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Show TI1E HERALD I TV 64; 5! BFG1.V HTHi: TOD - JOURNAL', LOGAN, UTAH, Pi. I Author of "MAD MARR! V, JON PY IT PAGE SEVEN Clkimms in AUTOMOBILES FOB SALE J- - se& Phone 50 or Mail Them In 11930 1 1929 11927 11929 t r, Yeu'rs right, Rel. I brightly lighted bnt outside the light. The rent vas five dollars Nonna Kent, li ked myself a winn,'. Lull? rounds of the pleasure seekers. higher. In a Inw mar- neTftnrr ri M 1HK lit m.lls, huh oT I . Norma, this is limit!, y ForUr, Tall office buildings, strongholds of Mark stormed a bit at transfer1 HS, mlltionnire TK real estate otherwise Lnonu as r rnn.merie, rm-- on either side. Not ring to smh an unfashionable dealer, uftrr the milter ban it.,rn you null scarnlv lie able to half a dezm pedestrians were in neighborhood, to eat Mark off vtitltuui n but he discovered the xuarriuae taken plaet. ior 'guess. lip.I waibles tho uio-ob sight. how rents mounted elsewhere. mu fans known Mark, mih fete vteekn, did not hnuu during ilie noxious ur.or aa-- is the host amaNorma knew that Mark was worteur boxer in Marlboro. that be a uriNhtg n mil V'ORAIL and Mark walked slowly, ried and disturbed. No need to ask liiMiairen non. Mrs. Truvor-- ! Tbe fory open In Marlboro, little. He was holding when he arrived home at night middle Tnere was hovi-- li Murer'ty in lie lir-- saving western iut'iropii. arm, her close to him. whether the day had brought keeping Olkivnu: Ml MHKs, yuh iorters annni mg eves. Norma Norma nltaren an apart They came to Broad street. Halt luck." She cheered him bravely. warnn d to rnent, and IHUDLl.k H HT, t hi this rathtr eocentiie ,a t,0(k awav was the Liberty build- - She was so sure all he needed was employer, are nimrKKct at the looking youth. ir.g, where Brooks, V.VIliver and his chance in tho world. weltlinu. llfore thin Nurma lias refuMed to marry Hon FtltKI'M,, Well! it was Natalie whojllrooks had their law offices. How Mark Tiaveis metbod of hunt ?unK luwtfr o( whom ahe it mt in impatiently. Will, what many weary hours Norma tpd ins a job was tar from the pro- fond an a friend. are we standing here fur? lied and pent there! Mark wilt his espenwive road ceilure of most young men seeking t t to 1 are on our wav d uiMitrf tne honey to I hr not thinking of the law work. He never looked at She moon. jiet He and orma iso to don t columns In newspapers. He Jnnhioiinliie Klue Sprinns, where jou Join us? Jane and office as she stepped suddenly. It the ounic man lakea deliaht ia Thoiney will ho there. Monty's wa, Ignored employment agencies. Mark ripht here, Mark! she aurroQudlnff his bride wiih up a Cuban who does the, claimed. here In front of did not consider himself above such He Imrodooes Right her to H(lLU S'lUNK. um old rumba divinely, she talks about the flower store. Do you remem- - things. He was merely friend, and it in evident from th going into vaudeville with him. ber? entirely without an idea of Rtri's diMeompoMtire that nhe has Yes, reallv' Why don't you and tho business-likway to attack his knuwir Stone before. For dome do. mean Sure You I the night reason ahe also fears him. She land Mrs. Travers come along? , problem. I of the street dragged that pup out tries to eoutide In Mark but loses Shall we, Norma? Each day ho went to tho club. He One nijrbt Mark Joins The first time I ever courage. dont you? a eard (fame and does not return iTTE sauted to go. Norma caught . you? Say and were you high-ha- dropped into offices wheie he had until S n. tu. lie admits he lias the eagerness in Mark's voice, Wouldnt give me a tumble. acquaintances, sauntered about the lout all his money. The young old haunts, always in the expectacouple face the probleat of get- itlie quick wav he turned to her. Wouldnt tell me your name to pay their money ting You go if jou want to, she tion he would hear of a good street across hotel bill andtogether The corner the buy railroad tickets. I think Pd better go was old and light thing. Making these rounds reMark wires his mother bat when told him. dim. Only the palest the answer conies It is a eurt re a large amount of time back to the hoel. My head's aching that quired fundi from Itis fn.her. Murk bor- land Im afraid I wouldn't be much glow of yellow fell across the girls should be spent in careless chatter. rows b'dKI from ilollls .Stone and face as she raised happy eyes. Mark was known as a good fellow. the young couple leave next morn- good at a party. But you found out, darling! Ob. j jj0 tried to maintain the ing for Murlboro. There .Mark Why, sweet! I didn't know you reputation. Insists on stopping at the evpen all Mark, happened only six a car one site Hotel Marlboro, lie spends werent feeling well. Of coursa I weeks that stood for Ile waiting Doesnt it doesnt it ago. more time with his wealthy won t leave von. Sorry. he evening during the hateful rush sort of friends tbua he does bimiiug a make tremble to think you now. the others Well have boor. A fat woman, arms loaded Job. One evening he mid .Norma to postpone participation in the how much eau happen in surh a with bundles, wedged her way bemeet N4T4LIH FIUCF, a debutime?" little tante who before Marks marriage festivities. Give Monty my love, tween Mark and the street car. As tried to inveigle hliu Into a yro Fhtnny all right. Say if will you, Nat? Tell her another d be stepped back to avoid the posal, me told six weeks ago that time well drop around so near his right WOW GO OT W ITII THE STOUT package Tho farewells were over quickly. I'd be married tonight Id never In eye he heard a familiar whistle. CHAPTER XXI Xatalio murmured icy, polite tbo world have believed them. But was Mark turned. Nat Prices tan Norma for nothing FpHERE cauglit Porter's arm and that was before I met you, Baby! roadster was halted less than 10 Travers to do but watch the tab- phrases, whirled Not not As she turned away. sorry, are you, Mark? yards away. Nat, clad !u bright leau. Mark was smiling broadly. Norma was positive she noted an Well, what do you think? Ha had swung arouud and caught green, was waving. He made hlu s interchange of glances between They went on again. Natalies hand. way to the roadster. Natalie and Mark, heard Nat Pi ice of an hour later they were Tho girl called out, "Hop In! Hello, Nat. Say its good to murmur something about take back in the hotel room. Norma a lift see you! your little headache home. slipped oft her hat and hung away Ill give you Mark hesitated. Afraid it would Thanks. Handsome. You wouldnt I bate to have you miss seeing her coat. kid me, would you? Whend you your friends because of me. Norma Mark had thrown himself Into be out of your way, Nat We're get in town? Oh and how youve was looking up into Marks eyes. the big chair. He was scowling at east now. Franklin avenue. been, missed, darling! Tlio place She spoke the words sincerely. the floor. As the girl turned he Dont be sill I can have you hasn't been the same. What are Oh, Say, I can see that said. Norma I think maybe you there in half the time the car takes'. you doing tonight? gang any time. Why didnt you were right when you said we Anyhow, I havent seen jou in much. "Why nothing Mark tell me your head ached. Baby? shouldnt come to this place. I ages! turned toward Norma. Want you Look, theres a drug store on the think maybe we ought to move. She swung open the car door and Oh, Im glad! Ive been so anx- Mark took his place beside her. At to know Nat Price. Norma, he corner. Mavbe if youd take someious to get into a place of our own, once the tan roadster shot forward. said. One of my best friends. Nat, thing youd feel better. She let him take her into the dear. Ar apartment where I can Ab! this was better than clinging this Is Mrs. Travers. So nice to meet you, Mrs. drug store. Tho boy at the soda cook anc keep house. It would be to a swaying street car strap! Nat mixed and presented the so much more fun! drove with perfect assurance. She Travers. Natalies words were ap- fountain Y'eah and dose I kept up a running fire of talk about a lots cheaper! in tall glass. Norma swalparently harmless as the Angoras lowed thp unpleasant mixture guess you think Im tho worlds the Leagues new revue, about Sidclaws. Covered, by silky fur, how prize dub. Norma. Mayba I am. neys divorce and Lotties wedding. those claws can slash and tear in bravely. Youll feel better now, Mark Only don't think Im not trying to As they stopped before the unimaction! assured her. Well back to the find a job. Ive tried a dozen places. posing apartment the girl turned Tm glad to know my husband's hotel and you cango lie down a Trouble is people start kidding impulsively. friends." The faintest traco of while. whenever they see me. They don't Theres something I've been tli proprietary emphasis on that word I'm ink went out serious about goon the street. It Tlipy really to say to you, Mark, she husband as Norma said it. was after S:30 and traffic on Center ing to work. It isnt that I hate to wanting "I want to tell you I think began. ask is for over this I favors. "Well, friends great, running Into street, Marlboros chief thoroughgot of you to its splendid perfectly you this way, Nat. Mark went on. fare, was at its height. Most of the that long ago. If we move the show the way your independence We've been at Blue Springs, you throng were heading for the thea- money we have will last longer have. No matter what anyone know. Just back a few days ago. ters and picture palaces. Noima flung her arms about his you else says Im for you! Saw Tempy this afternoon at the Norma stood still, clinging to neck. Travers flushed. Thanks, Nat. club We will move, she declared. Mark's arm, and breathed deeply A lank youth In top hat and of the fresh October air. Another "Ill start tomorrow morning hunt- And thanks for the lift home. Nor overcoat approached. Beneath the week and October would be gone. ing for a place. And you're going ma and Ill be seeing you soon. He stepped from the roadster and sahat hair that was extraordinarily The night was a cloudless one with to find work soon, too, dear. luted as It pulled off down the red was visible. The young man a cool breeze that was not chilling. came forward in swinging strides. Do you know what Id like to 'VORMAS quest for an apartment street An hour later from the chaise was more successful be exclaimed. do? 6he asked. Id like to walk. Hlo, Travers! than Didnt know you were in town. Its such a perfect night and I Marks search for work. Within longue In her boudoir Natalie spoke into a mauve telephone. A servant Well, hows the merry bridegroom? think the air would be good for my two days she had located a Bay, boy, you pulled a fast one head. furnished fiat a diminu- in the home of Marks parents anNatalie said silkl-ly- , Yes, tive arrangement of living room, swered. Well, then, well walk. embarking on seas of matrimony It's Mrs. Travers I want to and all that without anyone guessFor a block they drifted with the dressing room, kitchenet and bath. ing what you were up tol Oh and crowd. At the Intersection they It was in the neighborhood where speak to. Tell her Natalie Is callla this the bride? crossed and turned to the right. she and Chris had liv.fd. In a nicer ing. Something important! ' The stranger beamed at Norma. The street ahead of them was building with more air and sun- (To Bo Continued) Fwhf old lyr.l. 12, F7r3 LAURA LOU BROOKMAN is?is SEPTEMBER SATURDAY, v? it G.-cs- ? ar e loom home. Cull FOR RENT - Furnace heated S15. furnished rooms to yoir 3 FOR SALE -- Good used piano, $35 00 Call at 309 North 00 a person. 201 r ill; RENT JO room house. Full students $10 S16. Phene 1112-- ' Uiltli West 371 Wo-- t Center. Ap- East Thiid North. 5 SI Jensen. Garland. ply FOR SALF New washing Hyrum A20lt-FOwas $1600, now $65.00. RENT 4 room house, furnished or unfurnished. Phone Smith Bros. Lumber Co. S15 rort RENT Larne modem S14 Lome. 4)2 South Mam. Sid 926. rooms Full REN I New English l)lei FOR RENT -- Furnished HOLLER with batli and a 4 loom 'Mine im l,imn-VHiCull C. S j J.S If apartment, all lurnace heated. SKATING !tl Last Third North. Phone 525 or 1112. S14. ' 411 ma-cni-.- v. j I j FOR Iron SALE HERALD-JOUR- N YL, Logan, Utah. eating varieties. I - H. P. Ander-i- in. or afti-- 7 r fifth N'Vi - West. Phona iOTEl. Ulberta peaches Jiitf pears, ready FOR RENT MrOern 343 N apt from the 12th of September un3 c, East VI 25". til September 25- lames E. Hansen, Providence, phone 798-RVURNISIiED Steam heated OZi. rooms and apts. Park Hotel S27. FOR SALE Blue plums and 512.1 peaches- - Phone 784-J- 1. XENT Three r00m fur- nished Private apartment. 69c bushel, Elbertr peaches, white wheat 85c for 100 lbs. bath. 72 North First West. A2(St t. All kinds of fruits and vege-- ! ; tables at our new store- 375 FOR RENT Furnished apartment North Main. Drive out and save. 155 North 3econd East. A21tf. S15. Cache Produce company. Concord FOR SALE grapes Pf $1.50 per bushel. James C. .. S15. Jensen, Hyrum. ANIMALS Good bottling FOR SALE SALE FOR Four large brood peaches, 40 cents a bushel. sows, furrow hi three weeks-BaltzaAppollos Taylor, South Willard. 215 Peterson. 4. South S18. 'Third East, Preston. r laundress dosen pieces. No charges for small pieces. 493 East Fourth North. M22tf 25c i Woatted! VEGETABLES Tomatoes. Fifty NEW KIND OF HEAT BOILS WATER INSTANTLY. Make cents per buslieL Pickling cuMinute cumbers. three hundred $1.00. $15 daily. Pucke-MS14. demonstration. 902 Noith Second East. Pays to $1. investment Free offer. LuX-c- o, T. 95-N- FOR SALE A money maker, can work it in your home town. All cash business, small investment, large profits. See M. Reusch, 29 West First North. S18. New and Used S12. . Logan, Utah Does the Beet Job. Jackson ft Fry Co. Phone 19 CRYSTAL BOTTLING & FURNITURE EXCHANGE Furniture bought, sold and Exchanged -- EXPERT RADIO SERVICE Call . W. B. JONES Phone 1112 261 East 3rd North i, Furniture , , . MOVINGF i PHONE: 4W ;, (. H gooL And pianos r 'transferred parts of fbe t,cit& M.JV ' Long Distance Hauling - , iusehold ' Ci Dr.-E- Willcutt I osteopatUio : I PHYSICIAN . Piles and Varicdse Veins. rhone 575-- W 27 South 1st t jH I , ! t K Jo Wo L ' , Osteopathic Treatments. Non surgical treatment of SL RepaSirilmg NEATLY DONE We dse only the best of Expert workmanehlp. East S. 115 WENDENE3 North Main Street Guaranteed repair service on all makes of washing machines and vacuum cleaners. We call for and deliver, rhone 1027-JOHN J ROBERTS ' 75 So.' 4th West WEAR YOUR SHOES f? you want, to get on MOVING! . Local and long distance hauling. Johnson Cab ft Transfer Ce. Packing-crating- Phone 314 OUT FOR PRACTICAL HEATING your feet, Wear Your ShoeuOut! A good leather sole or pair of heels will save you money. ITS ECONOMY TO HAVE YOUR SHOES REPAIRED! We ap- WANTED To soli onr preciate your patronage. Christmas card assortments ' GOODYEAR SHOE and Christmas Dressing PackREPAIRING CO. ages- Your profit is very attrae-- 1 Shoe Rebuilders tive. For particulars, write, 77 N. Main 38 State SL Employment Department Colo-- ! Preston, Idaho nial Greeting Cards, lo7 We3t; Logan, Utah Fourth North, Loagn. , 010-- Practical nursing. 151 FOR SALE Good round native cedar posts. 75 South Fourth East Fifth North. AlOtf. West. Phone in'7- W. Logan. S5tf. Painting and paper hanging. vf "enter St., A Clean Furnace Paya. Our GIANT VACUUM CLEANER DIPPED AGENTS MISCELLANEOUS 12 SERVICE 446-- Eft-al- Agsats' Elkhart, Ind. fcone . FOR SALE FG'R SALE NErmIIETER POP CORN i, crisp popc'tn, t ittereu iinifoi nially. Roasted Peanuts We feathat are hot always. 2S0 North ture car service. Main Sheet, Logan. BUTTER Wo Rss LICBN8ED CHIROPRACTOR Twelve Yeare of Sueeeeatul Practice THOS. J. ROWLEY 318 Rhone 113-- - w i'd Dlfo WlMo expert culling. . - Pasteurltad MUk and Cream Phone 112 J. We deliver In Logan. ' We buy and sell old and young chickens. We do 2. FOE SALE JONES DAIRY Chicks For Broilers 8c Up 627-- Bartlett and hM e-- eh A5t f p. Call 20 $1 .SALT LAKE I - COUPE AT A BARGAIN! Kespectnble Kiuiilly Hotel Flnt aaj Cold Running Witter tn morn South Street t5Uj West L. M. HICKOK Proprietor 8alt Lako City 3 211 FORD 1931 A FOR - Phone and rtn2 CMt i S25. son. HyrumFOlt RENT Nicely furnished heated npaitments with garage, Best EIberta peaches for sale 135 P. A2 tf. Center. East Olson orchard.! cheap. Rupeit Jnq. 39 South Third West, Brig- FOR UE.VT Famished roams. 93 S14. ham City, Utah. h FOR SALE Experienced "JONES PLUMBING CC. ' Phone 823 Le Grand Johnson TRUCKING ft FREIGHTING COMPANY , Newton, Utah Dealer Iv Feed ft Grain PhonB MU4 WANTED - Phone iiVYvyMVl3IWlA ANTED J! 1LE HELT a Wr are planning on building large sales lorce immediately in this territory. We want a Divisional Manager to take charge Permanent ' connection. Increasing income. LOST Black traveling bag con- Write Director of Sales for taining ladies and childrens particulars. THE PROCESS CORPORATION clothing between Logan and 4 North Willard. Return to Dept. Troy at 21st Reward. S15. SEWER WORK ON Ehttsd- - Grading work on the ne-sewer line clown West Center ( WANTED -- T Medium Bqy sized new hat and telescopes,, with many other styles from which to choose are here in the new fall and winter colors and she lies. SI?. Chicago. yur j pnone 8CG-W- A . j S17. For sale in all parts of the city at Bedrock See our list beprices. fore buying elsewhere. We can suit you and save ... V Ax you money. your property Go SMITH CLOTHING CO. 75 N. Main. .l f mill . . . List for rent with us, we can rent for you! $195 $295 $345 j ago. , safe. Baltzar Peterson, 215 South street started Thursday mornS18. ing when Contractor H. P. Bair Third East, Preston. started men and teams at work. WANTED TO BUY 100 bushels The line is following th center good clean oats, 100 bushels of the street which is unpaved white wheat call J. W. Mor-- 1 Portland. and which was formerly the rell, 1151-A28tf.il Mr. and Mrs. Leo Orton of bed of the street railway track. Avon motored to Ogden Thurs- - This was take up some years WANTED All kinds of Donilrv. . , ?. umv at this unusually low price. . . Snap 'Z brims, welt edges, horn- - V burgs, PC-10- Herald-J- ournal. CERTIFIED RADIO SERVIC1 r Skanchy - Smith . Radio Engineer Day and Night Service . 148-Phones: 639-14 Fall Hats A26tf. 1136-- J. WORK WANTED Hard working college , student desires work for board and room. Leave your address at Herald-Journ- al office. S15. i attend. day. 1 NCAV modern -- J, STATE Kute - - - ST. and NO room 5 - - NAME beautiful Two RENT FORD PRODUCTS Private Parties RENT Lovely apartment,' rooms, kitchenette and . bath, other nice rooms with FOR SALF CHEAP- - One sec-- ! bath, all furnace heated with ond hand P & O beet puller- garages. Mrs W. B- Jones- Call' S15. First clas". condition. See it at at 525 or 1112. i Monson ber company, Rich- - FOR L Nicely furnished 5 S24. mend. Mini EiPctric rooin apartment 109 North range, garago- FOR SALE One large four-inc- h tired wagon. Baltzar son. 215 South S18- FOR RENT Three clean, Preston. ern, furnished rooms. 444 South S14 FOR SALE -- One good Second First West. Phone 682-hand wagon, 4 inch tires. FQR RENXsteaheateJfur. ' ' Cheap Call 742. . mshed apartments and un- FOR SALE Good Second hand furnished house. Phone 87-S5tf. double disk giam drill. Call, S12742 FOR RENT Fu m ished room, furnace heat. 396 North Main. S5tf. J, F( RENT FOR Three room fur- FOR ALE Fru.t. Orders taken nished apartment, furnace for pears, prunes, peaches, healed 398, North Main. S5tf. tomatoes and apples. Call W. R. ukni' small tuiuisiu'd Providence. S17.mtu Zollinger. bouse 3 rooms vltli batli, clone FOR SALE Grapes, jelly and in. pbou nmj irom 8 to ita. ct ' FUR i Cant-'hom- Mr. and Mrs. William G. Obi ay entertained at a miscellaneous shower at their home Thursday evening in compliment to their daughter, Hilda and husband Louis Obray of Portland. Ore., who were married Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Obray will make their home at - id A - L, -- Mtoir Co Special Rules To Phone1 furnished home, full basement A31tf. 'and furnace. 594 N. 1st. E. S12RIVT Two FOR SALK CHEAP llnus.. w lth FOR furnished ib ice Morns and buh. partly j rooms, downstaiis. 266 West on .irniHliel. Yerms Inquue West First North, S17. First North. sis FUR- RENT Modem 4 room apt. 459 West 1st. North. S16. irjd washing. SERVICE Hyrum homes, idea? locations. den entertained at dinner Thursday evening. Guests pres-- 1 Tn) ert were, Mr. and Mrs. E. B.! Lundquist, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-- j. Ham Napper, Mr. and Mrs. An- Vernon Larson left here Wed-- 1 and friends for a few days, drew Houljenson and Mr. and U30ARD AND ROOM V ery re nesday for Washington. D. C.,i Mrs. Amanda Miles and son, Mrs. Oscar sonable- 61 Wet Center. S26. Harwood. where lie will study medicine Wade, who have been visiting SoSecond The ward Relief WANTED Boarders $18 month. under the most competent in-- j here during the past two conference will be held Modern home. Can accomostructors. months, win leave for their 'ety the at tabernacle of date eight boys or girls. 691 e Mr. and Mrs. William at Falo Alto, California, Sunday that ward, beginning at 2 p. m. North S18. Fourth East. well were business visitors at 'on Saturday morning. Mrs. Ida Nuttall of Salt Lake Salt Lake City on Thursday. acAND ROOM Best BOARD Mrs. Adrian Toolson enter- City is visiting for a week with comodations for room and tained at her home Thursday her parents. Mr. and Mrs board. 236 North First East. afternoon. Miss Orlie Cragun Frank Corbett of this nty. S25. three-aMrs. a Mr. read dram?. The and Roy Gyllenskog Mrs. John B. Riggs and Dell same group of ladies wi.l meet; of Salt Lake City were guests U.S.A.C. students will find on September 24 at the home: of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Nelson Kessler of soda Springs were board and room very reasonhouse guests during the week of of Mrs. C- W. Htiren and will on Sunday S14Mrs. H. able at 82 Crockett Ave- organize a ladies Library club, Roy Christensen of Shelley, Hirst. Riggs father, Joseph after which they will meet Idaho, was a visitor at the Mr. BOARD AND ROOM For stu and Mrs. Orson Thomas every two weeks at the homes bom of Mrs. John Gyllenskog and dents In comfortable home. are of Laketown family cf club members. on Friday-MrReasonably priced. Phone 455-relatives the during Mrs. Beatrice Read who reS12 91 West Second North. and Mrs- Carl R. Barg visiting week here to attend the cently met with an accident and family of Salt Lake City, ward coming kermess. breaking three ribs is report- also Mr. and Mrs- Clarence Warren Pearce spent Tuesday ed improving. Rich, soont Sunday and MonMrs. George Toolson left here day visiting witn Mr, and Mrs. and Wednesday in Salt Lake City, transacting business. Thursday for Jerome. Idaho, Oscar Harwood. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Barson of Garbage and rubbish removed. where she will visit relatives Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Van Or- Clarkston is spending the week Call 448 Oil. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. wants ward kermess laid Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday brought many out of town people to the community. The banquet and dance held Monday evening were very well ittended. Ernest Obray acting is toastmaster. The play Hes My Pal was presented to a packed house by members of the M. I. A. Joseph Nickkells of Promotory vas here Wednesday with his oorses and riders and the brone ldmg was rile best seen for sometime. Steering by Curly Obray, Kenneth James and Osmond Welch was also very good. The M. I. A. opening party will be held Tuesday evening. The evening's entertaiment will consist of program and dancing Light refreshmets will be served. All mutual age are invited to S15 i l 210- - e The annual 1- -2 1- -2 ELITE HALL ! that! R. W. James. modern 208 ) sharp-cornere- . - Beautiful RFNT room bun?" low. double garage, spnwjdlng system, good FOR RENT To adults, beauli- 4 furnished modern location. 221 V. est First North, tulty with Phone 525 at 10 a m or C n m. room lume, sleeping B12tf- porch, bath, and basement ga- 275 BoulevaidPhone .rage, FOR SALE Will sell my beau-- 1 1025-S17. tlful place, none like it In thlj vallev Furnished apart-- I Also grapes, plums, pears FOR RENT ments 205 East Third North. and apples. 753 East Eighth S12.1 SlOtf. North street. Three-quarter- CITY I am a reader of the SALE- Furnished apart- -' East Fourth North, FOR m?nt. six j Smithfield News and have placed quick selling prices on them ton truck 11930 Ford 1 11929 Ford 1 Ton Truck 11924 Ford Ton Truck 11930 Ford Sport Roadster Also a number of real bargains in repossessed cars and trucks. at . t: three-in-ou- are anxious ' e DEPARTMENT 147 Washington Bureau. Daily HERALD-JOURNA1322 New York Avenue Washington, D. C. I want a copy of the bulletin SCHOOL LUNCHES, and enclose herewith 5 cents in coin, or loose, uncancelled. U. S. postage stamps, to cover return postage and handling costs: S12. FOR RENT ltiari. In order that children may be strong and well their food must meet three kinds of body needs: buildmg ana the body; furnishing energy repairing the different parts ofand or fuel for work and play; regulating the intricate chemical changes on which health and growth depends. Children in school need special attention paid to tne noon meal. Our Washington Bureau has ready for you a bulletin on SCHOOL LUNCHES, covering childrens noon meals at home, where they come home to lunch, suggestions for packing the basket lunch or lunch box, and luncheons prepared and eaten at tbe school. It is complete and comprehensive and will serve as a guide to you in kcepmg your children well and properly fed during the present school year. Fill out the coupon below and send for ii' 2- . j any-one'- d $350 FURNITURE to-n- , 1 HU-- FURNISHED j 'Dee-lighte- fr Truck $375 $275 $75 $375 11927 Chev. Roadster .....$125 11929 Oldsmobile Coach $275 11928 Chev. Ton Truck . $150 TOR RENT Tnrec room apait- - TOR RENT Furnished for light FOR SALE-O- ne $300 Charter Oak 1928 Chev. Coach mer.t with both. 153 E Third hou.seka ping, 3 looms, on enameled heater. Phone 130. 11929 Durant Sport Nerth. Phone 351. S16. ble k tram colloee, $15 00; $250 Roadster 'Jackson & Fry company. SIS room apaitmenhs, $10 and $12; 11928 Ford Tudor $300 OR RENT Modern four FOR PALE mimic loom. $0.50 at 102 V,V-- t Cheap Choice house Phone 1006-The following cars have been Ed Kauffman. ProviS12. Omer. left with us to sell. The owners dence. UNFURNISHED . Kcii-f..- 1929 1 - r- jr Ford Tudor Ford Coupe Star Coach Chev. Cabriolet Chev. 1 Y, Snmfclfo Real Estate Agency SSSS O it ib.K |