Johnson City Chronicle from Johnson City, Tennessee • 9

rvJffTf't Tfl LAJXx it Saturday, August 18, 1928. "wnrwBr TCLfPHOKC 1M a rw.j0HNS0N cfTy CHRONICLE tp Page 9X Profitable Opportunities Are Presented Regularly Among These Classified Ads. WalftygiSa Img'accgssegeaBiifaaB Show Will Give Two Full 1888 1 V. -w-w 81. lion Performances; Grounds In Good Shape or not would be able to get on the lotTReally, it couldYaltr atl dey FOR SALE 6 room, 2 story, frame houae, newly papered and painted.

Convenent location, extra lot Owner is leaving town and desires to sell within the next ftomoi row)-The heavy aod on to suit purchaser. Bagby Realty Keystone Field quickly absorbed Co. the rain the past few dayi and the lot is in good condition. Two representatives of the circus, Messrs. Clawson and Boyle, arrived in Johnson City Friday morning and immediately Inspected the lot They were well pleased.

"The big top and the menagerie top will be set at the far end of Keystone Field with the auxiliary tents such as the stkbles, dining tent at this We will unload on the siding at the field and will haul along the paved Street so that there will be no difficulty whatever," said Mr. Clawson. MX am going into this detail because a number of people this morning expressed doubt as to whether FOR BALE New, five room saw StptuTe LcssciT6f Mem still get on, because th part of th field where we will set the mein shows Is high and wen drained." The Robinson Clrcu ran Into hard luck Thursday aa a washout on th railroad leading into Bristol delayed them so much that they lost the afternoon performance. The show passed through Johnson City before daybreak Friday morning, coming down from Bristol via ths Southern and transferring her to the Clinchfield. Friday they how in Kingsport, so that Friday night they have but short run and will arrive In Johnson City about three oclock Saturday morning.

Youngsters who want to see the circus unload will have to get up bright and early Saturday morning and go to the elding near Keystone Field. ory Verses By Congregation to Be Feature. A short program of organ musla, special choir selections and a few fine old hymns will take ths place of ths regular preaching service Central Baptist church Sunday night at o'clock. Th pastor. Dr.

Roper, will conduct th worship usual but will not preach. One the choice organ numbers by Mrs. Stout will bs Meditation on th theme of Av A scripture lesson mad up memory verses by the congregation will be on of to attractive fee tures of th Dr. Roper will make an effort to Identify and Plan To Spend $8,000,000 On Route 1, Tennessees Broadway Of America i xjT -Cookevllle-Carthage-Lebanon route; which Is also far along toward completion. Within two years, this latter route will be shorter in distance, better located from a highway standpoint, and paved with a much higher type paving.

These advantages will give it prestige over the present route. We have also started construction on the route from Nashville through Centerville to Linden, Lexington and Jaokeon, which is much shorter than the present No. 1 through Dlokeon, Waverly and Huntington, and the former route will therefore be the more popular for the reasons aa stated shove. I simply call your attention to these facts because the process of evolution applies to highway construction just a a it doea to all of the other inductile-In which man Is engaged. The preeent status of paving of Rpute 1 includes 191 miles of cement concrete highway, 42 miles of rock asphalt Lighway, 10 miles of bituminous concrete and 177 miles of bituminous macadam.

These are all of the high type of pavement In addition, about 100 miles are of low type pavement (surface treated) and 12 miles gravelled and $0 miles graded. Thus about 76 per cent of Routs 1 has high type pavement about 17 per cent has low type pavement, and only about 3 per oent Is still un paved. Route 1, the Austin Feay Memorial Highway, Route 15 (Th Broadway of Tennessee), and some of the other main routes get renewed construction work swarded in each oon-tract letting, and it Is ths purpose of the highway commissioner, he made plain, to. develop these routes aa quickly as possible in full keeping with their importance and traffic loads. The young Georgian noble was much upset over the persistence of reports that there is an estrangement between his wife and himself and that mutual divorce action Is contemplated.

He denounced such reports as absurd saying they were being circulated by personal enemteswhowlshed to embarrass him. Our married life is Ideal In every respect," said th Prince. Science Finds Way To Bar Destructive Germs From Preserved Food One of the hardest battles that science has ever had to fight, and the most Important so far as the welfare of mankind is concerned, Is the struggle against harmful bacteria. In this long fight, science has found out many things about bacteria and their habit and relationship to human beings. One of the most interesting is the fact that there are scores and even hundreds of different kinds of bacteria surrounding us every hour hour of every day.

No matter how tightly we may close our doors and windows, or how clean the house may be, these tiny, beings float right In through the air, or are carried into the home, in uncounted millions, on our bodies, clothing, ato. Ti'V-i'-t Music Service At Central Baptist On Sunday Night at as of of locate every verse that la quoted in this lesson. Some of the bacteria that invade our homes and take up their residence. there produce spoilage In food, such aa the souring of milk. They ar to be blamed for th annual loss of millions of dollars worth of fruit and vegetables which might havs gone to 1 feed hungry mankind.

Against these particular food germs, science has waked Intensive and merciless war. It has been found that certain chemloals retard the action of these bacteria in But these chemicals ar thefnselves harmful to the human body particularly the digestive organa so that they can be used only sparingly, if at alL Many of them are strictly prohibited by law, and the use of others Ilka benzoate of soda Is closely regulated. In recent years, Investigators have found that there are two way of barring these germs from food and so pressrvlng it for long periods. One way is through creating a vacuum; the other is by the used of heat, and effective leaL For ordinary household purposes, th latter la by far the most convenient and practical. It has been proved (hat the germs which causa food to spoil cannot stand intense heat Whan fruit and vegetables ar heated to the boiling point and kept at that temperature for a while, all the bacteria ar killed, and other will not enter so long as th food is hot.

This make it a fairly simple matter for the modern housewife to preserve her fruits and vegetables by corrsctly sealing while hot Perhaps the beet way to be sure of keeping an air tight, mold-proof seal that will effectively prevent contamination and souring is to observe the following directions: A apse gt least Vi Inch should be left at top of glass for proper paraffining. As soon as each batch is poured, cover immediately with a thin coating of hot malted par-' affln right on top of the hot jelly or jam. This protects it at once. Malted paraffin does not mix with the jam or Jelly but floats on top of it Seal again when cold. After jelly or jam Is or next day, add a heavier coating of hot tatlU-ed paraffin and roll each glass to make a perfect seat This double coating keeps jams and jellies perfectly for dny length of time.

Food prepared this way can be kept fresh and sweat for months and even And the process Is very eaay and inexpensive. Par-ewax can be obtained in pound packages from any grocery store or drug store at a nominal cast This use of paraffin wax represents one more victory for applied science over the omnipresent bao-teria. Time will' doubtless produce more, and mankind will happier and healthier for them. HAZARD, Kjr Aug. 17.

(IE Lewis Phillips today was under sentence of life imprisonment for the murder last December of Ho-bert Combs. Phillips had been at Idrge until August 8 when he was captured while hiding at the horns of his brother, Lee Phillips, at Brlcevllle, Tenn. RICE, President 4, xasamecr Advertising Rate Cub Site By Um Line Cub Mut Aoeompuf Ordet zrnn 1 tbacrtln mt Bn mamath InwrtlA So par line eonieeutlve tnaertlone To bar to 10 cooMcbtlT iDMitiona 10 per Card 1 Tbank 10 Dr Jla fBt -aree ward te the Bob He to ton then 0. Tw-vatot WedMe tm 10 pm )Ua gentsa. THB ATFALACRUN PUBUBIK will net mpoMibU for boh ttu eee fecotreat IsMrSae of oy oUjaifWd fMilwmt Snot boufd 0 wo4 IgKinfiy JEnr id la mtrieted i lb fM laainotlon bad to tb tenlat CbraWa tad Staff Saw Iff of typa Pebliftam (ami Um right to adit laleol as odrartjtla eop.

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Repairing Sendee Stations 17 Wanted Automotive BUSINESS SERVICE' Business Service Offered Building and Contracting ffning, Dyeing, Renovating Dressmaking and Millinery Heating, Flumbta. Roofing 88 Insurance and Surety Bonda -24 Laundering SI Moving, Trucking, Storage 26 Painting, Papering, Decorating 87 Printing. Engraving. Binding 88 Profeeslonal Service 89 Fapfiiwtng and Refinishin 80 Tailoring and Preaalng SI Wanted Buslnoes Bervlce EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted Female i g3 Help Wanted Male $4 Help Mala and Female gaBeitora Canvasser. Agents 86 Situations Wanted Female 17 Situations Wanted Mala financial 18 Business opportunities Investments, Stocks aad Bonds 1 Wanted to Borrow INSTRUCTION 42 44 46 49 Correspondence Course Musical, Dancing, Dramatic Private Instructions Wanted Instruction LIVE STOCK- 7 Dogs, Cats, Other Peta 48 Horses, Cattle, Vehicles 49 Poultry and Supplies 10 Wanted Live Stoca MERCHANDISE Ei Articles For Sale BlA Barter and Exchange 52 Boats and Aceseories 58 Building Materials 64 Business A Office Equipment 56 Farm and Dalrt Produce 68 Fuel.

Feed, Fertiserllsera 57 Good Thiga to Eat 58 Home-made Things 69 Household Goods 60 -Jewelry, Watches, Diamonds 61 Machinery and Tools 62A Radio Equipment 88 Seeds, Plants and Flowers 84 Specials at the Store 86 Wearing Apparel 86 Wanted To Buy ROOM AND BOARD 67 Rooms With Board 68 Rooms Without Board 68 Rooms for Housekeeping 70 Vacation Places 71 Where to Bat 79 Where to Stop In Town Wanted Rooms or Board REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 74 Apartments ami Fists .76 Business Place For Rent 76 Farms and Land For Rent 77 House For Rent 79 Suburban For Root 81 Wanted To Rant REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Brokers in Real Batata 84 Honsea For Sale 86 Lota For Sals 86 Shark A Mountain For Sals. 87 Suburban For Bala 88 To Exchange Real Estate 89 Wanted Real Estate AUCTIONS LEGALS 90 91 Auction Salas Legal Notios CLASSIFIED ADS RECEIVED TILL 10 A.M. taffofws 8 8 P.M, Chronicle -nvmasmen' 78 Wanted Rooms and Hoard. WANTED Room and board, elost to business district References Address Box 01, this newspaper. Apartments and, Flats "Fofc FRANKLIN APARTMENTS PHONE 5128.

FOR RENT One 2-room furnished apartment also one 8-room furniahsd apartment For information call Taylor Furniture store. AVAILABLE September 1, 5-rootn apartment on first floor of Millar Apartments. Can Miller Brothers, 5100. 77 Houses for Rent FOR RENT New modern seven room brick veneered bungalow. Good garage, eoaerete drive way.

Excellent neighborhood. $65 00 par month Bagby Realty Company, Spring St FOR RENT New modem six room brick veneered bungalow Good gang, concrete drive way. Excellent neighborhood. $60.00 per month. Bagby Realty Company, Spring Street TWO SMALL HOUSES One with five acres land, $15 month.

Ap-' ply to Mr. Martin, 308 Tenn Natl. Bk. Bldg. 81 Wasted To Rant WANTED Two or three furnished rooms for tight housekeeping Have two children.

Write Bax 799, this newspaper. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 3 Farm and laal For Bale JONESBORO PIKE Owner anxious to aril hie home of 6 rooms and one-quarter a era of lead. The bouse has electric lights, cistern water on back porch, bath room without fixtures. The house is practically new and is in good condition. He has reduced the price to only $3,050.00 on easy terms for immediate sale.

Why not make an Investigation and see tor yourself. If you went to get onj of the city In a small country home, NOW is your chance. Fhoos 414 and we will be glad to show you this property. THE 8TAN-YARNS LITTLE COMPANY, Inc, John Sevier Hotel Bldg. FOR SALE 18 acme of unusually fertile land no waste.

Three and a brif miles from Johnson City, on good road. Bearing orchard of apples, peaches, cherries grapes. Freeh land. Excellent opportunity for truck and poultry farm. Good five room house with all necessary outbuildings Priced only $4,500.00.

Bagby Realty Co. FOR BALE 8 acra, 3 miles froro Johnson City, tour room house. Good been, orchard and fine spring. Price $3,000.00, aaay terms Bagby Realty Company FOR SALE 18 sore of good level land tour miles from Johnson City. Ou Jonesboro road.

$175 per aore. See P. Stiles, Bagby Realty Co. FOR SALE 10 aerw land near Olty and State Teachers College, on pike road, land ha beautiful building site, fine orchard, of 90 bearing trees. This is a real buy for only $2,500.

Terms. Shell Realty Co. Phone 658. WE HAVE just purchased one lot on Eighth Avenue, being the second lot from the present residence of Mr. E.

F. Taylor which is located at the corner of Wel-born and Eighth Avenue. This lot lies with an eastern exposure and is eixty-two and one half feet in width. It is, well elevated and anyone would enjoy owning nice home on this lot Ws will sell this lot and build a home on it and help finance the whole prop-position. For further particulars asa CARR BROTHERS Phone 5104.

FILLING STATION Corner lot tor eaie on new Olanzstoff road. -Apply to office in Reo Vista on Elizabeth ton highway. CORNER LOT on narrow guage railroad, admirably suited for erection of coal tipple or building lumbar yard. Apply to office Rio yista on Ellaabethton highway. BUY A CAMP alt facing beautiful Watauga River.

Apply office Rio Vista, Elizabethton highway $4 Houses For Sale OAK STREET Very attractive little home, compact, and conveniently arranged. Thla home consists- of -enclosed porch across front, living room, dining room, kitchen, bath and two bed rooms. This lot Is wall elevated and commands beautiful view of the mountain. It is located in aa 1 excellent neighborhood. The lot is 50x200 feet and has plenty Of fruit trees, garden spot, garage and chicken run.

This is a good buy at $3,500.00 on terms Of $500 06 cash, balance $50.00 per month, phone 414, The Stanyarna Little Company John Sevier Hotel Bldg. 7.. Card of Thanks. WE DESIRE to express our appreciation for tho many acts of kindness shown us during th' Illness and death of our aon, Roy. (Signed) Mr.

and Mrs. James Adams and family. h. -J i DANCING At Id and Park, Bluff City, every Wednesday and Saturday night. Music by Chester Landes.

WANTED To adopt girl to years old. A good home and well cared for. Answer, Box 797, this newspaper for appointment. ANYONE motoring through to Detroit who would like passenger apply 701 Walnut 10 Lost, Strayed, Found DOST Lady silk handbag' containing three keys, several dollars and black Parker fountain pen with name Ivan Miller engraved on aide. Call E.

this newspaper. AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles For Sal See These On Our A good used car is better than a cheap new one. 1928 Buielc Coach. 1927 Buick Sedan. "1926 Buick Sedan.

1926 Essex Coach. Johnson City Buick Company Horbert Seaton G. Sparks 820 E. Main St Phono 170 GOOD WILL USED CARS 1927 Pontiac 1926 Chevrolet Landau sedan 425 1927 Chevrolet coach- 450 1927 Chevrolet coach-' 400 1926 Chevrolet coupe- 275 1924 Chevrolet coupon 75 1924 Stndebaker 7 passenger touring COME OVER and sea the new I wire wheel equipped "Fontlacs. Open till 9 p.

m. KYLE AUTO SALES CO. Phone 675. Market Street USED CAR BARGAINS a Sea them on our Ascade lot 1928 Buick Coups. 1927 Chevrolet Coups.

1928 Chevrolet Touring. OPEN REO-CADILLAC Inc. Salas and Service. 214 W. Market St GOOD USED CARS WORTH THE MONEY 1927 Buick Coupe 1928 Whippet Coach 1927 Whippet Coach Coach 1926 Whippet Coaoh 1926 Overland I Coach Chrysler 70 Coups 1926 Dodge Coupe 1927 Dodge Sedan 1826 Dodge Sedan 1926 Dodge Sedan 1924 Dodge Coups 1926 Ford Sedan 1925 Ford Touring 1925 Ford Rood star 1926 Ford Roadster, truck $675.00 $450.00 $400.00 $300.00 $325.00 $400.00 $650.00 $375.00 $500.00 $600.00 $400.00 $200.00 $400.00 50.00 75.00 body $100.00 1924 Ford Touring $125.00 1925 Ford Sedan 2-door $150.00 1923 Nash 'touring $250.00 1925 Nash Special touring L.

$375.00 1928 Nash Special Sedan I. $650.00 1924 Overland Champion $125.00 1924 Willy Knight $275.00 TERMS One-thlrd Cash, Balance easy pay. MORRIS MOTOR CO. 216 W. Market St 16 Repairing Service Station TWO WRECKERS, at your service day and night, A meohanio all blglit Fenders and body work a specialty.

Herrin-Laaoh Repair Shop, 219 West Market Street Telephone 1047. BUSINESS SERVICE 18 Business Service Offered CALL US I Floor sanding. Weather strips. Copper -sad Zinc, Art metal screens. J.

E. CLONINOER, Reliable Builder. SPECIAL EVERY MONDAY Ladles plain dresses, dry plesnedc. $1.00. ain-JW Mens 2 or 8 p.

suits lry cleaned 75c. We Call for and deliver IDEAL PRESSING PARLOR Phone 902 704 Buffalo St ANY automobile Key made 60c. Vlo-trola springs $1. Keys duplicated 25o. Phone Diffloult Repair Shop.

AT STUD Lincolns choice saddle stallion. $20.00. Address A. It Kirkpatrick, Jonesboro, rout or T. F.

Carter, Johnson City SS Help Wanted Female WANTED Colored woman, fond of children, to cook for small family ft country home. Good wages and "Sunday afternoon and evening off. Telephone 6130. 33 Help WastrO Male WANTED Young married man 7 with sales ability for insurance debit Salary and commission to hustler, with dean record. Apply Room 2, Savoy Bldg.

45 Agen or EVERT HOME PROSPECT Sample pocket else; big profits; positive repeats; a household neo-ess It with Instant appeal; write for out Bales plan. Dept Deoo Produota, I Columbus Circle, New York. ONE of Tennessee's leading Legal Reserve Life Insurance Companies. desires (general agent tor Johnson City and surrounding territory. To the right man we have a real opportunity.

Address Box 798, this newspaper. 86 Situations Wanted Female WANTED Place a nice and convenient home. Apply to Gertrude Stout 122 Sidney St $7 Bltnatlona Wanted Male YOUNG MAN of integrity and fcbh-Ity desires connection with construction or produce firm or any tlrm who can uss my services and that of a VA ton G. B. 13 ft stake body truck.

N. M. Thomas, Gen. Dei. Elizabeth ton.

Tenn. FINANCIAL 89 Inveetonente, Stories sal Bonds MONEY TO LOAN on automobiles or on personal endorsement. Room 203, Burleson A Laws Bldg. Second floor. MONEY Ima on waicbea, diamonds, jewelry, everything of value.

I Arced Building. HAVE CLIENTS with money to loan on endorsed notes- Moses E. Cantor; Atty, MaaecglS Bldg. LOANS First and second mortgages on city property; up to 85 per cant of valuation. Easy payments.

Union Mortgage Co, 8 Little Bldg. Phone 8218. INSTRUCTION 45 Private Instructions SCHOOL DAYS AGAIN! Before making decision as to what school you will enter this Fan, or what your Ufas vocation is going trf bo, why not investigate the greatest printing school in tho U. 8. The printing industry la broadcasting a call at this time for the higher type of bright well-educated young man and young wbmen and It offer op-portunltiee to rise in the ranks of well-paid workmen.

Tho work is interesting and delightful. Give yourself a chance instead of writing for someone else to give It to you. The best asset you can have la a good trade that will guaran tea you to become self-supporting, that wilt provide a competency for Ufa The printing trade is of th best. Writ for particulars. Southern School of Printing.

Box 369, Nashville, Tenn. WANTED Position a teacher of piano In public Address Graduaia" this newspaper. MERCHANDISE 51 Articles For Sale UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE Two modal five one twelve inch carriaga Machines are in excellent condition and fully guaranteed. UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO, 109 Tipton St, Phono 1656. -Known Quality FURNITURE Get our prices.

We can you money. BROOKS FURNITURE CO. Hubert Brooks, Owner. 201 E. Myrtle Ave.

Formerly Miller Ftirn. Co. USED FURNITURE fiougil tnd Sold We also specialise la repairing, re-flnlnshlmg and upholstering furni-ttira Xj LYLE FURNITURE AND RENEWAL CO. 121 Spring St Phone 1S67-J 54 Business A Office Equipment BARGAIN! I Slightly used store and office fixture, bookkeeping machines, oaah registers, conto-meters, kardex system, steel shelving, showoeees, etc. P.

Ballengee, 408 Peachtree Rt 59 Household Goods a WE WILL BUY your used fur niturs or exchange for new. Fountain Square Furniture Co. Phone 774. ROOM AND BOARD Rooms For Housekeeping FOR RENT Furnished room. All conveniences.

Close in. 302 W. VkA COMPLETELY FURNISHED loom; bath; private, entrance; rent reasonable. Phone 189 or 1005-L. WANTED Boarders at 413 Ham- 11 ton street reasonable rate.

FURNISHED Bed room. Modern convenience; $10 per pnOnth. $09 W. Maple FOR RENT Nicely furnished room In modem home. Call 1234-Wr 68 Rooms Without Board FOR RENT To couple only, furnished first floor of modern home in first class neighborhood from Ssptsmber 1 to May 15.

Best of references must be given. Phone 274. The total estimated coat for the permanent improvement of Route 1, the Memphts-to-Bristol highway, which has been designated as the Broadway of America, Tennessee section, is around $8,060,000, accord Ing to state highway department figures based upon plans for paving this highway and construction already under way. The Broadway of America meeting in Nashville recently was very much heartened by the information given out from, the office of Highway Commissioner Harry S. Berry to the effect that a schedule for covering with high type paving all section of Route 1 has been completed, and that the department is thoroughly committed to the paving of this entire highway from Memphis to Bristol.

Pointing Out that the normal traffic on tola highway, quit apart from its designation a part of a big trans-continental routs, merits paving all along its length jnst aa soon aa this can be accomplished. Commissioner Berry wrote Charles H. Peay, secretary of the Nashville Automobile Club, as follows: There la one thing that I desire to particularly impress upon you, and that is the type of road that is being constructed today is so far superior to the accepted types of three years ago that- these latter types now belong to a secondary classification. Many of the sections of No. 1 were constructed of penetration type sixteen feet In width co that an extensive reconstruction program will be necessary before these sections of highway could be brought up to the standard of a trans-continental route.

I also desire to call your attention to the fact that the present No. 1 from Cross vllle to Nashville will be a far less populdr and far less serviceable route than the Crossvllle Wateb Food Values In Selecting Summer Diet Every woman knows that when the mercury starts flirting with the century mark something happens to her familys appetites. Good old meat and potatoes and pies, standbys for the feet of the year, some- howTeemetopriIr" Thethoughtfut menu-maker, therefore, plans her summer meals to Include much lighter, food plenty of crisp, appetizing salads, green vegetables and fresh fruits. These are the sorts of foods that appeal to us during the hoi summer months and tost it is right we should sat at this time. But, learns the Household Science Institute, there Is one danger that should be guarded against in planning the ideal hot weather regimen.

That la, in not getting sufficient real nourishment. Valuable and necessary as vegetables are for their minerals and vitamins, they do not contain too essential bodybuilding materials that children need to keep on growing and adults need to keep up their usual program of activities. A considerable amount of th enervation and lassitude which people feir after heat wave of. several days coyld probably be traced to their attempting to live solely on light foods. On way of solving the hot weather food problem Is to omit heavy foods, such as beans, much meat, gravies, potatoes and heavy puddings, replacing them with foods which are light but which also contain ths same body-building qualities of the heavier This means drinking plenty of fresh milk and also eating abundantly of foods containing skim milk 'solids, bread, cake, cheese, cookies and Ice cream Skim milk solids are milk with the fats and ths water removed.

They contain all the minerals and vita-mins of the whole milk except that which is supplied in eating butter. They are, rich In bon and tooth building mlnsral salts. Their protein 1s a rich source of muscle and tissue building material', while the lactose in swim milk solids is particularly valuable-for keeping the intestinal tract In a healthy Cheese and Ice cream naturally contain the skim milk solids. The slight effort which it takes to see that the bread and other bakery good purchased for the family are made with skipi milk solids Will be rewarded by Increased health and vitality during the trying summer Pola Negri May Not Renew American Contract bungalow on Cherokee Haights Large basement garage, paved street Price $4,200, very easy terms. Bagby Realty Company, 112 Spring street NORTH ROAN STREET New two story brick-veneer borne of six rooms besides bath rooms, breakfast room and many closets.

Select oak floor thruout Basement under entire house, concrete floor and walls. Steam heat Dlstlncltve design. Double garage. Excellent view of mountains. price $10,00000.

Easy terms. Bagby Realty Co. FOR SALE Genuine bargain 4 room house fronts on Fall St, lot 40 by 100 feet paved street and all paid for. Electric lights and water. $1,000 cash will buy, easily worth $1,500.

See A. Hughes, Arcade Building, City. SI Wanted Real Estate WANTED 8 or 10 acres suitable for sub-dlvislons in or.1 around Johnson City, or Elizabethton Address Box 802, this newspaper How Is the Time to Lay la Ycur Coaf Onr Family LoanSenrfieo XYIU Solve All Yen? fttooey Problems SlOO QAN payable $3 inintMy, plus legal interest and fees. 200 LOAN payable $10 monthly, plus legtl in terest and fees. $300 LOAN payable $15 monthly, plus legal interest and fees.

Other Amounts In Proportion. Cost fixed by law. Every repay ment reduces the sost AH loans In strict privacy. CALI WRITE OR FHONR. Personal Finance Co.

Room Harr 2nd floor, N-W Cor, Fountain Square artti Market Street, Johnson City, Tenn. Phons 1640. Open 8:30 to A Saturday 8:80 to Uod by toe State ami Bonded to the public. First Mortgage Applications Invited For Loans on Improved Property in Johnson City and Suburbs. Goode Investment Corporation 113 Tipton SI Phono 48 FREE 1 FREE FREE Marcel With each shampoo for one week only.

Introduc-. ing Miss Foister BEAUTY SHOPPE 2nd floor LittL Buidinq Phone 29 WHITE-STAR COACH LINES' Bristol Lv. Bristol a. m. 9:30 a.

m. 12:30 p. m. 9:80 p. m.

4:00 p. m. 7:00 jk Johnson city Tv. -Johnson City 6:45 a. m.

9:80 a m. 12:15 p. m. 2:80 p. m.

4:00 p. m. 6:18 p. m. Fare 90c Round Trip $120 6 For 2nd Mortgage Loans On Improved Rea! Estate iohnsoi City an" Suburb a Consult uoode Investmenf Corporation IIS Tipton St Phone 48 Read The Want Ads She needs to getiout 1 A car that will delight her.

A splendid, serviceable used car that ha been reconditioned. Let us show you both how you can save. 7- 1928. Chrysler 52 practically new; 4 wheel brakes. 1928' Dodge East Four; 4 wheel brakes.

7 1927 Chrysler 70 Coach. 1926 Hudson Brougham. 1 RANGE MOTOR CO. INCORPORATED 119-121 MARKET TELSI54 JOHNSON CITY. TENtiu; PARIS, Aug.

17 (INS Pola Negri, PollehTiJm beauty who won hef reputation at Hollywood, expects to go to Germany to make pictures her husband, Prince Sprge Mdvanl, announced today. Ths Prince revealed that he had become his wifes manager and that he is going to Berlin to confer with German film producers In an effort to get a contract for Pola. Her American contract already has expired. The prince said that he and Pola would return to the United states, but Yvill spend only part of their time there year. EUGENE M..