue needs
The general opinion at the capitol
seemed to be that the committee
would reject Shoots bill In that
event the senator is expected to
bring it forth in the Senate as a sub
stitute when the house bill is under
consideration. His proposed bill has
been endorsed by many manufacture
ing associations and is looked upon
jfavorably by several Republican lead
ers who however deemed it advisable
to postpone it for a while
Senator Calder's beer proposal has
drawn a fire from the anti-saloon
league which has announced that it
would be strongly opposed by the
prohibition forces.
The daily times., 1921-09-17
REVENUE OFFICERS
BAG THIRTY SEVEN
WH|SKEY MAKERS
9 STILLS WRECKED
Director for the
State Reports a Busy Month
During August with Oil Gal
Ions of Whiskey and
135.821 Gallons of Beer Con-
fiscated by Agents.

Salisbury, Sept. 17.-One hun
dred and forty-nine illicit stills, Gil
gallons of liquor, 135,S21 gallons of
beer not including $500 gallons
captured in Virginia just across the
North Carolina line were seized by
Prohibition Director Kohloss' forces
during August it was learned at his
Office today.
Other seizures included 1852 fer
mentators, a number of automobiles
and one boat. Thirty-seven alleged
noonshinsrs were captured, eight Of
whom ALREADY have been prosecuted.
The seizures were made by 15 men.
The daily times., 1921-09-17
MARKETS
COTTON.

New York, Sept. 17.-There were
quoted a good many over night sell
ing orders for execution at the open
ing of the cotton market and first
prices were barely steady at declines
of 20 to % points.
New York, Sept. 17.-Cotton fu-
lures opened barely steady, Oct. 1S.-
40, Dec 1885, Jan. 1870, March
1866, May 1855.
The cotton market closed easy Oct.
1910, Dec. 1880, Jan. 1910, March
1885 and May 1918.
The market closed at 11:00 a. m.
as follows:
The daily times., 1921-09-17
THRE1EN
ROB CIRCUS

Oregon, Sept. IL
,-ked men held up the
Sells-Fl{ oL 60 go -,
and obi
according to a report to
.-Ver, Washington police.
ley was being transferred
circus grounds to the safe
4-cus car on the railway
he transfer was being made
tor truck in which several
| women were riding.
The daily times., 1921-09-17
FREED OF CHARGE
OF MURDER.

Millen, Ca, Sept. 17.-Jesse John
son charged with the murder of B.
L. Lane May 27 last was found not
guilty by jury this morning. Both
ment were farmers. The case went to
the jury late yesterday.
Two brothers of johnson also are
under arrest but will be freed too as
the Solicitor General has stated he
will nolle pros the case.
The daily times., 1921-09-17
GET ZEPPLIN FROM GERMANY.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE pro-
curement of a dirigible of the Yep
to replace the ZR-2 and the continu-
ance of the construction of the FRI
now being built at Lake2lurst was;
recommended to President Harding
and DENLY and Weeks by the official
national advisory committee for
|aeronautics today.
The daily times., 1921-09-17
FIGHTING HAY FEVER.

Duluth, Mimi, Sept. 17.-Men, wo-
men and children suffering from hay
fever from z number of states attend
ed the annual meeting of anti-hay
fever association which has just
closed here.
Resolutions were adopted to fight
Objectionable weeds which cause hay
fever
The daily times., 1921-09-17
TWO WOUNDED.

Belfast, Sept. 1.-Two were
wounded during serious disorders in
this city last night. Troops were rush
terfered received bayonet wound.
Several arrests were made. There
were outbursts of firing at intervals.
The daily times., 1921-09-17
HONOR MEMORY

OF JU6 ALLEN :
Raleigh, Sept. IL
c,,nramo 1T yesterday
met in the Supreme "A'-'
,,o-riso, siding to pay
a.. of the late AS
sociate Justice w.
oa Judge j. Craw-
ford Biggs, M. T
p,jand w. H. Ruff
fin brought in r
bar adopted aft e'''
Wy / and Governor
Morrison had
o,,+ paid tribute to
-, ,;fya good citizen and
able jurist.
The daily times., 1921-09-17
BOLEY COMMANNDS
18TH. FIELD ARTILLERY.

Washington, Sept. 17.-The war
department today formally announc-
ed the assignment of Brig. Gen. A. J..
Boley to the command of the 18th.
field artillery at Camp Bragg, N. c.
He is now on duty at Camp Jackson,
S. c., in connection with the sal
Vaging of that post.
The daily times., 1921-09-17
CAVE IN CAUSES DEATH OF TWO

Winston-Salem, Sept. 17.-Troy
Collins, 40, and his Is year old son
were crushed to death and E. D.
Murphy sustained a broken leg late
yesterday by the cave in of large
embankment of dirt in Elkin valley
it was reported here today.
The daily times., 1921-09-17
TOBACCO SALES.

Total sales on the Wilson
tobacco market yesterday a
mounted to 468, ,1OS pounds.
Receipts for this amount were
$1O5, ,556.29. The average was
22.59 cents per pound.
The daily times., 1921-09-17

Three army aviators were killed at
Love Field, Dallas, Texas, yesterday
when an army observation plane went
into a spin at an altitude of $50 feet
and crashed to the ground, bursting
The daily times., 1921-09-17

The semi-annual meeting of the
Southern Textile Association is in
session in Charlotte today.
The daily times., 1921-09-17

There has been much property dam
age in the Bermudas caused by a
heavy storm which struck the Islands
Thursday
The daily times., 1921-09-17
GENERAL NEWS

avid Faulkner, an inmate of the
Guilford county home, is celebrating g
his 103rd. birthday today.
The daily times., 1921-09-17

Two women were wounded in riot
ing on the streets of Belfast Thurs
day. The, rioting was started by a
street brawl between man and wo-
man.
The daily times., 1921-09-17

GENERALLY FAIR TONIGHT.
For North Carolina: Generally fair
tonight and Sunday and no change in
Temperature and gentle variable
winds.
The daily times., 1921-09-17

The police commissioner of New
York City announces that the pro-
posed auction of jobless men will not
be permitted in New York Monday
The official declared there were muni-
cipal and private organizations now
doing all possible to aid the unem-
Iployed.
The daily times., 1921-09-17

New York, Sept. 17.-Selected
shares were irregular and higher at
the opening of today's stock market
the shorts evidently closing out con-
tracts over the week end. Baldwin
rose / 3-8 points while Food pro-
ducts fell to new low records.
The daily times., 1921-09-17

The Hamburg Amer. liner Bayern
is on the high seas en- route from
Hamburg to New York. This is the
first German passenger vessel to sail
for an American port since the war
The daily times., 1921-09-17

Spots Wilson market 1Sc.
STOCKS.
The daily times., 1921-09-17

TIE WILSON DAILY TINES, AN
ADVERTISING MEDIUM THAT
GETS DIRECT RESULTS FOR IT'S
USERS, FOREIGN AND LOCAL.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10

after the aerial attacks, the craft is still ahoat, the vessel will be ussd as q target for the 14inch guns of selected vessels of the At lantic fleet, until sunk.
 All of these tests will be con ducted jointly by the army and navy In addition the Navy Depart ment has arranged to place the pre- dre2dnaught battleship~ Kentucky at the disposal of the army to develop offshore tactics for aerial attacks by land planes and also to illustrate the difficulty of locating a war vessel
 One of the lew conditions made is that the tests shall be conducted in good weather and far enough off shore to insure a depth of at least 50 fathoms. Careful arrangements will be made to observe the result of the experiments and to photo graph the progress of the tests.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
CLIFF APARTMENTS

o .SAAr ar n n MEN 1S
 On the cliff next to the Court house-"The Cozy Corner of Juneau" 2. 3. room apart ments fully furnished for Housekeeping. Clean and re- spectable. Suitable for small families, ladies or gentlemen Each apa artment a home by It. self. Strictly private in every respect. including linen. lights. baths. etc. Telephone services. Warm and comfortable. Reason able rates.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
BROTHER OF LOCAL SURVEYOR
 PASSES AWAY IN THE STATES

Information was received in town today of the, death of Capt w. C. Guerin, brother of F. c. Gucrin. Land Office surveyor of this city Capt. Guerin was formerly connected with the international Boundary Survey and was a member of a party headed by Gov. Thomas Riggs at that time.
 MT Guerin entered the army at the outbreak of the war and was commissioned captain in the En- gineer Corps and assigned to train ing camp as instructor in mapping and typographical work.
 Death was caused by tubercuar meningitis. He was residing at Bakersfield, California, at the time of his death.
 Capt. Guerin was 46 years of age and at the time of his death, Feb ruary 2S, had but recently received his discharge from the army He was given a military funeral at the Presidio. San Francisco, Cal, last Thursday morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
Extraordinary" Government
 Of China Seeks Recognition

PEKING March 10.-Dr. Sun Vat sen has dispatched secretaries to Tokio Washington, London and Paris to work for recognition by the powers of his newly established extraordinary" government in the South of China, according to the Asiatic News Agency's Canton cor respondent
 The threat to make Canton a free port has been abandoned, says the dispatch.
 The same agency reported that Lin Sheng, speaker of the Senate and Gnu Fu-chen, vice-chairman of the House of Representatives, have arrived in Canton from Shanghai, and are engaged in an effort to re cOnvoke the old parliament, for the purpose of electing Sun Yat-sen provisional president, after which constitutional government, with Tang Shao-yi or Dr. Wu Ting-fang IS Premier, is proposed.
 At the same time, the dispatch continues, the Cantonese refuse to pay their land taxes for the tenth, eleventh and twelfth years of the republic, in advance as required and the proposed government is at a loss for funds with which to proceed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
CkAssIFlED AD.s
I HE E M P l K E
Is THE MEDIUM

Through which the general public can always have it's wants supplied.
 Closing time for classified advertisements: 2 P. M.
 Closing time fer display ad- vertisements II A. M.
 CLASSIFIED AID RATES Ten cents per line first in sertion.
 Five cents for subsequent in- sertion.
 Special rates by the menth. Count five average words to the line.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10

Is done by the Empire. Call us up for quotations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
LUNCHEON, COOKED FOOD SALE

l-adlcS Ot the PreSbyterlan Church will serve a luncheon end cooked food sale on Saturday, March 18th, in the show rooms of the Alaska Electric Light X Power Co. Lunch con 11:30 to P. NJ. Menu No. l: Chicken pie, salad, coffee, soc. Menu No. 2: Hot roast beef sandwich, salad, coffee, 35c. Menu No. 3: Waffles and coffee, 25c. Cakes, pies, bread, etc, on sale all afternoon. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
Big Shin to Be Sunk.

In attacking the Ostfriesland, a modern craft of about 26.000 tons, the aircraft may operate singly or in groups, bombs from $50 pounds up to be used The instructions stipulate that the attacks must con tinue until at least two hits are
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
THE JUNEAU AND SEAVIEW
 APARTMENTS

Newly furnished housekeep- ing rooms, fully supplied with all modern conveniences. includ- ing light. water. baths. All outside rooms. Splendid view of the Channel. Two. 3 and A. room suites suitable for private families Special winter rates
 THE SEAVIEW
 Has clean, coZy apartments in 2, 3 and i-room suites for bachelors looking for clean quarters Running water in all rooms. Rates very reason able for the winter. Phone 1ss.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
BOAT FOR CHARTER
FOR RENT-Apartment,

FOR RENT-Cozy corner apart ments, 3 rooms and bath, fully furn- lEhed, newly retinted, sunny, cheer iul. Juneau Apartments. Phone 286.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-10
FLEET {: BURNERS
 70 TEST SKILL
 AT GUANTANAMO
Shipload of Targets Will Be Shot at by Crack Marks
 men of At lantic Fleet. /
Continued From Page One.)

of the gunncrs is included in the target shipment. There are medium sized affairs for the 5-inch crews to hammer at in beating off imaginary destroyer attacks; things like sub marine perigcopes to practice shoot ing up tin fish" on, and kite tar gets for the topside gunners to pep per with anti-air craft barrages. There were also supplies for the mine planter force, with which to practice laying a few eggs" from which great explosions and wrecked enemy craft hatch in war time; and dummy mines to be swept up by tke cleanup" fiotilla.
 The air force of the fleet is to CO., operate in the shooting tests, spot ting the fall of projectiles and tip ping" the big surface craft to the location Of enemy" targets over the horizon They will also do a little bomb dropping on their own account and a supply of the latest type of these disturbersSof the peace went down on the Lebanon for their use.
 The plan provides that the bat tleship Iowa, equipped with radio control enabling her to be maneu- yered at sea at about 10 knots an hour with no one aboard, will be steered between Cape Hatteras and Cape Henlopen from 50 to 100 miles off-shore. The aircraft will en- deavor to find the vessel and bomb it with dummy bombs
 Submarines Targets
 After the Iowa test, four former German submarines will be taken to sea where ono will be attacked by bombing. The other three will be made the targets for the guns of the destroyers of the Atlantic fleet until sunk.
 One of the three ex-Geman de- stroyers will then be attacked by aircraft, using 230 pound bombs. The other two destroyers will be sunk by gunfre from American de- Gtroyers stimulating battle condi- tions.
 In the attack on the former Ger man cruiser Frankfurt, all available seapl2nes will be used. A simul- taneous attack will be followed by a second attack in any formation the planes to use 520 pounds. If the hits are not sufficient to sink Ter, the vessel will sbe sent to the bottom by gunfirc from dcstroyers and depth charges
 p;o cl: D. C,ul.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-06

RSiSiIt:D nyc-room aud bath. ntst-
nunr upHrtuiyuf: an modern convent
rnrrs: possession at once go" Grove
Avenue ApArtmsn
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Houses for Rent
FOR RENT.

Nj onum ent Avenue
Apartment, Z rooms and z
baths. Every modern con-
vcnience.
Storage or j OBJ bing
House space on railroad
trackage in amount to suit
your convenience, from 100
square feet up to 1000
square feet. Price very
reasonable.
Downtown Offices, sim
gle OF double; every con-
venicnce. Price reason
able.
MORTON G.
THALHIMER,
First National Bank Bldg.
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khaL ESTATE FOR SALE
farm, and Land FOR Sale 81
= HOME ron You.

HOME roH rov.
TIE GREAT EAsTERN LASH
COMPANY : -G,-1lp central ga
iiuH,i r.Hk BiIE ElohmoHG. N.r-
SiH.'. - Offering iyi sal"
q hoEEs % ,ery proanc'tyc lnnH.
,2ehtei : miles from ia" Gig %
frru~iic'snurs Va. on ,h!s
iHs!". corn Grim rElukrn house"
no. house and oth-r uui1u.iGinys.
inlS uropcriN u situated on -
h!,rd rpni. ,!oS" 10 schools AMI
Chur h"- and j. practically AL
unGcr cultivation TA- land yields
heavy crops u alfalfa, corn, oats
wh""t, exc.
THE PRICE Is RIGHT. aud yot!
can pay for ,hi. farm in a irw
years ou; OF IN. profits mace on
IL land
FOR fnt'ns! particulars cal or
r Tl!E NHEAT ,a EAfTEH ::Ex 4AXp
ATi3$A,!. BANK BLDG.
honERT il; ruEvIs
PHONE MADISON 1855.
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THESE EARNS ARE WORTH
THE PRICE.

THESE FARMS ARE WORTH
THE PRICE.
81 acres: .! acres IN good cu.,!ya-
ton. H,iance in timber ANA wood.
Located on highway near railroad,
Ia sight Of car line. Dwelling In
A. condition, .c"tylcne lights:
bath AMI water. fruit: outhulid,
'"ss Possession al once; Si..50y.
80 acres; - acres In cultivation
haianc" Ia wood. dwelling with
cement ha Assem- n;; p!pcl-sS hcai.
Dc!co lights. electric pump. hard
wood floors. good paint and pnu...
cement I"rCh.s. usual outbui.d.
mss. all in Al condition: on GOOD
road. near station. Possession at
once. $500.
10: acres: about I acres in cuIit.
Naiip located Ia!irs iL,,n Rluh-
mohd. Oh gravel road. nSar hiyn
way schoo.. S-roOm dwelling, .
iarI harms other ou;,uildings
Possession at once. $1,000
- acres. near station. on gravel
road: good house. large nrCInra
- acres cleared. balance well sal
~ timber. ia sight oi school Pos
session any time. >5.So0.
J. a. CONNmi.I.Y * co.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale ss

~ .f0r, WANT TO owN 4
EC. .y i;;in, ,fIAhM. .wn!Gii rou
OF IT'S CASH VALUE
Nov. do not ;hina tina; Lccause ".
are pricing this farm q; low
nKu:e that The 'arIn il no, worth
cOuhl" what "" are asking Cor (.
This farm wc are Offering for .al.
contains 900 ACRES OF VIRGINIA.
fertile !ahd. On the property Is a
magnificent bricn nouS. eutI!ru.J
WITH electric !!ghtF. running ,Yat.r
ana otn"r modern improvements
The house stands on a large lawn
"iH ~ surrounded by beautIful
AH"d" te"h. Tn" farm 4. situated
class n"iSnhorho.d. clog" TO -Chuo..
ant chuTch"5 AID near = c!ts %,
'.'hu population. where yOi. nav.
= state Nornsl School, GOOD
h!gh school. churches of n,lnps,
every dcnoTn!na;iOn and read.
markets rpr YOU produce yI.f.
YOU AT" within an hour ana \;
minutes ride ~ III" capital OF tn.
Un!tci States.
I.?r fur,her particulars. call On or
E ENhs. EAST! SAsTt" GrI l:ASR ON az
riOSAI. DASk bi.bG. pl;,ii.
MoND. NiEGiHiA.
ROBERT ~ PDRNIS
,.uo :SheF nA nMis5E1SSer s,n
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

FOR SALE-150o down aud balance Tx"
ioEt. buys practically new G-roOm tile
bdth. bT4CR residence in good lgh-
1oThood. Eariy possession. See Chls.
! Ruenrmunj. Room i5. Allison Build
!.S. SOB : East Main Str"r'
For SALE. Groom h0us" in Highland
SpT'aGS: cheap 20 quick buyer. Phone
Madison l7t5-w.
roE SALE. several big bargains In city
amt country homes. Prices from 81. 500
:" 10000 on easy terms. Small cash
payments. Early possession. EiChmond
Na boulevard It5I.
PARK-ESrly possession ,ud spo-
'iHi uric" on S-rOOm modern home lar.s
ailr. Eood celia, hot water heat, 2
h"'hN. IDubl" ga-lG.. "NtG8 larSv lot.
Easy toTms arranged. Eyiand Realty 80.
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Cover the City and State by Using I'D Want Ads
REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE
Houses for Sale

"Avr 5 52S HHHH G.iag g! OF
1 rhSqis.4 :, ., gsopls ?H,y AZ
GINIAa WIZ Hs,ausc Obj
VIRGINIA. affords "a. create.
opportunity That Is presented to
any any nam who wants To-, own MS
have an tdcai climate. Close 10
IN" gr"a; Eastern markets and
within hours ride OF the capita!
"i Tie United Staic..
TIE GREAT rAsrERN LAND
CON- AEf :Ot- 30 C"nira. Ma
igna. Bank nul.h.ng; nlehmohd
Fans from 80 to 1000 acres. on
m"nts IN" farms they u;irr Tor
sh.r "tc under J.. high STATE q,
aHliiN'i!nn and con bee bought al
'"ry reasonable prizes
AcT oCicKt.r lands .rc lncre...
inE IN value every day n OLD
ih' Ma. tIhy no" ana pay .U-
your farm within Z year, D,il .y
thr crops you rails. thereon. =,
down now. whcn YOU read ;h.s al
md wit" OF wire fur fur her pa.'
THE, ,GnEATr. EASTERN LAND
: \ r - y \ l. BANk HiDt
RICHMOND. NiRGiSIA.
ROBERT 81. pCEVfS
He""rIi Manage.
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FOX SALE

Tw" mice country hr'urs. hun wi,h.n
"HsN r""ch "i EiCaIn"nd. over lr~t-cl,ss
nir iincs and steam railway Hines. Read
about y hrrcs i:-r"nm h"u~cl bath hos
th' '".i water, a""tylcuc EIS lights. on
highway between Richmond mad Aaulana.
ON Ashland car line and r. + " l.. H. H.
- acres. % cleared 5-.crr pasture.
cunning whirr. House 10 rooms n.,w
furnace. electric .iguls. nevis painted. in
good condition clos 2" trn;rdlin half
way between Richmond ana T"t"rslurl:
and y. =. l.. station stores churches ana
schools. Either MI! s"rv" 49, boarding
hon,"S ar sanatorinn,S. "r business proppsi-
ions.
H!chmoHd Trust CO. Real E-J.i. n.ut
seventh umI Main Streets.
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WEST END ACREAGE
Some very attractive
plots Of ground for sub
division and good manu-
featuring sites, for sale.
c. l.. & II. l.. DENOON,
INC,
S07 Main Street.

= ArRES-Frrtiic farm OF IL acres
all IN cultivation. Ia ucar -uuUri,s 81
Richmond. Ten room house in oak rrOV"
OF 20 tres: all necessary outbuiliiurs.
p'.cc Of farm. Address IL r. Ctaw!cy.
Jefferson Hotel. Richmond. Va. Phone
Monday Madison 1910.
- ACRES On River Road. = miles west oi
Richmond House about : rooms. out -
buildings stream aud fruit. Price. 81.
o9n. Geo. F.. Crawford " 20
iS-ACRE farm for sale. good room
house: good outbuildinrs: $50 apple. 40
peach. !. cherry. half acr" ETHpns. hear
no; hearing. hail mil" from Meadow.
lt"nricO County Apply pwHoI VIM.
ADAMS, Meadow. ilcuricp CONT Va.
I55-ACRE tobacco farm direct from uwn-
rr: good s-roOin dw"ii!Hg. good ont
buildings. ready for this Yeas crop.
$50 West Grace Street
grounds. s. good high land. hiiauc" in
good wood and timber: we'll w.i"r"d.
Tcn.room dwelling: miles from rail-
way. 30 miles from Richmond, haf mile
from hiRh school Fronts IN gray soil
road. Price. 5000. Hali cash. balance
easy terms. Address G Us. care Times
Dispatch.
5000 SECURES $50 acres. with cattlr.
l. hogs and mule. wagons. piow. tools
etc. handy r. r. market town: hes, Ia nd
for cane, cotton. potatoes. corn. etc.
oten stock range: 10000 feet saw tim
her: fruit: new cottage. barn. cotton
house ets:: $500 tske. all. easy terms.
Graham nidE.. Jacksonviile. Fla.
If you want TO rent a house. use these
Want Ads,
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ALL BARGAINS

ALL BARGAINS
Splendid corner, two
flat house of 9 rooms;
separate entrances;
modern in every re-
spect; on one of the
best avenues in the
West End.
Wonderful bargain in
a tWo-hat house on
Park Avenue; separate
entrances; separate
heating plants; mod
ern in every respect:
each flat has s rooms
and hall with screened
back porch. Price,
$13 800.
West Grace Street bar
gain: 10 rooms, bath,
electric lights, hot wa
ter heat and all con-
veniences. Very large
lot. The best block on
West Grace Street.
$4,000.
Church Hill.
a splendid proposition
in a nice little Groom
brick house, in good
condition, on the $500
block, East Marshall
Street. Only $4,000.
Llewellyn X. Harvie
with
l.. f. & j. S. HARVIE,
312 Mutual Building.
Madison 1886.
BEVERLY ST. HOME
S2,250
Detac he'd frame
dwelling of six rooms,
bath, gas, electricity.
Nice porches and good
lot.
REX 0. JONES CO.,
INC.
NOTE that every Ad Is correctly indexsG
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WEST ENp-Six-room d-,ach"d brick:
-.ri',lric lights ana gas ir!cc. si.5o0
ront. Ryland k"alts Go. Randolph 6l7
WEST END. beyond Boulevard corner
brick. hardwood doors. hot water heat
nriCh garage. N":y attractive: $1,000
li,land Really Co