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The Monroe journal., 1922-10-13
I.anes CreeL nif Had

\ glance az the cotton estimates
published in The Journal from time TO
time VII reveal the fact that Lanes
Creek farmers are placing a lower es-
innate upon the present crop than
those Of any other township. which
goes to show that Lanes Greek has
perhaps been hit harder by the boil
weevil than any other section Of the
county. The Wet weather last spring
and summer also centered over Lanes
Creek township. thus cutting or tn
cotton crop in addition TO damage done
by the weevil.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-13

FOR RENT Throe-horse farm, one
mile southeast Of Wingate.-R l..
Womhle. Wingate Route /.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-13

FOR SALE One Ford touring ear,
with self-starter.- VI. II. Richard
son.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-13
we Wan Country Hams Eggs Young Shiciens Vegetables
VNN NNDERBUk One Price Cash Grocer Five Minutes Delivery

Mrs. Walter Henderson has reSum-
cd her position al the Union Drug
Company after a prolonged vacation.
The Monroe journal., 1922-10-13
Social and Personal

Messrs. J. c. Skies, W. b. Love, j.
{. VI. Nann, X. b. Redwine, j. c.
Brooks and I. +. Limerick, Monroe
attorneys, attended Federal court in
Charlotte this week.
Mr.. Joshua Lowe returned a few
days ago from several days visit
to relatives in WadesbOro, Chester
field. Ruby and Mt. Croghan. He re-
ports that crops in the section visited
are good.
Mrs. r. I. Payne was the gracious
hostess of the Ace Of Cluhs Wednes-
day morning. She was assist d by
Miss Hannah Blair in serving a deli
cious course Of angel salad waters.
sandwiches. coffee and cream. Special
GUESTS werr Mrs. Ella Houston. Mrs.
Allen Heath. Regular me,nbers were
Mrs. G. VI. Smith. Mrs. Carr Bowie.
Mrs. Bertie Gaddy. Mr.. John Nann.
Mrs. Horace Neal. ana Mrs. George
c. Pruott. The club will meet neXc
with Mrs Horace Neal
Mrs. CLYDE Skidmore of Albamarle
has returned to her home after visit
ing relatives here.
Mr. Grier Robinson. manager Of
Belk Bros. Department Store, lerr
yesterday on a business trip to New
York.
Miss Mary Coyington is the guest
of hel sister Mrs. a. NJ. SecrcSt. Her
friends will be interested to learn
that last Monday she was granted
license to practice law before the Dis
t-ict of Columbia Supreme court.
Mr. and Mrs j. D. Calder attended
the Nin,toa-Salem fair last week.
Hon. O. Max Gardner, who is to
make his opening speech of the Dem
ocratic campaign in Monroe next
Tuesday. will address the Rotary club
at its regular weekly luncheon.
Canpbell-Wilson
Mr.. George Wilson and Miss Lois
Campbell were married Wednesday
evening AT I 80 o'clock at the brides
home in Salisbury DR.. Clark. pa astor
OF The First Presbyterian church, per
formed the marriage service. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Corneli1 Campbell, as maid-of-honor
and the groom has as his best man,
his brother. Mr. Lowry Wilson.
After the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson leit by automobile for Ashe
vile where they will remain until
Tuesday. On returning TO Monroe
they will be 4; home at the Hotc.
Joffre.
Mrs. Wilson is one of the charni-
ing Young women of Salisbury, an
alumna OF the y, c. College fCl wo-
men al Greensboro.
Mr.. Wilson. wiiD 'as b"lh with tie
Union Durg CoWpany iDr tie past
few months Is from Cast stllia. though
he came here from Charlotte 'Ie
was graduated soy raj years aeo from
the University OF North Carolina and
during his short stay IN Nolroe has
made quite a numror of friends.
Code Morgan ol Monroe aCcompan-
led Mr.. Wilson 10 Salisbury and had
charge of the decorations of the
house.
Little Miss Millicent Camp, daueh
ter of Mrs. j. 5. Camp, celebrated her
tenth birthday Tuesday afternoon by
being hostess to 80 OF her little
friends. Cream and cake was served
by Mesdames Fred Maress. j. S.
Camp and Speight Camp, and the lit
tie folks had quite a gay time dur
ing the afternoon.
Mrs. G. +. Smith Of Mullins, s. C..
arrived last night to be with her sis
ter, Mrs. j. T. Hollaway, who will
leave tomorrw night for Dr.. Kelly's
hospital in Baltimore. DR.. II. ID.
Stewart will accompany Mrs. Holla-
way.
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Special Notice.
One cent "a word each insertion.

SEE }. L, Al sTIN co. of wingate
for red cedar shingles and galvan-
ized roofing.
The Washington times., 1922-11-09
BASEBALL LOVING CUPS
AWARDED TO D C. POLICE

odell 3. Smith. Of the Home De-
Tense League. yesterday presented
In the office OF the chief OF police
silver loving cups as an afterplath
OF the baseball game between the
Police and Fire Department.
The police took all honors. The
William 4. Emo cup went TO the
detective bureau for selling the
most tickets: the II. Harris cup
went to Major Daniel Sullivan be-
cause his department sold more
tickets than the fire department.
and the Castelburg cup went TO
Detective James Springman Tor
turning In more money than any
other member.
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Drapery Dept.

Sash Curtains - Made of
fine quality dotted muslin, 81
inches long; each curtain 81
inches wide, finished with
heading and casing at top and
hemstitched hens both sides
and bottom. Regularly $1.75.
Special, $l.25 pair.
36-inch Drapery Net-Small
figure designs; white, cream
and ecru; filet weave. Special,
2Dc yard.
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PRESIDENT SEEKS BERTHs
FOR 2 DEFEATED FRIENDS

The defeat OF Senator Calder In
New York and Senator Freling-
huysen In New Jersey already has
started discussion In official circles
as to how the Administration will
provide for them when they pass out
OF the Senate on March 4.
In well Informed circles Il was
stated today that President Harding,
anticipating DIR. Copeland's victory
In New York, has already taken
steps toward the appointment OF
calder az collector OF the Port of
New York.
IN the same circles Il was said
StSinkhuysen probably would be an.
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36-inch Cretonne-In light
and dark colorings; stripe
and allover flowered designs.
Special, 35c yard.
36-inch M a d r s-Vari-
toned colorings in rose, blue
and green; highly mercerzied,
woven on black warp and very
effective for draperies. Regu-
larly SIPS. Special, Csc yard.
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Sons of Revolution to Meet.

Sons OF the Revolution In the
District OF Columbia will celebrate
the one hundred and forty.fifth an
niversary Of the British attack on
Fort Mifflin, Pa, with a meeting 10
be held at the Army and Navy club
at $3.50 y. m. tomorrow. An !llu'
stratsd lecture on the Washing
ton Memorial and Valley Forge
Memorial park. will be given by
the Rev. w. Herbert Burk, pres
ident Of the Valley Forge Society.
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Unbleached Pure Linen
Table Damask-70 in. wide;
exceptional grade; new de-
signs. Special, $3.50 yard.
Utica Bleached Cotton
Sheets and Cases-Standard
of American cotton. Torn
size before hemming, 81x9O
inches, $1.75 each. Torn size
before hemming, 45x36 inches,
44c each.
Fine Wool Plaid Blankets
Gray and white, rose and
white and tan and white; size
68x8O inches, $3.50 pair.
Odd Bed Spreads and Bed
Sets-For single and double
beds; slightly soiled by dis
play. $50 Off.
Women's Hemstitched Pure
Linen Handkerchiefs-Ha
embroidered color designs on
sheer linen. Special, Csc each.
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pointed either as a member Of the
Federal Reserve Board or as comp
troller OF the currency In the event
he is selected as comptroller, the In,
cumbent. ID. II. Crissinger, would
get the Federal Reserve post.
The Washington times., 1922-11-09
KNIT UNDERWEAR
WOnaen's So
"MerOde" Union
Suits, SI.29

Odd lot Of women's me.
rode" fall weight Union Suits,
In broken sizes; greatly reduced
to almost half price. Dutch neck
and elbow sleeves, low neck and
sleeveless, ankle length; all per.
feet quality.
Union Suits--Odd lot Of WON.
ems medium weight Cotton
Union Suits. low neck and sleeve.
less, ankle length; broken sizes;
regularly si.ss. Fri 81 M
day at .....,.........
Knit Bloomers--Odd lot OF
women's Knts Boomers, with
elastic waist and knee 9Sr
regularly SOC. Friday at Wv
Childrcu's Underwear ~ Chill.
dren's White Fleeced Pants. In
broken sizes: seconds OF C0c
soc values. Friday at. S"S
Boys Underwear-Odd lot Of
Fleeced Cotton Union Suits. high
neck and long sleeves. ankle
length. In gray: small
sizes only: regularly Q0c
s.2s. Friday al. 49,. on
Goidenberg's-First Floor.
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SILKS
Silk Remnants
Worth up to $3.50,
CSC nd.

Remnants OF fashionable
silks, including crepe de chine
satin charmeuse. crepe'back
satin. silk jersey. tricolette, chif'
fon taffeta. satin messaiine,
silk a and.wool shantung, figured
kimono silks. striped crepe de
chine shirtings, satin striped
fibre silk shirtings. fancy sport
silks, etc; widths "a to ~
inches: In wanted cOlOrs, lengths
suitable for all purposes.
GOldenberg's-Fir Floor.
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HOSIERY
WOnen's $3.50 Silk
and-WOOl Sport
Hose, 79c a Pair

women's silk and. wool Sport
Hose. in the popular heather
mixtures: made with scanned
hack; subject to slight imper'
fections; all sizes.
WOmen's HOsiery-LOt OF
Black Fibre Silk Stockings. with
scanned back; irregular weave OF
soc quality. Friday at, SSP
pair ............. ..........
Children's HOsiery-Fine ribbed
Cotton Stockings, in black and
cordovan; Isle finish;
seconds Of 19c quality. 1C4c
Friday at ............ ASZ~
WOmen's HOsie
weight Cotton Stockings. in
black and cordovan; made With
scanned back; seconds OF 10c
35c quality. Friday at.
GOldenberg's-First Floor.
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The Linen Shop
Specials for Friday and Saturday

- SSssSS - NSSS ~ ~ ~
Bleached Pure Irish Linen
Crash Toweling-Red or blue
borders; wear guaranteed.
Special-25c, 35c, Soc, 45c
and SOC yard.
Hemstitched Pure Linen
Huckaback Towels-Qualities
of real worth; plain and bor-
dered-
Size 24x3S inches
Special, CSC Each
Size 1896 inches
Special, SOC Each
Size 17x32 inches
Special, 35c Each
Bleached Turkish Bath
wels-Double absorbent
threads
Size 25x50 inches
Special, CSC Each
Size 2Ox39 inches
Special, 25c Each
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Three special values in good
quality Mosuls, ranging in
size from 3x5 to 41ax6la feet.
$42.5o $500 $65.oo
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BOYS CLOTHING
$3.50 and $500 Suits
and MackindIUs
S4.69

Odd lots from regular stock
greatly reduced for clearance.
Two-pants Norfolk Suits, In
dark mixtures, to IL year sizes;
Two.pants Corduroy Suits, 8 to
10 year sizes: Crompton ana
Juliard Corduroy Suits with one
pair of pants, sizes 15, 16 and
IA years, and all.wool Macki.
naws. sizes to IL years. Fri
day at A.69.
Wash Suits-Odd lots Of Boys
Wash Suits from regular stock,
including Oliver Twist and
MILDLY styles; sizes 2h to IS
years. regularly s1.25 and 0Sc
$50. Friday at. t..... Wv
Junior Suits-Of good quality
tweeds. In oliver Twist and
MILDLY models, with collars and
cuffs trimmed with contrasting
color braid; sizes to years.
Overcoats in button.to.the-neck
models, with muff pockets;
brown and heather
mixtures; sizes 3 to s S9 05
years ............
Boys School Pants--Of clo,h
mixtures and moleskin cloth. In
neat dark grays; full.cut knick.
erbockers. in sizes to II years;
some have slight imperfections,
While others are perfect quality
values worth sSc and 81 60c
pair. Friday at...... WV
First and Third Floors.
Boys Night Shirts-Of outing
flannel, In an assortment OF
neat striped effects; warm win.
ter garments for the little fel-
lows from 6 to 10 years Of age;
values worth s1.00. Fri. 7Qc
day at ............,
First and Third Floors.
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39c e 48c CretOnnes,

Yard.wide Washable Cretonnes,
mill lengths from 1 to 8 yards,
but hundreds Of yards alike;
light and dark floral, bird and
tapestry designs. for window
and door draperies, etc.
First FlOOr-Bargafn Table.
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75c, 81 e $I.25
Drapery Fabrics,
2Qr

Short lengths from to s
yards OF yard.wide Reversible
Sunfast Draperies. Terry Cloths
and heavyweight Cretonnes, also
50-inch Cretonnes, In the best
and most wanted colors: ideal
for draperies. scarfs, cushion,
trunk and couch covers.
Eouvfh E10or
The Washington times., 1922-11-09

Fine Quality Lilihans-These
are rugs with deep rich pile,
beautiful silky colorings, and
very useful sizes; some of them
very close to SKI feet.
Prices $500 to $175.0O
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WOmen's 81
SUeaters, SI.39

% women's All-wool Slipon
Sweaters, in brown and red:
fancy weave: made with round
neck and tie belt.
GOldenberg's-Third Floor.
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DOMESTICS-
81 Seamless
BLeached Sheets at
69c

54x9O-inch Seamless Bleached
. Sheets, good heavyweight linen
finish grade; hand torn ana
ironed: termed run-of.the-mill be-
cause of slight irregularities.
32.inch Dress Ginghams-Mill
ends OF 32.inch Dress Ginghams,
in pretty plaids, chicks, stripes
and plain cOlors; lengths rang
ing up to yards; regu.
iarly S5c yard. Friday 1C4c
First Fioor-Bargain Booth.
27.inch Outing Flannels-
Heavy double .fleeeed quality. In
neat colored stripes; useful
lengths; regularly 1sc 1C1c
yard. Friday at........
Domestic MISUNDERSTANDING
32.inch Dress Ginghams. 32-inch
Romper Cloth, 32-inch Peggy
Cloth, 36inch Percales. 27inch
Shaker Flannel. 27-inch Canton
Flannel, 36-inch Comfort Cover
ing, etc; desirable lengths; regu-
lar CSC and soc values. 1SC
Friday at. yard. .......,
Unbleached Sheeting - Rem
nants OF SO and 80 inch I'm
bleached Sheeting, heavy. close.
woven quality; lengths 2 to
yards: regular zoe and
CSC values. Friday at. 1Clc
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-11-09
WOnaen's SOC
Aprons, 29c

"a Percale Waist Aprons. in
an assortment of neat patterns;
made with pocket; trimmed
with rick.rack braid.
Women's Kitchen Aprons
Good quality ginghams. in as
sorted blue checks: finished with
pockets; worth soc each. 9GC
fTlOay at
GOldenberg's-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-11-09
WOnen's SIPS
House SacQues, SIC

women's House Sacques, OF
fine quality percale; made with
high neck and long sleeves. fin
fshed with belt: mostly all sizes.
GOldenberg's-Third Floor.
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Inquire About Our Deferred Payment Plan

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P. F. CARLEY.
Rrrraprr prerNr<s s~p

Rrrrkpvr pvcyNres tCD
-c-,-r
az CT wv rRiNErrH s',s
soMr pI,crs TuAr Mrsr re sor.p
At cH"E PEW Of orr MANY
"n@rvN
Gro. "r1 rnnat sfore In me nv. sec: dniss
sp'erdh hus'nsss nice living rooms:
-cnt. $50 rrtc~ =, snn
p. F. CAREY
r'~ar s-d ~"rf. st~-~ - vnrv rnnh nv.
sec: reasonable rent n-s r-'-.
Pr CAREY
reauty prr'or: in c"N'f NV. sec: uvs
ING rooms -ri hsth: rs-t s5S. 'ncIuding heat
ani tari'or s~-~'r~. r-'rn. $3.50.
P.F cARLEY
Cent. busy sw location: doing a good ous.
has tonn:nin. -nnt. SAG: rr'ce. $500.
P.F CAREY
Tailoring store and 10 rooms: in q eood
busy -e-'. so. VII mako price right.
P. F. CARLEY
81: ct. NV Frankiin alss.
1.l
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Urfurnished.
FOR RENT

on 7 st. near North Capitol -Penrtiful
Broom home with h.-w.h.: cl"~ largo
garage 70 wide alley: rent rnas0rqNlH: also
homes f. I'll ~ar.s ~ tho ci.r ro- nln
M. f. THOMPSON.
90 st NV. Sorth srso
T2o
on ALLISON ST. NEAR CARS: g ROOMS
ard bath: ami. ss5 mo. A wILDNtN
& CO.. sO1 9th st NV Fr 6406 579
FOR RENT PROPER1IEs-Npv bungalow
located on Conduit road: nearly l. acre
ground: rms. oath. gar. chicken house
Price, so mo.
A. y. wILDMAN & CO,
F. eio6 sol 9th St " W r ere7
Je-
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P. F. CARLEY co.

P. F. CARLEY co.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Roominr honse b~St NV. roomins hcIse
section 2s rooms ard s baths; rent $50. In
come $3.50 per month: price. 5000
PF. CARLEY co.
srar hotel and dining room in connection
mar Prbl;c library. 20 rooms. we'll fur.
r'shed: rent. $40: q hargain at So 800
p. r CARLEY co.
Near beer and lunch at s. W. water front.
store and rs uu'"-rished rooms: rent. SIS;
a rive-sway for s75n.
p F. CARLEy CO.
Grocerv. corner store. on Ps. ave. e.:
rent. s35: Swear lra<r: price. 81, 800
PF CARLEY co.
Gro. snd meats. on 18th ST.. near walter
Reed Hospital. doing ssOo business per week
s-yr. lease: rrnt. $50: price. $4,000. includ-
ing deArerv trek
PF CARLEY co.
Gro. and meats best section in George
town for a grocery rooms. 5-vr. lease:
leaves s. rent for store: income s1oo per
w""k' win sell stock and fixtures at in
rentory
PF. CARLEY CO.
G-n. and meats. large corner store. best
certral NV. oca'ion. doing 500 per day
h"s'n"ss. rent. sda: yrs. lease: price.
Sc $50
PF CARLEY CO.
Tailor s'ore. also cleaning and dy.ins. on
Wisconsin ave: rem. go. n-ice. $500
P.F CARLEY co.
Shoe repair shop on st NV: rooms
and store: rnrt. eco. rr!ce 81 5on
P. F. CARLEY co.
NEAR REFR: NV: VERY. coon SECTION
for this find OF business: res =. s75: price.
p p. cARLFY.
e17 at nv. franklin sISs
srRI'rRtN STAPLE GRorERT: rms.
store. r-w.n eio~t.: rent SIS per mo !:
good hr< sR -nn wItnMAN 4 CO 9TH
Z n rrsnkIn Gsne l4s
GROCERY: coon wv SECTION: LARGE
81 COO
.P.F. cARLEY.
sI7 st. rw. Franklin sIs3.
RooMrNG pOrsE: GOOD NV. SECTION;
- rooms ard bath: r-u.. s45. 30; price,
sl.Ino
PF. CARIEy.
az v 81 NV FrsnkIin sI53
= ST NEAR DrPnNT CrRCLE-sPLENDID'
house ~ 20 -oo-ns and 4 baths: newly
N7isha'': with an rHdorn Improvements: i'm
~'atia.s DNssnssi~- p-i~o yerv reasonable
- rsTFwo"D pENNETT. 500 Continental
T-rst P''~ Main e5al
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FOR Rent-Stores and Offices.

STI no RIILDING
Three unusra!v large attractive rnoms IN
suite; suitHbi" for high-c!ass Office or
studio rooms. on / ST. between 18th and
l4th St; elevator service: rent reduced to
S'5 per ponth fo- desirable tenant
WILLIAM X. HARTCNG
iIoS 10Th 81 NV. Main 372.
INSTANT SERVICE"
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INDUSTRIAL fNOPERTIES

NEAR DELAWARE AVE. 4 CANAL ST
se-AbOut sS0cO square feet at 4Oc IT.
LOFTS r. SHOEMAKER. 1407 v. Y. ave.
Main 1855.
on p. & o. T R AT BETHESDA, AND
near Rockville Pike ard car liHe-Abnut
125. .090 square feet: s,TitahI" fer Irmhe-
va-d other FkP purpose Price. so5 OHO.
LOFTS = SHOEMAKER. 1877 Y Y ave
Nnir r1rf
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ROONING HOrSE: NV SECTION: 9
rooms and hath: rent. $50; price. $500.
P. r. CARLEY.
at r st nv. Franklin 6Iss.
PA. AVE NEAR o5TH ST.-STaCE AND
5-room aparts. Rents S20N r~r month.
Make offer. CATrwo0D s RrNNETr. 500
f'rnt'nentnI T-~et p'dy Nair eos
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P. F. CARLEY & co.
RELIABLE BUSINESS AND REAL
ESTATE BROKERS.
el7 st. NV. franklin s1ss.
Near Beer and c,Gars in q very good sw.
sec; has living vrooms; reasonable rent
P.F. CARLEY & co.
SIT st NV. Franklin SIS.
Con. 4 Del store and ? rooms: right %
the avenue; has nne fountain; q dandy place
and bargain for the price asked.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
GIT st. NV Franklin sl5s.
Beauty Parlor on main NV. business street,
store and II living rooms; rent, s455o; In
! come $3.50 monthly and a bargain at 81 500.
P. F. CARLEY & CO.
OH St NV. Franklin sf,S.
Suburban Conf and Del. store and Iv-
ing rooms; doing a good business: rent. $50;
VIII sacrifice for quick sale at $500
P. F. CARLEY & co.
e17 St NV. Franklin sIss,
Del. good NV. Sec: rent. $50. has nns
fountain and fixtures and dung a good busi-
ness; price and terms right.
P. F. CARLEY eco.
GIT st. NV. Franklin e,ss.
Cigar & Notions IN good nv. sec; rent,
$45; . good buy for 5000
p. F. CARLEY eco.
611 y st. NV. Franklin e153.
Hardware store; In very good ne Sec:
| rent. $40; this 10 q very good stand; owner
| forced tn sell: submit offer
P. F. CARLEY & co.
e17 at NV Franklin s15s.
Rooming house: good NV. sec.; IL rouns
and bath; rent. SIS; price, $3.50.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
ol7 st. NV Franklin 61sS.
Lunch room; very good NV. cation; stors
and rooms: rent. sl75; price, 5000.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
OH St NV. Franklin sl53.
Rooming house In NV. sec; II rooms and
bath: rent. $50; small cash payment; price.
$1.l50; balance at the rate Of SOS month.
P. F. CARLEY eco.
e11 ct. NV. franklin e1ss.
GAS AND AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY STAND;
doing . big business; central location:
fully equipped: for quick sale $500
WlLDMAN 4 CO.. 9th 4 II. Franklin 641e
l23
Mr.. srH MI AVE. N8-beucate,sss;
81 stock and fixtures: will lease o.
sell prop. wILDMAN CO.. eth and b
sts FIR S4O6 IN
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LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-CANEO PIN AT ARCADE HALL
Tuesday evening Reward. Miss bEh 81.
LosT-LADY's WORN POCKETBooK, Be
tween Epiphany Church and LSfayette
sqnare. Reward 10 10Th st. NV IS
LOST = FALSE TEETH; ONE PARTIAL
plate and two bridges. Wednesday. be-
tween and T:45 a. m. on Albemarle ST.
Gnnt road. Wis. ave 18th and Decatur
ears Reward Phone Main 64ss. between
%
L0sT-BETwEEN GEORGIA AVE. & ROCK
Greek Church road and Govt Printing Of-
fce. a pair Of tortoise rim glasses in long
b'ack case. marked with makers name. VI. A.
Lrese- Reward II returned to TAG Rock
Greek road. 1s
LOsT-RLACK AND TAN BEAGLE ABOUT
years old Reward 10 returned 631 7th
st ne.
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PERSONAL

--~--
WORKINGMEN-NORO NEED TELL
You Of this store and how hold on to
our trade year after year. The man who
hustles for three square meals is Orr hest
customer. as they save clear cash and tiiat's
the winner. SEQ MS for used overc0ats
$500 IN Ono price
JtSTH'S OLD STAND. 61s r.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

EyPERIENCFr HoTrI -rpT u,s
been emploFsd u!grt clerk Y Al e
A EMPLOYMENT DEPT 1886 ct. nv
S7o
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DANCING.

NR PENRERTnN FORMER y. Y. WIN
Ter Garden stH-. "a rtner to Gertrude Hof-
nan Mae Nurrrr- lessons in all STYLES of
iancing. StUdin. 80 Biltmorc Col. 290a.
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Sf,OUU.
3 st. se.-Larrs store with sir r-rns sse
JOHN '. noSoHoE q SONS.
S1l Pa. ave. %.
a ~. NE. RET crH AND TrB-srnNn
aud nm. ant: garage for rsrs: f1o.-
mn THOMAS J FtSpER q CO.. INC.
fss 18th st. ~. Main $50.
GpoCFRY Brs: sTH 81 SVEN Bus
rri~. 81 mo: win sell property wILpMLN
q "n-. 9th Fr. e4os IN
GonD srBrRBAN GROCERY RENT ONLY
s2s; vt. lease; price $500 including
P.T cAeLEr.
srRrRRkN DEL. AND LrNsH. LARGE
store. rent $40; price So SO.
p. '. CARLEY.
sIs st. nv. Fr. sim. =.
GRocrRY; coon az Iocar1nS: STORE
and g ROOM; r.nt So; r-trs si.4oo.
"' E :" re. r- q: .s
cTGAR AND ron sToeE AND . ROOMS:
good nv. cor: rent sss: ,rice $500.
"Tr" =" r. ;.; ISL
store snd mice ants sbove: rent 500;
long lease: price ss.oon
p. =. cARLEY.
siI 2 st nv. Fnntru siss
LADIES REApY-To WEAR STORE IN
ver~ rood business section; reasonable rent
sud price.
p p. CARLEY.
s11 z st NV Frsnklin sIs3.
DFTIrATEssrS: IS VERY GOOD NV.
ssctlnn: = money maker: reasonable rent
and price.
PF CARLEY.
fTT at NV Franklin s155.
IrNCH ROOM: VERY coon wv. SEC
tion: store and rooms: reasonable rent;
,rice So. 500
- CARLEY.
cit az NV Franklin siSs.
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GARAGES

BRICK GARAGE FOR RENT IN VICINITY
OF the District Sunreme Court
THOS LEONARD & CO..
456 La ave NV. Main 1905
sos