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GEORGIA AVE. N. W, so14--

Excellent store with beautiful
6-room apartment; moderately
equipped: electricity, hot wa
ter heat; fine garage, good
cellar Pittsburgh automatic
water heater, stationary tubs;
first-class condition. Price,
$500; very reasonable termS.
M. ]. RAINE, ,l405 Eye st.
N. w. Main 1887.
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l4rH AND PARK RID. VICINITY

We have been exceptionally for
tunate In listing q wonderful
6-rooTn and bath house In this
\ desirable section; all modern
improvements: garage. This
house 10 an exceptional Oar-
gain for the price asked. The
price and terms to suit the
purchaser. THOS. e. JAR
RELL, 721 10th st. N. w.
Main 766.
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WE HAVE REASONABLE HOMES
In every desirable section, rang
Ing from $4,000 to 100000. with
gt first cash payment ranging
from $500 to $40, 900, with
terms to suit I'm new homes and
old places that have been built
from one to twenty years. Also
have houses and apartments to
rent. NJ e. Thompson Co., %
r st. N. w. North S1S2.
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Business Property for Sale 100

BARGAIN-Prtce, $3.50. New homes;
6 large rooms; tile bath; cellar;
h.w.h.; cleo. -, laundry tubs Double
rear porches; wide front porch; vide
alley. These lovely houses for $500
cash. Sample house, Ill 18th st.
s. q. Gladman. Line. 346. 306 Pa.
ave. 8. d.
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SIXTH ST. 3. E.
See these ideal homes. Only
$3.50. $500 cash. $40 per month
tincluding interest). Sample
house. s11 sixth street southeast.
Open daily and Sunday from 10
a. m. to p. m. Representative
on premises. A very cookbook
ing brick home, containing six
large rooms. There IL . colonial
front porch. front yard ana back
yard to alley. Newly papered
and painted throughout. In ex-
cellent condition. J. Dallas
Grady. s25 Maryland Bldg. 141o
II st. N. w. Main 727.
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Real Estate for Sale
suburban Properly tor SEE Inc
LEE HErGHrs

NeW 7-room stuceO homo % Leo
Heights. In the beautiful Coun-
try Club section OF Arlington
county; spacious rooms. 2 bathe.
glasged-tn sun porch, aloeptnH
porch breakfast alcove, attrac-
near troIiey, near highway:
HANDICAPPED lawn. Easy terms
Submit offer. To inspect. In
Qtnire at Lee Heights office
From Georgetown. drive over
ts+ Key Bridge turning right on
Lee Highway; drive az niIeg
to Lee Heights office. RUBY
LEE MINAR, Lee Heights Of
flee, on Lee Highway. PhOno
Clarendon 687.
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c AND SEVENTEENTH SITS. s. E.
Opportunity for this week;
SI5250 cash, balance like rent.
Six large rooms, tile bath,
h.-w.h., cleo, hardwood floors,
garage; lot 20x130. Main TAO. .
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Real Estate for Sale
Apartments for Sale

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VERY GOOD TWO-FAMILY FLAT
MT. PLEASANT, HOME AND INVEST
MENT-
For $4,000. Two apartments,
one of five rooms, bath and
rear porch; the other Of six
rooms, bath and porch, each
with separate entrances and
separate hot-water heating
plants. Hardwood floors. cleo
tricity and gas, ETC., all in
fine condition. The location
is one OF the best In Mt.
Pleasant. near all desires.
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc, Tl3
14th Street N. W., Main 2345.
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BARGAINS
sos 10th st. N. r.. and s2I
Claiming st. n. E.. can be
bought for $40 per month each.
These homes are each composed
Of two complete flats; four
rooms. bath and wide back
porch. Very deep lot. Room for
double garage. Rent the upper
flat for $50 and apply It to the
monthly payments Of $500.
Small cash payment. n. r.
Howenstein Co.. II. sos. 1871
H st. N. w.
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srH AND o srRpErs tvrc1NrrY,-

One OF the best buys in down
town Washington. Beautiful ..
story, 9-room and bath strictly
modern brick home In most
wonderful condition. Priced for
quick sale, $4,000 cash and very
reasonable terms. e. Roy Lewis
q Co.. IT'S Conn. ave. Pot. asa.
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Let us submit our list OF homes and
investments before you purchase.
JOHN r. DONOHOE q SONS,
1lA Pennsylvania Avenue g. ii
FOR SALE OR RENT
914S Jocelyn 81.
- Call Main 11Hs
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18th and You SITS. N. w. Vicinity
Nine rooms. two baths, two Kitchen
cites, suitable for two-famiIy apart
ment, newly papered and painted,
good heating plant, electric lights,
gas, large back yard to an alley.
PRICE ONLY $40, 6o0--TBRMS.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
Main 1884. 1409 L ST. M. w.
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CHEVY CHASE. .. c.-cSear clrol.,--

New tapestry brick home. size
23xSe It., situated IN the best
section Of the beautiful sub
urb, Chevy Chase, This home
II complete in every detail and
can be purchased at a price
and terms beyond your expsc-
tations. THOS. r. FARRELL,
721 10th st. N. w. Main 766.
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Real Estate for Sale
Houses for sale

COLUMBIA HE1GHTs-1lTH ST. n. W
Nine rooms and bath, hot-water
heat electricity, newly refin-
ished and in good condition. Inn
mediate possession may be had.
This Is an ideal home in a splen-
did location and priced only at
$1,000. "A reasonable cash pay
ment and very moderate monthly
payments offer an exceptional
chance to obtain a real bargain.
A. Mcneil & Co.. Insurance
Bldg. Main 6644.
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SOUTH woopRIpaE-

Beautiful bungalow. rooms
and bath, h. W. h., electricity,
double laundry trays. garage
on lot 60x110 IT. deep; large
attic, space for rooms. Spe-
ciaI price and terms have been
made during this campaign.
Price, $3.50. $3.50 first cash
payment. balance like rent.
CARAVAN BROS. Call Lin
coin 9400.
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nth ST. N. w. NEAR c.
Fine business property in this
choice location; well rented; rs
feet front; deep lot to alley;
a good buy; sure to increase in
value. Terms. Ask for Mr..
Davis Herman e. Gasch, 1928
New York ave. Main $3.50.
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GRANT CIRCLE

This corner brick, practically
new. contains large rooms.
with built-in tub and shower,
fireplace. Q large closets. built
in garage. h. W. h.. electricity.
hardwood floors and has front,
side ana double rear porches.
A bargain for $10,7S0. Com
venient terms. CARAVAN BROS,
Call Lincoln s400.
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CHANCE OF A LIFETIME

An old established business of
dry goods and notions doing
between $4,000 and $4,000 a
year business,S in good N. w.
section. No competition. Re
firing is reason for selling.
Dwelling of rooms. h.-w.h.,
cleo; in excellent condition.
Store, dwelling. stock, fixtures
and good will, only $4,000,
with terms. NJ e. Thompson
Co.. 20 r. st. N. W., North S1s2.
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rwo-rAM1Lr APARTMENT

Five rooms and bath each; one
apartment rents for $40;
separate entrances; live in one
and let the rent Of the other
pay for the house, Price,
$3.50; reasonable terms. G..
p. BARRETT, 1902 K ST. ".
w. Main 9016.
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sFor Real Estate see q. p.
O0N0HGOWeeks Office 6ist q Dig
sta, ". y. LincGln asst
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-03

A ST. N. n. NEAR FOURTH
Here is very attractive Colonial
brick home Of six rooms, with
tile bath, hot-water heat, cleo
trio lights, glassed-in sleeping
porch, hardwood floors and trim;
dry cellar. Splendid buy for
$500 cash. j. M. Brammer, 1417
O st. N. W., Room s. Cell
Franklin 1O494.
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B AND SEVENTEENTH sTs., Sc
Five hundred cash and $50
monthly; large rooms, built
in tile bath; attic; hardwood
floors; porches. Will help
you raise cash payment. Main
740.
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NOTICE

VIII trade three new stores
and apartments ON wide thor
oughfare where business IL
in small apartment, other small
business property, or will con-
slider well secured second trust
mortgages. See Mr.. Gaines.
THOS. e. FARRELL, TAI 10th
st. N. w. Main 76e.
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Real Estate for Sale
Houses Tor sale
sHEpHERp ID. % \. W.

ST.. sts N. W.
Beautiful brick dwelling, 5seni-
detached, witlF7 spacious rooms
and tiled bath, large closets,
colonial porch and two-car
garage. This Is real bar
gain; immediate possession; in
spection any time. Price.
811,7S0; $1,000 cash, balance
like rent. Bald & Paul, 1899
N. 81. NJ w. Franklin 901l;
night phone, Col. 8417W.
~ H-+ $3.50. -
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BRADBURY HEIGHTS.

BRADBURY HEIGHTS,
Four-room bungalow. lot 100xl14 IT,,
$S'SSSSSS; Broom oungaiow; loi i0oxiiO IT,
2Ox1O0 It; priced $3.50. All at the
District line, on the Marlboro Pike
Each Of these places good for chickens
r. r. BRADBURY.
222S Pa. Ave. 8. r. Lincoln 226a
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where 70 Eaa
Al THE NAESINiN
American Chinese Restauroae
$40 Ninth g. j. W
Bids and Proposals

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. SUPER
yising Architects Office, Washingtons
%. c.. October "a. 1924. SEALED PRO-
POSALS will be opened in this office
at p. M, November II, 1894. for
wood lobby desks for Federal Build
ings in accordance with drawings and
specifications, copies of which may be
had at this office. Jas. A. WetmoE0.
Acting Supervising Architect.
q. s. ENGINEER OFFICE. $50 OLD
LAND OFFICE BUILDING. WASH.
INGTON, D. C-Sealed proposals will
be received here until ~ M, November
e. 1924, ana then opened, for the con.
struction of the tunnel for the second
high servic of the water supply for
the District of Columbia. Further
information on application.
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sTH AND LoNGFELLow SITS. N. w.
An extremely well built semi
detached brick, side windows,
rooms and tile bath. b. W. h.,
electricity, hardwood floors,
double. rear and concrete front
porches. Price, $500. Easy
terms. Liberal monthly gay
ments. CARAVAN BROS. Call
Lincoln 9400.
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COLUMBIA ROAD

Just off 18th St., SIS, oOC, beau
tiful 3-story brick house. ~
rooms. baths; hot water heat
as three apartments:f owner
leaving city and very anxious
to sell For particulars see us.
DAVID e. BARRY. 1a0T II
st. N. w. Main 1901.
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WOODBRIDGE. D. c.

$3.50 cash, $50 per month. Five
room bungalow; sleeping porch,
fine location, garage. Above
price includes all interest.
Several other new s, and s
room houses near completion.
Terms may be arranged. n. D.
Bull. 1900 Rhode Island Ave.
North 6611-J.
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S-ROOM q bath bungalow type homes,
h. w; high, large lots; 4 block pi
Takoma car, 1Ath st. car line. SLk00.
$50 cash and Ss0 month. ais Under-
wood 81. NJ. w, Col. eA73-W.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-11-03

We have just listed a beat
tiful s-room and 2-bath Semi-
detached residence having a.
m. L.. including open fire.
place and In excellent condi-
tion throughout, which IL priced
right with terms. You should
see this property at once. Call
Mr.. Ane. night phone North
1898. THOS E. FARRELL, ia
10th st. ". w. Main 76e.
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Houses for Sale los
SIX ROOMS BUNGA-
Low
Chevy Chase, Md, off Conn. Ave,
Desirable six room and bath
bungalow, completely detached
on SO by $50 foot lot in an
excellent section of Chevy
Chase, on paved street off
Conn. Ave. Large porch, full
attic, hot-water heat, cleo
tricity and gas, hardwood
floors and trim, and is
screened. Is a little over a
year old and in excellent condi-
ton. A very good buy st'
$10,75O. SHANNON & LUCHS,
Inc, 713 14th Street N. W.,
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wooDR1Dcr. D. 6.

Two nex houses about coma
pleted; near cars and schools;
6 rooms. hardwood floors, sleep
ing porch and massive fireplace.
Can make terms. M. o. Bull,
1900 Rhode Island AVG. North
s611-J.
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NORTHEAST. $500

Near Sixth ana H SITS. Bean
tiful colonial home; nice
rooms; tile bath, reception hall;
gas and electricity. hot water
heat; cement cellar. large
yard: everything Ia good con-
dition. Easy terms. For in-
formation see David e. Barry,
1907 H st. N. w. Main 1901.
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PA. AvE.-1oO BLOCK

Near Capitol and Botanical Gar
dens. ThFee-story building. store
and flats. Rent. $50 per
month. Price, $4,000. Make
offer. No lease. Live here;
property pays for itself. D.
Blum & Son, 920 ". Y. ave.
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Real Estate for Sale
Houses for Sale
GEORGIA AvH.--ssoo BLOCK

store and 4-room apartment: 9.
m. t.: room for garage. Price,
&16600: sacrifice. Suitable for
any busfnessy now occupied BIZ
owner. Must sell, ID. Blum q
Son. ego N. X. ave. Err. 171B.
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zoos Franklin ST. N. e.. Beau
ttful, Just completed. six-room
frame home; tile bath; hot
water heat; convenieutly ar
ranged kitchen. Owner on prem-
ises until 6 p. N.
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cOLoRED-Homes $500 beck 3nd 81.
". w. Convenient terms. ~. u. HAr-
ria. 613 r 81. NV.
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Real Estate for Rent

/ Real Estate for Rent
Houses Furnished 81
18TH ST. n. w, 2446---s rooms, bath.
2-car garage, a. NH; $3.50. FIR. 90l1
Houses nfurnished 90
DUPONT CIRCLE - 1o-room modern
house; ami; splendid repair; 800.
Franklin 4128.
X ST., sos. DOWNTOWN
6 rms, bath, newly decorated 5000
MORRIS CAFRITZ co, INC.
1913 e street. Main SIT
POTOMAC HEIGHTS -cozy new 5-rooni
and tile bath bungalow; h.-w, H. alec-
tricity fireplace, buiit-in kitchen, cup
boards, closets; garage: porches; half
block to cars: s65 month. Cleve. 4sS. :
VERMONT AVE. ". W.. 1s4I--6 rooms
and bath, frame house; excellent loca-
tion in white neighborhood: water and
gas; rent. $40 per month, Call Frank.
900.
ID ST. N. w, 2410. NEW, $50
Beautifully located; s rms. bath;
MORRIS AG caFRf 81 m co. NC
1416 * Street. Main CIT
y. W.; high. large lots; x -block Of
Takoma car, l4th st. car line. For
sale at $500; $50 cash and $50
month. as Underwood st, N. W.
1918 18TH sTREET-NEw
9 rms. 2 baths, shower, sleeping porch.
double garages, owner leaving city.
MORRIS CAFRITz CO.. INC,
14l6 Is Street. Main 617
oath ST. N. W., 1oOs--s rooms bath;
$55. Owner, Lincoln 1885.
Offices and Studios s.
ONE SUITE in new office bldg. 'front.'
Ing Ing on Lafayette Sd very desirable
or manufacturers representative. Call
Mgr, M. S940, 26 jackson Pl N. w.
SIT 18th ST. N. w. BURCHELL BLDG.
Fine, bright office rooms. elevator.
light. 1anitor service and heat included.
1895 N. Z, Ave. Main $3.50.
Suburban Property to Rent 90
s-RooM & bath bungalow type homes:
NV; high, large lots; Y block of Ia
koma car 14th ST. car line: for sale e
Underwood deT; Y St. n. W. Col. Stew.
Stores to Rent 9S
2sRD & L sTs N. w.-New store,
suitable any business SIS month.
Tyler a Rutherford, Inc. Main 47S.
1913 Vermont Ave. N. w.
LARGE store room suitable for work
shop; reasonable. 4s3 Pa. Ave. N. W.
Real Estate for Sale
aE Acknowledgement, e.. Cole 1n1
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EASTERN HIGH VICINITY

An offering Of unusual merit.
An attractive light tapestry
brick, 5 rooms and bath, h.
". h., electricity, sleeping
porch. stationary wash tray
and garage space. This prac-
tically new home Is a won
derful value for $4,000. In
itial payment accepted as low
as $500, balance like rent.
Call Lin. 9400, CARAVAN BROS,
2423 Bladensburg Rd. N. q.
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PETwoRTH-

PETwoRTH-
We have just listed beau-
tiful s-room and 2-bath semi-
detached residence having a.
m. H. including open fire.
place and In excellent condi-
ton throughout. which Is priced
right with terms. You should
see this property at once. Call
- Mr.. Ane. night phone North
iSth St 4. v. ' Main 10. .
PETwoRTH-
SIS Shepherd st. N. W., $780,
Substantial home OF rooms
and bath. electric lights room
for garage etc. In good con-
d f,ts tsr Gsn b sSla On attTss
st. N. w. Main SsSo.
PETwoRTH-
SIC Shepherd st., N. W., $500.
Substantial home OF rooms
and bath. electric lights; room
at ara can e &c .Oid Ia 81 S0o at.fsc
tive terms WARDMAN. 1Aso
IT. ~. w. Main $3.50.
sAUL's ADDITION
Almost new. strictly. modern.
sernidetached brick OF 8 rooms
and baths; breakfast porch;
garage Owner very anxious to
sell and has priced this house
considerably below the market
for quick action. Il. Roy Lewis
q Co.. 1715 Conn. ave. Pot. 21S1.
sEAToN ST. NV
ali furnished. on sea a St ION n
w. near North Capitol st.
rooms. hot air heat, cleo, In
good condition: also garage.
E. r. only rh: :S;Gss; s COD terms ss
81. N. w. North S1S2.
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SHEPHERD ST. N. W.. SSs--
Near corner New Hampshire
and Seventh. Cheap and good;
- 2-story brick. rooms, bath,
large attic: electricity, gas.
hot air heat; large colonial
grapes, peaches etc. Only
$500 and no less II all cash.
p. H. johnson Co., 1sss n
THIRD PLACE N. r.. ss.s7S--
New house; complete in every
4 detail; colonial type; six rooms "
tile BATH oak floors, front
porch, five large closets. Detroit
Jewell range, screens for
'front.' laundry tubs, gas water -
heater hot-water heat, electric
lights built-in fireproof garage
b., EASIEST kind OF terms. Paved
street, alley and sidewalk to be
included In price. Boss g. Phelps
realtors. 1417 X ut, N. w. Eve
RMia aIn P asoo service until p. M
WEST CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
New bungalows ideal in con-
. struction and location. In the
path OF growing real estate val
ues. Small initial payment. bal
ance like rent. See what We
have to offer before selecting a
s
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Near corner New Hampshire
and Seventh. Cheap and good;
2-story brick. rooms, bath,
large attic: electricity, gas,
hot air heat: large colonial
front porch; garage lOx24;
grapes, peaches, etc. Only
$500 and no less II all cash.
d. H. johnson Co., 1883 n
st. N. w.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-25
Triadelphia

Arthur Appleman and wife and
daughter Pearl and son Roy visited
last week with friends at Toledo,
Columbus and GAINESVILLE Mi IS
Lily Lowell of Cincinnati spent the
week end with her cousin Mrs. L. c.
Edgell and uncle c.. r. Massey.
Miss Shirley Kent and Mr.. Haley
Appleman, two of our popular
young people, were married last
Saturday afternoon at Malta. A few
of the boys got wise and belled them
Saturday night. We wish them a
long, happily life. Mrs Mary Max
we'll recently visited her sister-in-
law Mrs. John Hatfield of Newark,
who is in very poor health. C. G.
Jadwin and family visited with rel
atives at Roseville Sunday. The
grange hall is receiving a badly
needed coat of paint Look pleas
ant girlsi VIM. Nixon has a new car.
Someone helped themselves to
about two bushel of Otis Martins
peaches
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-25
NeelyviIle

Mrs. Dora Hammond spent a few
days recently with her brother ST.
Clair Harper and family. Mrs.
VIM. Still and son George spent a
few days with relatives in Zanes-
vile recently. Mr.. and Mrs Har-
old Oliver and sons Paul and Dale
visited Sunday at Mac Moore's..
Mrs. Lonnie Ralph spent Sunday
with ODE McKibben's. 1,Iiss Dove
Fisher spent o-er Sunday at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Hall and
sons Alya, Harry and Francis spent
Sunday with VIM. Lighthizer's.
Mrs Fred Barnes spent a few days
in GAINESVILLE recently. Miss Min
ME Moore has returned home after
spending a few weeks with Mrs. An
ME McIntire. Mrs Jane Gheen
is spending the week with her son
Oliver Gheen and wife Miss Mary
Margaret Still spent Thursday and
Friday nights with her cousin Miss
Margaret Harper.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-25
TJniOnyille

Don't forget the Rebekah meeting
this Saturday night at the /. o. o.
f. hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Danielson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cain visited
! Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Wilds near Waterford.
Mrs. Alice Murray and daughters
Dorothy and Lynna and son Claude.
visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Foster.
Miss Claude Barnes who is at
tending high school at McConnels-
vile, spent the week end here with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. O..
Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Smith of Dun
can Falls and Mr.. and Mrs Gra
ham Clark and family Of Hackney,
spent Sunday here with Tom Mar
tin.
Miss Wava Singree who started
to school at McConnelsville. has re-
turned to her home near here.
At The Heron Home
A glorious gathering OF intimate
friends was held at the home of
Ruth and Maggie Heron near Salem
school house. on last Thursday. A
fine dinner was served at the noon
hour, consisting of fruits, jellies,
pies, cakes and ice cream. Those
present were Mrs. O. C. Hammond
of Mansfield, O.; Mrs. Fred Ham
mond and little daughter, Mrs.
Frank Kraps and Miss Effie Parr of
McConnelsville; Mrs. John Kidd,
Mrs. James Keyes, Mrs. Hugh Girls
man, Mrs. Lafe Hutchins, Mrs. John
Wells, Miss Bessie Hutchins, Miss
Goldie Hutchins, Miss Belle Heron
of GAINESVILLE. 1t was one of the
most pleasant days in history of all
who had the pleasure of being pres
ent, at the hospitable home of the
Heron sisters. All expressed their
desire to meet there again next
year.
Mr.. and Mrs Hamer Ray of
GAINESVILLE and Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.
Ray and son Robert of Bristol, spent
Friday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
l. r. Barnes.
The parent-teachers' association
will hold their next meeting at the
high school building Friday night,
Oct. 8. There will be good music
and a good program. Everybody in
vited. We urge all teachers who
can come to attend this meeting.
J. W. Kuntz. Lou and Ed Stegner
are having their hay baled this
week.
Frank Foster and Carl Walker
are digging coal on the BAIL Wells
farm.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1924-09-25
SCHOOL TIME HOMES

School has opened. Buy your
home for the years the children are
in high school Better than renting
Better home selections now than
later. Good investments. Easy
terms. See these:
room. near high school, $1,250.
room house, bath, near high
school, fine location, " block north
of Main. only $4,000.
10 room double, near high school,
$4,000.
room. city water. 1850.
7 room, full lot, $4,000.
IA room, double fine location, $4,-
200.
Fine home, bath, 10 acres, bar
gain.
room, bath, garage. $4,000.
/, room, 2 lots, barn, $2,SO0.
room,- bath, barn. $4,000.
(2) room $1,600-$1.S00.
5 room, bath, only $3.50.
room, bath, near square, $4,000.
(5) yoom $4,000 to $4,000.
l5) room, $1,000 to $4,000.
t4) 7 room, $2,000-s3.60O.
(6) room $3.000-s3,200 up.
room, 2 acres, on pike, $1,000.
EMMETT A. TAYLOR, Agt.
Second Floor. Jones Bldg.
Over stanbery Drug Store
McConnelsyille, Ohio