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CLEVELAND PARK BARGAIN.

CLEVELAND PARK BARGAIN.
An opportunity to obtain delightfully."- situ-
ated and beautifully planned home: fully de-
tached. with large front and side pOrches. First
tcor-Very large living and dining rooms. with
French doors and windows: buffers pantry.
kitchen. with bult-n refrigerator. Second
fioor-FOur bedrooms. sleeping porch. tile bath.
with built-;n tub and marble shower. Large
attic: all modern improvements: Pittsburg wa
ter heater. large lot. aoNl1o. with garage.
Price. $l3.150. Exceptionally easy terms.
Apply owner. 1927 Porter st. NV.
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NORTH COLUMBIA HGTS.

y. /. SANSBURY CO.. INC
141S Eye St NV. Phones Main 5oos-4-5.
CHEVY CHASE. NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
PRICE e'ss sso ave- h l % s PRICE
@ AS n s s es TO be @ gssy a E nss s ..sssSy SS s &
PS;f5esS PWS;ooDLEY PARK. WAsHfNGToN 7 HEIGHTS.
:ss s s. sSs sss: S::
~ : ;s..e ft": s.; s;: T a sssss' s
C%oTTMBA % VIZ A HEfGHTs Mr. CoNN AVE And SITS
PRICE @ :::s section ss: ] house PRICE 5:s : % !. sss;
: plant '': s: = .a :' med '
Az TO 4so LAMONT ST. NV.
PRICE SSa5o lust completed. Five homes in beautiful
location adjacent Soldiers Home Park Fully equipped and
modern throughout Six and bath House we'll arranged
and makes ideal home Terms ii desired Open for lnspec
ton at all times Salesman premises.
EVERYTHING ESTATE"
141e Eve St NV Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
JOHN F. DoNOHOE SONS,
s14 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
s Electric :s ] -:s :! :: : % :s
One % ss:sss @ :' % % % % | s ss' % %
Price $1,000.
729 4th St. Sc.
$50 @ Sanes Sss nss's s % adas % i Can sold " terms
and good lot
Price $500
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
s14 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
MEMBER
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GOWN YOUR OWN HOME. "
North Columbia Heights.

NOrll NOluIllDla I1clSiltS.
Only S9,S5o.
Heantiful "-siory colonial home. practically
new. of t. rooms. BATH, INV. heat. circ.: porch
front and rear: immediate possession. liiis IS
a dandy buy. Terms.
New Houses.
Near Lincoln Park S5n cas-, and 50
monthly bays Il sp!end:dIy built house OF q
rcors. tied bath. INV. heat, cemen; cellar.
just h"irg finished.
kilbourne st. Near 18th.
Sll $50 for this home in this high class see
t:on: 10 rooms. bath: INV. heat. gas. e.ec.:
large lot: room for garage. This is only the
prie" of tjrcuTl rn,'s".
Columbia Heights Corner.
$500 ideal location. just OF ith ST..
above Par! road: 2.Srory colonial home: 8
lo"ns. bari: e'cc. light. h-w. heat: hardwood
triE: AMI floors. Ia age space.
Near Capitol-S5,S5o.
ro"aIs ard bath anG in gaod condition. This
is good buE far this location and should be
North Capitol St.-S6, 500.
First commercial zone. .-story. :o"ns.
DAVID L. BARRY 1907 ul,s Ii St; ,sG, wv
Member OF Eea! Estatc board
LINCOLN PARK HOME.
Modern siN-ro"m brick. on wide ave. Lin
coin Park ne: h.w.h. c!ec.: rn.nnial porc.i.
porch: froat AVID back yard: alley: eN-
'.i!rnt loraiion: fine home: very reasonable
pticr. Iimilc Lincoln ::Isi-I.
mo Slh NE-SIX ROOMS AND BATH
brick: newly paperrd and painted; room for
garage: wid. alley 100
CuITNfEIA ROAD AND 18th ST.
E"lnont road between 18th and columbia
read Lovely colonial nome. 10 'o,ni> nad :
hatH> box house. y feet wide: spacious
library: fWo-car brick garage: wide alley:
near two car lines and convenient to stores;
ideal location: suitable for iGressu,an.
CHARLES +. BARRETT.
Main Sll5. I5l1 II -. NV. 20'
HAEEAIN NEAR ltth AND rAEk ROAD.
splendid Io,.q tor: 4 most charming and we'll
extra large and bright rooms: newly rede,o-
Gated throu. iout: very hes& yard with wonder
frl shade Trees: beautiful street. porch"s:
leaving city must sell: offer around $500
wanted Mt once. Address Box lac, Star
office.
DETACHED HOME. ROOMS. SLEEPING
porch. lot 6cH11O. NV. section, pre-war price;
surely bargain; inspection urged; or will
Phona Clcve. 1890.
FOR SALE--l3i9 F ST. Ne: SIN ROOMS
ami bath: vacant and in perfect condition.
Price. s. 900. See J. A. HAYDEN. li1o q st.
LAWYER LEAVING CITY WISHES TO DIS
nose Of beautiful detached home in Chevy
Chase. y. g. Immediately: it has large
ton throughout: par1up"t floors: wonderful
por"hes. well located on splendid street Just
west Of the avenue: garage. large lot; it is
conSii- ed Of tie best built and attractive
homes in this locality: rrired exceedingly low
for :, quick sale. Address Box lJ0 c. Star
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FOR sALE-HousEs.
WOODI.EY PARK.
Continued.

WOODLEY PARK.
Circumstances compel owner to sell at once.
Handsome, Breuninser-built home Of . large
aoors. sleeping 'i porches. in peri perfect condi-
ton: deep lot to wide alley: brick garage.
Price renarkably, low for quick sale. Terms.
FOR sALE-WOODRIDGE. d. c.
New detached bungalows; front porch; attic;
modern in every particular: rooms and bath;
csn ST. Asp EASY stf pHY%Hbsr ssssH
Phone FIR. sa7i. sis Bond Bldg.
HANDSOME OLD HOME IN
Georgetown's best residence sec
ton ;,I2 rooms. 2 baths h.-w.h. :;
$16,5oo. H. w. OFFUTT, Wis
consin ave. and N. Phone West
200.
BARGAIN-S7,35o.
FROM OWNER AND RG1IDER,
Observation-Disclosures colonial design homes:
front porch. rooms, bath. breakfast and
ss,g s!eeping pSrches; NV. heat; elec.: hardwood
hOors; mahogany and white trim; steel con-
struct.on: garage space; easy terms: act quick.
Address Box 2G-s: Star office.
COLORED.
Brick dwelling on O st. ne.
between North Capitol and First
sts. Six large rooms and bath;
on lot having good depth and
public alley in rear.
$500. $500 Cash.
Balance $3.50 Monthly.
JAMES F. SHEA.
64s Louisiana Ave. NV.
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FOR sA1E-HoUsEs.
COIORED

> Fourroom and bath brick; newly papered
ard painted; vacant; ready to move In; price,
$3.50; only $3.50 cash required. No. 81 H
st. s.w. ALEX. 8. CLARKE. Jr., 1883 G
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., UNEQUALED
NEW HOME OFFERING.
5 SOLD-2 LEFT.
4O05-4O17 4th st. n.w.-Attractive tapestry
brick modern homes, JUST completed: rooms.
bath. h.w.h., cleo. colonial front. double
hogany and white trim; garage space; 81, 600
cash; easy terms. INSPECT TODAY.
Open and lighted until 0 pm.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co.
s1l New York ave-. Franklin 6e19:
DETACHED HOUSES.
ECKINGTON-10 rooms: al modern I'm.
provsments: 2 baths. garage; $500.
BR0OKL4ND-12 rooms; steam heat: let
75x150. Prios, SO, 800.
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY.
Lincoln 1255. 40 Sth St. NE.
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VACANT-SOCTHEAST.
Desirable Groom, bath, brick house; newly
decorated throughout: front and rear yards;
paved street and alley; room for garage; To-
Gated In South Carolina avenue near Lincoln
Park and new Eastern High School; ready for
immediate occupancy. Price low: terms very
easy.
HARRY A. KITE,
LA St. NV. Phone Main 1876
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CLEVELAND. PARK.
Beautiful detached home situated at one
Of the highest points in the park. Two stor-
les and attic, rooms, large tile bath, with
shower. sleeping porch. elec. lights, automatic
heater, fitted screens and many individual
features. Lot b01110 with private driveway
to garage. Price. SIS, ,760. Very attractive
terms.
Hedges & Middleton. Inc.
1854 II 81. NV. Phone Main 102S.
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ST. nv:
A BARGAIN.
$7,5oo-Columbia Heights.
Conveniently situated colonial-type home,
close to 14th ct. and little north Of Park I'd.
Six good sized rooms and tile bath: front and
double rear porches; /hot-water heat, electric
Light: Deep lot; garage. Very easy terms
BOSS 4 PHELPS,
Tel. Main 1910. Realtors. 1905 n st. NV
SIX ROOMS, $3.50.
In Bloomingdale; semi-detached; hot-water
heat, electricity; garage. Owner requires
larger home and will sell on reasonable terms
AddEess Box 1s5:C. Star ONCE.
NEAR CENTRAL HIGH.
Well built Groom colonial-type home: re.
ception hall; hardwood floors; splendid condi.
tion. All modern improvements. Including tile
bath. instantaneous heater, weather-strippinx,
screens and awnings. $1O.5OO Terms. Ad-
dress Box 178-C. Star ONCE.
FOR SALE-COLORED.
Several very attractive homes
in best northwest section prices
from $4,000 to $6,25ooo.
Terms very easy.
B. B. PINN,
Col: 58Iz. zI2 Kenyon St. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
COLUMBIA HEIGHT

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
IL you are looking for an attractive corner
house with all modern improvements. with 8
rooms and BATH large colonial porch on easy
Evening star., 1922-09-19
P. F. CARLEY.

P. F. CARLEH.
For sale--In a very good Sc. section. well
built 2-story brick house. rooms and bath,
furnace heat and gas. in very good condition:
near several schools; possession with title;
house that VII IL soon pay for itself; price.
For sale-In q very good downtown NV.
section; II fine large rooms. baths, steam
heat and gas; fine large yard: under good
rental: this IL fine piece Of property. also
good Investment; price. 81. 900; attractive
terms.
P. F. CARLEY.
F. 6163. 617 st. NV
A GOOD BUY IN A HOME IN NORTH CO.
lumbia Heights. The house has six rooms
and bath. front and rear porches; hot-water
heat. electric lights. hardwood floors, garage.
Price, $500: very reasonable terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-15-18 Bond bldg 18th & n. Y. ave.
Main Az.
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1o9 SHEPHERD ST NV ROOMS, TILED
bath. electricity, gas. INV h.: double garage:
deep lot; well built. Col 9S,;6 after pm.
Evening star., 1922-09-19

BY OWNER. 1877 RANDOLPH ST. NV
Tapestry brick, { large rooms. reception hail.
= haths, atti". large front nr~c: double rear
porcheS screened. up aud down. ami. Scar
brick garagr: It "JxI+a = Inspection hy
appointment. PhoE" A6amS 1:,:.2. o5'
Evening star., 1922-09-19

JUST ONE LEFT. IGS KENNEDY ST. NV
u rooH1S and baIu. dem II. :, fu'if ~
20 date in every detail: price. $3.50: $1,000
cash and monthly payment: open TIL pm.
j II have houses arotnd corner. bib 10 OIL
Fsli ST. NV. like above. completed in few
days: same price. tlIAS. ]. WALKER, owner
and bnilder. 1901 + ST. NV. Your broker.
7 axe Capital Traction Go. ear marked Ia
irma and get off ut 18th and Kennedy. or
Georgia line and get OF AZ Kennedy 81.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01

VIM F. Kay of Chicago arrived Fri
day for couple weeks visit with rel
atives. Mr.. Kay was a resident OF
Swan River for many years, leaving for
Chicago 16 years ago.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01
CHANCE TO IMPROVE
I COUNTY FATE y

CHANCE 10 IMPROVE 100 5,s
COUNTY FAIR JUDGING
I How to make Judging work at state
county and community fairs more edu.
cational, and therefore of increased
value to exhibitors and patrons, is be.
ing given more consideration by the
agricultural extension people Of the
university than ever before. y
The judging or awarding Of prem
iums is now largely left to disinterest-
ed experts from the outside, especially
from the agricultural college through
the extension service, = says r. s.
Macintosh, university specialist in
horticulture. :" Many people want to
be- shown just why and how awards
are made in the various classes. Often
the specific reason why a certain am.
NAL or article has been given first po
sition over another should be answered
by the judge. This has prompted the
providing Of special facilities for pub
lie demonstrations in judging SO thai
the judge may explain the reasons fol
his acts.
"Officials of fairs should provide ar
adequate arena where demonstration:
can be given in the judging of som.
of the more important classes at Ger
tain definite periods. To accomplish
this the superintendent and officials
will have to get the exhibits stagec
Systematically and on time. During
the fair season this fall, consideration
will be given to providing a time and
place at a few fairs to demonstrate
that this ideal can be carried out te
the advantage of all concerned.'
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01
TRACTOR SAVES DAY.
45a Ia8s ON PEAT T.ANn FARM

Visiting the Rydell farm, Is miles
out of Minneapolis, J. L. Larson, agri.
cultural engineer at University Farm,
noticed a few things pertaining to the
use of tractor that showed very
clearly some Of it's possibilities. The
farm is composed mostly of low peat
land on bogs and in spring it is i'm
possible to get on the field with hors-
es. T."
"a small tractor of the two-p1ow
size has been equipped with special
wheel extension and Jugs, and they find
that the work can be do1e very nicely
and in due season. says Mr.. Larson
''They also have several meadows
growing an excellent stand of grass,
but too wet in spots to make haying
practical with horse-drawn implements.
By using a tractor, the grass is cut,
raked, and the hay hauled off without
much difficulty.
FThis is only one Of several cases
| where the tractor can be adapted to
some seemingly impossible job. Own
ers will find their tractor a more prof
liable investment. if they will put it
to moro uses and cultivate more lana
as DR.. Rydell has done''
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01
ST ATE DEP AR s
UNITE IN BIG SHOW
FAIR VISITORS WILL BE SHOWN
WHAT rs GIVEN IN RETURN
53 FOR TAXES

Departments of the state govern
zment-47 in all including various IN
stitutions-are joining to make their
exhibits under one big roof at the
state fair this year the big special at
traction, just as aerial circuses, wal
exhibits and other features were draw
ing cards at other fairs. =
The state departments are using 80,
900 feet of floor space in the huge
steel building on machinery hill fol
displays designed first to entertain and
then to inform visitors Of the returns
given them for state taxes levied. The
general committee predicts that there
will be less demand for reductions in
taxes when citizens learn from inspec
ton of the state exhibits of all the
tax funds buy. g.. 49,.
Latest radio appliances will both
send and receive daily at the exhibit
of the University of Minnesota. Dem
~onstration of the practical use Of wire
less will include that Of how market
quotations, concerts and SO forth car
be obtained on the farm.
Free motion pictures will tell q gooo
roads story and graphically show bet
ter roads progress in Minnesota at the
space given the state hig nway depart
ment. Free highway maps will be Civ
sen out, also information on highway
plans and policies.
A big menagerie Of animals, birds
and fish will make up the wild life
showing on the game and fish depart
ment.
A binder Irvine machine from the
prison factory will be in operation IN
one of II exhibits by institutions un'
der the state board Of control. Many
other interesting and instructive show
ings are being made ready for the big
show.
The state departments exhibits will be
free to all visitors.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01
ST. CLOUD NEWSPAPER
RQBBED. THREATENEO

St. Cloud, Aug. 25.-St. Cloud police
are puzzled by mysterious robbery
of the st. Cloud Times plant, accom-
panied by threat Of dynamiting. All
the linotype machines were stripped
of their spacebands. The robbers left
note reading: "Beware of strike
Next time dynamite.'' The reference
to a strike is believed to be blind
as the Times has never had strike
and employs union labor. Besides
stripping the machines, the thieves
took from the editorial room few
boxes of pencils, two or three pairs OF
scissors and two letter openers. Other
articles of greater value were left I'M
disturbed.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01

When Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Curtis re-
turned home Sunday evening from Sank
Rapids, where they attended the Ben.
ton county fair, they found all the
lights in their home turned on and the
back door open. Mr.. Curtis believes
that burglars were in the house when
they came home and escaped through
the back door as the family entered
through the front door.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01

An attempt was made to gain en-
trance to the OVAL Bros, grocery store
on Second street northeast Thursday
evening of last week. r An effort had
been made to pry the rear door open
and to break a hole in it, without sue
cess.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01
ROBERT RICHARD LEGION SER
VICE OFFICER

Robert Richard of this city has been
appointed service officer for this ter
ritory for the U. S. Veterans Bureau.
The appointment was made by w. T.
Mollison, district employment repre-
sentative. AS service officer Mr.. Rich
ard will look after the employment
problem for the local post and assist
in placing trained veterans in posi-
-tiOns.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01

Rev. Shelley Robinson and family Of
Trent, S. D., stopped in Little Falls
the first of this week for a visit with
old acquaintance. They made the trip
by automobile and camped at tourist
camping grounds while here. Rev. Rob-
inson was in the variety store business
here a number Of years ago. He is now
an ordained minister Of the Baptist
church.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01

R. L. Nichols made high score at the
gun club shoot Friday evening, freak
ing % out of 25 pigeons. Mark Yer
tin was second with 20 out of 80.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01
CLUB GIRL IN EARLY
ssTEENS' BAKES FOR So

Clara Marie King, l4-year-old
school girl of Koochiching county, won
the highest honors in Glass B in bread
making at the county contest and will
compete at the state fair for state hon
ors in her class. She spent last winter
with her parents who we're in charge
of lumber camp in the Koochiching
woods. Fifty lumber jacks, hungry as
wolves, had to be fed three times a
day.
According to her report to T. A. Er,
ickson of University Farm, the state
club leader, Clara baked 5lS loavcs OF
yeast bread, 60 loaves OF quick bread
and AZ l-2 dozen rolls or other forms OF
quick bread.
"In making bread I became inter.
ested in baking other things,'' she
writes. "The cook taught me how to
make cookies, doughnuts, cakes and
pies. Nearly every morning before
school I used to make seven or eight
pies. In the evening I mixed pancake
batter and made quick bread or cake
"During Christmas holidays, the
cook hurt his arm. Mother and had
to do the cooking for the SO men. ]
did all the baking while mother did
other things. On Saturdays 1 was very
busy, forasI always made bread, pies
and cakes and usually cookies. dough
nuts or something like that u
This is record Of achievements in
which any experienced homemake1
might well take pride.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Asa NJ. Wallace. OF
Sank Centre motored to this city FRI
day and Mrs. Wallace entered st. Ga
briel' 8 hospital for surgical treatment.
Mrs. allace viii likely return home
Sunday Mr.. Wallace Isl editor OF the
ESauk Centre Herald.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01

Adam Asker, who is visiting at the
home of his uncle, Geo. Asker of Gull
drum, was badly injured Friday in a
fall from the hay loft Of barn. He
fell from the loft to the cement floor,
distance Of about l6 feet. One elbow
was badly injured and Mr.. Asker was
injured internally.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01

Mrs. Helen Nelson returned Friday
evening from Rochester where she sub
mitted to medical examination. Mrs.
Martin Wotzka, who went to Rochester
in company with Mrs. Nelson, remain
ed for surgical treatment.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01

The Peter G. Szyperski residence in
Pike Creek was completely destroyed
by fire Tuesday morning, together with
all contents, entailing loss of several
thousand dollars. The fire broke out
on the second floor and spread so rap
idly that the family did not have time
to save anything. The fire is believed
to have started from the chimney. Mr..
Szyperski had but $500 insurance on
the house and contents.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1922-09-01

J. H. Taillefer, former resident Of
Little Falls who is now with the Louis
F. Dow Company of st. Paul, was here
this week calling on the trade and m
.cidentally visiting old friends. Mr..
Taillefer left Little Falls twenty five
years ago and has not been here since.
until this week. He was impressed
with the great changes that have
taken place here and he pronounced
this 9 real metropo oils Nj. Taillefcr,s
father was engaged III the Contracting
business and he built several local
uildings, ending st. Francis Xavier
church and the Bailey building.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02

George had not expected anything Of Cha. kind so Inc aartel t0 run. 1ut Jaok overlook him and in Che next two minutes hc mado himself oId wIth au thc other boys by ad- mu.aIerIue Gu.c.am drubbInr to "Tatlot.aI" George The latter had boen yelling Enough" an Che umc. but Jack told him. "l am tho judge 0l whom you have had enough " When he finally quit punching George ho helped him to hls feot and said.
 "I want. you .0 promise right hore and now and before ail thco boys tHat you win never aelu log a lroub'c-maEcr. Chat you win never aH.u e0 t0 one boy and tol him % lot of stun that is not true and ah1l. what another boy nid Come ou and talk right out or ] win give you as much more as you hayo al- roady received"
 It was a bitter doso for George and Inc diHiEod very much to do as Jack had told him. but Inc did not want any more lighting a1 he finally biurl- od. "I p-p-r0mi.a i0 u-u-n-cror a-a- gain tt-oIl I-i-iie to o-o-no b 10 oy a-l-a-11u. au-lH-aH-othcr."
 And George EeDl hIs word and
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02

and .. u. everybody
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-12-02
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