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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08
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HAPPENINGS


Caesar Meaux was visitor in town
Sunday.
J. NJ. Dubois, of Erath, was a visitor
here Tuesday.
l.. Spencer, of Gueydan, was a visitor
here Tuesday.
Grace Plaisancc is visiting relatives
i'll kaPlan this week.
Arthur Lcjuenc, Of Kaplan, mOtored
to Abbevillc Tuesday.
Z. c. Stewart left Tuesday for Liber-
ty Texas on business.
Laura Gautreaux, of Kaplan, was a
visitor here this week.
Mrs. w. Dulon, of YoungsviIIe, was a
visitor here Wednesday.
Charley Brasseux, of Port Arthur, is
a visitor here this week.
Alcdia Primeaux, of Henry, was a
visitor here Wednesday.
Luther Winch, of Pecan Island, was
a visitor here Wednesday.
Miss Stella Primeaux, of Kaplan, was
visitor here Wednesday.
Jos. +. BrUJssard, of Cow Island, was
visitor in town saturday.
Miss Clara Hoffpauir was a visitor in
town Saturday and Sunday.
Hebcrt Dronet, of Lafayette, is Wis
iting relatives here this week.
l.. l.. FignrrOn, of Gueydan, was a
business visitor here this week.
Tony Gonzales, of Beaumont, is Wis.
iting relatives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arno Gibson, of Guey.
dan, were visitors here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Moss, of Erath,
were visitors in Abbeville Tuesday,
Pat Dutel Of Opel0dsas, was the guest !
of relatives and friends here Sunday.
The Woodman Circle met Wednes.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08
FOR FOOT BALL FANS.
A. H. S. RoMPs OVER LIGHTER
JEANEHETTE ELEVEN-6O-0.

Summers Savage Line Plunges Tare
Jeanerette Forwards to Shreads-
Coach Chopin Has Likely Looking
Youngsters With Whom to Vie For
State Scholastic Grid Title.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

The Woodman Circle met Wednss.
day night with quite large attendance
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

Convent, attended the music normal IN
Lafayette Monday and Tuesday,
The new residence being built by Mr.
and Mrs. Willie burke, on upper State
Street is nearing completion, and will
soon be ready for occupancy,
Died. At his home In Henry, La, on
Wednesday, October 5th, 1921, at ll'3J
q. m, Mr.. Aristide Lee. Burial was
made in the Henry cemetery.
A. j. GODDARD has on display at his
drug store, some Grapefruit which was
grown on his place. He has two lunches
with IL Oh one and on the other. All
are of good size.
LAWYER Boudreaux is building n
neat little home on the lot between the
Ritter and Laporte home. 1t Is nearing
completion, nd adds mach to the nice
home In Abbeville.
Hunting of Squirrel is now a great
sport, but Judging from the way some
of the hunters are coming back, there is
a scarcity of them, or maybe the shot
ubHl SHDD( lipN
ever many are going hunting now
The large residence of Mr.. and Mrs,
J. Otto Broussard, now being erected at
tae corner of Chart yand Louisiana
streets is now getting its finishing
work. the roof is being put on and soon
the stucco work will be commenced,
This home will undoubtedly he one Of
the most comfortable in Abbeville.
There was quite an interesting prize
fight last Sunday at Marceaux's Hall,
between "Soeo' Leblanc and" Sailor
Rutherford, local champion of fermtl'
ion Parish, the fight being five lively
POUNDS. The referee called il draw.
II Is said that they will try here again
on November 18th,
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitfield Holmes. Of
Perry, had their babv girl christensd
Sunday by Rev. B. o. Wood, and tho
little Miss was given the name CT
Mari Helen. Mr.. aud Mrs. c. J. STAINS
bury also Of Perry, had their baby boy
ehristened SUNDAY by Rev. R. o. Wood,
and it accepted the name of c. j. Jr,
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$50 quickly relieves Constipation,
Biliousnsss, Loss Of Appetite and Head
aches, due 20 Torpid Liver. -ad
Lots Of Tractor owners spend months
in carefully selecting their make OF
tractor-then spend minutes in care.
fully buying inferior oil. Casanova 4
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

Pat Dutel Of Opelodsas, was the guest
of relatives and friends here Sunday.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08
CSC quickly relieves Constipation,
Bilicusnsss, Loss Of Appetite and Head.
aches, due 10 Torpid Liver. -ad

Lots of Tractor owners spend months
in carefully selecting their make OF
tractor-tLen spend inmates in care
fully buying inferior oil. Casanova 4
apoeh, sgsa!s
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

The new residence being built by Mr.
and Mrs. Willie burke, on upper State
Street is nearing completion, and will
soon be ready for occupancy,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

Sept. %. No. 7l95. Peoples Bank d
Trust Co, VS. Ophellas Faux, note,
$l75.24; John Nugier, attorney.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

Sept. %. No. 1896. Frederick Bros.
< Mouton vs.. UlysSe Frederick ct ais.
note $4,000; John Nugier, attorney.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

Sept. 80. No, 1877. Isaac p. Bendel
ct al VS.. Jules Durable, note s232.70;
Mouton 4 Deballion, attorneys.
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moss, of Erath,
were visitors in Abbevile Tuesday,
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1921-10-08

Died: At his home In Henry, La, on
Wednesday, October 5th, 1921, at ll'3J
a. m, Mr.. Aristide Lee. Burial was
made in the Henry cemetery.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
Hor y W. rrp
AUcTIoNS-LEoALs
ADetIon s.les

A JCTLON sALE- ~ every iearriutinr
Anyshere u t1u uanf - nril 80 famn.
I'm tna guara ssnl AlHrftnnasr AT
Farm agent qi dsdt-pn e none
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

USE THE CLASSIFIED AD SECTION
LIKE YOU USE THE DICTIONARY
LOOK UP WHAT YOU WANT IN THE
COMPLETE INDEAED cATALOG.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22

HUNDREDS OF THINGS ARE OF
sERED FOR SALE IN THE CI.As
sIFIED AID SECTION TODAY. THE
FIRST WORD OF EACH AID TELLS
WHAT Is OFFERED.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
L.raI vouees

PROPOSALS Addressed - t1e pr stdeuf -
the levy nuu-t View ssfle .aHoft
olnts elii1Inz Niimingtnn lle t
n r.rriv"f .nft 2 e rinrF noon TurHstav
-ributlnz - stone - 9ro1p and ~
Application - sfIrfare t-rntrlrnf ~ f.ru1iun
and D >ew asfie county Hfd
ttnE +n@rfs Eitlng me numner and ramre
10 ne -pads ean - ezr1lrrd a. : ~ ono ~
we -3Antb .lEiLeFr -1um SO puufN
binding 4pon uaEng trpnsif - f1
~nca Etil ue -rfunded slpon tnsir -etrrr
on rr rrf0re turtI .l 1921 .nrfIUrII
caerk f7r Si0n must AcrumpaHy arr ZOO
ami ae Levy Court ~rzerwre tle rHhf
reject anV az al bids larira h. arunh
county ~nuneer
PROPOSALS -ealen srnpomals Fill : -
cl'tv-d ~ me E-lsters ~ t1e srE astie
County "orshouse ~ ne 'lrnishtnr
apprDNluatelT me t1uusand nns II
luminous c0al f1r taa ear ns~nnniun 81.
~. l92l. - ~ te.lvererl a. ness1eg = lf
- sidlng q .he <eH asf.f
t1unry Work 10.4ae 80 frr~unAnh sela
Earc Al proposals aust ce slnmittsa
he Farden ~ ee~ lstie ountI
"ogAnoa-e .-a.. N..m'ag.oa. .le'.ssre ..,! !,
.ect any 81 sa rroDosAls j rs--rvru 10
rider ef me ooarl - rusteca ti
Plummer varnrn
ESTATE u A4Al4u~ "a So, artn.y 10
te-s -estAmrn 5ary ppm ne state
AG2llne NJ 4lc14rrney. 49, HumlnE-
ton Hundred -eceased Rerr luly Franissi
20 April. A. ID "a. AID er-gus .n-
1ebte1 ~ le al deceased arr ~ Illrs 90
ro maze ym~ut to tne .xrIutor sltnnlt
delay ALa AZ arrsons aar ~ eruaula
1gaIEs, ne trceasr SRI r-,.tlrssl fa "a
hiLIr aud rrrs,u 4r .AMr t4l5 nruUatr,l
10 ne -AlG eMcCA rar Is .r .-t8rr 1r lrs
.a3 u ADrA q. 80. N tbi1n rg Iuf
aa 10 ,als acnA.f Nfatthes . MaruhH
.xr-4tor .harlrs 1riey attarnrf "A
as EcgI Build ug l.IlilE .eu .lria aAFe.
PROPOSALS. For uruisaing nale1a,s
II ne Boara al DireCtors ~ tle -trust aln
~eser DepAr slltuE s4. -Ft4Ee a@lfl prr
ne,a,s at M sHct tat irpar aifnf
room -oO City HaA Tenth tnd Nias
streets. Wiimlas1 1ul nelaEare lnL. III
rio,.> IL, ~aas ia5 s3l 's
furnishing me following materala .hA.
may oe required .t rs Street aal sesuT
Duparrmt AZ from .atr 80 ar1 .l FrUrf.
Ary '91- NLate- ais nonf iAua rarienl
ezra Gotta Dipcs sst4nga eeaer bricks
Sidewalk paving nr.cks. Nar and -ivU
rAYlnE sad and -raFrl hsulalf al.
pebbles. crushed s.. ~ hcl rIs1ed IA
Copies ~ Instructions sueciacattons -.
proposal hlAnk> taAr ac obtained Al tnf
Office of t1, ~trrrf ana ~catr nepartIlnn
The right ~ -ctscf trF Hr fi Nlds In
accept ans portion r.a -eansne,.
attest Frank IS N.eH~uu an#rt. AS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms aud Land for sale

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms aud Land for sale -
----
A. BARGAIn -Twsnty Aore- gs,a -,i. .Ii
ieneed 4-fggm houss. uArn. ~as'on sssso.
Il fruit, trees plOws hzrrgN l0t - >s4ls
Az ali f.r ~ ti.t'o & Sof as,cs s.ls xsa-a s..ees
dress Van Dsienbfidge sos - 80
Houses tor sale -
FOR sALE OR RENT i7ss sorth n,s.os.s
street. rooms Apply ~ gwneF i10e
North Bro0ne street
HOUSE semi detarhsd, .auAr. pi.p. ss.ht
rooms, bath. elfrtric. gas large rAfd frsat
trees. chicken hOuaa tNn pouches 81 go
PoasessiOn Apfii - soi1 b0rrrs Pfsrns
65i5 a.
HOUSE gOR aALE a. Cransss,p H~iybt.
Z rooms aud batn ali convrnlgnfss s.ns
aero ~ ground fruit tfaea iArge g1raxe
na5f1in ,s,5 ~, iss.a Psa. ~ EA.,,urn = Msrsha
HOUSE seven rooms, hath ~lu sA>sisss
Address :. Evefy Evening DTics
NADisON IT. i0iz Por sAls hrao Tan
iiy apartment house mod.rn ossnsr isss
ing city Apply lpi7 iadis0n sffanf
Lots Por sale Is
BELLEFOSTE Pr9epe~t avrnBs. fao = ss
feet. Nill srll al ~ gart cas1 % peru.s
$40 pn Iopt lasf'g NFW II thr rIFaf
Phone 5ass
HALF IoT IN wilmington 4 Hrarayxis.
cemetery Address Every Ru~niar
Oficr
svburban ior sal. -
RUSGALOw AT RosEfl.E AGlsIs,,,
Brack EE. rooms rserVf.on bail rsr
yFniences erreens an1 .lf sins ilrlrdel
fruit and SHADE 'ref thf Tia z rsat
facing trolley mf taanV .o4ue .srt -
~ iScct Lane trrft .--et .paafrs
on thr Cornsr
RINHURsT DEf pr .air l1r-wssf
avenue ard Howard strrff kIuh4rrt flr'
modern 6-rDprn purgalrv rrFrhes latr
and pan'ry nDt a.r .sat anf au1d-
VAS buif' n gi9 rhont ST - n
timer CONTRACTOR Rrrar1s1n Pa-t
Wanted Real Estate .
House WASTED
u ra7 Fl n -aw --r--
80, r1s a--f--at.g ~.--- -
Rurrn ana rn'e- ara .,-,- -..
and B-aadv~ia~ sps r,4--- -
v-niencs- F,9n r. ra-sr,
room r 1it Ade---r DIVER s-
ycr'p'ion so-or~-'y ,~a,,a- a-.--
rfc Bor . Ev-ry v-u'nv J~-.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For sale

wIILNS SIN TOURING.
1920 PAIGE PASSENGER.
FoRD ROADSTFE
pNF To\ hI~SEt TRUCK
fa-rp\ L = TRUCK
-, Nr kaflcdrc lul- lo Orange St
Op,n evenings te
Evening star., 1921-11-02
SINGING or CHRISTMAS
/: CAROLS MORE POPULAR
Great Advance reported in Num-
Der Of Cities Using This Form
Of Holiday Observance.

Christmas carols Of the twentieth
century are reaching the same status
as they attained in old merrie Eng
land. This is indicated by a report Of
the national bureau for the advance
mOt Of music of New York. which re-
Gently conducted a survey showing
that the custom Of singing carols on
Christmas eve was followed in forty
six states last year. and that appear
ances point to even greater popularity
this year.
c. NJ. Tremaine, director OF the bu-
reau. in statement issued yesterday,
announced that $40 cities had wit
messed scenes Of the Christmas eve
and Christmas singing in the streets.
while in December. 1919, only 100
cities were the sites of such celebra-
tions.
Many more cities than ever before
organized itinerant bands Of singers
patterned upon the famous waits of
old-time England, and dressed them
In red cambric caps and capes," the
statement announced.
Frequently these groups not only
serenaded in the streets but also visit
ed the hospitals and shut-ins. Usual
ly, too. they raised money with their
CHEEKY songs for the help of the city's
neediest children. Even where no at
tempt was made to introduce travel
ing bands, .Adeste Fideles,' Silent
Night and others were sung about the
community Christmas tree, and occa-
sionally on church steps. in parks and
In other public places. Regardless of
the particular form employed. the es-
tablishment of such singing for pub
lie purposes puts music to its most
characteristic uses-the bringing of
comfort and pleasure to others"
Evening star., 1921-11-02
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. G.,
WashInEtGn; N9ve%ess H. eoaG isslMsei1sd sos n;s
rict building. until 2 O'Clock pm. November
Hoe. For detailed information apply to Room
o District 6%s%R SSla.nE cTN0 M RRR9LR
Commissioners, D.. O. MOIST
DEPARTMENT. OF THE Interior. United
states Patent Once. Washington. D. @. 0e-
ca,el win be Esssiysd At tais once until til, ?
and will be opened Immediately thereafter. in
the presence Of sneh bidders as attend. for
producing. In the City. Of Washington. District
ct .nae COPIES q u sss
ings Of pending appAta tions and patents. and
Of foreign patents, papers and exhibits BY pho
toGraphic Or r. other process. % Bids viii be re re-
tracts Will be awarded for sig months only.
from January to June 80, 1922 The prices
named will be considered In connection with
| the ability Of the bidder and his plant to do
first-class work; and. prior to the determina
| ten of an award. such: preliminary investisa.
ton as % the qualifications Of bidders and ef
sa. ii g 'fs 10. % .as
ported By satisfactory evidence a. to ability
to perform the work in ayreement with the
terms Of the proposals and contracts to b
standing on the part Of the bidder or made
the .wo.k specifed viii constitute rood and
sipbSSs sar Hoss sSs g: TSsk Hs 'sh ssns
EIiMiNATED EEnatiASa 81. FRoM coNs16ER4TfoN On On
THAT GROUND. Specifications and specimens
sppiication to tie Chief CLERK Of the Patent
ONCE. All bidders are invited TO be present
at the opening. The right to reject any and
M served. sio' T. E. % %RSBSRTsoS. 6onmisse1ssr. re-
Evening star., 1921-11-02
WILL CHOOSE Committee.
Employees to Aid Better Business
Move in Fedenal Service.

selection of the committee on better
business methods in the government
service will be one hof the features Of
the meeting of the executive council
OF the National Federation Of Federal
Employees to be held at 1923 New York
avenue. beginning Thursday.
This committee, to be selected large
iy from government workers in this
city. will work with Gen. Dawes of
the budget bureau and other officials
in bringing into the service the same
methods as are used in large outside
businesses. The committee will be
composed of fifteen members.
The council also will promote the
federation's campaign for reclassifica-
tion Of the federal civil service as en-
bodied in the Lehlbach-Sterling bill,
following the favorable report yes
terday of the bill by the House COM
mittee on civil service.
The bill is held by the federation to
provide for a 'thoroughgoing reclas-
sification of the entire civil service"
setting up the machinery for strict
ly merit system of appointment and
promotion.
Evening star., 1921-11-02
o. q. SLOAN q CO.. AuCTTONEERS.
TIC 18th st. NV.
SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS, HOUSE
HOLD GOODS, ETC, FOR STORAGE

'Ats zese 51h GOODS. Hrc. s' FoR STORAGE Sasa'
s5$sSssa s that s, q IT.
O'CLOCK A. n. there will be sold at public
& Co.. 7i5 18th ct: NV, Washington. D. G..
snS esp Il. fi5
sTSa1eE SoSrAsI s.1.s in ss..! =: n.ps: A., Of
se:1d ssaa:n Mss ySd..s 2e,ssa.n. %. % PLUSH soas
sars. @ living room n furniture. russ. % trunks % ard
contents. barrels and contents. china. glass.
ware. boxes and contents pictures. ice chest:
goods. fsrnlture. barrels and contents. bOsei
faa ;es. eSease ssase. and ees Re- Laed
iDs@a NJ and Me- Elmer Gh. .ns1 sou:ene1d sS
goods, furniture, boxes and contents; trunks
md contents. barrels and contents. oil paint;
goods. furniture. bo1e4 and contents. barrels
and contents, sewing machine, pictures. trunks
nee one couch ana Soos
Mercer, c: % chairs. roekers. sofa. boxes and con:
%s.ss .ad
s.: T. 4: Nunson: h0u.shoid Seod.. furniture
Panabaker, household goods. bedroom furniture,
living room furniture. dining room furNiture.
upright piano, boxes and contents, barrels
and contents; Typewriter desk, electric ,fan.
A. b. Reese. wardrobe, rugs. bedroom furni.
| ture, etc; Mrs: O.. r.. Robertson. one trunk
hold goods, library furniture. dining room
Furniture. living room furniture. bedroom fur
niture, barrels and contents. trunks aud con.
tents, bundles, hand sewing machine. boxes
and contents, linoleum. gas stove. paintings.
ETC.; Miss NJ. Staub. trunk and contents. :
- CHARLES P. RAvENBURG, Secretary.
SECURITY STORAGE COMPANY.
Evening star., 1921-11-02
TH0s. }. OWEN 3 SON. 1UCTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE i'm
PROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING TIL
THRED.sTORY AND BASEMENT BRICI
APT. HOUSE, NO. 7l4lO GIRARD 81

rRgsTEEs, sH. sAI1 o. yAIgABks SATaa I'M II;
3EsnfsSSRf HoSss Mp NJ sAsndafss1n ais1nD baisk
By yirtu. q certain I'm. sesS s o. .,s s,us. . d.ly
tSs lana Iseerds cf The district Of cou%
biz. and st The rsaus.t q tes p,rtK ssspna ssf
vBMBHk, VSSBHek A.. D. issi. AZ FouR:THrRTY
ss 81 ts eosss y w.ss
ington, District Of Columbia. and designated
as and being parts Of lots numbered four ~
4. e 4 s0fa aao%a y 81
Of Columbian University" as psr plat re.
corded in. Liber Gov. Shepherd. folio 14e. Of
District Of Columbia. described a. follow:
Beginning for the same At 2 point 81 feet
sh. : f s1s tie ,ra ,snnn. q ssa
sons as ;sss sssaee seus .es
nss nnEsn IL fs pi.slc. Il court csss No.
themes west along said north line of said q.
to the place Of beginning. Subject. howsver. to
. prior deed Of trust for $l9. 10000. par
fieuiars Of which will b. stated at the tiue
Terms @ of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money over and above said prior deed Of trust
S paid IN oee IN
with interest at 6 per centum per annum.
payable semi.annuaily. from day Of sale. Sc
cured BY deed Of trust upon the property sold.
deposit Of $500 wilt be required at time Of
.ais All ,sSSraas of
sale to be complied with within! 80 days from
| day Of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
| right to resell the property at the risk and
coat Of defaulting purchaser. after nve days
advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published In Washinkton, D. G.
| JESSE II. HEDGES.
'" r. ELIOT MIDDLETON.
AAA. orHr TrusteeG
Evening star., 1921-11-02
LECTURE TOUR OF WORLD.

President Harding received at the
White House Monday afternoon Fred
y. Smith of New York. who is to begin
a lecture tour of the world for the
International Friendship of World
Brotherhoods. Accompanying Mr..
Smith was a deputation Of about sev-
enty-five representatives OF religious
organizations.
The delegates with Mr.. Smith rep
resented tie World Alliance of
Church for International Friendship.
Y. NJ c. A, Y. y. G. A. Worlds Sun
day School Union" Home Mission
Council, Federated Council Of
Churches Council Of Women for
Home Missions and Council Of Wom-
en- for Foreign Missions.
Evening star., 1921-11-02

= ARIsrOoRATIO wOoDIEY PARK,
Attractive home, z rooms and bath; NV.
and elect; garage; hardwood doors and open
nreplaces; ami; new. $lS, 900; $500: $125
per month. (74s612l
o. B. zANTzINGER, Realtor.
HAND6OME HOME. WEST OF AND NEAR
18th and Columbia rd.: u nicely arranged
rooms. baths: vepor heat. electric li1hts;
Ton To sell quick have. reduced price to
LEAVING CITY. MtsT sELL .BEF0REs
baths: front and double rear poFches; electric
lights; gas; hot-water heat. VIM include
awnings. screens and 10 tons Of coal. You
must act quick, because this 10 real bargain
at SO, 200. Address Boz el.I. Star once.
NEEDING 4 LITTLB Cash. HAVE DECIDED
to sell Groom and bath house near 18th and
Park I'd. Heated BY hot water: has electric
lights and is in drst-class condition; space for
garage. WIN give immediate possession.
About 81 500 cash will be required. Price.
$6.OOO Address Box 56-L. Star once.
70 CLOSE AN ESTATE; BE1UffFULLY
furnished home ON Harvard terrace. including
4 Dodge sedan automobile; heuDs contains re-
eeption hall. Living room With 'open fireplace.
four bedrooms. bath. ave. large closets and
double sleeping porch and attic; maids room
built-in garage; winters supply Of coal and
wood; hot-water heat; electric light; furnish.
ings include approximately 81 900 worth Of
oriental rugs: beautiful surroundings and won.
derful view Of park; lot, 2308 feet By l07.14
feet to 15-feot alley. Substantial cash pay
GEO. ". L1NKINs. Exclusive Agent.
z
Evening star., 1921-11-02
THos. J. OWEN 4 SON. Aucr1oNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
; STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. 702
IRVING STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust dated
July 16, 1921. being instrument No. 1873. re-
corded July a, 1921. among the land records
quest Of the party secured thereby. the under
signed trustees viii sell. at public ansticn C & IN
TENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER EAD. 1921,
AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the fol
lowing described land and premises. situate
10 ths District e oo!u%bi.; s1d Sssisn..sd ss
division Of part Of Block 9. in Todd and
Browns subdivision Of the tract Of land known
as "Pieasant Plains" and Mt. Pleasant, as
par plat Of said Arst mentioned subdivision
recorded in Lsber No. 90. folio 18O, Of the
records Of the ONCE Of the surveyor Of the
District ;of. Columbia known as lot 81. square
$3.50. for taxation purposes, etc.
l. Terms of sale: Sold subject to Q prior deed
Of trust for q, $50 and the amomt over 1id
trust to be paid In cash. A deposit Of $3.50
required upon acceptance Of hd.' Cnn.eysneins.
recording. and revenue stamps at purchasers .
cost. Sale to be closed within thirty days or
deposit forfeited. JESSIE b. HEDGES.
-. JAMES NJ CAETER,
moi, ,d0dsexSu Trustees.
Evening star., 1921-11-02
g. G. SLOAN Z CO., INC. AUCTS., 7l5 18th
SALE OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS. ETC,
FOR STORAGE CHARGES.

Notice IL hereby given that on SATURDAY.
NOVEMBER TWELFTH, 1921. AT TEN AN.
there viii be sold at public auction. IN the
rooms Of c. G. Sloan Co.. Inc. 715 18th st.,
washington, D. c., to enforce liens for storage
charges. ETC.. dus and unpaid. all household
goods. personal effects. etc.. stored with M in
the following names: VIM. A. Adams. Mrs
Katie Davis, Mr.. G. Deans. Jamie Dolman.
Mary Gordon, Mrs. HALLS, VIM. J. Hayes. Mrs.
A. jackson. Mrs. Mary jackson, Mr.. Sidney
Johnson. Mr.. Kilda. Mr.. @. ". Letcher. Mrs.
Eva LAwis, Mrs. Hattie Martin. Mrs. a. Mat
tingiy, Mrs. Grace Nickel, Mrs. Katie Ouden.
Mr.. James Rembert. Mrs. K. Richards, B. n.
Thompson. Mrs. Annie Ward, Mrs. R. e.
Watts, Mrs. Mary Wood. Mrs. Anna A. Zarker.
UNION STORAGE COMPANY,
1oJ Florida ave. NV. Washington. D. c.
Evening star., 1921-11-02
J. FOB SALE H0usA
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NORTHEAST SECTION
$1,000, -stg., Z. =. !.
ton; 8 rooms and bath h-W.A.s lot lI0
IS feet to alley; garage. House 10 In exeet.
lent condition. Essy monthly payussuts,
NORTHEAST SECTION
Special. -. :.
Kennedy built corner house, g feet
place. buiit-ip refrigerator and many
other special attraction. House 10 priced
right for quick sale. These houses are
never for sale long. Act now. ~.
NORTH COLUMBIA
HEIGHTS-$II75o.
semi-detached brick home on Shepherd
st. near 14th; 8 rooms a bedrooms) !:
complete bath; h..w.h., elec. Lights and
many other conveniences; lot 341loO to
alley; room for garage. servants room
in basement. Terms. 81 500 cash and
easy monthly payments. Immediate pos
CHEVY 5CHASE-$o,ooo.
Complete bungalow CT rooms a bed.
rooms5; lot, 45x150: contains tiled bath,
h.-w.h.. eiec. lights; front and rear
porches;3 hardwood floors and trim Very
attractive, just one block from Wbeon-
SIN ave-: excellent surroundings. At
tracttve terms. -,
o. WILLIAM S
':-- MEMBERS OF THE WASHING