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Proper
Get, then, six breakfast. six dinner, six
bread and butter and six soup plates. The
breakfast plates can be used for dessert.
and again for your salad fish. being
washed between courses. Get six teacups
and six coffee cups Coffee cups need not
match the other china. A small fiat dish
is the best for the butter. Canton blue Is
excellent for the sugar bowl and cream
pitcher. coffee and tea pots. A blue Can
ton basket for the bread is delightful. In
that case the bread may be kept on the
table. Otherwise lay the bread on a plate
on which a tea napkin has been spread,
and have 1t on the side table. You do not
need a soup tureen. The maid brings the
soup in on plates. You need at least two
platters and two vegetable dishes Bon
bons and sweets may be provided for with
silver glass.
An old purplish blue and bronze tea set is
handsome for teas in the parlor.
IL the dining room is sunny. the GOODNESS
of a blue paper would not be felt. A broken
figure in white makes an excellent combina-
ton. the blue being dull. almost black not
in the least obtrusive, and adaptable to all
combinations. Dishes and plates go well
with 1t, also silver and brass. II is broken
figure OF narrow lines on white ground.
Chrysanthemums-
Are the November flowers and combine
well with oak and maple leaves. with as
paragus and delicate ferns. and with rib
bons of their own hues.
In churches their use depends largely upon
the architecture of the building. With
boughs OF autumn foliage, white chry san
themums can frame the chancel and win
dows. emitting Gothic arches. and twInng
with greens around the pillars that support
the gallery or choir loft Clusters. of them
tied with broad white satin ribbon can be
fastened to the pews, and the pulpit can be
hidden under a wealth of bronzed leaves
and these feathery white flowers
AS a rule. for drawing rooms chrysanthe-
NUNS appear to the best advantage for
decorative purposes when arranged loosely
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Potatoes au. Gratin.

Potatoes au gratin may be made of cold
boiled potatoes diced or freshly boiled and
mashed potatoes. For the former make a
good cream sauce. using two tablespoonfuls
each butter and flour and two cupfuls hot
milk. Season with salt and pepper. add the
potatoes spread smoothly in a buttered
baking dish and cover the top with finely
grated crumbs. grated cheese and dots of
butter Put I'm a hot oven, brown and serve
in the dish in which II Is baked.
For mashed potatoes au gratin wash and
boil with the skins on. Peel and mash. sea-
soning with salt. pepper and butter. Spread
a layer OF the potato in a buttered baking
DISH sprinkle with grated Parmesan cheese.
then another layer Of potato and more
cheese, with cheese and butter at the top.
Sprinkle with fine grated and buttered
crumbs In q hot oven and serve.
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in vases In Japan, where they come from.
the art OF arranging them is admirably un-
derStood. There they are not crowded q
dozen or two in bowl. making a solid
mass of yellow. pink or whatever their color
may be. Instead only few are used in a
vase, arranged with a studied carelessness
which rather suggests that they naturally
fell into graceful lines.
Nothing makes more effective decora-
ton for dinner table than chrysanthe-
NUNS. A round table set for twelve per-
sons In the east room at the Waldorf-As-
tor.a had a second plateau Of bronzed oak
leaves for a centerpiece. combined with
white, yellow and red and yellow chrysan-
themums. the autumn foliage forming a
background for the flowers, which were In
serted between the shaded leaves
AT recent dinner party bundles of yellow
chrysanthemums tied with yellow satin rib
bons were arranged on the table to form q
centerpiece. As the guests left the table
each woman was presented with one of the
bouquets.
Each Evening
Fold the table linen a new way, IL possi-
BILE. as 1t wears first in the folds A good
way Is to purchase an extra half yard of
| table cloth and after time cut Oft the ex-
ira length. This brings the creases In a
new place.
An Appropriate
And acceptable beverage to serve at a
Thanksgiving dinner is spiced cider To
make II, boil sweet cider fifteen minutes
, with sugar to taste. and whole cloves and
stick cinnamon; serve it hot In tall glasses
| with the roast and game courses If the
cider is freshly made do not add sugar at
| all, as 1t will be sufficiently sweetened in
boiling 1t down. 1t is considered correct tn
stir 1t as II cooks with a red-hot poker
| though 1t does not seem especially to i'm
prove its flavor, which is all that one could
wish without that heroic measure. ANY of
the old-fashioned homemade wines. such
as currant or elderberry. may be offered
| the guests after the coffee, In tiny glasses.
or they may be served hot and spiced in
place of the cider. Anything which sug-
gests the homely. Puritan. unworldly char
acter of the day always is in keeping. and
the more unusual 1t is the better.
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the water prevents the contents from burn
ing.
A little milk added to the water in which
the potatoes are boiled will make them
whittier and taste better1 also good to put
in onions while boiling.
To cleanse gilt frames take sufficient
Hour OF sulphur to give a golden tinge to
one and one-half pints of water; boil In
this water four or five onions. strain and
when cold wash with soft brush any part
that requires restoring; when dry 1t will
come out as good as new.
Stains on willow wicker furniture may
be washed OF with hot water and soap and
when thoroughly dry the cleansed parts If
shellacked with white will look just like the
rest Of the chair. table or settee. This
treatment is for the pieces that have a
natural finish.
Carpets.
When relaying carpets a layer of felt
should be placed beneath them: this saves
wear and tear and makes the rooms
warmer. For the sake of economy sheets
Of brown paper may be used instead of
felt. and they make an admirable SUBJ
stitute.
Cracked
Or broken dishes may be mended by boil
ing an hour in skim milk. This will not
work on the best china. which Is hard clear
| through. but on all ordinary porous crock
cry. Tie the article to be repaired firmly
together with cotton cloth strips. Hot
water does no harm to dishes repaired this
way.
Spots on Paint.
Try rubbing the spots with ammonia and
turpentine mixed in equal proportions. If
the paint is dry it may need to be left to
soak in. Remove the grease afterward with
benzine.
When Laying Carpets.
Never put rugs carpets down until the
floor is quite dry. the damp will cause
them to rot and mildew and will injure
both the boards and their coverings
The Skin.
Never go out of doors Immediately after
bathing the face in hot water Tepid water
is better for both face and hands at this
season.
Brushes and Combs.
! Wash them in hot suds water and a
| little ammonia and rinse them In clear
water. Dry in the sun. standing the brush
on Its bristles.
Rusty Keys andLocks.
Lay them in paraffin oil and let them lie
covered for some time. The oil will thus
| loosen the rust so that it can be rubbed of.
Vanished Wall Paper.
| To wash vanished paper use tepid water
,, and any good soap. 1t will stand the usual
treatment applied to paint.
| To Polish Mirrors.
| Rub first with cloth wfung out of cold
| water and dipped in dry whiting; then
| polish with dry buster.
Almond Oil.
Almond OIL Is beneficial to dry stip aStar
| dry skin.
Picture Glasses.
Rub with clean rag dipped In methy-
lated spirit. Afterward polish In the usual
way.
Stains on Marble.
| Rub with a. piece of cut lemon, or scour
! with crystal soap.
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Green and Gold
Form an excellent combination for IL
brary. Have no silver of any kind In THIS
room. not even silver inkstand or picture
frames. Let everything in the room sug-
eest green and gold. Do this by having
trace of yellow in the window draperies
and by introducing brass and crystal, too.
Let your jardlnieres. writing materials,
andirons and picture frames be OF brass.
You may be astonished to find how much
color and cheerfulness are added and now
everything has become enriched. Do not
have any white picture frames. Let your
library table be as large as the size OF the
room will permit 1t might go back of a
sofa facing the fire. or 1t might go directly
I'm front of a window. Much. however. will
depend upon what the distractions Of the
window may be. and again upon the amount
of room which the table would require In
front of the fire and how much 1t would
interfere with a free passage through the
door, and, of course upon the lights.
But a long, comfortable sofa always is a
delight whether the table goes back OF II
or not Beside the windows have COM
Portable reading chairs, small tables Dy
lamp at night.
For Gilded Picture Frames.
First thoroughly dust with a clean buster;
then dip piece of soft rag In gin, squeeze
1t az dry as you can and rub gently till all
marks disappear. The gliding must not be
made really wet. and should be placed In
front of the fire to dry as soon as all marks
have been removed.
A Very Simple
Remedy for the purpose Of removing tan
and freckles is prepared from two gallons
of strong soapsuds to which are added one
pint of spirits of wine and a quarter Of a
pound of rosemary. Apply this mixture
with a linen rag and allow it to dry on the
face.
Re-Enameling a Bath.
For this-suou need a proper bath enamel
Sandpaper the bath before applying and
slightly heat the enamel. Heating makes
II a little thinner and it Is easier to apply
evenly. 1t will need two coats. or, IL bad
three.
To Keep Canvas Bright.
To keep canvas bright apply to the sur
face a small quantity of linseed oil, using
soft rag. and afterward rub as dry as
possible. Five cents worth of linseed oil
will be sufficient for two or three applica-
tions.
For Cleaning Woolens.
Two medium-sized potatoes. grated into a
quart of water. will make an excellent
liquid for cleaning woolens or for washing
delicately colored fabrics.
Cushions for Wicker Chairs.
These look well covered with good vel
veteeu. Being a cotton fabric it does not
harbor moth. and is kept in order by brush
ing
Useful Hints.
A pinch OF salt win make the white Of
an egg beat quicker. and pinch of borax
in cooked starch will make the clothes
sitter and whittier
II when you are baking anything the over
gets too hot. put In basin of cold -watel
instead of leaving the oven open. This
coois the oven. and the steam rising from
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Election Cake
Ounces With Cider and Molasses
Colonial Style).

Pare and halve the ounces, removing
the cores. Boil these in sweet cider until
tender. then strain through a sieve. For
five pounds ounces take a quart nice mo-
lasses. pound of brown sugar and the
water in which the ounces were cooked.
Add the whites of two eggs, bring to a
boil. remove from the fire and skim. Con-
tinue to boil and skim until perfectly clear
then take Off the fire. COOL put in the
ounces and cook until tender II there Is
not syrup to cover them full and plenty add
more cider Orange peel few slips
green ginger boiled in the syrup give a
plea SAINT flavor
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FOR RENT-BI WESCOTT & WILCOX,
1907 penna ave
1928 G., 12r. stable. $45.5o1 STABLES
ei9- L. VI, ~ auii 50 ui IlG 1gth. IS 10 90
~ q: llr o. "a % APARTMENTS
Ia19 \ J., III, b.. ~ % 3010 X, or, b. heat. 25 90
LOO ,; sr, p; 80 30 1EE CARLISLE, 1913 "
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rs 2lst Sr, b, lat 3D. 0l rooms hath "a 80
lloI III av.Tr.b, lat3o50 rooms bat -. 49, 80
Iakona Pis: Or. b. 80 9ot 503s II. 5r, b. heat 70 &c
sUI sd sr, b. eel 80 80 3o14 X, 5r b, heat q so
Z1a3 Is, 1r, b, lat so 1I12 3D. I'd. 5r h. % 80
l3lB klngm ~ lat2o 50 6o3A 23d. LIST a 5r b2l so
vi French. 6r lat. - 90 2SA r. hr. H. heat 20 80
6lI I'D fr, b. lat p so 3o42h r. 5r, b, heat20 so
21e4 =, Or. W. eel. Is 20 30l2 NJ Or W. 2 80
10 Z sw, Ir, W. 49, oi OFFICE ROOMS.
243G Va ay. 4r. ". / l. sol $50 4s6 La ay teated
2lto Union ct, Or. w10o9i rms, IS. $40 S12 80 $50
e3i 9th, Or, 1885,
For full list OF small houses aud fats apply at
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FOR KENMORE & II
UNFuRA
1924 Ii NV, 1Sr, 3h. "a, 600
1913 X NV, 23r. 2b. 200. 90
1926 Gis=rd, lar. 2b. $50. 90
1922 VT av. Ter. 2bl5o. 20
1926 10th, OR. 2b. $50. 90
1928 18Th. l3r. 2b. 1875. 90,
2iIS Wyo. i5r. 2b. .l05 90
1883 Jefferson pi. lar,
b ..............f0o.0o 90,
400 J. NV. i2r, b. 100. 90
20i2 Col I'd. i2T. Oh. 100. 90
2ols Col I'd. i2r, 2b. 100. 20
1922 y II az NV. IA. 90
2llI Bancroft. f2r. bis. 00I
200 Fl. l2r. b-..a..T CO.
223i q NV, 14F. b. 1900
lf1s $ NV, Tor. 2b.
without stable.
SEQ: with stable. 10. OF
1886 Park NV. 12r. b.65.e0i
1924 n III ay ux. IS 90
1920 p. iIr. b. -. .ti5 10
1881 Kenyon. Tor. b.. 60. 81
i3Is Harvard. 1er, b. 60. Dol
1925 isth NV. l2r. b go. 90
2i2 Y Cap, Or, b.. 80. 90
1877 18th, Tor. b. SO. 90
2Q26 20 203s I NV.
Tor, b---.......G3. GlI
2sTT 18th. Tor, 2b ...57. 80
1911 l. NV. 12r, b. 80. 90
1871 DeSalss. Tor, b.55. co
25lJ 10Th, Tor. b. .5 90
1910 18th. Ter. b.. % eDi
LAG and 1910 Douglass.
Tor. b........... $500
iS4e Nintwood, Tor, bS. 90
1871 Md az ne. lor. b.51.@0I
1918 4 NV. 11r. b. so. 30
U23 NJ nv. i2r. b. so. 90
iTps 9th. ifir. h, >. 50. %
637 10 Sal 2tst NV.
Tor. b. 80. 90
i413 n NV. Tor. b
lAarch Is -. so, 90
1882 10th nv, Tor, b.47.5o
1915 18th. Tor, b.. .45. 90
2012 HilIyer pi, Or, b as 80
1857 18th. Tor. b.. ..45.5D
1885 22a nv. Or. b. .s5.50
lbs FairmoEt. Tor. b
ttpril l}....-.... $3.50
1874 Harvard, er. b. $3.50.
21oG 18th. for. b, AZ so
IT'S Newton. Tor, b, AZ. 80.
e3S p NV. Tor, b. ..-42.60I
1850 Belmont, 10. b. 20. 90
1901 9Th nv Sr. b.. 40 So
24t9 18th. Tor, b.. 1880
214e N NV. Tor, b. 40. 90
e004 18th. Tor. b. ;. 20. %
13S @ se. 9r, b. 40, 90
5416 a4th, e Park,
sr. b, attic (Apr D4o.0o'
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S22i School. Tor. ~ -. t)8]
t3f6 Corcorat. 1Sf. b. -. so
CALL At OFFICE For
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FOR KkNT-
FURNISHED

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1898 NV l3r ,2b,a1. 500 1000 18Th lar. b. rs
1918 Riggs p 9r b. 10. Ot 927 y nw ST. b. mo s. 90
oil 18th nv ,35r Oh. o. COS 1906 O NV 12r b mo 100
zoos 18th NV Tor b. ~ 1915 \ NV lar %
lI4e = nv, i0r. b. iGf stable no - t25
1911 Z NV. 4r b.. 80 % 70 Psi nv 1O~ b i2s
l2s Nd av. lir, b. .Sl@ Ia 1Sth NV. i2r. b.125
i37 iSih NV 2r.r kalla5 N f. l5th Tor h near
i02S 18th NV, i4r, 2b. Iowa cir t:r.....-li5
ALnnm -. 500 22l Lincoln PIX. Or y 90
II lGjh M. f5T. 81 ran. 10
CNFURNISHED.
Cor 10th and KeIesayy $50; 18th nw.......5o 600
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1901 Mass NV. Dir. 1893 10Th cir. SD, sta. 200
So. month. ........ .SN Flats 9th & Y nv. 80. 50
vi 18th NV. S5r, Oh $50 III 9th NV. l2r b. 5000
1923 NV. f4r b.. $50 1888 18th NV, Or. b. so oc
ls22 II nv, Tor. b.sJO0 iT47 Q nw, l2r b.. 10 90
apartment houses. Ly 49, 2ist NV 1Ur, hi 90
decker a.. bet. 13th&l$th Cor house Washington
Or bath. $50 Heights. q. 3b. 90
q x hath. ..,... $3.50 25o4 Pa av 1dr&b 40. 90
1923 \ II ~, Tor. b..T500 Building 1886 q NV
thI.Ft X RUTHERFORD. Inc 1885, 81. NV.
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FOR RENT SPECIAL. SPECIAL
RENT THIS NEW HOUSE.
no. IS sEAroN ST. NV.
RENT ONLY $a2 30.
Attractive hay window brick: new, just CON-
pleted; stories, cellar and accessible ATTIC;
parlor, reception hall, dining room, pantry and
kitchen on lst door; bed rooms on "a noof;
beautifully tiled bath; concfeled cellars furnace.
two-story back porch; splendid yard; paved al
ley In rear. Decorations aud papering superb.
Cabinet manteis, mirrors, etc.
LOW RENT TO STEADY TENANT.
FOR RENT
In Grant piaes nv.
This nn0 h01se q now being kAetcusAIy 1eno-
with modern pininhin9; hrs IA rnoMs md bath.
Rent. reasonable. 0pen fdr tneRee9tea.
nAae-ss IL q Al 3 g. s.w.
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STONE & FAIRFAX.
1872 New York ave. NV.
Adjoining Cor. 18th ST NV

re ave. NV.
18th st. NV.
$50. The Truxton. Or
Sf7.5o. The Truxton, 5r
S42.50. The Truxton, Or
S45.. The Bedford, Cal av
S45. The Romaine, Cal ay
S45. =. The Portner, Sr. b
S45. Is 18th ne. Or. b
S42.50. 800 r Cap, Ar. b
$3.50. .129 Nd av ne, Ar. b
$40. E. The Kingman, 4o3
Mass av NV, Or. b
$40. 1903 + NV, Sd Il
$40. APO I'd ne, 7r
$40. 800 18th NV, 5r, b
$35. 80. 1874 to 1882 Irv-
Ing, 7r and bath
s.35. The Euclid, 5r
S35. The Psrkside. Or. b
s35. ......737 18th NV, 2r
$50. So. 1874 to 1882 Iry-
Or ind bath
$50. so. 1888 Lyd,cker av.
Or. b
S32. 80. 1910 Lydeeker ay.
6r, b
$3.50. The IIkiey, Ar, b
$50. SO. The Ellswol. III, Or, b
5000. 1922 9th NV. 5r, b
$50 80. ..161S 9th NV, 5r,b
$50. ..1770 Willard, 5r. b
$50. The Coblentz, Or
$50. 1888 Lydecker av.5r.b
$50. 1910 Lydecker v,5r,h
s2S. so. . 1918 Cedar, I'd I,
S27. go. 1878 Cedar. Ist O
S27. 30 .6i4 Sth NV, Sr. b
s27. so. ..1T0T Euclid. Or
S27. so. .222+ Decatur. 5r.t
S27 30. .1761 Willard, 5r. b
SIG. so. .34lS r NV. Or, b
;26. so. .3416 r NV, Or, b
&c. 20. .25i5 18th NV .6r. b
$3.50. .35 Quincy NV Or, Il
S2e. 10. .25i1 Central, Orb
S25. so. .301S Q NV, Or, b
s2a. so. ..34Is Il NV, Or, b
SOS so. 80 Seaton NV Or. b
S25. 30. .1941 9th NV, Or, b
SOY 10 J3Iafh Tti NV
s25. 90. 1928 L NV
$3.50. 300 18th NV Or. b
s25. The RAYMOND, sr, b
S25. III eth NV. Or. b
s25. 800 18th NV, ir. b
80. so. .2223 \ NV. 5r, b
s22 80. .23f7 n NV. Or, b
s22. &c. -2325 n NV. Or. b
200. 90. 2327 n NV. Or. b
500. 80. .f703 Erie NV. SRI
500 90. .1705 Erie NV. 5r.r
SOC. so. .2303 n, Or. +
s22 90. ..I2os15 G sw, 5r
s22. 80. .170s Pa av NV
c2l 30. &c Todd pl. Or, b
S2o.25 .2s01 Sherman, Ar, b
$50. 1897 d ne. Or, b
500. .1237a ID ne. 5r, b
$40. %. 2suD Sherman av
SIS. Is. 2s03 Sherman av.
4, b
SIS. Is. 100 Princeton, Arb
s1S.25. .2s05 Sherman
av, Ar. b
SIS. lo0T Nd av sw, Or, b
SIS. ........ 210 r NV. Pr
$3.50. 1901 G ne, ar. /
SIG. so. 1856 F ne, Or. b
SIC. so. ...1419 r ne. 5r
ZIG. 30 170s Pa av, 3f,5r.h
SIS. 80. ,.1414 Dulcan,4r,b
SIS. 80. . 1879 f ne, 4r. b
SUBURBAN.
$50. Biadensburg I'd. d G,
Tor, 2 acres Of ground.
stable.
s23. ....... Virginia. Sr, b
$50, Farm near TenIey-
town. D @
sl8. Winthrop Heights.9r
81. .Greenyale, d C,5r, "A
STORES.
200 Gl2 11th nv
1925. .133 Pa av NV. 8 fis
800. 10th and r NV
ESQ. ..30i Sd ne, store, ar
$50 .....l00s Pa av NV
$50. Vermont av corner
$40. .4l9 n J av nv, LIST Il
SO, ....... 613 | NV
S25 1888 K NV
80. 80. 1929 @ ne, sr, store
$50 so. -.i53 Tenn av, 2r
Sl2. 76 n Y av ne
OFFICES.
s25 .512 9th NV, Ist O
SIT. go. 5I6 9Th NV, 2r, b
$40. -. bOS + NV, I'd floor
STABLES.
$40. Rear 1918 n 2 stalls
$50. n 4Sf Pa ay NV, Ills
S25.. Auto stable, 1889 |
$50. I'D & G ne. 10 stalls
$40. r 10 G st, 10 stalls
15.R3i09 18th NV, 4stalls
SI5. r. 1920 I nw.2 stalls
SIS. Rear l4I1 n NV
s 1880. Rear 1923 Q NV
$40 Rear 1929 Q NV. 4 9
$40. Rem 1T0S 18th NV
81. Rear Sl6 22d NV
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ILL tINc.). TIT l4TH ST.
iSHED.
2lS i2th Sc, S.. b. .35.5
2l0s lst NV, Or b
april $3.50
1903 Riggs NV. Sr, b
tApril D.......3 80 so
81 n J ay Sc. Or, b. 80. so
24oe II NV. 7r. b. 30. SO
ms N II nv. Or. 2b. 80 SO
Hssttsyille. Tor, b,
8 acres, .......... 80. co
3533 Irving Or, b. 800
Langdon, f2r. 80. 90
o52 Col I'd, sr, b....27.50
o54 Col ri. sr, b. . .27.59
i17l 9Th nc. Or. b. .2T. so
1889 9th NV. sr. 1...27.5e
- r NV Or. btApr II .2f.5O
s.S3 Allison nv, 7r. b. 25. 30
s23 Allison NV, 7r, b. %. 30
81 Allison nw.7r.b..a5o
1925 9th ne, Or, b. rs. so
500 I'd ne, Or, b. $3.50
1875 TO 1888 N c av
be, CT. b. ....... .za 80
at8 Col I'd, Or, b. 20. so
leo2-ei Spring ri, @. b22 SO
ia Col I'd. Or, b. ,..22.50
1880 II ne. Or, b. 20. 50
Langdon. D. G., Or. ..lT.b0
3iS Is. Sc. Or. -. 1850
Langdon. D. c.. 6r. 1928
l421 Duncan ne. Or, bis so
Lsngdon. ID. c.. Br. /. Is co
1888 Gales ne. Or, b
april 1).........13.50
1921 Half. Or. c. Zoo
Rear 1923 18th, 1r. 800
STORES.
1888 fth nw,3 fioers. f25. 90
2io-l2 ~ sw. store.
er. b. 100. 90
sol Fl ne, sto, dwg so. 90
1886 Il NV. 2r6store $3.50
503 Il ne, store. >. .25. 90
1910 tith Sc coal I'd sS 90
s53 Tenn Az ne. 20. so
OFFICES.
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Adjoining Cor.
50. 900. .5f1 18th NV, 81
81. 500. 1926 10th NV 20. q
81, 800. 132S 10th NV Is, q
81 200. 1888 Jefferson, Ia
$500. 1913 X NV. 23r. 81
$500. 20o7 Mass av NV
1Ir. 3b, hot watei
$50. 1929 N Fl av.14r.2 q
1925. 1877 Q NV furnished
s125. BOO 18th NV, Hrs
$40. 1347 l. NV. 17r. q
s1O0.l322 II I av NV, 49, q
500 -. .2ol2 Col I'd. I2l
500 Prospect Hill. 13r, Il
500. 1923 X NV. 17r, 81
$50. 1923 r ! nv NV. 12r. 81
SS5....l527 q NV. 1fr. /
SO. 80. 1922 \ II av, 12r.2b
$50. ..1T27 Z NV. 12r, b
$50. ..1SI0 G NV. Or. b
SIS. ..is22 n II av. 12r. II
SIS. 1927 Conn ay, Tor. b
So. 100 18th NV, 12r. b
SIS. 1918 n II nv NV. 12r.t
ST5. PHO O NV, 12r. /
$I5. 1873 G Sc. flH
$50. .223l Q NV. l4i
sos. 1895 Park. l2r
SEQ. 1924 n IL av, 12r. 2t
S65 .1759 p NV. l2r.t
500. 80. .1753 II NV. III
$50. .1127 18th NV, Tor .2t
$50. 1925 l4th NV. 12r, sta
SEQ. 1881 Il enyon NV l2r, b
$50. .....-..1734 q. Tor
SEQ. .....1T19 S NV. lii
$50. 40s 18th NV, 12r. h
h5. E. 1876 L NV, 11r, b
f5J. -. .1105 o NV. Tor. y
Roo. i34S Nd av ne. Sr
Sa0...1726 18th nv. 1or, +
$50. 1909 18th NV. Tor. b
$50. 1913 Fairmount nv
sao. 1902 Cincinnati. Sr.t
$50. ..........fe49 X NV
$50. LEO l NV, l2r, b
$50. ... 1852 ! NV, l2r, b
$50. =. .153S | NV. i2r. b
$50. .2434 Pa nv NV, lor
$40 10 no C my 1n- n
SIS. so, 1885 22d NV. Orb
$3.50. 1918 L NV, Tor, b
S42.50 1926 18th. Or, b
S40. to. 427 G NV, 12r, b
$40 so. .2213 1st, Tor, b
$40. so 1925 Q NV. Tor. b
$40. 50.f217 Harvard Tor. b
$1,000. 1901 sih NV. sr b
$40. so. o.. .1i30 Starghten
5000. .li13 Q NV. 12r. t
$40 80. 043 Westm mr.. Or, b
$40 so. APO C ne. 12r. b
$50. E. .1434 n NV, lor. b
S3S. p. 1921 School. 12r. b
$50 SO. 1T44 \ Cap. Ir. b
$3.50 204 Decatur pl. ST
s2h 30. 1915 Corcoran lGT
S35. 80. 1T73 Willard, Or. b
S3a so, 1902 S NV, Tor, b
s95 50. 1925 Corc'n. pr. b
s35.....1334 Corc0ran, l2r
S33. 30. .224 G NV. Or, b
$32 80. .l115 p NV. Tor, b
$50 80 1889 Summit av,Sr
S32 3d.. .o3T 2 NV, III
5000. 1929 9th NV, 7r, b
$50. so. HI 9Th ne, Sr, b
s3O.5o. 1919 y ] nv NV. I0r
$50 so. 271f z NV, Or
$50. so. 81 f NV. 9r, b
$50. 30 .913 Roanoke. Sf, h
5000. 2i09 NJ NV, Or, b
$50 SO. Si3 18th NV, Or, b
$50. so. .30f1 Dent pl, sr. I,
S27. 80, 1854 ST. uilen, sr
SCI so. SAP Steuben, Sr
SGT so. $50 c ne, 9r, b
no. GIG Sth ne. Sr, b
SCI so 1899 9th NV, Tor, b
SIG 80 ,42s @ NV, Sr, b
S25. 30. .iGi4 9th NV, Or. b
So. 0...15 Q NV, 6r, b
$3.50. .G55 s c av sc, Tr.b
$50 80. .213 r ne. 7r, b
SIS. 80. .e55 S c ay SO, 7r. b
S25. PIG 10th NV, II
SIS. 80. l814i5 18th NV .7r.h
22.J0. HOS II ne, 7r, b
$50. 30 ia Sd Sc, Or, b
S22 80, 1853 Princeton. Or b
$50. so. .1507 q Sc, er, b
$3.50. .7j5 Princeton. Or b
So so. .s.i5f1 C. Sc. Or, b
S22.50. 1905 G Sc, Or. b
500 80. 1903 G. Sc. Or. b
SD. so. 719 Girard NV, sr
$50. so. .443 II I ay
Eic-'rV- 90 T. We. or. o
81 90. 1918 Kirby, Or, b
Sl1 so. $50 B Sc. Or, b
slR. so. IA F NV. Or, b
1880. .547 Florence. 7r.b
S13.3o.IT63 Superior, Or, W
Sl3 3o. 14I2M Duncan, Ar. 3
5000. 52s Goth NV ,5r, "
APARTMENTS.
Sl25. The nklln, fur
$50. 1889 ] NV. Or, fur
Sf5.-.......... Conn av
$50 geo 18Th NV. 3r. b
$12 90 The Truxton, Or
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-10

FOR HENr-EWNtE LEAVING; CITY FOR
u"i-t.s May VIII rrs, cool. ,.lufpi tabsr lurse
V.ih IslE- s.Dtfc.n gr1g ioirLe-; furnished; very
ies s'tsiie i5 desirable 'rru.ls. 5,p Z ST. ne
uclv.Zt'
FOR BENr - COMPLETELY FURNTSIED
DIV sling opposite FraakIu 50 are: p ro8ns s
hHttsi steam heat. Httrsu bparI-rs now In house:
reai yl-" per month Apply DAVID MOORE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-10

CinbCurne, Cincinnati ST.. Wash Hts l. q and
or. fats, $3.50 $1,000. Ss3 90 $50. 90 SIS 90.
Willard 81 NV. bet. i5th and 18th. t and
L sts lst n0or 81. ana b. furnace
- d., O.. and b.. furnace rent very reasonable
b SeHtOn ST.. "a Cat, g Fnums ami bath IS 80
OFFICES.
"a floor. 1903 Z ct heated ......... Low rent
u,hio-2t 1904 F -.