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Smyrna times., 1938-01-20
HIGHWAY STRETCH OPEN
Route ! Section Between Chadd's
Ford and FIamOrtOn

The new section Of highway on
U. 5. Route No. / between Chadd's
Ford and Hamorton, officially op-
ened last week, eliminates curves
and reduces grades on the stretch.
The bridge at Chadd's Ford is de-
signed to cut down floods along
Brandywine Creek The old bridge,
which IS to be blown out, caused
water to back up The newly open
ed section cuts off several miles
and eliminates a hill with several
bad curves.
Smyrna times., 1938-01-20

are: Charles w. Baker, Jr., presi-
dent; J. Simpson Dean and Edward
Burke, vice presidents; John P,
Bowditch, secretary and treasurer;
E. L. Hobbs, assistant secretary
and treasurer.
Ex-oficio, these officers are di-
rectors with William DUPONT, Hen
ry B. DUPONT, Harold S. Schutt,
Donald P. Ross, George T. Wey-
mouth, r. r. M. Carpenter, and AL
fred E. Bissell.
Smyrna times., 1938-01-20
WORRY OVER FILLING
ICE HOUSES

If full supply of ice is not har-
vested before the first of February
the chances are that our ice deal
ers will have to get their supply
from the East, although DeVoe, the
weather prognasticator, says a
large home crop will be gathered
the latter part of this month. But
the same prophet predicted also
that Sunday last would give us a
big snow storm. There is time
however between now and Febru-
ary for the elements to give us
some wonderful weather.
Smyrna times., 1938-01-20
DEFENDS THE COMMON
ENGLISH SPARROW

Even the English sparrow has
its friends and defenders. At the
Horticultural meeting held last
week at Dover an interesting paper
in defense of the English sparrow
by ]. w. Hogg, of New York, a
horticultural scientist of note, was
read by the secretary. Mr.. Hogg
met the various charges brought
against the sparrow and combatted
them; among others the charge
that the sparrow drove away song
birds, which he proved without
foundation, because England, the
home of the sparrow, is filled with
birds of song. He also stated that
while the full grown sparrow is a
grain eater, it feeds its young en-
tirely on caterpillars. The spar
row eats ripe fruit, but never de-
stroys buds or blossoms, and if it
pecks at the latter it is because it
finds insects or worms in them. Mr..
Hogg admitted that the sparrow
was a tyrant and a blasted British
er, but found a good deal of good
in IL for all that.
Smyrna times., 1938-01-20
BOAT COMPANY DECLARES
DIVIDEND

At the regular annual stockhold-
ers meeting of the Philadelphia &
Smyrna Transportation Company
held Tuesday, January 18th, div
idend of eight (8) per cent was de-
clared payable on demand out of
net earnings. The following nam
ed persons were elected as Board
of Directors for the ensuing year;
John E. Tygert, John H. Hoffecker,
I. R. Stats, B. F. Truax, w. G.
Pierce. John E. Tygert was re-
elected President; A. E. Jardine
Secretary and Treasurer.
Smyrna times., 1938-01-20
]. HARVEY SPRUANCE MOVES
TO BALTIMORE

]. Harvey Spruance, who has
been in the drug store Of DIR. TIar-
monson at Clayton, for the past
three years left Smyrna on Monday
to take a place in drug store in
Baltimore, corner Park Ave, and
Mulberry streets. Mr.. Spruance is
one Of our popular young men, who
while his departure from the
friends Of his youth is a cause of
regret, carries with him their best
wishes for his future success in life.
Smyrna times., 1938-01-20

is longer period than we ever
knew sweet potatoes kept before,
though Mr.. Cooper most always
has some kept over It'll the next
crop. These, about a dozen in
number, were in a basket that were
overlooked. They had the taste of
the sweet potato, but age had not
improved their quality.
Smyrna times., 1938-01-20
SMYRNA DOfNGS
OF so YEARS AGO
Notes of Marriages, Deaths
and Matters of Interest
of Half Century Ago
ISSUE OF JAN. 18TH, 1888

Taken from our old files OF
corresponding week, as near
date of this issue as possible
Fifty Years Ago. This column,
now a regular feature OF the
Times, will call to mind people
and events of the older genera
tion.
Smyrna times., 1938-01-20

Publishing COMPANY "
City. -,..st Il
the program are d.. d. h 4
Bieber. PhiladeIpa.s,. pa,.s,.s|
sidney johnson. CAIsl| N
Dr. ". H. Knight q
Dr. Harold S. LAM : ID
Del; Dr.. George g.s, = /
Dr Wilbur NJ. SnIa naIa.,,|
Dr. Dr. Robert c. Lee Hs3) 4s,@
and ~ pr Dr., Herbert l'1
no0l E,nglaDu' III
Spfelai ,,,,de The ySI
/. Messengers l'-, ,5..,s, l. i
thusiastic aul's !. iura +
try and Calau' Ir;a
wear. and the :
ghnir 9ai The music ~, '
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montree. d. " ,,,rrsgi =
direct tne rosk i
throughout the wee !, a
Again this yea .. 'dl}R
ruary 6. hundF e, s,,,a
throughout ! fll, The .,'ss ss5
Gated their INT spe,, .g,ss
!, the obseE ~,
day Of the grs.t = b
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spryance = ry.l Of y ''.s ny
tbinss nj fol VhiS , iair e J
bered. her, Bible Sss !, y, ,sa
sonI-wtnning. =, :, NJ
life life IS being 6, r. rs,
ara conductins oo.ec
tails tai, Of this frs' = y 'By
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sen .,.,,ts Of ChicS
Smyrna times., 1938-01-20

Every time man pays debt
no matter how small, he is doins
right and helping some other man
Leonard Revis is putting steam
i'm his hatchery at Duck Creek, be.
casue the gas from the stoves kill.
ed so many chickens.
The small snow fall yesterday
and sleet last night made it pso-
sible for sleighs and sleds, and both
are out this morning.
Donkey Parties" are now the
rage in social gatherings Those
who have participated say the en-
tertainment is well named.
A week or so ago the friends of
John v. Weldon received intelli-
gence of his marriage in New York
where he resides. The lady's name
was Miss Sadie Kennedy.
There has not been a Sunday en-
tirely unattended by rain since No
vember. In fact, the rainfall has
been as constant this winter and
almost as heavy as that of last
summer which was SO damaging to
agriculture.
Michael Riley, Of this town, in
charge of the Railroad hotel at
Clayton until November, has gone
to Dover to live, having bought out
a grocery store there near the de-
pot. Michael has the best wishes
Of his friends here for success in
his new business.
Manlove Jones fell from the cars
on Saturday afternoon at Kirk
wood, receiving in the fall severe
injuries. He was taken to Middle
town for medical treatment, and
coming down on the evening train,
was conveyed to the residence Of
Theodore Carrow, residing near
town. We have had no intelligence
from him since.
Mrs. M. a. KINNEY, an old lady
Of seventy, but still young, thinks
she has received the largest num-
Der Of holiday gifts Of any one else,
and thinks she is the happiest old
woman in this world, because she
has 50 many friends. One gift is
a large comfortable arm chair
with lovely tidy Oh it. She has
a benediction for each Of her pa
irons.
Tie trial noted ia our last issue
going On in Baltimore, John E. Ty-
gert & CO., vs.. Capt Robert s.
Emory, to recover nine promissary
notes involving S2O,93617, did not
come to a decision because Of an
equally divided jury. After being
out twenty two hours and 10 signs
Of agreement, the judge discharged
them. The Messrs. Tygert we un-
derstand, intend to renek the suit.
William H. Thompson who has
been in the mercantile business in
Smyrna the past five Or six years,
has made an engagement with the
Lester Agricultural and Chemical
~ w ~ VI ~ m O. n 49, 80 " AT o.
salesman for their fertilizers He
entered upon his new position on
Monday. His field Of operation is
New Jersey, but he will continue TO
make his home in Smyrna joining
his wife, Mrs Alexine Thompson
and his daughter, Miss Mabel
Thompson, as frequently as his
business will allow
Davis Brown had an accident on
Friday evening that might have
been worse than it was While
dressing in the early part Of the
evening to go out the lamp was ac-
cidently knocked from the bureau
breaking and setting the carpet on
fire. Sc set to work to put this
out when he found the bed clothes
were on fire under and around the
bed. Fortunately he had a pitcher
of water at hand and with vigor-
Gus effort succeeded in extinguish-
ing the flames unaided without Civ
ing any alarm to the family which
were in the lower part of the
house
Smyrna times., 1938-01-20
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rapidly as possiS1. ]
parts il ~ sue u \
''-e gra& \
HOME, CEy
OLD, FIRE }:
Tenant o.
Farm Naa, n |
Loses All His n
TWO CHINyFr

2 oent4ra.s
Harvey Neys, r.
from Brdgeulis H..
11 il a series !.
.1t seek TIA, kept t.
Ase4en stepping M
al aa3 just nov. :
il the house :
A.l at zone y
By the TIM :. :
HFe1 the house ~. =
turned the. s,.z
roy oai-d.rgs !
several aui4 .
5aer two res ve-s
= lae Dublin HI ,
the other at Tuvt.,
TIE Bird rdgevile-S4s.,..
way The Br.5gsv :
- '-s -e1 these ,T5 j.
C4mage was done
Smyrna times., 1938-01-20
ATE POTATOES OVER YEAR
AND HALF OLD

One day last week John B. Coop
er had sweet potatoes for dinner
that were grown last summer was
a year. having kept through the
winter and summer of 1887. This
Smyrna times., 1938-01-20
DEATHS

In this town, January 18th, Miss
Jennie Wilson, aged 20 years and
months.
Smyrna times., 1938-01-20
Milford Trust cor,,,,

William Y Slime :
president Of the NJ.
pany at q mes.,g
teel.'ss Ae-d On N0aaY
week 70 fill the yacs,,,
the death Of Louder \ +;
D Abbott was Dan-s
PresIdent George L D
second vice-presiden.
Sammons treasurer 7
Daugherty asgists,.
George T. Reed Jr w
ant treasurer and N
New directors electei '
Gilman r. c. Barna-t q
lard r. Pierce Otsg,
the board are JOIN {
Asbury Smith Dr G La
and G. D HoIzmue-e,
Smyrna times., 1938-01-20
MARRIAGES OF THE WEEK

AHAfSfSlANTEo Of lf1E w EEfA
Sheubrooks George - The an
nouncement made in these columns
Of the intended marriage of Leon
ard K. Sheubrooks, of Centerville,
Md, and Miss Mollie E. George,
daughter of John H. George, for
merly Of Smyrna, but for a num-
Der Of years residing ir Tuckahoe
Neck, came off at the residence of
the bride on Wednesday last at one
o'clock, and was quite a social
event, attended by about so guests,
representing the best families of
the vicinity. The marriage was
performed by the Rev. Mr.. Mitch
ell, of the Southern M. f. Church.
After the congratulations the COM
pany was invited to a refreshment
fCS.a.ssa or Psss SKI
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Evening star., 1938-01-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PLYMouTH 1885 Dc luxe 2-door trunk g.
xtS b.ser ds 1xe ee de .s .s.s
Terms Barnes Mosors. 1sss .es iatR iasR st. NV NV
luxe: here is clean car; you can readily
tell 1t had excellent care; paint, tires. up
holstery and motor all in splendid condi;;
cadiIlsc Co. 1925 sand 'a st. NV. Si. Ratl.
1900. Open evenings.
PONTIAC 1888 e-cyl. 2-door sedan; lare:
E :;'' ss:S. ~ Sss.s % g. 'f iss.
PONTIAC. 1888 4-door touring, sedan;
smooth. straisht-s motor; original LACQUER
mohsir Interior unsosied: kn.. action:
sms ':5 cost. .%s yeur sssn ssms OF ai H. h
s. soi1: NV. Dec. 4soe sneu'''' me i's' '4'n
PONTIAC. 1895 convertible coupe: this car
With excellent tires S' de luxe Motoroia In.. "a
ae es ecnon s,se s nnd car in srss esTs
MI. Hancher. Decatur 4s0o. ~'
PONTIAC 1897 s-cyl. 4-door touring Sc
dan; green Duco, largest trunk, radio and
sss aTesde fsST .sn'e co nov nx Snx
st NV. Adams 0575, or New York ave. ".
and Bladensburg rd. ne. Lincoln S522.
PONTIAC 1875 coupe: smart. up-to-date
interior. tires. motor, ali in splendid shape
and only 1857 lee IIa9'f, B. BuTEER, res o0iSee Sc
l37 18th st. District 1918.
PONTIAC 1885 business coupe. q cyl;
excellent exc blaSk paint all GOOD tires spot,
pTiee; ss5b. 9, e: {: suaTsniS. Capitol
have in our ussd-car stock . dark blue
2-door with excellent tires: no-draft venti-
lation knee action; and also equipped
30;day guarantee. Terms can be arranged.
Call +, W, Knapp Decatur 4s00. or home.
RocKNE sedan. 1883 little car noted for
3: BUTLER. INC. i1a7 isth ST. NV, ~
SIUDEBAKER 1888 de luxe Dictator g
trunk sedan. This Is one of the most out
Beautiful eauIi beige nsh is perfect interior
from wear, and mec chanically it is a typical
Grade 4 Trew Value. Few new 1898
sess.d BY this car ca az and taHssaS a. s4sa yo"l S1T
asre. no greater value exists anywhere
N the city: Three days only. SAD.
The Trew Motor Co. 1929 18th St NV,
l4th and Pa. ave. Sc. 18th and Chaplin
SITS. Decatur 1910. Atlantic 4340
STUDEBAKER 1894 cruising sedan. black
nnish. clean cloth interior: smooth, eco
nomical motor; a one-ovner car that shows
careful attention. good rubber. built in
trunk: priced low with small down pay
ment and easy terms. including our famous
Blue Ribbon suarantee and 3O-dav no.
cost service. Triangle Ford Dealers. No .
N. 7. ave. NV. Natl. 3as". Open
evenings.
Evening star., 1938-01-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

sT6DEBAKER 1895 Dc luxe 4;door trunk
this unusually attr.ctiye studebaker has
siye. Its ss-horsepower engine provides
all the power any one could ask. Its auto
matte choke. vacuum spark control. full
pressure lubr,eation. u. aluminium alloy
long life; performance and economy:
new. excellent tires and Immaculate in
terror. this car Is . real bargatn. Priced
Trew Motor Co. 1926 .l4th st. NV.
14th and Pa. ave. Sc. 18th and Chaplin
sts. Decatur 1910. Atlantic 1910.
TERRAPLANE 1888 2:door trunk sedan
the black finish is perfect, built. In trunk
full motor: 1878. Pohanka 6ervice. 112e
10th ct. NV. Dist. q141.
WILtYs I!l,s ....,,. s25, 1888 dsmon'sTators =
Garage, 2121 14th st. NV. North 1895.
03l6: Open 9 to 8 pm. 3O'
WILLYs 1887 de luxe sedan; has only I
and e praetieally new car; very eco:
bargain At only s475: terms. STANDARD
Motor Sales. 1908 14th st. NV. North
S2pS
Evening star., 1938-01-26
AUCTION SALES
THOS. J. OWEN g. SON, AUCTIONEERS
143l Eye ST. NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
AND-STONE DWELLING, KNOWN AS
PREMISES No. 1925 SOUTH MEADE
sRkfNdroS SIvs UouN4A9. MAJOR y1RaiNAf1 EsTA4rs
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust
recorded in Deed Book No. 379. page 334
vlrsinia, the undersigned trustees will
on ofier & fer sale, IN front q the premises:
OF JANUARY, AID 1888. AT THREE
O'CLOCK PM. the south 40 feet BY full
depth Of lot and the north 80, feet by
full depth of lot g. Section A, Club Manor
Estates. Arlington County, Virginia
Terms: All cash. Deposit Of $4,000
required. Conveyancing. recording, rev.
snue stamps, etc. at cost of purchaser.
Terms to be complied with within ten days
or property resold at risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser.
LANIER p McLACHLEN
EUGENE H. McLACHLEN.
Trustees.
Attorney Tor Party Secured.
iaoG %
Evening star., 1938-01-26
CASH FOR YOUR CAR,
Whether Car is Paid for or Not.
BARNES MOTORS, 1929 14th St.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1887. 157-in.. dual wheels,
high rack. stake, S695 90; 1887 Chev.
l551oin: dual-wheel cab and chas.. S475. 90:
Chev. de luxe panel, ,S335 90: 1894 Ford
l5I-in. dual-wheel stake. S2a5 90: 1929
Chev. 151,in, dual-wheel stake. 500. 90.
Addison Chevrolet. l437 Irving st. NV
Adams 54l1
FORD 1892 panel truck: has 9-foot body
IN Al condition, and guaranteed; price
only Sl93; 35 other late-model trucks to
choose from. TRIANGLE MOTOR CO.,
1'th and R. I. ave. ne
FORD 1882 panel truck. new tires. paint
Tebullt motor: no reasonable offer refused
eau or write to 626 Alabama ave. Sc .
FORD i2-ton. l57-nch wheel base closed
can stake or open express body dual
wheels. we'll cared for and driven in city
only: trade and terms. See truck manager.
aIl q Tihbitts. l114 VT. ave. NV. Natl.
Evening star., 1938-01-26
AUTOMOBILES FOR sALR.

FTUDEBAKER 1882 sport coach: six-Vheel
equipment with trunk. radio. new gray
flntsh, custom made seat covers, sood tires;
runs nnt pssfeeStly pert IA, real barEain snd sn y
hanka Service. 1875 Goth st. NV. Dist.
sTUDEBAKER 1893 6-pass brougham: ex-
Where else can you buy so much for S175?
G: g. 9. guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co..
1222 22nd st. NV. Natl. $500. Open
sTUDEBAKER 1885 5-pass. cruising sedan;
large trunk. perfect maroon finish. hne
heater; inspect this car before Suyins:
anty. Capitol Cadillac Co.. i22e 22nd St.
NV. Natl. 1900. Open evenings.
STuDEBAKER 1881 sport sedan: six-wheel
equipment. good paint and tires and IT
runs f1ne: not .. tunker. but . good
Sppeearinns pe nsxai and oderunninE car: $36. Pc
srUDEBAKER 1884. Dictator ."e'' 4-door
sedan; clean and well Kept, and ridiculously
INC, 1872 18th st: District i21s.
sTUDEBAKER 1888 Pres. 50" sedan; 8
chrome wheels, fender wells: finished in
satln black. very economical motor. Own
er report better than Is miles per gallon.
brsFe, n.IeI ,h sody
Former owners name upon request: 800
INC. 1877 18th st. District ia1s. ; A'
sTUDEBAKER 1888 trunk sedan. planar
lines; hydraulic brakes. Butier bonded,
and bargain at S397 LEE D. BUTLER,
INC. 1l37 18th ST District 1913.
Evening star., 1938-01-26
FUTURE.
FUTURE.
FHOS. j. OWEN q SON, AUCTIONEERs.
1851 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO,
STORY CELLAR AND ATTIC. STUCCO
OVER FRAME DWELLING KNOWN AS
PREMISES No; 4inl HARRISON

9HEK EEAME Ny owE1iiniD lni fNRRfNs HARRfsoN M
sfREET NORTHWEST: 49,,
BY virtue Of certain deed @ Of trust g duly
seq. Of the land records of the District Of
Columbia and at he request oi the paIy ~
pIemses g fs at on nupe Mo8DAY sf9 The IF F0 HRT # W
ESST PAY or JANYARY Az lol,52;nsds 5snS At
nic district Of Columbia and designated as and
ns %.rys Lot o @ os IS s kTf4s
seventeen hundred and forty d,74o,. Wis,
Nn Pa do s. of Pe P recoras o
The m s once Of the surveyor :e Of the district Of
Columbia. Subject t. the sbuidins restrie-
tion. line shown on plat Subject to cove
Terms Of sale: one;fourth Of the puI,
two and three years with interest at 5ia
per ,centum per annum payable semi.an. IN.
deed Of trust upon the property sold or all
cash At the 81 option no .p Of the purchaser; -,
81 efpH sss of All w Ss eeordns
Terms q ,; ,ssIs = be somped T. slth With
propsrty At tie risk and S cost 9, defsutins is Ing
81 SHeh resale in some newspaper published
" " BLAIR LEE.
1a.20 d&dsexSu. Surviving Trustee
THos. J. OWEN q SON, .AUcTIoNEERs.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
No. IA SIXTH STREET souTHEAsT.
yrlSs Of sersan IA deed ,oo Of
ct sea-. Of the land records of the District
Of Columbia. and at the request Of the
1fusees viii sell at pSlic saetion IN fress
H1GHTH n PHY 81 rEsRuhRY SR M 1ss
AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM. the following
ss ana oS nd ssns,s
ostSerine ee T. k Rernodles M sIiH Subdivision aea of
square s71. as per plat recorded in the
sa St hs ~ 1o hf it5sst
with q right of way for alley purposes
ieet lee. Of lots IS. to 40 OF said subdivision.
Terms Of sale one,shird II Of the pur.
in TWO equal installments payable in one
and two years with interest at six per
centun per annum, payable semi i-annually:
from day Of sale. secured BY first deed Of
at the option Of the purchaser. deposit
Of S250.00 will be REQUIRED at time OF sale,
Al conyeyancinE: recording, etc at cost
q nes Of e to ss dsy
right TO resell the property at the risk
and cost Of defaultins purchaser. after
five dsys advertisement Of such resale In
s. Iemes = newspaper published in w'shinss0n'
HzkkE RzssK kANs: klfNhoSl
MARTIN J. Qu1GLEY.
:. xsssSasy i Fl ass;y ,i isr Holder OF Notes,
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AUCTION SALES.
THOS, j. OWEN a; SON AIICTION1CC
1850 w
Tnn Az

THos' j. oWEN IIH1 EyE =, s9E 9E 4 NATWcTIoNEERs
7RgnsyTEEs ny II sA1ss ssS 81 :! yAAgXh1E HjMs GROUP
NE sH94aF AEw e THH MssakHHHEAsI SSH
oND oN THE STREET FasT s,NS NNSpRTHWEsT, IT AND
SsEEsk PARkMAY: bSRk StaE @ eoMMENe}Sa Mnh S9sa
1sa5' ASp' EFT EETENB2iST5EH S2TTH s6RTP2 81 sTEEET
RARcEL oE dRouNp. .LocArEp AZ AZ
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zHT zHs SS SoAkb $oSH os SSss SSs
:ssofdsd Liner NJ Gsfa foo % s'ass aas
coamS, and 0ths the Gt requet as 'f'tie. oi he
Party Rrnt;.. secured tnsreb?, the undersisnsd
spfsSsa Il. Dsc. tn cdaIs HHqx c e. Gsufs un.a Ns
States for The District Of Columbia. viii
rna Of Pusss ses iSson Hsmpsh4. At sHsne h n0rh shs
Nis5sS5ErEESIH iss5 II PAX e x5sES2Rx H AP
Srsntord Company ''f 1formerY tissis the crsntord
ot sse IN Se sRnoaessa md
ana premises situate in the District of CO.
o T ro snd BENG IN sast psrt
nnumbered Ten ,uol. described as follows:
5esInns for the same at he Mom
north on Twenty-Second street, 36.S15
feet more or less, 3, to The south lne of me
veyed TO Louis w Richie bv deed recorded
IN Liber 1903 at folio 334 of the land
records Of the DISTRICT of Columbia; thence
] or less to said avenue, and thence south
or less to the place of beginning. Also
original lot numbered Two e., in square
numbered Four (4>, Five l5( Six t6' and
seven 90 in square numbered Twelve U2l.
And also the north forty-four t44l feet
all Of ORIGINAL lot Numbered Four a, in in
square sus,e SOUTH OF square numbered Twelve
Terms of sale; one-third of the pur-
in two equal instailments. payable in one
ana two years. with interest at fve per
centum Per ,annum. pavahlc sent-annually
trust upon the property sold or all cash
at the option o. the purchaser A denosit
OF 10000 IN cash or certified check
veyanc,ns. recording revenue stamps, ETC etc.
be complied with within 20 days from
osy OF sa,e. otherwise the trustee reserves
the PROPERTY at the risk and cost of de-
terms, after fve days advertisement OF
IN sac1 rfSas IN 9~s published
M me Of dsPn sny ern hf or pr"sss eausp. Ts.
fh asiHs p fsusT dsta9eS compSsY 24prsssr
Substituted Trustee.
'sf.'} +. 9. Wills Atstfi; '''''"''
7oRRR5sEssS;, 4as 8 Ise;zs seSsAHAM, RREz
Attornevs for the partv Secured
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

QLDsMOBHE 1888 town sedan. beautiful
2-passenger. 2-door car with roomy trunk.
wiaGYs w1i9dGeess wAsH1NofnsN9n wsAesaHf1fI fns 9nIS iScs 1851
1885 18th St Renihiic 4odo
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81 oR6EK OF THE TRUSTEE.
4. Due to the inclement weather the above
WEpSESRAY; THE T1,MENTXrrs rsIXTHs };,E pAy I,.z
HOUR 81 hYD oRbfE EHME cfAfF 81 The TRUSTEE.
fHos. ]. OWEN 4 soN, AycT1oNEERs
ERoxEp GAogSp; IecATEP a IHF
M55E HEFISS IS S4SazE 5R2zEnSAEE 40 o> %
INa Mt II At s : 1a9 5edARE fEEf '1 Or
duly recos sed in Liber No, 57:s, foho l5G
e SEQ. Of me lapd rec9rds Of the = strie, ,,,t
o. pary aseu7ed anf ereby .ne e' 81 m
trustee. substituted in Equity. Cause No
stass ~ ana ID IL eo Of %
Ing a Bankruptcy Court. No. .45c, vi
rs n public an ae5fa 2a far Il N1NE
AT THREE O'CLOCK PM, the toloVina
plstrict @ eo Of f G. ceiumpia. @ and designated a
and being original lots numbered seven {.
to nnmbersd asysd n Dqn ncaaSiVe & IN square
Terms of sale One-thlrd Of the pur-
chase money to be, paid in cash balance
In two equal installments. payable in one
and two years, with interest at SIX per
centum per annum, PAYABLE semi annually
from day of sale, secured by rirst deed OF
trust upon the property sold. or all cash,
ct the option of the purchaser. A, deposit
of Sl.O0o.00 in cash or. certified check
will be required at time of sale. All con-
veyancing. recording, revenue stamps. etc.
At cost Of purchaser: Terms Of sale to
be complied with within 80 DAYS from
the right to forfeit said deposit or to resell
the property AZ the risk and cost Of de-
fauItng purchaser: upon the toreeoine
terms after Ave days advertisement. of
such resale in some newspaper published
In Washington, y. c.; or with OF without
forfeitine the deposit the trustee may
avail himself Of any LEGAL or equitable
rights against the defaultine purchaser.
COLMAN B. STEIN.
Substituted Trustee,
Shoreham Bldg.
TORBR1EEP, GRAHAM, BREG
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fwDue to the inclement weather the above
The fiiI TWENTY- -FfRsf DAY OF lANUARYl..
Ap. 1888, AT THE SANE HOUR AND
A BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.
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eFDue to the inclement weather the above
MoNpAY, nsY THE The TWENTyeFoURIH DAY
OF JANUARY, AID. 1888: AT THE SAME
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEE.