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The Winslow mail., 1922-03-24
HAPPENINGS AMONG
THE CITY PEOPLE

Mrs. and Mrs. w. E. Smiley enter
tanned last week with cards in hon
or of Miss Margaret Moon. teacher
in the schools who left for her home
at Detroit, Michigan.
Miss Margaret Moon who has been
a teacher in the city schools here
during the present term, has resign
ed her position and has left for her
home at Detroit, Michigan.
Is Miss Hobbs flapper? She sane
tions tweed knickers, but she hates
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sughrue are
the proud parents of an eight pound
girl that arrived at their home this
past week. Mother and child are re-
ported to be doing nicely.
Saturday evening, March rs, the
Junior Glass of the Winslow High
School will present at the Washing
ton Auditorium a real live cast in
Miss Hobbs, four-act comedy
stuffed full of fun
Mrs. A. p. Jump. two sons and
daughter Bertha leave tonight for
Phoenix for short visit and
change of climate.
Mesdames B. B. and G.. S. Neel en-
tertained lost Saturday afternoon
with four tables of bridge at the
former. Mrs. Robert Powell was
the winner of the first prize and
Miss Irene milestone won the sec
ond. A two course luncheon was
served after the games.
What should be done with wo-
man who estranges lovers and
breaks up homes? Miss Hobbs ans
wers.
Mrs. w c. Arnold and daughter
Lillian have gone to Phoenix for the
week end.
Gustave Becker, road enthusiast
of Springerville, was reported to
have been seen in the city the fore
part of the week but be failed to
call on we editor, although we are
a modest road booster ourself We
certainly would call on. Mr.. Becker
if we visited Springerville and we
would be received with a glad hand,
too
Miss Hobbs please read: Ship
ahoy. Good Chance sails Saturday
evening with the perfect man on
board
Miss Edith Champion, of Brown
wood, Texas, arrived Sunday for a
visit with her brother, r. l. Champ
ion, who is connected with the j. G.
Penney Company of this city.
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-24

Mrs. G. a. Futrell and son, family
of Conductor Futrell. has left for
Santa Ana, California, where they
had been called on account of the
illness fo relatives. They left the
first of the week.
Timekeeper Gilbert H. Graves has
returned from week end visit with
relatives at Needles, California.
Switchman r. r. Griffith has left
for Los Angeles where he will take
in the sights for a few days
Mrs. Harry Leseman, wife of
Brakeman Leseman, has returned to
this city from Stockton, California,
where she has been for the past
few weeks.
r. l.. McNelIy has been cut off the
firemens board due to reduction in
forces on account of slack business
and has left for Williams where he
will make his future home.
Conductor f. j. Thayyer has left
for business trip to Prescott.
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-24
ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE

Last Friday afternoon Mesdames
e. c. Gilpin and Q. L. Gray enter
tanned at bridge at the home of Mrs.
Gilpin. The Saint Patrick's Day
scheme was followed out both in the
decorations and the two course
luncheon. Mrs Erwin B. Hebert
was winner of the first prize and
Mrs. William Parr won the second
prize. Those present were Mesdames
Martin Dadey, William Daze, G. C.
Bazell, Chas. Daze, c. ]. Spellmire
Arthur Baldridge. " H. Wilsbn, Jas
Claffey, John Drumm. Robert Pow
ell, c. D. Richardson, w. D. Chase,
Joseph Donahue, Chris Sorensen, A.
r. Kleinienst, B. Sonders, V. H.
Driver, G. NJ Gibson, Desmond Ma
honey J. F. Mahonev, William Parr,
Ray Lancaster, V. c. Proctor, Jas
Hickey, w. L. Morrison. Bruce Mat
THE, III. c. Graveley, William Mat
THE, Thomas Ouebedeaux, Geler!
Ramage, Erwin b. Hebert, Clifford
G. Grover. Robert R. Sutherland, c.
w. Barstow BENJAMIN Evans, Ralph
Wood, L. H. Ball, Edward Matthews
A. z. Gillard. Robert Walton F. L.
Riley Isadore Rake, r. L. Walcott,
George Sampson, Jr., San Folsom,
r. G. Kaufman, r G. Bazell. r. E.
Chambers, and Miss Julia Mahoney
The out of town guests were Mrs,
Edward Howell of Navajo, Arizona
Mrs 0. w. Schleuter of GallUp. New
Mexico, and Mrs. Frank Chaddek of
Oakland, California.
Following the bridge party on Fri
day afternoon Mesdames Gilpin and
Gray again entertained Saturday ev-
ening at bridge, the following being
present: Mesdames Neil Wilson,
Everett Walcott, NJ A. Burnev. H. f.
Savage. J. Janeway, Thomas Ingle-
dew. Herbert Doaner, G. G. Bazell,
NJ. T.. Hebert, Elmer Black. B. b.
Neel, Joseph Daze, Hubert Richard
son, and Carl Behn, Misses Gladys
Gibson, Pauline Woods, Attic Preat,
Teresa Monroe, Ellen Ward, Louise
and Ella Dedey, Marguerite Wyrick.
and Clara Campbell. The out of
town guests we're Mrs. Edward
Stiles of Magdalena. New. Mexico
Mrs. Arthur Schuster of Holbrook
and Miss Florence Van Zant of San
Diego. California At this party
Mrs. G. c. Bazell was the winner OF
the first prize and Mrs Edward
Stiles won the second. Afterwards
a two course luncheon was served.
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-24
ST. PAUES EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Second Street

Sunday, March 26
1000 a. m. Sunday School.
4 p. m., Confirmation.
1850 p. M, Evening Prayer and
Sermon.
Wednesday, March 20.
2:30 D. m. st. Martha's Guild in
the Guild Hall.
s p. m., Lenten Service and Ad-
dress.
Strangers are cordially invited to
all our services.
REV. H. H. GILLIES, Vicar
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-24
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Rev. w. l.. Martin, Pastor

Bible School, 9:45 a. IN.
Preaching at II a. and 1880 p. m.
Christian Endeavor. $50 p. m.
Prayer and Bible Study, Wednesday
1880 p. m.
in the pre-Eas' er Campaign, and the
members are all urged to invite or
bring their neighbors with them to
church
Keep in mind the cvangelistic SER
vices to begin the first Sunday in
April and continue over Easter.
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-24
HIS CHARACTER

''What kind of man is BROWNE"
We'll, il someone would offer him
a position as wine faster for the
government, he'd want to know what
the salary was. "-Wayside Tales
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-24
LIKELY so

Dobbs: All, how do you like this
home brew? Fine, eh? | made the
stuff out of my own head from an
original recipe.
Hobbs: I don't believe I'll drink
any-it might be wood alcohol
Wayside Tales.
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-24
BASE BALL FANS, ATTENTION!

All base ball fans and all those
Winslow people who believe in the
city having a base ball team this
season. are requested to meet at tho
City Hall at 2:30 Sunday afternoon.
1t is the national sport and we have
some good players. The team last
season did much to keep Winslow
on the map and it certainly needs
a team this season to do likewise.
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-24
NJ. e. CHURCH SERVICE
Rev. o. L. Enyeart

9:45 a. m. Church and Bible
School.
HOO a. m. Morning Worship.
$50 p. m. Epworth League
1870 p. m. Song and Preaching
Service.
Beginning April the evening SER
vice will be set back one half hour,
or o'clock.
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-24
NOTICE TO PROPERTY HOLDERS

County Assessor w. E. Shumway
will be in the city during next week.
During the forenoons he will be in
the field Afternoons he can be To-
Gated at the City Hall. All proper
ty owners who have not made re-
turns are requested to see him.
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-24
APRON PARTY

Bethany Circle of the Christian
Church will have an apron party,
March 31st Everyone is invited. A
penny for each inch Of your waist
line will be the admission.
The Winslow mail., 1922-03-24
THE PAY RUN

Mix: 1t certainly pays to do right
in the long run.
Fix: Yes, but il is such a long
run !-WaySide Tales.
The Washington times., 1922-11-04
JOHN T. WILLIAMS,

si7 l,th.r W Phone Main 46l3
NEW 5-room bungalow, water. sewer,
heat and cellar, lot i0xl0O. price.
$4,000. terms Rice & Jackson, owners
and builders cottage city, Md,
The Washington times., 1922-11-04
NEAR 10TH AND SPRING PL.
WOODLEY PARK.
LANIER PL., NEAR 18TH AND
COIUMRIA RID

This very substantial dwelling, very large
roOIIs and reception hall with open
fireplace. II offered for sale for less
than what ii would cost to build to-
day. Eight beautifully ARE nged rooms,
master bedrooms ? baths, hOt-water
heat. electric lights; builtsn garage;
front ana rear porChes. sleeping porch,
hardwood floors, screens ana awnings
PRIt +. $l6.0D0. terms. 1881
The Washington times., 1922-11-04
First Commercial Zone
SO. 9.5O0-Nacant.

Fairmunt n,ar mn st y. W. a cozy
little horue Of rooms and tile bath
newly papersd and painted; must Sc" to
appreciate. S5l.25 pays interest and prin-
The Washington times., 1922-11-04
j. d. GARMAN
FINE HOME FOR COLORED
IN JE DROIT PARK

District National Bank Bldg.
Mntn A2nn k'rn u lilIn 2Nh2
The Washington times., 1922-11-04

Splendid colonial home Of rooms.
m. ho;-water heat, electricity, oak
floors and trim. double poTChes; deep
lot garage. fruit Exceptional chance
for discriminating Colored buyer to get
unusually high class home in good
na < ghborhood at low price. Near Dunn
barton High and Howard University.
81 5O0 Convenient terms. BOX A-o3
Times office
The Washington times., 1922-11-04
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY,


ala 18th ST y. " Main Gl7
ONE Of the best buys on Capitol Hill; {;
groom house. vacant; large pressed
brick. froDt pOrChes and large back
porCh"s; sleeping porch electric lights;
Larry" rooms. and entire property IN
beautiful condition; with double 2-story
brick garage. II YOU are looking for
RoOi buy and have large cash payment.
see thIs good property at once Price,
$500
The best buy in AnaCostiH; Groom mod
ern brick house, hot-water heat. gas.
electric lights. pOTChes, very wide
house. in excellent condition. praCt-
CaliN new. Price only S6.lj0
$3.50 cash or good first or second trust
on other property VIII max" your FIRST
payment dandy new bungalow,
25l6 Biadcnsburg rd. can he seen sun
d2y from to o'clock. strictly mod
ern in every respect, with hardwood
floors. 5 large rooms. with room for
rooms in the attic, built on large
business lots where ground Is becoming
valuable. Other payments very reason
able. Property clear and title perfect.
si,750--S. F.. location 6-roOm brick house;
iatrObe heat. gas lights; right large
lot. only s4O0 cash, other payments
S45 per month.
$500 -- beautiful northwest location:
groom house. w"lI-COnstructoi brick.
semi detached and brand hot
water heat. gas. electric lights;
pOrches This home will have to be
seen to be appreciated.
j. d. GARMAN
II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04
Jewelry and Watches
Wearing Apparel
'Wanted-To Buy

CALL ISAAC GIBBS-2o95. 90 buy your
old clothing. s3s French street.
INVALID CHAIK-One that can he used
in the house conveniently Phone 1870
OLD GOLD AND siLNER-We wiz pay
you the hiehes price b kieitz 4 Bro .
Cor sixth and Market streets
WANTED TO BUI-Old gold and sill yer
Willard y. Davis. eli East second St
WANTED TO BUY--U sed furniture
Mundy Bros FIFTH and Madison streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04

WHEN you've been keeping your eyes open for n
" attractive apartment at more attractive
rcnt--than the you've been living in for the past
year
But after looking all the places that you hap
pen to see decorated with Apartments For Rent
signs, you decide thnt they're all in exactly the
class with your own-not quite room enough and just
little too expensive
And you content yourself with talking great
deal about moving this Spring and asking your friends
to be to let you know If anything "Opens up in
any of their ncghborhoods, and you hope and wait and
hope and watand then you just wait
Until the day you happen to notice something about
Apartments and Flats in Every Evenings Classified
Section
And That Changes Everything!
Because you find more ads about moro attractive
sounding apartments than you thought could possibly
exist in town. and you 60 to look nj the that sound
nearest towhat you want and talk terms and find that
THEY'RE what you've been looking for too--and
you're all set to move the first of the MONTH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
,Nins-room house porches hot water
heat. bath eas and electric. stationary
wash tubs. garage
,Four-room apartment. with bath. on
West street
FOR SALE
Apartment house In the 600 block on
West Ninth street
suburban property. above Richardson
fark. Everything modern and In good
condition city convenience. must De sold
trncery store. an old established place
doing good business
FOR SALE
several properties with two or three
hundred dollars cash. can arrange mort
gage for balance
JAMES ]. COHEN
Phone 1878 W. $40 Market street
Real Estate and General Insurance.
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FARMS-For sale NJ w Vaughn. 9l4
Orange street
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APARTMENT Four rooms and bath.
por h. heat: all conveniences, 224 King
Phone ONNI
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04

APARTMENT-West street S22, three
rooms. bath, porch. yard. gas. electric,
modern convenieuces. Immediate DOS
session. Phone S23p
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INfFtfIa n 7 u, Dir tNIFs,
business Manaeer and secretary
$500. 600 HIGHWAY BONDS.
STATE nE NM 1 " pI

S5OO.O00 HIGHWAY BONDS
STATE OF DElAN ARE
Sealed proposals VIII bo received 10y the
State Treasurer OF Delaware until March
Is. 1922. at l O'Clock y. IA. Ter the nu--
chase ~ 100000 OF State BONDS AZ tho
State OF Delaware
said bonds vail bear date January /.
bearing 49, per CEN interest payable
semi-annually on the flrst days of January
and July of each year Bonds shall ha
payable forty years after the date there
OF. but the said bones ar any OF them
may be redeemed d. tee option Of the
State at the rate 81 Ins hundred and
five per ceDtum Uf the principal debt OF
the bond redeemed On any first daV of
January or nrst day Ct July after the
Issued one year. upon thi-ty days notice
properly advertised, principal aud in
terest payable at the Farmers Bank Of
the state OF Delaware At Dover Delaware
The bonds "a De coupon bonds with no
State tax. All bids must be addressed to
state Treasurer Dover. Delaware Bios
viii be received for the whole or any part
of the issue and must be accompanied by
q certified check for per cent OF the
Fisher. state Treasurer The right Is
reserved TO reject amy or all -slds
SAID bonds are issued under authority
Of an act entitled ala act TO create a sta
Highway Department. establishing a
! system OF state highways and providing
I for the imprO veDent and maintenance
thereof. and apprOpriatlng and borrowing
[ money therefor. passed by the General
Assembly OF the state OF Delaware and
approved by the governor April 2 1917,
GEORGE II FISHER
Stat. Traa Sstrnr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04

APARTMENTS rooms and bath. all
convenienccs. Good location, .S2S 1872
INQUIRE lO1 West Ninth street
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Houses For Sale

BARGAIN-New stone house square
plan, ten rooms, two baths; all modern
improvements; fine location. Call 2loS
Van nuren street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04
Look Before You The Houses Available Advertised Here


Artscl~s For. Sale 81
pool TAbl.kS--Wc deliver ana erect
tAhtcs In playing condition with new
eloth Ard pockcts for 800 and up
uradys. Eighth aud Orange strccts
TNPEW RtTER-For sale cheap. or will
rent ~ PER month. Phone 202S-J.
NAkNisH, FLOOR sTAINs--Au colors.
SprtAl ~ Per quart Hamburger and
h"obtns. 2o@-J3 West seventh street
1,n NATIONAL CASH REGISTER
SLIGHTLY used. $3.50 cash. Apply 200
West Tenth street
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EOR SALE

f22 McCabc avenue. o r. b. D. b a
beautiful home. mus be sold: owner
wi sacrifice
500 Wost xth. corner property. r. b,
all improvements
AIS West Twenty first s r. b. h h.
garag large lot. house in excellent
shape
II. kANOFSkI & SONS
DE aware Trust Building
Phone 1931. 90i King Street
Real Estate and Insurance.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04
Houses For Sale
BUSINESS

BUSINESS PROPERTY rooms.
bath. gas. electricity and steam heat
conducted as restaurant. good business
locality sold TO settle estate. I7I7
Delaware avenue.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04
IIGIIEv,LCL!5'E!1
9iAHEHHi2E9
LARGER HOMES
REDICFD PRICES


Corner detached hQme in selec< sesiden-
tiai section, II rooms and y baths 8
porcheS Including enclosed sleeping porch
electric light, heating space FOR garage
can be bought at bargain price
Detached home in Rockford Park sec
ton with beautiful lawn. IL rooms and 2
baths. handsomely enclosed sun parlor
hot water heat. electric lights. hardwood
floors. open hreplaces. modern heated two
car garage.
Corner property with detached home In
ROCKFORD Park section. 10 rooms and
bath, hot water heat. electric light hard
wood floors aud open flreplaces Nice lawn
With space far garage Price reduced to
rock bottom
Semi-detachel house. centrally located
on corner OF desirable streets Modern in
every respect and ideal for apartments.
Steau neat; electric lights. open fireplace.
hardwood floors bricR garage
Rockford Park section, 1O-room detached
house. hath. enclosed porch. electric light
Ing. heating
Other Very Desirable Llstings In CITY
and Country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04
Legal Notices,

FOR ELECTRIC WIRING
Scaled proposals will he received by the
Board Of Public Education in Whining
ton, Delaware. for wiring and fixtures
as per. specification on iile at the Office in
the Public Building All proposals TO he
marked Proposals for Electric Wiring
and must be delivered to Room SOL
city Hall. before I y. M. Monday
March 10. 1922
ROBERT g. BRUCE.
RuSlnnsS Manalnr and St.l.rntarN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04
SEALED BIDS -s5I7 600 As PER CENT
CITY Of ILAiINGTON. DELAWARE
SINKING FUND LOAN

CITY OF W WILMINGTON. DELAWARE
SINKING FUND LOAN.
SEALED BIDS will be received al City
Treasurer Office, Tenth aud king streets
Wilmington. Delaware until y O'Clock
noon On Monday. March 20 4 % 1922
for all or any part thereof OF five hundred
seven teen thousand dollars Of sinking
Fund four and One-half per cent bonds Of
the city OF Whining ton Delaware said
bonds viii bear date OF April / . A ID -f822
aud viii be issued in denominations Of
fifty dollars or fnultiples thereof and viii
Dear Interest az the rate Of four aud one
haH per csntum per annum, payable
semi annually on October ] and April ]
OF each year until maturity and viii ma
ture as follows
October ! A. ID. 1853 ..... S44, $50
April J. A. ID. 1854 ....... 1875 800
October J. A ID. 1854 - 1872 300
April !, A. ID. 1855 ...-...... 3S.O5O
Total issue $4,000
said bonds are being issued under ati-
thority of an act Of General Assembly Of
the state Of Delaware approved March !.
A. ID. 1907. entitled. An Act to Au-
thOrize The Mayor and Council OF VIII
mlngton TO Borrow Money for tire Curb
ing Guttering. Grading. Widening. Paw
Ing and improving OF streets and Avenues
aud the Buiding of sewers and COnduits
IN the CITY of Whining ton Delaware. and
under authority Of an ordinance Of Tho
Council passed May y. 4 ID 1921, and
approved 10y the mayor May 10. a. ID.
1871, emitted. An OTNludIte " gu
thorize The Mayor and Council of WI
miDgton' 10 Borrow Five Hundred and
Seventeen Thousand (s5t7 900 Dollars
for tho Curling, Gutterin9. Grading
Widening. Paving and Improving of Streets
and Avenues and the Building Of Sewers
and Conduits ia the. CITY Of Wilmington 90
ALL PROPOSALS must be accompanied
by certind4 check, payable tu the order
OF The Mayor and Council oil Whining
ton for two ~ per ccntun OF the
amount of bonds for which BID is sub
mitted said deposit 10 be forfeited IA
event OF failure Of the successful bidder or
awarded them. The successful bidder or
bidders will be required to settle for
bonds awarded them at or before -
o clock noon STANDARD timel on twelfth
day Of April A. ID 1922. with accrued
interest from April !, a. ID. 1922 al city
treasurer's Office, Wilmington. Delaware.
! Tho genuineness Of the signatures of the
/ oficialS- signing these bonds and of the
/ seal impressed thereon will be certified to
by United states Mortgage and Trust
/ Company of New York City and the
opinion Of Messrs, Reed, Dougherty aud
! Hoyt OF New York City that the bonds
are legal and binding obliga tons of the
( city OF Wilmington will be furnished 60
the successful bidder or bidders.
The right is hereby reserved TO reject
ROBERT ID. KEMP.
DAVID NJ HfLLEGAS,
JOHN j. MONAGHAN.
Commissioners of Sinking Fund
! JAMES b McMAN US
JAMES s. EVANS.
/ JOHN r. HENRY
FInance COMMITTEES of The Council"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Farms and Land For Sale

Farms and Land For Sale 80
DESIRABLE FARMS-For sale al rea-
sonable prices l.. X. Leddon. Clayton.
y. J.
DELAWARE Twenty -three-acre poultry.
Outbuildinss. with crops and stock; lot
OF poultry. crib Of cora and lot OF feed
all farming tools pile OF wood close to
depot and town. Price, 81 500. 8 900
cash. lll9-acre poultry. truck. berry
farm. 5-rOom house. outbuildings 2l2
acres in Strawberries fine location. one
mile OF depot md town. 81 400 part
cash q. y Gooden, Marydel. Md
FARMS-For sale NJ W. Vaughn. 9l4
Orange street.
SACRIFICE Fourteen acre poultry farm
near Newark. Delaware; stone road, ex-
cellent l0-rOOm stone house. UNUSUAL )
good outbuildings. stock. crops and al
Implements at great bargain: rea sonabl'
TERMS TO responsible buyer; snap for
some one better act quick A. ID. Nor
gan. Real Estate Trust Bldg. Philadei
phia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-04
GENERAL STORE

For sale about q miles from oxford,
located on main highway and doing a
splendid business; owner selling on nc
count OF III health. Brick house, With ten
rooms besides store: barn, garage chick
en- house and two acres Of ground owner
produces enough tobacco to phy for
Interest and taxes. Gasoline pump and
tank included. Price, without stock
81 UuO stock estimated at $4,000.
Grocery and meat business for sale In
Chester. Pa. good location. west section
including stock and fixtures Price only
81, 600.
WALLACE LlPPlNCOTT
5Od-05 Grocer Building
Phone Chester 2456. Chester. Pa
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
EOR REN1'

$40 yandeyer avenue. rooms, bath
aud porch Southwest corner Vandeycr
avenue ami Spruce street, II rooms bath,
porch and hcnt 1920 Mcdowell street,
rooms and bath. 1872 Elm street.. 8
rooms
SCHWARTZ INVESTMENT
COMPANY
si7 shipley Street Phone 765.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate
FoR sALE

RODNEY STREET. 200 BLOCK Eighs
roofns. bath, porch and heat
bZ2 WEST FIFTH STREET. Seven
sog WEST SEVENTH STREET seven
rooms and bath
WEST SEVENTH STREET. 100
BLOCK -seyen rooms, bath and porch
FOURTH STREET, 1900 BLOCK Nine
rooms. bath, porch and heat
CoHNJK DWELLING. 600 BLOCK.
WEST THIRD STREET Nine roor1s.
bath, heat, electric and gas. price rea-
soDsble
WEST FOURTH STREET. 600 BLOCK
suitable for home or business purposes:
reduced price.
iOs NORTH RODNEY STREET. ssx
rooms. bath. porch, heat; price reasonabis
for quick sale
FRANKLIN STREET. 300 BLOCK.
Seven rooms bath porch. heat, electric.
gas and cement cellar
1915 REED SrKEET-Sir rooms. bath.
quick sale desired. Immediate possession I:
| prizes reasauable
Cbi)ARS~-S Seven rooms bath, heat !.
electric; large plot Of ground low price
JOHN u HANLEY
| Phone Bf70. ga West Fourth 81
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Twenty.ffth and Washington streets.
semi detached. rooms. bath porch. heat.
gas and electric
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West Twenty-ffth street. rooms. bath.
porch, steam heat hardwood trim. ga,
and electric
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FOR RENT

so ACRES Six room house. barn and
outbuildings lots Of fruit 81 800 or will
trade for house in town
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] CAUSE O. GlLPsN u

Eleventh and. Orange Streets.
Telephone .Os0.
Real Estate Brokers and Insurance Agents