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screws Iii. Let meTdo It,"
Betty sat down on top Of the ladder.
"Everybody's out" she remarked,
lrrelevantly.
"I'm glad Of it." responded Wade,
composedly.
"Isabel's out, too"
There was q long silence. Betty's
chin was resting on one hand. The
other held bunch Of mistletoe ready
TOR hanging on the hook, and she
looked down at the tiny, pearly berries
meditatively. Wade walked to the
window and back again to the base Of
the footladder.
Don't you know that | want to see
only you, Betty?' he asked.
Betty hung the bunch of mistletoe In
place with unsteady fingers. He could
not see her face.
"I'm very busy, Mr.. Wade. You
know Aunt 0ctavia gives q ball to-
night. The decorators did all the
rooms except for the mistletoe, and 1
am to put all Of that up"
"You are always busy"
A trace of sadness came over the
lovely girlish face.
"They are all very kind to me-" she
said, bravely. 81 like to help, and feel
that | am needed"
There was the cound OF carriage
wheels on the avenue outside. As they
stopped before the house Wade's jaws
squared with determination. He held
I'D his arms to the figure in black on
he stepladder.
Betty, need you most, sweetheart"
le said. Won't you come to mel"
The poEtleres at the end Of The room
arted, and for an instant Mrs. Dexter
ind Isabel paused at sight of the pic
IRE tefore them At the foot Of the
adder stood Wade, with Betty held
losaly in his arms. his lips pressed to
lers.
"Elizabeth!" exclaimed Mrs. Dexter,
8 she caught her breath.
Wade raised his head, his eyes brim-
ul Of merriment
"It's all right, Mrs. Dexter" he said,
,heerIly. "We're under the mlstletoe,
nd Betty's Just promised to be the
only mistletoe girl in the world for
me. Merry ChrIstmasI"--Boston Globe.
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also admiringly, as a contented moth
er may look at a debutante daughter
who has fulfilled every expectation.
"He might wait, she suggested
Isabel frowned slightly.
"He doesn't like to be kept waiting.
mot by Others" murmured Mrs
Dexter, discreetly, "but when it is you
lear"
Isabel laughed and shrugged her
shoulders as she fastened the last but
ton.
AS the carriage went down the av'
snue Isabel bent forward to watch the
crowd OF Christmas promenaders.
Il ordered the holly and mistletoe
yesterday" Mrs. Dexter was saying
ruminatively. "The flowers came las
night, all except the table decorations
They are to be there by II. Betty sale
she would look after them"
"She has my chiffon dress to change
aefore dinner" said Isabel.
Mrs, Dexter bowed her head in com.
Portable abstraction.
"She can do both"
Isabel smiled quizzically at her tone
Suddenly the smile vanished and she
leaned toward the window eagerly Il
catch a glimpse Of tall figure as 4
turned into Fifth avenue.
There is Mr., Wade now" she said
Shall we go back?"
She hesitated, slight flush tlntint
her face as she sank back against th'
maroon cushions.
NO." she continued. Il think he will
wait"
The carriage passed without Wade'I
recognition Of Its occupants. HI
walked on up the avenue, his handI
ieep in his pockets. his chin upliftet
belligerently.
He would see her at all costs. II h
asked for her alone they could no
keep her from him. Heretofore In hii
calls 1t had been Isabel, as matter o
course, who received him. But to-day
was Christmas, and ne carried {
Christmas greeting to the girl HI
loved.
The ladies were both out, Giffort
told him al the door. Would he wait
Miss Betty is hanging mistletoe II
he study for the ball tonight" ex
planned Clifford.
Il will wait there" said Wade, AM
ilfford stood alone In the hall. looking
Il a IS gold piece which had reashe,
lis palm suddenly.
She was trying TO hammer a smal
Grass hook into the archway. and wa
jlnging sGftly. Wade thought as h
et the portieres ial behind hin tha
le had ne {er heard 'narA. the Hera.
..ngels sing, souA- LIl.e 80 sweet II
all his life.
Merry Christmas he said, AM
Getty dropped the hammer.
Il said Merry Cnfi-...das," he re
eated, laughing up at her,
please pick up the hammer" saiC
Betty, sedateiy. You mustn't bottle
me"
Wade laid the hammer on the table
you can't Inner in a scos,. 1
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aoYAL aAluNo pOwpGa Oo.. NEw voRt.

voice,, blown little farther by the
wind. II was Rosy's song; what did
t mean? The fathers lip trembled a
little. Rosy must be singing her song
now IN the church; what did 1t mean
.hathe should hear 1t here? Was any
hing wrong with the child-his little
set daughter? The wind blew the
sound to him again family.
peace and goodwill, goodwill to
men!' Might it not be a message to
himf Perhaps after all he had been
rash and hasty with Tom; Tom was a
good man. He would see him again
tomorrow.
The voice came again, little near
err; surely 1t was voice, a child's
voice, and there was the sound Of
sob in tit was Rosy's voice!
Nate Downey hurried on. The wind
tossed the snow in his face, clouds
were drifting up from the west, and
blotting out the stars.
He called finally across the field;
Rosy! Rosy!" the wind caught the
name as it left his lips and tossed \
away.
The little voice sang no more. Only
the wind kept up It's swift minor swell
and went on heaplng little mounds In
the torners. A great fear was In his
heart He called again. Oh therel
wbancf came the little voice that cried
snbbingty: "'Papa, oh, papaI%
He sprang forward eagerly calling
again and again, and each time the lit
tie voice answered, till at last he had
his own little daughter in his arms;
the little Christmas angel who had
come through the snow to him with
her message Of peace.
Nate Downey stopped a minute al
the door of the church to let them
know. Rosy was fast asleep in his
arms; she stirred a little, half wakened
by the lights and voices, and mur.
INJURED drowsily the words Of her
Christmas song;
peace and goodwill, goodwill to
men!"-Rural New Yorker.
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rur cloak, but. Of! what radiant
white vision waS hidden under that
cloak Because, as | said, Rosy was
to be an angel, and 1t was Christmas
eve.
The church vas full Of happy peo-
pie. She nested down quietly in a
corner, her part would not come for
a long time. BY and by she fell to
wondering about the Christmas an
gels-if the. would come tonight
across the hlds. She had a great mind
to go and Zee. She could slip out Of
the little dor behind the curtain and
nobody void know.
So she g.thered her fur cloak around
her and slipped out into the snow. It
was 50 wlite and still out there; the
stars shoIi down at her; she was not
afraid. Tie fields stretched away be-
fore her In wide, white silence, and
she Wentaway through a little hollow
and acroSs a pasture field. It was
growing cold and she shivered under
her fur cloak. but she did 90 want to
see II Ce angels came.
She wondered II there would be any
little girl angels Ike her, and II she
Wouh hear them sing. she wondered
which way they would come, and which
Ws the star the wise men followed.
Mlybs n she knew she might follow
too, and and ths little Christ-child
" had not they told her .aat He vas
! earth Etfll' mat oos ereat star
The est Dai6 q b N enaf %
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mt%.srer 10 Ko7en rominE H"mv.

Seoul, Dec. American Matte
Morgan left Seoul Thursday for Amer
lea. The Japanese government mas
especially provided transport On
which Mr.. Morgan will visit Port Ar
thur and Dalny en- route from Japan
to America. Mr. Morgan is the first
foreign minister to withdraw The
German and British ministers will
urobabdly follow him soon.
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San Francisco. Dec. 8.-Henry Lund
Norwegian consul at this place, Thurs
day received a message from bis gov
ernment authorizing him to send :"
Ronald Amundsen, the Arctic explores,
whatever funds he might require
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A Christmas
Angel
By DOROTHY DEAN

9E angels name was
Rosy. Most days she
was Just an ordinary
little girl, but on
Christmas eve she was
to be an angel. Nate
Downey brought her 70
the door, and then went
on TO his brother
Toms. He had some
business to talk over
Toms women solka
would be at the church
tonight; it would be I
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Washington, Dec. THE Chilean
government, through its minister here,
Senior Wal er-Martine, has made an
arrangement with the National Bank
OF Commerce Of New York for the de-
post with that i-stitutIon Of $S,OOO,OOO
in gold which Is to serve as a part OF
the nucleus Of goll reserve for that
country.
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British Representative Named.

London, Dec. liking Edward on
Wednesday appointed Sir Arthur Mich
olson, the retiring ambassador at Mad
rid, as the British representative to the
international conference on Moroccan
reforms. -
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good c1ance. Inc tHuIVH
trimmed with wreafhs Of eVergreen
and festoons Of cedar, with mottoss
And diver stars. There was . myse.
rious green curtain across one end q
the platform. and nov and then
yoarr lady peeped from behind Il va
q very important ince
Ro1y Nns all .4faDoa4 - IN a.E-A
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=
angels to come.
Presently she began to wonder
which way she had come. The fields
we're wide and white about her, rising
winds lifted tiny whirls Of snow and
twisted them into garlands and then
iropped them gently. She shivered
with the cold. Somewhere lay home
and the warm, bright church. and she
,ould not tell which way. She looked
ID at the stars, but they seemed so far
lway, and the Christmas angels did not
,ome. She would sing; maybe they
would hear, and tell her which way
o go.
II was ten O'Clock when Nate
Downey started home across the fields.
lt was nearer that way; be would stop
1t the church for Rosy. Tom and be
,ad quarreled that night something
,bout the river meadow, and he walked
IN moodlly, forgetting all about the
blessed Christmastide, and the baby
Peace that came to earth on Christ
mas night 90 long ago.
All at once he stood still and lis
,ened. Somewhere out Of the dim star
Ight volee sang. faint and far.
Peace on earth" II sang. peace and
yood-Will."
He rsmsmbsrsd that It vas Christ
ms eve.
-Pssos snd soos-vfl- sang tss
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was so ori--5 sne wouIu 1oliow !: ana
Zee. II must be nearly time for the
angels to come.
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The Mistletoe
Girl
BY IzoLA L. FORESTER

SABEL paused on the
last step and drew or
her gray suede gloves
thoughtfully. The only
touch of relief in her
gray costume was the
spray Of scarlet holly
berries that lay against
her squirrel stole.
"But If he should
come while we arr
gone," she said.
Mrs. Dexter looked
nm at her innuiringlV
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l5be cloasds are OminOGSN dark fpPn VVmpGS DT0~'
The Delphic oracle hos on HI Pfcfs"f prsTVe "00'.
~ fAb and .rus4 IN paSon SOH passing fast 0tDGy.
And men are e0ry Of BELIEFS tET h01snfns 70 decay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-02
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

DAVID MOORE. 1a2s " r. AVENUE.
on HANDSOME AVENUE. near Thomas Cir
ele-A large house, well arranged for entertain
ing; % rooms baths stories and cellar.
Price, $4,000.
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ATTRACTIVE NEW BRICK DWELLINGS.
I ST. sw. BET. 9Th AND TIN SITS.

An opportunity is here offered home buyers and
investors alike to secure modern SIX room and
bath dwelling in a good residential section We
have many applica tons from parties who wish 10
rent these houses. inspection invited Open every
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-02

A number Of very BEAUTIFUL LOTS,
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE EXTEND
ED WAY-speculation or home. Let Us
show them to you.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-CHARMENGLY LO-
GATED ON CORNFR-13 rooms, 2 baths; steam
heat; 2 pantries. Price, $4,000.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-A DETAC II
DWELLINGS, rooms and 2 baths; splendid BIZ
lot "a feet front; modern In every particular.
Price. $4,000.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS On corner OF z
broad streets-A well and carefully censtrueted
house; 10 rooms and baths; steam heat; sep
arate laundry and large attic. Price, $50 ,000
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FOR SALE
Good i-story building. very 9th and
SIS NV: renting now for 81 ,2S4 per year; SIS,
000; owners anxious to sell: trust OF $l2,5OO
at. A. per cent remain the property This
location is growing valuable every day:
us for more partE ulars.
TfIOS. }. FISHER & co. Unc.),
de2-2t lfl4 + st. w
FOR SALF-S2G 500 Will. BUY A GOOD PIECE
OF business property very near 9Th and g SITS;
rented fer 81 $50 per year. You know 9th and
is of the finest corners In Washington. Con-
suit for the best business loo atoms.
TiIoS ]. FISHER & 90. Qncl,
de- ct I4l4 L ST. NV.
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FIVE SPLENDID two-story apartment
houses, ALWAYS RENTED, in Hat
renting. section-PAYING 2s7o NET on
Investment.
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FOR SALE
THOS. J. FISHER e. co. Qnc.),
1414 L st. NV.

must sold Columbia Heights house. on
Columbia road bet. 18th and 18th $500 10
and bath; hot-water heat; only one ON
this block at such price.
81. oo0-West of War. State and Navy Depts.-
3-story and cellar brick, containing rooms
and bath; heated by furnace; In fine condition
This is bargain. See about 1t.
1878 and 1877 Baltimore ST.. Washington
Heights. unobstrncted view over Rock creek val
ley and new CONN. AVE. bridge; II rooms; s
baths; steam heat. houses q feet wide. Get
prices Wash. Heights houses before you
buy.
s., 750-2-family houses near Lincoln Park
renting for 5000 per year; s rooms and bath
each; heated by furnace. These build
ings and well located as to service. Call for
further particulars.
$7,1O0-New 1o-room and bath houses on WASH
fngton Heights, hot-water heat and every mod
ern improvement that goes with an up-to- date
house; 2-story porches. A few steps from
Columbia road car line. DEBIT
FOR sALE--CoZY 2-sToRY BRICK; 9 ROOMS.
pantry, tiled bath: 2-story porch; combination
furnace; store room: laundry tubs; shades and
screens. OWNER, 10 8 st. NV. noa0-ste
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NEW CORNER HOUSE, 10TH ST. Just
north OF Columbia road; convenient to
Conn ave. car lima; finished In hard
wood: IA rooms. 3 baths; LOT 55x100.
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WITHIN A BLOCK OF THE STATE.
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENT, house
in frst-class condition; II rooms and
bath. PRICE, 81 900.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALE

n SALE
SwARTZELL, RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
Ole F STREET NV.
number Of very BEAUTIFUL LOTS,
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE EXTEND
ED WAy-speculation or home. Let Us
show them to you.
FIVE SPLENDID two-story apartment
houses, ALWAYS RENTED, in q hat-
renting section-PAYiNG 2sTs NET on
Investment. ~
NEW CORNER HOUSE. 10TH ST just
north Of Columbia road; convenient to
Conn. ave. car lima; finished In hard
wood IA rooms. baths; LOT 55x1oo.
WITHIN A BLOCK OF THE STATE,
WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENT. house
in frst-class condition; II rooms and
bath. PRICE, $1,000.
East side FIFTEENTH ST. between
Kenesaw ave. and Columbia road,
FIRST FLOOR; Tor 20 10 I FEET FRONT;
side yard PRICE. 50, 500.
delightful home with SIDE
YARD; 2 stories. cellar and attic: steam
heat: 8 rooms and bath; northwest sec
ton. PRICE, 81, $50. Terms, 500 down,
balance $4760 monthly, INCLUDING
ALL CHARGES.
ONE Of the CHEAPEST. PROPERTIES
in the NORTHWEST for home or invest
ment: centrally located on r bet 18th
and 18th SITS. Large a-story house. mod
ern In every respect; lot 1880. PRICE.
$1,000.
Apartment and store NORTHWEST.
URE OUT THE INVESTMENT AT
$500.
NEIGHBoRHooD OF AND 21ST
SITS; stories, IL rooms KENT. $50
MONTH. PRICE, $4,000.
CORNER STORE AND DWELLING,
northeast; WILL RENT FOR $50 PER
Month. Owner. desiring to retire from
business, WILL SELL AT REASON
ABLE TERMS AND PRICE.
One of the BEST LOCATED HOMES
in the city. on the NORTH SIDE OF
ST. BET. nth AND 18TH SIS: white
stone; IA rooms: hot-water heat; 2
baths: LOT bgTc,, TWE sCr FEET
FboNl. fNltE, $l0,oUJ. -
REDUCED TO S. Nine room
house, three storfes hot-water heat:
vicinity of 25th and NJ SITS.
S STREET near North Capitol street.
two stories. eight rooms and ba th.
OWNER ANXIOUS TO SELL. WILL
GIVE A POSITIVE BARGAIN.
Groom, bay window brick house; 1st-
floor kitchen cellar. furnace heat: NEAR
n. II. AVE. AND X ST: best section of
NV. Can be bought for $500 A
GREAT BARGAIN AT THAT PRICE.
We have several delightful houses
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, MERIDIAN
HILL AND INGLESIDE-for sale AT
PRICES AND TERMS WITHIN THE
REACH OF EVERY ONE.
SWARTZELL. RHFEM & HENSEY CO.,
GIG + STREET NV
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IN THE VICINITY OF SHERIDAN CIRCLE,
n block from street cars-11 rooms bath; hot
water heat: attractively arranged. Price, IS, 500
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East side FIFTEENTH ST. between
Kenesaw ave. and Columbia road, 3
stnri Les, =, u rooms baths KITCHEN
side yard. PRICE. $500.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
DOWNTOWN.

DOWNTOWN.
NEARLY 10 900 SQUARE FEET.
MUST BE SOLD 10 CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Only $500 per square foot for corner prop
erty in business section, little over one square
from 9th and + SITS THIS Is A BARGAIN for
investment to build stores for speculation
THoS. ]. FISHER & Co (lnc.l,
dept l41i + W.
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NV, LETTHRED STREET-Close to Capital
Traction cars; in pleasant walking distance Of
the Treasury; side lights; modern; steam neat;
10 rooms: bath; alley.
Price, $1,000.
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FARMS.

FOR SALE-2O ACRES, ALL WOOD AND TIM
Der: steam and electric ears: enough wood
to pay for place. ONLY 81, GOO Easy terms.
JOSEPH r. ATKINSON.
no3o-0 14i1 st. W.
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PRETTY SOUTHEAST HOME.

Il, b5O.
SEE NO. 1905 PENN. AVE. Sc.
rooms and. bath; PANTRY; concrete cellar;
FURNACE HEAT.
WE HAVE PREPARED VERY CAREFULLY
SELECTED LIST OF PROPERTY IN VARIOUS
SECTIONS OF THE CITY FOR THE GREATER
CONVENIENCE OF HOME BUYERS AND IN
VISITORS IN REAL ESTATE. CALL AT Of
FICE FOR ONE OR DROP US POSTAL.
JAMES +. SHEA.
delft 643 LA. AVE. NV.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.

FOR sALE-FLoRIDA HOME: 7-RoOM HOUSE;
healthy location; further particulars. Apply to
:. ,. TANNER. ga r 81. NV. Washington.
p q noeo-ste
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SWARTZELL, RHEEM & HENSEY CO.,
Ole STREET NV.
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DAVID MOORE,
depot eSu 1928 n. Y. AVE.
FOR SALE-SPLENDID SIX ROOM HOUSES IN
good loca ton; and modern. Can be sold on
easy terms.
de2-3t T. A HARDING 1915 q St NV.
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Sc, 5H0-Near corner of 10th and SITS NV
three-story brick dwelling. containing nine
rooms and bath. in perfect condition, being
newly decorated and painted throughout; lot
81 feet front TO alley; will sell on monthly
payments If desired.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE SEE THIS BARGAIN.

FOR SAIE-SEE THIS BARGAIN.
$3.50
nearly new 3-story. room ROMAN BkiGh
dwelling. lettered street northwest
ROOMS first floor; TILED BATH; lot 2O11O0;
alley.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1t So4- SOG s0s and 1872 New York ave-
FOR SAIE-BARGAINS on 9TH ST. NV.
$4,aU-ath o. rooms; splendid con-
dition; 20x95.
81, eOo-An s-room brick dwelling. Rents for
$25.
s.. CO0-9th near "P'' 2-story frame.
S4,oo0-0th near o. rooms; lot 20x9i.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
1t So4 1906 sos st. and 1892 New York
FOR S.iLE-THREE GOOD ONES.
So 7JO-A very cory 1-room brick dwelling with
cellar; west OF 18th st; lot 24x1UO.
S3,8o0-Near It'll St; ROOMS and bath; 24x9o.
81. 250-N.w.; stories cellar; rooms; bath;
furnace.
STONE FAIRFAX.
1t So4-S06 S0S F st. and 1872 New York ave.
foR SALE GROOM BRICK HOUSE IN NV;
good renter and Will maze nice investment no
reasonable offer refused, will trade my equity
for automobile. Call or address o. l.. kENNEf,
1'35 You ST. NV. de2-3t
FOR SALE-g3o P ST. NV DESIRABLE
home: and bath; front and back yards;
market and ears; inspec ton by permit only
from X. II. T. LEOPOLD, 1900 + st. NV
de23t
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BLOOMINGpALE-2 stories and cellar;
rooms; alley; 2-story brick stable In rear; entire
property IN excellent condition. Price, $5,5o0
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SO, 0o0-In Holmead Manor, beautiful
frame dwelling of nine rooms and bath: fur
mace heat; elegantly located and in fine con-
dition lot 50x15o; only Soc per foot, includ-
Ing improvements; exceptionally cheap.
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IN 81 OOMTNGDAI.E-Convenen to car line
2 stories and cellar; s and bath; paved
alley; reception hall plan Price $4,000, or Will
trade.
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s., $50; cost $500; nearly new; west of 9th
facing south; owner moving west, must sell
three stories; cellar; . rooms; bath; good condi
tioD.
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yARn oei s.npias ca home and Win Win. SIDE
heat: 8 rooms and bath; northwest sec
tion. PRICE, 81, $50. Terms, 500 down,
balance $47.50 monthly, INCLUDING
ALL CHARGES.
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Reduced to 81 $50, formerly held at 81, 800;
bargain on THE HEIGHTS west Of 18th;
rooms; bath; cellar; furnace. SPLENDID LOT
25xl2O.
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We have several delightful houses
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, MERIDIAN
HILL AND INGLESIDE-for sale AT
PRICES AND TERMS WITHIN THE
REACH OF EVERY ONE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-02

81, 450-10th st. Sc, frame dwelling of six
rooms and store room; good lot: side and rear
alleys; will rent for SIS per month; ex-
celent investment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-02

SWARTZELL, RHFEM & HENSEY CO.,
GIG + STREET NV.
De- 2, eSu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-02

FOR SAIE-
On through street, four doors from East Capitol
St, 2-storS Groom brick deep lot; $eOo cash
will take 1t.
In NV. section, line, good location,
beautiful home rooms. modern bath, finely
finished; hot-water heat; just think of all this
for So, 200; 500 cash, balance $50 per month
y. L. SALISBURY.
1t 1921 18th st. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-02
FOR AIMS.
BY A. F. FOX co. QNC.l.
NE. cor. 14th st. and n. Y. ave.

SS,000-An elegant corner property located
In very desirable section of NV. suited for
business or residence; would make u fine
apartment house site, having frontage on
three prominent streets; under @ monthly
rental Of S56. So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-02

CHEVY CIASE-AN ELEGANT HONEST
floor reception hall, parlor, music ROOM dining
room kitchen and pantries; I'd floor, bed rooms,
unusually large bath room; modern plumbing
cellar; front and back stairs; front and side
porches. Price. 1880
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-12-02

S5.00o-Buys on 18th st. NV. bet. T and q
a good brick dwelling Of nine rooms and bath !;
very good condition.