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The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-12-06

- HATS probably the most inn
! portant question in the world,
- as ali mothers will agree. The
simplest and best feeding Tor the
normal baby is the breast milk from
a healthy mother, according to Nc
Kim Marriott, NJ. D., in an address
delivered before the American Diet
etc Association, and he places evap-
GRATED milk second and cows milk
third.
when taken in sufficient amounts
by the infant" he said, breast milk
from a healthy mother fulills all
requirements. 1t is the simplest and
the best feeding for tie normal baby
1t is not necessary to assume any
peculiar or mysterious qualities OF
breast milk in order to explain its
superiority over artificial food l;
clcan, as it comes direct from
producer to consumer, it contains al
lht necessary food elements, and
VIXEN taken in amounts up to the in
faults stomach capacity, is diges-
tible and supplies sufficient Galleries
for the infants needs"
Three Important Requirements
D.. Marriott then went on to a
discussion Of the requirements for
successful infant feeding, and enum-
Grated these as (1) giving the baby
the right amount of food to supply
a sufficient number of Galleries or
fuel units, % that the diet must
contain certain essential elements
(protein, carbohydrate, mineral salts
and vitamins) in sufficient amounts
and 60 that the food must be I'M
contaminated by harmful .dcteria
In discussing this third requirement
he said:
"a satisfactory way to accomplish
this is to boil al mix given to the
FAINT. The boiling also renders the
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-12-06
INSTRUMENT FOR SALE

A compass and transit combin-
ed in first class cndition and can
be used for any kind of general
surveying and engineering work.
This instrument is made by
Davis and Son, an English con-
Germ, and is the only one of it's
kind in this section. It can be
seen at the office of The Herald.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-12-06
FORAKER

The roads through Foraker
are in good condition consider
ing the weather.
y,
The hunters all seem to be en-
Joying thelns elves with their
game.
Miss Messie and Carter Nc
Fall and Clayton Swindall, of
Osborn Gap, Motored to Fora
ker last Monday.
x*x **
Miss Gladys Beverly who was
teaching at Osborn Gap was cal,
led home last week on the ac-
count of her father and mother
being very i'll.
SIS X
Mrs. Flora Keith and children
of Clintwood spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her sisters of this
place.
Mrs. w ]. Keith has beer
very i'll for the past week, but
is some better at this writing.
- X 4 =
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. A. Hughes
and children motored to Clint
wood last Sunday.
x
Mr.. r. w. Beverly, of Hone.
Camp, visited Mr.. and Mrs. M
S. Beverly last Wednesday.
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The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-12-06
FARM FOR SALE CHEAP

425 acres on State Highway.
About SO acres of this farm is
river bottom land balance upland.
Price for a few days only is Sc,
10000. Terms 100000 cash,
balance on time.
Call or write.
R. K. Lowry,
Route l. Abingdon, Va.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-12-06

The fact that the mali order
houses are establishing branch
stores might be taken as an in
dication that they feel them
selves slipping. Evidently people
are getting wise to the fact that
the home town merchant is the
cheapest, quality of goods con-
sidered. r. * 1ss&s
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-12-06
FOR SALE

HOT AIR FURNACE in good
condition. Been used about three
months.
This is genuine bargain and
must be sold at once. Make us a
price either cash or on time.
Address your inquiries to The
Herald, Clintwood, Va.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-12-06

food more digestihle and does not i'm
pair its nutritlonal value. Pasteuriza-
ton is somewhat less effective. Raw
milk, should under no circumstances,
be fed to babies. UnsaVeetensd evapor-
ated milk is of especial value because
Of its absolute sterility
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-12-06
lockwood WANTED

We want lockwood sprays
Will pay highest market prices.
Give quantity and location.
Write or wire.
Hillside Gardens,
Clinchport, Va.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-12-06
CHURCH NOTICE

The Penticostal Holiness Church
Regular Services on every
third and fourth Sunday night.
Prayer Meeting on ever first
and second Sunday night.
Guy Hanover, Pastor.
The Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1927-1930, 1928-12-06

The roads through Foraker
are in good condition consider
ing the weather.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
OAID
DEMS FARLEY
Elaborate Information
System Is To Be
Installed

HOUSTON, Texas, May 10.-An
information service whereby visi-
tors to Houston during the demo-
cratic national convention in June.
will, within a few moments time
be able to locate any acquaintance
also visiting the city, has been
worked out by officials of the
Southwestern Bell Telephone com
pany and officials Of the convention
housing committee, it was an
nounced today.
This service, to be established in
the democratic convention head
quarterss, will also connect with ev-
cry registration bureau in the city.
These bureaus will be established
in every tourist camp near the city,
in each railway and interurban sta
ton and at each Of the hotels. As
soon as the visitor registers. his
room will be assigned and tabulated
and will be available to these tele-
phone operators in answering
queries.
In addition to this information
switchboard. a large toll board will
be installed in the convention hall
connected with major cities through
out the United States by direct long
distance lines.
Under plans now contemplated,
this central bureau may be called
by some designation. such as "con-
v%ention information" without using
a number. For dial telephones, a
number will be assigned to the bu-
reau.
Two operators will be on duty at
the switchboard connected with the
booths. These operators will learn
the nature OF the information de-
sired and switch the calls to another
special two-section switchboard,
called in telephone parlance an or
der-receiving board. At this special
board will be stationed 25 to 80 op-
orators with files of information
banked about them on all sides.
For example: Bill Brown from
Chicago m down for the con-
vention in his auto. He stops al
the booth on the highway just out
side Houston and asks the attendant
il John Doe from his home town has
arrived. The attendant calls ICON
v%ention information" and is imme-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
INDIANARACE
RESULTS Seen
DIFFERENTLY
Hoover Friends Aver
Victory Won; Foes
See Certain Fall In
Ballot Count

WASHINGTON, May 1o.-H-
Varying operations as to the effect
the Indiana primary results will have
on the candidacy of Herbert Hoover
for the republican presidential nom
ination we're being pursued with in
terest by political observers today as
final returns trickled in to show
Senator Watson's margin of victory.
Pro and anti-Hoover forces we're
far apart in their interpretations OF
the Indiana senator's besting Of the
commerce secretary in the prefer
ence voting, which neans Watson
will get the states SO delegates to
Kansas City.
BY failing to carry the state. Wat
son supporters and other repubil-
can who rave organized TO stem the
tide Of votes for Hoover IN conven-
ton claimed the secretary had suf-
fered a significant defeat.
While admitting the defeat, Hoov-
er's forces called attention to the
big vote their candidate polled and
predicted many Of ;he Indiana dele
gates would switch TO Hoover once
they are released.
Hoover himself declined TO COM
Hittts nNI OdtltN W. hWNNF JIG AttNAN
ing head of his camraign. said the
secretary had made "a remarkable
showing of popular strength IN In
diana"
THAT Mr.. Hoover should have
been able to roll up so huge a vote
in n contest with n powerful, we'll
entrenched organization in the home
state Of an opposing candidate,
Good added. sis one Of the most
striking evidences yet adduced Of
Secretary Hoover's strength with
the republican rank and file"
Senator Moses, of New Hamp-
shire. a Hoover supporter, thought
the sole immediate effect" OF the
Indiana voting would be TO "put the
SO delegates on the shelf"
The New Hampshire senator. who
will be a delegate at large from his
state to the national convention, pre-
dicted in a statement that when the
time arrives for Watson to let 20
Of his delegates, the commerce sec
retsry's strength will have been 50
forcibly shown that the Indiana dele
gates will One to Hoover with the
tide"
Looking at the vote from another
angle. +. Scott Mcbride, general
superintendent Of the anti-saloon
league. said in a statement issued
here that the results again demon
strated the "folly of any assump-
ton of political leaders that there
has been a reaction against prohibit
ton"
They also showed. he added, the
~futility of any effort to elect n
president who il wet"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
DEER BROWSE ON
= = =
HIS TOMATO BED,
= 4
VALLEYITE SAYS

SAN BENITo, May 10.-Remi-
niscences of the days when early
settlers Of San Benito were forced
TO take the most drastic precau-
tions 10 keep deer from eating up
what little truck they grew are re-
called in the report OF +. D..
Myrick, farmer near here, who says
that deer are eating mis- tomatoes.
Myrick secuted the idea that it
might be rabbits Doing the dam
age, declaring that be knows the
difference between q deer and a
rabbit track. He said hat the deer
eat the tomatoes every night, and
he has been unable to keep them
off. as they refuse 20 pay any at
tention to scare crowg.
Old timers in the San Benito
section relate instances where deer
at everything that was planted
and grew. II was almost impos-
sibIe to raise corn, tomatoes, let
tuce, or any other green vege-
tables on account Of them. Some
Of the early settlers made traps
for them, and frequently caught
deer. Others sat up at night and
shot them.
In those days IL was almost i'm
possible to build a chicken house
that wild cats could not break into.
They pulled boards off the houses,
climbed in through the top, and
got in by various other methods,
and the coyotes finished up the
deal by digging under. so that a
chicken grown to full maturity was
rather a rare bird.
But the deer incident now is
looked upon by some as being
either a mistake or a rare incident.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
Donna Will Have
Box Manufactor

DONNA. May 10.-Contraet for the
construction of a $4,000 manufac-
turing building of the Valley Box
and Crate factory will be let within
the next few days and work is ex-
pected TO start Immediately. II. f.
Ager, of San Benito, who is 70 have
charge of the operations, has an
nounced.
Boxes and crates necessary for the
PACKING and shipment Of Valley
grown fruits and vegetables will be
made. IL is said. Any surplus will
be sold to other sections Of the
country. The building is 10 face the
highway between Third and Fourth
streets. Work is expected to be pro-
vided for 80 people.
The concern is a subsidiary Of the
Ewuana Box factory Of klamath
Falls, Ore.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
TO OPEN CLEANERS SHOP

WESLACo, May 1O.--A branch Of
the East Side Cleaners here was
scheduled to be opened Thursday in
Alamo BY j. c. Ashburn. proprietor.
The local establishment has been in
business two months. The local es-
Enlistment has been in business two
months. Emerson Todd Of this place
will be in charge 0. the Alamo
hrnnch.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10

diateIy connected with n OF the
two operators on the central switch
board ia the democratic building.
This operator learns that the call
Is for John Doe. switches the call
to the special switchboard operator
who is in charge Of the ID file.
This operator informs Brown that
his friend Doe is stopping at a GER
tain hotel in a certain room, or IN a
private home.
The central switchboard Is also
connected with the sergeant-at-arms
at the convention hall by several
trunk lines. If any delegate or
other person officially connected
with the convention is wanted, tie
information service will be able TO
locate him quickly. it is planned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
WEATHER SUMMARY

The weather was mostly cloudy
and unsettled this morning from the
Canadian Northwest southwark into
Texas. but continued fair to clear
yer the eastern states. Light 10
moderate rains occurred within the
last "a hours from Colorado north.
eastward into Minnesota. Tempera-
lures were near the seasonal aver
age practically throughout the coun-
try this morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
Harlingen Legion to
Back Band Concerts

HARLINGEN, May 10.-Weekly
band concerts, in the open air and
open to the public, in Harrington are
to be sponsored by the local Amer
lean Legion post IL was announced
following the luncheon here We'd
nesday Of this week.
The Legion post at that time de-
cided to sponsor band concerts by
the Joe Lyday band Of Harlingen. A
platform for the band is to be erect
ed.
The legion post here j; TO continue
its membership campaign for some
yet, il was decided. Arrangements
for memorial services on May 30
we're outlined.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
CIVIL DISTRICT U
A NJ Kent Iudgc

W.. II. Klein vs.. J. V. Reid, dam
ages; Jury having deliberated for
more than "a hours and report no
possibility Of agreement on verdict
Is dismissed.
W. A. Briggs ct al, =. NJ. P. Yum
brum, remove cloud and cancellation
OF notes; dismissed at plaintitfs
cost.
Chars. Svec ct al, =. Rutherford
Harding, Inc, ct al, iiseissioni at
torneys for plaintiff withdraw.
Tomas j. CayaZos rs. @. y. bre-
mont, damages; dismissed for want
OF prosecution.
w. L. Lehman vs.. Frank 4. Phillips,
damages; agreed judgment as per
decree on file.
Justo Simo vs.. A. &. Champion. ct
al. partition; partition deereed a.
prayed for.
G.. r. Yantis vs.. McDermott Motor
CO. Inc, ct al, cancellation, damages,
recovery; after 30 hours of deliber-
alton jury reports no possibility OF
agreement and were discharged.
Lewis Bauer ct ux, vs.. James g.
Lanthan, damages; dismissed for
want of prosecution.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Arapito Barrios and Rita Garcia.
Ernesto X. Gonzales and Irene
M,r4iroz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
Coal Is Golf Prize
At Kansas Tourney

PITTSBURG. Kas. tP--he man
who warns up enough 10 win thu
tournament Of the Kansas State
Editorial Golf association, here May
IS and 26. won't have TO worry about
cold weather for several winters.
A carload will be his prize. IL is
offered 5y operators OF mines in
southeastern Kansas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
Edinburg Students In
Last Recital of Year
Especial to The Herald

EDINBURG, May 10.-Ten students
OF the Edinburg junior college con-
s~ervatory Of music made their last
public appearance of the year in a
concert held in the auditorium here
Wednesday night. A large crowd was
present. The concert was given
under the direction Of Prof. John 7.
Sinnett, head Of the piano depart
ment.
Those taking part in the event
were: Lester Beattie. Miss Amelia
Hill, Misses Helen and Ruth Duncan,
Mrs. II. S. Finley. Francis Sinnette.
Miss Willie Magee. Miss Alva Thorn
as, Miss Alice Borman, and Miss
Kathleen Haley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
LICENSE

Agapito Barrios and Rita Garcia.
Ernesto X. Gonzales and Irene
Martinez.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
RI-LIETIN

First figure lowest temperature
last night; second. highest tempers-
ture yesterday; third. wind velocity
Mt s a. m; fourth. rainfall last %
hourx.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-10
Cameron County Courts
COUNTY COURT AT LAW
John /. kleiber, Judge

Cameron county VS.. Manuel Villa
real ct al, condemnation; county pays
s720 and costs Of court.
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sACRIFICE SALE SR6sn
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

GROOM BUNGALOW. AMI, $40
month 5-room bungalow ami. $50 a
month 6-rocm tungalow and 7-room mouse,
$40 a month Larger bungalows and. houses
for rent. The o. B. zANTzINGER co. Phone
Hyatts. ", Hyattsville, Md. ~ -
s RMS, KITCHEN & BATH; ami; de-
sonable rent. THOS. E. FARRELL co,
RealtnrS. 72I nth St NV. Main I66.
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SALE--HOUSES.
(Continued.)
WAS $10,500.
NOW c2 QS0

New. all brick, semi-detached: high-class
northwest section. Three bedrooms and in
closed heated sleeping porch, concrete front
down stairs, hot-water heat and inStantane.
GUS heater. Big lot, gsrage; An unusual
bargain Only $500 cash and S65 monthly.
Cali Clarendon s57 for further information.
VIM. B. KRAFT
CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY QUICKLY
Phcne Main 956o. Evenings. Columbia 1888.
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SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.

SEVERAL 4 AND S ROOM MODERN BUN
gaows desraby lOSated oG ayattsMsss 1T y FyeF
payments. or will rent, $50 to S45 month.
5Toom house large lot WITHOUT !9s nSdeTn i or
rent, $40 mo M T. MAY, owner, 81 Cecil
ave. Hyattsville Phone Hyatts 4s1.
BY OWNER-1O ROOMS, 2 BATHS, FUR;
nished, spacious lawn, convenient tram ano
Address BOX 256-M. star ONCE: or phone
Kensington. Md. SO, before $50 am, 10
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SALE--HOUSES.
frnmAtmmaAN
COLORED BARGAINS.
ONLY, $500.
sslS1cSIi slso Eash' 'pEEoRN s5I No; ;cHSYYsTM ESYsrs

SPECIAL BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
Beautiful, new, rooms, fancy brick home,
h.-wh.. cleo cabinet gas range, hardwood
floors. hall way. tile bath, large yard ana
porches; many other features. Selling fast.
SAMPLE House, 1915 Corcoran st. NE.
TAKE bus at 18th & H SITS. ne. out Nom
telfo ave to Mt Olivet rd., walk one block
west to houses or drive to Montello ave. and
Mt Oliyet rd.. then west to houses.
Evening star., 1928-12-14
SECOND COMMERCIAL.
1000 ECKINGTON PLACE.

1000. LEXINGTON PLACE.
Corner building, 1890 feet
space on two floors, extremely
high ceilings, extra heavy con
struction, light on three sides,
heat, elevator, power. Suitable
for any wholesale business,
warehouse, manufacturing. Lo-
cation prominent, corner Que
ST., opposite B, & o. freight
yards. Sell or lease. L. +. F.
PRINCE, 314 Investment Bldg.
Main. 6o81.
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S8,450.
4DO,TJU.
SFMT-DETACHED BRICK.
ONLY $3.50.
$500 CASH AND sos MO.

Will buy one of those beautiful colonial
type homes in the best restricted section Of
northeast. Full 20 It. wide and very deep,
lures; hot-water heat, electricity, hardwood
floors and trim, conerete front porch, double
built-in heated garage, paved street and
alley. This is one Of the incest homes in
northeast and will sell to one of the first
to inspect Il II you are looking for home,
do not fail to see this before buying. Call
Shepherd ;25B4 for further information. -
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

FOR DOCTOR OR DENTIST, FIRST FLOOR,
1929 9th St for rent. Established doctor s
offlce for, 20 years. Apply to LEWIS REAL
DOWNTOWN OFFICES.
1909 l. st, n.w-Newly decorated: located
in the heart Of real estate and insurance
center. AS low as S15.
CAFRITZ,
14th and K. Main 5000.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH, REAR 1871
K st. NV. newly decorated; rent only
PERcY H. RUSSELL COMPANY, 5, {. 2 Z Z
f'eE t7S1 K st, NV.
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.

1900 FEET.
Good for any purpose. Fire
proof and heated. New mod
ern building.
TOPHAM'S, INC,
3rd and Eye SITS. NE.
Telephone Atlantic 90.
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sAIE-rNvEsTMENr PRoPERTY.

TWo-FAMILY APARTMENT-CONT 2
ave room and bath apartments. cleo, sepa-
rate h. "a h., separate entrances; 2-car ga
rage; near Union Station; rent, $500 year
VIII sell for s7,250 E. A. GARVEY, owner
Main 5770 Room 1914 1910 Vermont ave.
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SATF-APARTNTENTS,

So 900 CASH TAKES EQUITY IN 2-sTORY;
IS 200 per annuEn; first tr. $4,000, b1sM !;
second =. bal s4;sOe =, worth 80 sys,ooSUsSSg9. SsS9
54lS l4th st. Col 1877 4
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SALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

9th sT- NV. NORTH OF N. Y. AVE: 3Ox
"a to alley, in list commercial zone; suitable
for any Wholesale business; now improved
by houses, rent s65 per month. Price,
S3 IS per So. IT,, on terms. j. H. GORDON,
NJ 525l: Clev 1885.
MUST LEAVE FOR CALIFORNIA--WILL
sacrifice my business property, 18th St, near
Columbia rd. See owner, Col. 5505. To-
Evening star., 1928-12-14

r, r. BRADBURY, ,
Phone Line. 2269 2228 Pa. Ave. Sc. l6'
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MONEY To LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN 70 ,TNpTvTDUAIs on
oers;Cnal nderssTSSpRsis s. oath vase
ington ST., Alexandria. Va. Telephone Alex
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SALE---HOUSES.

BY OWNER-16i5 H ST Sc; 2Ox92; H.-W.
heat q baths, porcheS; white com; arr.
for families. Key 1909 SIC. Easy terms.
To-
293I CATHEDRAL - PRACTICALLY NEW,
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SATE--STIBTIRBAN PROPERTY.
Ruv Within Your Means.

32l7 e st se.-5 rooms, h.-wh., city
water, gas and cleo, terms Bargain.
ITO Croissant st. s.e.--5 rooms, elec. ana
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R., I. AVE. NEAR l7th-l4 ROOMS. A
baths. h.-w.h., cleo, garage. ..,.,. $500. 90
1880 Lamont n.w.-Il r.. 3 b., h.-w.h. 10000
ses g. pg,l. lsth nyIo rooms, bath elee'.s. 1890
22fS H St. n,w..-7 rooms, bath. 5575
4ol q ST. n;s;o7 r. b.. ami 5000
i7ss De sales ST Decatur $500
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

fs0ir K ST. KEDRICK, APT, lO4-LAEGE
Igy.fliil IFrsililin ass, cali or phone after g.
Evening star., 1928-12-14

Boulevard Heights rooms, elec garage.
AN within 10 minutes of Pa. Ave. Brldge
Evening star., 1928-12-14

BJSIN ESS VI EN-.
IF YOU NEED MONEY SEE
AMERICAN FINANCE co.
el6 NEW YORK AVE. MAIN 1437.
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RFNT HOUSFS-FURNISHED

NEAR LINCOLN PARK = LARGE CORNER
lot rooms, bath. am. eaTage, gogehes'
Daytime, Main. 32ll;- after 8. LIN: 1870 w
se47 9ard sT.-CHARMINGLY FURNISHED
house 8 bedrooms, bath, living room, dining
room, sun parlor, breakfast room; Frlglos5
aire; excellent furnacel garage sunny ana
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S5,5OO-$25O CASH-S50 MO.
First Commercial--Pa. Ave 5 +.
A real good Groom box brick home.
good hot-air heat, electric lights, full tiled
bath: good condition throughout.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept 10th and G..
Main 4S2 EVENINGS North 3l3.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE


5-ROOM HOUSE. WATER IN KITCHEN:
acres, double garage. chicken houses ana
fine spring. $4,000. or will exchange for
4-room burealow within ore car fare zone.
Apply w. POETZMAN. Box 80. Berwyn. Md
IS ACRES VIENNA, VA; OUTBUILDINGs
only; sacrifice. $3.50 cash. or trade small
city home. Main 1414. Clev. ZIG.
35 POPLAR AVE. TAxOMA PARKS R.:
ami: rented; one trust; garage; for city
home or farm. Main 14i4.
SUBSTANTIAL EQUITY IN DESIRABLE,
large. f1rst-commercial house, for. smaller
home or store with apartment. Address Box
25-B. Star Office.
WILL GIVE CLEAR LOTS FOR RENT or
small apartment for months or longer. Adj
dress Box BIB, Star Office.
I HAVE BOTH CLEAR HOUSES AND CLEAR
apt house site to exchange for strictly mod
ern. well located apartment or business
prov ertv subject to one trust. Might add
UP to 100000 cash.
Potomac IT'S.
EQUITY OF $500 IN II SMALL HOUSES,
on alphabet street. rented at si37.50 per
month and subject only $4,000 first. trust.
for clear lot or modern residence, white or
colored. subject to one trust or clear.
1903 VT Ave M. 4i22: Eve. Sun. Clev. 6l58.
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TRADERS

| RAIDERS.
We have a number of apartments, both
small and large also business and invest
ment properties, houses and farms for eX-
change. Some of these properties are very
attractive. Submit any property that You
have and let US trade it for you. Call M.
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SALE-ACREAGE,

ACREAGE ON ALL PROMINENT BOULE-
wards; suburban and city homes and apart
ments. Some will trade. Farms for sale.
large and small.
NJ. s69i r. L. ELLIOTT Evens. Cieve 454l