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The Washington times., 1907-03-10
FIELDS HOUSE PLANNED
BY WETH & CRESSON

The Manhattan Field viii eect a resi-
dence on the property recently pur-
chased at the northwest corner of New
Hampshire avenue and street north
west, which, as already reported was
secured by William Henry Dennis. at
torHcy. who. it was understood. was act
ing for Mrs. FIELDS and George w.
Vanderbilt
The plans fo- a house are being
prepared by Wyeth d Cresson. archi-
tects, who have adopted the colonial or
Georgian style as best suited to the
location and its surroundings. II is
expected that the materials used will he
a dull red brick relieved with stone
trimmings.
The frontage on New Hampshire ave-
nue. VIII be about 100 feet. with propor-
tionatc deoJh on street. and advantage
OF :he southern exposure will be taken
TO place the principal living rooms on
that side.
As yet the plans have not progressed
far enough TO form a correct idea OF
the cost, and. while the house will be
a substantial one in every particular.
II is not known whether il will com
pare IN price with the several costly
residences, notably the Belmont and
HUFF horses, now under construction
in that vicinity.
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HOUSE FOR MRS. HUNT
ON SHERIDAN CIRCLE

Another large and costly residence
VIII soon be under construction on
Sheridan Circle, Mrs. Plat Hunt having
commissioned Wyeth & Crs-sJu. ar
chitects. TO prepare plans for a hand
some house TO be placed on the lot re-
Gently bought by her on the southwest
side of the circle. extending along Tweu-
ty-third street and adjoining the UNIQUE
home Of Mrs Barney.
The design Of the house will be in the
French style. covering the entire 'front.'
age on the circle, and extending back
some seventy-flve feet The irregular
shape Of the lot will allow OF a large
amount OF space on the rear. which ex-
tends 10 q street and this viii be used
Tor garden besides giving ample light
70 all the principal rooms on that SIDE
As this gives the larger portion OF tbs
mouse southern exposure with a be3r-
tiiui outlook toward the river. special
attention Will be paid TO the advantages
AFFORDED TO the rooms in that way Ii is
expected the contract will be awarded
in 4 short time
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

Nonsuch-William A. Dent ct al. TO
W Walton Edwards. part Tot 3; SO.
2OiG and 90fS + street northwest-Wyl-
lys 5. Gaines 70 Patrick OToole, lots .
and 26. square S Of 104; so. Patrick
OToole Ct ux. to Joana D. Nitzcl. lot
26 square s. OF IO4: $40; Same 20 Ella D.
Barrett. lot y. square s. OF 10i; so.
Randle Park-Mamie s. NewcOmb et
vir.. Ed J., 20 William b. Dunn. lot SO.
block 3: so.
Nineteenth and 4 streets southeast
Ernest Bursdorf trustee. 70 Watson J.
Newton. original lots and s. square
I22. S33S6S.
Twenty-hfth street northwest. between
Z and * streets-Same TO same. south
one-half lot 10. square 2S; $9iZ57.
Water street northwest. between
Twenty-hrst and Twcnty-second streets
Same 10 same original lots II and l2,
square So. $4,000
2234 18th street Richard
+. Pairo - us 10 Henrietta G. Stewart;
lot 81, square 3O2, so.
lie Droit Park-Anaa NJ. Moxcy to
Anita J. Turner. lot 20, block Q. SO.
I12 Fifth street northeast Mary
a. TT. Russell et al TO Bridge Holland.
lot u. square SlJ, SO. Agnes ". Holland
to same. same property so.
sixth street southwest, between y and
O streets-John @ Berkmann et ux, 10
James NJ. Place, part original lot l6.
square J3. SO.
IllS s street northwest - Bates
Warren 81 al. 10 Lee d Iatimer and 7
Iris Powell trustees. for James y. Rich
ardSon. lot -, square I53. so.
New Hampshire avenue northwest be
tween 7 and / StrcetS-Sama 10 same.
part lCJ 70. square y. Of IL. SO
Eningham place Same 10 same. lots
y 20 S2 block 4. SO.
Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
Same 10 same. lot 322. block 4. SO
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LIVINGSTON HEIGHTS
BECOMING POPULAR

With the opening of spring proper
ties on the Virginia side of the Potomac
river along the line Of the Great Falls
and Old Dominion electric railroad are
again coming prominently into notice
and the work begun last year is bear
ing fruit in the increasing Interest
shown BY the many inquiries made daily
by intending purchasers.
All alonE the line of the road new
houses are under construction or are
projected for those who have been At
racted by the beauty and advantages
IF a residence IN the country and vet
convenient 10 the city, and the numerous
subdivisions are feeling the impetus OF
the increased demand for sites.
Especially IS this so In Livingston
Heights which, under the management
or Craig * Royce. is being offered on
reasonable terms with special induce
ments 10 those who desire 10 build.
This and several other large subdivi-
sions are owned and controlled excIu-
slvely Oy Henry A. Pressey. who IS
about 10 build a handsome home near
the residence OF Admiral Rixey. and is
being followed by quite. colony Of
Washington citizens, among them John
r Carmody. Of the Civil Service Com
mission; Frank Lyon, W. w. Burdette.
Morgan Royce, and G. A Tavenner.
The carly completion OF the double
tracking of the electric road will make
the means Of transportation to tho cen
ter OF this city equal in every respect
TO that afforded by any other suburban
section.
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HOUSE AT CHEVY CHASE
FOR DR.. w. K. BUTLER

Architects Speiden & Spelden have
prepared plans from which DIR. W. X.
Butler will erect a residence at Chevy
Chase. Md The house will be two
stories high, with a large, roomy attic.
and cellar under the entire house The
exterior Will be covered with shingles,
with the roofs in slate. A wide porch
with heavy columns will run around
two sides of the house. one of the fea-
lures Of the plan that Will be decidedly
attractive is the large living room on
the fiIst floor, containing massive
stone fireplace of special design.
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PRINCIPAL BUILDING
PERMITS OF THE WEEK

One fve-story apartment house. 7i3 Nineteenth street
northwest Thomas H, Pickford $4,000
One tTee-story apartment house. 2l32-54 street north
west. Lote L Bum $1,000
Seven two-Story dwellings, 34i424 Park place northwest
Mlddaugh Shannon, incorporated ........... $1,000
Seven tvo-Sory dwellings, 1924 Newton place northwest
Middaugh Shannon, incorporated ............ $1,000
Eight two-Story dwellings, 62O-34 L street southwest
George c. Punphrey 10000
Twelve two-sory dwellings, t332-54 Penns avenue
southeast Harry Wardman. $4,000
Eight twOSory dwellings 7O1-i5 Fourteenth SOUTH
east Harry Wardman Observation-Disclosures. $1,000
-Four two-sory dwellings, 1855 @ street southeast Harry
Wardman 5000
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WARDMAN PLANNING
TWENTY-F0UR BUILDINGS

Building permits aggregating $50. 900
have been issued to Harry Wardman.
which include the construction OF
twenty-four two-story brick dwellings
or these. twelve are To oe located at
1892 TO 1854 Pennsylvania avenue south
east. eight are 10 be located at 7O1 to rs
Fourteenth street southeast. and four
VIII be erected at l345 TO 1851 G street
southeast. Architect a. II. Beers is
named in the permit. Operations will
begin at once and continue actively un-
I'll all the houses are completed.
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probably the banner sale of the past
week.
The Suffolk is a fve-story building
built short time ago by Harry Ward
man and contains fifteen apartments
constructed i'm the most faUltleSs man
Hcr. The design Is semi-coloniaI and Is
most bright and attractive in appear
auCe-
Standing on a corner all OF the rooms
are practically outside ones and have
the advantage of plenty of ug.t and air
and the cooling br--zcs from Nhe south
during the summer season
The purchaser was Mrs. Almena Cock
Grille. and the price paid is said 10 be
$4,000
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SCHNEIDER ESTATE SELLS
724 eleventh ST. N. w,

Ihe two-story and basement dwelling.
"a Eleventh street northwest, IonS the
property OF the Christian Schneider es-
tate mas been sold by Stone & Fairfax.
incorporated. to a local investor sor
Sl5,o0o The building has a frop.ar,o
Of twenty feet with a deptb of r,tr,ot,.
feet 20 d wide alley and is usad Co.
store and office purposes -,bo -.
owner intends rCmodeling the proDartv
This building and the one adioinfnnl v,.sro
both owned by the late Christian
schneider. last summer the heirs dis
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Country Property.

FOR SALE-1O building sites or lots 30 foe,
wide by 500 feet long. only S15O each. terms
- down. balance 81 per week. two miles frar,
Washington. near Old Dominion and Great
Falls electric road; scent fare 10 auy rart
OF Washington. Also 800 lots al West Fort
Myer Heights. ! mile west Of Washington
$50 per lot. same terms. Also 2OO lots a.
Virginia end Of grand new Highway bridge
only $3.50 per lot, same terms. Also several
small tracts OF .. :. I0 2J. and = acres each
Of very easy terms. Also a fine stock dairy
garden and fruit farm. short drive Of seven
miles 20 city. only $f3 per acre JAMES f
Office, 1906 @ It NV: phone
Main 1850. rnhS-3t
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PROFESSIONAL BUILDER
BUILDING FOR HIMSELF

Harry Wardman. after building sev-
eral hundred fine houses for Other peo-
pfe tO live in, has instructed Architect
A. u. Beers 10 prepare plans for
handsome residence for his own use
at the corner of Fourteenth street and
Iowa avenue, on what is known as the
Saul tract. The house viii cost about
so. 90.
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NEW APARTMENT HOUSE
FOR F STREET N. w,

Building Inspector Ashford has issued
a permit to Lottie Z. Burn for the erec-
ton Of three-story GTieB apartment
house at 2132-34 F street northwest. The
cost is placed at $4,000. and the archi-
tect named is c. 7. Rose. James d
Burn has been given the contract for
construction.
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EIGHT NEW DWELLINGS
PLANNED FOR SOUTHWEST

George c. Pumphrey viii build eight
two-story brick dwellings at $40 to 63I
J. street southwest, a permit having
been issued by Building Inspector Snow-
deh Ashiord's office during the past
week. The estimated cost is placed at
$4,000 and the architect named is E. 0.
Noitand This part of the southwest
section of the city is receiving much at
tenuon from builders Of moderate
priced houses who find a ready market
for that class Of dwellings.
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A. 0. BLISS TO BUILD
HOUSE ON SIXTEENTH ST.

AlOnZO .. Bliss viii erect a hand
some thrcc-story brick dwelling on Six
teenth street, near Scott Circle. after
plans prepared by Architect 4. GOen-
ner. who is the designer Of the magni-
iicent residence that Mr. Bliss + now
building on Sixteenth street. near
X street. Alr. Bliss long ago recognized
the beauties OF this magnificent boule-
ward, and is said to have bought UP a
large amount OF the ground, which ne
is now impl owing with five residences.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS
PR0SPEREO LAST YEAR

There were 262 building and loan and
cooperative and loan associations doing
business in New York State during 1906
with total assets Of Si3 1861. according
70 the annual report Of the State Rank
ing Association relative TO these in
stitutions. Total receipts were SpS -57
473. 10 S-'Uo''-
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NEW OFFICE BUILDING FOR
POTOMAC STEAMBOAT co.

The Washington and Potomac Steam
boat Company have taken out a permit
for the erection Of a two-story frame
Office building on Water street. near y
street. southwest, which IS estimated to
cost 5000. The designer and builder to
whom the contract has been awarded
is W. s. Winston.
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Mrs. AImena CoCkerille
Purchaser of Mount
Pleasant Property.

Early d hampton. realty brokers. i'm
conjunction with the A +. Fox Com
pany. have just sold the Suffolk Apart
ment House. at the corner of Irving and
School streets, Mt. Pleasant. that is
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$4,000
White tenants: rent $40 per month. s.
room brick; IS q. wide. deep tot
s., 10000.
Northwest-Good bay-wind0w brick, rent
cd for SIS per month.
s.. 500 %.
For a complete little home. brick. located
near + St Sc. 6 rooms and modern bath:
lot lSJ feet deep 70 alley, terms 70 suit
500 CASH AND so MONTHLY FOR A
NEW. 2-STORY AND CELLAR BRICK.
TILED VESTIBULE AND PLATE GLASS
STORM DOORS; PARTY WALL or ONE
SIDE SIDE LIGHTS AND SIDE YARD
QS o.. THE THE 0[HER OF 5F ALLEY II EEAE: y :
FROM PENN AVE
S3500.00.
To quick purchaser. rooms and BATH,
brick. ne, concrete cellar. tiled bath and
Nesubule. first floor finished ga hardwood,
lot rs feet deep 10 paved alley: stable
$500.
5000 cash and so mcathly notes for
pretty Groom and bath modern bricS house
iu the ne concrete cellar under entire
house. furnace heat. large yard 10 aUoy.
A perfect little bone bone, Let Us show you
a beautiful home on Quincy St. near y
Capitol ST; lot lIxs5 70 alley. z-story and
cellar; steam heat excellent condition.
terms 70 suit purchaser
business property, 2-st0ry brick store.
west Of sth 81 NV. lJt 1sXluI. 20 alley
trust. $500 al go can remain Rented ~
$3.50
$4,000.
N0rthwest-0n lettered street. well built g.
room and bath brick. deep lot 90 alley. rent
we'll Let Us submit an Ofer for you
81 5000.
FOR ONE OF THOSE BEAUTIFUL NEW
HOUSES AND % y ST. NV Z-STDRE
AND CELLAR, LOTS 20XlG0 To PAVED
ALLEY: FINISHED ~ HARDWOOD
HANDSOME CABINET " A " y + T.. s.
HEATED BY HOT WATER, TERMS To
SUIT PURCHASER.
W8I Il SAUNDERS & CO.. 1907 r St y W
nn4-.f
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For SaIe-LOtS.
WEST WOODBRIDGE, D. c..

WEST WOODBRIDGE, D. C.,
ONE CAR FARE TO CITY. High ero,,,5
Large lots from $500 up: CITY water. very
easy terms. Representative on ground
Sunday
FRANK G. BUTTS & CO., INC,
62l 18th st. n W. mhs-3t
FOR SALE-Cheap. four nice lots on & 81
Sc, between 18th and 10th SITS. l. 2. PETER
SON. 1913 II 81. ne. mha-3t
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Profitable
Investment
Propositions.

Good 6-room brick house near
l-tn and ) sts- NV: renting for
~ Sisl Per f5r mont" sPe- $3.50
Two-story brick house in
Georgetown. renting for 81 per
month, an unusually profitable
Investment 5tl-I, at this sPe- Som
claI prlCe---------------- 1OO
Excellent S-room brick house,
located near 7th and NJ sts. NV.
renting for $3.50 per SC E00
Good 7-room brick house in the
southwest section. renting for SIS
per month; good home and a
prohtaole investment Sd Inn
special for siOO
Groom brick house in the north
west. near 18th and r SITS. lst
floor kitchen; renting for S37. 50:
large lot; special IEO
7-roOm brick house near 18th
and Sts. NV, renting for S26.5O
FcT.l Pfr month; special $4,000
Two brick houses in the south
east: renting for 5000 per month
each; each; i.'l'e'l special price. $500
Good 6-rOOm brick house on Nd.
ave. ne; renting for SIS 90
per month; special orr
IoF------.- --------.--... IL o CO
Desirable Groom brick house on
llth st near s NV. renting for
Special sasG per for1; month; $4,000
Four 4-room brick houses in
Ne; renting for
$500 per month spe- 81 000
6-roOm frame house on 5th 81
NV. stable in rear. renting for
S25.'9 per month; 50 HEO
special for...............~O 30 81
ThOS. j. Fisher
6 Co. Gnc.y,
I4I4 F Street n. w.
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Two Splendid Homes,
ST., $50 each;
$500 Cash; SIS Per Month

Two new 3-stOrv and cellar
brick residences. 18Th and KENYON
streets, Columbia Heights: 10
rooms and tiled baths, Hot
Water Heat We offer YOU these
houses for 500 cash and the hal
ance in notes of s.. pavabIe
monthly. Tho price. ST 0E0
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Wanted Suburban.

WANTED-To buy suburban. two acres. cuI-
JlVated ground with small house; four or
hre rooms hen house and stable; All fenced
In and near cars. cue car fare: small cash
payment and rest same IS rent SddreSs
s. F., Times Office. uah7-Tt
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Wanted-HOney.

MONEY WANTED-S7 900 for five wears n.
scC on -O50 acres Virginia estate. buildinp-
cost S25. 600; 500 on suburban house. win psX,
Go, $500 in District. will pay Ics D. .
REALTY BROKERS, 6l7 18th St. ROOM %.
mhI-a0t
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For Sale-FarmS.

ia ACRES good land and timber A miles
from this city. near wharves: price. S475 Ad-
dress 1l5 u st sw. rnhq-st
DAIRY FARM, Montgomery county. Nd 9-7
scres. 80 cleared. water IN every field. one
nine and one six room house. good build
inEs; fronts on Potomac river and Chesa-
peake canal. price. 5000
DAIRY FARM az station. RemInrtoa- Va g.
eight-Toom house, all in grass and wei wa
tered; fine buildings; % COWS: 5000
POTOMAC RIVER FARMS. . or 70 acres.
near Marshall Han: $50 down. $40 Der month.
ducking. bathing. fishing: 500 per acre.
D. &. REALTY BROKERS
6l1 14th St. Room 81 nhS-tf
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For Sale-HOuSeS.
INVEsTIGATE THESE

improved Georgetown property At SOC per
loot OF ground Buildings are OK brick. all
II improvements: lots 25Xl25s easy terms Two
left. that's all.
18th St S.E.-Brick dwelling with stable
IN rear all cOnveniences Being sold al sac
rince and on easy terms. Make offer
JOHNSON. DENT & Co.
I'll .th ST NV. Phone Main 1873.
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For Rent-Stables.

LARGE brick stable for horses and car-
Ilages. gas and wate, and concreted; worth
SI-- rear 1917 36 st. NV Only 50.
CHAS. s SHREVE. I1J7 Tth 81. y ". rnhs-9t
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Acreage Tracts.
For Rents Suburban.

SIX-ROOM HOUSE with outbuildinrs. eI-1-
acres land for trucking; good opportuufi,s
Hobson st, Brentwood, Nd. Address POX
5S3. Times Office. .nbS-St
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Wanted
Suburban Property.

SUBURBAN property.
WANTED-I00 TO 80 acres. partly In 1Ta-v-
land and y. g.. viii pay what N is act1IsI7,-
worth. Address BON SO. Times oHlce-
mhq-St
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For Suburban,

For SaIe-Suburban.
ss,7oo-Picturesque Home, Takoma Parc
a Lare % any part cf city).
section squares 90 cars, new house buiI-
/. critically by day labor by owner for his own
IS, pretty 2-story and concrete cellar S-ronn.
furnace heat handsome Interior der1ra fIrr,-
ezra eS-LIA laTSe i'tt a chance 20 secure an unus1-
Couins-Guerry Co.. Gal 18th st. nv.
FOR SALE-BeautifuI s-roon house c~~---
Dying a commanding site on high elevation
over.ookinS surrounding country with IL
stable. etc no malaria or rucsGufroes- one
square from steam and electric starioDs-
4eHiE painted and papered throughout
l.o'" - i's' New York ave. mhlO-St
.I6S5-AS NICE A HOME as one could ASK for:
room Tor chickens and garden: all for s. 100.
over = acre; pretty broom cottage at Sou+h
brookiand; bay window; newly painted and
papered; short walk trolley. better lools a.
IL IHE SOJLE CO Unc}. $50 La ave
PROGRESSIVE coIore4 man an - -,
country house at moderate price 3 miles
from treasury On City and Suburban rtrb-
az station. uVe minutes 10 steam station.
over half acre abundance OF fruit S-ro,-,,
house outbuiIdi1sss school and cbr,rcbes-
large chicken house: f5r prices md +sr1,-
l-1- es7 a. STATION . mh9-St
j tOtt SAl-E-One seven-room house bath and
pantry large attic and cellar: an 1nodor1
linpros eu2ents; fine water and sewer. two 7ofs
ly.Nl5o feet. plenty OF shade: at Hvattsy-iIIa'
ADDRESS BON Z. Hyattsville. Nd iaIe-qt
jal9.2o. q. fe9. 10. Il. .Hlh9 I01l
NEW Broom house. u acre. on car line
@ 40 Inlies from city Sl.iO0. Farms and sub
urnan homes. easy terms B. NJ DAVID
son. Real Estate ROsslyn. Va mhs-Tt
BEAUTIFUL HOMES in HyattsviIe FOR sale
on easy terms all CunVeuienCes- CIAS "
INGALLS, Hyattsville. Nd. rlhS-7-
ONLY 500 10 $50 PER ACRE for 3 10. snd
43 acre lots. two car fares from anv uoinr on
Capital Traction r. r.. seven miles from
Georgetown at Ingleside station. on the G.
r. * o -. r r., hne location CLIFTON
LACGHLIN CO. 1I5 18th 81. nv. mh7-S0t
FOR SALE-This IS worth fnveStlssfInr--
two six-roOm dwellings, near railroad in
Alexandra county. Va; rented 20 prompt
each. only $500 cash needed JULIAN p
BALDWIN Baustun- Va fe2S-lH
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For Rent-OmCeS.

-s-o NEW ICRE AVE. NW.-First and sec
ond floor rooms suitable for real essats.
dentists. etc. SIS and SD: situation un-
surpassed.
hARRICE & METCAI.P.
Mhi'-St 1890 New York Ave
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FOR RENT-HOuse and store. wifi rent sep
arate or sell cheap. W. H. HUNGERFORD
Congress Heights, u. c.; opposite school
mhS-5t
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$1,000.

LITTLE HOME near sth st
and Florida ave. NV. Two-stOTy brick
dwelling in good condition. lot lsxi0G feet
70 rear alley; has been occupied by owner
and well cared for.
JOSEPH I. WELLER,
Realty Broker. Gn2 + 81 y. W.
Inhl0-tf
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OFFER

Jne Cf the finest houses on Capitol Hi-l
f0r sale cheap. Centrally and well To-
Gated house has 10 rooms. fine cellar Uu-
der whole house large quadrangle in rear
with stable private carriage way % side
street We viii be pleased % show This
be sold cheap
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STOP PAYING RENT"
BUY as L ST s T. SIS CASH DOWN
and E4 per month; two-story siK-room
frame. in fine condition. new TN roof.
big fuel house on rear o. lot: lot 26Ns5
side alley. Price only 81. 500 Title per
feet. and papers furnished free o. NJ
BRYANT. owner. War1er Building. sth
and F. ruhg-sI
FOR SALE-Seven-rUom loUSe with reception
hall: tiled bath and vestibUle- large con
crete cellar large yard. h0t-water heat. set
tubs in cellar. all modern improvements
finished in hardwood OWNER. 1881 East
Capitol St uh9-o
FOR SALE-AN IS-c INVESTMENT.
An excellent investment. must De sold
at once. wei rented two-stOry apartment
= square rom North Capitol st. always
rented at S8Lj0 per month Would con-
slider cash payment Of 500. balance 70
suit PRICE. $500
LIE ROY MARX,
mh1-tf 1910 @
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD on
500 10 $50 cash and $50 to so monthly. For
full particulars drop postal. telephone. or
call for flustrated plat. etc. OF ''COnnecJi-
cut Avenue Terrace"
FULTON r GORDON.
Suburban Realty Operator.
ROBERT L. HEATER. Manager
Colorado Building. Tel Main "a
taI2-f
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Excellent Homes,
Special for $1,000;
$500 Cash; SIS Per Month

These are new houses and are
wei! locaend in a good section of
the northwest Have 10 rooms
and Jiled bath. Steam Heat. one
block from Capital Traction EFr
line Terms 800 cash. and e.
per month. Special ST 00O
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BEAUTIFUL. HOMES in HyattsvfUe for sale
on easy terms. all Couveniences- C.FIaS ~
INGALLS,. HyattsvilIe. Nd. ulhS-st
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FOR SALE-This IS worth investlgafinr-
two stN-room dwellings, near railroad IN
Alexandra county. Va. rented 20 prompt
tenants and paving 6Gs on $4,000: price. s. Ia
each. only $500 cash needed JULIAN p
BALDWIN Baustun- Va fe2s-r4t
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TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Three six-r0om and bath houses. down
town Lots 1OX.5. 90 alley Rented Sg5 90
These houses must be sold. and win con
slider a reasonable offer FOR cash
& BALLARD CO.. Qncl.
G21 18th 81. " W mhl0-st
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For Penf-FlatS.
For Stores.

FOR RENI-Fart or store ROOM good Iocs-
Jon. near Pennsylvania ave. NV suftsbIa
Office r~Lo7.
FOR RENT-I-arEe store ROOM modern TN
rTuFeUclrS- good cellar Inquire upstairs 1SS
Pennsylvania ave NV rnhs-7r
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For Apartments.

KENT Us North Carolina ave Sc six out
side rooms and bath. h0t-Wat-r heat.
p-rcL- modern uNeulguces- $50
KARRICK * METCALF
X 1922 Ssw York Ave.
$ TO $I2 for two and three room apartments
In The Dorchester corner 18th 81 and Mary
land ave sW-. handsome baths. steam heat.
hot and cold water. sanitor service
su5-Su ~ T-ra
FOR RENT-Let Us show them 10 you-de-
LgErful, new a-rcJw and tiled bath apart
mems Ia best location Northwest: hot
water heat and janitor service. only 50 50.
WlLLIGE. GIBBS d DANIEL. 5l3 * 605 18th.
APARTMENT white. 81 Warner St be-
tween Q and r; four rooms and bath. $3.50
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APART1IENTS-5 Massachusetts ave uez.
SIX grand rooms on second EOr in rw0-famiIy
1guse. adGlts only; Eot-water heat. mhS-3t
BACHELOR APARTMENTS. furnished or
uEfurEished. two rooms and hath. 81 up-
SENECA s27 + st NV. feg-ts
The Washington times., 1907-03-10

FOX SAlE-One seven-roonl house bath and
pdhLy, large attic and cellar: an modern
improvements; fine water and sewer: two Iots
ly.xl'0 feet: plenty Of shade: at HvattsyiIe
1al9.20 q. fe9. ID. II .mh9. .I0.Il