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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31

u. Booker. r. H.. and Rev. j. J. era
vat,. y. -. Viii take part in the ser
Vices.
The address will bc dclivcrsl by
bishop Machines tomorrow morning
at ~ O'Clock at Monumental Church.
and in the evening he will be the
guest at "A dinner given by the lay
men from the Episcopal churches OF
the city at the Commonwealth Club.
-----------------~ --------
4 Better Salt. "JaCk Frost" Ask
YOUR grocer for it-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31

Pending street repairs Director
Myers has issued an order rcrout!ng
the l>ucys on Grace Street going
east. hHing their temporary route
down seventh street 70 franklin
thence To Eighth and up tina, street
10 the route on Grace. This runs
Che jitneys Oh Grace street cast
bound for one block
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Rush Paving I'm North eide

II was reported By the Director OF
Works yesterday that rapid progress
is being made on paving along
Brookland Park boulevard. and that
the work will be completed before
the end of the year. This is one Of
the most comprehensive paving
schemes the department has TO finish
,this year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31
baptist orphnnnE- Body Meets.

pastor Of tho Firs1 Baptist Church:
Charles Johnston. state Treasurer.
and Colonel Parkc T.. DEANS. score
tary TO the Governor, loft last night
Tor Salem, wh"r" today they will at
tend meeting of the executive
committee % tn" board Of trustees
"t tho Baptist Orphanage, located at
Shlnin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31
sLorkoc Creek Matter Tn Tonight,

Thu Finance Committee OF C.ty
Council viii meet in special session
tonight az O'Clock. TO consider the
accommodation Of Mayor Ainslic
that speedy steps be taken In tn.
matter OF relieving the serious sirua-
Ion existing In Shockoe Valley The
Mayor Director Savi!ic and In
tcrested citizens VIII appear before
the committee tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31
THIEF REMOVES SUM
FROM WOODEN LEG
me- AssocLatcd rrcssl

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. oct. 30-Na
than Il. Chamberlain. who has a
wooden leg. slept peacefully as "A
ih'cf entered his lodgings. uns,rapped
Inc aTtihcial support and removed
$3.50 secr"t"d inside Chamberlain
woke today to find tn. wooden leg
under his bed. lie notified the po-
lice.
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female trouble to give it fair trial
and am sure they will feel as ! do
about it. Mrs. FRED. P. HANSEN, SCI
Symmonds ST., Kenosha, Wisconsin.
A medicine that has been in use
nearly fifty years and that receives
the praise and commentator of
mothers and grandmothers is worth
your consideration.
If you are suffering from troubles
that sometimes follow childbirth
bear in mind that Lydia f. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound is a wo-
mans medicine. It is especially
adapted to correct such troubles.
The letters we publish ought to
convince you; ask some of your
women friends or neighbors - they
know it's worth. You will, too, if you
give it o fair trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31
YOUNG MOTHER
now STRONG
Her Mothers Faithin Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound led Her to Try it
Kenosha, Wisconsin.-"T cannot
say enough in praise of Lydia E. Pink

MANS VeSetaDle
|Co mpoun d. My
mother had great
faith in it as she
lhad taken 80 much
of it and when /
had trouble after
my baby was born
lshe gave it to me.
lit helped ne so
more than
| anything else had
ldone that / advise
I.n u,nn,nr, with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31

y = -
VI | n q aspirin
with two prop
critics added. A
Itmple " o J.
known digest
ant and n gen
tie laxative as
8 u r q y o U
thorough scfen-
tlNN Faafy,aA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31

-it's absorbed ensily
1T relieves pain quickly
Its gentle laxative
TlNGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN
Ask Your Druggist for the Three
Point Box" Therapeutic Research
Laboratories. Washington. u. c.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER
MORTC AGE

Under and by virtue of the power
and authority vested in the undersign-
ed mortgagee by that certain mort
gage deed executed by c. H. Robinson
and Lizzie M. Robinson, his wife, dated
September goth, 1921, and recorded in
the office of the Register OF Deeds for
Catawba County in Book No. 151 at
Page 54S, default having been made
in complying with the terms and stipu
lations therein contained, the under
signed will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, at the door of
the First National Bank of Hickory,
lin Catawba County, North Carolina,
on SATURDAY, the 30th day Of De-
cember, 1922, at 2 o'clock p. M. the
following described real estate:
Beginning at an iron post on TWen
tieth street, S. P. Bisanar's Northwest
corner, and runs North 2 degrees for
ty-five minutes East 100 feet to a
stake at the Southeast corner of the
intersection on Twentieth street and
Ninth avenue; thence along the South
margin Of Ninth avenue South 80 de-
grees Is minutes East 166 40 feet
| to a stake; thence South 8 degrees
| 10 minutes West 100 feet to an iron
post; thence North 80 degrees Is min
utes West 165 ITO feet to the point
of beginning.
| Less SIS 1-5 feet on the West side
thereof, heretofore released by ap-
propriate conveyance.
This 27th day Of November, 1922. /.
LAWRENCE f. ECKARD,
Mortgagee.
R. H. sHUFORD, Attorney.
I11-29-4t-Thurs.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21
TAH|A|T| T|AVs FLED
IN FEAR OF WAVE:
BY the Associated Pre-

By the Associated Pre-
Papeete, Tahiti, Nov. 26.-Tahi-
tians, but not Tahiti, experienced a
rcverberation of the recent earthquake
in Chile when they fled to the high
| mountains before a great tidal wave
which the wireless said was sweeping
across the Pacific.
"Heavy earthquake in Chile with IT,
dial wave, may reach yau, read a prl-
vate radio message received here No
vember IL, from New Zealand. The
message was shown the governor of
! the colony but the governor reckoning
! the 1000 miles of sea between Chile
and Tahiti, where wave would have
ample space to spread out, thought it
unnecessary to alarm the inhabitants.
Next day, however, came the press
dispatches, making known the news to
other residents Of the islands, among
them the mayor. The mayor of Papeete,
being the only elective official on the
J island, is a sort of tribunal to the
f, people and he saw at once a chance to
! loo m large in the eyes OF his consti-
tuency.
The mayor gathered about him his
soothsayers, astrologers and mathe-
maticians, and they figured and meas
ured and cast horoscopes about that
tidal wave and finally reached the con-
/ clusion that it would strike the island
with devastating fury on the night
of November Is or the morning of
/ the 10th.
i Natice heralds were sent out with
big bass drums to warm the ir1habi-
tants Panic resulted in many sections.
i The Chinese storekeepers piled their
wares into all immediate transporta-
ton and headed for the high hilE
where they. were joined by q goodly
iportion of the population bearing hang
ing lamps, family Bibles, eight-day
clocks. rocking chairs, portraits Of de-
ceased relatives and other precious
)! possessions. Two days and nights the
refugees camped in the open, scanning
the horizon for the wall Of water. On
November II they returned.
!! What actually happened was phe-
nomenon of irregular tides of fifteen
minutes, five OF six times from ex-
treme low water to above the usual
! high water mark. In the Marques as
!! Islands the sea rose II feet above the
;! high water mark on the same date but
no danger was reported.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21

Senator Watson, of Indiana, when
asked what he thought of the Presi-
dents message, said: "It's the best
message President Harding has ever
delivered" Which, somehow, doesn
sound like an enthusiastic encomium.
News.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21
ATTENTION SCOUTS

Ali members of Scout troop No. /
are asked to meet at the kiwanls
hall tomorrow night at 1880 O'Clock
for the purpose of organizing to dis
tribute gifts. to the poor.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21
HIS OWN FAULT

Hubby-"Y -"You're three-quartars Of
an hour late. What do You mean keep
ing me standing around like fool?"
The Wife-"T can't help the way
you stand. d."+Chaparral
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21
HE MUST BE

Impossible, is he?"
Judge for yourself. He thinks
Walter Camp is where the football
players train" :"-Pittsb Panther.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21
CONVERSATIONS! { |

" HThe prettest thing have during the holi-~
day season to date" remarked Hickory citizen to S.
P. U. yesterday, 4Was house. It not parti-
cularly expensive house. but it night and the lights
were en- all of the front upstairs and down
stairs. driving home througE the darkness and
the cheerful light shining out through the windows set
me athrill.
Il am telling you this because want you to sug
gest in way to the people Of Hickory who OF
that they keep their lights in their front
windows during the early hours of the night It won't
cost them much and it will make their homes stand out
as beacon light hope give cheer and pleasure to
the passersby.'
We pass on this suggestion for what it may be
worth with the information that it costs only 13 of
cent per hour to operate 60-watt lamp
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21
Awaiting Your Inspection
Quantities OF


Apples, Grapes, Bananas, Or
anges, Tangerines, Lemons and
Grape Fruit. Cocoanuts, AL
monds, Walnuts, black and
white; Filberts, Pecans, Brazil
or Cream Nuts, Sailed Almonds
and Peanuts, Chocolate AL
monds, plain and roasted.
Fine Pulled Figs, Cirton
and Lemon peel, all kinds Crys-
talized Fruits, Dates, Figs, Cur
rants, any kind Of Raisins, Plum
and Fig Puddings, Mince-meat
{ Sauces, Mayonnaise Dressings,
Olives, Pickles and Relishes,
Fruit Salads Etc.
Hickory daily record., 1922-12-21

Candies for all by the pound or
Box. We have good Box Candy
from 10 cents up.
Fancy Baskets suitable for
Presents or Fruits.
Our Christmas shipment of
Wards Homelike Cakes went
out so fast we were obliged to
make another order for week
end. They are different and su-
perior. Try them and when you
want Quality you will think of
WARDS at Umsteads.
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

G.. T. HUNTERS BEDBUG KILLER AND
insecticfde will not stain Wallpaper or bed
clothing; guaranteed to rid the home Of
onss: large bottle. only Is cents. Hunters
rloor OIL. gallon 81. Franklin 114s 11S
Pa ave. nv. Sold by us only Delivered.
open .. m, close II p. m. and open all
day sunday. 3o1
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WRECKING Ann BUTLDTNo.

n THOMPSON. WRECKS AND BuILps,
us7 y. IT. se. Lincoln e4A. fSlo
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

eoop ENGINEER DESIRES PosrTIoS
A. EhPLofNKNr DEPT. i7ss q q. .S.
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TYPEwRTTERs REPAIRED.

We specialize. In overhsuline all STANDARD
makes OF typewriters. The Typewriter Shop
Inc. 5t1 11th ST.. NV: tel Franklin e4s5
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
FURNITURE.

ALL KINDs OF FURNITURE WANTED
enough to furnish large boarding house
bedroom. dining room, parlor. misc. articles
Please call FIR. 70, or FRI GOAT. 202
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PERSONAL

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GREAT THINGS
for the hard working hustler, we are.
and every man should know this; pants will
not stay here long. as we sell quick ut So
up; saves % per cent or more; slightly used
suits IS and higher
JUsTH's OLD STAND. els D. os4
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BUSINESS PROPERTrEs

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Isestssa 5ss ssy i1s.; rat. - A. = ~ - :
= &C. CO. ca s,s : ssrT.:'ssd; sss.ooo, wfLD14H
y sr.. Nh, IsTH HH.-stor, q eveyy1.s,
rms: b.: lat. h.; gas q ssN.: SO. SO:
ess-third cash. tDry scods, wILDNAN 9
": ~ z YrsnklIa go. %
$4,000.
Near 21st sf. ana Va. ave. uv.-stsr~
With rooms and bath.
John 2; DoNoHos q soHs.
Mr.. 9TH AND r NV.
veesnt: large store: spts. absvs; 90
g TIE bsst baslness stands dewstsul; pries.
ssC0 0 MiLDhAN CO.. Oh ssi n
7 = $500
On osod Hspe I'd se.-stors With . ms.
JOHN p. poNoHoE q SONS.
0l Pa. ave. -.
isIH ST. Mr.. B sE.-Birard room ana
ns.. e1ss' .nos so s:' .,1 3D. E; h.h: slse: g.
WLDhAN . co. sth q b. ranfiis esoS
$500.
On 11th st. near Pa. ave. se.-Weu.buf,t
brick buiidinc containing stor. md two
apartments above.
JOHN ,. DoNoHoE SONS.
814 Pa. ave. se.
18th ST. y. ". MAN Tou 81.
Lot sny1tn: .ui.-N', Gov -sr--a s7 mn
Thomas Z. Petty. .o1s 18th ct. nv. n. ass.
$6,800.
st. N.-Store with seven rooms ana
oath; fIr; n heat; cem.nt ssrsse.
s14 Pa. ave. Sc
GARAGE. SoRTHwEsr-sEcoyp COW.
mercial district: irepronf: on figured st. !:
viii accommodate about 10 cars. Price. sIa.
Main 1901 $40
n ST.. NR. 9TH NE.-store a dv.rlinr:
eiec.: garage room; rms. 4 b.: S3s. .0oo:
one-ha1f cash. wILDMAN co., eth Fl.
Franklin s40s es
TTH ST. NR. PARK RID. Nw.-store ana
dweIinE; rms; and b: h.-w.h.; elec. I;
MAN CO.. 9th q Fl. Fr. s4oe es
EYE ST. m. 9Th N-W.-BUsTNEss
property: Is rms. 4 ? b.: fur. H.: ras:
2-stcry earaFe. Price. 500. 900. wILDMAN
Z CO.. 9th 4 Fl. Fr. G4os n
$4,000.
. Ns.r Congressional LiSrsry-cor. store and
$55,O00.
centra, dnwntovn-4 Ioroou brick houses;
will sacrifice to -ioee ~st.te
$17,750.
18th st. IN the HeIght.-Yirst ecmmer-
e1al: cor. brf.: 10 T.. 2 b.: anil: sar.; lot
Soyl0o.
HARRYI. CHEW,
Asln 1e4n. cns Cont w. Rids
FfSE PROPERTY on TRIANcLE-yTonBs
ana a~srtmepts. Apto s~ees>ory brisIness
goes With SEE wn,Sertri trtur-. subt-ct
to Offer. GATEwonD oEyNETT. 500
Cont. Trust Blds Msin ess4
$4,000.
Medee areprccf ruSHe range with tross-
aee OF u feet by good depth. Near .th .
Pa. ave. se.
JOHN "~vouaF A soxs.
sl< rs ave &C.
STORE AND APARTMENTS NEAR CO.
lumhis road on 1sth-3-story h.-wh
electricity; good business location; se5. .ooo.
LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER. 14o7 ~ 7. ave-
NV. Main 1lse
PA. AVE. WEST or I7rB-A sEcfioy
mat IL trowiur rapidly: so. .oco: three
story brick: Is ronms. steam heat: eiee-
trcity: by remoderne the front and is-
rent for about 5000 . --sr DAVID .
BARRY. 1907 n 1t. nv. Hsis 1901 $40
81. Nh. sTH sw-Grcc. cp. ssr:
IS per mo. rent: term, cash. wILpNAN
Z CO.. 9th . II. rrsuf'ip s+oe "a
Mr.. 10TH n 7. AVE. Sw.-sUTrABLE
for Rss station: facing two streets;
this kind hard To Asd: price st4 son WILD
NAN 4 CO.. 9Th II. Fr1nklin e4oe
III
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REAL ESTATE FUR SALE

REAL ESTATE FUR SALE
Bloomfngdale.
1sT ST. NV. BET. ADAMS BRYANT
rms. hath. furnace heat: $40. 40 THos
y FISHER 4 CO. INC. 13s 18th St NV.
Main $50
ONE or THE xn.T CONVENIENTLY
planned snd com piete home. ". can Offer:
brick home located on lot $50 feet deep
with hedge and shrubs fruit: the hons. hss
SIX large hrirht rooms and hath: hardwood
hoorfnf: electric lights: hot-wster heat;
ouilttn refriFerstor: two-car garage on ie.
foot alley: chicken hous~. Price. 50. $50.
MekEEvER Goss. i4oS Eye st nv.
Main l7a2. iiss
BLo0NINGDALE-I 81 STORY s-RUoN
brick: fur heat. electric lights: in sns
NAN Co. eth &H. Fr. e4os So
NEAR 1sT ST Y. VA s-SToRY
basement brick containing II rooms: Fur
nsce heat: possession AZ once. Price
sl5.soo wILDMAN 4 co. 9th 4 n. Frank
lin sfos asT
VACANT: A MOST DESIRABLE HOME OF
rooms and hath with hrt-wster heat:
electricity and gas: eo'ouisl front porch and
sleerinr porch: hardwood floor, and trim
brick garage for rarS: very deeo lot:
price. 50 $40. SHANNON LuCHs. II,
llth At. NV. Msin csS.
T.AGER PT. wv = Col. nrtrt: rms o;
fur. heat: possession IN ~ days: So 80.
A y. "tLDhAS. eth n SITS nv. Y. stos.
1877
hspdolph. near r.t nw.s rn: D: rec nsu;
col porch: how'd throughout; h. VII: .lee.
ss.5oo: terms. widmsn Co. 9Th ard q.
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s72so: COLONIAL BRICK; PORCH: q
rms: bath: furnace: rsrauet noor: e,s.
elect; laundry. Main 1901. DAVID z
RtRRy 1877 " st nv
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RedhIIOs Reaches Rat,

exterminated by experts guarantees resuitA.
NATIONAL EXTERNINAroR co.
SOC eth st. NV. rranklin 2Ioo.
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PRACTICALLY NEw HoME: nrTkrHrn:
frame: situated 90 q lot Tsxl35 feet IN
one OF the most attractive Se~tions ~ Chow
Chase: there are bedrooms living roru
with open fireplace dining RON and Eitchsn /:
hot-wster heat: e'N~fT1citv snd r.s: frat
and rear porches: hardwood floors and 'r'r
This is most inviting snot surrounded ~
weN-develo9ed shade trees. irnnedir'. .H..
session and terms. 10 desir-d Price. sis Sna
SHANNON a LCCHS. sI3 18Th st
Msin 2sls
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EIGHT ROOMS AND TWO RATHS: FRONT
.nd Double rear porrhes. tsleeninE rorchl:
varor heat: electric lights: har,iwo cd sloo-s:
sereels: basement: Evergreen traes on large
lswn. Phone ms for applint-nent 70 IN
snert. Price Sll50O McKFEvER & GOSs
lto5 Eve st NV Main lTaa slss
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Agents Wanted

HosIERT-oFFICIALO OF RIG NEW YORK
manufacturer now organizing this terri
tory. Agents will be equipped with new.
patented sample rsse that gives instant
Demonstration of full line. 30 per cent more
sales guaranteed Call Monday after 4
=. m HENRY JOSEPH Harrington Hotel,
Room 52a. 11th and z NV ass
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v. CAPITOL sT.-ss ono
rms: b.: h.wh.: cleo: aerage; early
possession. y. L. SANSURY CO.. 14ls I
et VI SQnl
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SEMI BTNGALow IuCATEi, OK ONE ~
the prsttiest corners In this hesutifui
section: lot e0rl7o with attractive 'awn:
Eve rooms and hath on first floor: two rooms
nlcove and storage RON on second: has
spacious front porch: hardwood gloHrs: cleo
tric lights: hot-w heat: stone oren fire.
place: cellar. Prize sil an on renstnshls
terms MrKEEvER & GoSs. 1905 I've ct.
NV. Main a., = slO-s
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An UNUSUAL OFFERING IN 4 TWO
bedroom Bungalow in Chevy Cts,e: ~4zT
place ths' is trniv different in rrs .ticst
vay: tho lot is eoNl25 feet rud q lo-ated
half block from car line i--edfsfs
possession. slo.Soo SHANNON q LUCIA.
5l3 18th 81. nv. Msin o345
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NEW BUNGALOW oF ROOMS am
bath. IN tt f51ios fect: lsrre f-0u' porch: /:
, one -pipe furnace: electricifr: rss; hardwood
floors and trim: opsa fireplace in living roo-n;
tcreens: immediate possession. price 50 IN.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS. rs l4th ct 10.
Main 2S4s
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CHANSING ST.-sS 800
rms: b.: elec.: double garage: Al con
dition. n. L. sANsBURY & CO.. as I ct
NJ san<
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Brightwood.
BRAND NEW HorsE OF q ROOMS AND
tiled bath: colonial front porch: dousl4
r~nr norches: hot water heat: electricity,
gas. hardwood floors and trim; possession
within So days: the house IL Of light brick
with a frontage Of 10 feet and there 10
ample spare Tor q garage: price. S7.tso;
convenient terms. SHANNON & LCCHs,
.13 18th 81. NV. Main cs4s.
sth snd DoyGrErLow s1.-sssse srspd
new sfr-rcnm tapestry brick residence; con
erete colonial front porch: douele r~s,
porches; h.v-h.: t'ec lights: tile bath with
eufif-tu fixtures: oah flcors Downstairs; uu-
ue;s! rlnset space: titchee eqnipped win
china cupboard: Puilman breakfast service
SEQ hrge pantry containing built-in refrfs-
sr.tor. Attractive terms. wM g. PHIL
Lifs. 1909 n. T. ave. Main teoo.
JUST OFF NORTH CAPT. Sr-se 80. =
rms: hath: furnace: elect: raraee: 81 so
cash. Msin 1901. DAVID z. BARRY. 1s0s
Fl ST. NV
CLAIMING sT.-sS. 100,
g rms: b.: elec.: double garage: Al con-
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ATTRACTIVE DUTCH COLONIAL Hnrsb
OF center hall nisn. containing : ro'ni
~ bedroomsl and bath. hot-water heat:
electricity and ras: front AND resr porchr.:
hardwood hoors and trim: .creen.: ope'
fireplace. THIS honSe 10 ~ frame construc
tion. completely detached and there e
built-in Earare: convenient terms. Price
sl2.ss snANNoN q LucHs. TIs 18th Of
~. Main ma
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BAKERY. IN VERY GOOD NORTHEAST
location. store and 5-room apt. Reason
able rent. Price and terms to suit.
p. r. CARLEY.
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Female.

Clerks, Stenographers, Typ
lists. sslesladies. bookkeepers compan mons
nurses. Mattresses and various other post
tions for women daily.
Wash. Business Bur-, 710 14th
GOOD CoLORED GIRL FOR COOKING AND
general Homework; $40 per week. Tele-
phone Columbia 1915. $3.50 Park place NV.
354
BooKKEEPER: KNOWLEDGE OF TYP
ing; good opening. NATL PERSONNEL
ave. 237
sTENOGRAPHER; PLEASING PERSON
atty: $40 per month. NATL PERSON
NEIL BUREAU. 3o5 Bond Bldg. 14th and
". 7. ave. 2s7
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LOCATED on A Tot HAVING A FRONT
sCc of 60 feet ard running hack $50 feet.
this home is splendid va'ne at $40 nm.
Two stories nud collar: FIRST floor comprises
reception hall. living aus diuing rrorus.
library and kitcheu: second floor-thr~e
bedrooms and bath: frost snd resr porches
harownod fl0ors: good iratinG niant: e'er-
tric lights. garage: S@.oo cnsh payment
ssked NcKFEvER & GoSs 1865 Eve ct
NV. Main l7so sis-s
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| s-room brick with h. ". h ga. light: ra-
rsee space Price 81 600. Terms WILD
NAN CO. 9th A 81 Fr 6ln6 go
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For Rent-Stores and Offices.


n. y. AVE, Mr.. 18th Sr.-STCDt0 oh
office; Is per mo. LOUIS =. SHOE
MAKER. 14o7 " Y. ave. NV. Main 116o.
FLORIDA AVE. Mr.. CONN. AvE.-LARGk
front room. nrst noor. LOUIS =. SHOE
MAKER. l407 n. Y. ave. nv. Nais 11o2L
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DELICATESSEN AND CONFECTIONERY
on busy transfer r~ner: low rental: a
good buy for the price asked. See this
place right away: northeast location.
p. r. CARLEY.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-21

4 MIGHTY ATTRACTIVE HousE Am
one that g entirely Individual: Z "a
rooms living room with oren fireplace ein-
ing rom and titrhcn: hot-water heat cler-
uicity. gas: front and rear porches: hard
wood ncors and trim. Lot rs feet wide ara
amply deep for garage. 81. 500. SHANNON
q LuCHS. 71s l<kh - ~. Main 23<k
The Washington herald., 1922-08-21

ATTRACTIVE SFMI nETACHEr foNN.
beaut.ful condition end most rcn-ruienfiy
iorstef Z well -plsnnod -oo-s and = hsths; I;
hot-vsfer hest; electricity snd css; bs-d
wood hoors throghnut. 'srce lot 10 alley
end garage ~ match house; price si4.SfA:
better buy csnnot he found At the pr'ce.
SHANNON & LUCHs. 5ls 18th St NJ.
Main 234S