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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1926-07-23

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The development of Ohio's major
road program must be continued vigor-
ously and the improvement Of secondary
roads can be accomplished without i'm
posing any direct road levy.
The welfare of the wage earners must
ever be the concern of constituted
authority.
Farming is basic industry and the
success of the farmer affects our en-
tire economic structure
Industrial prosperity, since it con-
tributes largely to general prosperity, is
a necessary equation to the happiness
and well-being of the people. Laws
therefore should be constructive, rather
than destructive, to this interest.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1926-07-23

Abdominal supports are made to
give comfort and shape to stout men
and women. Many painful ills rem
edied by having the proper support
fitted. Can be worn in maternity
cases and after operation. Many peo-
pie in Hamilton have been benefited
by wearing the proper abdominal sup
port.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1926-07-23

Ohio needs more good buyers and
fewer poor spenders of the taxpayers
money-less time devoted to new meth
DDS of taxing the public and more time
devoted to wisely distributing funds
already provided
The business of Ohio, by right, ought
to be conducted as to level up the meas
ure of public benefits with the value of
the taxpayers dollars.
The people of Ohio want fewer men
holding political jobs and more men fill
ing the jobs they hold
A Republican Governor and Repub-
lican Legislature, working together, can
and will promulgate an affirmative and
constructive program of lasting benefit
to the people of Ohio.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1926-07-23
Labor Endorses Candidacy

Myers Cooper built and sold about 20 homes Each Of these
families In
outlay per 100000 annually AS builder and home
in substantial the grocer
his building operaions proportonate supported 9th
contributor
in such 1t can't be beaten
labor his building operations He long has
office clerks nographers and
ahnr
Evening star., 1926-10-02

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VIII Tp cDI r%DT0 YIf1I1L5pE
no. in ,poarh, ,i,cin ~ of ,'1mtrar,a
Iri,o n, g s33o go ,i,;tr "a; az IL rnnn;
rosdc,," ' - in' eIu,H " S"o nu.t eli
NJ TtJo.1 - o"i IN. III; uu ucG - -; oud
81, cnt, i1on ~. fF"lhhh 5000 tEti'il-H an"
| ouIlud!.
WHAT HAVE IOC IN TRADE FOR =
room. bath bungalow: nearby Va: large lot
fruit trees equity. 300. OWNER. Ad-
drnss Box 66-C. star Office" -
< ROOM, !-STORY b. HOUSE: IA H.
elec. gas. wash trays in cellar: adjacent 70
rev Mckinley High school. This - we'll
built house of pre-war construction; rra-
sonahle cash and terms viii be accepted or
will trade for or q room house in good
whit, nei~i, horhGnd OWNER Phone North
1RO1-J address Box t5-C star Office -
! GOOD INXES, SrMENT-coRNER ,S,ToRE5
for 3~W ,j-r'.a.I ho'is,. or. sru NO ag"ut
need apply. ~; 9th 81. ne: apply Over
store
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@ Xxx w. u''r !. 7' vs. ,nfr "n S"oh se,
rnent hnr-e IN "a 5000 900 D4vinr on
trllst, no a.rnrfs A,idress Euy ..to.R star
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pgoDti!H ~ -"'!i' ava Nl!N oI to'HHL'.' cHidt
o. IN" ur@ir,IS y tXt,h,iilg" tor city
bTT9IeFh. j.. : i. %N i.fl W. i'N'Nin,rht
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73S 18th ST. MAIN OS.
b. +. SAUL CO..
Q11 18TH ST NV Main niu

MODERN STORE NPPO-
site Investment Bldg. and near
new Carlton Hotel. Excellent
location for office or store; long
lease. LOCATION. 15l0 X
Street.
Desirable location ior drug
store, flower shop or lunch room
in tireproof building. situated in
the midst of Government depts.,
lust south of Penn. ave. Access
siblc to both car and bus lines,
Mezzanine; wide alley. Loo A
TION, 6lO 18th Street.
Splendid basement show room
or Office. opposite Transporta-
ton Bldg, Is it. by 10 ft.-with
alcove; heat furnished. LOCA-
TION, 8l2 18th Street.
Shop or store just south of
Dupont Circle. Car stop in front.
Long or short lease. LOCA-
TION. 1889 Connecticut Avenue.
On You Street just off 10th
Street. Desirable for laundry
agency, delicatesSen or store.
LOCATION. 15l7 You Street.
Eighteenth Street between l.
and Nj Streets. ZOned End COM
mercial. Two-story building.
Will rent as a whole or part.
LOCATION ll141l 18th Street.
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FOR SALE-APARTME\TS.

TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT OF. " ROOMS.
kitchen and bath and 3 rooms. kitchen and
bath. near Interior Dept. excellent condi-
ton: all outside rooms: steam heat and elec-
trcity: price reduced to 80. $50 for imne-
date sale. Can OWNER. Cleveland 32S6-J
evenings and SUNDAY -
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$1,000. stucCO buugalow-5 good rooms
lovely pantry. outside REFRIGERATOR. bniil-ln
fireplace shady lot. 3I2 blocks from
trolley: good neighhorhood of new homes;
BY special arrangement between owner and
myself. can ne purchased for only S6J .
month cash down; snap.
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FOR ENHANCE

,I PARTY p,n, WITH ooME me LOTS n NEAk GAk
ahou: ,S33. Van give trust back for
any difference. Give location. income p1i"t.
ofii1e " ''
OWNER WILL TAKE IN TRADE YOUR
old property on The purchase of "A beautiful
in Marietta Park: priced at $10.350 Ad-
lress Box 39N8 Star office.
APARTMENT HOUSE wANTED-TEN-
t@% T%st d"r nS' : nS1S Rin Nil X %'H ead %
dreI. a. rT4 hop par4t S;r 81 apaTtment p house Ad
! HAVE SOME sMALL E2l ITIES Will
Address Box 2as-B Star office.
SEVERAL SMALL INVESTMENT PROP
lass Jas resdenial nroperties; give fnii pa?ta
u!ars. Address Box Alb Star oti'co.
MY Fol IrrY ~. SEVERAL NEW BUNGA-
proprrt'. also some good second trust note
nation Address Box 42-B star ofti,e
farm for 2 small place near town tor l5-
acre or 3o-a"re farm or less. What have
~" - '"i L. V. GREENsTREET
The PaiaIS Royal.
G st. at llth St H'
SPECIALS.
Farm on Lee Highway. l" miles from
city: o3 acres: good !mprovemente "lear OF
pFoDerty
50 600 equity for lot III d. {. or suburbs.
S27 800 home near Chevy. Chas" circle for
business property ur to S+5.Ou0. 6. B.
LIKENS. 1919 NJ st. NV. Potomac 1870
so ACRES NORTH OF CITY.
Equity for small properties or 2nd trust
notes.
% acres in D. c. for apt or business
properties.
Business property aud apis near Dupont
Circle.
Business property and apt upper 18th
ST for detached or semi-detached home.
Small office building downtown
Lots and residences in all sections
PETTY & PETTY.
1911 Eve st. NV. Main 2437-3s
CLEAR CORNER PROPERTY.
Sens business. Annual rental )" 20.
will trade clear of incumbrance for equities
above lst trust, on new houses or invest
"'''' A. c. 'HoTGHTON CO. REALTORS.
1916 II ST. NV Phones Main 75}6-7537.
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SAIE-APARTME<r HOUSES.

WELL LOCATED CORNER APT. HOUSE.
entirely detached. With large yard; f!ne NV.
section. on . bus lines and near noh car
lin.s; i6 apts of : r., k =, and porcn; n;:
$4,000 cash required: would exchanEe to-
clear apt house site. or acreage: no agents.
Phone OWNER Adams 1891
FOR SALE--OUT-O T-OF-TOWN OWNER WILL
sacrifice freproof building. six apartments.
each with five rooms. al improvements.
hardWood floors. gld ssed-n DOrcheS, Ianl-
tors quarters finest neighborhood. II
-. near 10th. For particulars Write AL
GUST SHI FELDT. Kingston. y. Y.
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Here is house built of the finest mate
rial by a builder who knows his business
II will stand keen inspection--6 exCellen
rooms, tiled bath, bult-in garage spiendic
location; priced right
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
TAKOM.A PARK HOMES

HollOW-tile bungalow-6 rooms. break
fast nook. huilt-in garage: fine location ;
owner transferred; very reasonable; easy
terms. "a bargain
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TREA~CRE COVE SLMMEK CULONl
AND COUNTRY CLUB
on THE POTOMAC

IN THIS LAND OF NATURAL TREASURE. y
Washingtons cloEest-in waterfront devel-
opment-l4 miles from Treasury Building
nc rSss 10 enn 9 Scbos FSe ave. and ''m rontnn
on paved highway. following Treasure Cove
road signs direct to property. Beautiful
slopiug shores. wooded bills, club privileges,
swimming. boating, fishing. duck shooting,
excellent bird and rabbit shooting, tennis,
haae ball. etc. Desirable cottage siteS--tasy
terms. Limited number of waterfront lots
left. Write call.
TREASURE COVE DEVELOPMENT Co.
93S Investment Bldg Phone Main 959c. "
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eo4 18th sT-ENTlRELY RE@oDELHD,
Ideal location for tailor shop.
WEAN ER BROS
500 10th 81. Main "iN6.
No. | DUPONT CIRCLE.
LARGE STORE. WITH OF
FICES ABO\ l.: HIGH -
GRADE BUSINESS LOCA-
TlON.
THOMAS !. FISHER & CO..
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1915 ST. NW.--ONE-HiLF o. LARGE.
modern store: good central locat. Oh: suit
able for any business; $50 month. ApplF
Evening star., 1926-10-02

si5 NORTH CAPITOL NEAR IIOVFRN-
and bright: h-wh.: electricity: back ward.
etc: splendid location for shoe shop: dry
goods or oyster house: r NJ, $50. Key ~!
North Capitol
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Very pretty new white bungalow on 2
beautifully shaded lot o0x0"5 IT,; priced
for quick sale
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WATER FRONT Property.

AN OFFERING Ny CHOICE WATER
front lot at a bargain price for quick sale.
Superior location. unusual view. Good lawn
and fine trees. On salt water. One hour
from Washington. Will accept ~:,tD ,Gr M
mediate sale ard arrange monthly term. il
desired. Tel. Mr.. ROSE Ma'1 =, =; -
OWINGS BEACH. LIE y. 4. ROBERT,
cottage. with = lots. Tor sar eaS} terms.
w. CARL WYATT. Adams 1S31.
WATER FRONT BUNGALOWS AND lots.
South River section, % mile. from Distract :;
make, appointment TO see these p:"pr ties
any date: only few lots lets. actually or
water front; sandy beaches. large oat- frees;
good roads. busSes to Wa-hin2ton. torres.
r. d. LILLE. citizens Bank. Talloma Park.
COL. sS36
WATERFRONT LOT-BAY RIDGE. 5ox
$50: 1000: S100 cash balance very easy
terms Phone Clev. 1850. 81
on CHESAPEAKE BAY AT SHADY SIDE.
Md.-A modern five-room bungalow of large
living room. two bedrooms. kitchen and
bath: screened porches front and rear: large
attic over house: completely furnished and
entire property in perfect condition; artesan
we'll water in house: excellent roads to prop
erty: very moderate price, Inquire of
DAVIDSON & DAVIDSON,
Main 15l2. 1913 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENr-STOREs

FOR RENT-STORES.
1921 II NE-LARGE STORE IL DESTR-
spIe ne,, locauon sn apis: double garage; ami.
lty: large rooms over p. O.. very reasonable: ::
prIvate iavatory: anil; busy section: front;
lol1 X ST. N.w.-sTORE IN CORNER
puilding; active neighhorhood: suitable for
tailor. dyeing or cleaning. barber real
estate Office.
Co. INC. Main BIAS. 7o4 18th St NV.
SI0i RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.E.--IN THE
sonahle rent s %" owner "H on T%oi%s' npemises =.
300 ST NV
store and Broom dwelling; rent. 500. 3s
coon LOCATION IL BROOKLAND. SUIT
:SSabls cE9 s3S HEiDfR fGflSfiS 55o7 ESQ., VT
IIth ST; N,w-JUsT ABov5 MASS sS,.
Fois$s. TSS%s: .tts!W; s%J; Apply $'l' st. nv:
NEW CORNER STORE. sCiTABLE FOR
almost nn any hGsinsss , u best % n0rthw.St sec
ASEMENT-1DEAL FOR DELICATESS5GM> En-
real estate. tailor, beauty parior. 1."3
si5 NORTH CAPITOL. NEAR l,OVFRN-
and bright h.-w.h.: electricity: back ward.
etc; splendid location for shoe shon: Dry
North Capitol
f3i6 L ST N.W.-ONEI!ILF o. LARGE.
eef9 aSe for any bHsness TG%e ce so mon,4 Apby
on premises --
?1o4 NEW Y0RK AVE. &.w,.-WoNn,ER-
ful location. New apartment house sect on
For barber shop. tailor laHndr!. ''"'r...'''
51o ath ST. S.E-S75 MONT;l NEW.
large store. fine location also store. zoos
FRE6RiiGK z. ALTEMrS. 37t4 Itth St.
n
Will divide to suit tenant. beautiful corner
store with heat furnished; Will Lease for
sane srF'i address. H1 ' 5000 '"'''' '''''' ''''
524 sth 81 s.e-store and e rooms and
1913 4'h st NJ I.n-T:s1.G j KATEE, store, $1,000.
37I41 lath ath ZN.w;mAnd garage. ....... $40 $40
s!ol Nj. Pleasant .............. q
SVUn - m" '-....-...' -.-...'.' ou
1870 ~a, EPxAR6 P SCHWARTZ iSc; .;s,o %
1i23 WATER CT. s.w FISH
7os s0E;s ESs st. .4-stor~ rooms. 1888" 3" 9"
THOMAS p: BRoWN
1853 TO 1866 PARK RID. NV.
1883 TO 1881 KENYON ST. NV.
These desirahlc stores feet by ~ iGet
at a, So So a%d RtTS IS ner !@eash "l "''''' ''
nam --IOO. F~o OtD 81 NN
FREE! FREE! FREE.
%snG: mS $40 tG' adrso ?r ni; 90 n for ?arT 2g'd
3l2O 18th ST. NE.
Large double corner store 90 foot front.
with fixtures. Excellent location for grocery
or drug store Rent re,i1Ired. Apply
KAHN OPTICAL. CO.
81 eth st. NV.
POO NEW YORK AVE. NV.
LARGE. MODERN STORE. CoNCES
SION TO RIGHT PARTY. $4,000.
4Ol 18th ST. S.I..
CORNER STORE. SUITABLE FOR TAI
LOR $500
W. !. PlLLlNG,
14lO + ST. NV.
4o3 Ilth STE NTIRE BLDG 49,. >3OO.no
909 1th st.-Entlre BLDG 5000
GIL Louisiana ave. ............ ....... 3u.ul
1911 Tth St.--NeW .......... l1uuO
1929 Georgia ave.-Sture cellar. 1000
5021 Georgia aVP.-Heated -........ 1000
ioo4 9Th st t-DowntoWp ....... 1000
Cor a, Chevy Chase Circle ........ 800 90
CAFRITI.
14th & X Main HnS0
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NEW CORNER STORE. SCiTABLE FOR
almost any business. in best northwest sec
ton. Phone West 3l67 or Clcye. 4474.
BASEMFNT-lDEALF FOR DELCATESSFN.
real estate. tailor, beauty parlor. lH"3
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1lth ST. NW--JUST ABOVE MASS.
ave. in apt. house section: good for any
business: completely remoteled: store and
5 rooms: ami Apply 29l9 N It. nv.
Pnfnmac 4AA4.M
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SALE-FARMS.

SALE-F ARMS.
SMALL FARM 8 ACRES: BROOM BUN
gaiow: water, garage; chicken house: small
cash deposit: reasonable terms Price. So 800
Phone Atlantic 1013-W.
/. NEARLY 275 ACRES OF LAND
spring streams. fertile and productive soil ::
new large house; other necessary outbuild-
inEs. This will make a fine dairy. stock
and gene al farm, near improved State road.
Has some fine hlue grass pasture. 1t Is a
bargain. and will finance reliable party. The
house alone would cost So. 900 to reproduce.
All for only $l.. 900. See this one.
y. About 250 acres thorough going dairy
farm. with lS cows. good horses: wagons,
tractor. implements. silo filled. harness, tools
and a completely equipped dairy farm for
only S2S 900. The buildings are new and
has new houses and . tenant houses: close
to rail and state road. Equipment IL first
class. Exceptionally good bargain. See it
3. 300acre dairy farm on State mac
adam: bank barn: good house: orchard
and necessary outhuildings. Only SIT 900.
Will assist in financing reliable parties in
tho purchase of Montgomery County. Md.
properties
e. r. ROwOY Cold Spring Manor
Route - F;.~hr Md
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91O4 NEW YORK AVE %.w.-|oNDER-
ful location New apartment house sect ON.
For barber shop. tailor. laundry. ,'"ai,!iin
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FOR SALE-STORES.
REAL ESTATE LOANS

STORE AND TWO APIS. on CAR Ii,
new main street. at ear stop; S9.6
OWNER. 6i< Md. ave. ne. 3
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1ol7 X ST. N.W.-sTORE IN CORNER
building; active neighborhood: suitable for
tailor. dyeing or cleaning. barber or real
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SEE THE NEW BUNGALOWS. LIN AVE;
homes can be constructed Buy from owner
brllder and solve your home problems; D
rooms. bath. ami; large lots ADAMS
13S:,-W 3S
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sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

1 to {, rooms: h..T.h': electricity: $3.50
up: payments less than rent. East Washing
ton Park on Anacostia road between Ben
Ming and Twning City. J. p. Roberts.
Builder and agent on pra8ses.
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dLlb PA. AVE. S.W.-Unusual opportun
ity; large rooms over p o. very reasonable
private iavatory: ami: busy section: front ::
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FOR SALE-HOCSES.

EOLb
SI2.5OO-CHEVY CHASE D. C.-EEW 6.R.
semi-d brick. colonial 8 porches, gar. cedar
cI.. attic; 81. 900 cash. $50 mo-: no agents.
Main 3p2; Cleve. 1850 evenings.
So 950-NE- BARGAIN: NEW 6:R. BRICK.
mo- Main 392. Cleve. 2059 eve.
I'd. A corner Shepherd st.Os rooms and bath
cheap must se 9E eisve lo' 4eo nGe very
/ WILL SELL UNDER PRICE MY NICE
easiest Of terms; h..w.h.. cleo. oak floors,
fireplace larRe porch. bright cellar large
LOT, see OWNER. 626 Southern Bldg. Main
7-ROOM. DETACHED sTCCCO HOME WITH
garage. en- large lot: fruit trees. grapes: one
block from r. /. ave car line at District
Hl%tcRS VAT RTiced xoftEE ostEE 1859 easy terms Nr
WHY RENT{ FINANCE DOWN PINT. on
any new brick house for responsible party
So interest: no agents. Cleve. 2e59.
NEW GROOM TAPESTRY BRICK HOI:.E
min. walk from l4th st cars near I4th
ard Spring I'd: closed sleeping porch built
in garage: screened throughout: SO 500
For appointment address Box lSSB. star
Office. 4'
e00 ST. NE-6-ROOM AND BATH MOD
ern home: double back porch: garage. Price
50. $50: $500 cash SOS per mo- Including
interest. Opens for inspection every evening
cEwTRrz seiFssg i nsd ss. 0r5GSk i5sG St, nn E2w
Mr.. Kramer.)
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II NE.-LARGE STORE IL DEsTR.
location: apts.: double garage: ami
1907 II ne 4s
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Store and l2-room dwelling; rent. 500. 3'
GOOD LOCATION IN BROOKLAND. SUIT.
able FOR nearly any business rent very rea-
eonaoie GEO. G. HEIDER. 1907 18th st
ne. North 3dSO -
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S-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN, IN BEAI
tiful Thrifton Village. Va. Large rooms. large
9nd Winters supply coal Close to, Old
Dominion car stop and bus line. Newly
3apcred and painted. Price, 50 600. Feasol-
able cash payment and terms. Telephone
owner. GEO. f. H. GOODSER. Clarendon 4OS
Moin
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WANTED-ACREAGE.

If YOUR FARM IS FOR SALE SEE Me.
may get you a better price under my plan
of subdividing and selling at public auction.
l pay all expenses.
Real Estate at Auction
332 Woodward Bldg Main 457 .
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FOR SALE-WAREHOUSES.

TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE. FOR TEN
horses: $50 per month. Rear of "335 Sher
man ave. NV.
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b1o Sth ST SF-S15 MONTH \EN
large store. fine location. also ! store. :.3ob
l4th st nv. ,,,.e ..
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IN Ne. SECTION, OVER $4,000 FEET OF
land out-of-toWn owner will sell for price
of land EDW. p. SCHWARTZ. INC, 734
! 9TH ne. See Mr. Mccarthy
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! WILL TRADE \ SPLENDID. MODERN
home in nearby Virginia. clear of mortgage.
/ valued at So 800 for equity in or 10 room
residence in northwest. uu to so 0uo. Call
Mr.. THOMAS. Franklin 1913. evenings and
i
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-06-10

Mrs. Clinton Childs who mas been
at the city hospital for the past rem
days suffering from mastoid trouble
returned to her home Saturday eve
ming much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kneeiand and
daughter Miss Fay, spent the week
end at the H. E. Wilcox home. Mr..
Kneeland is a cousin Of Mrs. Alice
Henshaw and Mrs. H. E. Wilcox.
When the list of pupils gradual
ing from the Eighth Grade of St.
Paul's Parochial school was published
last week the name of Frieda Stad-
their was Internationally omitted.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Juenke and
Miss Mabel Gacksteter of Orange,
California spent a few days in this
city visiting at the home of their aunt,
Mrs. William Kobler. They also at
tended the Juenke-Schaub wedding
at Hendricks, Mimi. Mr.. Juenke lie.
ing brother of the bride.
After the Herald was issued last
week we learned that Mrs. Barbara
Merryman had returned few days
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-06-10

4before from four and one-balf
months spent with relatives and
friends III California. She will spend
the summer at least in Sank Centre
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Thomas and
little son have recently moved to
Sank Centre from Minneap oiis and
have taken possession of the Merry
man cottage, Country Club addition,
Sank Lake, for the summer. MIR.
Thomas is the manager of the North
west Motor Sales Co., Oldsmobile G.s-
tributors for Central Minnesota.
THE LADIES OF OUR LADY OF
THE ANGELS CHURCH WILL
HAVE A FOOD SALE AT DOWS-
WELLS DRUG STORE AT 800
O'CLOCK SATURDAY JUNE 18TH.
ADV.
George Ceyner who has suffered
an attack of tonsilitis the past week
while at the homeo his mother, Mrs.
Mary Ceyner of this city, is now
much improved and returned to his
home south Of Sank Centre Wednes-
day.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-06-10

l.. L. Kells. spent Sunday in DIV
ia, Mimi.
DR.. and Mrs. Sweetman and son
Richard, spent Wednesday in st.
Cloud.
Read about our June Market Sale
on page 5 of this issue-Bishop Co.
Inc.-2.
Miss Ethel Deters, of Minneapolis
spent the week end with her grand
mother, Mrs. Fred Deters and other
relatives and friends of this city.
Mrs. H. M. Mohleb and Mrs. J..
A. Quisberg and Mrs. W. P. en-
mer of Belgrade spent Tuesday. af-
ternoon in Sank Centre shopping.
Mrs. Jameson of MINNEAPOLIS,
State Regent of the D. A. R. made d
brief visit Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. J. A. Dubois, an old friend.
It will be of interest to manv 10
know that Nolan Gray who met with
a severe auto accident last week IS
cohvalescening very rapidly ct Inc
city hospital.
William Behres and Mr.. C. Peter
son of Bristol, S. D. spent the past
week in Sank Centre visiting at the
home Of Mr.. Behre's sister, Mrs.
Fred Deters.
Northern railway, bound for Minot,
N. D., to attend the celebration of
the forty-second anniversary of lay
ing the first rails in that city.
Glenn Bohall arrived in Sank Cen.
ire Tuesday morning from Worthing.
ton for a two weeks visit with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E. b.
hall of this city. Mr.. Bohall is en-
ployed by the Herbert Drug Co. of
Warrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Lewis motored
to this city from Fargo Thursday of
last week and spent a few days Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. T. Pangburn. They left Sunday
morning by train for Collinwood,
Can, for an indefinite visit with Mr..
Lewis mother.
|. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Head, &C
companied by Miss Irene Emmeck,
motored to Nashua, Mimi, last Sat-
urday where they attended the clos
ing day picnic and program at the
school taught by their neice, Miss
Estelle Mckenzie. Miss Mckenzie re-
turned with them to her home in
Sank Centre. ".
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Bjone and
family accompanied by Mr.. Bjone's
father and brother, S. C. Bjone and
Sam spent Sunday in Fergus Falls
visiting relatives and friends. On
their return they were accompanied
by Miss Margaret Johnson of Fergus
Falls who will make visit of a weeks
duration at the Chris Bjone home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Johnson, and
Mrs. Anton Nelson and daug hter,
motored to Big Lake Sunday. They
We're accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson's daughter, Mrs. J. E.
Cheney and daughters Ethel and Ma
rie who were returning to their home
in st. Paul after spending the past
week in Sank Centre visiting. They
were met at Big Lake by Mr.. Cheney.