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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-07

had noticed Black Pussy. $50 you
knew those Mice were in there,
said he. That's why we haven't
seen anything of you up at the house
all day. Well, 1 guess you won't get
those Mice this time"
His guess was quite right. Danny
and Nanny were already safely back
in their home in the middle of the
old scarecrow. And to this day they
haven't the least idea what hap
pened when they thought the world
had come to an end.
Copyright. 1923, by r. w. Burgess.l
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-07
Most Democratic
President, Declares
Representative Crisp

AMERICUS, Ga, Aug. 4.-Repre-
sentative Charles r. Crisp who was
a member of President Harding's
party during their visit to Alaska,
today expressed deep sorrow over
the death of the president.
president Harding was one Of the
most democratic of all the presidents
have ever known" said Congress.
man Crisp at his home here, and in
his death the nation has sustained
a real loss.
President Coolidge was described
by Congressman Crisp as very diff
ferent type from Mr.. Harding.
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AUNT JULIA'S COUNCIL
Friendly Meeting Place for All TWeeky Journal Readers
THE LETTER BOX
FOR THE BOYS AND GIRLS

Help for the HelpleSs-Kindness to
All Dumb Things"
Rules
No unsigned letters printed.
No letter written on both sides of
paper printed.
All letters not to exceed $50 to 200
words.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-07

was born in Warren county, December II,
1857. and he became student OF Prince
ton college in New Jersey. Macon county
Is pounded on the north by Swain and Ora
nam. on the east by Jackson, on. the south
by Georgia, and on the west by Clay and
Cherokee. The rivers in Macon are the Lit
tie Tennessee and the NantahaIa Macon
has two towns, Franklin. on the Tennessee
river, and Highlands, near the foot of the
Blue Ridge mountains Both are famou6
or oak, pine. chestnut. maple and many 9TH
er trees. The principal occupation are az
riculture and mining The climate is de-
lightfu most all the year. Frost rarely oc-
ours until the middle OF October. I think
Macon is one of the finest counties in North
carolina, because it ia my home. l must
be going. All you cousins about my age,
write TO me. l will be sixteen years of age
cousin, ia EIIJOTT
Franklin, N. C.
Dear Aunt Julia aud All the Cousins: will
Eou please make room for another little
Georgia girl in yonr charming and happy
circle OF girls and boys? NY father takes
the Letter Box. The letters are all so in
tereSting. / often wish l could write as in
fefesting letters as some OF the cousins do
How many Of yOu cousins like TO read?
surely do and have read a great many books
certainly enjoy going TO school. | was in
ninth grade last term. l will describe my
self. L have gray eyes, dark brown hair,
am feet inches tall and weigh 10l pounds
and am eighteen years old, July 3 Ia my
birothdsy. How many of you cousins are
glad summer is here? l am, Mother Earth
is so pretty in summer, with all the beauti-
full flowers, trees and the sweet singing
birds. What wonderful world this is. ]
wrote to the Letter BOX about four years
ago. Wonder how many of you cousins
remember me? Now cousins, as my ia Their
and mother are both sick and l now have to
say home and wait on them, l get very. very
lonesome sometimes and letter would be
appreciated from all. So won't you cousins
all write TO me Wishing you one and all
a long and happy life. your little Georgia
cousin. MINNIE LEE McCLINTON.
Trenton, Ga, P. o. Box 1877.
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MRS. BUTLER'S
TERRIBLE PAINS
Vanished After u sing Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
W. Philadelphia, Pa. when I
cleaned house last April l must have

oVerllfted, Tor al
ter that / had
pains and achesall
the time and was
so discouraged /
could hardly domy
own housework,
and l could not
carry a basket of
groceriesfrom the
store nor walk
even four or five
squares without
getting terrible
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THE QUESTION BOX
FOR EVERYBODY

Rules
1. All questions must have full
names and addresses signed. II ii
is desired that names do not appear
in the paper, add your initials or
some chosen name in addition to
your full name.
z. All questions must be written
on ONE SIDE OF the paper only.
3. No legal or medical advice can
be given. either in the Question Box
or by personal letter.
4. All letters requiring personal
reply MUST inclose stamped, Self-ad
dressed envelope.
S. Letters for the Question Box
MUST NOT be included in letters for
Aunt Julia's Letter Box. The ques
tons must be sent separately and
must be addressed to Aunt Julia s
Question Box, The Atlanta Tri.Week.
ly Journal, Atlanta. Ga.
Dear Folks: Mrs. r. 3. Swarth-
out, OF Bradford. N. y. has sent
us q. Fig Newton" recipe. know
you will be just as glad to get it as
[ am.
Fig Newtons
Ia cup shortening
l cup of sugar
1 esq
IL cup of milk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
IL cups of flour
II teaspoon salt
teaspoons baking powder.
Filling
teaspoons flour
1-2 cup of sugar
IL cup water
=. cup chopped figs
Mix flour and sugar together: add
water and fruit and cook until thick.
Roll dough thin, cut with cookie
cutter, place one teaspoonful of I'LL
ing on each cookie cover with an
other cookie, press edges together
and bake.
Mrs. Swarthout has asked for our
pattern for a napkin holder. We
will be glad to give this next week.
My pattern is at home, and I
haven't the measures for this issue
Cordially,
AUNT JULIA.
Mary D.: Yellow is becoming to
most brunettes, as friend of mine
once said to me when I wore a yell
low dress: yellow to yellow makes
yellow look white" I did not APP
preciate this when she said it, but in
later years I saw the wisdom of her
remark and always try to have one
yellow dress in my wardrobe.
Lurlean Sudduth, Roanoke, Ala,
Route No. ], Box IA, wishes scraps
of cousins dresses to make friend
ship quit.
Edna H.: Was so glad to get your
letter, am waiting to answer until 1
can see one Of the new fall fashion
books.
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Still Sn0OpinQ Around

BRUSSELS.-SeVeral recent ar.
rests have revealed German spies
still are active at Seebrugge, accord
ing to government agents.
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BY DOROTHY DIX

Several Women May Appeal to Diff
ferent Sides of One Mans Nature,
But Only He Can Decide Which
Quality He Prefers for Keeps
n MAN writes to me that he is
~ in love with two girls of dis-
metrically opposite types, and
he cannot, for the life Of him, de-
eide which one he cares for the
most and desires as life compan-
ion.
Annie is a pretty, delicate, cling
ing-vine little creature, with a visit
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s5s
EASY NOW TO RID
YOUR PLACE OF FLIES
Widely Known Scientist Discovers Won
derfuI Chemical That is Fatal to Flies.
.-uNOt a POisOn--Harmless to Stock.

Flies are one of the most dangerous
and annoying things with Which the
IA riner has to contend. Now, through the
. discovery of f. r. Alexander, widely
known scientist. you can rid your house
and barns and live stock of these pests
almost instantly, and with trouble at
all, This discovery is in the form of an
organic chemical that is fatal to flies
and: similar pests, such chiggers,
mosquitoes and moths.
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six UndefVeSt

Convenient beyond words are silk
undervests with adjustable shoulder
straps.
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Laird. Colo

Dear Aunt Julia and Thousands Of Cous.
ms: Will you permit me to enter your
charming circle of boys and girls? 1 have
written once before but my letter was not
printed. Hope Aunt Julia will print 1t this
time. Perhaps some of you cousins would
like TO know something about the county I
live in. Macon county is situated in the
western part Of North Carolina II wsE
founded In 1890, b, Nathaniel Macon. BE
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-08-07

Purge me with hyssop, and I shall
be clean; wash me, and [ shall be
whittier than snow.-Ps. 51;7.
Smyrna times., 1923-07-11
AUTO VICTIM IS IMPROVING

Miss Conner Surviving Member of
Father COmisky's Party in Dover
Miss Bernadetta Conner, who was
seriously injured in an automobile ac-
cident in which Rev. James c. Com
iskey and Miss Priscilla Sherrard
were killed several weeks ago, has re-
turned home from Milford Hospital,
where she had been patient since
the accident. She is much improved.
Miss Conner was driving the car of
which Father Comiskey and Miss
Sherrard were also occupants, when it
was hit by a train near Milford.
Smyrna times., 1923-07-11

Mrs. Henrietta Harman, of Mary
del, Md, announces the marriage of
her daughter, Claudia Virginia to
Grafton Robert Heather, on June 30,
at Elkton, Md, by the Rev. Dean Har-
ris. The brides sister, Miss Irene n.
Harman, of Washington, D. c., was
maid of honor. Mr. Albert Robinson,
of Washington, D. c., was best man.
Smyrna times., 1923-07-11

MED that he saw the murdered man on
his trip to Sussex county. He stated, |
on cross examination, that the pants
said to have been worn by him on the |
night of the murder were like the |
ones produced and also that the shirt |
found in his home and said to have
been worn on Thursday he stated,
looked like his and expressed the
opinion that they were like the ones
worn on his trip down in Delaware.
He admitted having a coat on like the
one Mullin stated was his and stated
that he thought it was the one he
wore on his trip. He was under the
impression that it was just getting
dark when he and DiSalvo reached
Dover, and that they obtained gas on
the return trip near Smyrna. Pre-
viously it had been testified that Di-
Salvo about 8 o'clock on the night of
the murder was at Williams garage
at Selbyville, and bought oil, three
hours later than Long stated. In fact,
Long said they only bought oil one
time on the return trip. He denied
trying TO DOFIOW nOu6y 4IOlH ulS
father, as had been testified to, and
also that he said in the presence of
State Detective Ottie Donaway and
former Sheriff Elijah Lynch that he
gave DiSalvo $50 to go into Selby-
vile and buy gas.
Mrs. Long Puts in Plea for Husband
Longs wife, Mrs. Jeanne Long,tOld
about her husband giving her SO be-
fore his trip down State and also that
she knew he had placed two one hum
dred dollar notes back of the radiator
, for safe-keeping. She said they were
going to buy furniture with it. Long
} testified that on the return trip to
7 Wilmington from southern Delaware
he entered the house by means of q
2 window. Mrs. Long stated that it was
' customary for him to do that to keeI
! from waking up her father and moth
e er. She also said her brother oft
= times entered the house the same way
3 This was corrobOrated by Mrs. Long
e father, George Davis.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-23

etros @ei6es. &OfenOes i6isn
IN Der Cuff gu Iissen. 2inou
I4IoB ibrs 4rgen bic iungcn
Stimmen, Die ods' trdurige oltt
@oltsIiso Idnssn, psrbdlltsn = aus
Der 6erne ert0nts nod einmuI Der
Refrdin:
.Mlsin 2isbitsr 1T fort auf bus Deer
1inaus,
Sd rein mir mad ibm meme Nussn
aus"
Washington Journal., 1923-02-23

R PRICES:
Washington Journal., 1923-02-23

mas mar oos nur nit tbrs :.
0eI9 elm Wd6nIinn! Gle ta!s
tie INNER nur ben einsn @sOantsa:
sWenn NsiB=@elb iieot, oGnn
ia, oann 49,. pie elm 6otum eridien
ibr Ser Qussang OieIss giennens.
Run mar ss, ais OBJ bic Stute ell,
Dand ni9ts mebr bergeben poats.
9aute Nusrufe Der @nttGul dung
purben i'm publitum laut - Qinods
9anO, nit Der fe i5r @tas an bic
4ugen belt, 3%itterte. =. Oa - od,
Elm triumpbierenOer @otitob - Der
Sodsn bate Elm brinuntes Reiteritiids
lein Doafibrt - I'm, IGeinbar aus
riidbleibenO, bic Rraft Oes Renners
biz gum lebten entItsioenben auaells
bIid auf3uiporen = ipie elm pf.iI
f9oB Silpdna Oabin unO eing aIs
@rits 6ur6s 3ieI.
9o9dufatmeno fdnf Qin0a ouf if
rem SiB 5uriid. Sire 9Iide Irtten
uno fdnoen unter Der Menge, bic Ii9
gu Seritreusn besann, lpieoerum lloo
9ersbeim. Narum fam er oenn niht
gu ibr, Inn ii9 ibren @IiidpunId
gum s%ldn5enOen Siege Ieines Stones
gu bOlen? Seinettpssen mar Ie ood
einais uno uneiu bier. :. @r muBte
oas bod piien. Darum tam er
ni9t9 sic bIieb uno partete. Gnos
lid. bic Sribiinen batteu Ii6 fat qes
Ieert, mubte aud iie fort. 8etannte
tuintten ibr gu = fs tat, als bemerte
is es ni9t. Sic mar pI6bIi9 pis
ousgetdui9t. Sic Bate chen nur Sen
tinen Wunf9, nbp Sersbeim in i6s
rer Rdbe gu piiien. Ro9 ME su.
Dor bate Elm Mtunn fold einen Sin,
Druid duf fie gemadt pie oieIer Uias
ioratSferr auf S6ingsn.
@noli9 fam er. -.
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nabe bate i9 es perpoBt, Sbnen mel,
men 9unt fir Sbr Sntere6e an meis
ner Sllpdra dus3u1pre9en! 9eItdts
ten Sic mir, oaB i9 Sic an S:btsn
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bonn Ieioer glei9 perdbIdisoen =
ib reiie nod beute ubsnO na9 Yas
ris."
Qinba fanO tein @ort Der Grpis
oerung. Sds gu bOren, bate Iie ni1t
ertudriet. Stumm rei9te Iie ibm oie
SonO, iiber Die err ii4 bsuste, um Ie
gu tiiFen.
n8itts, baben sic bod Ole Site,
mid Sbrem 9errn gemabl au ems
pfeblen, %gndoisite Jruu," iaste sr
perbinOIi9.
Nun tam 2inba bic @pru9s tpis.
Ter.
rauf @isOerfeben, 9err bon !Serss
beim!"
IS lag pie cine OrObung i'm Son
lbrer Stimme = ipie elm unausges
ipro4enes nOu muBt = gu IolIt!"
llop 9ersbeim 19aute uupiatiirs
li9 Elm tpenis betrOffen uuf. Gr
oa6te a6er eben mebr an feline
RennpferOe uIs an ole I90ne Jrou
por ibm. llno feline pfsrOe puren
tim lieber Oenn obne ben glGns
3enOen Sies Ieiner Silbana bate er
Iid Die Barrier Reife ni9t leilten
tOnnen. llno lol9e Reifen brau6te
er. meinte penigitens, ni9t Obne fs
austommen gu tOnnen. 3erftreuunsen,
Abfpe9slung tpdren ibm our See
pobnbeit geporOen - er unterI9ieo
Ii4 in oieier 8e3iebuns BON Spo
9oBlur ieOo9 oaour9, oaB er merts
piiroigerpeiie aud SusIei9 Dos
GanOle6en uno feline 9eimat liebte.
@r freute iih jebesmol, 4Ipenn Die
Stiae oes 2anoes ibn pieoerum um>
fling, tpenn er es aud ME Iebr ldns
ge bort uus6ielt. gr bate aud oen
6eiten Wiaen, auf Der S9ole, Die
ibm 9sb0rte, etpas Sii9tiges gu leis
item; OaB es inn ni9t INNER auss
fam, lag ipo9l 0aran, baB es ibm.
Gem in man9er 8sSiebung 10 8ers
'p0bnten, nod INNER an benz bepuBs
ten 8ud feblte. ben oas S9idial
einem MeniGen gibt, Inn i'm in Iei-
ne ri4tige 8a6n gu 5%ipingen.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-23

Die e6e0em 70 elegante Srau b.
9ersbeim mar duBerli9 ni9t pies
oerauertennen, felt ie aus Dem Sers
renbduie, no ife ale tbranniiiert bats
tie, in Den pabiaon go. 4 iiberg'Iies
oelt mar. Mnnelen bate aIes getan,
UNI es ibrer Mutter bort 10 bebusz
lid pie m0gli9 gu MAIDEN. bate
WDbel unO 8tloer uno 8lumen qua
iammenge19leppt, I'm aus ben Re=
ten Der friiberen @inri9tuns. BON
pel6 lebterer man9es laut 8eltims
murg Dem oeraeitigen Maioratsberrn
oerbleibsn muBte, ettpas Nnbeimelns
oes uno @emiitli9es gu l9affen. Nl>
lein Die lln3ufrieoenbeit ibrer Mut>
Ter mar bur4 nt9ts gu berideu9en.
Mer 10 nit benz S9idfol baberte, 70
unoerniinftig boberte, tpie 5rau 2uep
b. 9ersbeim es tat, benz mar ni9t gu
tslien, uno Der tonnte au9 gar ni9t
CUR Hube tommen.
Msnn QnneIsn ni6t cine 10 barr
monilde Natur setpefen pGre uno
penn nibt ibr beimli9ss 8rautgliid
ibr sic ieelif9e &raft berlisben bdts
tie, oil bieien ii4 tdgIi9 wieberboIens
oen tleinlideI MiOerpdrtigttiten gu
troBen, 10 bate bas arme Ding oft
nibt aus nod elm gepuBt. 90 re-
ipsttIos au4 friiber in guten Sa-
gen Mnnelen mitunter gssen ibre
Muttsr bate fein t0nnen, jeBt be-
mics lie ben &lagen Der psrbitterien
Jrau geseniiber cine unermiioli9e Sc
bulb.
@Ortissuns fOIst).
Washington Journal., 1923-02-23

GelepbOn GranfGin 1892
Wiegapd & Beilstein
Anitrcidcr nnS 9efOratiOnsmOler.
S24 SedIte Srake S.-8.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-23

gtmuiec Observation-Disclosures
IN DER Iblieierun0 bitten mir ms 10
tort 81 meloen. oamit lhIsuM6e A0.
billie aeihiebt.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-23
waskins ssurnai.
msssI O@

The only German Paper in Washing
On, D. c., Southern and Western
Maryland and Northern Virginia.
Published every Friday Morning.
Office, No. no Sixth Street, N. w
Telephone, Main 1889.
Hermann G. Winkler, Proprietor.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-23

Make chicks for subscription payable
10 Hermann G. Winkler, ITO Sixth
Street, NV, Washington, D. c.
Washington Journal., 1923-02-23

Entered as second-class matter August
I. 1915, at the post Office Washington,
d. c., under the Act of March 8. 1879.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-10-07
wANTED---FARMs.

SIX TO SIXTY ACRES NEAR 18th ST. PIKE;
Office
WANT TO HEAR FROM OWNER HAVING
lnrm for sale; give particulars and lowest
price, John J. Rack, Chippewa Falls, Wis.
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= BEST OFFER

Before Oct. l. wiH buy my Groom house.
completely furnished. or will sell for 90, 500 Oh
81 600 cash: year old: occupied by-fsHI-
lily of two: tile bath. h.-w.h.. gas. elect.
sewerage; located good shady lot, eastward
exposure. in highly restricted suburb: Is min
utes from Treasury: oak floors, fireplace.
large rooms, two closets IN each bedroom; ga
rage; never before offered for sale. but dOmes
tic troubles make IL necessary now; house
built for me under my personal supervision
and is complete home from lawn to
attic: contract price on house $1,000: lot
81, 200; furniture etc. 81 $50; first trnst.
81. 600. two years to rim: will consider offer
on house alone! possession Oct. 10. Address
Box 12S-P, Star office. Ts 3
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Valuable Salt Water Front
For Sale at Riverside, Md.

- v dIudUIO NIeSH - y y - =.
For Sale at Riverside, Md.
100 acres facing Potomac river at terminal
of the new state highway; large dwelling.
suitable for club or boarding house or hotel;
psamtlful level land right now to subdivide
into lots.
IT a government during war, go with this
nroperty- viii sell the entire tract, all inn
movements included. for low price
$4,000.
: we consider this the bargain of the river
properties no6 being offered
BOOTHS FARM AGENCY,
rs 4 81. NV. Phone Frnnklin 2709
!. Photos at o1ace.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
LADY LEAVING CITY, WILL SELL OR EN-
change for small apartment building her sub
urban home with 4 acres of ground and
resident properties in city. Call owner direct.
Main 2710.
det house near Walter Reed Hosp. is $3.50.
Must sell mt once and will accept auto or any
thing elsf of value as part s Of cash payment.
500 CASH AND 3 PASSENGER BUICK
coupe or equivalent car will he accepted as
part payment for desirable D. L. building lot.
6oxl3o near Chevy Chase Circle Address
Fox tsp. Star office.
SIN ROOMS, BATH. PANTRY, HOT AIR
heat, hardwood floors, open fireplace, front
and porches, e acre ground hedge, fruit
station near Laurel. Md. Apply 1853 Wis. ave
NV. or phone Geve. 89
ATTRACTIVE, MODERN, NEW HOME.
Chevy Chase. D. c.: trade equity for good
COY. MODERN Dutch bungalow, Bradley
vicinity q Bethesda. Bradley Hin. etc. ,
ern home; garage: 1880: trade equity in part
for bone vicinity l4t1 st. barn
strucied M sar. b. modern house; lot Iooxiso;
valued at $4,000; trade in part payment for
large residence NV.
rateIy in part payment. for modern home in
Petworth: add some cash;
CIR. COLONIAL BRlCh. irving ST. nW.'
only 81. $50; terms; trade for 7-r. house
south Of u, 10th to 14th SITS. and assume
trust; colored.
N. E. RYON CO., inc.
Main 1897. 1923 st.
BEAUTIFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL BUILD
ing on Mass ave. W. near 18th ST.. arranged
into four apartments with large rooms. One
apartment TO each floor. First floor apartment
garage bringing in nearly $4,000 annually:
high-class proposition for a higl-ciass client
who wants an elegant home and investmenf
at the same time. viii sell or trade clear OF
incumbrance for business property, row OF
houses. ETC.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc.
1894 H ST. nv Realtors. Franklin 95O3..
TWO ACRES OF LAND IN FALLS CHURCH,
va clear Of membranes andf valued at
81 600 to exchange for house in City. assum-
ing reasonable trust, or for equity In nearby
suburban home.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-515-5l6 Bond Bldg.
14th and New York Ave. Main ~
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sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
C0ntInue&.

UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE SPANISH
STYLE
You'll acknowledge this the prettiest you've
seen; Located Is minutes In Virginia. on one
OF the beauty spots Of high elevation. Six
spacious porch and closets: electric range;
pressure water: sidewalks; Just completed.
Priced reasonably; - 900 cash.
G. II. AHAIT a.sz
Owner. =
Clarendon 14I-W1 or Main 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-10-07

S6.ooo-Near Bryantown, Nd.
valuable tobacco farm, 160 acres. s-room
dweiiing, . barns poultry plant and other out
buildings. lot Of crops, STOCK machinery IN
BOOTH'S FARM AGENCY,
OK a. NV. Phone Franklin 27O2.
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EVANSVILLE MD =

II 4 I SV VILE, MD.
rooms. full tiled bath hardwood floor,
gas. electricity; lot. 50x15o; new and read,
for occupancy. Boy from owner.
NJ. EDLAVITCH.
For inspenfion Dtone HyattS go
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IAKOMA PARK HOMES

BEST SUBURBAN BARGAINS.
ss.sJD-An exceptionally well built Elias
tica" stucco house. with ak good rooms hall.
bath and pantry; has particularly large ami
oak floors; built-in ireproof garage; faces
west: concrete porches. This house cannot b.
equaled elsewhere at the price. Terms
be better built: oals floors. fireplace. hot
water heat. tiled bath: good location; couven-
lent to cars
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ROSFMONT
BROOKLA

1885 Newton ST rooms. large lot, all i'm
provements. $1,000; cash. s., 600: also larger
house, rooms. sun parior and sleeping porch
open CRATE. hot-water heat; fine condition: 50
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New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
RED PEPPER FOR
 COLDS IN CHEST

Ease your tight, aching chest. Stop the pain. Break up the congestion Feel a bad cold loosen up in just a short time.
 Red Pepper Rub is the cold rem edy that brings quickest relief, It can not hurt you and it certainly seems 10 end the tightness and drive the con ee stion and soreness right out.
 Nothing has such concentrated penetrating heat as red peppers, and when heat penetrates right down into colds, congestion, aching muscles and sore. stiff joints relief comes at once.
 The moment you apply Red Pepper Rub you feel the tingling heat In three minutes the Congested spot is warmed through and through. When you arc suffering from a cold, rheu- matism. backache, stiff neck or sore muscles. just get jar of Rowles Red Pepper Rug. made from red peppers, at any drug store. You will have the quickest relief known.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-16
CAPITOL PARK, HARTFORD,
tors to the Capitol Park viii

Visitors to the Capitol Park will the famous Caterpillar" ride in ( plete readiness for their enjoyEi ]. today. When in action it looks just like the well-known insect after which it is named. It has all the qualifica- tions essential to popular rtde, thrills, laughs and more thrills. It ie a ride that will appeal to all. and those who ride it once will ride if again. In Coney Island this season the Caterpillar" has created furore unprecedented in the annals Of out door amusements,
 An unusual feature will be present. ed on the free vaudeville bill on Sum- day. June 1T, in the form of Delmar's lions. The complete mastery Trainer Delmar demonstrates over these fero- cious dcnizens of the jungle, is n spec tacle that defies description.
 Another sensational offering will be that of the Great Cahill whose dar- ing gyrations on the "Cloud Swing" 50 feet in the air will thrill the spec tator to the very core. It Is the ex- treme limit in dare-deviltry,
 The swimming pool Is scheduled to open on Saturday, June 23, when all those natatorially inclined will be able to indulge in the pastime to their hearts content.