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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1926-09-29
Cane Roster.


''-r~~av Cray, second mate on the
American Hawaiian line, is at home
or ~ extended vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sawyer have
closed heir cottage and returned to
West Newton. Mass.
Rayside lodge has closed, after a
succe~ef-l season.
Mr. Edward Howard of Eagle
Island is visiting Mrs. Lester Blake.
Islesboro PARTIES are drilling a
we'll on .Holbrook's island.
Allie Howard of Waterbury,
Conn, is visiting his father, O. w.
Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Gray of
Manchester, Mass, are visiting rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Redman Wis
tied in Camden last week.
Sept. 81. G..
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No Set Rule to Follo.v

Some editors and other authorities
make no distinction between the two
words 20" and ooh" The commonly
followed rules, however, for the use OF
20" is directly addressing person
or a personif1ed object, In uttering a
wish, and to express surprise, indigna-
ton or regret; and for the use OF
"Oh" is an interjection and as the col
loouial Introduction to a sentence.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ALICE III. SCOTT
Spacia1tv made of

Speciality made Of
TYPEWRITING, ACCOUNTING ANb
GENERAL CLERICAL WORK
Agent Union Safe Deposit q Trust Co,
of Portland, for furnishing Probate
and Surety Bonds. Typewriter suppli~A
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Nothing to Reach

BY cutting the right nerve, those
Australian surgeons can cure ali, par
tial paralysis except that above the
ears.-Duluth Herald.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-12-01
FRANKLIN WOHLFORD

continued from first page.)
Mr.. Wohlford and his wife came to
Redwood County in 1872, four years
after their marriage and took up their
home in Shutdown township. They
resided there until 1884 when they
moved to the farm near Glenn
ents which they occupied at the
time Of Mr.. Wohlford's death.
The surviving members of his
family are his wife, his sons Ar
thur and Benjamin of Clements, Wells
of Sleepy Eye, Frank of Canada,
Charles of Illinois and Seth and An
drew of Minneapolis. There is also
one daughter, Elizabeth, living in
Minneapolis. The other daughter pre-
coded her father in death.
The death of Mr. Wohlford marks
the passing of another of the Civil
War veterans. He enlisted with
company of Illinois Infantry in 1868
and served the duration of the war.
The members of the Seikora Ameri-
can Legion Post of Clements attend
ed the service in a body and fired
a salute at the grave. The hymns at
the service were sung by Mrs. R. M.
Campbell, Mrs. D. M. Tiffany and
Miss Vivian Peabody of Redwood
Falls.
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COMMANDER RAND
TO ADDRESS IND
DISTRICT MEN

QContinued from first page)
with Madison Lake, Cambria, New
Ulm, Mapleton, Amboy and Madelia
5uddies as guests.
Wednesday, December 1: Evening
meeting at 500 p. m. at Fairmont
with W ells,-Delevan, Easton, Winnie
bago, Bricelyn, Elmore, Granada,
Blue Earth, Truman, Sherburn, Jack
son, Alpha and Triumph comrades
present. =
Thursday, December 2: Noon
luncheon at IL o'clock at Worthington
with Brewster, Adrian, Round Lake,
Lakefield, Dundee and Fulda as
guests.
Thursday, December 2: Evening
meeting at 500 p. m. at Pipestone
with Hendricks, Ivanhoe, Lake Ben
ton, Ruthton, Arco, Edgerton, Jas
per, Luverne, Hills, Lake Wilson,
Slayton and Currie members.
Friday, December 3: Noon lunch
con at 1900 o'clock at Window with
Heron Lake, Comfrey. Bingham Lake,
st. James, Storden, LETTERS and West
brook Legionaires.
Friday, December 3: Evening meet
ing at Redwood Falls with Belview,
Seaforth, Vesta, Clements, Spring
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field, Sleepy Eye, Sanborn, Lamber-
ton, Milroy, Lucan, Vesta and Wal
nut Grove attending.
Will every Second District buddy
note the above and turn out as many
as possible from your post. Ruff. has
a lot he wants to tell you. Eddie
will likely be along. 1t will be worth
your while, so take little time off
whether at noon or in the evening and
attend the meeting. The Second
District will be represented In all
these meeting by members Of the
District Executive committee. Show
your Department officers that the
Second has real Legionaires.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-12-01
THREE NEW MEN
TAKE PLACES ON
FAIR BOARD

Continued from first page)
the 1926 fair practically paid for it.
self. Competition among the county
fairs has become as keen as in any
other line of business and the ex-
pense of maintaining a fair that will
attract large crowds has consequent
ly much increased. This fact has
added greatly to the many difficult
problems which the Board of Direc-
tors has had to solve.
The retirement of President Rud
Stensvad marks the close of fifteen
years of service for the Society. Dur
ing this time he has been president
almost continuously, F. G. Hubbard
taking his place for one term. Dur
ing this period the fair has grown to
it's present magnitude and has each
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Dec. 1918
CiIAIlON FOR HEARING ON Pc
Triton FOR PROBATE OF WILL.

State of Minnesota,
County of Redwood,
In Probate Court
In the Matter of the Estate of
Sarah Mcdonald, .Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to all whom
it may concern:
WHEREAS, Cyril V. Smith of the
City of Redwood Falls in said Coun-
ty and said State, has deposited in
this court an instrument in writ
ing purporting to be the last will
and testament Of Sarah Mcdonald,
late of the County of Redwood, State
of Minnesota, together with his pet
ition praying that said instrument
be allowed and admitted to probate,
and that letters testamentary be
granted thereon to Cyril V. Smith,
which instrument and petition are on
file in this Court and open to inspec-
ton. 1T is ORDERED, That said
petition be heard on the 9th day of
December, 1926, at ten o clock A. NJ,
at the Probate Court Room in the
Court House at the City of. Redwood
Falls in said County and State; that
you be and appear before this court
at said time and place and show
cause, if any there be-, why said pet
ition should not be granted; that you
file your objections, if any there be
in writing, in this Court to the allow
ance of said will, before said hear
ing; and that this citation be served
by the publication thereof according
to law in" the newspaper known as
the Redwood Gazette, qualified
newspaper, and by mailing a copy
thereof at least fourteen days before
the said day of hearing to each of
the heirs, legatees and devisees of
the said decedent whose names and
addresses are known or appear from
the files of the Court.
Witness, The Judge of this Court
and the seal thereof this 26th day of
November, 1926.
A. r. A. Laudon,
Probate Judge.
Clague & Barnes,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
{Sea) 2l-3ts
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year become more and more of bur-
den for the men managing it. Mr..
Stensvad positively declined to longer
serve. w. A. Hauck has been the
very efficient secretary Of the Society
for the past several years and has
given splendid service as has Mr.. Nc
Kay, one of the prominent farmer
members Of the Board of Directors.
The Society and the County is much
in the debt of each of these men for
the public work they have thus done.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-12-01
GUARDSMEN PRACTICE

CONTINUED from first page)
Goodthunder, Andy Bobzin and Leon
ard Carity. X. M. Stockton, Redwood
Falls high school coach and former
all-state guard of Gustavus Adolphus
College at st. Peter was out Of town
at this first practice.
Business Manager Baikie has had
many letters from different teams
but as yet has not scheduled games.
Among the many applications for
games with the Guardsmen there are
letters from teams from Hopkins,
Red Wing, the Whiz Bangs and 151st
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Redwood County Land for Sale or
Trade: We offer for sale or trade
for dwelling in Redwood Falls, val
ue not to exceed $6,0000.OO as part
payment for our fractional quarter in
Section 80, miles north of Milroy,
Mimi, on trunk highway, joins Frank
Campion's farm. Write what you
have to trade. Easy terms on the
balance. State Bank of Hoffman,
Hoffman, MINI. 21-2ts
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PRESENTATION
OF THE LITTLE
PARADE, SIICCES

Continued from first page)
Music of Yesterday and Today, by
Hazel Lieverson, Martha Lane, Vic
tor Johnson, Harold Starr and Meci
Reed with the chorus composed of
Bernice Hendricks, Margaret Jean
Boltz, Florence Pryor, Alice Kuenzli,
Erma Jones, Bernice Larson and
Ruth Hillman was enjoyed by the in
terested listeners. The skit Settled
Out of Court" featuring Martha Lane,
Rex Miller, Victor Johnson and Hazel
Lieverson was pleasing and well act
ed. Len Laythe's chalk talk "The
Battle of the Rhine" was enjoyed by
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all. In scene four, "The Casino de
Paree" featuring Claire Hauck and
his band with the chorus and dancing
by Erwin Gallery, Bub, Gallery and
Robert Fuller was one of the best
scenes of the play. Harold Star gave
two selections on the piano which
topped a night of highly pleasing en-
tertainment.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-12-01
MONEY TALKS

Salesman, salesladies and Re.
tail merchant. My items fit all of
you. Salesman averages $1OO pro-
tit for every dealer called on. Costs
dealer $500, he sells for $3.50 makes
$l.5O on $500 invested. Salesman
makes $1.O0. If you are a Salesman
or wish to become one. If you never
sold anything in your life I will tell
you how to make better than $4,000
a week.-Geo. L. Lane, Mansfield
Ohio. e-ti
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RENGT-MONSON

Continued from first page)
their fathers death are Carl Monson
of Oxbow, Canada, Peter Monson OF
Belview and France Monson Of Claris-
sa. Mrs. Monson died in 1895. There
are also twelve grandchildren.
The pail bearers who served at the
Friday service were Swan Peterson
Chas. Felleson, Chas. Berquist, Ed
Pearson, S. F. Scott and C. O. An
derson.
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LOUIS GUTH

Continued on last page)
and Albert Guth of New Ulm, George
of Sleepy Eye, Mrs. Henry Keen of
Wanda, Mrs. c. Schnabel of Gibbon.
Mrs. Mary Miller of Faribault, and
Mrs. August Schafer and Mrs. Will
BENIN of New Ulm. Mrs. Myron
Orth of Redwood Falls is neice of
Mr.. Guth.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-12-01

For Sale. Single Comb Rhode Is
land Red Cockerels. VIM. Clarken,
Redwood Falls, MINI. 21-3ts pd
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Delhi, MINI. 21-4ts pd
For Sale: Household furniture. In
quire of Cyril Smith. 21-1t pd
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-12-01

Lost: Last Wednesday, purse con-
tanning money. Finder return to Ga
Zette office. Gilt
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For Sale: Big Poland China boars.
Cholera immune. P. A. Johnson,
Route Belview, MINI. 21-2ts
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Mrs. K. Sinnott of Delhi and Miss
Olive Sinnott of Redwood Falls were
Thanksgiving guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chris Routhe.
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Wanted: A young purebred bour-
bun Red Turkey Tom. Edward Bene
dict, Revere, Mimi. 21-1t pd
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-12-01

Field Artillery of Minneapolis, Noun
tain Lake, Gaylord, St. Cloud, Wheat
on, Franklin, Belview, Appleton,
Madison and Dawson. 1t is hoped
that games may be arranged with
.Gustus Adolphus College. Referee
johnson has contracted to referee all
home games.
John Colville while on recent visit
to Minneapolis visited Harland Nc
Kay who has been an inmate of
hospital there since his accident which
occurred during the last Redwood
County fair. He was found to be
comfortable and contented although
his injury will confine him to the hos
pital for several weeks longer.
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For Sale: Two purebred Short
horn bulls, one l year old and one
8 months old. Will sell right if TAX
en- at once. Inquire of C. J. Scott,
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For Sale: Ear corn. Inquire of j.
M. Stewart. 19-tf.
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For Sale: A few cholera immune
Duroc Jersey Spring Bears. Grand
Champion Breeding See Anthony
FILLER, miles South of Bird Island.
20-2ts
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1926-12-01

GOVERNOR SEEKS
NO CHANGE IN
RURAL CREDIT PLAN
Continued from first page)
foreclose."
The operations Of the rural credit
department have been so successful as
to permit of cash surplus of $685.
900, as of November 1, available for
use in meeting losses on loans or 9TH
er contingencies, Mr.. Sageng said.
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For Sale: We still have few nice
Hampshire boars and Holstein bull.
A. w. Park and Son. costs pd.
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FOR SALE

For Sale: Poland China Bears.
Cholera immune. Jack Sexton, Red
wood Falls, Mimi. 14-tf.
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WANTED

WANTED: Plain sewing and washing.
272 West Flynn st. One block south
of High School. 3-tf.
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vel Is lstSe loans
Rates Surprisingly Low.
oar plan entirely different Strictly con-
fo-nual. No red tape. The Glirk-s. seyT-
ice: To sac tue. bring Tgith rou. il pos
sibl., i.Ad. etrtinca'c OF titl- or psvmAn,
hook. DR.. HENRY. anG toor. oDp. el.-
cator. 219 Bond B.ildtuz sw corner l4fh
and ): y. sve: Main l0oes.
REAL ESTATE LOANS
AT $40 AND &C INTEREST
DFsiaABLE- FG0SoMIC,L CoSDfTfoSs.
. ~ NOTES FOR eI Ell N = I,
TYLER 5: RUTHERFORD.
1913 VERMONT AVE. NAN AS.
YoHEY 10 I;oAN y 3HT A4fOCSr FOR g
II the p!t;Ect Of Colrnleis. In-tsilr.nt leans
snd Firs1nts on Che io-yesf nonthIy natal
niortss;e, 4 lsSe q ths death Of the h1rroses.
DEAL WITH CS-REsULTS SINCE 1896
We have several funds 20 loan on FIRST
t-Is:s from $1,000 20 $1,000. 0. 81, and
-. Let u have rolc application.
y. r. REON Co. INC.
Main 4597 1923 + st.
Columbia l5t1. 34IS 18th 81.
CIa'N7oon as2-J-! 1904 wilson Blvd.
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RIM Sf~tNFI'EHISHED
Color

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i6"l Gnu n 81. NV.
{. { D.. NV IL e!e". & gas 'lst pa
2rr7i So 2a!G,ed t4rx.in It sGo q po 5oo
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"a';4 come: hoas-. in Iv-y desirable nei,l
'oF"T %Slt.sG SxrSI e ''if nnts93gyrr. INC.
%, I'll 50. Sc. Fr.nklin iGs5.
NEAR 1871 AND COL RI. NV RMS,
LIST 81 nv n.ar 70 se-y olr--9 rms. b.,
fu.. heat e!ec.. rstage: ;-ssonsble.
= e., H.. INV n. r.e..: $50.
Nea. Jta had EraAa6I sta. NY =. b..
iuT, heat. ritc.. - z" garage. 500.
, Nca! SOLDIER iip1,c--5 r. b, rur. heat.
ID 3* q s te;h 81. nv. corner house. r
-. 4AgoINEs D1;ETs Nc
;.Iooih l,1lE---stV !. = OoM., sos, >Lyt,
sa4ar. " c.'s. Submit offo..
md lst'ote: re-,an.ly decorated: immediate
possession
C1tAS. D sAGER,
Md'l 20. t"4 9Th - w.
y Me- YORK AlE, E;W---El>l, BRICK
,lecfr7cifr ana eas; pit, S75 yer month.
-. 49,, NJ +. NcGRASN,. 49,,
NEAR WAsKTNGToN CIRCLE. WITHIN
Waking d,stsnce OF downtown. seven-rcouI
and bs'h house, ei-ltftc!t?,; EeTle pspered
JAaEs &. WOoDN ARD.
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FOR SALE-HOCSFS

S sl:a NILS or{ 30 $1,000 N56 ,.- Ro0N X.
E E sAg RR ga. v hF9 }6n 5s.S. 3.
tHo;.as br;t IN ."I@.e; rear Chevy Chss.
saho9i ana ch'es %'' ex e5 9 i Sy :'0 re-
:oe sS so srt 4ss nisnt c92'ee7 renting Ae
YER Tsrt esh ANR n ft9R Sao 55 I'D.
est-y brick home; hot-wste- heat. elcct-7ciiy
"hg5ches. store. bus and &. lines: nodsTs..
than rent Phone lincoln 849a.
SO Los ST . SE.S ;,TSl FOUR ROOFS IN
EEeiusiTs Agent, o6s lota I'm NJ . 0oa-,7o->
E Gsi:d hdu.s 5d i S.b S0H ssa
MAIDS room aid hath: two-cs- saraEe to
sy-rts 3Gds-s Boz 46-H. Star otee Is.
MASS. AVE .IIEIGETS : EIGHT ROOMS
100 baths dets, he'd: 2-csT garage: lag"
lot iu'n'eila:e occupancy. Call Cieve. 43a6
RHODE 1SLsNp AvE. . BET. Ign ~ 5Sp
o 9i.hS nS cs N. n i7s:s.0 id f4S
NV. NEAR 18th AND RANDOLPH STs-
Ee.r.y Sew 5-sooun modern house. Tesdy 20
1 I9S,e ih as ss 49, low price easy ieT'
Sc, NEAR EASTERN HIGH $ HOOI--,"
e9 q 1s,h an la! tnTse ! Co.,: SBso; I
500 CASH. BALASrE LIKE RENT. VII.
tiIs, Bath. OAK hoors Screened p9rGhes, etc
R ooti FSores ' ADAMS rs i5s$ i.
GMEsRJDALE VAIBrSGALow Of Of L El
k tS1fzfV llle I44tth st nw. Main 56s5 y
NEAR Eth. AM EYE SIS. .w..e,Ro9M
r6is Is an e -zeeisnt buy and terms can b.
ss5snysd CAL - 4 t. once 7r, for iInssPection
a - nv 49, tolSn5 TaA sss ~ - ~"
5.6Q0.BrEGALoW, VACANT. Randi.
Highlands; r"str!"t'd whIte location; ~ 81
look Star oGlca
CQLoREpz- NEW st, BRICK SR. LINc
aa MOI IA s,o5 d l19afEy cev eoE S6s
ENGLISH sIuCco HOUSE; 8 Rooms AMI
Wa a SPsq n D1Ss 6ass
tH,, a st' Main P 4bsg night With terms tv
s55 % l9Ts Sons. SE 5sS EAsTSEFEE a-d VS.
R2'F'h 6 sRf i sTn s.'s tic 9i i 81; n
BARGAIN-DETACHED SIX ROOMS AM
bath an. perch HeSo nice l9t N fine sscti3n
viii trade good lot for equity Main 0s:
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS -NQ AGENTS:
sleeping porch: garages. excellent cond
ton: easily financed. Address Box 274-h
RHODE ISLAND AVE. NEAR I4th ST
s 1r. RoB 3 F'0 Vain A 5o75. lii6 ilth 81
sEOOND COMMERCIAL ZONE. NEAR CIR
PTifs sli 300 tsrinas PEX Sda5
NEAR CENTRAL HIGH sCuooiL-LhA d"sa
ADDRESS L. Il. q. Box 90 K. star Office.
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE, RANDLE HIGH
lands 3eth snd Ps 49, s ;,n-onsr, .sn.
400 square feet OF ground; fun ;, front an
double rear porch Owner. VIM B. CATION
TAPESTRY BRICK COLONIAL. g ROOMS
and bath: hardwood floors. buiit-in garaFe
suburban atmosphere: close 20 donnto%n
ssi9a .a aSr a cs i Pos take s0OO
SHOOK. CENTER-HALL PLAN. NEAR ION
and Nd. ave nc: fne condition: elec.: hn'
cellar owner anxious 10 sell; $1,000; con
on H' Main ss3i. "' " -
4 LARGE BRICK HOME, II 4 GOOD NV
neiyheorhood; copveniepnt tsEsIs siI ius ar8cs
n.~.Ns rooms ti and Bath. h.-1,h-, electr:..
sh double SssE po fSS:
essD ss If eS 1880 siS S ts
t Nltsos sos onissa en- BIZ BIG
COLUMBIA PARK.
Modern brick home. semi detached: on
lot $40 feet deep: six rooms, tile bath IRON
porch s.spins porch 4resHfss: D95sn h9
floors and trim: an excellent buy Priceo
et Sa.c60 on easy terms:
COMPANY
snEALroRs-BUnDEns,
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FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE.
Mt Pleasant SECTION, ovERLooKiSG
chsnre eoasid.red no agents. Adsms % q.
MASS. AVE. ,ExTEHDEp: FREE OF. ~
f Ginian bunxsloTs; 5r9ons: tile bath:
sssoc a s& Mi : s sPsss ssf
s?eesrtS fo1lES Boo fl Main s'' 55ss
E T1 .5ss e aE ar 10s az f ESas
RG ss1dsl. M Md C. pson. hl nssosi, Rf ~.
SsnAF d Az v S$5.d!H AsEEs 8. ~
BUSINESS PROPERTY N 5000. FLOCK Il
da client sa'es s f's s.s ssSs' s.
81 fs;|Si
SaAs d aBo 4s1n. fsasa sad Bsh s.c
modern With brick garage; exc. for resi-:
de9ss len ext 18Th and s
Modern Groom brick residence; double b BRICK
onses .A. aRa a5 nsstElx : CO.. ~
. SHW I T.1I rs .a 3 APAhFXENTs.
Clear OF lncumbrance.
WILL EXCHANGE FOR FARM
in nearby Va. $50 900 equity in an apart
naent house. Is apis. all rented for Sl2,240
per year.
WILL TRADE EQUITY OF S62. 500
lip fully. rented apartment just west OF
10th st. Only one trust.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME.
Near 18th and Madison st, Larrs lot.
tro-car garage. Take smaller house in
$3.50 EQUITY
in rood downtown property. trontase Of
"a feet on rood business street.
II. R. HoNENsTEIN Co.
Main eos 1911 II St. NV.
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SALE-F.iRMS.

one or, TIE BEST, FARMS IE.-MoNT-
Fomery County. SIX miles north OF Washing
ton, on En- nlscadsn road: large house.
modern improvements: Thousand spple tree.
suitsble for subdI ;sion. golf coujEe or
brsnce. Owner S3i2 Holnead pl. NV.
Adams 4ToT
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THE .ARGONNE.
1929 Columbia Rd.

Very desirable apartment.
Two large, light rooms, over
looking Rock Creek Park; bath
with built-in fixtures; reception
hall, kitchen and balcony; "a
hour service, Resident manager
on premises.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

PARTMENTS-UN
fContinaed.)
ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATIi. tXCIl..
entity located In the Jefferson. 1900 10Th st.
Inquire 81 Office. J4s
We HAVE SEVERAL VERY DFSTaaBi,T
s .sTtr, which Che owner - psrticlTsr:z
exceptionally reasonable In addition the
owner will allow Is days free rent This
IS your chance to get cheap rent
Mai. So oHAs. D. ssA Aa Tin 81. NV
rS2s I E;sooSS,iS AVE; VI 30. Cd
ads G Com ss pseI o as ee .ao sFEh'
Main ae cHAs. D, s s5AdTE, :, w
5 so ,s,h 81 b.. ana.
,-ove and hs1h and four rooms and bath
Neasonab,- rents. Open ard limited daily
MAIN "a cHAs, D. s sAsE r. 3, wv
LHE ,MACoMB. 3.20 AACoMB ar. M
sIcove. Murphy bed and bath and j ,o ,iii
-"ception hall snd dining alcove and bath:
'cntals very reasonable.
s62 Ontario pl. n.w-Ye.y desirable
Apartments OF rooms. reception hsll anc
nah: we'll lighted; excellent repsir. 500 90
5000 per month.
The. Amherst. 1864 Columbia I'd. nv.
cath; corne; apt; all outside rooms: $50.
cesa;Ion Rs ssa BAH p Aa.i Of sh 5Go sn
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
fCoofinnsA
100000 TO loan on Isl, End and
3rd Trusts.

From l-lo yesrs TO be pad On small
weekly or monthly payments. arranged ac-
cording 10 your income. Small losng as
we'll % large loans
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ONCE UPON A TIME
TIE STORY
UP TO NOW

AaaEC sisTLes.
oAs-eTE. yWo.EVtS AND
THeER.s SES. WE'RE 30
NAMED BEcAyxe o. the
huhsEa OF THEIR EYES.
HeR sisrgRs AND MOTHER
WEIR CRUEL TO
Txo.eTEa. ONE nAY, VIXEN
sAR wA8 CUT WATCHING
THE coAT. A WOMAN TOLD
SeA now TO MAKE yIe
SeAT GIVE HEn A MAGIC
TkBls o. 1000. onG.fYE
wEET ONE DAY 70 SPY
Urcs HEA etiT
Tvo. sYgs SANG HEN TO
SLEEP BGFoRE shF EAp
hEs AAoiC LUNCH. NEXT
CAV YREGE- EYES Tried
TO I'm y OUT HEs SECRET.
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FOR SAIE-STOKES

IUDGHN RHTCk sToRE AND i LARGE
noms. il W. heat gas and elr".: largo lot
and garage. $ll.O0 per weel: groceries, feed.
Nan iIeo. " s,sysrt u.
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GET ON GROUND FLOOR
YOU-HANING 5000 CASH
EE-SOT DER

g. Govt worlter who wishes Ii. pou.,,
or pension 20 bring sln5 for ev.-y 500 =,
pen6ed and make a living from gardening
snail fruit o. chicken business. should Sc.
this Z acre tract. corner. close 20 bus ele
and steam road IN Rera.vn Hets Nd :
room hoIse. eleC.: vEcant Needs SOM
psperinr. etc. Just $500 cash. balance c
T.nts. which win bring S650O ~ltbn =
month";
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FOR SAI.E-ACREAGE.

3 .IS'I oPPo,sIINt TINT 70 sGcTRE !
exclusive Bradley boulevard section nea-
Edgemoo-. suitable for suburban home or
:!hs sites. P:i.Nd oae-taird under afs>ent
oropertirs. For particulars cali Poto7,sc