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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-04-08

As to cash returns, Abrams is more
than SatiSfied-hc is sure the farm
could not produce the 40 more bales of
cotton needed to equal the s., 200 hog
income With a big feed crop produced
in 1885 he will go still higher in hog
production this year.
Home Grown Feeds
Practically all feeds are homegrown
Fifty-six acres OF cultivated land are
fenced into four connecting fields One
IN crimson clover is followed. BY late
corn two III gram, one cut and the
other harvested by hogs; fourth III corn
and soybeans
Only protein feed is bong chiefly
buttermilk, some fish meal. and a little
bone meal for mineral mixture Fifty
acres OF corn will supply the needs usu
ally although if corn fails thc inter
planted soybeans will 90 onto good
crop.
Through livestock and legumes, the
farm land is so greatly improved that
IL acres of cotton last year made 10
bales. The cotton crop helps balance the
labor scheme, but Abrams says that eN-
ccpt for the tenants he would grow no
cotton.
The 1895 returns from lcSpedcza were
over 81 900.
Good farm buildings and equipment
arc being secured through satisfying
cash returns.
Still another important result is the
influence toward more hogs among
ncighboring farmcrs-from force of eN-
ample and from good breeding stock
secured from the Abrams farm.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-04-08

to do with the Soil-rotation. fertilization.
time of blowing, destruction of stubblc.
he best advice on these points for
southern farmers seems to be:
/. 1t is dangerous to plant corn where
corn grew the previous year, or even, for
safety sake, in fields adjacent to corn
fields of last year.
?. Fall and winter blowing is an M
portant check against corn stalk borcrS
and corn ear worms, and stubble dcstruc-
tion is further check against the corn
stalk borers.
8. Soil Improvement and liberal fer
tllIzatlon result iii more vigorous plants
that arc less susceptible to the lesser corn
stalk borer injury and root rot Infection
On this third point, important new
light has recently come from South Car
DINA likely to prove important to corn
growers everywhere. Experiments by DR..
III. p. Cooper, Experiment. Station agro-
nom;st, show that coastal plains soils in
the eastern part of South Carolina may
have almost complete corn crop failure
because of root rot due to potash def
cheney. Similar conditions will probably
be found III other states
Planting Dates Important
Planting dates for corn are important
to guard against losses from the larger
corn stalk borer and the bud worm, es-
pccially ON land where bud worm dam
age has been severe. South Carolina en-
tonoIogiStS advise delaying corn planting
until May for lower, May-I2 for mid
die, and May 10 for upper South Caro-
lima.
Il. S. Department of Agriculture ento-
mologiSts have suggested that planting
be delayed for South Georgia and West
ern Florida until April 20 to May for
Central Georgia and southern half of
South Carolina May l TO 10; for North
Georgia and northern half OF South Car
DINA and all of North Carolina May 10
to 20. In lowlandS of these states they
advise no corn planting in April. Ala
bama is comparable to Georgia and Ten
nessee is comparable to North Carolina
However, it is wise to learn specific adj
vice from each state agricultural college.
Disease indications
Two bits of advice OH seasonal activity
include:
(a) Destruction of corn stalks affect
ed with smut, during summer before
smut balls burst
(b) Planting of al extra allowance
of seed to better insure good stand.
AS longtime precaution field selec-
ton of seed corn of desirable varieties
will aid in reducing damage by corn ear
worm weevils, and root rots. Long close
fitting shlck coverings help prevent ear
worm and weevil damage.
Fallen stalks, small stalks, broken ear
shanks. ears with exposed tips, dlscolored,
moldv, and Smutted ears are all ndl-
cations of disease, and ears from such
plants should be rejected.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-04-08
WHAT TO DO FOR
ITCHY INFLAMED SKIN

Kill the cause of itching with this cooling
soothing ointment. 1etterine gives instant relief
from Ringworm. Athletes Foot Eczema. letter.
Itch and similar skin diseases.
Tetterine penetrates deeply. Destroys the par
astes that cause itching. Healing and healthy
skin growth follow only few days use. Famous
for over 30 years. Get Tetterine from any drug
store today and try it. send 60c for box to
Shuptrine Co.. Dept. r. Savannah. ta. Satisfac-
ton or your money back.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-04-08
letterine!
MEN WANTED

We nay your railroad fare to Nashville Let us
train you to be expert automobile mecnAnic
and heIp YOU get q good job. The cost to you 10
small. No negroes taken. For free booklet write
Nashville Auto College. Dept. II, Nashville Ienn'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
1t was the intention of the

Appraisal Committee to educate those SIC appraisal business to
per ao more scientific the public and tn the
seriousness OF appraisal work Apprang properly be
OF great assistance to communities cities
Many OF the outmoded practices ac time procedure
IN aprasas have materially contributed depressing
Ieacuon 10 TINS community Lending the
country depend on local talent supply appraisal
Tor mortgage and view this responsibility
and the necessity OF maintaining
sections OF the state desirable financial status present
future real estate developments Committee of the
Appraisal Clinic. ~ ''
With the development newer appraisal programs Herman O
Waner VINO conducts classes apprasing
at northwestern University and Chicago was
selected as dean OF the appraisal waher nationally
recognized as one OF the leading scientific ap
pa methods Because OF this specific instruction and the
sung introduction OF the latest methods specialized
work the indianapolis Real Estate that has con-
bued toward the qualification and has done much
to place the appaisng Of Indianapolis property on more exact
and scientific basis 1890 - Ae s~"ss
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THE APPRAISAL CLINIC
IT'S CONTRIBUTION TO
INDIANAPOLIS REAL ESTATE
by
FRANK j. VIEEiMANN, ReaItor

AS the result of the educa-
ton and experience gained
by local and state real estate
men during the three day ap-.
praisal clinic held in Indian
apolis under the direction of
the Appraisal Division of the
Indianapolis Real Estate
Board, 70 real estate apprais-
ers are today better equipped
to serve the public and advise
their clients regarding real
estate values.
This specific course in APP
praising was the first of its
kind to be held in the State
and was developed by the
real estate Board in view of
the public service that could
be gained by better equip
ping those individuals en-
gagged in this line of work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-28
80 Business PrODertu
40 Wanted to Rent

MORRIs-sT 1903 w.-storeroom for rent
BUSY corner. $40. WA-4544-M
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DEXP well pump and i H. P. motor:
evenings. BE-1is3. Ring 3.
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Is Houses, Unfurnished

6633-W.
500 ~ Sheffield, mr.. Wash, unusual nice
5-rm. hm.. dbl. others. WHITE. IR-7956
s45; SHANNON-AV Little Flower PARISH
Beautiful bung. Adults. Sunday. IR-7956.
DAVIDSON, 427 N.--Six rooms modern,
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48 Sale Suburban Ferns

BUNGALOWS rooms; garage: ? .tricity:
$1,000. $500 down. MUST BE r I'D THIS
WEEK. STEWART HUDELSC 500 In
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SHERIFFS SALE
BERRYHILL g. BERRYHIL I


Attorneys for Plaintiff.
for Plaintiff.
BY virtue OF certified copy Of Q de-
cree TO me directed from the Clerk az ths
Circuit Court Of Marion County, indiana.
in Cause No. 47673, wherein James W.
Hensley, wills X. Miller. plaintirs and
Glenn 3. Ealsson. EDGAR o. connsrs
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IS Furn. Houses, Apis.

BRADLEY. 500 N-Furnished apartment,
suitable for two or three employed
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u ACRE tracts; 2-3 bedrooms, vacant;
gas, city water; terms. Any day. 1901 E.
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so Auto Loans
81 LegaLs
sHERIFF's SALE
d. NJ. REAM
ATTORNEY for PLAINTIFF

- AVA 1bGS1&4
Attorney for Plaintiff.
By virtue of a certified COPY Of a decree
70 me directed from the Clerk Of the
superior Court of Marion County. Indiana.
IN cause No. A-55e75. wherein The indians
National Bank Of Indianap polls. Piaintid.
and Fletcher Avenue Savings and Loan
Association, ct al. Defendants recurring
me to make the sum OF Thirty Nine Hun.
dred Twenty Nine Dollars and Ninety
your Cents (s3e2994). as provided for II,
said decree. with interest and costs. j
VIII expose at public sale to the highest
bidder. on
SATURDAY. THE nth DAY OF
APRIL, 1895,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ
and o'clock P. NJ. of said day. at the
door OF the Court House Of Marion Coun-
". Indiana. the rents and profts for
term not exceeding seven years of the fol-
lowing real estate in Marion County, IN
diana:
Lot number IT'S in West Haven. an
addition 70 the City Of Indiana polls,
the plat Of which Is recorded in plat
book 10, page 81. In the office Of the
Recorder Of Marion County, indians
II such rents and profits will not sell
Tor suificient sum to satisfy said decree
with interest and costs. I will. at the same
time and place, expose 20 public sale the
zee simple OF said real estate, or 50 much
tnereof as may be sufficient to Discharge
said decree. Said sale Will be made with
laws.
OTTO RAY. Sheriff of Marion County.
March II "a Anrlt A feqa
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49 Real Estate EXCHANGE

BE SURE-Of your title. Demand an abb
stract prepared by UNION TITLE CO..
l55 e. Market-st. Union Title Bldg
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30 Hotels
LII ABNER

CENTRAL HOTEL - 1911 N, Delaware;
strictly modern outside rooms: transient
and weekly rates.
WESTVIEW HOTEL-557Ia w. Washing
ton-st. Rooms, $3.50 week Men only
Clean, convenient
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IS Houses. Unfurnished

COLORED
1908 w. 10th; cozy 5-room modern cot
tage; large rear yard $500.
LI-736l. G. G. GROVE. A Virginia-av.
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% SUBURBAN lots. 50xl35, for sale or
trade BE-4030, ask for GUS.
5-ROOM bungalow hardwood electricity;
owing 5000, for Groom cottage near Ben
Davis High School. with small mortgage.
Call 10l6 S. Dennison-st.
EQUITY in 1180-acre Indiana farm; two
sets improvements; we'll cultivated: good
soil: want income. o. P. Forman, 403
Lemcke Bldg RI-8077
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HOTEL gAeT0N

Nice clean rooms. FINE location Rea
sonable rates.
LI-53l5. Delaware at Mich
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GENERAL APIS.

indianapolis Rental Agency
Furn. and unfurn. apts Free service
and TRANSPORTATION. LI-5452
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MANlNleNl REtQsGl. EUKGM
Apartments in all parts of tive city; free
Transportation TO inspect. Can HE-l328
Evening star., 1936-02-28
PROPOSALS,

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
tb aiea pTo9osas D6 OF bids addreSsed DR. to
Vile % Var 0n and lnaorsed aonsl q bids or
street Improvement work in the town OF
Hyattsville Maryland will be received by
vile. MARYLAND at its municipal ofices on
ohHs9S 9o AyenIf MARGH q tb esht ass O'clock
at which time and place they viii be pub.
AfFKoxiNaa55SE a5ETsyA TssyyAATHT1r1Es OF
ao;ooo soo Gu yds excavation uncassifed.
l.420 lin. IT. concrete gutter.
1850 50. yds plain cement concrete
3.;7oo SO. #. concrete sidewalks
.. S:foU So yos. oituminous concrete sur
Together with various miscellaneous items
o. F1BEie Fs6Ri.ES''lSo WORKS ADMINISTRATION.
viii be- butt in eo-operatien e wi With Rlos1S and
., Of 's Puble fseVs WorEs Emer-
sba .sss fa Ss s M enpT xass 5s xs
istr.a1,tion n,Inut, must be paid on this project;
With speeiaeatioHs thereto % atsaeRed Reda' Each Each
Ss S5lRsHs s T. 5s5ss! sSs :
the Mayor and, Common Council Of Hyatts-
VILE MaTyland hidaa, as ,, guarantee that the
oNSSeooiu u, olddCI Will SlsIl bIlS contract anu
execute the necessary instruments thereto.
The successful bidder will be required to
give bond of a surety company satisfac-
tory to the Mayor and Common Council
OF Hyattsville and the State director of the
Public Works Administration Of MARYLAND
iol an amount equal to the amount Of the
eerdinancs requirements of the town OF
copy, OF. the plans and specifications
may be obtained from A. E: Pohmer Ene-
neering Company. Room BIO 90 E Lex
ington st., Baltimore MARYLAND. upon re-
celpt OF ten dollars $4,000. No refund
will be made
:, The Mayor and Common Council of
Hyattsville reserve the right to reject any
and ID. All proposals or bids to waive techni-
deem best for the interest OF the town. 'a'
BY order OF the Mayor and Common
Council of Hyattsville this 10th day Of
FEBRUARY. 1886. H. 7. WILLIS
Attest: 'o'.
1el4.2l.2s Town Clerk
THE COMMISSIONERS OF
eurs DE ccHESAPEAKE !1 BEACH:
MARYLAND
Evening star., 1936-02-28
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PACKARD 1929 small 8 sedan. good paint.
very clean. good mechanical condition;
Msn shepns4d MG'9ts 1s 5000
PACKARD 1886 120 sedan. demonstrator:
oflcial: $3.50 down, IS to "a months on
Ms1y!sna sye s HsssssSille' s0'St &d. Cpl Phone
PACKARD 1925 120 sedan. Pompeii green
nnisf finish; % lev mileage; used for display pur:
iull guarantee RutIedse Motor Co: PACK:
PACKARD 1885 custom 5-passeneer sedan;
aoT ney car ado in every respect delivered new
from from a !, ,new-ear dealer: it has never been
$500. New-car terms service and guar
sSss ssi e. iss 'Sss' l4s s s. ss
gl.SE PAGSARD s6nd;,s9 1879 7,pass Dc Inxs sedan;
cash. balance monthly. 1856 18th NV. l'
PAcKARp P,ai:, 1923 sedan: excellent paint.
Roliln weh Nolan 1fI Fl sh'n nssh st. keep na:
PAAcKARD los: eol de lyxe sedan. g.
cloth interior .attractively appointed: ieSs low
MI mileage, age, EXCELLENT tires; nsx-car me
Liberal allegiance and terms. .Rutiedee
ave. Hyattsyille Md. Greenwood s4I2.
z. P;AckARp Ct arp 1892 De luxe con1ertibls coupe,
Isdls and h...sr ser1ss ao1 Iam'5s orisnsi maj
Est. RasI.dse MoteS CO.: PasPafs Ps,SS Deal- %l
Phone Greenwood 24l2.
PACKARD-1936 "l2O' touring four-door
sedan. driven but 400 miles by direct
Packard factory oficial who are furnished
rS. new cars every three months; suhsts ntial
Gar Co.. 1890 14th st. NV. Packard
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe coach safety
steel black body. floating power. hydraulic
new throughout Priced way wa down down: ib. lib
saiaa sTal aroyanes % and terms to suit Eutiedes
GreenWood Gaaylsna eyf s4is Aya''sv''le' Nd Phone
fs,p sat; r2aI'a, snly SAG i4s Phone Lincoln 900
PLYMOUTH 1884 de luxe sedan. S425:
sport coupe. S3s5; 1885 de luxe coach.
Barnes Motors. 1929 14th st. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1899 sedan model PA This
cal has blue finish with cream wheels.
exceptionally good tires. free wheeling
sans Iss thers are thogsands
ae sseaafs Ine hes 1sss aii ash ssr g. si0' L.
PLYMOUTH 1895 4-door touring sedan:
demcnstrator: black: substantial reduction
York-Zekas Motor Co. De soto-Piymouth.
S527 Ga. ave.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

PLYMOUTH 1884 ode luxe sedan safety
steel body. hydraulic brakes, floating
brand d-new: excellent tires. PRICED below
market. Rutledge Motor Co.. Chrysler-
Plymouth Dealers. As Maryland ave.
Hyattsville Md Phone Greenwood 2412.
PLYMoUTHs! PLYMoUTHsl PLYM-
car transportation They are outstanding.
not only in price, but appearance. mechani-
cally and general condition. One coach in
dark blue. S445; one 4.door sedan, S475,
ard coupe in black. S345. Submit your
own terms Stanley H. .Horner Inc, I'LL
l4th st, NV. Phone National 1861.
PONTIAC ''s' coupe. $495; clean as q pin
throughout. original dark blue finish. 5
good tires. unusually. good in mechanical
conditit n, We have the terms and the car
for you at S495. Stanley II. Horner. Inc.
I'LL 14th st. NV. Phone National 1851.
PONTIAC 1886 large s-cyl trunk sedan;
carefully driven 2,l42 miles; never regis
IS ted: ed; new susraannty; 42a1 Conn. ave.
PONTIAC 1888 black sedan; kept since
new In Conn. ave. garage; terms: real
value: S295. 1921 Conn. ave. Clev. 1888
Evening star., 1936-02-28
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
LEGAL NOTICES.

RAUscHER's, INC.-NoTIcE 70 CRED
uoRS.-Lucien H. Mercier, RECEIVER:
The creditors Of Rauscher's: Inc. will
1886. the Supreme. Court Of the District
Of Cplgmbia sntsrsd az ordey IL ths ease 9
INC. ct al. Equity No. 545I2. Supreme
Court. District OF Columbia, reading in
part. as follows: Ordered that said Lu-
the creditors Of said Rauscher's. Inc. 9
notice to file with him. within sixty. (60l
s:. Of s sss G sns py q % ea fsd
claims: said publication to be In the Eve
ntng Star and In the. Washington Law
WEEKS" The creditors viii accordingly rem
der their claims, duly notarized: TO the
r. ns The addIsss Eiysn bsloM
sssa.s'. H. IucIEE F. ,MERc5fsRss
Met.epel,tsn1 Bank Bldg. WashinEton. .. Q.
@Sex2-zlszS
Evening star., 1936-02-28
WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.
sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

AUBURN 1888 2.door brousham; iss?5; S295;
outstanding in value: appearance INSIDE
0 drve 0as this AH car befors You buy The best IL
st. NV Phone National 1851:
AUBURN 1888 custom de luxe convertible
finish qnbIemIshed, 100 p, motor runs
smoothly steel hydraulic brakes sSSslsns s%,nsns
Mosor ce rcfa peasl is
ave, Hyattsviile Md. Greenwood S4l2.
AUBURN 1881 6-wheel sedan, new paint;
new tires: completely overhauled. Sound
snd kafflsdFs Mstor e. Is 4seg Msrg
% tSotone s' anish 81 se IS perfect ssdsa has Wire
wheels and trunk rack; metal tire covers IS:
ass viii 8ssa
ll96 10Th st. NV. Phone District 9l41.
SSsol aTGK 1890 a %s sssned E. seshn spusa sSfy a
m monsRIs asRRIIsse les pGRaS asth ls sssn
gTIck 1873 sport soHpe series s;5sG
slightly over 5000 miles and looks as good
room: equipped with radio and heater. II
can asve R a $685.
and service suPERIoR MOTORS. 1920
i4th 81. NV. Pnone Decatur l3OO.
BUICK 1894 s-67s de luxe sedan; s-wheel
tire covers: double horns: windshield wipers
and tail-lishts: perfect in appearance and
no aIsns p nrge buy it for Only sns & Su
RIoR RIO ly MoIoRs. I6d 1920 14th st. NV. Phone
BUICK 1890 4-door sedan: retuned motor.
sosn fSs 1Pii IT nsata nssh s. ns KseD R0lin With
HgIs;a sgIGK a!,s;a 1897 model 81 sedan wire
trunk rack, Liberal trade and terms.
LnsSfa osoS 6psn e1eninss nss ana
BUICK 1888 4-door sedan. model -; run
miles S7o9 Hily
Decatur 2390.
place. Buick 1884 model "57' eedan. End
ss IN whueoTd
horns. dual windshield wipers. motor excel
lent. lent. practically " J new 81 rubber: S895; Buick
coupe: original apple finish without
scratch. large built-in trunk. very clean
aacs cs ss mode yeTs ssod pd si1:
convertible 4-door sedan; beautiful maroon
finish, 6.wire- re-wheel sauipment; white side
wall tires LARGE eElt.in trunk new top
sporty car that we have reduced TO- S6s5.
Buick 1898 model "57'' sedan: dark blue
flnish. spotless velour. upholstery. 6-wire-
Wheel trunk n resk motor in
Homer special at S525. Buick 1881 model
'67" 4-door sedan: very clean car. me.
rive many thousands Of miles Of real serv-
Ice for only S2S5. These Bucks carry
Horner's Guarantee 1T really means some-
thtng) General allowance for your old car.
Don't fail to get our liberal terms Stanley
II. Horner: Inc. 1l11 1Ath st. n.w.. Phone
Evening star., 1936-02-28
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWo-sToRY-ANp-
CELLAR BRICK DWELLING, SIX
ROOMS AND BATH H.-W.H.. NO. IA

-CLOIlDA AVE. NE.
o.. BY virtue Of deed of trust. recorded
In Liber No. 6043. folio AS ct seq, one
Ct the land records of the District of
Solumeis and at the request Of party Sc
srsn, q ie y esR.ls a9fiiea ane
THIRFY @ ooLock M i'aS te AZ folicUIns-
described property In the District Of Co
sons subdivision Of lots In square . West
County. o at folio lis in the surveyors
once of the District of Columbia.
Terms of sale: One-fourth of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. balance in
equal installments, represented by promis-
sorry notes OF purchaser. payable in one.
two and three years. with interest at per
cent per annum from day of sale. payable
semi-annually. secured by first deed OF
trust upon property sold. or all cash. at
option Of purchaser. deposit Of 100000
REQUIRED of purchaser at sale Examina-
tion OF title. conveyancing. recording.
revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost
Of .!1 purchaser in;se Terms to be complied with
wise trustees reserve the right to resell
purchaser, after. fve days advertisement
Of such resale in some newspaper pub.
lished In WASHINGTON. D. c.. or deposit
may be forfeited. or without .forfeiting de-
post trustees may avail themselves of any
legal or equitable rights against default
ing purchaser
HERMANN H. BERGMANN.
fe19.21. .25,2S-mh2 Trustees.
Evening star., 1936-02-28
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

$500. REPAY $3.50 wK.: $500, REPAY
repay $3.50 wk WEST WEST success
sors to DR. A. Henry. Inc. 1915 Eye st. NV,
M 7NEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate Prompt service
JESSE L. HEISKELL. l115 Eye st, NV.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money for First Trust D.. C. Mortgase.
N No De!aysI;6T ;. Interest
Submit Full Particulars.
HoWenStein Realty Corp,
141S st. NV District 1877.
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PUBLIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION
PROJECT under the Emergency Relief

PS5LIC WORKS ADMINISTRATION
PROJECT under the Emergency Relief
ISs.iRsas!Sg As' 4 siS
1sr e b Ds aons The e
Ghesapeake Beach. Calvert County Mary
1and; la5sL will be received BY the Town Of
spesfe beseR Maryiand iSH Snti hesi 1s M Gnes1 on
the 14th day of March 1886. at which
Time TIM rsa and place they will be publicly opened
blank proposal form which With uppe specih ia
sRon pnse sa sehn rEsdeleK a5ek
eaeb s.f If and cash payment of 81 90 for
:. Attention is called to the fact that not
Of s5c for nnsRed onry rates
sats sia,s.d ara r. sod fGS skilled IsnOT as pre-
f1aHnf shaIl Be- eon5ained nad in the Specifications
,.hcn The oe employment agency for furnishing
S erD Isl Re
the special provisions Covering the s'i6 subleto t.
t,in slns e sna assigning OF contract and to the
Nc bids may be. Withdrawn for a period
Of 80 days following The date set for re
.yiaS rsss6Ies j. the Tisht 70 hold ali bids for
e tRs TowN or rce5ssa cHEsapSE fhssf BHa gszsSe
19 n tne neo amount nnG OF Two Thousand Dollars
The successful bidder will be required
to give bond. and to enter into contract in
. accordance with his proposal.
The TOWN reserves the right to reject
By ORDER Of the Commissioners Of
Chesapeake Beach this l sth day of Feb
rHEgg.pr.gs. FgsEg 1929. rSoGN rGSooMGM1ss19NEgNs oF
WASHINGTON nSSTS{FR sSgnyERAN SANITARY
FURNISHING CAST fRoN WATER PIPE
seslea proposals op for furnishing apprexi. Sd.
eentrifusal cast iron water pipe on Con-
tract g3;W. will be received at the ONCE Of
mission, Tower Building, 14th and z 3
PM. Friday. March 6. 1896. Attention is
: called e the fact that award Of the con-
tions. Specifications obtainable from the
oface Of the chief engineer. Hyattsville.
T. HOWARD DUCKETT.
EMORY H. BOGLEY
j. DONALD CLAGETT.
80 fe21.2S Commissioners.