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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Miss Anna Andrews of this city, be.
came the bride of Frank Zsmbori OF
Wallingford. June 16, in Wallingford
return wedding certificate filed today
at the town clerks office shows. The
wedding ceremony was performed by
Rev. Bella Kovais.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-06
LICENSES SUSPENDED

The police have been notified that
the operators license of Frank Ora
ziak of % Gold street has been sus-
pended. The right to operate motor
vehicle has also been suspended in the
case of William May of this city.
Licenses have been returned to Ed
ward Tanguay of 1916 Stanley street,
Alex Grabowsky of 913 Broad street
and Lyman schlafer of 2Ss North
street
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-06
YALE IN LAWSUIT.

New Haven, July 6.--Yale univer-
sity today began a friendly action to
quit the title of the TO acres of
woodland known as the Griest tract,
which has been given to it. There
are 81 respondents.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1923-07-06
CONFECTIONERY BANKRUPT.

New Haven, July 81. 7. Wilbur,
Jewett City confectioner. in a bank
ruptcy petition today gave debts of
ss2,76S and assets of S1,70o.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-06-29

supervision the Manual was written
and revised The present administra-
ton of the Church government is
clearly provided in her trust deed of
September LIST, 1892, and in the Man
ual of the Mother Church, Art. I, Sec.
s.
Without question, Christian Scien-
lists everywhere are in harmony with
the administration of the affairs OF
the church as provided by Mrs. Eddy
in the trust deed above mentioned,
and the Manual, and they have no
fear that it's provisions will not be
finally interpreted and upheld by the
court of the last resort in the manner
provided by their Leader.
Very sincerely yours,
F. w. REED,
Christian Science Committee on Pub
LEGATION for Idaho.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Jensen and La
vern returned home Wednesday night
from short trip to Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Cobbley
had as their guests last week, Mr.. and
Mrs. Nels Sorenson and family OF
Lima, Montana.
Miss Vesa Williams left Wednes-
day for Brigham City, Utah, where
she will visit indefinitely.
R. e. Merkley spent few days or
last week in Logan with relatives.
Miss Minnie Jensen Of Bancroft WIS.,
tied Sunday with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Call.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Hill, former residents or
this place, but now Of Pocatello.
The choir has been reorganized
with Mr.. Dee Stone, president; Miss
Leona Williams, secretary; Ensign
Call and Myron Peterson choristers;
Gladys $Malm and Madaline NARROW,
organists Choir practise is held on
Monday evening Of each week.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-06-29
MORELAND

| Primary officers met in meeting
it was work meeting. Mrs. james
Duckworth met with them.
Tuesday the ladies of the Relief me-
,, good turnout was present and al
enjoyed the literary lesson.
Mrs. Ann Jerdin leaves for Ions
Beach, California on Tuesday to spend
three months with her son Harry and
family. Is
Mr.. Ceaser of Taber was in More.
land the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wheeler went to
Pocatello on Monday.
Mrs. Milo England and family re-
turned from the hills where they have
been for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dalton and sis
ter from Boise, were guests Of their
grandmother Mrs. Benson the last
of the week. j,
DR.. Patrie was at the home Of Mr.
Frank Decker during the week.
Mrs. Decker is improving nicely
from her recent sickness, and baby II
doing well. &.
Mrs. Christensen who has been
visiting her sister has returned to
her home in Utah.
Mr.. Mcbride of Shelley was More
land visitor this week. - 4,
Mrs. Lee Farnsworth spent the
week end with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. James Leavett, and returned to
Pocatello on Monday.
Mr.. Lindsay has been improving
his store by putting in cement walk
and is going to build porch around
the same.
Mr.. Morrell our post master has
gone with his brother-in-law Mr.. Bud
kins on fishing trip.
Miss Blanch Robins was down from
Rexburg where she is taking summer
school. -
Abraham Hatch has gone to Tyhes
to get his horses.
Gusts Fufnice 9as rsefrom Ioca-
tello the first Of The week, y.
Miss Fay Tyence has koAs: &0>f Sic
tello to work in her uncles -Store. j..
Hans p. Christensen has returned
from the hospital at .Blackfoot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren stiddsay at.
tended the birthday party ~ Joseph
Williams. .-.-.-..,
Miss Gladys England was up from
Pocatello where she is attending sum
mer school.
Austin Wheeler has gone to the
hills for the summer.
Mrs. Hattie Gwest has been quite
sick but is improving nicely now.
MILFORD Belknap formerly Of this
place was married at Salt Lake a
few days ago.
Word has been received from J. J.
that theys e reached Mo-
Cloud Calf, and had pleasant trip:
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-06-29
GROVELAND

The stork has been very busy the
Ipast week in this vicinity. Thursday
evening it left fine baby boy at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Barrus.
FRIDAY morning it called at the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Orley Beasley and left
a fine baby girl. Mrs. Barrus, Mrs.
Beasley and the babes are doing nice
| ly at this writing.
| Mrs. A. Warren and children of Po-
catello are visiting Mrs. Fred Berge-
son at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene c. Hale and
Mrs. Ellen V. Hale called at the home
I'of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Barrus Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Shoemaker left
Saturday morning for Trenton, Utah,
where they will visit with friends ana
relatives for few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Eugene C. Hale and
Mrs. Frank Hale visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Melvin Barrus Sunday afternoon.
Miss Marvetta Retallick is visiting
with relatives and friends in Utah this
week.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Nygard entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Kolsen Of Riverside, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. Spraker of Tyhee, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Christensen Of River
side, Mr.. and Mrs. James Christen-
sen and Mr.. and Mrs. Ras Christen-
sen at their home.
The Groveland Senior base ball
team played the Wapello base ball
team at Groveland Saturday. The
score was six to five in Groveland's
favor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Morris visit
ed with Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Nygard
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. B. w. Sutton and daughter,
Marine, of Pocatello, motored to
Groveland Tuesday evening and visit
ed with Mrs. Chris Nygard.
Mrs. Frank Hale Of Roseworth, Ida
no, who has been staying with her
father at st. Anthony until his death
last week, visited here Sunday.
Mrs R. M. Barrus has been nursing
Mrs. Melvin Barrus the past week.
Mrs. Kenneth Fullmer of Pocatelio
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Fred
Bergeson at this writing.
Mrs. William Ellison called on Mrs.
Melvin Barrus Monday.
Wednesday the men of this COM
went to Mr.. George r. Ball 1
ey's place and thinned the beets and |
stacked the hay. A delicious dinner
was served at noon by the ladies OF
the ward. Mr.. Bailey and family are
IN Utah on account of Mrs. Bailey's i'll
health.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilkinson and
children called at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Morris Sunday ev-
,ning.
Mrs. Retallick and children called
IN Mrs. A. F. Hammond Sunday after
loon.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-06-29
WAPELLO

Mr.. j. H. Anderson and children OF
Blackfoot visited relatives here Mon
day evening
Sylverus Williams of Shelley visit
ed last week end here with the P. y,
Williams family.
Mrs. Tyson Tucker left Sunday for
Utah where she will visit with rela-
tives for a short time.
Mrs. Godfrey Malm returned home
from a short trip to Salt Lake City.
Mr., o. Allen who spent the winter
in Utah. has returned home.
Miss Marguerite Van Aiken and
Miss Helen Urbaugh of Blackfoot,
visited friends here Monday.
A number Of our young folks at
b tended the two wedding dances that
were given at Kimball last Thursday
and Friday. The Wapello orchestra
furnished the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stone and Dee
and visited with friends and relatives.
Misses Edith and Hazel Nye OF
hurley, Idaho, were the guests of
their sister, Mrs. Hawkes., the past
week.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Asa Baird. Mother and babe are
doing nicely.
Mr.. Vern Stone of Aberdeen visited
with relatives here Sunday. Mr..
Stone left Monday for Salt Lake
where he is employed for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs Stout and children.
and Mrs. Esther Call of Blackfoot vis-
tied friends and relatives here Sum-
day. :
Miss Erma gSalverson and Jack
Early were married in Idaho Falls ON
June 18th. The marriage came as a
surprise to. their acquaintances. We
wish them the best OF success in their
new life. 94I'1fs .,-,.h
Mr.. and Mrs! AL Miller and danght7
er, Adrienne, and Miss Dorothy Cob
bIey OF Blackfoet were the guests OF
Nj. and Mrs. JED: Jensen and family
last! Sunday. TIA l.;T.,
. Mr.. A. N Galleasts father came up |
from 5Sstt Lake Saturday to visit ,os3
j few days 3r.'r: -. y:"-.. .~s1d
Theexsnier Isewine club. met at the
nome or MisssG ladys, Christensen hsI3
Wednesday afternoon A, pleasantly
fine fwas' had by all. Refreshments
we're served. &c.. ,sy; T.. I, ,e,.s,s s-,-s
A party viii, beegiyen next Friday
commencing at $3.50 o'clock
harp. at sthe church house for, La
Vern Jensen who is leaving for a mis-
Ion In the. near future A. program !
viii be given. after which dancing will /
,e enjoyed. $50 essv v~,,as~7. {
The Bee Hive girls met at the home
# Drucilla, Price Thursday. afternoon,
i Mr.. George T. Coebley and John IL
Stone wersNespeaksrs- at Riverside onsl
sunday afternoon, r,T~ 4
Mrs. q, N. Wilkins spent Sunday at
he home Of Mrs. Farley Blackburn at
3iverton
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-06-29
RIVERSIDE

Mr.. and Mrs Osmond Buchanan
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F. Webt
were callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Bitton, Jr., Monday even
ing.
E. T. Malcolm and P. G. Johnston OF
Blackfoot attended the M. /. A. meet
ing Sunday evening where they lis
tened to a very interesting lecture on
the Hill Comorah by Rich Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyrum M. Wray en-
tertained number Of their friends AZ
q party given In honor Of Mrs. Wray's
birthday June 9th. Games on the
lawn were INDUCED in after which all
retired to the house and were served
with refreshments.
Miss Matte Stone of Ogden was a
visitor with friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Osborn and number OF girls
motored to Wapello Saturday night to
VISIT some OF their friends.
Miss Genera Malcolm attended the
N. /. A. meeting Sunday night in con-
nection with Altha Bitton and varian
.. Halef 90 stake board members.
Miss Verna Taylor has been spend
ing few days in Idaho Falls visit
ing WITH her uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Wray spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting friends
at Aberdse1.
John y. Lee and VIM. T. Horrocks
left Tuesday, for a trip to the lavas.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Osguthorpe, Mr..
and Mr.. p. r Helm and Willie Nit
chell spent Sunday visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Nit
chell between the rivers.
J, T. Stone and George Cobbley Of
Wapeilo wore home missionaries at
services Sunday afternoon.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Taylor entertained a number Of their
young friends in honor of their son,
Elmer.
The two pacing horses, Bell Zedo
and Van Zedo, owned by John Bitton,
Jr., start this seasons races at Ota-
wa, Illinois, June rs to bully 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. varian E. Hale re-
turned home from a pleasant trip 20
Ogden, Utah, and Salt Lake City.
Twenty-three of Mr.. and Mrs. Hy-
rum Christensen's relatives AND
friends met at their home Wednes-
day and celebrated Mr.. Christensen's
fiftieth birthday.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-06-29
PRESTO

I, Mrs. Leona Wilson spent several
days last week with friends at Shell
ley. ~
Miss Dorothy Eckersley Of Black
foot risSspending few weeks at tho
H., X. Williams home.
f. Miss Mabel Bennett entertained the
members Of the "Epiciene Club" az
her home last Thursday night. There
was to- have been a tramp to High
ANS Peak but the rain prevented 1t
so the entertainment took the form OF
leafs" and sleeps" Those present
were. the Misses Sybel Felt, Dora
Hilliafd, Zeta Boyle. Stella Boyle,
Vivia6 Mcdonald. Adrienne Miller,
EGracs Miltenberger and Alethea
fshoekey Of Blackfoot. besides the hos
tess i1d Miss verna Just who assist
ledsherss
|, Mir Eberhart Seaman Of Tetonla
visit her husband here for several
days Ast week.
!. Fi6sH Simons, Bessie Halberg and
Gall 31st walked out from Blackfoot
Sundy morning to the old Just ranch
a. di1hce Of fifteen miles and they
trip in about four hours. On
the rsturn trip they accepted some
,.lifts but had to walk third Of the
dista1ce between times.
: MEs. Frank Just and son. Wilbur,
sent the week end with relatives here.
:, MSssand Mrs. Berkeley Larsen are
h ornS 4rom a two weeks trip to Salt
Lake 6nd other Utah points.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-06-29
PINGREE

Mr.. r. Clarence Miller, formerly OF
Pingree, but who now resides in Oak
land California is here on visit for
a few weeks. Mr.. Miller is salesman
in a silk store there. He reports thar
they are very we'll satisfied and do
ing we'll there but that it was pleas
ure to visit here again. Mr.. Miller
gave very interesting talk at the
afternoon meeting of the l.. d. 8.
church last Sunday.
Mr.. Nailon who suffered very Sc
we're case of tonsolitis Is we'll again.
Ronald Hammond was Pingree
visitor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Val Larson and fam
lily left last Wednesday for couple
of weeks visit with relatives in Utah.
Their former home was in Brigham
City, Utah.
A crowd Of young folks attended,
the show and dance at Sterling ON
Thursday night and reported fine
time.
Felix Grimaud got badly hurt when
a horse fell on him on which he was
riding. Dr. McKinnon was called.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Barlow Jr., and
family. have been visiting Mr.. Bar
lows parents of this place, and left
for their home in Ogden. last .Tnes-
day. .,,
Siverine Johnson went to Blackfoot
Wednesday.
Mr., VIM, Paul made a business trip
to Blackfoot last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank LOuck and
sons, Jessie and Charlie, left for Mon
tapa last Wednesday where they win
spend the. summer. e 49,
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Paul went to
Pocatello last Wednesday,
r Mn. Mercie made business trip to
Blackfoot last. Friday. - :,.,.f -
Mrs. Norma Rharxis Of Springfield
visiteibirelstives Thursday and FRI
day iut, Psngnee. 81 ATS, .>se .s.ar ger,
81 FAckrs u deft tor. Washington
last week where he will poip his faith
or. r, p, .FackEslls who Ia employed m
. 'uInber mill there. Mr., Henry Dock
~ .Rerts Caldwell, and Harry, How
~ giso hare employment, there, va"
MraaadaMls. Sylvester Caldwell r.;
rniredr the sad news last Saturday, u
the death Of Mrs. CaldweIl's father.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Caldwell and infant
daughter left for Montpelier Sunday ]
to attend the funeral. The deepest
sympathies are extended to them in |
their sad bereavement. y d.
M ANA M Josenhson vhof sre1
specializing in strawberries have
most promising lot Of berries started !
now They are bearing fine and have |
a lovely lot, of fruit. Thew also have
a fine patch Of ever bearing rasp- !
berriesss The sandy soil around Pin
gree surely produces abundantly the |
fruits, garden stuffs and all kinds Of |
other crops. Melons do especially well |
where the soil is sandy.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-06-29
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
ANSWERS DITTEMORE

| Christian Science Committee on Pub
| LEGATION for Idaho.
Couer d'Alene, Idaho, June 25, 1928
Editor Bingham County News:
The report of Judge Dodge, in the
case of ]. V. Dittemore VS.. the Chris
tian Science Board Of Directors, pub
lished in your paper of June 22nd, re-
quires correction in a number Of par
tfoulars. GMr. Dittem0Fe, at his own eY,
pense,, broadcasted the article In queel
ftfon, but did not conf1ne himself who'll
ly to the Courts findings.
The Masters report is explicit in
finding that the controlling motive or
the directors in dismissing Mr.. Ditto
more arose out Of the controversy be-
tween the late trustees of the Publish
ing Society and the Directors. The
main finding as to the cause Of dis
missal is found in paragraph 81, Of tho
Masters report, and is as follows:
81. 81 do not find, however,
that their preparation and adop-
ton of the resolution to dismiss
him was wholly induced by feel
ings against him of the above
character. find that the control
. ling mbtive which induced its
adoption by the defendants who
/: voted for it. was the :; desire, ON z
. their part to remove the obstacle
presented by the plaintiffs
presence on the board to their at.
tempts to arrange a compromise
with the Trustees; though they
acted the more readily under
said controlling motive by rea- e.
. son of their willingness to- dis.
associate themselves from a COL
league with whom they could not
agree and whom they did not
like. Except to the above extent
IL Ian unable to find thai. their nc. ]
zion was not in good ifaith. These
were the findings Of the former
report" :. -,
It's, nlo4n obiscsiQnsb1es feature OIL
kA<spNblished ,f9pqst ~ To- be fonnd- tn
the last art d the first, and all q the
last two paragraphs. A careful peru
sal OF the full report Of the Master
wQl 1tNlne hint that 9.undesirable
a4d ,unYholesome coalitions haye ex-]
listed In the 3 administrator of the |
church government, g7nASh :-less ! is
there a finding to that effect.
In the last two paragraphs Of Mr..
printed article. he has
-
IA an effort to create condition Of
thought among Chistian Scientists
kin to that entertained by himself.
This he calls the progressive move
nent, which would not stop short Of
IN Interpretation OF the Mother church
Manual wholly different from the in
e1ttcnsof Mrs. eEddx-.-under whose
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-06-29
IDAHO TECHNICAL
ISSUES CATALOG

According to the recent catalogue
of the Idaho Technical Institute there
were enrolled during the school year
closed in June, 1884 students. OF this
number 251 were taking regular COZ
lege work in the standardized Junior
college which enables graduates to
enter any university Of the country
with full Junior standing. In the Vo-
cational school, the years enrolment
was 246. The Conservatory Of Music,
the Night school, and the summer ses-
sion for teachers includes the remain
der OF the total
The catalogue devotes the first few
pages IN general information. This Is
followed by description Of each de-
partment, including departments Of
vocations and trades, engineering, ag-
riculture, home economics, education.
commerce, Pharmacy, Arts and Sci
ences, and Music and Fine Arts.
Special attention is called to tho
opportunities afforded young people
who find 1t necessary to work for all
or . part Of their living while attend
ing school. The, newly organized
Young Mems Christian Assochtion
will aid In finding employment for
students wishing Jobs.
Anyone interested in the many liAes
Of work offered at the Tech, vhSeher
It be in doing their first two years Of 1
regular college work, or n any Of /,
the many practical trades or occupa- /
lions, are invited to write for . copy
Of the catalogue which gives detailed !
regarding an OF these .
:
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-06-29

Molly Van Bramer of Burnley. who
was tconnected with the Boyle Hard
ware eompony here for twelve years,
Is, WAITING friends in Blackfoot for a
few days. Mr.. Van Bramer states that
at sBurley they have an alfalfa mill
which is doing a very nice business.
Evening star., 1923-06-24
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
SUBURBAN SPECIALIST.
CHAS. r. BROADWATER,

SUBURBAN SPECIALIST.
CHAS. f. BRoADWATER,
Ballsfon, Va.-Tei. Clarendon 422.
Fairfax, ya.--Tel. 81.
MORE BARGAINS!
Ten acres; Groom house; -outbuildings:
shade trees; g. garden; fine we'll; good poultry,
Four and half acres; house of rooms
and cellar: barn; henhouse; apple trees; we'll
ana s 81 stream; rnn only s2.75o. Buildings insured
Sixty,seven acres; house of rooms and
cellar barn; smokehouse; granary; large hem
house seven kinds Of fruit trees. also grapes.
property included
;, One acre: house of rooms and bath: Gel
I; Iar; pipeiess furnace; well water; only $500
Fifteen to twenty miles from Washington.
on good roads.
New stucco bungalow; rooms: bath; PAN
mace; on elevated level lot S5x130: auto
pump in we'll; two miles from Washington
by trolley and bus: only 1850.
Act promptly to secure the one you want.
BEAUTIFUL HOME. MILES FROM WASH
10 rooms; cement const.; Delco system; high
ceilings: large porches; commanding view;
about about = ~ acres best farm land; orchard, fruit
rum. LEE ROSS, 404 Cont. Trust Bldg.
1901 KEARNY, N.E.-CLASSY NEW BUN
galow; rooms; sleeping porch; fireplace;
hardwood floors throughout; lot 50X12S; alley.
Also two houses. bedrooms each.
OWNER, 1911 18th ne. Phone North 2677-w.
Type
RosEMONT.
six-room semi i-bungalo~, just completed.
This beautiful new home, with every modern
convenience, will be open for your inspec-
tion all day Sunday and each day. therea fter.
If you want beautiful home. new, clean.
cool and delightful and on reasonable terms.
do not fail to visit this one. 81 800; small
cash payment and balance monthly Take
electric car, at 18th and Pa. ave-; get of at
North Rosemont. Our agent will meet all
trains.
F. C. GoODNow COMPANY.
102 South st. Asaph ST., Alexandria. Va.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-8 ROOMS, BATH;
h.-w.h.; cleo; lot 50121S: poultry houses;
garage; grapes. fruit. garden within " block
trolley; 30 min. from center of city; $3.50;
terms to suit purchaser. F. y. ODEN, owner,
Silver Spring. Phone Woodside TO- 24'
STBCRBAN HOME-l02 KENILWORTH
ave. North Chevy Chase. Nd; II square OF
Conn. ave-: semi-furnished; four bedrooms;' :
abundance of shade; fruit trees and small
fruits; garden and complete hennery; reason
able terms. Address owner. VI. S. THOMPSON.
"a
FOR SALE, AT 10 CENTS SQUARE FOOT,
level tract of land fronting 800 feet on
street one square from car line. DIR. KEE-
NAN, Brentwood
Evening star., 1923-06-24
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

Have you seen It: The most picturesque
and beautiful subdivision IN the city, oyer
looking the Potomac river and extending TO
Conduit road. Nice villa sites and large lots
for gardens. fruits. chickens and eggs. Build
ing up faster than any part Of city in indi-
yidual homes. We are opening up some very
attractive sites for homes: moderate prices:
easy terms; 1907 white. Take Cabin John and
Chain Bridge line TO Jewett st. and see W.. I
JACKSON. Owner, J424 Conduit road. Cleve
4SS. or call on s. T. DORSETT. Owner, sls
18th ST. NV. Main 1900.
Evening star., 1923-06-24
WOODBRIDGE ,. c.

broom bungalow. Best street in Wood
ridge. Fine location; lot worth 5000. Price
of property, $500. Terms, $1,000 cash.. $40
per month. including interest
: New Groom house. Monthly payment in
cluding interest, $50. Can arrange cash pay
nent.
New Groom bungalow. sleeping porch, 81
rage; 500 cash, $50 per mo.
New Groom house. $500 down, $50 per mo.
including all interest.
6-room house. rooms very large; 200 Fl
frontage, $50 fl. deep: shade, fruit, berries,
high elevation. Can make tefms.
other properties of all kinds in Woodbridge
and Brookland. Good lots.
NJ. Q. BULL,
n 6S11,J 200 r, ], ave ne.
Evening star., 1923-06-24
WANTED-FARMS.

farm for sale; give particulars and lowest
price. JOHN J. BLACK, Chippewa Falls.