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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-30
Live From the
Garden While
You Can.

~ the Department Of
Nr'culture tell you how to
- Vegetables so as to get
= sDeatest possible benefits
uOm them while the season
!. uur Washington Informa-
80 Bureau will secure q
M OF this booklet for any
!. ..oer who fills out and mails
- coupon below. Enclose
~ ~ cents in stamps for re-
49, postage, and be sure to
i've your name and address
.srly on the lines Of the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-30

will sell together or in Job lots. q miles
west and miles north Of Vista. Resi-
dence old Gilchrist. .McTate and Burns.
r. r. 8. Box 40. Aledo, III.
rOMATOES-For canning. delivered Coo
per bushel. Phone r. I. 466SK.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-30

GRAPES-Wlld. the best kind for all
purposes. $3.50 per bushel. The season
lis short. The Feiner Fish Co.. Daven-
port, Iowa. Phone Dav. 5937.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-30
srANpARDyzED CLAsSlrICArIoNs

tn following Classification hAadtnge
appcsf In ,nls newspaper in the numerical
esuss here gwen, c,osely allied ciassanca-
uons being grouped together.
The INDIVIDUAL advertisements are A.
nsged unaer these headings N aApha-
btacA ORDER for quick refesencs:
n ANNOUNCEMENTS.
l-Desahs.
2-in Aemoffam.
y-Csrds OF Thanks.
A-funerA Directors.
Funeral Flowers.
cCe0eteSy Lots, 4onumentA.
7-Lndes Notices. .,
S-Coaains Events.
e-PeeoonAls.
lp-Lost and Found
AUTOAobILEG
k-Automobiie Agencies.
u-Auiomobiies Tor SAFE.
i3-Aulo Trucks Tor Sale.
13-Aut0 Accessories-Farts.
l4-Garage-Autos for Hire.
and Bicycles.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Observation-Disclosures Stations.
BUSINESS SERVICE.
|lt-BuMness service Uuered
|ly-bul4
IS0sGleanlng. Dyeing. kenov ating.
|sl-Dressm axing-A
S3-Aeating, flumbans. kooans.
Sj-Ansur snca.
lSAovinE. trucking. Storage.
tt-faintlng-fspeftn
Si--frintlng-Enxravin
-froiessiouA services.
M-Repairing.
lN-Taioring,
k0s-Manted-N nA.>>a an~~;n>
EMPLOYMENT.
|t3-Help Wanted-femaie.
et-heip Wanted-AAIe.
sa-help wante9-Male or Female.
ss-SoiActors-Gan vaascrs-Agents.
|ESitusiions Manted-Femsie.
n-situalions Manted-Nals,
FINANCIAL.
e-0utness Opportunities.
s-lnvestments, Stocks. honds.
te-Aoney 70 Loan.
Al-W snted--To borrow.
INSTRUCTION.
GG-Cogftspondence Courses.
A3-LocA instruction CiaAses.
vlA--AuGcai. dancing. Dramatic,
eo-fnyate Instruction.
yAt-Wanted-Instruction.
LlvkSTVCK.
kG--Dogs, Cats. kets.
1eS-horses, Cattle. Vehicles.
es--fouliry and Suppnes.
b-Wanter-Lvestock.
MERCHANDISE.
N-Afticles tor Sale.
tlA-bAfier and ExchAnEe.
es-Business and Office Equipment.
A3-Lssts and Accessories.
eA-buiidins Materials.
eo"-sArm and Dairy froducte.
so--saei. Feed. Fertilizers.
T-6ood Things 10 Lat
sS-lone Maze Things.
tb-hvusenold Goods.
N-seweAry and watches.
t-Aachinery and Tools.
szr-Auslcai Instruments.
GA-Radlo Equipment.
t0-seeds, Plsnts and Flowers.
M-SpeciAls at the Stores.
s-Mesrings Apparel.
wv anteo-TO Buy,
ROOMS AND BOARD.
E-kooms With Board.
S-heoms without Board.
-kooms for Housekeeping
Be-Sscation Plans.
l-where to Eat.
s-Where to Stop In Town.
E-Wanted-Roons or Board
REAL ESTATE FOE RENT,
G-Apartments and Flats.
o-business Places for Rent.
-farms for Rent.
.-douses tor Rent.
H.@Vdice and Desk Room.
,svsss-Suburban for Rent. -
s-Summer Places for Rent.
~-Wanted-To Rent.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
ncters in Real Estate.
SusRness Property Tor Sale.
farms and Land for Sale.
Assss-ao0ses Tor Sale.
nss-Los for sale.
-sesort Property for Sale.
suburban for Sale.
J -neA Estate for Exchange.
-Wanted-Reai Estate
! I. ~ AUCTIONS.
! Auction Sales.
sG-legA Notices,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-30

aA1n1alng ordered for irregular insae.
- 49, ~ ons tine tnssrtasa saAe:
!. = ,ekea Ssr isss thaa baais Of sws
60 In average vorde 70 ths~tss.
rseacpd sds viii b. received b. teie-
.s1ne ~ Il paid ~ The Argus oaioe
~ avn days from tho Arss day Of
s.1..,,an sash rate will be a.ieve.A
- ulssd for hires or ak days and
..anA bsiore expiration VIII only b
eeeruu6 ~ the number Of tina<s ~ nd
,auapA ~ adjustmsst aads II - sasa
nns&
En- ~ .ins fee vhies 0oee y ~
- \ . line Of type.
Apoess. rate Tor yearly advertising upon
neusa.
tubNshers reserve the night 70 edit q
saAecs any classified advertising copy.
felephone B. /. las and AK 1or 1
kWaa a Tsker.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21

~ Ql1sle t1sss ~ b ~ 0ouo
~ ues0Voso O. ~ ~ -
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21
Fam Leaa DsHl
10 s. Per Celt

Word has bsea recently received
from the Federal Land Bank that
beginning June II. 1879. the In
terest rate on farm loans would Be
reduced from 6 per cent to 6h per-
cent. At the same time they an
nounced that a graduated loan fee
would be collected In addition to the
initial fee OF $1,000 now required.
according to the amount OF the
loan. Where the amount Of the
loan is $1,000 or less. no fee will
be collected. The scale Of fees
which will be collected will be as
follows:
3lloo to $4,000. $500.
32lo0 to $4,000. 5000.
34loo to 5000. $500.
$500 to $4,000. $1,000.
No doubt this additional fee ID
for the purpose Of defraying the
Land Bank Of wichita in investisat-
ing loans.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21
GOVERNMENT AGENT
IN0PHCT8 HEAD LETTUCE

One Of the U. 8. sovernment
agents called on r. r. Cole. OF ear-
gsnts. rscently. to make . report on
the 20 acres OF head lettuce which
Mr.. Cole has spent much time and
money In raising. The irrigation
ditch for this piece Of land alone
cost Mr.. Cole nearly 5000. The
- acrss b . plateau Of virgin soil.
this year rscsiving its first culti-
walton. q ths Asigat Of soee test.
aad tAs eeol running stream 1t The
high sssvatioa Impressed Tie U. 3.
inspectss - oss oe tie fore0oet
sSets in ths world for tAs iAeal let.
tuce whicA b - 0ueA useA ID al
first saasD hetsis aaa cafes.
fhs CesossAs lsetues. raised n
tAs AigA sltitaAs. b Quotea tha
highsst u tAs Chicago aaA New
York nasksts.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21

" u 1I.JtS Deeoooo Who o1o4
During ths yeas. s.7Ss vsss nales
asA l.e0o females: li.Se5 vsso
whlas. % Negroes. ~ yellsV 80
- ls1taaa.
TAtaiase1 - - a0ea, ~ laaehs
Veeo - eooloWu:
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21
RICH DISCOVERY OF ORE
MADE AT CRIPPLE CREEK

The richest discovery Of ore ever
made in the Portland mine. and
what may equal the famous Cres-
son "vug" Of 1913. has been un-
covered on the 2.soo foot level OF
the mine. the deepest point at
which ore has ever been mined in
the Cripple Greek district.
The new body has been opened
up for u distance of sixty feet but
the high grade streak has been
drifted on to date. only eighteen
feet. The ore OF the vein is from six
to twelve inches In width and 10
variousiy estimated In value from
$40 to $50 to the pound In gold.
The vein will stope . width Of six
fest. The Portland company 10 nov
sackins the richest ore and storing
1t In vaults. Guards are maintain
ed both at surface and under.
ground. to prsvsat possible high
grading"
The Portland u The first mine q
show greatly t0Dsovoo ore a ~
extremsly low level. The ore has
bssn showing poorer dowa 70 the
twentieth level. then u commence
to Increase In value aatti now. "a
all appearanees. . woadertul bon
ansa has been uncovered.
This rich Portland strike. coming
on the heels Of The rich eiaA maAs
at grass roots o. U. @. n. groaAd
BY Sol Gaia. peospeetor. Aas rsssv'
I'd the old-si0e gold fever II ths
camp. and the fAct that high grA1>
ore 10 still - ~ foaoA. aot o4H3l
surfses bst as great 6opSA. has -
new ID the faith Of 0iaiag msa b
the Cripple Creek district.
Nearly all Of the miass nov
working are producing ore Of ~
ter thaa average grade.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21
RULES

!. otsics obedtsaes 70 Scout Lavs.
:. No sviaoiag Of vadilG u ~
:. Ne Oh eJlsweA = hike alsoe.
Z. D ~ teovo camp vishoa9 -
5. Any Gin vAs - III viii - ssas
Aoos - sveoiaS tsaia.
8. Az 0isi osese fsiliag - -
sssvs aay - abovs ssiss - -
- ~ Dast - Apks ~ -
sanD0sas . Dseaasat - W11i
- osoe ho0o i0os1iaeely.
0I1DCB1o AND OPONo0o0
caVsata. Ma Easss: Hsa,sA o.
tls1 Asss DoWsAse. Ars. AssuA4ae:
nsse-seso l0osstoes, Mrs. 3ully.
n. Psssi Garner: oiss1ias-sseo -
sossess. M. kavaIse.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21
li,76o PDOPlE DaID
IN COlO2AlDO LAST YEAR

According to rsperts OF the state
board Of health os1s pablo rscsat-
y. ll.7S3 DsoDls 1ts1 II this sesee
during the year. l.o13 Of VIXEN
died violent deaths.
DEATHS - . rosait oe scct1oots
we're 7SS. l3S co00ittsA suicide an1
lo7 we're murdered. A. . cause q
accidental deaths 1rowaiaS lsa1s
with lse victims 1srtsS tAs year sol
automobiles are rssSeesibls Tor ~
Asxt largest as0bss. l36 Dsfsoos
being killed II auto seei1sats.
Other accidental causes Of deatA
aad the number Of victims 1usiag
the year we're - teliovs:
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21
OIRL SCOUTS 10 ANNUAL
RNCAlaP1GHN1 TCnDDAY

Through the courtesy q Asssrs,
Boyd Wallace and Frank Collar the
0iri Scouts viii have tAsls aansal
escanD0sat at "Rtvsfs31s." Evsry
Girl Scout Who has The asesesary
IS per cent II attsoAa1ss = e.
titled 70 90.
They viii meet at tAe u. =,
church corasr st Zee o'eseek Tuss.
day sftsrnooa. WAere eass a1a q
track Will pick then ~ Ter tAo trip
PR00RAA
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21
IUQ10D 1o0oI8 VITA l1ADY
D0A0 n AON0AeOHf. 0o90

nsss Nay vhs oaAs her he0e -
Meoag visea Tor sAeut three yooea
1ie1 b LsasooaI ceseso1o.
WeAose1ay q last wesk. Vtilo ~
iaG eDeeate1 sDeo.
Mn. Nay vas Tie mother q eoos
eAlllsea. tAs eldest eight yoaso q
-. NJ. Nay was saDiege1 -
eaaly nAkee u Tie ToAii1 xAa1y
ktteh0o.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21

o. essylle - 80 euasanooD Z
- :. t6o|63tsv : s.,,uuv. :.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21

1seo 49, PsssA ~.
Asa1 49, 49, o.
q q 011oA UegamaA 11nu1eosA o.
- VaAs 0essunA 0uan1nan. o.
,. 4 ouOA 11nss l1lAna. GssA1 S,aa,
= q ussaA un loBa1a1a. 49,.
eo0 49, DuA 0soA
g = onDeanN 0Don1nAt n1nuunR.
kseal 49, 9a1uA 60
- AOmA 0na1D - y. -
=. q nlnsa4 Do0sA QUnA ~
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21
Anesicaliutiea Week
Progresses b Tbs Gty

The iadiss OF Monte Vista are a.
gagged In . very practical work Of
Americanisation. By teaching the
Spanish speaking mothers the
EagiisA language. the teachers 60
lag 70 the homes. There are sins
now receiving Instruction. with
another Who will start sooa.
Thh u the result Of . visit Of
Mics Bovss. State Director Of
Amerscaaisatioa for the ". C. T. U.
Who vas here he latter part Of
May. Organized the work and sscur.
- Instructors. The lessons bsgaA
~ sooa - the work vas organised
aad each Friday aftesaooa tAsss
sho we're takiAg Hp the stsdy have
had a. hours Instruction. n.
teacher % tAs work without charge
asd find tAsir ssudsats eager -
lsarn. No one b urged 70 take The
lsssoas. vAieh givss osiy villias
sss1sats. A. . rsle shs iastssesse
has oaly oas student II her class.
tAsuSA so0eeines two o. tArss 81
to6sthss: teaching the isdividval
sssdeat b foaaA more effective u
thts work On account q the differ
ssce II ass aaA coalitions Of he
studsats. Some Of tie 0paaisA
speaking motAsrs voisatssrsA to
take ~ the sssdy q EaglisA ssA
bsases tAsir ova ten beskA Thsrs
are ssAsss Who would take % tAs
sesAy szesVt that u y .sssssasy 1ss
tAo0 - vork away ffoo hooe.
Ars. Covert sspsriatsaAs he
vesk. Ars. Bailey. Mrs. oigoea.
An- Liiisy. Mrs.. 0sissv. Nh.
-. MILLER. Ars- D. Rssd. Asa.
Rawiiaea. are he iastsustses. ~
Aias E1aa Rawltass = assiseiag u
pessses. TAsss iaAsss ssssA b tAsls
vtsits 70 the homes that tAsse veeo
ehij1rsa so0s e tAsa frso = .
ysess u 49, vAs Aa1 sDvse akaeg1.
- seAoo,. - veil - . ssobes -
llttis tots sooa ready - seast -
seAse,. whe eeaA ~ s0sak -.
siisA. TAseseees tAsy seoaaiss1
cAti1rsa's glasses. VIII Alase
vslas AsAy aaA DeeeeAy Wllsea b
charge.
TAs fisse elass vas attsa1sl b
tsa eAiIlrsa. asA tAs eecsaA elass
hsld last Friday aftssaesa AaA -
attsadascs q ssxsssa. fAs sAil-
drsa's class osses II The ~ yas1
q the Aoas Of Mrs. Rose Mastiass.
vAsrs the yosas la1iss tsaeA tAeo
easitsA ~ Means q esaes 80
saass. vhtsA sAs sAillssa 0saely
sa3oy. No effort vtll - nAls -
teach the littls eses - vsies. -
after tAsy learn - sDeak DagiisA
they will readily take - ~ vert
II The seAoels.
ne iaA3es 'Who ass iatssssesd =
tAlb A0aseoaaADAt3oa boo1evo thA1
ths sins oOaaAsA sosakins nslAsss
NJ ase ~ 1sosalag - sea1. vsoos
- GDeah 0aG11nA IN - ~ susaae
- tslaG1n0 eGhess - ~ e1aases. as
asea - ~ - - susa11s g ~
sen1v. - ~ 0aGa1R 0a1A g 81
11eelsu01V oooeu1oooo1 = - 0DooD'
s1Aesl, UelA ann1Dua - .01nn1I
Goeoh ~ nnO1aoA ~ ov111uo1lV
~ Sslso1sG11 G11n1aqoo4 - ~
oso1ssu ~ eDonA 11G111A ~ ~
|eA11spo 0o0 - baO11a(ne
49, ~ un1oGu1n61 ~ 49,
|omooas Dsoouso1 = ~ ssAesos bs
- ooogv g . 0onooe g eAnlgeo
~ Do0oe Oo1ogoon01 - 0nG11lA
1nonoos ~ = eoos11sss1 - ~
DoUon01 - = ~ elna1 A0eslsaa1. .
ne11e,se - 0Ooa1A uDsa111s ~.
- = ~ ~.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21

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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21

= q olsvs1A ~ -. DuuAan oAseA Dsas1.
0l1osonA
y. = 0lsA Usssn, Cs1osalD 0U1aoA o.
Va1l~ 0souA uw 11ssAa1s, PusAsA o.. .
1ssll 49, usn0 vh1A. 0sossa1A
1aa AonA 1s1l11pA Os1A ~
Gae0 49, UoDA o.
11aa - ouw ~, a.
= . 0DA1nA u1 ushnA. oanAA a.
: . 60. - - = ,. - =.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21
oClDooL 0UWDOaIDATDOH
WANIGO At AIyOuEu

AAssaiee Cooasrcial Ciuh 4
vesklAg ~ tAs seassitda11ea q
aAts1aAaG 1isesiss 10. vieA ~
AAeoal1o 1lDesSeA aal u y 10ooS
tAAs - elsstiea wiil ssea - ~
- l1ststoe 10. - 1sei1s ~ QooD-
\ ~ - ssssssa,y sss lnslu1sa
~ = ~ oeas eutafs. 81 49,
~ oos0D - - - nee1 g . ~
~ 0s1ooo bol111aG, - \ = -
o0oWp1 ~ ~ . ssassl11aaieo 6 -
~ 111es1ooo bet1oe oe1eol onGoo01oo
- - ensa1Gno1 . . nsoo ooo0u
001aa1 0Oeo11esss tAaa - -
01sosoee esese1ag . ~ bul1111e
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21
Miaias and quarry secllsass..

tuberculosis II its various forms
vas the disSsss that caused 4ost
deaths. bsias rssSoasibis for 1884
deaths. Pnsu0oeia. WITH l.ieS
deaths vas sscosa aaA diseases q
the heart. With ol\. third.
Other dts1osss as1 he aunbss a
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-07-21

Wo0oSooAy oObos18. A0VoeoSo es13O
aaA pteate 1taase.
TAuss1ay nssniaS: Hike - Waeoa
.Whssl 0aD. swi0. Dssalo. AiaAss.
traia baek. 0aek II camp sbost
t:eo o'ejsek.
Gee 70 see Rese, esoAia0., seWtnG
(abooluts Qutot II ca0D.)
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

H&A<fAS k9AAA - Sa sK1An6
h.vh-: eiee lights: In hns conditsos: s&.soc;
As an trv>sts>sf: ~ boy IN y. H.: %
Uhinnd Terrsce; q bssstifui e-roon csionisi
home; owner mug s>ii; sAooo.
sestoa plac.. near xsrth Capitol. A b.sut.
ffui e-roo1 bo1<. IN fns ccs1ifson; fer Only
u.ooo esA sss $50 psr sostA-
Isoo Bloct. Firt ST. nv. A sns s-res.
bone; h'wIh.; easy payments
s~aton q. Ne fEckinrtoul. lovely .
room detaehed hone: el-c- lights; S1.noc
cash and small nssthy payments Of $500.
Rs ndoph st ne CEckinrtoul Almost ne~
e-roon colosfsr hons: h.vh.: esee. nshu;
sse eoeeir'os; $500 esn; essy monthly
c ct ne An s-roon hans: nns esadi-
uon; only ss.sco. Act quietly.
heat: hne condition; $3.50 cash; easy pay
nents.
Near Pa. ave. ne. semidetached home;
hrr. rooms; furnace heat: 2 Earsses: nns
condition; good Investment
z st. ne tne e-roon hone: rsrsgs
space: sl.soo cash and 5000 monthly.
Fla. ave. near North Capitol A sns
e-room home: IN hne condition: for. only
$500: easy payments: must b s5t az
once. -
Fccd corner grocery In n n: doing a
rond husine~: must Be sid quicfiy %
NJ. E. THOMPSON CO.,
North sls2- = ct nw
Exclusive Aren't lTT
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02

WONDERFUL HOME REDUCED N
price 60 effect quick sale; completely de-
tsch-d on lot j0H1l2: eight rooms and tiled
bath with shower: basement and attic: front
and sleeping porch: house beautifully dec
>cratef; has exceptionally large living room:
open fireplace; hardwood floors and trim;
electric lights; hot-water neat: instantane-
oTs water hsatsr: garage. Price, SIS 200.
M~KEENER & GoSS. 1905 Eye st. NV
Nain 4T52 sos
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02

coR. K sT. NE.-si2. 900; 2.sToRY RMS.
4 tile b.. h.-w.h.; elect; wash l.;
porehss; buiit-in gar. wILDNAN 4 CO..
9th 3 n. Franklin e4oe. 2ss
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02
FARMS

MONTGOMERY COUNTY ABOUT /,
miles northwes' Of White House: IN
rcres: unimrroved; $50 per acre. LOUIS r.
SHOEMAKER. l4U7 y. Y. ave. Ma.
ii66.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02

FUHTEE " -tIS.T T5O-
10 rms. b. h.wh.: elec. lcS 50x150
y. L sANsBCRY q Co. l4Is 7 St NJ 5seA
lust OFF 18th Sr.-ATTRAcTIvE BRICK
home on lot 80 feet deep: eight rooms
ana three baths. front and rear porch:
sleeping porch. al modern convenisnces:
electric lights; hot-water heat: hardwood
hoors ana trim; space for garrge: Immediate
poSsessicn can be rad: worth YOUR insrec-
ticn. Price. $4,000. McKEEvER 4 Goss.
1905 Eve 81 NV. Main 4752 1888
CLEVELAND PARK-A HOME OF GOOD
taste; rooms 4 bath: breakfast pnrch:
sleeping porch; built-in garage: hardwood
floors throughout: Extra toilets Price very
low. G. :. BENNETT. 500 Cont Trust
Pldg Main 1894
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02

DETACHED CORNER HOME: ONE OF THE
most attractive IN this section Of hand
some residences: pebble dash: front and rear
porchsS: contains eight rooms and bath: hot
water heat: electric lights; hardwood floors
snd trim: hrePlaces: Il In FIRST class con
dition; large grounds lG0xlS0 with plenty
OF shade and shrubhery. Price $4,000:
terms McKFEvER 4 GOss. I405 Eve st.
NV. Main 4T.2 1919
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02
CHEVY CHAsE-HoLIow TILE BrNGI

low with garage y match; rooms h
bath: hardwood throughout: in the choicest
lncation: large lot. Price e only sI3. $50
q. . BENNETT. 500 Cont Trust Bldg
Nsin s-a4
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02

LOCATED LESS TRAN BLOCH IRON
Conneetieut avenue-Sine rooms and two
maths; ami: hardwood floors and trim;
rreened throughout: lot with i0o-foot 'front.'
kEEvER Goss. l4o5 Eye ct. NV. Main
<5a2 x1s-2
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS MADE on IA.
proved d. c. real estate. or for iuildinf
prevailing rate of interest. and com1issior
LOUIS SHOEMAKER. 1907 n Z. ave-
lain liee
The Washington herald., 1922-06-02

GOOD SECTION: FINE HOME; WELL
built home OF two stories and basement:
nrst moor comprises three rooms, breakfast
poren. convenient pantry: second noor four
oedrooms, complete bath, two sleeping
porcnes; hardwood floors and trim: all mod
ern improvements Price. s11. go Nc
kEESER 4 Goss. 1905 Eye St NV. Main
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S11.500
$4,000

Beautiful bungalow near Conn. ave-sev,
y b; h.-w-h-: eIec.. rom for gsrag
large lot
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CHEVY CHAsE-sTUCCo HOME. CON-.
2letely detached on large lot: spacious
side porch: has eight well ventilated rooms
srf bath: cellar: modern heating plant;
hardwood floors snf electricitv: garage:
sarlv possession Price. $4,000. McKEEvER
4 Goss. 1905 Eye 81. NV. Main 4TJ2.
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Newark st.-Nine rooms and bath; h. -wh
els~-: large rooms: close TO cars; shad
trees; porches.
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MI-DETACHED HOME OF STORIES:

CHARMING LITTLE HOME PRICED AT
very low figure to effect early sale: seven
rooms and bath: completely finished and
heated attic; large front. rear and sleeping
porchss- electric lights: hardwood floors and
trim: garage. Price. tI1 500. McKEEvER
GosS. 1905 Eve st. NV. Main 1852
oesa
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Cleveland Park.

|eSTH ST. Mr. CATHEDRAL-vERY DE-
s'rrNi". rms. hath. ami: owner will
give immediate possession SIS. .O0O. THOs
T. FiSI'FR & CO, INC. T3s l5t hist NV
Main $50
, 1922-12-21

Court Of Carbon County. wyuming.
her verified petition, spraytA1 for an
order ofsthis court, to sSt ovee 70
her ~ suehr widow. all Of the Crop
erty of odd estate IS exempt prop
erty, .to-wit: An undivided one
fourth interest in and 70 section IL,
in TWP. 10 North, Range 80 ". Of
the 9Th p. M, in Carbon County.
Wyoming. All persons Interested in
said estate are required to be and Sp-
pear before said Court at Rawlins,
Wyoming. OF the 8thfday of January,
A. d. 1928, at two o'clock p. m, to
show cause IL any they have, why an
order OF this Court should not be en-
tered setting over said property to
said widow as such exempt property,
and If no objections are made or
filed on or before said time, such
order will be made in the premises as
the said petitioner in law may be
entitled to.
Dated this 18th day of December,
1922.
v. ]. TIDBALL.
A. ]. Roster, Attorney for Estate.
First Pub. December, IA, 1922.
Third Pub. December %, 1929.
, 1922-12-21
RAWLINS TAKES ANOTHER
SCALP

The r. II. 8. basket ball team was
~auccessful again last Friday night in
defeating their antagonists on the
basketball floor. This time 1t was
the Mountain View team. a team that
Ra Wins had never met before.
The game was full Of snap from
the first whistle to the last. and al
though the members OF the oppos-
ing team were somewhat heavier
than the teams Rawlins has been ac-
customed to meeting. old r. H. 8. led
them a merry chase as the scoreboard
proved. The score during the first
half was ~ to 10 In favor of Raw
Inns and at the end OF the second
, 1922-12-21

half 1t was 81 to % in our favor.
The greatest number of points fol
Rawlins were undoubtedly run up by
Capt. O'Melia, while Felix starred for
Mountain View. The lineup was a.
follows:
Mountain View - Davidson, t.;
Felix. r.; Davis. c.; Mesath. lg.;
Caldwell. re-.
Rawlins-o'Melia, IT,; Engstrom
r.; LOOMS. c.; Vivion. lg.; Seaver'
son, re.
The "sube" for Mountain View
were Eskridge and Davidson, and
for Rawlins, Conley and Quinn. Joe
Tierney refereed the game.
The first basket ball trip of the
season for the Rawlins team will be
taken this week. The team LEFT
Wednesday morning on No. IT. They
will play the various towns in the
following order: Green River. De.
cember 20; Kemmerer, December
81; Mountain View, December %;
Lyman, December 80. The team ex.
poets to return to Rawlins on De.
cember gath.
Let's wish the team all the luck in
the world on this trip, and also that
they may come back with the scalps
of all the teams they encounter
Bl Ed. c.