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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-16

The Lakeland fire department will
soon be putting up as nifty an appear
ance as the police department, which
has been attracting much favorable
comment since the arrival of the new
uniforms. The fire boys are ordering
their suits today, and will soon turn
out in blue serge and nickel blu tons.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-16

By special lady representative of the packers
Every M invited to call and paake.
10 off regular price all RCEU goods during the dem
which Coffee and such canned products
q Peaches, Apricot Cherries Asparagus
We will offer several other bargains during the SALE
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-16

To break "a cold take G6G. 80. -.
FOR SA1E-Four brood sows. one
boar, twelve pigs. w. Q. Gilman,
Gay Center, Polk county, Fla.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-16

66g quickly relieves a cold.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-16

W. B. Pedigo, of Tampa, who for
the last eighteen months has been tel
egraph editor and editorial writer on
The Evening Telegram, has resigned
that position to go into business in
Tampa, where his family resides. Mr..
Pedigo has made many friends and
admirers i'll Lakeland. Beside his ex.
perience in the newspaper world, he
was fitted for the work by years of
experience as a lawyer and in poll
tics, having been mayor Of Parkers-
burg, w. Va, at one time, and his as
sociates and friends here regret his
decision to give up the work.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-02-16

Reckless" Johnson, the daring
balloon man, was engaged by the Ma
tional Realty Auction Company to
make a balloon ascension Sunday al
ternoon from Lake Hunter Terrace,
the new subdivision ON Lake Hun .er,
and after rising 1000 feet, Mr.. John
son found his balloon was leaking and
he was obliged to make his parachute
descent without choosing a landing
spot. AS result, he lit in the middle
of the lake, from which he was res
cued by residents of the lake front
who rushed to his aid with rowboa:s.
Mr.. Johnson has therefore cut another
notch in whatever it is on which he
records his narrow escapes.
Evening star., 1922-12-11

THE BIGGEST VALUES IN THE CITY.
Corner-Detached-C Chase. $3.50. Easy Terms
trucio o chcdon st. Of
n' @
Northeast Bargain 5000. Easy Terms
Near Dupont Circle. $o85O. Easy Terms.
A
New Home-Excellent Location $3.50.
lose to cars. andT
an
Interior finish mahogany and old ivory $1,000 cash and s' month everything
Beautiful Cleveland Park. $155OO. Easy Terms
o
On Lamont ST. NV. $6S50. Easy Terms.
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG,
1lO8 10th St. NV. Phones: Main 372-Main 100.
Member Washington Real Estate Board
Evening star., 1922-12-11
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR End TRUST
notes: first trusts placed; prompt replies. See
Mr.. WlLLETT. 1909 H st. NV Main 1923.
WANTEI re bUY-sGS3HR bUYs6T}S!s TRTsT NOTES
az @ 3 Sut. st. NV. se Main soss. y A.A'i w.
WE Will LOAN YOU SMALL SUN FROM
800 to $500. secured against 6rst. second or
brokerage: Z per cent interest: quick service.
Commercial Loan and Finance Corporation, 921
18th st. NV
Ely su1 sscoSD .GS rEIsr SeTEs q
". McClaine. $40 Colorado bldg. Main s2sl.
We HAVE avAUABLE FOR lMMEDIATi
i9nsa,.s. p e s.: ..s:s;:: Ss.b guarantees
,los ,.ts %s.lstM i. NV. h HAH1USfi M.,o 81.
I6NEf 10 LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT On
T ever $4,000 and security :'ti'f.e.oTY. :.
e aud v1ns on month,
.ss fs;i S;s'e CO.. ass s'
and q: Interest .
% ana IS SHANNON q LucHs;
MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans d. G. real estate: prevailing interest
and commission rates.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1852 n. 7. ave.
MONEY TO loan ON REAL ESTATE Ar
FIVE AND OSE-HALF PER CENT
ON STRONG BUSINESS OR APARTMENT
HOUSE SECURITIES:
ONE PER CENT COMMISSION TO %.
Tyler & Rutherford. Inc,
lois VERMONT AvENUE NV.
We Make First Trust Loans.
All applications given prompt sttention.
Funds Immediately available. Chargss ssa-
CHAS. D. SAGER,
Main SO. Loan Debt. 92a 18th ct. nv.
REAL. ESTATE FINANCING.
Any Amount. Moderate.
7E First Mortgage Notes.
QUISTER. THOMAS T. CO..
Sl9 18th NV, Main S4l0.
MONEY AT 6es. AVAILABLE FOR LOANS
on improved city proretty-any amount.
Applications answered Immediately
WARDMAN,
1880 K ct. Main llsi.
MONEY TO LOAN on b. I. real, EsTATa
10 any amount At prevaiin: interest. JESSE
Z: nEISKELI.. Ills Eye ct. nv:
MONEY TO LOAN ON I'lS1 RIOT REAL rs
tate. secured by first second trust. MAR.
SHALL MckIRREN. 300 Wood'd hlig. y. 3g13.
! HAVE MONEY To LOAN on D. c. REAL
estate arst and second trust.
n. II. ROLAND DRCRY.
Main q. 204 Woodward hlie.
Evening star., 1922-12-11
WANTED-LOTs.

SEVERAL LOTS SUITABLE FOR BUILDING
lin the District; would take small acreage
tract; can pay cash. Address Box 22222 D. Star
office.
Evening star., 1922-12-11
WOODLEY PARK.

WOODLEY PARK.
$11 800.
There Ia seldom house offered In this at
tractire and convenient section at the above
price. This home is brand new and modern in
every detail. Six large rooms. tile bath. extra
lavatory. oak floors. elec. lights. h.-w.h.. front
and double rear porches. pantry with concrete
floor and other added features. Room for ga
rage. Reasonable terms
Hedges & Middleton. Inc.
1884 St. NV. Phone Main 1923.
NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE IN CHEVY CHASE.
ready to occupy. $4,000: :.oO0 down. balance
easy.
II. G.. LOHR, BUILDER,
css Carroll ST.
Phone Col. 5554-W. Takoms Park.
4 NCMRER OF SELECT HOMES ALI. SEC
tious. especially the heights. GIL rooms.
much below market values on accommodating
terms. Possession Of some with deed.
Exchange considered several.
Double frame house. lot 100x 1a0. grade.
high elevation; assessed valuation.
Nearly $4,000: consider offer IS. $50: terms.
Rest buy on market today.
Nr. 14n and SITS. Observation-Disclosures
brick: 6.r. and b.: garage: less than 5000. on
easy terms, take clear lot car in part trade.
or consider renting reasonable.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Main 1897. 1923 Ut.
Evening star., 1922-12-11
FOR SALE-STORES
NEW STORES.

NEW STORES.
4o174oI9 Georgia Ave. NV.
Facing Saul's Addition.
These stores arc well con-
structed and are located in a fast
growing section, where hundreds
Of homes are being built. Stores
are As feet deep and the lots are
no feet deep to a I5-foot alley.
An opportunity for any mer-
chant, speculator or investor.
Price. $1,000. on easy terms.
PRICE g. LURIA,
o2I 18th St. Main s42.
STORE AND APT.
Situated in good northwest section where
values are constantly enhancing. This is
bargain $3.50: terms.
GRAEME T. SMALLWOOD.
'See Mr.. E. 4. Garveyl.
1oc2 Vermont ave. Main 500.
Evening star., 1922-12-11

INSPECT
1bes~ new s.1-room colonial homes sesp
Lincoln Park: they have hardwood ncors. hot.
water heat. electric light. Pitts irg instas.
taneous heater and every modern COZ .enience
Terms $500 cash. $50 per month. including
all interest. Open and lighted every evening.
sold. 3 left.
SEE TONIGHT.
Kentucky ave and st. sc.
CHAS. d. RACER.
a29 18th ~ NV. Main 36
DETACHED HOUSE. NICE ROOMS. SLEEP
Ing porch: h.-w.h., gas and electricity: lot
55x1ls: high elevation Chevy Chase section
and car line. Price and terms attractive.
Phone Cleveland 1890.
BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER AND BUILD.
er A new dwelling. rooms. beautifully 6n-
ished tile bath: attractive electrical fixtures:
door connections for vacuum service: panel
doors throughout: French doors on nrst door
leading to breakfast porch: oak floors: ample
closet space: hot-water heat: laundry trays:
concrete cellar: mahogany and white trim:
extra large porches. 1880: 81 ono cash. SIS
month. including all interest. Address Boz 81
O. Star of4Pe,
Evening star., 1922-12-11

COLUMBIA HTS. VACANT
$500 for 4 lovely home Of large rooms
condition perfect: $500 cash. $75 per mo-
DAVIS & STEELE,
1920 y. 7. ave. NV. Main 60e2 Ssss.
DOWNTOWN.
large well constructed brick home nearly
3 feet wide. which is particularly adapted for
rooming and boarding purposes. Located within
easy walking distance OF the business section
and the government departments Ten spacious
rooms q bedrooms,. 3 modern baths. elec
lights. h.-w.h., exceptionally large living room:
room for garage. This property is absolutely
a bargain at $l4,5 Convenient terms.
Hedges 4 Middleton, Inc,
1884 H st. NV. Phone Main 1923.
Homes of New Ideas
and Features.
EASY TERMS.
The best bfand-new Groom and bath house
on the market today. Large porches. Beauti-
large lar % rooms and md tile % IL Kitchen - over % sink.
'''eA ''e'' = Z SOLD. SOLD LEFT.
Act quickly IL you want one.
Sample Rsa:s IS ON ss
WALTER A. DUNCAN,
Main 1o2s. i4io 4 st. NV Main loes
Best Value Along 18th St.
1857 Taylor st. NV; A-sq: 14th st. car line;
six large rooms. tiled bath. attic. elassed.
inelosed rear porch; concrete as.. front porch;
location. TO INSPECT: Phone e. NJ. WILLIS:
Jr.. Main SO72: after pm. Adams 1888. 13'
Evening star., 1922-12-11
FOR SALE-LOTS.

IFARTMENT HOUSE SITE. Io4x110 TO
paved and lighted alley: Conn. ave. be-
tween Garfield ~. and Cathedral OWNER.
Main 6935: 1893 woodward bldg. 18th and II.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE OyERLOOk-
ing 18th St: very reasonable price. Address
Ro1 3s2-C. 'sta- office.
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES. OVERLOOKING
18th st. and Rock Greek PARK. OWNER. Co
lumbia 421S. sitter pm.
A FEW CHOICE BUILDING; SITES COVERED
with ffe-s. overlooking Eock Greek PARK. inst
west of 18th St at varnun. Ph. OWNER.
Adams 93O Main 1914
CHOICE LOT. DETACHED HOME SECTION.
west of 1t;'h: value rapidly increasing. Ad-
dress Rox o22-C. star office. 25s
VERY DESIRABLE. BUILDING LOT IN
somerset. Md. 1O4A1S3 TT: all improvements:
fruit trees. Price. s1.5oO; terms Compare
this price with the price of other lots further
from the city.
PRATHER g. ROBINSON,
514l5-fB Bond Euldins
14th and New York Ave.
Main
Evening star., 1922-12-11

FOR SALE-COkORED.
An opportunity to secure a
lovely home on S st. near 18th.
NV, having 6 large rooms and
bath, cellar, front and rear yards.
Price and terms very easy.
B. B. PINN, Exclusive Agent,
712 Kenyon St. NV.
Phone Columbia 5817.
Evening star., 1922-12-11

K ST. NV. WEST OF 9th
Three-story and cellar brick
dwelling, fifteen rooms and three
baths; hot-water heat; house
in excellent condition; immedi-
ate possession. Price, $14,5OO.
Large cash payment required.
VIM. P. NORMOYLE,
$40 F St. NV.
Evening star., 1922-12-11


10000 sq. it. finest building
lots in Washington; near new
Eastern High School; located in
the Southeast section. Very easy
terms to home buyers and to
HOME BUILDERS. Only one
half cash TO builders. balance
second trust. Money loaned to
build. Will sell your houses at
big profit. There is crying
need for a thousand homes and
an instant demand for new
houses as soon as completed.
A'l lines transfer to this property. Two
blocks from Washington Railway and Capital
Traction lines. Build the home Of your dreams
In place you will he proud to live.
Sales Directors:
WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
Second Floor. 72s 18th st. NV.
telephones: Main s33; Evenings, Adams 1914.
E. H. TAGGART.
151S ST. NV. Call Main $500.
W. W. Keller.
1874 1lth st. Sc. Lincoln 2coj.
r. r. BEHREND. General Counsel.
Federal-Amercan Bank Building.
Evening star., 1922-12-11
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-Continued.
RRAND-NEW RIJNGAIOW

BKAND-NEW BUNGALOW.
BEST BARGAIN NEAR WASHINGTON.
Near cars. one car fare. High elevation on
4 large corner lot: rooms, brenkfact alcove
and bath: hot-water heat, elecrtic lights and
range open fireplace. wash tubs. cement walks.
Just the home for a young couple or elderly
couple: Don't fall to inspect any day or even
ing. Terms TO suit.
FRANK NJ. COWARD. Owner and builder.
Phone Hyattsville 195-W. Mt. Rainier, Nd.
ALCOVA HEIGHTS, VA.
Modern bungalows lots and acreage; easy
monthly payments; Is minutes from city.
Phone or call at residence, J. CLOYD BYARS.
Arlington. Va. lis
Evening star., 1922-12-11

Bargain-Chevy Chase. D. {.
S'1h ST RET LIVINGSTON AND MORRr-
-SoS: RCILT Up ALL AROUND WITH FINE
HOMES: EEAITIft'L VIEW: ALL IMPROVE
MENTS: Will SELL EQUITY FOR $slN:
RALaNt-E AT 3sc So. tr.: LOT COST THIS
LOT IN SECTION.
APPLY MIR. TALRERT,
NJ. 2O2l or NJ. 1851.
Evening star., 1922-12-11

BEST NEW s.RM.. c-B. DETACHED HOUSE
in the city for the price: reasonamle terms;
exclusive section. Col. 5058y, evenings
PETWORTH, NEAR SOLDIERS HOME-sIX
be appreciated: easy terms. Call Adams
Evening star., 1922-12-11

GOOD INVESTMENT.
51l5 to :119 Illinois avenue. between Kennedy
and Long fellow SITS. NV. sold. store and
home combined. Large storero'nn. kitchen and
dining room on first fonr. End floor. porch
bedrooms. bath and large living room: For
sale by any broker or owner. W. q. IRWIN
Phone Columbia 1895 1os
Evening star., 1922-12-11
D. C. ACREAGE.

FOR SALE.
TIN ACRES OF LAND NEAR BUREAU OF
standards: ripe" for subdivision: immediate
sale home sites for bureau of standards
empioyes: must sell quick TO close out syn
d, ate; Offer wanted.
Z. H. TAGt;ART, Recall Estate.
1918 ST. NV.
Evening star., 1922-12-11

A seal home situated In the prettiest sec
tion Of Petwprth: brick construction. Of large
rooms and bath; house has hot-water heat.
hardwood floors and trim front. sleeping and
breakfast rorcfes. electricity and gas and Is
In Al condition: the woodwork Is the finest
and it has a two car garage. Be sure and see
this house.
Evening star., 1922-12-11

111O NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, IN FIRST
commercial zone-6 rooms, bath, lat. heat:
suitable for any business; price, 50, 600. Call
Adama 1919 ICE
Evening star., 1922-12-11

SOUTHEAST BARGAIN = NEAR CAPITOL.
Library and House ONCE bldg. faces Garfield
Park; g large rooms. h-w.h.: $1,000: very req
sonable terms can be arranged. Address Box
246-C. Star Office.
18th ST. NEAR FAIRMONT sT-sEMI-DE.
tached house of 8 large rooms, In excellent re-
pair and modern throughout; home Of merit
and comfort at q reasonable price.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
14l0 c st. NV. Main s4l3.
REALTOR.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-14
former Emperor William
Emerging From His Seclasion

Doorn, Holland. Sept. 6.-Sin::e
.be dismissal of the Prussiar
Cou.t Ion Gonttar,I. former En-
peror Williams Court Marshal,
from the royal household here,
William has begun to lead
much freer existence. and he no
longer appears TO fear the gaze OF
the public Count Won Gontha-d
vas a strong advocate Of 'he strict
est seciusion. but now that he is no
longer IN Office the former emper-
ur does not hesitate TO Work IN MS
garden in full view of passe;s-',E-
He clips and trims tir-treeS
within Il few feet of the foct3ati.
which encircles the grounds. ana
with only wire fence between alr
ard the public. He talks inces-
sently OF forestry and The care Vi
Trees. The former var lore is hay
ing he dense woods which sur
ronnd the park thinn-d oui: aa! sse
is himself taking an active pa''- m
the work. He looks ci,ecfful and
;,a.tItt7y
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-14
Cotton.
lC;lar!otte observef)

The South Carolina farmers
have agreed that. based on cost Of
production. cotton is worth 80 IL
cents a pound. and they arc to
meet on October II to sign UP for
a holding movement. Undcubted-
l., in. view OF conditions Of de-
o,and ami. supply. cotton ought to
be bringing ,. cents and more. but
the farmers nave been feeding the
market just enough to keep prices
around the 2o-cent level. 1t is go
Ing 10 stay there so long Us the
farmers are willing to seH. Th"
:tt.ini;ted falling oti, IN production
ls3s had no effect in siabitiZ'ns
prices upon a higher basis. and no
,faat:er the conditions, higher prices
ar. not going 10 conc with cotton
iinwing 10 the markets. Domestic
s.oc,.s have been reduced to
,,n;nl hetuW 3.e4o 600 ba.es--tl,c
Warehou.ns OF the manufacturers
ale Carrying dwindiine stocks while
In. production of the s"aso" VIII
sclrnetN exceed lV.VVu,"p" ID ''-S.
NrH York authorities are colnput-
ile= ,liat The farmers should be
satisfied with 20 cents. for at that
e.:@..,.. their crops would bring
:.bou, 5000. ooe.cee. which. the>
arcas. i Well above the average
,u;.ic of thc cotton crop IN past
year.. entirely overlooking iDe
-acs 7hat tfr Nalu" OF ths cotton
crpo ''in rasf Years. MAS never
what il should have been.
/, secns that the holding of cot
.,l. from tn. market is the only
p,aciici. plan by which the farm
.e,s can be heuefited. and We are
s";ns Ia see how the determination
oe The South Caroline; Farmers IS tc
,,.,1 o,if
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-14
REV. j. r. JESTER, o. D.
Who viii lead the Evanegistc Campaign at the
Church Beginning Sunday. October 5t sssss

:
ENangelistic Ganapaigu in HNelghs:
". Ii that camp Rr: 70:
w: Truetts did the Dfeac ching I9ss.s
Truett said Of Bro: oliver and sllas.
direction of the insssc duff
series of meetings, and hsssald,
this to Brother Olive binise s:yS
are the most satIsfa etofs slnssfs
L have exer had. -; asssse .aresln
fortunate to baFes him schaESes
of our music, and lead tlaes.sta gaHgs
FOR US during our meeting: es
pastor desires to 'inyste nfoss cefss
dialiy at VINO VIII fsto come and
help in the singing sss,sss.s..t:s s /
BY this brief Word concerplrg
these brethren VIII D are. 30 sheaE, sus
and also by til cir. smiling faces.
that appear III. MS issue we take.
pleasure IN intro oducing tegsnsn
and our congreg egatien part tieniaTsys
Dr. j. Jester Of inst
\. c.. who viii preach durings tsae.
meeting aud Bro: Eugene o1lye3
of Mount Airy, c.. = Who VIII
have charge Of our nasic. y x
w ETH a y15S2-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-14
Modern Villas Covering Site
of Ancient Carthage

Carthage, Tunis. French. Africa.
Sept. i-.The site of ancient
Carthage is BEING sold Oft and di-
yidad into buildins lots. and the
surrounding hills. rich in history.
are beiGg slowly covered with res
identiai villas.
Archaeo;ogis.s point out that if
this building is, permitted to con-
tinue, their excavation work will be
seriously l.;,napered as the new
proprieso.s object to invaslons OF
their yards by .worknren. no mas
ter what treasures OF history may,
lie underneath.
Two. French government en-
sployes Of the department OF Tin;s
lately bought a piece Of sseund on
the site aof the Old city, and before
building. their house started TO find
ont what was underneath the sur
face After patient digging they
discovered d temple of Tanit.
Ualess he French government
stops the sale. real estate agents
will shortly put on the market
some 24e acres OF the site of Car
tiiage, at a total sale price of $780,
600.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-14
Livestock Industry cutgrowth of
The Fair.
j. a Murkin. chief Of ruhlici

J. a Murli;n. chief O. publicity
OF The Southern Packing Corpora
ton s&!rs::
The improved live stock indus
tr.!a- is The outgrewth Of the fair.
.sll the great breed registry associa-
t;sns haze been organized since the
fairs were goins concerns. Breed
registry associations were the out
growth of the opportunities and
necessities created by the fair. Live
stcck OF every breed was shown at
fairs before it had a fegistry as
soc:a.ion. After the best was as
ccrta;ned by showing it became
necessary to orga nize to perpetua.e
the successful blood BY showing
the offspring Of competing blood
l;nes prepotency Vas discovered. /.
Tn these ways. tire fairs are abso-
lu!elY essential institutions for the
success and progress Of those en-
gagged in the purebrca industry.
People learn more from seeing
than in any other way. a man,
y Du.S W c1o, w Va itiI-''S,'
can learn from the models he sees
iloweyer hard It may be for him
10 learn from the abstractions OF
theories propoupded in print. When
lie secs tie model. he knows. Al
most one-third OF onr nation s
population attends the fairs of this
country. annually. There is. there
fore. no greater opportun!ty offer
cd the farmer and stocksuan te
learn, and there is nc other cp-
portunity comparable for the
breeder to get the public acQuaint-
ed with him and his livestock.
I, is the best common school
for the common man! Since ever;
generation must learn for itself
there is a new class every year and
thousands more ready to take .
post graduate course. Man may
inherit prosperity. but he can not
inherit knowledge, therefore. this
great school. the fair, is perpetual
IN the Fundamental elements.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-10-14

ice plant formerly stood, includ-
ing the three tenant houses, at a
yearly rental OF s75e.00. payable
monthly in advance.
The Health Officer was author
lied to purchase a secondhand
Remngton typewriter for use in
his office from Lucas & Van Aukcn
at a cost of $4,000.
An odinance Of the City of sum
ter to raise supplies for the year
commencing January tst. 1922.
and ending December 31st, 1922.
had its first reading. and passed
to the second.
An ordinance TO levy an annual
tax to provide sinking fund for
the purpose of retiring at maturity
one hundred thousand dollars in
bonds Of the City of Sumter had its
first reading. the aye and no
vote resulting as follows: aye
Jennings. Rafieid and Mcleod;
"no, none.
The ordinance to declare the re-
suit of. an election to determine
whether or not the City Of Sumter
shall issue bonds not exceeding the
sum Of two hundred and fifty
thousand .{$25e, ,o00.0e) dollars.
for the sole purpose Of paving the
expenses and liabilities incurred in
the improvements of streets and
sidewalks when the abutting prop
erty owners are being assessed for
two thirds OF the costs thereof, and
to authorize the issuance Of two
hundred and fifty thousand fs250,-
Go0.0e) dollars in bonds for the
sole purpose OF paving the eS-
penses and liabilities incurred IN
the Improvement of streets and
sidewalks when the sbuttins prop
erty owners are being assessed for
two-thirds of the costs thereof,
and to provide sinking fund
therefor
After lying on the desk Of the
Clerk for a period of one week
in its present form. after the
second reading. received its third
reading and ordered adopted, the
vote Being as follows:
AYE. Mayor Jennings, Council
a,en Raffield and Mcleod.
.sNay-None.