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Notice Of Expiration Of Redemption.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
County of st. LOUIS; State of Mime

oEg cH3Ex i Of 1 sogS att. %;c2s
II Msrtins SELL. Z -
X You 1are- hereby notified that the.
uated in the County 81 St. Louis. State
scribed as follows, to-wit: Lot Two
T 81 s SsoR (ssS, Range Fc aS2
ment survey thereof is IS now assessso
That on the 4th day Of May, "A. D.
1891, at a sale Of land. pursuant, TO
given and made in and by the. District
Eous IN ane fef d ,ad Of Martin
1891, in proceedings to- enforce the
payment Of taxes delinqusnt upon real
estate for the: year AID. 1889, FOR said
scribed piece or parcel of land was
duly offer ed. for sale, and *no one bid
ding upon said offer an amount equal
to that for which said piece or parcel
sum Of Five Dollars and Fifty three
the state OF Minnesota for. said sum.
day Of November. A. b, 1907, the said
piece or, parcel of land, nots then hay.
Ing been redeemed. from said sale, and
naV1nR tnen become the ABSOLUTE prop
erty Of the State Of Minnesota, was
sold and conveyed at public sale by
the County Auditor of said County
pursuant to the order and direction of
the State Auditor Of hesitate Of Min
nesota, and in accordance with the
provisions Of the statute in each case
made and provided, for the sum OF
Twentylseven Dollars and zSixtyafour
cents duly paid to the County Treas
urer of said County. ~ ..S5;sss.
That the certificate Of sale of said
piece or parcel Of land executed and
delivered by said County Auditor upon
said sale last above mentioned has
been presented to me at my office by
the holder thereof, for the purpose of
having notice Of expiration .3of time
for redemption from said tax sale. OF
that the amount t.. required d9 f. redeem
tax sale at the date e a this notice.
said notice. Ii the !, gun, Of 4 wenty-.
That, the time FOR. eSredsinp ton OF.
said stax sale WIN expire sixty iSo1
and fling Of proof Of such service IN
witness my hand and seal of office
this 18th day Of Febr,1ary: a u D., 1908.
Auditor ST.. Louis CO. MIN.
(seal, County AUDITOR st. Louis Co..
Labor world Feb. IS: Mar. TIA. 1908.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
st. Louis In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Gust
Falt Decedent
Letters of administration this day
having been granted to Matti Ribacka.
It is ordered, that the time within
which all creditors of the above named
ddeeedent may present claims against
same hereby is, limited to six months
from and after the date hereof; and
that Monday the 18th: day Of Septen-
Der. 1908. at ten, o'clock A, NJ, IN the
House at Duluth in said County, be,
and the same herebX>fs, fixed and 'ap
pointed as the time and place. for
hearing upon the examination, adjust
ment and allowance Of such claims as
shall be presented within the time
aforesaid. 4
Let notice hereof be given BY the
publication of this order in the Labor
World as provided by law.
Dated at Duluth, Mimi, Mar. 2, 1908.
80 ]. B. MIDDLECOFF,
Judge of Probate.
(seal Probate Court, St. Louis Co..
HEINo & GRAN; Attys.
Labor World-Mar Z, IA, Fl, 1908.
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Corn Your Own Beef.

1T is much nicer to corn ones own
beef. To six pounds of rump roast
meat take salt petre the size of a small
nutmeg or level teaspoonful, five
tablespoonful Of SALT. three table,
spoonfuls of sugar, put water enough
over to cover, and let soak twenty
four hours. Cook six pounds about
four hours or little less in same brine
water that it was soake in and grad
ually add water to it and skim occas-
ionally.
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NEW YORK, March 13-Miss Bessie
Mclean, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Mclean, of No. 1876 Lenox ave-
nue. and Lieut.. William A. Da!lam, of
the Twelfth cavalry, U. S. A., were
married Friday at the Church of the
Heavenly Rest The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. ]. N. Steele,
assisted by Rev. DR.. Herbert Shipman
and Rev. DIR. Osborne Ingle, of Baltf-
more Dr. Ingle performed the mar
rage ceremony when Miss McLean's
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father and mother We're: married in
Baltimore. -: ..
Miss Mclean is the eldest of the
daughters of Mr., and Mrs. Mclean,
and is possessed Of considerable beau
ty. Her nair is Of rich golden brown
hue. Miss Mclean received her educa-
tion in New York and was one. Of Miss
Merrington's brightest pupils. She is
an accomplished singer, is clever with
the brush and pencil and is an excel
lent whip
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DESSERTS.
Apple PUDDING.

Cook apple sauce, sweeten, and sea-
son with ground cinnamon; take" toast
and CRATE it in separate dish Melt
large lump Of butter in frying pan,
but do not let it become brown. Stir
grated toast in pan until it becomes
light brown. Remove from: the fire,
take a pudding sdish,> put in a layer Of
the Drowned crumbs, then a layer Of
apple sauce; continue until dish is
filled, with layer Of crumbs on top.
Bake in a moderate ver-;for fifteen
minutes. - r.-.:~
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from the bones. Pick meat fine add
enough water to liquor it was boiled
into make three quarts, season with
salt, and when it comes to a boil stir
in cornmeal the same as if you were
making mush. When done turn out in
a square pan. Fry the same as mush.
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Mock Duck.

Take one, cut of round steak,
cut an inch and >o11e-half thick. Make
a dressing of bread, apples, one egg,
a lump of butter, two. large onions,
sweet marjoram, salt and pepper; mix
well. Salt steak, put dressing on
steak, roll and sew. Bake in oven as
you would duck; haste often. This
is delicious.
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Clean Porcelain,

Most housekeepers find it difficult
to remove the grease and dirt that ac-
cumulates on the sides Of the Ibath tub
and bowl. For this purpose I keep
cup of kerosene on top Of my5Hed icine
cabinet. and whenever necessary go
over porcelain parts with a cloth sat-
urated in the oil, Immediately turn
on the hot water, and the tub and
bowl are cleaned in a few minutes.
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to come down we'll on the hand, to
protect bare arms from the heat of
the range, and the possible risk of
burns by the hand coming in contact
with the heat.
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SOUPS
-t - -
Soup With Dumplinas.

i, Take one can of corn, put into a
good sized stew; kettle, add three
quarts of cold water, two Tablespoons
Of butter; and salt and pepper to taste;
stir well until this boils; make good
baking powder biscuit dough ana drop
about two dozen small bits OF the
dough into the boiling soup! and cook
fifteen minutes. This is fine and .nour-
fishing. : sSsssi-{Ss .s.Tsyt.,2-.s;t - .z:s
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Custard, D:.nplinas.

Take six stale buns; CRATE crust from
buns, mix with sugar and cinnamon.
Then make boiled custard,, soak buns
in custard one hour, then. fry In hot
lard: When. a. nice brown roll in the
crumbs: sugar, land cinnamon. II
buns are large cut In two.
sauce-One pint sweet cider, sweet
en- to taste, slice of lemon, add little
'thiekening,, boil and pour over buns.
Serve warm, H.: ~: 10y ssx,z., ~ ~- -,
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To Clean a Comb.

Grasp a whisk broom firmly in, right
hand near broom end. comb in left
hand; brush between teeth of comb
vigorously You will have perfectly
clean comb in few seconds.
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# NEW#YORK, March 13.-Mme Agos-
tine,li has. just. rendered Giordanos
siberia at the Manhattan, being its
first production in America. The play
lis .melodramatic opera recurring
effective sin ging which was rendered
by Nine. A gostinelli and received ems
sthusiasti caIly BY an appr eciat i've audi
sence. sssss a
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g
2 q =
Peter, 50 1aIrd Ase: W.. reading clerk
ss.5. g:
s TRUSC.4tlt JftAT AufIDfNG TRADEs NIl1-
k &, &: " s5s.,a.a, la. le.::
rstary. "a 81. Hunt ISI s. 21st Ave E.:s
ancai $ .se -t = Gao. r Water S.
sfsOs VIZ ourthg 81. s, Eusine.. AGENT 49,. !
Raa aso 5eeis s1r III hours n to.a
Ito y >: M and 500 p. m. Zenith phone
SIS. ii, A., i. q. Sc
NO. a's 9sss.
1t the V1ctot csrison HAN, ss2s Grand Ave
Nxit. President s b. W.. Cummings: yics
RfSside ht, JAZZ Kemp; Recording Secretary.
Lep!s HA We Vert Duluth: Tfsasnrer. Ben
smith; Financial Secretary. Patrick Hoy
nane. 800 ~ sss.a-. ri 5sfssas
& .s.s 7ss 80. -.-.--.
DnEMEhx - ~ UNION Nc. AS5
ens 81 e1eh e on.a
.trsst. rrssidsnt,. 4. stenslein; vice PRESS
qsaa
financial tn y secretary Rudolph schipper. 4ls
East sth street = = ~
MI ss.$' 80 s -. ... - e.
no 9: eses month
It s. aiaraazoo2 Bldg.:slS w. Superior street.
TT1nk as,deman: financial seeretsry-trsa..
sss @ ] e. ' john
cakes. care Ron Fernandez Cigar Co.
. , ,s.,,,;, :, 9. ,;,,,s1
lsda1s esshink al. Rowley hail. 1io ". II.
s 81 s vte Ds.d Rss.h Jacob Il. sts.is
fSsordtnf sesretary, W.: Fowler. 2lls
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T. e. --'~ SUMMONS. =, 49, 2
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
!. St. Louis. In District Court Elev-
enth Judicial District 80
Fred B. Rossom. B. 49,
81 -: VS..
Louisa Hermanson and H. Herman
son, Her Husband. :: : : ..l.~ =,
= ~. .s.- Defendant
The State of Minnesota, to .tats above
Named Defendants and each ~ OF
them: :-::.' 1s -
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer. the complaint of the
plaintiff in. the above entitled action
which is filed in the office OF the Clerk
Of the District Court. of the County o.
St: Louis, and the state Of 1fihheebtE
and to serve copy Of Iyodl answer
scriber at his, offlee in the Burrows
Building. Duluth, St. Louis County.
the service of this summonsSupon you,
exclusive Of the day of sucn service;
and if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action will apply
to the court for the relief demanded
In the complaint.
Dated December 18th, 1907.
. JOHN B. ARNOLD,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
315 Burrows Bldg.,'
Duluth, Mimi.
Labor World Feb. 20: March 7-14-21-
%. Anril 1QnQ
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{ s4sss s%1 sF.ss SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
st. Louis.--ss. District Court. Elev-
enth judicial District. .5s
Mertile Marie Mcintosh, 55t gsf.
zg .ss. & Plaintiff,

e"ASe S~AS ~'As~~@ ~ AASAAASVS@es
.s.ss VS.. . y
William Thomas Mcintosh.
~ Defendant.
The State OF Minnesota to the above
named Defendant: Ef&%
You are hereby summoned and re-.
quired to answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action.
which complaint has been fled In tho
office Of the Clerk Of the above named
Court, In the Court House. in the City
Of Duluth, County Of st. Louis and
State Of Minnesota: ana to serve;
upon the subscriber. at his Office, in
Suite 3 Woodward Building. Duluth.
Minnesota, within thirty days after the
service Of this summons upon you, ex-
elusive Of the dayaof such service. and
If you fail to answer said complaint
within the time aforesaid: the plaintin
demanded in the complaint. b
Dated at. Duluth. Minnesota, Feb-
ruary II. 1908. T. So :
= HARRY w. LANNERS, 81
.,3 g. Plaintiffs Attorney, -
Suite Woodward Bldg,
Labor World 1929: March Tia
Il-IS, 1918. ! - eT,,. .,,E
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PLUMBERS AND GAsFITTERs. Local
Union NO. u--adsets on the second and
fourth Thursday OF, ZACH ,lonth at Kala-8
matoo ,hAll. President, Geo. Blackwood;
vice ,presldent,. Marion Haynes; recording
secretAry.treasurer,s III. r. Tinkhann: ftnan-
c46Is SECRETARY, j.: r.. Ribble. 1872 Jefferson
c. -
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MARINE ENGINKERs.s BENEFICIAL AS
s6ciation, No. 7s.-Meets every Friday
Of each month during the winter months
at Marine Engineer Hall, 310l w First St.
preside1it, Cnast Hector: first vice presi-
dent, -Hhy: webb t financial shtdl shrdlu lu
dent Guy Webb: treasurer A.EHarvey, p o.
b0x 2Ss s cotrespon ding secretary, J. p. Burg
PIP Minnesota avenue. y. =. :. 4. q, -
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1:;1 II, TuldmEN,,s, PROTECTIVE As.

LICENSED TUGMEN's PROTECTIVE AS
ISOLATION, zenitn~ Lodge No. s1.-Mests "a
md Attn Wednesday OF each month during
the winter season, 1T: the Kalarha3oo Blk.
IS Nv. Superior street. President. W. e.
Hoy -2I2 W. Superior street: First vice
presidents Fred Benson; Second. vice presl-s
dent jas. Fountain; Financial Secretary.
R.F. gBatroWs,. Al, l5Sth Ave. e.; recording
and corresponding secretary, Albert Jones,
TO e. Sixth ST; treasurer. Jas. Walsh. Is.
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Sc. "a. s. H. W. l. Affects thu mrs,
and third sWednesdays OF each month K1la-
mazoo Block. at SIP, m. President Arthur
Moofk: Vice president, chas Cause: finan-
eialssecretary,. n. q. sfdarney. 91s East Sixth
street: corresponding and recording score
tary. H.: Little. SAT, 12A avenue East;
treasurer. Ely Ducharne- s.Ez!
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!, HANGERs-Meets every Tuesday &C
kalatnGxoo Block ,!1s. w. Superior Street
President, w: r. Perry, IL E. Fifth St;
vice president. e: Bergviog. 32s E. First St:
financial secretary, w. +. Meyer 571s Ta-
;cbnys st.; recording secretary. Jas. H. Pow
ers. SIG E. Fifth ST. AZ
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ELECTRICAL :WORFERs' UNION NO. 81.
day.sof each month";. in the Kalamazoo
Bloek ;f1alig s:C:,'t resilient. VIM. #. MUIR
nian,- sos. e.. Second. St: financial secre-
e.: recording .sseretary, w: j. Hunt, s4sl
S. z1st ave. r.. W.. r. McCollum, Busiress
Agent, 4Si East Superior St; Frank Fish
err President. Seventh District Council.
NationAr Hotel. minneapolis, MINI.
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teters p BOZ Third AVE- w. reading clerk.

bnEWERY .wOkKEks UNION, No. ls,s
Meets tho frst Saturday Of each month
It the sKalanasoos Bldg, No. Is w. Superior
STREET. f'rssident, A. stenglein: vice presl-
dent, (, Chas. linden: recording sscretAry,
Robt, Wehtlahd; treasurer. Chas. Goolsr;.
financiaI SECRETARY Rudolph schipper. 4ls
East Sth street .s5szsr i: s-s, q. S.
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Order Limiting Time to File Claims
and for Hearing Thereon.

Labor Wor1d-Feb. %; March 7-14-21-
%; April 4, 1908.
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R1.AsnERERg' UNION. No.. 5s.. o. F. T. A..
8, Meets On second and fourth Wednesday
of1saeh month at Kalamazoo Block Presi-
dent Samuel Maxhan: vice president. John
Campbell y financial secretary. E. psrrott,
Ualssh,s Heikhts;5 corresponding secretary.
W.. Darby 21y N 29th Ave. W.; Dele
EhteS to Structural Bldg Trades Alliances
Carson. Ahl and Jackson. s*s
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DOCK AND ;sHIf cARPENTER.s UNION
NO. 1461. - Meets every Tuesday evei,ins
at Sloan ! Hail. :.2Uth avenue west and sssu-
perior street. - President Peter: Maraudaw.
at Ph1a. Preais
recording secretary <Thos., Carey, 32s. NJ
53rd; Ave W; Treasurer Louis Feylins. 2411s
West: First street. go 81 - -
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CAPITOL HILL.
$1,000.
Seven-room bay-window house, in
good condition: recently repaired.
NOT FAR FROM UNION STATION.
$4,000.
Beautiful new house: colonial style
front; six rooms; hot-water heat; no
more attractive new house In East
Washington.
G STREET NE.
$500.
Six-room house with good lot; not
far out.
BARGAIN IN NORTHEAST HOME.
$3.50
Sfx-room residence near street
ne, in fine condition: large back yard.
AVENUE NORTHEAST.
New house: seven rooms: furnace;
tiled bath; very handsome outside
and in; in splendid condition: recep-
ton hall plan.
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. CENTRAL
'NORTHWEST-$S,S 500.
Brick: newly papered and painted;
all on two floors.
PRESSED BRICK AND BROWN
STONE.
$780,
Beautiful, southeast, siX-rOOm home,
located right. Let US show you this.
AVENUE NORTHWEST.
$3.50.
Very attractive six-room house;
modern.
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME.
Only So, T50.
Well located in Falls Church: nine
large rooms: spacious pOrches: shade
and fruit trees: convenient to cars;
steam and electric: n acre ground.
NEAR 10TH AND G NE.
s3. 100
Lot 10 by over 300: g. rooms; side
lot: brick stable: modern improve
mentS.
SOUTHEAST HOME.
$3.50.
Not far out; in fine condition:
rooms.
FINE LITTLE HOME SOUTHEAST.
$500.
Pressed brick front house; six rooms:
fine condition; furnace; bath; cellar;
not far out.
=. ANOTHER GOOD SUBURBAN
HOME.
$3.50
This is d fine home for one in Of
flee: ten rooms: wide porches; one
acre of land; large lawn: plenty of
shade and fruit trees: conveniently
near cars. This is bargain.
THE CHEAPEST LARGE HOUSE
IN THE CITY.
$500
This is a nine-room, three-stOry, very
attractive home on good residence
street in the West End. It is equal in
size. attractiveness and neighborhood
to the average house of one-haif again
as much money. The owner Is a non
resident and has instructed us to cut
price to but little more than has here
tofore been loaned on it. If you are
In the field for large house. built
right, planned right and located right
this should interest you. Let us show
you this.
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the Heights: west of 14th street; close
to car line: very deep lot; room
for stable; formerly occupied by one
of the best known residents of the
city; offered at big sacrifice.
ANOTHER ON EAST CAPITOL
STREET.
$1,000.
Eleven-room house with large lot.
HOUSE AND STABLE.
5000.
Near 9th and H ne; rooms: large
lot.
MARYLAND AVE. NE.
$3.50.
Nine room house with large lot:
very desirable.
ENTIRE FRONT OF BROWN
STONE.
$3.50
Very handsome home in select neigh
borhood on the Heights House cost
originally over $4,000. Urgent need
for money cause for sale.
CAPITOL HILL.
$3.50
Near Capitol and Library; IL rooms:
wide and deep lot: in fine condition.;
all modern Improvements: excellent
for home or room renting business.
COST OWNER $4,000.
$500.
One of the best built homes in Wash
ington. Not far from State. War and
Navy building: nine rooms; wide
frontage; side light: in splendid con-
dition: no greater value offered today
in Washington for the money.
HOUSE AND GROUNDS.
$500
Beautiful ten-room house on lettered
street northwest; in fine condition; lot
:Ox12O: wide porches; semi-detached:
light on three sides; plenty of room
for stable.
CAPITOL HILL CORNER.
$3.50.
Seven rooms; 80 feet front; splendid
~ built; IN first class condition.
EAST CAPITOL STREET.
$500.
Nine-room house with frontage of
about % feet; front, side and rear
yard.
SOUTHWEST HOME AND STABLE.
$500
Nine rooms; corner of an alley;
good condition.
NORTHWEST HOME.
$500
Twelve rooms: lot 28x1O5: this should
sell quickly.
IN THE WEST END.
$500.
Sixteen-rOOm house with two baths;
stable: frontage of % feet; most for
the money of any real estate PROPOSE
ton offered today.
GREAT BARGAIN, ON THE
HEIGHTS.
$500.
Modern eight-room house with attic;
hot water heat; price much reduced
CAPITOL HILL.
$500.
Nine-rOom house; in excellent condi-
ton; stable; wide frontage; water
heat; fine neighborhood.
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ON THE AVENUE OF THE
PRESIDENTS.
SO 600.

4 most attractive modern ten-roOm
three-story residence on 18th st: hot
water heat: owner. q nonresident, has
made sacrifice price on this to bring
about early sale.
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RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Snn

Eighteen-room double house; en-
trance in center: pressed brick and
brownstone;. two baths; steam heat;
in every way a high grade home.
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IN FASHIONABLE WEST END.
Wen rented: most attractive elev-
en-room house; tirst-fioor kitchen;
wide frontage.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. CORNER.
$500
northwest; pressed brick: brown
stone front; in excellent condition;
nine rooms.
LETTERED STREET SOUTH OF
IOWA CIRCLE.
$500.
Nine rooms; four rooms deep; tiled
bath; hOt-water heat; lot 19x1OO.
FOURTEENTH STREET ON THE
HEIGHTS.
$1,000.
Great future in this; ten rooms;
three stories; modern
NEAR FIFTH AND G NV.
$1,000.
Reduced from $125OO Twelve-room
house with 25-foot frontage; handsome
brick; large brick Stable
BUILT TO SELL FOR $4,000.
$3.50
Fine attractive home on the Heights.
Twelve rooms: hot water heat; two
baths; first floor kitchen; lot 23x15O:
screens, shades, ETC.; faces south.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE
$3.50.
Eight-room house; planned on
large house scale: two baths; great
open fireplace: several times the
usual frontage; located on one of the
most desirable blocks Of this most
fashionable avenue; everything
about this house suggests a high
priced property but the price.
BUSINESS POSSIBILITIES IN THIS.
$4,000.
Two properties on New York ave.
NV. with stable: frontage Of nearly
b feet; very deep lot; rent, S72O
annually; good as an investment or
speculation.
LET Us SHOW YOU THIS.
$1,000.
Splendid eight-room home on the
Heights: owned by nonresident; Of
fered at sacrifice price House in good
condition; it will pay you to look into
this.
GREAT VALUE IN THIS.
$3.50.
Houses of the same character sold
readily for $500. Handsome colonial
front; modern plan; located in one Of
the finest sections of the heights Fine
street; high class improvements sur
rounding: convenient to car line
NEAR DUPONT AND SHERIDAN
CIRCLES.
$1,000
Ten-room, three-story house; very
good value.
LIGHT AND GROUNDS ON THREE
SIDES.
S775O.
Washington Heights; an individual
house; eight rooms; double porches:
large covered stone porch in front:
hardwood on all floors; open fire.
places: art glass: bathroom the equal
Of any SIS, 600 house.
ANOTHER GOOD PROPOSITION.
$3.50
Ten-rOOm. hot-water heated house.
every up-to-date fixture; must make
quick sale of this.
CORNER NEAR UNION STATION.
$1,000.
Northwest; would make a fine site
for small hotel or business prom
erty; good frontage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-02

SACRIFICE PRICE ON THIS.
$4,000.
The cOunterparts Of this house have
sold for very much more money. We
have had many calls for just this
kind of property. Nine rooms: steam
heat; attractive front of brick and
stone; faces south on lettered street
west of 10th street NV; good car
service.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
$500
Desirable house of ten rooms and q,
bath; good heating plant; large lot.
CHEAPEST NEW HOUSE ON
HEIGHTS.
HOUSE WITH STABLE.
So
Eight rooms; hot water heat: lot
with room to spare; colonial covered
front porch; two-story back porch:
one of the best streets on the Heights.
MOUNT PLEASANT HOME.
5000.
Beautiful nine-room house. facing
south: designed by one of the best
known architects of Washington;
plan that has been widely copied;
owner must sell and has reduced price
accordingly.