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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-11-10

| Syracuse 9-inch Steel Plow without point.
Regular price $l7 Special sale price. 49,.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-11-10

5 Middle Busters, I7-inch size. Regular price g
$40 Will sell at special price Of each. ...... eD
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-11-10

5 Sub-Soil Flows, sell regularly at $3.50 6
each Regular price $l7. Special sale price. q
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-11-10

FOR RENT-The T. S. Martin store.
Apply R. D. THOMAS, Eufaula,
Alabama. o-29-St
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-11-10

FOR SALE-One new model Ford
touring car. Never used. DAWSON
| COTTON OIL co. 11-10-2t
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-11-10

FOR SALE Thoroughbred Jersey
bull. Will sell cheap. Apply to d. F.
ENGLISH, Dawson, Ga. l1-10-2t
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-05
ANNOUNCE JUDGES
IN LETTER CONTEST
Girl Scout Headquarters 10
Award Prizes for ESSAYS

The committee OF judges IN the
Girl Scout essay contest to be con
Quoted next week was announced
today The committee consists O.
Ernest i. Dechant, chairman, At
torney Donald Gaffney. Rev. VII.
liam II. Anderson. Mrs. Hartwell A.
Taylor and Miss Anne Nave.
The contest starts next Monday.
Girl Scouts in good standing will be
required to write a letter on the
subject "Why l am a Girl Scout"
The letters must he received at
Girl Scout headquarters not later
than The first mail delivery Thurs
day morning. Scout headquarters
will first see II they are written by
girls in good standing. They then
will be turned over to the Judges
who will review them Thursday
night
At 1 o'clock Friday afternoon
the judges will meet at the Office
Of Attorney Donald Caftuey where
final decision will be made. The
Scout headquarters will award
prizes 10 the best two.
Terms Of the contest viii be us
follows:
Letters must not be more than
950 words in length.
They must be written by n Girl
Scout In good standing.
They must be written on one side
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-05
FAITH HEALING
ART EXPLAINED
Catholic Priest DelYeS Into
Details

New Haven, Nov. tPl--Rey. Sell
den p, Delaney of New York. speak
Ing on faith healing" before the
Catholic congress here last night
said that beneficial emotions such
as faith and love, may act chemical.
ly and produce health"
lie characterized the term tait h
healing as any cures that are caused
by faith, rather than by medicine.
The cures arc not due TO the teach.
Ing OF faith, he said, but are due TO
a confidence which a sick person
places in faith. The cures are az
fccted, he continued, probably by a
combination Of faith and love pro-
ducing chemical change in the
body OF a sick person which BAN
ishes the disease. He said such
cures cannot be effected in persons
who do not have faith that they will
be cured and who do not place that
faith In something.
! Rev. Francis J. Hall. u. D., Of tho
General Theological Seminary, New
York city speaking on Suffering
land the Will of Cod" said that sick.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-05
Here's Quick and
Lasting Relief from
PILES

For years the generally accepted
treatment for Hemorrhoids or Piles
has been by the insertion Of many
so-called antiseptics and astrlngen's
INTO the reCtum. Such treatments,
while they in many cases gave relief.
never reached or acted on the cause
OF the trouble and this was also
true Of surgical operations, for the
surgeons knife did not cure but
simply removed the formation after
development.
You've got TO attack the real cause
OF the Piles and not the Piles them
selves and you've got to do 1t from
a constitutional standpoint and this
Is Just what the Hamadala treatment
does. 1t attacks the cause and not
the formation and the cause once re-
moved. all those painful. congested,
knotted and strangulated blood YES
sells are restored to their normal
function and blind, bleeding or pro-
truding piles become a thing Of the
past.
The Hamadala treatment can now
bp obtained at NJ. A. Axelrod's and
all good druggists under rigid
guarantee. Out Of town sufferers can
obtain by mail, Price 800.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-05
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RESULTS

925 puts you in touch with a
trained ad-taker.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-05

OF Hartford, grand steward; Charles
NJ. Cotton Of Rochester, y. y;
grand treasurer; Walter r. Arnold
of Meriden, grand master Of the
a. f. and A. NJ. Of Connecticut, and
Governor John II. Trumbull of Con-
necttcut will be among those who
will be present.
The program will be given at
the Palace theatcr, starting at Z
o'clock. There will be a parade led
by tn" patrol and drum corps i'm
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-05

while the sacrament Is used
mostly as a preparation for death,
its purpose originally was also for
healing bodily ills,
A paper on THE Problem OF
Christian Living In Christian
World" prepared by Thomas L.,
Raymond, mayor OF Newark, was
read at the afternoon session by
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-05

ness Is sometimes good for per-
son as 1t affords chance for sorv-
leo of priceless value, which the In
dipidual concerned would otherwise
fall to perform and which those in
interrupted health tend TO neglect.
Rev. Charles L. Gomph Of New.
ark. n, j., speaking on THE Sacra-
ment OF the Holy CnctIon," said that
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-05
NATIONAL OFFICERS
At GROTTO Meeting
Grand Monarch TreadWell TOPS
List Of Celebrities

National officers OF the Grotto
will be In New Britain Saturday
evening when A2iz Grotto, Mystic
Order Yelled Prophets Of The En-
chanttI Realm, VIII hold its an
.nual fall ceremonial.
George A. Trcadwcll OF New Or.
leans, grand monarch; George I'd
ward Hatch Rochester \. Y;
grand 3ccrciaryi Clinton &. Nichols
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-05
The Smartest of
f.. Dressy Coats
Fur Trimmed

The animation of the fare silhou-
cite, the straight line model. the
sinuous charm OF the wrap
around, the coat with the rich
fur stole collars--all are in this
Horsfall collection. in their new
est and smart interpretations.
The new question-mark fur col
lar Is A novel touch in these
lovely coats. One model Of
gracklehead blue needlepoint has
question mark collar OF dark
natural ssquirrel--cuffs deep and
pointed-fur patch pockets.
All are very beautiful in the soft
warm fabrics scrviceable and
moderately priced.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-05

Of paper only.
They must be typeNritten or
written with Ink.
They will be judged for legibility.
neatness, intelligent understanding
OF the subject, punctuation and use
OF the English language.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-05

lodge No, 1G7 New Orleans, in
1+"@, aud was master OF the lodge
in 13df. He is = III" member o.
Concord Chapter No ., +. A. NJ,
and Of Louisiana Council No. /, II
S. NJ, member OF Ivanhoe Com
mand"rr Knight Templar. of s..
paVl ConcIa.e Rcd Cross Of Con
>'auin", ~ Jerusalem Temple. 4.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-05

Professor Chauncey y, Tucker. May
or Raymond was taken III and was
unable to attend.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-05

"A, o, n. NJ. S., and Past Patron OF
Perseverance Chapter No. i4o. 0, L,
$, The grand monarch has all the
Scottish Rite degrees, Including the
SSrd, and has presided over all the
Scottish Rite bodies OF New Or
leans, Albert Pike Lodge OF Perfec-
ton, Pelican Chapter OF Rose Croix.
Eagle Council OF Kadosh and the
Grand Consistory OF Louisiana. He
was grand master OF Masons OF
Louisiana In 1918 and Is still ac-
tive IN grand lodge work. being sec
retary.treasurer of the board OF
trustees OF the Masonic home for
orphans, chairman Of the commit
tee on audits and accounts, chair
man OF the committee on state of
the order and member of the
committee on Masonic law and iur-
isprudence, the educational COM
mitteo and the board OF grand
lodge hall directors. He organized
Shalimar Grotto, NJ. 0. V. P. +. H.,
in New Orleans and was it's first
monarch.
Born in New England
Although having lived IN New
Orleans for many years, the grand
monarch came from old English
stock and was born in Charlestown
tnow Boston,, Mass, on November
II, 1863. He is a direct descendant
OF Thomas TrcalWell who settInI
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52@ BUCHANAN ST

y
Beautiful new home Of larr. rooms and
,iled bath with, built-in fixtures and shower:
Sns yard ery v large sfr and er
porehss; kitchen .apIpned il II. most T.. MOD
home for Ifss fss9 i kSSsSs SsS asF A%E' %1e'h.
hath With Poes douhe o9s ssrase Very FoH sttrac;iVe
ro,ch., os n,o,,s ,he largest circle in
furnace h;s' s" :f,Es kfFvER shs r ssS Sw PEI month
Semi-detachnd. six-roonr and bath homo.
newly papced and in excellent condition ::
."reens .@'"s" and nd awning: ] Ss5 & p'S"'' "'''
iI4s 5th ST. Ne
ra'S 'ss%: sss! e Fifo% ia,S Fl S'"'"'
sSoxs to"s ss, Sssa s!'@ s sqaSs s'!rs",se
sstao'erS $50 mouse IN '''e''en' 'on''''0h
4, BRYANT 81. NV.
tc eTs erd sTae
s Ssms,ashed t.s,;S ns ;7,sor ara ss,h hopss
II could +. use used for two families: r'f or lease Sc
'or one SsaT rs g FARRAGnT Ar Sse monsf 81.
rh room. and bath house in
S15.
1910 9Th ST Sw
Large home of nine rooms and bath
owner will make necessary repairs: At $50
In@5 KEARNEY ST. NE. CBRooKLAND,
Beautiful, detached home or eight rooms
and two baths: hot-water heat. electric
lights: S1H5.
CLARENDON. VA.
Large corner house. porch on two sides;
tric lights and gas: large cellar. This house
faces on the boulevard SO
1910 ARKANSAS AVE.
bath: hot; heat, electricity, Owner will
CSFRTTZ COMPANY.
l4th and K Main oOSO
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sALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

SALE-APARTMEN HOUSES
TWO SPLENDID APARTMENT HOUSES
be bought at less than times the rert
Containing s apsr,ments in each, averasns
cd. 3 stories in height: H0-ft. alley. Here
n TO as | n os
anu MOORE 4 HILL. nc. ''''' "
Realtors,
small APARTMENT. VICINITY OF 18th
AND YOU sTcmGAT co1 opEn BE SOLD TO
Three nice apartm-nts entirely modern:
ss hoSa o. m rs ears c
tor small house in any good neghhorhood
MOORE & HILL. INC.
40 | eth s.. Main ll;4.
451O GEORGIA AVE-.
sAUL'S ADDITION
NEW APARTMENT
snnns H g and daa Gs paus ard
Pion. M .0fq f. i4ss after 1e Tsnpa pn North sssa
APARTMENT HOUSE
FOR SALE.
SESs SEW RRIek aa1k sEfLbiNG sfEEH T!MEs INCOME
THikA9 TEAR l4sA bR,AN2 ANP phRkrNhN}s PhRk EGAh
CHEAPEST RENTS IN TOWN.
SMALL. CASH PAYMENT
FOR SALE BY OWNER AND BUILDER.
This and many other investments tor
BTs1NEss PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
Franklin 1I4o a1a 18th St. NV.
1726 10Th ST. NV.
Brand-new hreproof building.
Contains II apartments with lat
est modern Improvements, such
AS built-in tubs. shower. etc.
Every apartment rented at mod
crate rents and shows an excel
lent return on investment. ANY
other information furnished on
request.
PRICE & LCRIA,
927 18th St. Main 541.
Owners and Builders.
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THE SORRENTO.
llal 1ni -. A.

Apartment Of five room. and bath; newly
decorated: S65 month
\. l.. Sansbury Co., Inc.
1919 Eye St NV Phones Main SaO3-4-5
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PHlLL1Ps BC1LD1NG H"7 l5th ST, Ny
Deslrahte space III this modern building
single Or en suite $50 90 and up.
WILLIAM 6. PHILLIPS
l432 st. NV. Nam $500.
ac3 18th sT-oN wAsHINGTON's WALL
street: light: facing park floor or hall
moor or less elevator service: reasonable
rent
Second noor at 11os 18th st. n,v-Ds-
sirahie
MADDUx. MARSHALL. MOSS 4 MALLORY
a23 18th 81. Main lnl74
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BARGAIN FOB SHORT TERN.

IN SOMERSET. MD.
WEST OF CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
Beautiful suburban home. 10 rooms and
bath: steam heat. elec. lights: spacious
grounds. garage. abundance of shade: COM
plete!y furnished: offered at a very low
rental until June. 1925.
c. HOuGHTON & CO. REALTORS
1918 81. NV. Phones Main 6-7537
SEE THESE TODAY
Woodridse-Modern. semi detached home
Of rooms. bath. front and rear porches:
garage; newly decorated: nicely furnished
Near lst and Webster SITS. NV. near
soldiers Home-.s rooms and bath; sleeping
porch. lan"dry. front and rear porches. Gear
WALTER A. BROWN. 400 H ST. NV.
1851 PARKwOOD PLACE NV
Modern six rooms and hath. front and
back porches nice lawns. all in rood oondi-
ton: completely furnished including piano
and library: attractive street: good neigh
horhood: Winters coal in cellar for sale IT
less than current rates: available Novem-
y ST. NEAR conn. AVE- ROOMS. .
paths. h.-w.h.: garage for two cars: garden
very attractive nome in best residential sec
ton: $3.50
Woodbridge. d. C.---Six rooms. seni-de-
tached: perfect condition: minutes by
auto from Treasury: completely furnished.
INCLUDING piano. vlctrola. washing machine
HERMAN z GASCH.
Main 3150 1875 New York Ave
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE INGLESIDE,

THE lNGLESIDE,
1861 Lamont St.
so; sos4 II Rfo1p5MA.N Sd STREET. 70 20
rooms fife III G.'S 'WSI.LLsONiA,. '''''''
1880 K St.
| room. kitchenette. bath and porch. $50. 90
1902 VERNON ST.
rooms '@f FIFE sffs DAKOTA. 'S'0'00
l41O Girard st.
rooms. bath and porch ..........$7 90
SIS llth ST.
'' 'i THE fi4 CHAPLIN. '''''''
l474 Chaplin st.
'''' '"' l223 :5S 18th ST. '''''
'' '"' l4i2 III li5th. ST. ''''''
'' THE Fl g''f BERKSHIRE, '''''
14l2 Chaplin st. :.
'"' '". os5 II ST.
'' N'' git ol6 9th ST. '''''
'''e; oss 5"s NfW i.'1 YORK AVE '''''
1862 IRVING ST.
HEDGEs T 1sIH't Is e. & MIDDLETON, Inc, re'
Realtors.
l4l2 Eve St. NV.
Franklin 9SO3.
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u AN I ~


SEE THESE TO-DAY
cIl6 o At. n;w-Modern home of rooms
Chevy chase. near 3oth arm Rittenhouse
stt. n.w.-s rooms. baths, hardwood
floors: modern: $3.50.
1870 Inglesde Terrace n.w-Modern
home. convenient tn cars and husees: 10
roons. bath. sleeping porch; newly deco
rated: S75.
Near 10Th and Florida ave. e.-Modern
new homes OF rooms. tile bath. sleeping
porch. front ana rear porches. buIlt-ln re
frlrerator. hardwood floors; large yard: $50
S62
Near st and Webster ats. NV. near Sol
dIera Home-6 rooms bath. sleeping porch
laundry: front and rear porches: Gear "a
observation-disclosures semi detached home
Of rooms. bath front and rear porches
garage: newly decorated S15
Near 18th and Hamlip ste. ne. Brook
land t-s rooms. bath. sleeping porch: cor
h- W. 1ITrp t"ppouS ,soo II ct wv
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TAkOMA PARk-CNE BLOCK 10 CAR
u ROCK GREEK cHatncH RD. S.w.-o r.
.. soiS eEoRSIA AVE N.w-e r. b., fur.
hee1 cHESY s7sf CHASE. NEAR conn. AVE. NV
aS aS7 ,sih 81 81 y s!ec isrnss bath.
s,s s4 e' 20 Ssus!f NfiR ssriss nsNoNT ST
% rooms. : baths. hot-water heat, cleo.
GsSSS: Gs sMyE u ~ :tAs Ss'n wsS6d.
fsRKn..s' s Ss.s tH a nuEs9ss:
Main ain 9ssi. L" i4oa l. s.. NV.
5oas MACoYR I;,i1,, ST R and F. So. So
81 inFrsssniMs 1slo.s n; nr =. and ID fn' h. SIS
ofher houses. 7sts and arts. at reduced
~ d. Il. JOHNSON co.
94l \. Y. Ave. NV.
1915 Bird ST. N.W.-a ROOMS AND ,.,o
s;s 80 .S.h :. room, and ,ndns bath ia 1000
600 gresham nj. n.v.--6 rooms and 9. 40
'A'" CoLoREn. '''S'
l5l: ,Montello ave. NE rooms and m
l4i4 eth st. n..w-4 room. and bath o. so
ga New York Ave. Nv.
rns sc 'sd 81 ssh coRNER san HoHs. 1aTsst
bath; Am; siec; hshi. and many extra: t:
rooms bath h.-w.h: electric light double
Main sI5s: THss. 4: IsMESoY aSs s J. I2,. GO; wv
eoII COL. RID. N.w.---1a RMS. : BATHS;
eIec light. hot-water heat: $50.
nrss oG 1.trose ss n.s, nx sso.Tn Ft ana 0a'n gas
e.s s7Ga the Ga urn.c. axs heat ss6so and bath
hrhsa, tSrnac. heat: s55:so -, >.,, 49,.
u.tf e fsFr.s GHs & ns sso gHs and BATH 's'
7o3 ALABAMA AVE. Sc. CONG. HEIGHTS.
close to cars bus. stores: new: room..
bath: hot.wat heat: electricity: detached !;
beautiful home. Rent to responsible tenant.
PHI pii367 TA.sHE. x. II NM NJ
$4,000.
Petworth-s, rooms. ami. screens and
awnings; paved ''sss5 .s. Zoo
r.rsss ssr fGH~" yea Want 0S your meneR: oo Worth
]' '.'o 'n', eyRWs :, nv SIMMONS Main 1924
4so7 IA, ARKANSAS AS;a4s AVE AYE NM NM. o,n.
tanning s ooms and bath: ami: brick
s''ASe' THos. E. FARRELL.
-, 10th St. Nv. Esal'or. Main 1ee.
VERY ATTRACTIVE COR
ner house located in northeast
section, containing II rooms
and 3 baths. h.-w.h., elec. light
Double garage. This house has
been arranged in three complete
apartments. Immediate posses
sion. Rental. S1OO per month.
BOSS & PHELPS,
14l7 X St. NV.
1445 GIRARD ST. Nw.-ELEvEN ROOMS
and two baths: furnace heat. electricity
"iSSoo 20 QUINCY PLy yNw-sevenr rooms and
bath: electricity will be installed. S65 month
3la A ST. NE.-Nipe roome and two
baths: hot water heat. electricity: $eo month
3Is iNDIANA AVE w.~Downtown
fourteen rooms and two baths. S125 month
'nfr ios End 81. N.w-Newly remodeled
eight rooms ana two baths porch yard: hot
| water heat electricity: suitable for roomins
house near CapitoI and two doors from
PennsyIv ania ave. $S5 month to responsible
u"' n. l.. sANsBURY CO.. INC.
1919 Eve 81 NV. Phones Main oa03-4-
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REM HOUSES -uNFURNIsHED.

i REM HOUSES -UNFURNISHED.
roo TSon. -, ;s.T bath fsTsts: s.@:h,. efee'rie'
1908 q st. n.w.-ll room, and hath;
WI P. SoRWoYLE. $40 ST NV.
5cc3 LAMONT ST. Nw.-sEAUTrFUL. .
0Aa GEo Gas5n sol D n.ri 3D. is
4: e. g.. $' sHs4 a2sS s@Ea hHR
2as @ sth ST. s;E-s1x ROOMS AM AEp BATH:
| co. INC. 7o4 l3th nv. Main 1880.
EEs T., mSss H@9S ROOM 81 sss
g., s.o ,,s!5 ssaERIpAS ~ ST. S:wm;SEW, SENT
f9n f5on: :ss 9oI pe5 aGssw 80 INQUIRE 81 Sheridan
RSseST s,;5. .asps.d TO-
Also II room, house adjoining. baths. s1:5.
5a;;t. 5aat ABBEY p 1PL; ,N.E;.NEW s-kooN
sssse sss. Kensinr,on nir n M ssrAse gas. f':c
s,E;sn NEAR LISCoLS S.a3 Snl PARE NoSTHE4sT 10
faG" TfF" Coz H'P1 PranRH kim 1915 or Lnson ssSd
% FRAYKLIS ST. N:E.-coLoN1AL
ins ,"orrHer: -arase; ami. Phone Lincoln
FOR LEAsK-ATTRAcT1vE GEoRGETowS
Pm %ss" g Ffn' S'ae
8 ROOMS. SPACIOUS SLEEPING PORCH.
+ sTles kdsms s Soass s.r 0sr'
Ard St ne Can after pm: only. i ii. u"
;ltssric s,d1d lights s., W. c. E1s1NGER. Xsr,h
Eop pENT-IN CENTEp oIT CIry >-o
heat lights and 1ne nevS s'n papeTsd ses
Saa lsfh pe1 st sToNE 'f.a PH1EFax. "a 13as 1ts
30 s. .ss Ea ssr. r2s
tas'SsE ss inquire ST. NV 2.eshoss sss
FOR RENT SIX ROOMS AND BATH:
'ssa fgSvAx Ssss stf iss9 sss 2e;s 4 II: STONE
Month ROOMS S.a+5 IND n.s sATH wE
''''' #. W, sas SsAHAN j \ " : CO..
lsth 81 SW1o ocIY. ROOMS An AMp o SATa
Good s,,n snas Rent 5000
Es.1a .S'!,s as 9.S:.d5 a.Ss
3a15 NoRTHAMPToN ST. CHEVY CHASE
G nSoR sEss Essrase
$s% $S s!: HSo"f s14!
fSoNs HsS RESEPTPSS ZEE PSSs. EaFF Eslib N
S!e II sE sEf ss5 afE htSE .S5 SEFs s's
lsso 4Sdn oNTAR,oo ,oo Pa bs,n BRICK ba DEs1F
h. fSssSs!sx "ffs Ei7'f6 soRfs ffss?'', 500
s. s. s,s ~ aS:::s Sa$ is Earn
CoLoREbLSEVEN-RooM FRAME AND
| saraSe: small family of adults. no children: :
reference: open between and pm, 81:
s.S,. e v HoysE H SATFR rr.sR ASp
lin ave. near Send St. Capitol Heights, Nd.
snd @ ssdsha.. :da.. sss per mo: G: 3. ifKESs:
i4Ss PARK RD; Ms RMS: RECEIPT
ssa saa os!ssed ss G' rsa.snsbl. rental See oWSER
1886 Monroe at. NV 12e
FOR coL9REp p-l5o5 3 ST. 81 Nh: III
po.s,..en ssSn1s Cali after 80
t4is s j. f.s s. -SE;xI;51ETAeaEp ,si;s 5!..:.!5s
ns4rse. nSTss ..rs.e ? adult. % sss asssyfmen'
AL. ILLINOIS AVE: NV: ROOM
So1 cofn es7sIM tlSsr1aee ami s'rafe $50 nf:'h
bath. tunralow: jus! OF Rhode leland ave
,axn pScne o%NER a2s lac Sor,h @ie!.'e
sGyEX SEW SoIS RooMs Ms oS ASD BATH: 1884 sRE.r-
C0LoRED-i i46 o ST. Nv 7-RooM
house s:sfefTs = FTasT ffs -.
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RENT HOUsEs-FURNIsHEn.
CONTINUED.

31O1 10Th ST NW-ATTkACTIVE COR
ner house. 10 rooms. . haths: yearly lease
or Winter months. Potomac .020. l6s
! 1913 OAK ST N.W.-o ROOMS, BATHS
h:.w.h.. mi: garaEe Gail Col. e77e.
TAKOMA PARK. D. c.. CENTRAL-OCT. TO
June 18th: ami. hot:water heat: larre
lawn: piano. Col 6b49-J. 12s
SIX ROOMS. MODERN. NEWLY DECO
rated: near school: completely furnished.
honey and clean. Call North Se3s.W. IL
LARGE e.ROoM BUNGALOW. 30 MIN
suburban car fare: 1 acre: garage: gas. elec-
tr,city cy electric pump. piano. new furnace.
Cherrydale. Va. HENRY d. LEWIS a1T
East Capitol 81. Call after pm. or SUN
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RENT HOUSES-FURNIsHED.


CONGRESSIONAL SEASON OR YEAR
six rms. tiled b.. glase-inclosed porch. maid 5
silver linen near school. car and bus. Inn
1873 COLUMBIA RD.-COMPLETELY FUR.
niehed: nine rooms. two baths. IL
CHEVY CHASE, MD:-SIX LARGE ROOMS.
center hal ana bath saTsse mode, inn
6s SEATON PL. N.w-SIX ROOMS. also
garage $40 month. IN.
GROOM BUNGALOW: GARAGE: NEW: IN
Congress HEIGHTS: reasonable to responsible
party. 3742 1st ct. Sc. end car line 11'
DEsIRABLY LOCATED. COMPLETELY
furnished s-roonl house bedrooms. sleep
In. porch sesond rth iS2r; HSso garage; immediate
1914 ONTARIO Ph..7 ROOMS BATHS.
inspection phone Lincoln 1872. Branch *
DETACHED. 2-sTORY. q ROOMS. BATH.
month. ,PENDLEToN-c'BAR. Main So So75. 3
I116 14th ct. NV.
1918 GIRARD ST. N.w.-I.t AND end
foors. partly, furnished. Five rooms kitch-
m.nt garage, nice back yard: s45 q month
ist. CAN after Pm
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WALTER A. BROWN 400 H ST. NV
JOHN F. DONOHOE & son

John r. DONoHof q SoNS.
3I4 Prnn.ylvania Avenue s. E.
1lO 18th -. n.e.-s r.. h. NV
h'-w.hi' .lec. 5000
h',wh'. elec. e,'. 1900
1o6 1th St. s.-s r. h.. h.-uh..
~. c,.c i''h 81 g. - SO 90
50:; G st SIS r. b. lat h.. so 90
104 A ST. >e.-T r. h. h-wh.. ~,
1910 A st. s.e.--s r. b.. h.-wh.. o
ei.c ''" ~ " y" go 90
1S5 llth ST. ne-a r. b. lat h so 90
eisc i"'n ~ o ''.'" rs 90
3e7 c 81. .e.-sr r. b.. LAT h ..... So.
1c4 18th st SIS r. b.. h.-u.h..
747 18th St s..-s r. b. lat. h. so 90
lat. h h. a'.. .....i...',.... 1850
ole .Iec " l." ~, $500
IcI ave se-S r. lat h: 30 90
3oI4 F At ee-5 5r....... - so
30s Nd. ave. n.e-5 r...- 80
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WA\TED-OFFJCES.

REAL ESTATE BROKER WANTS SINGL
off1'n nr oro IN suite III Woodward BLDG
references exchanged Address Box 81 :
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Don Rowles is building an addition
to his home in this city.
Dave Irwin was in town last week
from his home at Clayton.
Frank Caste was in town several
davs last week from his home at Jus
ter.
Dick Graham and wife were IN 'n ~,
city the latter part of last week Oh
a provision buying trip
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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-11-11

Tom Bradshaw was in town last
Friday from his home up the river on
buying trip.
A large number Of Masons went
down to Salmon on Friday Of last
week, to be present at a session Of
the Salmon lodge when Messrs. NJ.
l. Drake, Charles NJ. Pfeiffer and G.
=: Reyes received the third degree Of
Masonry.
j. N. Kerr and wife returned the
first Of the week from Pocatello and
other outside points. Mr.. Kerr has
shipped in 81 head Of pure bred Jer-
sey, Holstein and Guernsey dairy cat
tie which he is offering for sale. See
his ad. in this issue.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1925-11-11
\ips In Dairy Cattle

j. N. Kerr one Of Round Valley g
nchers who has demonstrated for
own satisfaction that the COW is
money-getter, has shipped in 81
ad of pure bred dairy cattle, and
placing the same on sale next Mon
", November 10th. The sale will be
private sale and will continue I'M
all the stock is sold. He is Offering
sms to responsible parties thus nav
3 the wav for those who are short
ready cash to start in the dairy
hsiness and make some money. He
IS % head of broke cows, all heavv
Pringers ;13 head Of yearlings and
|year-old heifers, all heavy spring
b; Z head of pure bred Jerseys, two
lar Odds, heavy springers; and the
|hers are Guernseys and Holsteins.
|ere is rare opportunity for you
get started in the money-making
hsiness of dairying. See his ad. in
lis issue.