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Gov. Hunt Addresses
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L
ing reproduced in the "Ellinwooc
News section of the Arizona Re
publican a few days ago, Gov
Hunt said: "Our distinguished
judge Judge O'Connor) has told
you how the Phelps-Dodge picked
Mr.. Ellinwood to be their attor
ney."
Gall of this fight, mud-slingin4,
and propaganda, is being used ia
hide the real issue," he said
|"What the power trust wants to
get at is the great resources Of
the Colorado river. have been
trying to protect Arizona from
the onslaught of the power trust
since I got back from SIAM"
Relative to Ellinwood advertis-
ing appearing in the papers the
governor declared that 81 am glad
to see the golden buckets flowing
out to the press of the state. The
poor devils, (meaning the editors) (,
do not get such an opportunity
often. / am sure the newspapers
of the state have friendly feel
ing for me for if I wasn't running
they wouldn't be getting the
buckets"
''The present assault is not be-
ing made on me, but on you. It
isn't a political battle, it's the
greatest economic fight ever wag-
ed on the western hemisphere.
Nogales international., 1926-08-08
YOUNG GIRL DIES

The remains of Miss Ofelia
Calderon, Is, who died at 7:45
o'clock Tuesday morning at her
home, 255 Terrace avenue, were
shipped on the afternoon train
Tuesday by the Parker -Grimshaw
Undertaking Company to Hermo-
sillo for burial. Many friends of
the young girl marched behind
the hearse enroute to the railroad
station. Prior to departure Of the
train, services were held at
Sacred Heart Church. Miss Cal
deron was i'll about two weeks.
She was a member Of a family,
prominent in Nogales and Mexico.
She is survived by her mother and
number of sister and brothers
one Of the latter, A. A. Calderon,
being employed at the First Ma
tional Bank.
Nogales international., 1926-08-08

Springerville -.- New business
building under construction, on
main Street.
Nogales international., 1926-08-08
WATER HOLES FULL
IN HUACHUCA MT:

Rains have been copious, all the
water-holes are filled, cattle are
fine, stockmen are optimistic, and
all is well with the world in the
Huachuca mountains.
So says Fred Winn, supervisor
Of the Coronado national forest,
upon his return from trip
through the Huachucas, accom-
panied by J. C. Roak, assistant SUI
pervisor.
"Stockmen expressed great con-
fidence that good times were
ahead" Winn reported.
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Page Five

I'm fighting for our heritage in
the Colorado river.
"If I live long enough I'll be
George VIII, or George TX, but
what I'll see that we get our rights
in the Colorado river. In making
this statement the governor prac-
tically gave notice that he may be
a candidate again for several
more terms for the office of gov
ernor."
Nogales international., 1926-08-08
METHODIST CHURCH

METHODIST CHURCH
9:45 a. m. Sunday School.
11:00 a. m. Morning Worship
400 p. m. Junior League.
500 p. m, Evening Worship.
500 p. m. Thursday, Prayer
$500 p. m. Friday, Chair prac-
sice.
Never a stranger but once.
I C. w. Griffin, Pastor.
Nogales international., 1926-08-08
TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH

222 Terrace Avenue
Sunday School at 1000 a. M,
Mrs. J. j. Bristol, superintendent
Preaching at 11:0O o'clock
Sermon by Rev. E. E. Williams Of
Phoenix, who is supplying the
pulpit during the absence of the
pastor.
o. A. Smith, Pastor.
Nogales international., 1926-08-08
NATIVE COPPER ORE

At the Chamber of Commerce
there is on exhibition samples of
high grade copper ore, consisting
of native copper and crystals Of
silica, closely interspered, the
quartz crystals together by the
copper. The copper content Of the
ore is about 500. Associated
with this kind Of ore in the ledge
is also high grade black oxide of
; copper, which runs high in value.
The company is bringing these
ores into Nogales and selling them
to A. L. Lewis, the ore buyer.
Beside this productive work in
the Buena Vista mine the Kino
Company has a force Of men work.
ing in Red Mountain clearing out
the tunnels which had been caved
greatly in years of neglect pre-
ceding abandonment by the Red
Mountain Copper Company and
acquisition by the Kino Company
last year. Clearing away these
tunnels will give access to the i'm
mense tonnage of low grade ore,
measuring many nillions Of tons
if copper rock. Two weeks ago
the ore dnmps at two Of the three
long tunnels in Red Mountain,
were sampled very carefully by
Mark Wanless and J. L. Sheperd; !;
and assays made. by Mr.. Wanless,
gave averages Of 2% copper in
one dump and 40 in the other.
Competent engineers Nv. b.
Twitchell and J. L. Sheperd) as
sert that the ore body Demon
strated in Red Mountain by some
5000 feet Of underground work
would justify erection and op-
Grafton of a concentration Mil
with a daily capacity Of 1000
tons Of ore. To compass that is
one Of the undertakings Of "The
Kino Copper Company" To grasp
what operation Of such a plant
would do for Nogales and Santa
Cruz county needs no diagram.
The Kino Company is arranging
to begin work shortly on the
Prudential group {King Hudgin
properties) in its immense hold
ings. Good shipping ore was tax
enfrom the working that will be
reopened before August ends.
A great asset to this ambitious
enterprise is the electric power
transmission line of the Southern
Arizona Power Co., which crosses
the property of the Kino Company
in close proximity to the principal
workings. At three places ION
the Buena Vista, Prudential and
Red Miuntain) few hundred
feet of wiring hooked up with the
power line will serve to drive
electric drills, speeding develop
ment and cheapening cost. All
these facilities will come.
Nogales international., 1926-08-08

When in need Of printing, let
The international give you q fig
ure. No Job too big, none too
small. Our shop Is the most COM
pietely equipped on the border.
We satisfy all our customers.
Nogales international, 225 Grand
Ave-, Phone 46.
Nogales international., 1926-08-08
CHURCHES


RPg8cOPAL CHURCH
C1a1oEd and 0onoatA stresses.
1ev. Walter xagA McNoolw
. 4. l. Holy eona1M3oa.
10 A. n ChHEeh seAool
II A. II. k0Fning peegsR and
address
al soaka free and unassigned.
Nogales international., 1926-08-08

Glendale - Calvary Baptist
Church to erect new edifice.
Nogales international., 1926-08-08

SACRED HEART CHURCH
Masses a& Z, 8, and Q A. II.
A. n.
Afternoon services et 4 0'cleek.
Week days: mass et 1850.
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WE CAN SHOW YOU
less 2 per cent. for cash.
NEAL-l0M22.
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, Nov. 9.-(R.
Corn scored a brisk rally today,
whereas wheat prices tended to sag.
Much of the trade was to undo
spreads and was in the nature of ST.
multaneous buying of corn against
the volume of corn receipts today was
apparent
Corn closed unsettled, to II cent
net higher, wheat unchanged to off,
oats at s03 to I advance and provis-
ions varying from &c decline to &c
gain.
At the finish corn showed the best
recovery in a long time, with wheat
prices closing but little changed The
on corn is due tomorrow afternoon act.
ed as an incentive toward increased
buying in the corn market
Arrivals of corn in Chicago today
totalled only 237 cars against 100 the
day before. Meanwhile talk was cur
rent that recent low prices had check
ed corn shipments from the country
and that Iowa farmers were getting
hardly SO cents bushel at leading
stations, the price being based on so
cents for sample grade corn in Chi
cago. There was gossip, too, that in
any event the movement of old corn
from farms was about even.
Wheat prices averaged little low
er, taking the day as a whole. One Of
the chief factors was word of improy-
ed weather in Argentina, but wheat
crop reports from that country were
conflicting.
Provisions reflected weakness Of hog
values. but subsequently became
the part of houses with foreign con-
nectionS,
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ay. Mack Trucks rallied nearly five
ointS to Sc 3-8 on urgent short COW
ing which followed the publication
0 the quarterly report, showing ST.
L a share net earned on the common
t,ck in that period.
Failure of the Chicago e North
" stern directors to raise the regular
li-annual dividend undoubtedly
"a sed some speculative selling of
1lt railroad shares. Chicago &
! 0 thwestern fell back over three
Id It's to II and Atchison, Chesa-
pea le and Ohio, Wabash and several
o h rs registered net declines of q
p il or two. Rock Island six per-
een preferred touched a new 1926
hi h
u tional Tea jumped seven points
AMI Virginia Iron and Coal and Coke
COZ men and preferred and 6 re-
spt Il vely. tho turnover in each case
bel small. among the new highs
wei Kennecott, Safety Cable. Shell
UNI II Oil, Philip Morris. Dupont new
stot (. Eureka Vacuum and the Lig-
gett and Myers issues. Pathe broke
over tlree points to a new low at
SO Il / eaviness again developed In
War e lectures A. Famous Players
eros e II to new high.
Tt renewal rate on call money
was loy cred at IL per cent. Funds
were fl ely offered at the lower fig
ure. I rA money rates were I'M
chang |, rhine commercial paper
was Que Ell on a fiat IL per cent
basis rs lead of IL to "a.
Cot ii wheat and sugar prices
Shove ractically no change on the
day. 10 fee futures sagged 20 to 20
points Weakness developed in sew
eral he continental exchanges.
French 4 ancs broke over ~ points
to nc 3.17 IL cents and ltailan
lire drc pp ID seven points TO around
4.15 cei Is.
Selec i've buying of railroad ana
industrial Obligations enlivened oono
trading, al aough higher prices gen
orally nov d ahead at a SLOW pace.
Interest &C ntinued to dWlndle III
the fore gn group, where nuctua-
lions we e confined to extremely
narrow mis-.
A spec ac lar squirt of more tnan
10 point Il CRANKY Consolldaleu,
Mining sevela to new high fecoru
at al follo sd an earlier upturn
in the no DIS ,hares into when .he
bonds are convertible. Expanolns
earnings Id the prospect of favor
able dividt nd ction was SAID TO ac-
count for he heavy laying OIL the
company's sec rites.
The strong nancial position OF
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Bonded December 1901,

July 1.44s. Bonded December s1.5ol,
May 1909.
CoRN@spot firm: No. yellow i
track New York lake and rail S63; No.
yellow do. IS.
OATS-Spot steady: No. white So.
HAY-Steady: sample 16.0025,00.
LARD-Steady; middle west 1850
TALLoW-Easy; special loose 7s;
extra II.
other articles We're unchanged.
BUTTER-Steady: receipts 1926.
EGGS-Firm; receipts 1861; fresh
gathered extra nrsts 50G54; Pacific
coast whites extras by freight 1906;
do. firsts to extra firsts 60Q72.
POTATOES-Dull: receipts As cars;
Long Island bulk per $50 pounds $50
$500; Maine do. 5.25 @ 5.65; New York
do. 500.
ABBAGES-Steady: Danish white
bulk per ton 22.00@ 1900.
Raw sugar prices were unchanged
today but the undertone was firm with
level for Cuban. duty paid. Sales
We're about 100000 bags of Cuban for
prompt and November shipment at the
quoted price, including about $4,000
made late yesterday.
Fairly active trade developed N the
raw sugar futures but orders were
pretty evenly divided and prices NOV
ed within a range of one to two points.
The undertone was firm, rejecting the
steadiness of the spot market, with
the principal buying believed to be
covering by houses with Cuban connec-
tions against sales of spots to the
Far East. Final prices were unchang-
ed to one point net higher Approx
innate sales were $4,000 tons. Decem-
Der closed at $50, January 2S4, March
2.84, May 2.92, July 2.99
The refined sugar market was I'M
changed at $40 to $50 for fine granu-
lated with moderate Withdrawals on
old contracts but only small new bust
ness.
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States treasury officials favored
credit of II IL per cent on 1926 in
come taxes by the lowering of call
money and commercial paper rates
and by reports of unusually heavy
inquiries for railroad equipment. me
revision of stock exchange member
loans making last months decrease
in excess of s107,000,000 instead OF
only slightly more than $27,Oo0,ooo
also was given a bullish construction
on the theory that it indicated that
stocks had passed from weak TO
strong hands.
Common stock of the United states
Steel Corporation, which Is expected
to report a large increase in OCTOBER
untitled orders tomorrow noon, was
again a market feature, touching LAY
IL and then easing to 14S. where II
was up half point net on the day.
Total transactions in this one is
sue appropriated nearly 200 SHARES
or about one eighth of the days en-
tire volume. of business. General
Motors sold as high as Isl "a ana
then fell back nearly two points, also
closing fractionally higher on the
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the country's railroads Influenced
further accumulation of many pop
ular carrier issues, but the move
ment was not extensive enough to
cause any striking changes in price.
Panhandle" Railroad liens were ex-
ceptionally strong, rallying one to
3 1-2 points, Denver and Rio Grande
Western rs and Frisco adjustment 6s
reached new high levels for the
year and strong demand was main
tanned for Baltimore and Ohio re-
funding fives, Burlington general as,
Illinois Central 3 lbs, Norfolk
Southern 5s and New York Central
3 lbs. Erie issues were heavy.
Ajax Rubber SIS, Brooklyn Union
Gas lbs, Liquid Carbonic Us,
Kresge, Foundation 6s, and Reming-
ton Arms Us developed independent
strength, averaging gains of point
or SO.
Two important pieces of public
utility financing were announced to-
day. an S11 100000 40-year 5 per-
cent bond issue for the Northern
Indiana Public Service Company,
and a S10,000,000 issue for the West
ern Power Corporation, both of
which will be offered within a few
days.
Total sales were 81, 51S,0O0.
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New York Money Market

New York, Nov. 8.
Foreign exchanges mixed.
Great Britain, demand 4.S4a, cables
.S42, 60-day bills on banks 4.S0 1-l6.
France. demand 3.17t. cables 3.1Ss.
Italy, demand 4.15, cables 4.16.
Belgium, demand 1914.
Germany, demand 1913.
Holland. demand 39.95l.
Norway. demand $500.
Sweden, demand 1858.
Denmark, demand 26.60a.
Switzerland, demand 1921.
Spain, demand 1912.
Greece, demand 1.26.
Poland, demand 11.624.
Czecho-Slovakia, demand 2.96.
Jugo-Slavia, demand 1.76s.
Austria demand 14.12a.
Rumania demand Sc.
Argentina, demand 1910.
Brazil, demand 1861.
Toxic, demand 49.122.
Shanghai, demand 5S.2b.
Montreal, demand 100.14 lie.
Portugal, demand 5.11.
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Boston Produce Market

Boston. Nov. 9.-(R.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle 1906.
BUTTER-Higher scoring than ex-
tras 473@4S; extras AZ; firsts 41@45.
CHEESE-Extras 25Q26: firsts ESQ
"a.
CORN-No. 2 yellow 9o@91.
EGGS-Nearby hennery brown ex-
tras. 1906; white and mixed extras
71@t5; eastern extras 60Q63; west
ern extras 60@63.
FLOUR-Spring patents, 196-pound
sacks, special short 9.10V9.25: stand
ard S90@9.10.
HAY-No 2 timothy 25@2s.
Handspring 24@27.
PORK-Medium backs $4,000 1880.
OATS-.Forty pounds $1,000.
POTATOES-Cireen Mountains and
Cobblers 500: sweets 2.00@2.25.
SUGAR---American Sugar Refining
quotes go cents in 100-pound lots
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State Rd. Orchard & Gen. Farm
Sc Acres EQuipped for $4,000

Easy to make money here, convenient
too, on state road, mile to Maine viii
lage, splendid fishing & hunting: 40
acres fertile early-cropping cultiva-
ton, stream-watered pasture & valu-
able woodland; 100 thrifty fruit trees,
good 8-room house, warm & honey,
fine cellar, electricity available, dandy
new barn. Big sacrifice to close af-
fairs quickly, only $4,000, horse, COW.
farming tools, hay, vegetables. grain.
etc, included. Part cash. Details new
Illus, Catalog Supplement. Copy free.
STROUT FARM AGENCY, 906-P, Old
South Bldg, Boston, Mass.
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New York Produce Market
New York. Nov. SIP

New York, Nov. UP.
FLOUR-F'irm: spring patents 1850
67.90; soft winter straights $500
SIS; hard winter straights 7.4067.75.
CORN MEAL-Firm: fine white and
yellow granulated 2.25@2.35.
RYE-Steady; No. 2 western 1.07a
b New York.
WHEAT-Spot irregular: No. 1 dark
northern spring New York lake
and rail 1854: No. hard winter o b
New York lake and rail 1.57: No.
naked durum do. to arrive Log; No.
Manitoba lake and rail to arrive 1.62a
in bond. Wheat futures closed easy;
domestic December l.46s, May 1.51s;
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financial
NEW YORK MARKET
''u'es OF the Days Dealings in all
the Leading Stocks

finn NEW ". York, Nov. 9-P)-Resump-
dsvs VI IT,. the upward movement In to-
er ro. STOCK market encountered stiff
,ros stSttsI,ance, due to rather heavy
ss is spaklng by traders who had pur-
ss "seu stocks for a turn" and a re-
caIt qs VI bear selling in several spe-
ouoto. s' with the result that final
reg, %'l9ns disclosed considerable ir-
T Stsuaflty' Trading was on a some
fact tb 9atauef scale, as shown by the
were r e,a more than score of issues
he ve s,e'aled to new high levels for
The I sns sentiment was created by
announcement that the United
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VULCANIZING - Latest equipment.
Tres, tubes and accessories, used
tires bought and sold. Gage & King,
Commercial St. Augusta. Tel. 959-M.
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The Only Catalog That's
Issued Every Day

You get Spring Catalogs and Fall Cata-
logs and catalogs all through the year-from
stores and manufacturers
They're up to date for little while and
then-you have to wait for a new one before
you do any buying.
But when you use the Opportunity Catalog
of wants and offers in the Kennebec Journals
Classified Section, you know it's the last word
in bargains-because it's issued new every
n day.
If there are better offers today than there
were yesterday you'll find them listed among
these alphabetical ads. If greater variety
of merchandise or real estate, or positions is
offered, you know that you will find the new
ads under their proper headings.
1t is many catalogs in one It's ninety-one
headings cover every field of wants and
offers. Yet it is so easy to use that you can
put your finger directly on the ads you want.
Begin using this Classified cataIog regular
y.
The A. &C Classified Ads
Always the Same-in Service
Always Dfferent-In Opportunity
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STORAGE MISUNDERSTANDING dis
continued Willard, we offer the ia
NOUS ''Philco" at attractive prices.
Ford size battery. rubber separators,
dry charged, $3.50. Waterville Mo-
Tor Co., Bangor ST., Augusta.
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USED AUTO PARTS-Old cars bought
for parts Ripley Co., Augusta.
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Garages-Autos for Hire Il

ton truck with dump body.
q Patterson st.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

NICE 200 ACRE FARM near
Ocean Point, about 40 acres TIL
lage, 100000 lumber, old growth,
5000 cords of cord wood, nice 10
room house; will sell or exchange.
Write La, care Journal.
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MAID-Young woman with best ref
erences, trained in caring for chill
dren. For appointment write k,
care. Journal.
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Automobiles For Sale
Auto Accessories

UCOHOL-For the radiator. We are
open evenings until 10 2. NJ. Harry
T. Jose, Franklin-Paige-Jewett, 81
Cony St
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WHITE WYANDOTTE-Y Young cock
erels. Good breeding strain. Tel.
1519-R.
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New York Stock Market
Corrected Daily by
J. A. GAMAGE & CO.
STOCK BROKERS
335 Water Street Augusta
Phones 1291-1292
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WHITE WYANDOTTE-Pu also
Rhode Island Reds. White Wyandotte
and White Plymouth Rock breeding
cockerels. Good stock at reasonable
prices. Riverview Poultry Farm,
South GARDENERS Tel Gardiner 1882.
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Help Wanted-Male

MEN-To cut pulpwood by day or cord.
Good camps. w. s. f. fington,
Meadow Hill, Manchester
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MERCHANDISE
Machinery and Tools
Specials at the Stores

=, =, - -
TRACTOR Cleveland Cleatrac.
ready for service. Tel. 1892.
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Farm and Dairy Products
Fuel and Feed

Al BIRCH-Edgings Dry box edg-
ings. z baskets 81. A. r. Leo. 4 Will
low st. Tel 331-M
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Poultry and Supplies

r. l. RED-rhorobred cockerels for
breeding. J. NJ. Fitzgerald. Tel. 142S-42
WHITE LEGHORN-400 high bred
pullets, May and June Matched. are
now laying and come from a heavy
laying strain. Price $50 each. Lake
side Farms Winthrop
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THE FELLOWS ahead of you are
classified ad readers.
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CARVING SET-For Thanksgiving
bird is being given free with each
purchase. of The Universal Wrinkle
Proof Electric Flat Iron at Fifeld's,
opp. depot. This has the heat con-
troll switch, rounded heel, and a
greatly superior iron to those usual
~ offered for around the same money.
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LADIES-Who can do plain sewing
at home and want pron able spare
time work. Write (enclose stamp
Kun Kut Apron Co., amsterdam,
N "
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MEN-Vacant routes in Kenf sbec Co.
to handle our buineSS. Mt have
horse or auto. Small bond, Re erences
required. Write Grand I'm n Tea
Co., 241 Congress St, Portla /
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REMINGTON AMMUNITION - All
loads for all purposes. Malcolm &
Dyer Co, Augusta.
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Your ATTENTION VIII Be Arrested respa Classified Column
EMPLOY MENT
Situations Wanted-Eero.I.

to learn chamber work
or table work; quick to learn. Inouire
Room 3, "a Grove st.
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HOME SEEKERS who are classified
of profit and prosperity.
Evening star., 1926-03-28
HOWS THIS.

Six-room brick. containing ami and oak
trim. within ! minutes walk of Tivoh Thea
ter. Owner bought new home and must sell
by April lst House is all clear and real
bargain for 50 so. terms Further mar.
tlculars from Mr. GROVE. 31l Investment
Rlds Phone Main oS".
Evening star., 1926-03-28

HANDSOME DETACHED HOME IN MD, u
mile west Chevy Chase Circle , large hed-
rooms > baths. wonderful living. dining and
music rooms reCention hall, sun narlor.
ktW zen and bath FIRST floor: ami -, spacious
norches garage. lot 240xl75. 40 fruit and
shade trees elegant garden nothing like II
e near town. and great bargain. Phone
Cleve 1890
Evening star., 1926-03-28

NO CASH NEEDED TO Buy THIS NEW
six;room house containing oak floors on
both floors. hot water heat electric lights
large rear yard price IS 730: $50 per
month. covering an interest payments to he
reduced tn $50 ner month after nominal
sum is maid IN Adams SN50-W
Evening star., 1926-03-28

There is also scar brick garage with
pervants' quarters on the second floor. This
garage ~ accessible from the alley and
also hy a private driveway from the street.
The price is S37 800. and the property is
clear OF any ncumbrance. Good terms can be
arranged Real estate brokers please do not
AdJrnas Rox office