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The Hartford herald., 1922-06-14
FARM EXTRACTS
FORMATION FROM RDfENr AGRICuI-
TuRAL PAPERS THE COUNTY AGENTS OFFICE

to their plants in order to prevent
serious injury of them by plant
lice, according to N. r. Elliott, of
the College Of Agriculture extern
sion division. Rolled leaves on the
plant are the first evidence that
these sucking insects have begun
their work, large masses of small
black plant lice being revealed
when the leaves are unrolled.
Although the lice are not hard to
control, certain methods must be
used since they belong to the class
of sucking insects. They are de-
stroyed by spraying them with ma
terials that kill by suffocation,
commercial tobacco mixtures being
best for this. Instructions for mix
ing and spraying with these ma
terials should be taken from the
package and followed carefully
Careful examinations of the plants
throughout the summer and fire.
quent spraying are necessary.
The Hartford herald., 1922-06-14
Hens In Demonstrations
Summer Feed Value

summer Feed Value
One of the striking things being
brought out by the AZ Kentucky
farm poultry focks that are being
conducteds as demonstrations by
their owners who are cooperating
with the College of Agriculture ex-
tension division in showing the best
methods of managing farm fiocks is
the fact that mash, skimmilk or
buttermilk fed to the hens during
the summer helps increase their
egg production. Many farmers are
inclined to believe that las soon as
their hens are allowed to range ov-
er the farm it is unnecessary to
feed them in order to get the larg-
est number of eggs, poultrymen at
the College say.
This is mistake that seriously
curtails the production of fiocks in
the State" j. II. Martin, in charge
of the college poultry work said.
In order to produce the largest
number of eggs during the summer,
hens must be made to consume con-
siderable mash or be given plenty
of sour skimmilk or buttermilk in
addition to the feed which they
pick up while ranging over the
farm. II the hens are fed mash, it
Is good plan to confine them in
the house until about . o'clock in
the morning during which time they
should have nothing before them
but mash and plenty of fresh water
In this way, they consume the nee
essary amount Of mash before
starting to range. The mash should
contain at least one-fifth tankage by
weight if best results are obtained.
If an ample supply of butter
milk or sour skimmilk is available.
the mash will not be necessary.
The flock should consume about one
gallon of milk a day for every 80
hens. II allowed plenty of milk,
the hens will need no water and in
case they are inclined to drink at
water troughs and other places, it
may be well to confine them for a
short time in the house each morn
ing with the milk available.
In addition to increasing egg
production, this method of summer
feeding has an added advantage,
Mr.. Martin pointed out. 1t allows
the farmer to Gull his hens more
accurately inasmuch as the good
hens will lay better while the loaf
er hens will not lay no matter how
well fed.
The Hartford herald., 1922-06-14
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are growing soybeans and sweet
clover.
The Hartford herald., 1922-06-14
Sudan Planted Now Will Make
Summer Hog Forage

Sudan grass for hog pasture can
be seeded as late as the middle of
June In Kentucky, according to e.
j. Wilford, swine specialist of the
College of Agriculture. The crop
is meetig with special favor among
swine breeders and feeders be-
cause of its ability to continue
growing during the hot, dry, Ken
lucky summers when rape and
other pasture crops are dried up,
he said. From 20 to 80 pounds of
seed usually are drilled in each
acre, the larger amount being
preferable since it results in a
thicker sod.
The grass is an exceptional
rapid7growing pasture crop. A
plot of 1t on the Kentucky Agricul-
tural Experiment Station farm last
summer averaged 15 inches high,
when measured from the ground to
the tip Of the leaves. 16 days after
planting. 1t is ready for pasture
when about 10 inches high. The
crop also is palatable and well liked
by the hogs and usually is SO rank
growing that a large number Of
hogs can be pastured on II and a
crop of hay cut afterwards.
The Hartford herald., 1922-06-14

FOR SALE-Buggy and Harness.,
good as new. Also want a COCA
farm hand for or 6 months. CAN
or see Wilson Ward. Hartford n
r. ID. No. 3. Hartford Tel. Exehange.
19-6tp, 81. .t H'r
The Hartford herald., 1922-06-14
Improvement ON a Husband

Mammal"
"Yes, my child"
what is alimony?"
"Alimony. my daughter, is some
thing which is considered by many
women as an Improvement on a hus-
bad. d.v-Yonker Statesman.
The Hartford herald., 1922-06-14
Farm And Home News From Owe,
Kentucky

In order to detrmine the highest
yielding variety of corn for that sec
tion OF the State, six Taylor county
farmers are cooperating with the
College OF Agriculture extension
division in conducting corn variety
tests. County Agent ]. L. Miller
says. Ten varieties are being test
ed by each OF the farmers.
Legume crops are attracting live
ly interest among Breathitt county
farmers. according to County Agent
r. v. Trosper. Thirty-fye OF them
The Hartford herald., 1922-06-14

: Black Plant Lice Open Attacks On
\. Nasturtiums
This is the season OF the year In
which nasturtium growers find II
necessary to give special attention
Evening star., 1922-05-07
COTTAGE.

,t.,. beauty; rooms and bath: ami:
:. O. sront and sleeping porches; HIGHLY
MnHERS; large lot; Is minutes to Treasury
bS motor. either car line. SPECIALLY
PRICED Truly bargain for some one In
spect day or evening. fnone eaese' A4sos
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NEAR OTIS AND 18th; TAPESTRY
brick: six cheerful rooms; in perfect
condition: tile bath: open fireplace;
attic; porches: many closets; paved
alley. etc. Lease e.Poes slst st.n instant amt
balance $s5 a month. including all
NEAR, sth AND ALLISON SITS,
PETWORTH; elevation high; sur
roundings excellent; possession; mod
ern: 6 r. and b. colonial brick: attic,
etc; paved alley; $3.50; terms.
PARK VIEW SECTION; 8 cheerful
rooms and bath; modern; brick;
h.w.h.; electric light: possession;
asking $500; about 81, $50 cash; bal
ance easy.
BLooMINGDALE. near North Cap
itol St; bright rooms; newly deco
rage: extra big lot; possession: only
Sss 600: 81, 500 cash; balance arranged.
HIGH VIEW; 8 cozy rooms: mod
ern: brick; possession; snap at 5000;
81 600 cash; balance monthly.
NEAR 18th AND F NE; Groom,
excellently constructed moafrn orick'
concrete cellar; furnace heat; Die al,
iaw. nossession; only $3.50; $3.50
cash: balance $50 month.
NEAR 14th AND G Sc; 8 r. and
hrick: good lot; alley: possession;
Il $50: $3.50 cash; balance monthly.
n. E. RYON CO., INC,
u.in 4597--14es F st.
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FOR sALE-H0UsES.
COutinue6
NORTHEAST HOMES.

$1,000.
Colonial home on st. ne. Lot % feet
wide. Six large rooms and bath; furnace heat.
Terms arranged An excellent value.
$3.50.
One Of the best locations in northeast.
Colonial style. Six rooms and tile bath: fur
mace heat; laundry tubs. Long back yard TO
paved alley. Room for garage. Property in
good repair. Easy terms.
CORNER, NORTHEAST.
Attractive cosonial home of six rooms. tiled
bath; hot-water heat. electric lights: cabinet
mantels Screened and glassed-in breakfast
and sleeping porches. Tubs and toilet in Gel
lar. Property in excellent condition. A
splendid value at $3.50, Prompt possession
and easy terms.
MARYLAND AVE. NE.
Price reduced for quick sale Modern colo
nial home. Six rooms and tiled bath: hard
wood floors: h.-w.h. electric lights: tubs and
toilet in cellar. Large yard. Garage in rear
Possession. Easy terms.
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
7th AND H SITS. Ne LINCOLN s97
VIRGINIA AVE, BETWEEN 9th AND 10th
s.w-3-story Frame containing 10 rooms.
porcelain bath: good lot to paved alley: ga
rage. Possession by May Is. Easy monthly
payments. Apply
FLOYD E. DAVIS,
sol 9TH St. S.W. Main 353.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

BUILD CABIN FOR YOURSELF IN MY
woods. win furnish prepared material; at s,,U ~
lne HrFinia a,STrR sT Res Rorsrie G1s Sn station
= BUNGALOWS FOR RENT. FURNISHED;
garage. IA Hamilton at, Cottage City, Md.
Phone Hyattsville 36S-R.
WILL RENT FOR SEASON OR LEASE BY
nicely furnished; ami; ali necessary out
buildings; 3 acres land: at station on Sou
y. X. Committing fare, 33c per day. W. H.
MATHERS. Clifton, Va, Box 16.
COMBINATION LIvING-DINING ROOM.
kitchen, bedrooms, ami. good altitude;
fruit. spacious grounds, COW. trolley, trains.
good rds.; rent, $50. Tel. 102-W. Woodside
$50 M0NTH-SIX ROOMS, BATH, ELEC-
tricity. Del Ray. near trolley and boulevard;
s55 monti,-sir rooms, bath. all modern i'm
provements. unfnrnished.
RUBY LEE MISAR,
41a Evans bldg, Main HAS.
FOR RENT IN TAKOMA PARK, FOR SUM
mer-SiN large rooms. ami, fruit, garden,
garage: immediate possession. 1Os Balti-
COMPLETELY FURNISHED-FR0M MAY TO
Now: modern Groom suburban home In high.
cool. NV. location, on street car line and mac
adam read: 50 minutes from downtown: large.
shady gyound; fruit, berries. garden and ga
rage; $50. Phone Bethesda 22J. =
SEAT PLEASANT. MD.-T-ROOM HOUSE:
porches: barn and outbuildings: 10 acres land {:
shade. shrubs. fruit trees; good road: ]. fare
man. Apply o. b. ZANTZINGER. 9l2 10th
NV. Phone NJ. 5371.
10 ROOMS, = BATHS; HoT-wATER HEAT
acres of ground; Baltimore pike. near
MARYLAND Agricultural College. S65. THoS D.
WALSH. 1872 + st. NV. Main 7545.
LEASE FOR SEASON-TfIE INGLESIDE, on
Rockville electric and pike; furnished: imme-
date possession; reasonable terms. Number of
inquiries being made for reservations Apply
TO CYRUS KEISER, premises. Phone Ken
sington 27F12. -
ROOM APARTMENT; PRIVATE BATH:
ami; 500 PER month. Other apartments for
rent.
See II. c. MAYNOR,
SoIo ,SSrd ST., Mt. Rainier, Md.
Phone Hyattsville EN. :395-W.
WANTED.
WANTED-BY SMALL FAMILY.
From July 1st to September 18th, fur
nished bungalow, with sleeping porch and
garage. in Cleveland Park nearby suburbs
of Virginia Maryland; rent not to exceed
$50 a month. Address answers to Box 2s3-P. q.
Star office.
FURNISHED HOUSE. OR 10 ROOMS; Ia
koma, Brightwood. Woodside. Chevy Chase.
Address Box HIP. Star office. 7s
SHACK OR COTTAGE. NEARBY va; near
car line: $500 10 5000; terms. $3.50 cash.
Address Box 323 NJ. Star office.
SMALL UNFURNISHED HOUSE, VA, NEAR
car line: about So per Address BOX
S2l-M Star office.
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LIEBERMANN & HAWN,
PHONE MAIN 2o2I. 1921 F
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.

3s12 Kansas ave., 2, blocks from 18th ST.; Z
large rooms bath, screened breakfast and
sleeping porches; h.-w.h.. eiec.; garage space;
vacant Main 6O72 Ju5e
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYB WILL SACRIFICE
we'll built home, 100 block Rhode Island ave
NV. north side: 3 rooms and bath h.w.h. !:
cellar under entire house: worth $4,000. Will
take 81 $50 before July l about 500 DOWN
assume trust; no payments / don't want want to
list this with agents. Let me Know when
BOX a47, MOUNT. RAINIER. MD.
CLEVELAND PARK-SEMI-DE
rooms and bath brick; electricity; built-in ga
siss5 sise 500. s.eef'AS p''e' "'""'F' "N'
Washington Heights. Bil,more st.-1o rooms
Sna s, ga 0rSk Terms
st. ne. bet. 9TH and sth.s rooms and
bath. o-story brick dwelling. Price. $3.50.
JESSE L. HEISKELI. Ills Eye st. NV.
50. 500. Address Box 17-R. Star Office.
FOR CoLORED-ONLY 5000 CAsH-NICE o
rooms and bath home on kaorama rd near
''' C. B. LIKESs.
1914 C St NV. Main 5o5T:
BEFORE BUYING
Consult WEIGH. Eealtor
Harry 81,
18th and New York ave. Main 1876.
| and bath: lot isisx1oo feet to paved alley.
Asking $500: easy terms
Seaton St near 1st NV: six rooms. bath and
cellar: Al condition; garage. Asking $T,5O0S
terms.
$500 CASH, $40 MONTHLY. FOR 4 BROOM
| bungalow in Takoma Park electricity; garage:
garden: chickens. etc. Address OWNER, BOX
31-R, Star office.
| modern: floor available: sIl 900; So, 900
, cash. Address Box 42-P. Star office.
ON SPRING RID NEAR 18th sT.-6 ROOMS
and bath: electric lights: glazed sleeping porch
and garage Vss' WM Fl and RITHIE mida'e possession
Frank. hL2s. AS Colorado bldg
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
IN~- AHssu~.A

lNTRUST THE BUILDING OF YOUR HOME
to good reliable building firm OF your own
town. We bnild ready cut or to order. Fiuanc.
1910. TEPPER CONST. CO., s17 G st. Main
1914 or North 1909. Open until 8.
BROOM AND BATH BRICK BUNGALOW
hot.water heat; gaa: electricity; laundry
room; hardwood floors; ivory finish interior
lot so by $50 to alley: situated two blocks
OF bureau Of standards. Open Sunday. Other
st. NV. =
BY OwNER-MoDERN IO-R0oM HOME IN
exclusive northwest neighborhood; hardwood
foors;- electricity; instantaneous hot water:
baths; upstsirs and basement kitchen; laundry
and servants quarters. Address Box 2S7. T.
Star office.
GROOM BRICK HOUSE AT $40 NEWTON
st. NV. Price. S4.550 Tel. Frank 1901
3Ol RITTENHoUSE ST. Nw.-CORNER. DE.
tached; large rooms. reception hall, bath;
double sleeping porch; large front porches:
double garage amt; bargain. Owner on
premises all day today.
PETwORTH HoME-6 ROOMS. ELECTRIC
lights; hot-water heat; garage; in fine condi-
tion: delightful location; terms: immediate
possession. W. ]. DOW, 227 Colorado bldg.
1901 1907 MONTICELLO AVE- ROOMS AND
bath: cellar; modern: cheap for cash above
trust Address Box 256-P. Star office. 0.
OF, y. J. AVE. NEAR Q ST. N;W:z.s ROOMS
and bath; liberal terms: price: $500. ecous nj
bath; fine condition. price. $500: terms.
Eye st. n.w. near 1st st.-a rooms and bath;
price, $1,000; easy terms.
o st. near n. Capitol-8 rooms and bath;
possession given; price. 81 800; easy terms.
rooms and bath: price. 81, $50: very easy terms.
WM. II. MeGRANN CO. I22 1lth St NV.
BEST BUY IN TAkOMA PARK: S1X-ROOM
and bath brick; h.-w.h.; price. $500; terms.
81 Maple st. y
NEAR DUPONT cIRCLE, BEICK HOUSE
in row; six good sized rooms; tiled bath; all
modern convenienccs: excellent condition: ali
door wipfiow screens. linoleum. etc; S9,WS'
S3, 500 cash. Address Owner, Box 245-P. ) ar
office D
GOOD GROOM BRICK IN GOOD NE. SEC
fion: colonial porch: II feet wide: large rooms:
fine heating. Price. 5000: small cash pay
ment. Phone Line. fO16. -
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SEE THESE HOMES TODAY
1904 JOCELYN ST. CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
bshsho
:twocar
3zoo LIVINGSTON ST. CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
with with
and
Of
1902 MONTAGUE ST NV.
SAUL'S ADDITION-1232 Crttenden St. NV.
home ii Firn
day, day and evening
3218 MACOMB ST, CLEVELAND PARK
Beauufu o
fireplace
Spanish tile
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG
11o9 10Th St. NV. Phone Main ,za
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FOR SALE-H0USEs
Continued
FOR SALE-H0USES.
rnHfI.nAA
CHEVY CHASE-S1O,o5O.


New detached Groom homes modern IN
ceent location open fireplace large porches. Come out
Sunday and make personal inspection Take Connecticut
to Livingston walk 4ls ST. Attractive
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WITHIN A FEW FEET OF BEAUTI-
full Meridian Hill Park: lot 50x15O
IT. TO wide alley: room for garages:
improved by 2-story, semi-detached
frame honses: vacant; at small cost
could be improved to make attractive
homes: large shade trees. ETC.; only
Sl3 3.5OO for botiI: about $500 cash,
balance about $50 a month. Exclu-
sively offered by
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main 1897. 1923 St.
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OPPOSITE SAUL'S
ADDITION-$o, 500.
This well constructed home is located in
one Of the prettiest sections in Washing
ton; Z rooms; stone foundation a bed
roomsD: h.-w.h., elec. lights: hardwood
floors and trim: metal weather strips:
fully screened: spacious front porch and
iBclosed sleeping porch. House is in ex-
cellent condition: Attractive terms.
NEAR THE WALTER
REED HOSPITAL-S8,5OO
Splendid value in an attractive bungalow
type home. with delightful surroundings: 6
rooms and bath: b.-w.h.. clec. lights
hardwood floors. inclosed sleeping porch /;
screens: open fireplace: full basement with
servants toilet. laundry tubs. etc. House
is in fine condition. Easy terms.
GEORGETOWN-$5,756.
Bay-window brick. containing rooms and
bath, in good condition. Arcola .h.-w. h..
elec. lights; side alley. Newly papered
and painted Located on 31st st. near
car line. Can be purchased on easy
terms.
w l. L l A M S
Phone Main 1900.
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PETWORTH.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC
1884 H Street NV Phone Main 1923
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FOR sALE-H0usEs.
r@-xf,,~nsu
Continued
SAuL'S ADDITION
MEAD EkfED QnN

SAULS ADDITION.
NEAR EMERSON.
A few doors from 18th ST.: eight rooms and
bath; h.-w. h. and, electricity: garage: de-
tached and in excellent condition. Price,
$l2.OO0 for quick sale. Main 1925.
NEAR 18th AND RANDOLPH.
nix rooms and bath: h.-w. h. and electricity;
front and rear .Dorches; deep lot to alley;
owner leaving city. Price, $4,000 for quick
sale. Main S128
A REAL CHEVY CHASE HOME. THAT
would cost $4,000 to reproduce. for sale at
bargain: the owner is engaged In business
elsewhere and must sell house has ten rooms
two-car garage, large grounds. Will accept
$3.50 II taken quickly.
THE REALTY AND INVEST. CORPORATION
OF
WASHINGTON.
312 Homer building. Main zoos.
$500 CASH, $50 MO. BEAUTIFUL, BRAND
new. just completed. 8r. bungalow In Brook
land. ready for occnp.; poss with dep. TEP-
PER C0NST. CO.. SIT & st. Main 1874. So
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& MIDDLETON. INC

HEDGES q NIL
REA
1884 H Street NV.
MT. PLEASANT.
PRICE. s13.5O0.
Just listed. Attractive home. located only a
short distance from the car line. 1t has g
lavatory. large glass-inclosed sleeping porch:
eiec. lights. h.-w.h.: hardwood floors, and all
the latest conveniences. including built-in
garage. In perfect condition. Large rear
yard. Very reasonable terms.
NO. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
PRICE. s1O.s0O
Opposite new Government Park. Thoroughly
modern home. having 9 rooms and bath; elec.
Lights, vapor heat. hardwood floors: screened
throughout: large double rear porches; ample
room for garage. Easy terms.
DETACHED-IN TOWN.
BARGAIN. $9.s75.
real bargain in a fully detached home,
located in the old Mt Pleasant section. west
of l4th ST.. north of Park road. There are 20
rooms IS bedrooms) and large bath; electric
lights and excellent heating plant: spacious
porches: large lot. 50I100. with several shade
trees and a garage for three cars. Terms.
S1.J00 cash, balance moderate monthly pay
ments.
PETWORTH.
Conveniently located semi-detached resi-
dence. 1t is of brick and stucco construction
and contains 8 rooms a bedrooms) and bath:
elec. lights. steam heat; large front and side
porches; screened throughout and has new
shades. Convenient terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
PRICE, s14.750.
A real good buy in a well constructed home
located IN a section zoned for business and
where values rapidly increasing. Nine
rooms. two complete baths. two sleeping
porches: elec lights, h.-w.h.: hardwood floors:
ample room for a garage TO paved alley.
CATHEDRAL AVE.
PRICE. $4,000.
Overlooking the proposed Cathedral Man
SONS. A Brunnger-built home. containing 10
spacious rooms. three complete baths. large
sleeping porch: elec. lights. h.-w.h: oak
floors and hollow-tile garage for two cars.
House is n feet wide and is weather-stripped
throughout also has screens and awnings
HEDGES & MIL
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Near 7th and Nd. ave. ne. corner housed :
6 rooms; h.w.h.; elee. lights; sleeping porches,
etc. $3.50. -
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BROOKLAND
We have number of very attractive and desirable homes
this nearby suburb suitable for small large families
we'll financed and exceedingly reasonable be made
8ROOM BUNGALOW. 5-ROOM BUNGALOW
h.:
with
special erms ~ ~
ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST PROPERTIES in
this desirable suburb Hollow tile construction with
every modern appointment hardwood floors and m open fire.
place butin bookcases parlo large sleeping porch
garage Very easy terms.
We great many very desirable building
tons of Brookland, ranging in price 81 200 to $500
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPN,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 432; Evenings North 3l3.
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100 block st. Sc: rooms: h.w.h.; elec.
lights: garage; perfect condition; beautiful
location This is an exceptionally cheap prop.
erty. $1,000.
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All of these properties are very reasonably
priced, and are worthy of inspection.
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY,
Line. 1855. 710 sth ct. ne.
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1914 K St. Phi. M. 1916.
NORTH COLUMBIA HTS.
FOUR BEDROOMS.
!, ONLY $1,000.
Only 4-bedroom house in this desirable Sec
ton for $11 600. Will make terms to respon-
sible purchaser. Attractive home on excel
lent street; hot-water heat. electricity; only
half square 14th street cars. Act quickly, II
You want exceptional home in this locality.
Address Box 238-P. Star office.
PETWORTH.
Semi-detached brick dwelling; rooms a
bedrooms): h.w.h.; electric light. Price,
50, 900; terms. 81 900 cash: balance monthly
MT. PLEASANT.
18th st. near Monroe st.-3-stofy brick
dwelling; 0 rooms, and hot-water heat; cleo
trio lights; deep lot to wide alley. Price.
$13. 500: reasonable terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
POSSESSION MAY 10, 1922
Kenyon street, near 18th street; three-story
brick dwelling; large rooms and bath:
ioored attic: excellent heating plant: deep
lot to wide alley; asking $4,000; will con-
sfder offer. Attractive terms.
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
III 14th ST. NV MAIN 42s9.
MEMBER WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE
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MODERN DETACHED HOME. 10 ROOMS
and baths large corner lot; near 2 car
lines; possession now by owner. Call Adams
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EAST WASHINGTON.

Near sth and q SITS. me-; rooms; furnace
heat. $4,000.
100 block = st. se.; 6 r.: h.w.h.; double
ya ra oe Sc HDO
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e Rooms, 2 Baths, Garage.
Best northwest section. west Of 18th street
Modern colonial home. Terms arranged. Rea-
sonsble. Address BOX 2s0-L. Star Office
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1900 block corbin pi. me-; sr.; h.w.h. ss,7

100 block Chland Terrace me-. 8 rooms; fur
mace heat. $6.500I
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NORTHWEST HOME.
Near 18th and Randolph: modern and In best
condition; built 3 years; large screened
porches: garage; delightful yard: front stone
wall. Can you pay $500? II so, the price
and terms will be easy.
G. c. LACEY, rio 18th st. NV.
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Mt. PLEASANT,
BRAND-NEW SUBURBAN
WE RECOMMEND TO YOUR ATTENTION
THIS BROOkLAND HOME.

BRASD-NEW SUBURBAN
BUNGALOWS
at the price and terms you have in mind. We
have 4. and room bungalows with bath.
electric lights, etc, good lots, ranging In
price and terms. $500. $3.50 cash, s35 per
month; $500. $500 cash. $40 per month
$3.50. $3.50 cash. s45 per month, and s.. $50.
$3.50 cash, $50 per month. including all inter
est. See us at il you want one. They
sell rapidly. i54S61O.)
o. B. ZANTZINGER, Realtor 912 10th ST. n W
Evening star., 1922-05-07

FROM OwNER-8 LARGE RMS, B.: H.-W.
h., elec.; garage: large yard: nr. York Theat.
in Petwortb. $3.50. Vac. Bargain. c. 1864.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

>WILLIAM M S. PHILIPS,
Phone Main 4oOO 14Oo New York Ave.
Evening star., 1922-05-07

COY 5-RO0M AND BATH HOUSE. HALF
block to cars; space for garage; $50 cash.
5Os SIG 14th st. NV. Main 4166. -
BEAUTIFUL HIGH RIVER PROPERTY, IL
rooms Q baths; h.-w. H.; half-acre lot: suitable
for families. Main 4l66. sos. S18 14th
st. NV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-11-17

Organic Matter 10 ADDED. az 10 Nitro
sen--on Peer Land Turn Under
ar Entire Crop,

Green manaT,ns means turning
under sug,nh'e crups 10 zurich the sedl,
such crops may be turned under sreea
or vhcn ripr
Green mSuprlng adds nrghnlr matter
aud directly OF indirectly, nitrogen TO
tie so5l
IrrumlDous crops are most deaita.
bic Ter green manuIIug since they aid
~ the So n.Ifa.cn gathered from the
air ga addition 70 tie oganic matter
Which 'hr, csrty
bes4es the nitrogen IA the teSum~s
turned uAcr an additional supply ~
nH1tgH u cIed IN the soii hy Tho
act,an IL bA teria. using the carbon 10
the orssn,t matter as a source Of ca.
eTay
HfifrSins Yi,,a t A. eFislr. cFn i'Y's n
siSed oply uhtu re sol is poor aud
FOX the purpose * startIns rotation.
Turning ur4er catch creps or winter
growing Stren crops : an economical
and sHSNesat4i l.fthgd. VI .s4.glAing
nitrogen