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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-01-23
RATE EARNED ON
BUILDING & LOAN
STOCK WAS 6.96%
Report Of w. o. Sparrow Shows
That Association Is in a
Sound Condition
SERIES NATURES FEB. 1ST

A report read by w. O. Spar
row, secretary of the Orange
County Building and Loan AS
sociation, at the annual meeting
of the shareholders, shows that
the net return on the stock last
year was 6.96 per cent. This
was only about a half of one
per cent. less than the return in
1929. In view of the general
business depression the share
holders present expressed great
satisfaction at the 1880 record,
and, on motion oNToseph Hyde
Pratt, a vote of appreciation for
the officers and directors was
spread upon the minutes.
The earnings at the rate of
6.96 per cent. were for the in
stalment shareholders. The hold
ers Of paid-up stock-that is,
stock bought outright for an in
vestment-receive 5 per cent.
Both classes of stock are tax
free. Building and Loan stock
may be purchased in lots of from
one share up. The purchaser
pays in % cents a week per
share, and in a little over 6 years
the share is matured at 500.
A new series will be offered for
sale April /.
1t was voted at the directors
meeting after the shareholders
meeting to mature February l
the shares in the tenth series.
This is two months earlier than
the end Of the normal 6lI2-year
period; paying off ahead of time
is made possible by the low op-
Grating expenses, and the con-
sequent high rate of earnings,
Continued ON page three)
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-01-23
I'D. C. Party Tomorrow
Bridge Benefit, Afternoon and Eve
ming, at the Carolina Inn

A benefit bridge party and
dance will be given tomorrow
Saturday at the Carolina Inn,
by the Chapel Hill chapter Of
the u. D. C.
Cardplaying begins at 3
O'Clock, and one room will be
reserved for those who wish to
make up their own tables. In
another room, for those who do
not, progressive bridge will be
played for prizes. At 5 o'clock
refreshments will be served, and
all who do not play cards are
urged to come then.
The evening party for men
and women begins at 8 o'clock
with the choice of progressive
bridge or your own table. Those
who are coming to play bridge
are asked to phone Mrs. T. J.
Wilson, Jr.
At $50 there will be dancing,
with music by Jack Wardlaw's
Entertainers, in the ballroom.
The charge is so cents for cards
and dancing.
Everybody is cordially invited
to the party, and it is hoped that
a large number of students will
come for the dancing.
The U. D. C. Chapter is rails
ing money for a scholarship to
be given next year in the Uni
versity. The chapter also con-
tributes to the other 81 scholar
ships given by the organization
in the state; to the erection Of a
Memorial Pavilion in the Con-
federate Cemetery at Raleigh ;
to the purchase Of "Stratford, "
General Lees birthplace in Vir-
ginia for free beds fer children
in the state tuberculosis Sana-
torium; to the care Of Confeder-
ate soldiers and their widows
to purchasing and preserving
source material on Southern
history; and for other worthy
objects.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-01-23
Indoor Games March Z
Invitations Have Been Sent Out to
about $50 Institutions

The second annual Indoor
Games of the Southern Con-
ference. will be played here in
the Tin Can Saturday, March 7.
Invitations have been sent out
by the University athletic
authorities to around $50 uni
versities, colleges, and schools.
The Conference institutions
will compete in a program of IL
events. These will be the same
as last years, except that the
sprint and hurdle races may be
changed from 60 to 70 yards.
There will be freshman and
school events and special l.
mile relay for non-conference
colleges.
In his announcement Director
of Athletics r. A. Fetzer empha-
sizes the fact that the freshman,
non-conference, and school
events are open to any Southern
team.
Washington and Lee was the
winner of the Indoor Games last
year.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-01-23
MEMORIAL HALL
WILL OPEN WITH
ADANCDNG SHOW
Community Will Have Its First
View of New Building
Friday, Feb. s
CAROLA GOYA TO APPEAR

The University's new Mem
orial Hall, which has risen on
the site of the old one since last
summer, will be opened Friday
evening, February 6, with a
Spanish dance recital by the re-
nowned Garcia Goya.
The people of the community
will be keenly interested in see
ing the latest addition to the
campus buildings. They have
been passing along on the out
side by the hundreds, but few
have gone in.
AS you enter from Cameron
avenue you find yourself in a
spacious lobby. Here on the
walls are tablets which used to
be in the old hall. More tablets
are at the stair halls, and more
still up on the balcony level. The
only tablets in the auditorium
itself proper are the large ones
bearing the names of the Univer-
sity's Confederate dead; these
are on the wall facing the audi
ence, flanking the stage.
Several doors lead from the
lobby into the auditorium, and
the visitor is pleased to observe
that the balcony is not supported
by posts which obstruct the
view. This is because it is con-
structed on the cantilever plan.
Every seat in the house, up
stairs and down, commands q
perfect view Of the stage.
There is no basement, and the
main floor is laid directly upon
the ground. Layers Of cement,
waterproofing material, and felt
underlie the wooden floor sur
Continued on page five)
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-01-23
Chapel Hill Chaf

Mr.. Lays advice on how to
prepare for fire in the home has
borne fruit at the Bookers'
After the family had been hold
ing a discussion upon just what
to do-telephone the fire sta
ton, operate the patent ex-
tinguishers, and so on-she
wrote a memorandum and
tackled it on the wall by the
telephone. One heading was
What to get out of the house
in case of fire." and the first item
on the list, leading the Sheraton
furniture, the portraits, and
other valuable articles, was {:
"Grandma."
=.
In the barber shop we were
talking about the budget, taxa
ton, and other legislative prob
lens. We came around to the
purchasing power of the dollar,
and Y. z. Cannon said: when
l read how the Governor said
that IS cents was worth now
what dollar was two years
ago, | went home and told my
wife about it and said this would
be a good time to cut down on
the housekeeping budget, and
she said to me: All right, if you
want to eat less | don't want
to eat less, and so we have drop
ped the matter. From what the
women tell me the prices on food
haven't come down enough to
make any real difference" l
find this same testimony in other
quarters where | have made in
quiry.
An ugly yellow sign has been
put up on the outer edge of the
sidewalk in front of a filling sta
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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-01-23

Four men and one woman who
dwell here have articles IN the
current issue of the "Annals of
the American Academy of Poll
tical and Social Science" They
are Frank Graham, Joseph
Hyde Pratt, Thorndike Saville,
Claudius T. Murchison, and
Miss Harriet Herring.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-01-23
Car Prices Reduced
Lower Schedules Announced by Both
Ford arid Chevrolet

The prices of the two makes
of car SOLD by dealers in Chapel
Hill-Ford and Chevrolet-have
been materially reduced. Chew
rolet's new prices were an
nounced at the first of the year
and Ford's last week.
The reduction is part Of a
vigorous movement, on the part
of both companies, to stimulate
sales. According to statements
from leading automobile manu-
facturers, published recently in
the newspapers, hundreds of
thousands of people who made
the old car do another year" dur
ing the depression of 1880 are
in the mood to buy new cars now.
At both the Chevrolet and the
Ford plants large forces laid off
last year have been put to work
since Christmas.
On the basis of delivery in De-
troit some of the reductions an
nounced are:
Ford: de luxe roadster $500
to S475, de luxe phaeton $625
to $3.50, phaeton $440 to $435,
roadster $435 to $430, sport
coupe $525 to $500, coupe $495
to $490, de luxe coupe $545 to
$525, tudor sedan $495 to $49O,
fordor sedan 5000 to $500, town
sedan $500 to $500, cabriolet
$625 to $685., victoria $625 to
$3.50, de luxe sedan $640 to $500.
Chevrolet: roadster $495 to
$475, sedan $675 to $685., coach
$565 to $545, coupe $565 to $535.
For some other Chevrolet models
there is no basis of comparison,
since the new design does not
correspond exactly with any old
design.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-01-23
Groves Makes a Trip

E. r. Groves of the Univer-
sity's school of public welfare
spoke to two Women's organiza-
tions in Chattanooga yester-
day On Wholesome Childhood"
and "The Ordeal of Modern
Youth" Then he went to Gin
cinnati to make a talk on "Why
Men Marry" He is expected
back home tomorrow.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-01-23
Loyalty Fund Meeting

The Alumni Loyalty Fund of
the University had a meeting
here Saturday night. Felix A.
Grisette, director, reported a
total Of $40,163 in contributions
from 2, 054 alumni and a condi-
tional contribution of $4,000 to
be used for a designated pur-
pose.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-01-23
Red Cross Meeting

A meeting of the Chapel Hill
chapter of the Red Cross was
held in the school building last
night. Under the direction of
Chairman Pratt the chapter is
seeking to raise the Chapel Hill
quota of 5000 for the national
relief fund.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-01-23
Time Limit on Taxes

Saturday, January 31-one
week from tomorrow-is the
last day upon which both town
and county taxes are payable
without a penalty for delay. Be-
ginning with February, l per
cent will be added every month.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-01-23
A German Talkie

Chapel Hills first German
talking picture. "The Kibitzer,"
win be presented at IL o'clock
tomorrow Saturday evening
at the Carolina Theatre. -
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-01-23
Fifty Degrees Approved

The graduate school admins
tration board of the University
has approved the application Of
so students for graduate de-
grees. OF these, AZ will receive
the M. A. and 8 will receive the
"A s. s degree ct commencement.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1931-01-23
Country Club Dance Tonight

The Country Club dance, first
scheduled for tomorrow evening,
will be held this friday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Lyons
and s. H. Hobbs, Jr., will be in
charge of it.
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SITUATION-MEr

MAN, 81, married, desires position of an!
kind; handy with tools. Address Box l71-V
Star ONCE. go
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FORD TUDOR, l930-In wonderful shape;
$685.. Loeffer Motor Co., 2l5 Pa. ave. Sc.
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its adver-
Users from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
ments addressed to box numbers
in care of The Star will be de-
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ticket
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From their bases on the Pacific and Atlantic sea-
boards, warshps of Uncle Sans FIRST line of de-
tense" steam south the fore part of each year to
gage in major war" problem and thereafter to be
unanswered for an extended period by the admiral
Fleet In the six months preceding the annual sally
into tropical waters, the ships comprising the
scouting Fleet on the East Coast and the Battle
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Only Exceptions.

Death Notices ana Lost ana
Found advertisements for The
Daily star will be accepted NJ 70
noon day Of issue. except Satur.
day and Legal Holidays. when the
closing time Is 1920 am. Death
Notices and Lost and Found for
The Sunday Star will be ACCEPTED
up to IL pm. Saturday.
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Fleet on the West Coast have drilled intensively.
Then January or February of each year finds these
two great forces moving south ready for the war
problem to be fought As each fleet nears the war
zone" final sealed instructions from the Navy De-
partment at Washington opened at a given hour
by the admiral in command of each opposing fleet.
Before putting out to sea, the war problem had
been carefully outlined to the commanders of the
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ships comprising the force, called for the pur-
pose of the game, the Purple" Feet and to the
officers of the opposite force, named the Red"
Fleet That outline came from the War Plans DE-
vision of the Navy Department. The Purple" and
RED" commanders issue detailed orders to the ships
under their command they cruise toward the bat
tie waters but, the opening Of final sealed orders
at the hour often calls for quick decisions and
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Preparations for the grand tourney were completed
Jimmy Blake was as keen for the coming fray as
he had once been for the big games in his college
days. Following custom, many knights chose to
wear distinctive ar1nor. Blake's was solid black
chain mail relieved by the leopard skin Of his
bassinet, his silver and blue pennon and the pre-
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

II pm. day before publication.
For Sunday, $50 m. Saturday.
At the Branch Agencies, one
hour earlier. both for daily and
Sunday.
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BOATS.

CABIN CRUISERS feet, metal hull, Con-
tinental motor, cypress tender; Just over
hauled; priced for immediate sale. Call
National 1851 during office hours. Sunday
and evenings. Silver Spring 754. l.
CUPBOARD MOTOR-Used; All l4-hp.;
reasonable: demonstration and guarantee
Lincoln 3217.
FOR SALE-Johnson Aquafiyer, 20 IT.. with
32-h.p. Sea Horse motor; perfect condition;
cost nearly $1,000 last July; will sell for
less than half that amount Can be seen
at Ragans Boat Yard, 18th and Water
SITS. l.
CANOES FOR SALE OR HIRE.
Boats, 81 per day or night.
Dempsey'S Boat House, 36th and K NV.
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Out Of his mountain castle in the bright sunlight
rode young King Bohun at the head OF gilttering
company of mail-clad knights. Slowly they wound
their way down toward the plains OF Nimmr where
ancient foemen the knights of Nimmr. With them
rode gay. laughing ladies. men-at-arms and hench-
men carrying the housings provisions and equip
ment for the three DAYS tourney.
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AS he came forth the first morning of the tourney,
Jimmy appeared a somber figure among the
splendent knights. Among the gorgeously dressed
ladies the Princess Guinalda conversing with
of the maidens who had been chosen as Nin1mrs
prize Offering. Blake excused himself from the
crowd AS he approached Guinalda and bowed she
merely returned the Formally, continuing her con-
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During these three days a truce declared be-
tween the two camps. The grand prize Of the
tourney was five of the most beautiful maidens from
the vanquished side. Those from the city Of Bohun
rode with his knights milk-white steeds. They
became the wards Of the winning side and married
some knights Of the opposing faction which had won
them in the tourney.
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ESSEX sedan. latest 1928 model: fully equip
ped; motor, tires and appearance excellent;
small down pay. bal. SO a week: S149.
Mandell Chevrolet Co, 18th and Good Hope
I'd Ia Mt
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION,

PREPARE NoW-FILE CLERK. CoMPUTER,
STATISTICAL CLERK. Begin TODAY. 6pe-
cial tuition. The Civil Service Preparatory
School, Sc. cor. 18th & F NV. Met. 1887. 29'
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

Summer. $50 Winter Tor both Apply first
floor, 3015 l4th st. NV. bet. and pm.
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MEN Go), at once. We show any man who
wants to work six days week that ne
can make 81 O day. We start you on At
SiB per week conditional. Call to $50 ?; m.
Local men only. Room 2l6 Insurance Bidg.'
GOT 18th St NV. y.
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FORD TUDOR, Is29-An ideal family car;
finished in a suitable biege color; good tires,
very clean upholstery, thoroughly recondi-
toned; special. 1915 easy terms. Triangle,
Ford Dealers. New York ave.
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ESSEX 4-DOOR, 5-PASS SEDAN, 1929
| Motor reconditioned. tires nearly new; 1895;
terms: Warield Motor Co., 1870 Conn. ave.
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ESSEX SEDAN, 1928, second series; new
tires perfect condition; sl75. Acme, ll2S
18th st n W
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Essex 1927 COACH-Fine condition. only
$65, three TO select from. Nolan Motor Co.,
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DURANT SEDAN 1885, see this economical
six for only $500; owned and driven by care
| ful party; excellent condition throughout;
| only s134 down, balance monthly. Pohanka
i Service. ll26 20th st. NV. North 03A7.
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CHRYsIER SPORT COUPE. i92a-six:;
bargain. only S270; only S72 down Nolan
| Motor Co. iii 18th st. NV
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MEN, 2, one a qualified shipping clerk pref I.
familiar with meats or other perishahle 1909
products, the other a competent typist and
General once assistant. Address BOX ass:
Star once. stating age, business recorp anu
salary desired.
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CHEVROLET 1923 coAcH-Bsst OF condition.
balance one year. Nolan Motor Co., I'LL
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FRANKLIN DE LUKE SEDAN, 7-passenger;
| looks just like new car; State Department
ofncial leaving country must sacrifice: low
price of s945; don't miss this extra roomy
| car; it costs no more to operate than most
5-passenRer cars of lower quality. Callan
Motors. Inc, Franklin sales and service,
l527-l52Q NJ ST NV North 1904
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DODGE OH SEDAN, late 1881 model;
slightly used; elegant condition; at substan-
tial saving; buying Dodge 8. BOLT 18th st.
NV, Columbia lA73
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ESSEX 20 coach; in good running condition;
good transportation; very cheap. Phone Co
lunhfa 1A73
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FORDS-Model coupes, tudors and for
doris. 1924 to 1927 models; priced from $50
up; these cars furnish wonderful transport
tation at lowest cost easy terms. Triangle,
Ford Dealers. 2 New Yhrk AVE-
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FORD SPORT ROADSTER, 1929-BeautifuI
greer finish. new tires; condition and gen.
eral appearance like new; special, $685.; easy
terms. Triangle, Ford Dealers, New York
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FORD SPORT COUPE. 1880; rumble seat:
very low mileage paint, tires and motor
practically like new; S425; terms $l42 down,
balance monthly. Pohanka Service, ll2e goth
Nnrth n2AE
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ESSEX 1928 SEDAN-Had best OF care by
private owner; second series. saddle lamps,
dark blue. many extras. Only S67 CASH
balance in one year. Nolan Motor Co., iii
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COLLECTOR-Local once Of large New York
lectors. Position with s25 to $50 per week at
start. Must be able to furnish letter OF
Mr. Murray. Room sos, international Bldg,
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FORD SPORT COUPE, 1929-Looks and runs
good; bargain at 1893; terms or trade guar
anteed. Arlington Motor Co, Rosslyn, Va.
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MEN-We have vacancies Tor ) young mar-
ried men: good opportunity to learn selling
also drawing account against commissions:
Apply Tuesday to Mr.. Sauriol Room ~
Potomac Electric Power Co. BUILDING lotn
Nd ef
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MEN-Wili have vacancies July LIST for
reliable men, pay about s27. so to start per
Inanent: reference required. Apply ala Dis
trict National Bank Bldg, between and T..
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FORD PHAETON-Just the car for a long
trip. and upholstery very good tires like
new: special, S215; easy terms. Triangle,
Ford Dealers, New York ave.
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FORD SPORT ROADSTER, l930-Rich. dark
blue finish, cowl light. rumble seat a very
snappy sport car for only 1915; easy terms.
Triangle, Ford Dealers. 2 New York ave
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YOUNG MEN-Largest exclusive manufac-
turer Of bookkeeping, billing and adding
machines in the world frequently has open
ings in Washington for young men who are
willing to enter its employ on small initial
income and learn the business from the
ground up: business or high school educa-
ton preferred. Address Box 10s-V. Star OF,
fee stating age, education, address and
telephone number.
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DELIVERY CLERK.

CAPABLE white man who knows wash
In 9ton and its Suburbs to take charge of
ieiivery-one who is thoroughly experienced.
ADDRESS Box 234-V. Star ONCE.
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GENUINE EASTMAN CINE.
Kodak home movie camera with
new model movie equipment.
Outflt consists Of camera, Kadascope. pro-
iector; screen and 50 feet OF film, Demon-
ments easily arranged SEARS. ROEBUCK
y CO., Biadensburg road at 18th and H
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MEAT CUTTER and all-around man. expert
enced in grocery store. Address Box 24!.V'
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FORD TOWN SEDAN, 1884 beautiful car
carefully used; upholstery and general APP
pearance like new; very good tires. only
1895; easy terms. Triangle, Ford Dealers, 2
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
(C0nffnu@d

CHEVROLET 1928 COACH-Clean inside and
out. motor in Al condition; used very
little by lady owner. Only $50. Nolan
Motor Co., I'LL 18th st NV
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

PAINTING-Interior. exterior; very reason
references. Call Metz any time, CO.. 03s6
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MEN AND BOYS to sell ice cream; steady
Wort year round; good pay to right parties.
Apply at once, 900 N. Y. ave. NV.
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wEsCHLERs 5. els ST NV.
Household effects; merchandise. stocks,
the Washington public.
Observation-Disclosures goods, au-
tomobile, merchandise, fixtures, etc,
bought. Highest cash prices. Call
Metro. 1873. Prompt service. Il
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1931-06-11
FARM LANDS FOR SALE
STOCK RAISERS ATTENTION. 6Ul

acres near Shelton, Washington, mostly
Western Washington prairie land and prac-
tically every acre irrigable, high-class black
mellow soil and oceans of water for lrrigatlon
and power. State Irrigation Experts highly
reronamend the irrigation OF these lands and
estimate the cost between $3.50 and $3.50
per acre for gravity system. thousands OF
acres available range adjoining. Located IN
a prosperous section. near several cities. GOOD
roads and climate. This is ideal Tor a large
stock, dairy or subdivision proposition Price
Of sl8. 0OO. 90 includes water rights on stream.
$4,000 90 down, balance long time. at SO.
Write for copy of State Irrigation Engineers
report and details. EARL F. DlChlNSoN'
Shelton. Washington.