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Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-29
ALBERTIIA

We had another big rain Friday
which stopped all kinds Of farm work
until Monday.
If they get another cotton report or
two the bottom will drop down ont of
sight It's almost there now, at 3 1-2
to cents.
Uncle Dock Davis and wife and J..
II. Davis and family passed through
our burg Sunday on a pleasure trip
in their Overland.
Deputy Sheriff Mont Poor was in
these parts Monday summonsing jury
to appear in Esq. Dachs' court at En-
gelberg next Thursday.
Clarence II arris and family and
Clifton Harris of Sugar Loaf left for
| Oklahoma Friday to make their future
home. Martin Harris is making ar
rangements to join them later in the
winter.
We have the cotton but no price.
The rain got the price, and how Wen
get by for the next - months We can't
say.
p. f. Buxton had business at the
county hub Monday.
Felix Williams is making arrange
ments to leave in the near future for
California.
I. NJ Harper and family visited at
o. X. Rapert's near Jarrett Saturday
night and Sunday.
| All right, holland. Wen he there if
we an catch our terrapin again. We've
got him out on pasture.
There was quite a large crowd at
Prof =. Il. Buxton's. Sunday to make
arrangements for a Halloween party
Saturday night.
II. L. Jones and family of Biggers
visited at Ira Jones Saturday night.
We understand that Uncle Ben Don
ohoo is going into the dairy business
on light scale. He has bought a
bull.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-29
facts about

E0R the expectant mothers comfort
4 and well being, there is nothing
that equals Mothers Friend. Its highly refined
oils and other ingredients quickly commends IL
TO the thoughtful mother. II is known that
plain oils only penetrate the skin. whereas
Mothers Friend ponetrdtes deeper and soothes
the broad muscles and ligaments making them
soft and pliable-thus aiding Nature TO do her
part without the unnecessary discomfort and
pain This is why Mothers Friend has proven
such blessing to expectant mothers for over
three generations. Mothers Friend is the
formula Of an eminent physician. II Is safe
and free from harmful drugs.
Il will tell all my friends about Mothers
Friend" Writes Mrs. Ben Sbraham Princeton,
Ill. ut is a wonderful help all through the
period"
Needless TO say the mothers who praise
Mothers Friend the most, are those who did
not use II with their first baby and through
its use with the second realized its almost un-
believable results.
Mother Insist Mothers Friend-the same
as used by our mothers and grandmothers-
don't wait-start using tonight-and mean
while write Bradfeld Regulator Co., Dept 35,
Atlanta, Ca, for free valuable booklet Mother
hood and the Coming Baby" (sent in plain
envelope). II tells how Mothers Friend can
help you during expectancy and at childbirth.
This booklet also tells you many other things
you want TO know. Mothers Friend" is sold
by all druggists-eUerytOhere.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-29
OCONEE

Everybody around here enjoyed the
fair weather we had last week.
Boil pulling is the order of the day
at this place. 1t is said that Donald
McCallister pulled 450 pounds of bollS
one day last week.
Mrs. Alma Spikes, our teacher, who
has been visiting at Pocahontas a few
weeks, returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maburn Baker and lit
tie son, Harold Lee, visited Mrs. Bak
er's father Saturday night and Sun
day.
Several around here attended church
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jackson visited
Mrs. Jackson's mother at Myrtle, Mo.
Sunday.
Miss Hazel Jackson spent Sunday
evening with Mrs. Alma Spikes.
Homer Crawford and Wife spent
Sunday with Johnnie Higgins and wife
Some of the farmers around here
are wanting help with their cotton, as
they are looking for cold weather soon
The news that got out about Alice
Watley and Hazel Jackson getting
married Sunday was a sad mistake.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-29
ENGELBERG

Mrs. Lucy Brodel Of JonesbOro came
over Sunday to make her home with
her son, John. Peter Brodel went to
Hoxie to meet her.
George Weisenbach took Sunday
dinner with homefolks.
a graveyard working will be held
here Saturday and everybody is well
come to help.
George II. Steimel Of Running Lake
sold his hill farm here to Mr.. Salmon
since our last report.
Leo Rhiney spent Friday night with
his sister Mrs Dave Daniels.
Miss Theresa Steimel entertained
several of her friends Sunday evening
with party, greatly to the surprise
of her younger brother, Fred, VINO has
reached his nineteenth birthday. After
several games were played, lunch was
served. The party broke at an early
hour. All reported a good time and
wished Fred many more happy birth
days.
Joe Dachs and A. T. Weisenbach
had business in PocahOntas Saturday.
Eliza Robinson has been nursing a
sore hand for the past two weeks.
He is some better at this report.
Mrs. VIM. Steimel and children
visited the past week with her brother,
Henry Domen, at Pocahontas.
Several of our young folks spent an
enjoyable Sunday afternoon at Herman
Meier's.
Mr. ,Zitzelberger had business in
Pocahontas Monday.
Miss Lena Dachs took dinner with
Susie Cissel Sunday.
Earnest Warner delivered oil in our
locality last Friday.
Henry Dust, the carpenter for our
new church, is spending Sundays in
Engelberg since the roads are too bad
for him to drive home.
Some of our people attended the
sale at Henry Domen's near PocahOn-
tas Wednesday.
The show at Engelberg was well at
tended and afterwards a very inter
esting talk for the Farmers Union was
given by John Frangenberg.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-29
WARM SPRINGS

Some real nice weather at this writ
ing If it will stay pretty a few days
the farmers will get their corn and
cotton out.
Mrs. Claud Bailey returned to her
home at Manson last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Holt spent
last Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jim Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Privett and chill
dren spent Saturday night and sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Grim.
Mrs. Lucy Carrens visited at Mrs.
Massey's last Saturday.
Mr.. Crews of PocahOntas was here
last week buying timber, He is going
to put a mill here i'm the near future.
George Sitze Esselman Holt and
Everette Jarrett took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Jim Jarrett last Sunday.
Mrs. Larwood and two little grand
children left last Sunday for visit
at st. Louis for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Mason Holt and babe
went to Gatewood, Mo-. last Friday to
visit Mrs. Hollis parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Stubblefeld.
win Carter and family of Maynard
were up one day last week visiting Alr.
and Mrs. w. =. Carter.
Miss Eva Murphy spent the after
noon Sunday with Misses Zelma and
Ina Merry.
school win begin here next Monday,
Nov. 2. s~sss ~ t4a
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-29
Strange Power Of
Mexican Mustang
Lininent
Penetrates Through the Skin
to the Bone - Drives Out
Rheumatic Aches, Heals
Cuts, Bruises and Sores

Sufferers from rheumatic aches and
pains and those who are troubled with
sore muscles or stiffened joints can get
wonderful and quick relief through the
use of a preparation known as Mexican
Mustang Liniment. 1t seems TO possess
the magic power to penetrate through the
surface of the skin, direct TO the very bone
and its action brings healing and quieting
and complete end to pain.
1t is said the Mexican Mustang noted
for its speed was kept in condition and
joints timber and flexible by this same
application. The almost magic effect of
Mexican Mustang Linimentfor human use
to relieve pain and for healing cuts and
bruises, makes 1t very necessary home
remedy. All druggists and wholesalers sell
Mustang Liniment or can get it for you.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-29
A SPLENDID FEELING

That tired, half-sick, discouraged
feeling caused by a torpid liver and
cohstipated bowels can be gotten rid
Of with surprising promptness by using
Herbine. You feel its beneficial effect
with the first dose as its purifying and
regulating effect is thorough and com
plete 1t not only drives out bile and
impurities but it imparts splendid
feeling of exhilaration, strength, vim
and buoyancy of spirits. Price 60c
Sold by Palace Drug Store.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-29
Warning Order

In the Justice of the Peace Court of
Demun Township, Randolph County,
Arkansas
Randolph County Bank, Plaintiff,
VS.
Clarence Pace, Defendant.
The Defendant, Clarence Pace, is
hereby warned to appear in this court
and answer the complaint of the plain
tiff, Randolph County Bank, within
30 days from this date.
Given under my hand on the 9th
day of October, 1925.
j. A. Douglass,
10-4t. Justice of the Peace.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-10-29
FARM FOR SALE

l have 157-acre farm, good house,
located l IL miles from Maynard.
Good cotton and corn land. 30 acres
branch bottom. Good outbuildings and
plenty of stock water. A bargain for
cash, or will arrange terms. Address
o. A. Parker, Maynard, Ark. 11-2tp.
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B. F. SAUL CO.,

Main 21O0. 925 10Th ST. NV.
S25 EMERSON ST. NV.
Six rooms and bath. screened porch, h.
VIII. cleo, garage. Can supply two tons
ef anthracite coal at cost.
3473 14th ST. NV.
Nine rooms. two baths. INV H.. electric
sty: $50 month TO desirable tenant.
1902 18th ST. NV.
Excellent rooming house neighborhood :
newly papered and painted. Ten rooms and
two baths: cleo. hardwood floors through
out: sleeping porch: six tons of anthracite
coal in cellar, which will be sold at cost
1878 + ST. NE.
Six rooms and two baths. cleo. garage.
$50 month.
1882 3rd st. n.w.-5-room house. $40
month.
Y. l.. SANSBURY CO., INC,
1913 Eye St. NV.
Phone Main 1904.
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SEE THESE TODAY.

SEE THESE TODAY.
o o Q for
SEaE S aSP FIoRpA AVE homes Of tile
pr 2H % ho%s and
front MEAR R sh SB DGcsTqR
and NEAR CENTRAL
Mt RAINIER.
~ 4--0N->-1-> AVE- roo"s anu
8
oaln N0 NN A''A''
WALTER A. BROWN, 14OO X ST NV
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SALE-SUBURBaN PROPERTY.
(Continued.D
POSITIVELY

O.OT I ' LII I
must be sold before January l must leave
Tor West; 8 rooms. bath: all modern con-
ysnlences: high class in every particular
CLARENDON ave. Clarendon. Va. Address
Box 2S2-B. Star Office.
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ami. ..:......... .s275 90
1925 6 st. n;w.--l2 r; & . b; ami. $500
20l1 Col. rd. n.w:-I3 r. & 2 b..
17i5 18th st. n:w:-1l r. & . b.. ,o'oo w
17o6 kibourne St. nw.-9 r. b.. Aoo'oo
aoi@ St NV r: 4 b: a;mi.;: 1880
ami ............. I25 90
1851 Calf. st.-19 +. r.. ami. 1900
1918 iIaan1TFns LAMONT st. n.w.0io r. r. b. i10oo
a2is ss,h st.. n.w.-s r: & b.. ami. 1890
2l18O St. n.w-9 re- b.. ami. 1000
-. & ., b.. am. :. =; 10000
ami ......... 100 90
1913 Quincy at. n.e.--S +. & b.. ami 10000
1641 Hobart st. NV r. b.. ami ! 600
Al Bryant st. n.w.-9 r. & b.. ami. 1000
4116 18th st. n.e-s r. & b.. ami $500
131 r. ]. ave. n.w.-6 r. & b.. h.-w.h. $500
I'LL Allison st. n.w.--b r. & b.. ami. 1900
4s35 Kansas ave. n.w.--6 r. & b..
1901 35th st. n.w.-o r. & b.. mi. 1900 1900
235 R. c. Ch. rd-4 r. & b.. ami. 1900
6i6 ST n.e-6 J.. & b., am. $500
s63 u St. n.w.-l0 r. & b.;.....,. 1900
625 Kenyon st. n.w---6 r. b.. ami. 1000
3lO5 18th st. n.e:-6 T; b. ami 1000
1877 v st, n;w:-6 T.. b. ami. $500
II Randolph Dl. n.w.-6 r. & b. ami. 5000
7i5 Upshur st. n.w.-6 r. & b.. ami. $500
617 Morton st. n.w.-6 r: & b.; mi. 63.00
as3HR Hanss,ph 1st s1 n, p hWh g955S &c
1929 goth St nw.-6 r; b. 300
t22 18th st. SEQ r. b. a,mi,.,.. 5000
1O7 10Th st. s.e.--4 r. & b.. ami. $3.50
p Z SAITJ CO
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S1O0 CASH. BALANCE LIKE RENT. WILL
ouy new Groom. modern brick house with
Llie path: Oak floors. screened porches. etc;
III northeast. Phone Adams 15S3. 3Os
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NEAR 14th AND RANDOLPH NV
Nearly Groom emI-detached brick
house. TILED bath. oak floors. garage. Phone
Adams 1883 3Os
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FOR SALE. BY oWNER-PRICED FOR M
mediate sale: strictly white neighborhoCd.
southeast. Six large rooms and bath. Hot
water heat and electric lights. Large yard
with q two-car garage IN rear. Convenient
70 schools and two car lines. one bus line.
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4603 ILLINOIS AVE. NW-VACANT
make deposit and move in. Groom brick.
RECEIPT. hall. sleeping porch. built-in refrig-
orator. P1ttsburg hot-water heater. largo
yard, many extras: owner. leaving city. viii
sacr1fice for quick sale: small cash payment.
9oo per month. Open each afternoon until
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FOR EXCHANGE.

EOR II-NtTh-tI<uEs.
9b%NER aboNt WILL GIVE AS Part PAYNESr
essh Address s0i Box g s.sr oce sS
s sSdsoaa P'i Tor ~h business 5H" uO
Main ,aisw WALT BURTON: yR;; n,ar
pr,cAs sE7 ME- SE%6 GS6
apartments, 8 rooms bath each win con.
slider any ,TGfs9 Teas9nable n1h, exchange Gc rons
1915 St Phones S9 NAN MsLa2ss7s7 L7ssss75s7.
Annual J@S bta 5saf Aesvs 81 sncum
,51s e I, H9EGHr9S SS6na: CO. EEALT9ns Re.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
CoNsTRucTToN AND .RENEWAL, LOANS:
SaHSNTs adsdwsla EHIALTx SHIaA1L M ai4S aTiISAScE SSs
SECOND TRUSTS BOUGHT AND FIRST
5is 9ss' elsseG & " NAM saa s657 g. b. LikENs
i sSe SEc0SR Ra aah9sr nXakfsdToN nHX0aEkkfhs sESp
soUIcK loans: D. G: MD: AND "a;
Sans made esSs on reS esase
5231. Continental Trust Building. l4th and
uONLI. ~ LOAN IN AM AhOUNI Of
first and second mortgage Lowest interest
rates. Quick action. CAFRITZ CO.. INC.
1900 X 81. Main 90S0. Telephone service
evenings until pm.
NONE TO LOAN ON p; G: REAL ESTATE
L. HElSkELL. 111o Eye ST. NV.
MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans ON ID. e. real estate: prevailing interest
and commission rates.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1342 n. Y. Ave.
HAVE FUND FOR Purchase OF GOOD
ID: c. second trust notes. W. CARL WYATT.
Ally. bS02 18th st. NV. Adams 1891.
WE HAVE $50. 900 TO LOAN ON REAL
estate in amounts of 81 900 and up: uusal
Fcommission and expenses. Prompt action
JOHN SCRIVENER BRO. Ola G st. NV
LOANs-MAIN 1904.
lst and End trust loans. Quick service.
Reasonable charges.
Cali Mr.. Murray.
n L. SANSBURY co. INC
141S Eye st. NV. Phone Main 1904.
S1OO TO $1,000
,y; on your real estate note Quick service. No
DISTRICT LOAN PROCUREMENT Co;,e
Branch office. Potomac Bank Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. G. REAL ESTATE.
EDWARD P. ScHwARTZ. INC.
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SUITABLE FOR TEA HOUSE.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD
Attractive house containing rooms, bath.
cellar, large pOrches, situated Just off main
highway: surrounded by large shade trees;
abundance of parking space. garage, orchard.
garden. poultry houses. etc. Immediate pos
GARDINER & DENT. INC.
Main 4SS4. l409 L st. NV.
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SEE ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW AT 1905
elec.; large front porch bright cellar. oak
floors, fireplace. closets. large lot: save
commission by buying from owner at 81 $50
Apply 22i Z ST n q Poi 3R15-W
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AURORA HILLS. VA.
Attractive Groom and bath detached home.
ITO Green ave. Electricity hot-water heat
sleeping porches: EaraEe: chicken house
and Pa. ave, OWNERS tele. Potomac 1875.
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COTORFD

A beautiful 4-room bung allow. city water,
sh, bssnss bath e sSa
once and ask for E. l.. PARKER. 44l0
Gault st. ne. Take District line car Dean
wood. D. c. -
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EE.-RED BRICK. SIX LARGE ROOMS.
Dath. cleo: vacant: only So $50. Small cash
payment. easy terms. 100 9th 81. w.
Evening star., 1925-11-28

SACRIFICE = OWNER IN FLA WANTS
quick sale 5-r. bungalow hwd floors break
last aicove: large lot; garage. Inquire 31@3
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

Two more new bungalows g rooms bath
and pantry; h.-w.h.. electric lights. one piece
sink. oak floors. concrete basement. laundry
trays. For quick sale. price S6.750: mod
crate payment down. balance .S65 per mo-.
including all interest. There is nothing out
I have a few lots left. To close out l
will offer some real bargains. on easy terms.
To inspect take Cabin John or Chain Bridge
car to stop No. Is. By machine. out Con-
duit I'd. to 5424 Conduit I'd.
w. F. JACKSON, Cleve. 4S3.
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IN NORTHWEST D. C AND
l0o feet front; room enough to build 2
more houses. 81 900 unuer prIce for sIni-
lar house with small lot This is a bar
gam for builder or investor. Your agent. or
bs21 Laurel ST NV
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARk-YERY AT
na-cb mac1lVe nome nor & rooms bath m sleep:ns
garase; lot 5ox100. Sale most urgent
Evening star., 1925-11-28

bath detached house and garage: on lot
100 feet front; room enough to build :!
lar house with small lot This is par
gam gam Tor builder or investor. You agent. or
Evening star., 1925-11-28

fnn,,, BUY ,sl,R6 FRoM sasW aosWWNERi SAVE AGENTS
rooms bath. electrcity. Price S6 800.
1O9 End NV Lincoln 4S11 1gH
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SALE OR RENT-SUB. PROP'TY.

NEARBY MD. NEW FIVE-ROOM AND
bath bungalow, directly on new concrete
road: electricity. pipeless furnace: easy
ODRIDGE-ATTRACTIV HOME / SO.
of car line: large rooms. pantry. tiled
hath, hardwood floors and trim. open FIRE.
place. hot-water heat. laundry trays: screen
ed throughout; 9 sets shades and Lear ga
rage. Direct from owner. N 6231-J. 29'
TAKOMA PARK-9-ROOM AND 2-BATH
house. arranged as 3 apartments; separate
entrances: h..w.h.; Gear garage: income
$125 per month: rent at $40: sell at
Sc. 300. Paved residential street.
MORTGAGE FINANCE CORP.
366 Cedar st.. Takoma Park.
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SMALL PLACE on GOOD K6Hps. soNE
ground: option to purchase. Address Box
1.Q-B.. Star office.
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925 GIRARD ST. NE-SALE OR RENT.
room tapestry brick home. h.-w.h. elec..
hardwood floors. 3 porches pdneled living
room, 9O-ft. back yard: upstairs is equipped
W,ia I2r light housekeeping with sink and stove:
$500 cash, balance on easy terms. Owner
must sacrifice by Jan. LIST. Phone Line. s72.
ons
Evening star., 1925-11-28

EVE ROOMS, AND BATH. AM: $500:
s2oV cash and s55 mo. Col. 7649-W. No
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Mt. PLEASANT.

4144 GRANT ST. N.E.-5 R. AND sa5 90
',hS ,s,-oha 3be ST. h'e'-o l. anu o $500
BIB II ST. he r. and b.: Iatrooe fo'o'
gsrase ST. h'e--o l. '''u w. 4s.5O
l3i9 + ST. n.e.-6 r. and b.: atrobe $3.50
elec N"' ave. ne-o --'......... a.'. o' 5000
elec' 'tn s'. ne-o 'l'.0 ". 5000
s34 7th st. n.e-o r. and b.: ooo
latrobe =, oo''o
6l3 14th ST. n.e.-6 r. and b.: -=oo
furnace -; WV"
c406 end st. n.e.-tPracticaliy new IN
r. and b.: furnace. eiec. oo.oo
$40 10th st. n.e.--6 T. and b.: lat. ---o
ro gar r "a elec ave. n ...... a.iN 5000
aiec 0'apes Sar s'' liz GU" 5000
IL i4Ib :, n Q ID r and b. ami. 5000
Nv 0ai. ave 5000
r,,r in oH,,meS e,an ST. lit l. anu anu - 5000
,l27 Sth st ne-j r. and b.: ami. $50
ivl9 SpTInE raE rd n-"-o r. anu o. 1000
ileI am + 81. ,'e", u..... :. anu 300
ga rar o'h ST. ne T. anu o. 5000
'4aI amf ia ear aHe a:......... NV anu D' 10000
io,G q, iai'e't 81. ':... NV" 1880
'--'I' H;owENsTEIN BROS oo-
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BARGAIN. IN GRANT CIRCLE AND ILL.
ave: ave- Gruver-huilt home. on wide lot. hot
water neat. etc: many extra convenlences:
built-in garage. Owner Will make good
terms Phone Adams 1888
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WANTED-ACREAGE.

NEARBY VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND
acreage and farms wanted. ROBIN. 500
Vermont ave.
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tCOntInued on NcAJ Tdxe.I
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WOODRJDGF = {

New Broom bungalow. gas and electric
ity: large basement. tile bath built-in medi-
cine cabinet. white enamel kitchen cabinet;
double hardwood floors excellent gas range
and electric fixtures. Interior finish cannot
be better. Large lots.
We have complete list OF Woodridgs
and Brook land property at bargain prices.
Call and see for yourself
NAnnnAhIA A d n @ NIETII
Evening star., 1925-11-28
UNUSUALLY RACTIYE
SEMI-DETACHEp HOME

BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER
Between Georgia ave. and upper 10th St.
convenient to 1ith ST. car line: corner
house. brick. seven rooms, tiled bath. in
closed sleeping porch and many other de-
sirable features. including large lot with
trees and shrubbery: substantial cash
payment and moderate monthly payments
will buy this house very reasonably. Fur
nishings may he purchased. Address Box
1-1-R Stgr OFFICE 2ns
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
R. B.. ON PAVED STREET IN CHOICE
sa!a lection T TskSRa PsrS ami for Or
Gays sSo Cash. Sse'nas sss ne. ''Iss a
FOUR LOTS. EDDYSTONE. PA ADJOIN-
ing Baldwin Locomotive Works. for D.
property. NJ. H. BEACHLEY. Is ct NV
Low PRICED HOMES. SMALL CASH PAY
Box 21O-B Star Office 2es
SEMI-BUNGALOW. Z ROOMS, ANIL: FINE
roomy home, large deep lot: also Groom and
bath colonial house, ami: large deep lot.
Ane shade. located nice part of Chevy Chase.
Trade for clear lots. nearby farm or income
dress Boz Sas.B. ' Sian ofiee. GRe. you 20.
InoI,s HOUSE AM AMP FIVE ACRES; EIGHT LARGE
ana spTsss ecd eeers esasr aSs
and high class range. two-car garage, wash
house, servants room above. good barn.
20X60. and other outbuildngs: located on
Duke ST. extended, about two blocks from
ana aeo0 anf le
erty. So. 7bo. or City properly " PHONE
NORTH OF FLA. AVE. NEAR 18th ST.
Theoretically new house Of large
rooms and bath; hot-water heat, electricity
hardwood floors and trim: built-in ice box
BILE rear porches inclosed. Owner viii con-
slider exchanging equity for small rented
house or clear lot in desirable location.
WALTER A. BROWN,
400 H ST. NV. MAIN 1853.
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new ten.room house with four baths and
two,car built-in garage near Chevy Chase
.nhoeii ..beleii D. one block from cars stores.
scnooi ana churches: exceptional buy: rea-
sonabis terms: might consider renting. Ad-
dress Box 49S-A. Star Office
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BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL. CENTER HALL.
9etached brick residence Just completed:
{ourc obedroonls. two baths. built-iD garage;
iot .G ieet front: fine oak shade trees Just
west OF 10th street overlooking Rock Creek
lark: specially priced for this choice sec
sHoonn liberal terms. Phone OWNER. MAN
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1925-10-15
SNOW FENCES. PLOWS
TO KEEP ROADS OPEN
State Highway Department Plans
Campaign of Winter Blockade
Prevention on Trunk Route
System.

Minnesota prospects for open
roads next winter frightened this
week when ]. T. Ellison. first as
sistant commissioner and chief
highway engineer, announced
tentative plans for drift proven
ton and snow removal on state
trunk highways where traffic is
sufficient to warrant the expense.
Much will depend on the ex-
tent of winter road use by the
general public-aside from com
mercial trucks and busses." said
Mr.. Ellison. However. the de-
partment will have nearly $50
miles of snow fence up this
winter along stretches blocked by
drifts in past years. or nearly
double the amount of last winter.
II has built a number of snow
plows at its shops on the state
fair grounds from excess war
equipment, and these are being
sent out to different maintenance
districts. Still other measures TO
insure open roads over the state
next winter are being worked
out, and results, as stated. viii
rest in a great degree on the
numbers of road users enjoying
benefits"
Final approval of the proposed
winter campaign for open roads
is waiting on the return of Com
missioner Charles M. Babcock
late next month from South Am
erica where he is attending the
Pan-American Road Congress As
a United States delegate.
Mr.. Ellison said that increased
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and altogether this country looks
prosperous. My brother had in
81 acres of pickles under irriga-
ton which brought him over
N.l0O at the sailing station.
while others did nearly as web.
There is little dairying done
as most of the farmers feed
cattle or sheep. which they can
buy off the range here.
In taking q trip into the range
country about 30 miles north of
here. / had the experience of
seeing nine head of antelope
in one bunch and seven in an
other. | was up close enough TO
one buck TO see what they looked
like. They win weigh about 100
pounds and are about as tall as a
yearling calf. Have a good deal
of white on their stomach and
around their head and the tail
is white. The herd of nine were
feeding on q side hill about half
mile away and did not seem
to be afraid. There is no open
season TO shoot them so they
have been increasing quite fast.
One man who shot an antelope
was fined $1,000 and given a Jail
sentence so they are not molested
much. | understand that the
government is making a large
reservation and is going TO put
all of them they can inside Of
it and fence them in.
viii close for this time and may
add little next week.
E. w. Adams.