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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1923-06-15
ROAD EXTENSION
RUMORS PERSIST

Newspapers published in the vari-
Gus railroad centers across the river
are becoming much excited over the
prospects of railroad extension to the
Rosebud country. The following is
from the Watertown Herald, and we
are giving it to you for what it is
worth, and we hope it is worth lot:
Unusual activity by the Great
Northern railway system in South
Dakota is beginning to focus atten-
ton of the state on the probable plans
Of this great system for the immediate
future.
"The recently completed negotia-
tons for increased round house ia
ciities in Watertown, were closely
followed by the beginning OF road
work from Benson, where the light
steel is being replaced by the heaviest
type of steel rails, AMI it IA said the
heavy steel will be laid through
Watertown and into Huron.
" With these improvements and ad-
ditions as a starter, the rumOl gains
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I{(e!la1d a1dL!gdIonesSaS
Don't Try To Lose Your
Natural Simplicity

In the world of letters, that which lives as poetry
is not the half hearted labored utterances of Poet
Laureate quasi great occasion Rather II Is
the simple stanza that sang itself out of some more
obscure poets heart that binds all with living bonds
through community of feeling and experience The great
song is the oratorio but the ballad
Real worth is always unassuming and natural. High
thinking automatically to draw unto itself the COM
plement of plain living. Napoleon was always most at
in the Spartan simplicity of camp the battle field
To his mind the grandeur and splendor of his French
court concession to the limitations of the less
great
Great minds focused they great issues have
small patience with the tviaities Of custom and con-
ventOn
1t is only when the building is right, true in con-
cepton strong in foundation, pure in outline that the
architect dares let 1t stand forth una&omed
So with human souls Our poor terms homliness"
and humanness may stand for the tsest rsacracy sf
human character.
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Adelina PATHS test for singer was never, as you
might suppose, "Can you Trill? Can you initiate
mockng bird:" No, it Can you sing simple
ballad in honest straightforward fashion? Such bal
lad as Home, Sweet IIome'?" That fair test.
Simplicity shows quality naked and unadorned. And
is only genuine worth that dares challenge its criticism
1t takes both courage and the consciousness ofvalue
before the world with affectaton Our assump-
tion of numberless little airs, poses and preudces is
but the confession and apology for weakness.
The strong always simple. Simplicity implies
strength The weak hide their defects and their lack
with tricks and frills.
The higest attainments in painting and sculpture are
not the kaleidoscope, brightly canvases of bat
tie scenes not the complex any-turrented statue
structures that misguided patriots sometimes erect in
memorial of achievement The greatest picture the world
is a mother and her babe AS the of skill grows
strong and the eye keen it's perception of beauty,
non-essentials jewery and drapery, are stripped off
and the artist finds satisfaction in the flowing line
and satny flesh texture of the simple human figure
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p, 100 acres, appraisement $4,000
Roy A. Waggoner, Bonesteel, $166O.OO
Chas. Running Bear, lots l and Z
and e12 of ne14 19-42-30. 1907 acres
appraisement $1l75.O0, Bohumil Ro-
man, White River, $l20600.
Corn Creek Day School, buildings
and land, sel4 35-42- -33, 100 acres, APP
praisement $17S0.O0, Estella c. Ander-
son, White River, 100000.
White Thunder Day School, build
ings and land, lot l and neA of nwl4
and ME- Of ne14 19-4O-27, 1864 acres,
appraisement $25O0.OQ, Eta NJ. Navin
Winner, $26G6 90.
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EIGHTH GRADE GRADUATES

Clare c. Richardson, Wood
Dale Richardson, Wood
Guinevere Sinkler, Wood
Mildred +. Swan, Wood
Ruby f. Evans, Wood
Astlid c. Larsen, Wood
Adelaide Crockett, White River
Durward Green, White River
Una Hoff, White River
Lucille Hrachovec, White River
Louis Mcrchcn, White River
Jack Miller, White River
Vivian Sawyer, White River
Thelma Strain, White River
Mildred Walker, White River
Eleanor Waltz, White River
Winfrey Withcrspoon, White River
Helmuth Bent, White River
Arthur Hewlett, White River
Helen Scarle, White River
Vyvenne Tisdell, Wood
Garnett Turner, White River
Herman Delaney, Neville
Paulina Rosa Krogman, White Rive
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Dorothy Lee, Stamford
Owen p. Bailey, Cody
Thomas Bailey, Cody
Winifrcd Egleston, Cody
Elda Paleck, Cody
Emma Wolf, Cody
Melvin Week, Wood
Iaul Putnam, Norris
Rerenice Ross, Norris
Myron A. Berg, Okaton
Donald Hollenbeck, White River
Marguerite Hutchinson. White River
Mildred Beard, Cedarbutte
Commencement exercises at Meth
odist church, White River, Saturday,
June 23 300 p. m. All graduates
should make an effort to be present
at that time. The six pupils having
the highest grades will take part in
the program. Mr.. Ustrud, from
Pierre, will give an address.
Immediately after the exercises the
spelling contest will be held in the
high school building. All sixth, sew
enth and eighth grade pupils are elig.
ible Applicants should bring pencils.
Paper will be provided.
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Stole a Harness and Saddle

Wednesday night Of last week some
thief or thieves entered the feed yard
and barn of M. III. Weed just west
of town and made way with set of
high hamed harness with breeching
and back band, and also a Coggeshall
saddle, manufactured al Miles City,
Montana and numbered 50o. Last
week the county commissioners posted
a standing reward of $3.50 for the APP
prchension, arrest and conviction OF
any person who commits larceny
amounting to felony. Here is a
good chance for someone to make $3.50
by running down these thieves.
Subscribe for the Pioneer.
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WHOLE COUNTRY INTERESTED
IN VOTE FOR PRESIDENT

Voters in the United States are
yitally interested in the Presidential
election next year. This was the out
standing development Of the week in
the Presidential Election Test now
being conducted by the Pioneer. Re-
ports received today from all sections
of the country, tell of voters will
lingness to east test ballot naming
the man they think best qualified to
serve as the nation s chief executive
for the next four years.
The Pioneers position in conduct
ing this Presidential Election Test
IS more than appears on the surface.
When the final vote is counted as
nationwide balloting ceases, the total
will be a representative opinion of
small town and rural America s
choice This vote will represent
6O,OO0,OO0 Of Americas population.
1t is the controlling vote of the ma
tion and once it all pulls together it
Will be the dominating power in Am
crican life.
Through its connection with the
Publishers Autocaster Service of New
York, the Pioneer is in position to
conduct this voting test
An unusual opportunity to compare
this small town and rural American
yoto u-;tb tbo ohn;oo nf In oro,o, toxyo
voters is presented in the straw vote
now being conducted by Golfers
Weekly. The Golfers vote has now
been in progress three weeks. 1t is
also national in scope but has its limi-
tations in that it is vote of readers
Of that publication which are located
mostly in cities and larger towns.
Nevertheless, more than $4,000 votes
have been east and the figures fur
nish some interesting comparisons
and furnish data for many deduc-
tions.
Henry Ford passed President Hard
inc in popular choice during the third
week of Golfers votes. Ford now
stands at 2l,3H, against Harding's
20, l30. During the second week, when
the vote was at the 10000 mark, the
President was in the lead. New Jer-
sey returns developed an unexpected
leaning toward Ford last week, while
Massachusetts fell down and gave
Harding a margin of only two votes.
Other New England Maine,
New Hampshire and Vermont-went
to Ford.
The other candidates polled votes
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One of the peculiar twists of the
voting, points out Golfers, is that
President Harding, a poor publisher
from small town, is the choice of
the rich, while Henry Ford, reported
to be the richest man in the world, is
the choice Of the poor.
First returns from nationwide vot-
inc in the Pioneer Presidential Elec-
ton test, will be published in the
next issue of this newspaper.
Voting here in Wood through the
week was brisk with interest mani
tested in the showing Of the various
candidates. Ford g. the lead over
Harding and is now leading the field
by two votes in the local count.
Seventeen votes were found in our
ballot box Wednesday morning, of
which number Ford was credited with
seven and Harding five. The test
vote is arousing considerable interest
locally, and next week, when we Wi
doubt interest in this test ballot will
Give the first nation widn f;"ures. no
GROW much stronger.
Ii YOU have not yet voted you
should do 80 without delay. Remem-
her the polls close Julyv'1, and as soon
thereafter as we can @et the official
returns we will give YOU the result of
his GREAT nationwide test vote.
Tie standing Of. the candidates in
he local balloting is as fololws:
IA
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Have you voted ve!2 1t costs you
nothing and is free to all. Pick the
CONTINUED on page 81
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WOOD MEILETTE COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA JUNE Is. 1928
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sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY

SALE-bU USlNESS PhUPEhV4
DIRECT FROM OWNER TO PURCHASER
Good business property on leading commercial
Box cs3 h, star office.
Pas 18th ST, NEAR COLUMBIA ROAD
Modern. twelve rooms, double garage: splendid
business proposition. Terms. Columbia 4sU2
FIRST COMMERCIAL.
StIpdGAIBL4Eo SpGI o FOR GAS I srATIoN
FRONTS on TWO STREETS.
PRICE. 5000: TERMS.
on 14th ST. SOUTH OF RHODE ISLAND
sve.-size OF lot 25xi55; this building is ideal
showroom. large repair and storage shop
with capacity Of about 80 cars modern Office
entire basement, accessories rooms: two large
apartments containing 1 rooms and Ia th each:
this building is heated by steam and lighted
ty electricity; now rented for $3.50 year;
price $4,000: terms. This is certainly the
most unusual offering on this wonderful bust
tInental Trust bldg, 18th aud II sts. nw
Man 2I3o
NEAR STANTON PARK.
s.tupes spenss M inc,odns dob1s .ock and
Price $4,000: s.. 600 cash. "A
EDGAR w. BOWLES,
Real E:tfte; l1ia ;.s,Dsr,I1n;a LOans Insurance.
Phone Main 1886.
l4th ST. SOUTH OF L ST.
200 Fl, on 1lth BY ABOUT 100 TT TO ALLEY
L. w. GROOMES, 14l0 F ST.
pOWNTOWN BUSINESS BUILDING NEAR
18th and SITS in the heart of the shopping
district: floors and garages; rented with
out expense TO owner at SS. 900 a year Priced
at $4,000 On reasonable terms.
Store and 3 room snd hath apartment on
18th 81. bstween st. and Columbia road;
not remodelsd building. Price. $1,000.
store on 18th ST. with two apartments
above and 2-car garage. Price, $4,000; So
900 cash.
LEE CRANDALL, JR & CO. INC.
1423 New York ave. Main TlT.
PRICE, $500
BRICK BUILDING LEASED TO CHAIN
STORE CORPORATION AT $40 MO: LONG
LEASE.
NO. pos II ST NE
GROWING INTO VALUE RAPIDLY.
NOW VACANT.
STORES. APTS. ABOVE
PROMINENT CORNER
NO LEASES.
L. W. GR00MES. I4l6 ST
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1900 RILTMORE ST. N.w.-THRKE ROOMS
snd bath. $40.
Near 18th and f5-room snd bath apart
Jnent, $85.
New apartment building. ard place and I,
ats me- rooms and bath. SEQ 80
Downtown spt.--Two and three room and
bath apartments; SIS and $I5.
1880 Glrard ST. n.w.-5-room and bath
apartment. overooks 10th vt. estate; ali
large outside rooms.
fhe York, 76a Quebec st. u.w.-3 rooms and
bst IN, 500 month.
The Drury 1921 Mount Pleasant st. n.~.-I
room and bath apartment with electric grill
Electricity furnished for cookinsl, $40 month.
. rooms and bath. $3.50 and 8 rooms and
bath, $50 month.
McKEEyEE & GoSs,
Main 4T52 14l5 Eye st. NV.
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81 Acres on Eastern Shore
Poultry. Horse. Tools and
Hay crop. 10 bu. pota toes Sd bu. corn. vegeta-
birs; long growing seasons. beaithful surround
lnes. good markets; good hard road. pros
peroHS. thickly settled district: stores, schools.
churches; miles X. r. town; - acres
iohmy tillage, stream watered pastures. wood
Iahd variety fruit: well located broom house,
s,nme; owner called away: only 81 $50 20 set
tle imnedia tely; less th8n baIf cash. Details
page los, Illus. catalog. bargains. many states;
copy free. STR0UT FARM AGENCY. 1422-S.
Land Title bldg. Philadelphia. Pa
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WANTED--FARMS.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE FARMs TO
aachange Tor city property. Address Box
2?3-M. star office ISs
WILL ESCHANGE-l4 FARM, 30
minutes ny auto from 18th and Pa. syc.: will
trade equity OF $1,000 for clear lots or will
assume up TO 500 o0n on Washington property.
T. {. GoDDNOW COMPANY.
- 18Th ~. n.g Main 3O7.
WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE A LARGE
home. nv downtown. for small clear house
or other clear property 10 the u strict. This
building has II large rooms and = tile baths;
all modern, Subject 10 first trust only:
equity, 5000: s55 per month pays all inter
est. This il an excellent proposition and
should be investigate
CsIl Mr.. Duty
FRANCIS 4. CRAWFORD. INC.
4a+1 Continental Trust Bldg. Main 1922 -o73o
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS

fotRTH FLOOR or 6la lS'n-i7-5c; sso
rw0 LARGE, DEsTRABLE ROOMS WITH
Stsnint Sp is,s sss. s:,i b. =
DERRY. 1883 w,.c. ave. NV. West sls.2It
ss4 NEW YORK AvE.-PART OF GRoUND-
sSsaass. Ssa snef Nal" xsfi io,i Iea'0''0'e. eee MI
BALTIC BLDG-REAs0NABLE RENTS.
C:ii Cal Union BEATTY cohPN' l4lo st.
LAWYER, N ACTIVE PRACTICE. TO
Address. Box 2S2M. Star ONCE. IL
REAUTIFUL OFFICE DowNToWN. SUIT
.n,. for public .nt ,sI ysry pisss res.
r 1in;es as faa. fASsy Lincoln H II lsS afbf is' hfss
LARGE ROOM n DOwSrOWN OFFICE
building. Apply n. II. BAGBY. 1914 Riggs
pl NV Phone Lincoln 1901. -
TRANSPORTATION RI.DG.. PRESENT TEN
room suite partly furnished retaining desk
room; ressonsble rental. Main as4S. 10.
a40o l4th sT. N.w.--2ud FLOOR; ExCEI.
lent iocation for professional nse. MONEY
REALTY CO., fnc., 72s I4th st. DIV. Main
so3s 1920.
ENTIRE DAY USE or OFFICE WITH DESK
and sypex,,,sr IL & NC s Fh, .c: cs '
IoIs VERMONT AVE. NV.
Opposite Dept. OF Justice--Attractive front
rooms End aoo.' S,a1,sRSrEsh Sfa, and lss1 nc
Main 475. io1S Vermont ave. NV.
ONE OF THE riNESr 0FFIcE SUITES IN
the city-Firrt-noor front, street frontage.
% pisces: sest 1a and % electricity sH c furnished.
splendid locstion for real estate operator.
ph'''eliEnr ErShSs 81 efn'if' II, rAeGARr. 1xc..
THE rESDALL BLDG. s44 p ST. wv.
fopp"site Conrthouse) Several office rooms
The Merchants Bank Bldg. 1915 @ st. NV.
Single room, sls per month. ''rrnt iaince-
THE s. II. SMITH CO.,
Smith Bldg. Ai3 15th ST NV.
OFFICES SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR REAL
estate and archtterts' oiices at l24 18Th
ton Of Rhode Island ave. and St: open
for inspection; reasonable rental charge.
TERRELL. 4 LITTLE. INC.
1905 18th st. NV.
FINE LARGE OFFICE ROOM WITH PLENTY
Of light and air, on second door Of the build
PERcT Il. RUSSELL. Co
o2s 18th st. NV.
1907 H ST. N.W.-ONE LARGE OFFICE coo
1905 p. .1c..one large of,ice room 20
DAVID f. BARRY, $50. Nh n St: ,sG, NV
BROWNLEY RLDG.. 1904 F ST
End floor front. with showcase. $40.
Lo.w bldg. iIl0 St
Single room. water and elevator. SO.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
'l3 I4th st. Main 2345.
$50 I7th sr. NV. NEAR ri ST
Entire 2nd door: 20 II. deep: over 500 50.
IT.; exceptionally bright and cheerful.
Very attractive studio apartments, 3rd aud
4th 6oora
J7i6 ST
Main floor; so n. deep; about 1.Soo So. IT,.
plenty OF light: rear entrance,
Also Basement az same BUILDING
90 II. deep; about ]. 100 "a. II. VIII mske
special inducement FOR frst year on the last
two described places.
MOORE e. HILL. INC. I52o-22 III ST.
Locatiou after Dee. -. 73o 18th ST.
For LEAsE-THfRE BRIGHT. AIRY
rooms. suitable for real estate offices or drafts
man. etc. on the second floor.
14l5 Eye Street NV.
!. L. sH0EMAkER.
Main IJI4. 1918 Eye ST. NV.
NOS. .it15I41I ST N.W-NExT TO
Department Of Justice. New concrete building
Exeelisnt light and ventilation. Rooms slnsiy
or en- suite.
BOSS. & PHELPS,
The Home Of Homes.
1tIi Is ST. NV. Phone Aain 434o.
Evening star., 1923-12-16
WANTED-LOTS.

WILL PAY CASH FOR 4 FEW LOTS TN
the District or Nd; must be suitable for
building. Address Box 319-M. Star Office.
YOUR LOT ACCEPTED AT FULL, VALUE
toward payment OF a bungalow; give full de
tails. Address Rex Am. star office
Evening star., 1923-12-16
M. O. BULL,
200 r. I. Ave. NE.
TAKOMA PARK HOMES

TAkOMA PARK HOMES.
Complete list Of modern detached homes,
both on Maryland and District sides. at reduced
prices and terms. Several owners leaving city.
Bungalow. o large rooms, sleeping porch,
h.-w.h., fireplace. oak floors. stairs TO attic
garage, lot 501200; paved street: built for
9 home: priced for auiek sale Only 81 500
side. extra-larGe rooms. anil. terms arranged
Two-family s-room. 2-bath home. with separate
entrances. paved street; attractive price.
Nearly new holIow-tile home. sleeping porch,
stairs 70 attic. garage, paved street; $4,000.
oak floors. sleeping porch, large lot owner.
leaving. must SELL New bungalow. rooms
and bath. sleeping porch. s.mi.: &8.5o0. Look
these over. II not suitable ] have others.
g. w. VAN WAGNER. 81 Cedar St, Takoma
Park. y. C. Col. S174-W.
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w o~, L~s ~
Before buying q home in this section see
me. as have q large list Of bargains In new
houses and bungalows on which can ar
range terms. Specials:
new broom bungalows. sleeping porch.
ami, hardwood foors. open fireplace. near
cars and school; 500 cash. $s5 per mo.
7-room house almost new. square from cars
large lot, owner leaving city. Terms.
Cboice lots.
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RENT H0USES-UNFURN1SHED.
CnnfAAo>A

Conttnuea.
1895 PA. AVE. N.W.--Ten rooms aud bath.
convenient 10 q. =; government Department.:
t84a New York ave. NV.
alo4 EYE N.w.-RIGHT DowNTUWN; FINE
condition: redec.; hrs., large attic and b.se-
Apply 8Os. Dist Nat. Bk. bldg. for-noons. les
SEVEN ROOMS; HOT-WITER HEAT, ETIE5C-
tricity. capitol Heights.
Apply 6s+ NE. Iss
goo vAN buREN sT: N;W.-Dst. cor. p.
sa2i Sth st. u.w.-s r., the b.. 8 poreSes: S
5soS it,h st. n.w.-Det.. porches: ami;
:, to.s :. % n!ss &c St nw-s r. b. porch; a.n.'
sss Lonxfellow .. st. n.w.-6 T.. b.; ami; G
1888 18th St n.w-s r. b.; s.m.L; newly
s' s7s' '' '''' ''' D. "'''' l-'ale'
- New York ave. net y. b.; s.mL:
garage: ST5.
For keys to ,he above properties phone
18th and X Ste: N.W.-.------.As!n4s NV. Main 4soo.
III III ss,s a. nwmlo,,3 20; ami: .slso @
24i3 ISM st. n.w.-ln-r. &h. gar. ami. 5000
1902 18th ST. n.w.--ior.,, a-b.. anil. 10000
l415 Hopkins vt. n.w.-sr.. 2-b.. cleo,
shepherd near l3th--6r. b., ami. -. $500
l-Si IRVING ~. n.w.--lO-r. Il D., eIec.,
IN, newly decorsted throughout. $500
t4oA l1th at. n.w.--S-r., bsth. a.m.i.... 1900
l723 8rd 81. n.e.--9.r. 4 b.. a.mi...... 5000
gar. in rear: newt, pspered ana
painted .........-... ............. 1900
30 vt. se.-9-r.. @-b.. h.-w. w.h...... 1000
S34 llth st. n.e.---7.r., b., h,-v.h. Gas is 90
1914 25th st. n.w.--7-r., b.. f.h., newly
papered and pa inted. .............. $3.50
1902 18th 81. n.w.--e.r.. bath, f.h., gus 80 90
22l1 Eye ST. u.w.--10-r.. bath. ,latrobe
heat. gas. newly decorated 500. 80 o0
i50S Caroline VI. n.w.-S.r. 4 b., ruom
for garage Ia rear.............. 1000
DAVID L. BARRY, 1907 H ct NV.
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v0R EXCHANGE

UPPER i4th ST.. FIRST COMMERCIAL
Two-story dwelling, easily remodeled. Price,
IL. 500 Trade for smaller propexty. i. n
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COTTAGE CITY.

. RENTERS, ATTENTION!
4-room bungalow. bath. electricity: lot 5oI
$50. Only $3.50 $500 cash and $50 month.
4-roorn new bungalow. gas. electricity
water; lot 40115o. s3.100-s20O cash. $50
month.
s-room new bungalow. gas, bath. electricity;
ami. ss.25o-sSo0 cash. $40 month.
II. c. MAYNOR & CO..
36ls s3rd ST. Mt RAINIER MD.
pvT0SF NV ATS FN 9o2-w
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Gentlenan's Suburban Estate.
Delightful year-rourd country home in
Washing ton. u. c.: IL minutes from White
House. l block from New. strictly mod
ern tapestry brick house and garage: 30 rooms,
baths master bedrooms; acre Of beau.
tiful lawn. gardens. fruit and shade: 50-mile
view over states. For leRse or sale. Call
Evening star., 1923-12-16
SALE--FARMS.

50 ACRES. NICE DWELLING. s ROOMS.
ontDu!kings; good condition; fruit; on state
ROAD. near wster: snap; home worth hayi az
q. W. THOMAS. Charlotte Hall. st. Msrys
county, Md
~ ACRE FARM-11-R. HOUSE: Il Nj FROM
mashington; fully equipped. JOHN r. TAT-
MAN. Real Estate Broker, RrandyWine, Nd.
Ifs you ARE SEEKING A COUNTRY RESI-
oehce or farm, without or with full equip
ment. we hsve a number of them within easy
motoring distauces of Washington. Call or
correspond with telling what you want
WM II. SAUNDERS K CO.,
HhOnes nj ln1R. lnl7 l422 A NJ
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THE SIAWMCT.
300 10th ST. NV.
I room. kitchen and hath. s65. 90
rooms. kitchen and hath. ............ $500
rooms. kitchen and bath 1000
THE MARINE.
18th AND BELMONT SITS. NV.
3 rooms, kitchen and bath. ............. 1900
rooms, kitchen and bs ........-... 100 90
1922 9TH ST. NV
rooms and hath. ................... 65OO
1896 VERNON ST. NV.
rooms, kitchen and hath. $3.50
1912 VERNON ST.
Z rooms and . baths. 10000
1908 CONN. AVE. NV
rooms. kitchen and hath. so and up
lI17 ST. NV.
fReady January IL
I room and bath. .................... 3750
room. Kitchen and bath. ............. $500
. rooms, kitchen and bath. IS 90
PAS CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
] ROOM kitchen and bath. COCO
rooms, kitchen and bath. h............. 1000
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. $500
1907 ST. NV
(Suitable for doctor.)
1923 FLA. AVE. NV.
I room. Kitchen and bath. go: ;,...; e2.so
3o32 QUE ST. NV.
rooms, kitchen and bath. $3.50
B. 7. Saul. Co,
Evening star., 1923-12-16
JERSEY FARM BARGAINS.
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J JERSEY FARM BARGAINS.
.U0O White Leghorn Pullets-
MOST profitable poultry plant on Vineland
trsct; noney-msker: pUllets are in pink OF
nohni iton. carefully selected trxp-pested stock;
- cpk"rels. 300 breeders. 1924 truck, . In
cnnators. brooder stoves. coal range oil range.
tools. implements. everything included. CaIh.
bungalow, > rooms. cellar, water In kitchen:
2ta acres variety Of fruit. 8 large poultry
HOUSES. garage; must he seen; price reduced
10 so."n, part cash; act quickly.
3S-AC. GENERAL FARM
Most prosperous section. excellent SOIL
acres GOOD timber fruited To apples. pears.
praches. plums, cherries, Strawberries grapes
anu asraruSus; Groom house. barn feed house,
wagon shed. poultry hoases. For quick sale
WI lnclude horse. harness. COW wagon. pIows.
cuItFat"-s: harrows. flock Of hens. geese.
cash. " T-' '
POULTRY FARM. 400 HENS.
10 acres variety OF fruit ideal location. bun
galoW Zone: garage. storehoase poultry
/ houses; az farming tools INCLUDED: cash buy
srs car ior poultry. eggs and produce: price
Ior al S,1go; cash. $1,000: bal mortgage
| for details. FREE CATALoG Of many equip.
PED fsrm barsa rs throughout South Jersey
near Nlnelsnd ami Atlantic city. Call or write
niNEIAND FARM AGENCY. 624-KE Land
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