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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued

1905 NEWTON sT NE-SIx ROOM BUN
salow, stucco hnish. and garage 10 match
lent '' repair with np-todate impro1ements: % M
large lot. 4s r. by l56 fl. Price, S1i 900:
cash payment. $4,000.
&. II. PARKER co.
455 AZ St. S.W. IL
MUST BE SOLD -PErw0RrH
200 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
ss roo%s sssn as. S:ts ssss sise':ie lights hs
MUST BE SOLD NO SETTLE
AN ESTATE.
y St. near North Capitol ST rooms, bath
latrobe heat. North 1890.
FOR QUICK RESULTS LIST YOUR VACANT
properly with us for sale.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS
Realtors.
5I5 East Capitol ST.
Large dwelling, in excellent condition. con
tanning 10 rooms and bath; furnace heat: wide
lot TO public alley. This property should ap-
peal to 9TH st. merchant. a. it is we'll
located downtown.
North Capitol st., opposite filtration plant
rooms bath hot water heat and electricity
garage. Easy terms.
5000
2J44 l1th 81. NV
Frame cottage; rooms and bath: hot water
heat anu electricity. Vacant.
$3.50.
hIhD 81 MEAN ~ y. w
Brick; rooms. bath. cellar. large rear yard
and wide public alley.
So 500
MASS. AVE. NEAR Ind NV
Brick; rooms bath. cellar, furnace.
$3.50
2i3 ST NV
Brick: rooms bath: easy terms.
JAMES Y. SHEA.
6t3 Louisiana Ave. NV
CHEVY CHASE. ID. &.
A hne home of s rooms and baths and
garage; hardwood throughout: sisre roof: To-
65IS5; shrubbery. Ia b.xt section. near Hunt
ington al. owner must sell Very lew price
and terms. Address Box 2il-B, star ofhee.
CHEVY CHASE. DC.
36l5 QUEsADA ST.
One square from Conn. ave. and CheVy
Chas Circle. New. detached. large 4bedrosn
home modern. Priced right. co1venien
terms. Call Mr.. RAY. Fr. J72s. 41s Colo
rsdo bldg.
WEST OF 10Th. IN EXCLUSIVE
ENVIRONMENT.
Detached hollow tile home. r 4 b wash
stands. etc, in BEDROOMS; two glassed in Siee D
ing porches: large lot Ind porehes: slate raof
doorec attic. Price is very, very low. Ad
dress Box 23T B. Star ofice
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

GROOM HOUSE: HOT WATER HEAT. FLFC
trio, gas, garage and ben house; front and
side porches: back porch screened in: shade
! trees; lot 50xIJ0; l blk. from st. cars and bus
lines; 5000. l. I. Shenk, IL Fairchild st. ,
/ Cherrydale, Va.
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SALE OR RENT SUB. PROPERTY
WANTEDlSUBURBAN PR0PTY

SMALL INEXPENSIVE HOUSE. ON PIKE,
to be used as tearoom. During summer months
only. Address Box 222-B. Star office. 2oS
wANTBD-FURNISHED OR UNFURSIsHBD
suburbs. IA. d. Mcouade, Wash. Gas Light Co.
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THE BUYER
SEEKING A MI. PLEASANT HOME
would do web 10 inzp pect this de cd ediy nice
property, located within stones throw of
leah 81. Light texture brick, with eemest
froct porch: 2S feet wide. running through
from street 10 street: built-in garage An
artistic open fireplace lends added charm to
living room, l4l1xl7lz. The dining room is
I11sL. feet. opening into attractive
equipped kitchen with Suilt-ir refrigerator
and excellent basement complete the lower
area of home Foor nice bedrooms two ba tbs
and Esssed-in, well ventilated and sunny
sleeping porch complete second noor. 1he
owner has purchased . larger home and will
sell at attractive ngure. Cal, MS for iu-
McKEEvsR L Goss.
1915 Eve st. Main 4752
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

SITUATED IN ONE OF THE HIGHEST SEC
tions of the city, commanding a view Of two
thirds Of Washington; sem-detsched Groom
a. nd bath brick home, with all modern improve
ments; colonisi front and double back porches:
hardwood floors and trim: stationary this aud
lavatory in basement: 2-car garage. House in
excellent condition. Terms to suit Full par
ticulars by addressing Box 257-A. Star office.
PRICE. &, s,oOo-wITHIN ONE SQUARE OF
three car lines; a six.rpom and bath brick
xh ,aIba all seJn S.aE a
ceTent condition. Terms. Address Box
2a8-A. Star office.
CORNER HOUSE, BRICK, 8 ROOMS AND
n.~,: @ S $3.50 @ This place Sr s is WORTH | S ooo
See it Immedi.tely: Phone Main 1881.
NINE ROOM BRICK: BATH, ELECTRIC
i6ta s'1, st. near I.ineoln PARK Phone Main 1881.
70 FRANKLIN ST. NE.-SIX ROOMS. TILED
heat; front and double rear porches; screens;
SRMI-sUBURBAN HOME. DETACHED. HAy-
ing 80 i've bedrooms and inclosed sleeping
porch, electric lights, hot-water heat, hard
wood ao'rs sns mary Other fssn modern h3 ana
$ls. 600. Can Mr.: HARTMAN for appoint
ment TO inspect. Main S646.
Alb FLA. AVE. N.w.--6 ROOMS AND BATH;
excellent coalition list com. zone. DANIEL
NJ. GARY CO., 2ool 1lth st. North 1904.
house at bargain: must be sold; small cash
payment Address Box 239-B, Star office. 20s
OKI.AND-DETACHED, 6-R0oMS, BATH.
large attic; one block schools. cars; small cash
pa yIpe Mt; possession. North 1867. 20'
40 CoL0RED GOOD NORTHWEST SEC
ton: 8 rooms, bath. hotwater heat, electric
lights: front and rear porches; large back
yard; S7.75o. Terms. Phone North s765. .
s2i REMEDY sTl2-sToRY BRICK. 6
rooms bath, h.-w. heat, elect, very large
lot: great bargain; easy terms make offer
Cleve. 1890.
FROM OWNER. DETACHED, 8 ROOMS,
Congress Heights; leaving city; immed poss p :
Main zse5 or Box 72B, Star office.
TO COLoRED-NEAR SHERMAN AVE. AND
Irving ST.; q rooms, bath; good condition;
S4 $50 Easy terms. Call 125 st. NV.
Phone North S765.
1862 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-12 ROOMS,
hath three story and cellar brick. side and
rear lots, lot 80 IT. by 40 IT TO rear alley:
price SI5 900: terms. c. S. SHREVE, 122e
Conn ave. tsole agentl.
IN. BUNGALOW SACRIFICE-0Ak FLOORS;
open fireplace; h.-w.h.: electricity; garage
Brookfand. Address Box 242-B. Star ONCE. 20'
aI4 sth Nw.-l2 ROOMS, BAY-wINDow
brick: fine rooming house, LIST commercial; !;
2-story garage; fne order; terms or cash.
1I29 KILBoURNE PL. N.w.-THREE.sToRY
brick, o rooms. bath, cellar, electricity, ga
iage, lot IS by los #. 10 rear alley; price,
SIS, 900. C. 8. SHREVE, 1922 Conn. ave-
-tsele agentl,
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IS 4th ST. SE.--owSER OFFERS DEsIR-
able home, r and b., sleeping porches
ami Price reasonable. No garage. Terms
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40a SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-ONLY
81 $40. s rooms and bath, semi tached.
brick. hot-water heat: terms very reaSonab able; ;
tine for two families. owner occupies.
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1919 18th ST Nw-Two STORY FRAME
house, lot Is by 95 IT. TO alley; price, S2.T50.
e y SHREVE. 1222 Conn ave. (sole asent) h.
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Bl1v a Home

But be sure that il is one OF these Kite
designed and constructed Homes al
3ll0-3l2S Newton St. NE.
(JUST OFF RHODE ISLAND AVE.b
In these exceptional Homes You will find
everything especially planned and arranged
for your entire comfort and convenience
There isn't single alteration you would sug-
sest in The whole house. Kite equipment en-
zb.es you to attend 10 your hOusework in
q minimum Of time with the least possible
trouble. The location is excellent. too, a
quietly refined residential neighborhood in
Northeast WashiB gton.
And the extremely moderate cost and lib
eral terms are facts worthy of your eonsdera
tion. too.
$3.50 TO $3.50.
ONLY $500 90 Is RBQUiRED AS A FIRST
PAYMENr-BALANCEM MAY BE ARRANGED
On EASY TERMS.
and 5 Rooms.
Wholly detached Homes completely equipped.
Sanitary plumbing and hot-water heating.
electricity, etc.
Open for inspection every day and evening.
Take cars leaving 18th and g SITS. NV, ride
out X. ]. ave. to Newton ST. ne.
HARRY A. KITE.
lin. lad
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY,

r"' Continued.
WHY
SUBURBAN e..
HOMESEEkERS
ARE BUILDING
IN AURORA HILLS; VA.
TODAY. -. 49,.
BECAUSE AURORA HILLS IS
IMPROVED WITH
Artesian water system.
Sewerage to Potomac.
Electricity
Concrete sidewalks. . .t
Well kept streets
=. Brick cutters.
a Homes.
mentS1, a lot SoxiS5 II. can be bought for
SST7.5o. terms of SIS cash and S12 per mo. :
or for SSS3 SO. all cash. In nearby Wash
inston. Virginia or Maryland you canuot buy
CONVINCE YOURSELF OF THIS FACTi An
additional discount for building. il started
within 80 days Should you have 81 500 in
cash we can show you how to build in Aurora
Hins house worth s., 900: you can buy
y'ur lot on terms and build later. -Four Sears
= Roebuck' readi-cut and two brick houses be-
j'g boilt now. Located on Alexandria car line ::
~ minutes from 18th and Pa. ave. or 10
minutes by auto from White House. Inspect
suy time. by Yourself: or, will take you in
ute. All information at office.
WALTER O'HARA.
Exclusive Agent on Above
| Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 2450. 1909 H St. NV
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Near Congressional Library.

Near Congressional Library.
+ $7,750-Special Terms.
On 9Th St, near &. Capitol; splendid Ioca-
tion, within walking distance of Union Station
and Capitol. A well built 6-r. and bath brick
home, with h.-w.h., open fireplace, gas lights:
in good condition. 1t is well arranged for 2
apartments. Possession from owner.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPH.,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 4S2. EYeningS. North BIB.
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FOE SALE.
GEORGETOWN.

FOR SALE
GEORGETOWN.
Attractive thr-e-stosy and cellar, hy-win-
and hath; h.w.h. electricity; psrches: located
in best residential section. Possession. Price
and terms right
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Bnunsre ST. west OF Ooan ave--lo rsouas
and h.et stairs. Garage. Immediate posses
W D SULLIVAN CO..
140s Eye ST. NV.
CLEVELAND PARK.
An unusual chance to obtain a hne 6-rn-.
strictly modern home. Al condition: conrr-te
to Conn. ave, and cannot be duplicated around
ST MARTINS PARISH
rec. hall, eoIsnial home. with deep lot and
sss, .ss ssTis ssy s.ss oas ta ~
elect. aud big lot You win like this floor
s.s fes fhess ss are psr mo esss ssp' to
critics. On tse % NJ en ReTnea soale1.rd. @ c1.riess
ing the Potomac and the city.
NJ. 1881. B,es., n. 1880.
Bank Of Com. and Servings Bldg.
DOWNTOWN DWELLING WITH BUSINESS
with hot wafer heat and electricity: space for
e-car garage. Ideal for small apartments or
rooming house. Price and terms reasonable.
Near Lincoln Park. desirable S-room house.
center hall plan: parQuet floors, cellar, furnace
heat. Price. $11 500.
Near Tth aud Mass. ave. ne. comfortable
brick dweieg i, oo Of :. onn is1ss rooms and bath
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO.
9l4 g st. NV.
SO, ,5OO-$75O Cash, $50 Month.
18th ST. BLOCK z. I. AVE. BR00KIAND.
A splendid value in Sroon and ba home.
eiec lights good lot with poultry house
and run and variety of fruit. Prompt pos
session from owner
Several other special values in Woodbridge
Brooklsnd homes.
McLACHLEN RANKING CORP.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
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Woodbridge Bargains.
s. room house, ami; lot 4ox3OO; near 80
Dakota ave This week only, S4,Ioo; $500
S-room house; gas, bath, electricity. garage;
fruit: lot 40x325 This week, $3.50; $500
cast and $50 month. ~.
New 6-room house, sleeping porch and hre-
place. half block, Of Rhode Island ave I'VE Price
II. c. MAYNOR & CO.,
2s7s Rhode leland Ave. NE North 1909.
THAT HOUSEIS NINE y
IL ia an asset when all else fails. Make
one of our bra nd new homes yours today. See
Two-story stucco on large, shaded corner
lot Large living room entire length or house.
with French doors at end epening onto beau
tifui porch with splendid view: broad honey
Hreplace. Large dining room with plenty OF
windows. Kitchen with Pullman breakfast
aIcoye and other built-in features. Three nne
bedrooms with large closets; tile bath. MOS.
attractive sleeping porch. Basement under
entire house. with laundry equipment; gas ana
eiec,: hot. water heat Moderately priced, WIN
excellent terms. Phone us for appointment
TO inspect our propefties
KAY-ALGER co. Inc,
p. NJ. KAY. Pres. & Mngr.: 49,.
Sit. Bond BldS- MAIN o'~~
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UNDERPRICED
BUNGALOW

Owing to an unusual opportunity presented
to him to secure q farm property, the owner
Of this bungalow will dispose Of 1t flor i'm
mediate salc) for about S100 less than its
cost three years ago. Five rooms tile bath
open fireplace. cellar under entire house. pipe
less furnace. gas water heater; large lot with
space for garage.
B. =. SAUL CO.,
Main 21O0. 141a Eye St. NV,
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GEORGETOWN

Vacant 3O4 S St. NE.
s-reom brick; owner leaving city. n. eTs.
l2o
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Attr1ctye three-story and cellar, hy-win-
dow bvick dwelling: 10 rooms IS bedroons)
and hath; h.w.h: electricity: psrches: located
in best residential section. Possession. Price
and terms right.
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WOODRIDGE. D. 9

WOODKIDIIE, d. {.
s-roorn house; gas and bath; electricity; lot
ser3oo Price, $3.50; $500 cash and $50
snouthly.
5-roorp bungalow, bath: furnace heat;
R4.5o0; 500 cash and $45 monthly.
5-room bungalow. hot-water heat, bath. cleo
xr1city; $3.50; $500 cash and $50 monthly.
Fl. c. MAYNOR CO.,
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BUNGALOW. . ROOMS AND BATH. SLEEP
ing porch, ami; stone foundation and slate
roof; large lot, near Conn. ave. ears and
bureau Of standards: reasons bic price and easy
terms. Phone Cleve. 1890
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ALTAVISTA.
Il ACRE-7-RoON HOME

M n Y IS a.
u ACRE-7-RooA HOME
A Real Bargain at So, 500, terms.
Facing Rockville pike and trolley, miles
north OF Chevy Chase Club and in one OF the
choicest locations northwest. A, well built
room modern home, with beautiful oak shade
and lawn. situa ted on q moderate terrace
aFordiug a beautiful view of the surrounding
country. Prompt possession from owner.
McLachlen Banking Corp.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main
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TAKoMA PARK-J-R. AND b. BUNGALOW
ami; large lot: S.. ZOO; S400 cash, SIS mo
lli Elm ave. Columbia 9472-W
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REDUCED 81 ,O5O.

6-room bungalow; gas, cleo, water, gas
range coal range and heater. mantels: 3E
acres cultivated ground; fruit trees; grapes
chicken house, barn, o1tbouses and garage:
completely fenced; Sc, 800: $500 cash and $50
monthly. Five blocks from G st. cars. Loss
ef eye&ight Is causing this sacrifice Phone
HHaftE 81. ANNA 2. CLARKE.
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OWNER LEAVING CITY, IMMEDIATE POS
session; beautiful home, ZOO block 1st NV,
. T. and bath; price only $4,000; terms.
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s-RooM BUNGALOW, A.ML--HARDwoOD
floors: living room. 24x16. with over size
fireplace; concrete cellar under entire house;
lot 75x14o- $500 cash. bal. easy terms.
Groom house, ami: hardwood floors. hot
water beat garage; concrete cellar. laundry
tDhs; lot 62x145. Suitable terms can be
arranged.
We have many homes through this section
selling on the eaKy payment plan. We have
home TO suit your needs, and prices range
from s. 0O0 up.
GEO. H. RUCKER CO..
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1905 NEWTON ST. N.E-sIX. ROOM BUN
saow, stucco finish. and garage 70 match
house. This property Ia vacant and in excel
lent repair. with up-to-date Improvements
large lot, As II. by 1JG fl. Price, S11 900
cash payment. 5000.
e. H. PARKER CO.
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the Congregational church are to
hold basket picnic AT Old Point on
Tuesday, June -, dinner to be served
at noon. 1t IL hoped that all the la
dies who drive cars will go and in
vite to 60 with them others who
have no means Of getting there. II
the day is unfavorable the picnic is to
be postponed until Tuesday. July 1st
William Longley has returned from
several weeks visit with relatives in
Fort Fairfield.
A. A. Cheviot was confined to his
bed several days last week with acute
muscular rheumatism in his back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Miner have
moved to Oakland, where Mr.. Miner
has been working for several months.
Miss Autice Cheviet left this week
for q visit with friends in Pough-
keepsie, N. Y.
A party consisting of Hon. L. r.
Folsom. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hender-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Blaisdeli. Mr..
and Mrs. Phillip Thisseii. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. C. Woodman pessed a pleas
ant Sunday at Camp Alabama on the
shores Of North Pond
Walter Grove has returned from
Miami, Florida, where he has had
employment during the winter.
; Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Beane. Mr..
and Mrs. Ezra Kelley and two chill
dren and Morris Kelley passed the
weekend In Gardiner, the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kelley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hilton entertained
at dinner Sunday. Mrs Maria Staples
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. n. Carr.
Charles Harmon has returned to
the Soldiers Home at Toeus after
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visiting several weeks with his
daughter, Mrs. John Neil.
Ivory Haskell went to Portland on
business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clarke drove
to Newport Sunday accompanied by
Stanley Bigelow Clarke. who will re-
main during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hussey had
the misfortune to lose their beauti-
full collie dog, Zeta, who died Tues
day after an illness of about a week.
10 Mrs. Susie Dolloff, who has been In
poor health for sometime il improv-
ing.
Chester Jones assumed Monday
morning his new duties as member
OF the grocery firm of Burgess and
Jones.
The members Of the class Of 1924,
accompanied by Principal and Mrs.
o. c. Woodman left Monday by auto
mobile for a weeks outing at Ocean
Park. They will occupy a cottage
kindly loaned them by Rev. L. D.
Tibbetts.
Mrs. Maude Carr. Mrs. Lydia Long
ley and Mrs. Mary Longley are at
tending the Grand Army Encamp-
ment In Portland this week.
Miss Ethel Hanson of Madison
was the weekend guest Of Mrs. Eve
lyn Clark.
Mrs. Frederick Davis and son.
Paul Of Augusta, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Davis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. HI. Blaisdell.
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auto supplies can be obtained. to-
gether with the great natural beauty
make It a most attractive place.
Just across the road from the fire.
place an enormous bean hole had
been dug and lined with brick and
fire clay. and large or small quanti-
ties of beans can be baked In the
ground. A bushel or more Of beans
will be baked here for the supper
Thursday night. These together with
hot rolls. coffee. and ioughnuts. all
served In real camp style In the open
air. will provide a most attractive
feast. The refreshments will be un-
der the direction OF L. e. Graham.
well known Madison business man,
an old camp cook.
The proceedings will be enlivened
with music by the Madison Boys
band and there will be speeches by
Hon. Frank Holley. Judge Charles
o. Small and others.
About two hundred tickets have
already beer sold for the supper, the
price charged being lust enough to
cover the actual expense Of preparing
the food. The camp -. already be-
coming popular with tourists and 70
In use practically all the time.
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NORRIDCEWOCK

Mr.. and Mrs. George Preble and
daughter, Elinor Of Topsham, were
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. c. Woodman. being In town to at
tend the graduation Of their son. j.
Douglas Preble.
Mrs. Ellen Pierce was In Lewiston
Monday.
A new gasoline filling station has
been installed at the Stanley garage.
The new location Is more convenient
for cars than the old one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cooley OF Gardi-
ner were guests Sunday Of Mr.. Cool
ey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. c.
Cooley. Mrs Cooley will remain for
. longer visit
The Weman's Working League OF
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MADISON

The dedica ton of the new auto
camp at Old Point Thursday after
afternoon IL an event which 10 being
looked forward to with real interest
by the members and friends Of the
Madison board Of trade.
The actual work In clearing up the
ground was commenced last fall,
when several expeditions Of business
men were organized and the UNDER
brush and hardwood growth was cut
out leaving an attractive grove OF
young pines. The work was discon-
tinued about the first Of last Decem-
Der. but was begun again this spring
under the direction Of a committee
and with the completion of large
double fireplace this week all prepar-
ations for the comfort Of tourists will
have been made. The electric lights,
toilets, a splendid spring Of pure wa
ter and 4 small store where food and
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called out In this immediate vicinity
in the past two and half weeks
An act of vandalism which has
aroused the ire Of many Madison
business men was the partial de-
struction Tuesday night of the nre-
place at the Old Point auto camp, It
Is thought to be the work or Boys.
Walter 8. Fletcher also had keys
stolen from gas pump as It sat on
truck ready for transportation to
Lakewood and Deputy Sheriff Elmer
Adams was busy Wednesday
morning Founding up the boys who
we're responsible for this theft.
The subject Of the sermon at the
Methodist Episcopal church anext
Sunday will be Defiant Faith.., The
subject of the sermonette to the chill.
dren will be "Knife Lessons.~ The
theme Of the evening sermon wiii1be
Others" 5g4~i
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Curtis; Essay: Few facts about
Maine, Francis z. Daggett; presenta-
ton of gifts, James N. Grant; song.
Come. Come Away: Essay brief
history of Monmouth, Phillip r.
Souviney; Glass Will, Hazel I.
Prout: closing address, Glimpses Of
the National capitol. Toffie M. Rcs-
sen: singing, Class Ode.
Diplomas were presented by c. M.
Kendrick, superintendent of schools.
Motto. We work to Win. The hall
was artistically decorated in the
class colers, pink and green.
Rev. Mr.. Wallis of Machias. will
preach at the Community church
Sunday, June 20.
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sOMERvILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Grotton are
the proud parents Of q baby boy
born June IL. Both mother > and
son are doing nicely. paov
Mrs. Jennie Lewis and Misa o., A.
Grotton were business visitors. fn
Rockland recently.
Miss Sadie Grotton IL caring To-
Mrs. J. l.. Grotton. NJ
Nelson Stevens IL on the sick list.
Trinity Union win be held a3
South Somerville, June 20 An5nl1
day meeting with basket siunchf
Everyone invited. Mrs. Clyde TifI4
son Of Belgrade win be the speekezl
In the morning.
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LIQUOR and paid S. fer 1t. He was in
company with four others. The
sheriff was in Bangor in June at the
United states district court and
heard Mr.. Kelley plead guilty to
charge of illegal possession OF IN.
toxicating liquors. Mr.. Kelley did
not nut in any evidence in his own
hehalf and the court ordered juds-
ment to the state and the liauers
1arfe,ted TO Waldo county. Mr.. KEEL
lev appealed and entered int reees.
nizance to appear at the supreme
.Juaieial court In September with
Roy Fish az surety.
The Belfast Dancing Club held q
very enjoyable dancing party at the
thistle tuesday evening with about
80 couples present.
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MONMOUTH
School Graduation Exsr'

CranArna School Graduation exsr'
eites
The graduation exercises OF Nortn
Monmouth Grammar school class
1924 were held Friday evening june
IS at Fireman's Hall were mucn en-.
joyed by large company OF rSiau IN
Tw,rr nrorram under the direction
- the,r feecher Miss L. z. Jones
v,as presented. March by Mrs.
nasetta Withers; Grammar school
senw. Come Thou Almighty King; ga.
Trsss al welcome. Hazel 1. Frost
Essay: Coffee Production. Lewis L.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-19
by Beck

Cardington. in Bedfordshire. as the
home OF airship research and expert
ment, will make Cardington the
worlds greatest airport. 1t was here
that the Inflated R-3S. which broke
her back at Hull, was built and her
sister ship R-37, now stands half
completed in the shed. This colos-
sal shed is capable of accommodate
ing two such airships. has up-to-date
works nearby. gas mandatory and
palatial Offices.