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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-04-02
CORRESPONDENCE


Albion
Fred Stark was in GAINESVILLE on bust
ness Monday.
Mrs w A Jordan was taken seriously
i'll the first of the week.
Martin Nelson of Edgerton was
caller in town Monday.
Miss Maggie Attlesey of Beloit is
visiting relatives this week.
Marjorie Brown is spending her va
cation with Walworth friends.
Miss Florence Thomas of Milton is
spending the week with Bernice Palmi
ter.
Chas Hebel and wife spent Tuesday
and Wednesday of last week in Rock
ford
DIR A l. Burdick of GAINESVILLE will be
at DR. Crosley's office next Sunday,
April 4th.
Clarence Short of Edgerton was
guest at J A Slagg's from Saturday
till Monday.
Miss Hazel Sweeney of Milton was
the guest of her brother, John Swee-
ney, last week.
The Woodmen held social gather
ing and supper at Will McCarthy's on
Tuesday evening.
Hazel Stewart of Milton Junction
visited her friend, Sylvia Harrington,
from Sunday until Wednesday.
The ladies of the Missionary and Be-
nevolent society met with Mrs Chas
Williams Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Knox of Belleville is caring for
Mrs w A Jordan, who is i'll with hem
orrhage of the throat and head.
Clare Stillman of Milton college was
a guest at the home of Elverton Pal
inter from Thursday until Sunday.
A miscellaneous shower for Petra
Wording was held at the home of her
sister, Mrs Henry Kelley, Saturday
evening.
Mrs C A Emerson and children of
Milton visited her parents, 0 L Coon
and wife, from Thursday of last week
until Wednesday.
The graded school closed last Friday
for one weeks vacation. Miss Wood
and Miss Schrode will spend their vaca-
ton at their respective homes in Mar
shall and Stoughton.
The Campus Club met on Thursday,
March 18th, with Mrs Ernest Drake.
Lie COplC was 1NCW OOilS
and Story and the leader, Mrs c M
Williams, made it an uncommonly in
teresting meeting. The following pro-
gram was rendered:
Song-Old Oaken Bucket. ...........C Club
Reading ............ Composed by Mrs. Williams
ReadinS-L Landing of the Pilgrims. ........
................... ......::.. Mrs. g. Walters
Reading Encounter of Wattawamet..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mrs. Noble
Reading OurtShip of Miles Standish.
q. =. MIS-. a. DIlVCu
Reading Marriage of John Alden and Pri-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mrs. CrOSley
Reading-W hittier'S Snow Bound. ...........
.NIS'
SOng-The Boston Tea Party Club
Selection from Harriet B. Stowe. Mrs. Emery
Reading--FrOm the Old Bay State.
.......... Observation-Disclosures Mrs. M Head
Reading AnthOns Sowing. Mrs. Atwood
SOng-LOngfellOw's Rainy Day Mrs Walters
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-04-02

We give a suit case free withsevery
suit until Easter. Our suits are all
New York styles and prices the lowest.
Archie Reid & Co., GAINESVILLE. 1872
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-04-02
FaithfuIness is in the Few.

Aristotle: He who has many
friends has no friends.
Evening star., 1909-08-28
MANY VISITORS EXPECTED.
Preparing for Coming Celebration
bv the True Reformers.

The quarter-century celebration of the
founding and incorporation of the Grand
Fountain of the United Order Of True
Reformers was discussed by the commit
tees of arrangements at True Reformers'
Hall last evening. The celebration will
take place September 6 and Z. Booker
T. Washington will address the gathering.
Other speakers will be Dr. W. L. Taylor.
Richmond, Va: w. p. Burrell Of the same
city w. r. Griffin, chief of the WASH
ington division: r. Thompson Of the
Philadelphia division. and DIR. r. l.. Oliver
of Louisville. Ky.
Reports have been received by Divisions J
al Secretary s. F. Lewis. which indicate
that the representation from abroad will
be very large. The president. Rev. DR..
w. L. Taylor. will be accompanied to this
city by the executive committee OF the
Grand Fountain. and will be met at the
Union station by special escort. headed
by the Goshen Band. The Washington
division will have two bands In tho
parade. and there will be one from Ball
timore. Philadelphia. New York. Pitts
burg. Buffalo, Gaithersburg, Hartford,
Conn, and Richmond. Va.
Evening star., 1909-08-28
Two Sale. bv Local Firm.

Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc. have
sold for Mrs. Caroline Beckett premises
%l5 New Jersey avenue northwest: The
purchaser Is a local business man and In
tends holding the property AS an invest
ment. The lot has a frontage of 1888
feet by depth of 1:3 feet to an alley, and
is improved by brick dwelling of eight
rooms and bath. 1t is understood the
price paid was $1,000.
The same firm has just closed the sale
OF one of the new nine-room houses just
completed on Euclid street between 18th
and 18th. This sale was made in connec-
ton with H. r. Howe1stein Company
". E. Rose is the purchaser He intends
to occupy the house as his home; $1,000
was the price paid.
Evening star., 1909-08-28
REouIEM MASS CELEBRATED.
Funeral Services for Mrs. Frances J.
: ! Hall in st. Paul's Church.

Services over, the . remains :. of Mrs.
Frances J.. Hail. wife of William Hall,
one of the oldest and most devoted mem
bers OF st. Paul's Church. were held In
that church yesterday. In the absence Of
Mgr, Mackin. the requiem mass was
celebrated by. Rev.. Father James f..
Krug, John r. Brown was master of
ceremonies and John NJ ,connell was
cantor for the mass. The full surpliced
choir of the church., numbering forty-five
men and boys, under the direction OF
Ernest T. Winchester, furnished the mu-
sic of the mass. Immediately following
the mass Master Raymond King sang
Father Jung's hymn. .'Longings for Van
ished Smiles and Voices Gone"
Evening star., 1909-08-28
OBJECT TO THE LARGE CARS.
Property Owners Oppose Proposed
Use of Columbia Line Tracks.

At a meeting of property owners of
Northeast Washington last evening at
the home Of c. Regan, 800 9th street
northeast. steps were taken to protest
against the operation Of the cars Of the
Washington. Baltimore and Annapolis
railway along the tracks of the Columbfa
railway line from 18th and III streets
northeast to 10Th street and New York
avenue northwest.
DR.. L. D. Walter. vice president Of the
Northeast Citizens Association, presfd-
ed at the meeting A committee Of seven
was appointed to investigate the matter
and to make report at the next meet
ing.
In accordance with the meeting resoIu-
tions were adopted setting forth that the
running of the large cars would be a
great injury and nuisance to the neigh
borhood; that the Commissioners have
not the right"to grant a permit for the
running of the cars and that the COM
mittee appointed take steps to protect
the rights of the property owners.
Evening star., 1909-08-28
Tires and Tools Stolen.

W. H. Cornish. 514 14th street north
east, complained to the police last night
of a theft committed on his premises.
His complaint was that two bicycle tires
and some tools had been taken from his
shed during the past three weeks.
Evening star., 1909-08-28
We
/, Invite
Your
INSPECTION

OF our new houses in
C o N N ECTICUT AVE-
NUE., just beyond the
Rock Creek Bridge. If
you are in the market
for a really good prop
erty at an honest price
these should interest you.
The builder has put only
the best in them. the re-
suit being houses that
are In every way In keep
ing with the high-class
section in which they are
located.
Evening star., 1909-08-28

David NJ. Burriss. for number Of years
an engineer Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, died of heart disease. He re-
sided at Martinsburg, w. Va. for forty
years. He leaves a widow and seven chill
dren.
Evening star., 1909-08-28
Terms of Purchase of the
'HOMES OF A HUNDRED IDEAS"

Our terms stand for the accommodating that can be
arranged for the purchase Of home that easily
within the capital and income OF the buyer.
We have definite purpose in project To the
who has hitherto wasted his house become the
of his home The increase of home growing
probation OF the difference between homes houses dis
tnction which this firm incorporated establish.
This difference delightfully."- illustrated in homes already
erected in Woodley Park tasteful colonial which
embodied the hundred ideas of the of Washing
These ideas will be repeated future homes which will
purchasers the irresistible capti-
waited the home lovers of Washington.
fitting setting such ideal homes provided BY the
fractions Of Woody Park which bordered Creek
Park magnificent residences
Connecticut
Our model home open daily and evenings until o3o Take
the Chevy Chase Conn and Cathedral
squares north of the Connecticut Avenue bridge.
Price $3.50 (for months only $I25o cash $48
month"; including all interest Sample home only finished
Middaugh & Shannon, Inc, Owner.
"No place like home no homes like ours
Selling Agents,
Shannon & Luchs, 7l3 18th St.
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JOHN r. DONOHOE & SONS,

JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
314 PENNSYLVANIA AVE. Sc
PRICE, $3.50.
FOR 2-sIx-ROoM BRICK HOUSES on
18TH ST. Ne; VERY CLOSE TO H ST.
THIS SECTION Is ONE OF THE BEST
RENTERS IN WASHINGTON, AN IDLE
HOUSE Is NEVER KNOWN ACCOMMO-
DATING TERMS THESE HOUSES RENT
FOR SIS EACH
PRICE. $500.
GROOM MODERN BAY-WISDOW BRICK
HOUSE. WITH CONCRETE CELLAR; A
GOOD LOT RUNNING TO A 3O-FT. PAVED
ALLEY. SITUATED on nth ST. Ne.
HALF SQUARE FROM LINCOLN PARK.
THESE HOMES ARE AMONG THE BEST
BORHOOn IS GILT EDGE. IF You WANT A
HOME. THIS Is YOUR CHANCE.
PRICE. 81. 100
SIX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, NEAR
CORNER OF 18TH AND STs. Ne; VERY
NEAR LINCOLN PARK. WILL SHOW GOOD
VALUE FOR PRICE ASKED EITHER FOR
HOME OR INVESTMENT
JOHN f. DONOHOE SONS.
3i4 PENNSYLVANIA AVE Sc.
FOR SALE-FINE SNAP; TO CLOSE An E.S-
sate; ~ squares from Dnpont Circle; onl,
na TOT in os Condition area pstn v,rd !,
alley; must be sold quick; real bargain; spen-
did home near Park road and 16ta ST.; 3-stnry
and cellar brick; ~ rooms and modern baths:
in excellent condition; steam heat: large rear
yard 70 aiey h s5Hs lawn n. only ~, $500
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-1si7 KIIBOURNE ST.
Special cc,sdit ons enable us TO Offer
THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME
Al the very low figure Of &s25o.
Situate In Washington Heights.
Surrounded by homes Of the cultured and rehneA.
II combines all the requisites OF the exactius.
MAIN FLOOR - PAREOR. RECEPTION
HALL, DINING ROOM. BUFFERS PANTRY
AND KITCHEN
SIX LARGE SLEEPING ROOMS.
Handsome tiled hath. large closets.
DAINTY AND ARTISTIC DECORATIONS.
Handsome mantels and mirror.
GAS LOGS: MODERN HOT-wATER HEATER
Open nickel plumbing.
20-ft. terraced parking: lot f85x106.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION WEEK DAYS
AND SUNDAY.
TAKE CONN. AVE. CARS, WALK II 50.
WES-.
ALRERT c. MCRDACGH.
With ELI.ERSON wEMPLE.
Phone NJ. COS. 0O7 1Ath &C.
ocl5-3t'.2S
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A CONsPICUOCSLY HANDSOME MODERN
HOME EXCEPTIONALLY WELL LOCATED.
with surroundings Of unsurpassed desirability.
TEN superbly finished rooms and THREE
finely equipped modern bathrooms: finished on
each of the three floors In highly polished quar-
tered oak; ornate and tasteful decorations;
very costly cabinet mantels in all rooms: five
open freplaces; hest HOT-WATER heating
system This fine home has been supplied with
every modern accessory that Is in any way
conducive TO comfort and luxury. Price re
n l.. SALISBURY.
1922 18th st. NV.
FOR SALE-NORTH OF WASHINGTON CIR
cle modern bay window brick home, with 8
splendid rooms. porcelain hath; furnace heat
out of town owner needing money will take
A,2SO; 1850 cash. balance trust
WHLIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL. 6oS600 18th.
Oc18-3t
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FOR SALE -
BEAUTIFULLY PLANNED AND FINELY
CONSTRUCTED NEW DETACHED HOUSES IN
ranged rooms and elegant tiled bathrooms;
every room has two or more large windows;
trimmed In Quartered oak: delightful bay win,
dow dining rooms; oak stairways; hardwood
floors; gas and electric lights; HOT WATER
heat; broad front. side and rear pOrches: also
beautiful building sites; ALI. city improve
ments; TWO splendid lines; cars direct
to center Of tity every TWO minutes; houses
ALWAYS OPEN for inspection; for illustrated
maps and full particulars call at our BRANCH
OFFICE, 18th AND DECATUR SIS.
y. L. SALISBURY.
Exclusive Agent
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EOR MALE
DETACHED DWELLING; Q ROOMS AND
100: ALI. NOD. MP: HOT AFTER HEAT
1530 BOTH ST, NV. PRICE. ........ So, 900
J. II. WINNER, RIAL ESTATE, 1901 q ST. NV
Or OWNER On PREMISES.
ocl6-3t
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FOR SALE -
FINE HOME on CAPITOL. HILL: CONvEN-
lent LOCATION; SPLENDIDLY BUILT: a de-.
sirable home from every point Of view; EIGHT
many spacious closets laundry with hot and
cold water; front and rear entrances to cellar;
heated by best HOT. WATER system. An op-
portunity to get such house in this locality
is very rare. Convenient terms. ...$o,oOO
- .-.s- " L. SANSBURY
1921 18th st. NV.
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ATTENTION:
INVESTORS. SPECi LATORS OR HOME
BUYERS.

DESIRABLE HOUSES AT A SACRIFICE.
Attractive 3.story, Roman. brick front houses,
browastone trimmings, avenue In the
northwest section, south OF ST.: s., $50 each.
the houses alone would at least s. 600 10
build They have good.siIed lots to alleys.
reception hall, dining room. pantry aud Kitchen
the hrst floor. There six lovely bed
rooms. Tiled bath hot-water heat, handsome
cabinet mantels, open ireplaces. tiled hearth.
The houses have southern exposure and are
convenient TO several OF the best car lines
Parties looking to purchase property at q
price much less than ii Is worth, either for q
nome or with view Of selling at an advan
tage should investigate this property. They
were placed with Us for sale by attorneys fol
n syndicate. They must DC closed out. See US
at once.
STONE FAIRFAX,
l342 New York ave.
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y. l.. SALISBURY.
1921 18th st. NV.

FOR .SAlAE-
AN EXCEPTIONALLY. WELL PLANNED
NEW HOUSE IN A SELECT SECTION OF CO
LIMBIA HEIGHTS; faulrless construction: o
rooms. elegantly trimmed all through in quar-
tered oak; highest order Of finish aud decora-
tions; cdge-grain foors OAK STAIRWAY
numerous fine. closets: buffers pantry: HOT
WATER heat; far superior In all respects to
houses usually sold at a similar price. LIB
n. L. SALISBURY.
1921 18th st. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-16

FOR SALE--A VERY CHEAP HOUSE on THE
Heights: lot 2Oxl35: = rooms; TILED BATH:
HOT-wATER HEAT. Price. 81, 900; better
house than many held at 5000.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
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FOR SALE
A PERFECTLY CHARMING NEW DETACE
ED HOUSE. OCCUPYING A SITUATION NOT
SURPASSED FOR BEAUTY AND AITRAC-
TtvENESS IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON:
half SO. from 18th st. superbly constructed
and elegantly finished exQuisitely decorated;
NINE rooms and unusually large modern bath
room; linen room; storage room; immense con
crete cellar: Quincy HOT-WATER heating sys-
term; beautifully improved grounds: flowers.
shrubbery and natural growth forest trees
Owner leaving city will consider reasonable
offer. See this delightful home. IS, 500
y. L. SANSBU RY.
ct n
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FOR SALE-HOtISE On CORCDRAN ST: GOOD
as investment home for colored family. Ad-
dress ROx 80 Star ONCE. oc163t"
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
\ MAGNIFICENT CORNER RESIDENCE.

A MAGNIFICENT CORNER RESIDENCE.
Price reduced to $4,000.
This beautiful corner. located on Mass. ave-.
in the central northwest. has been reduced by
the owner. who is leaving for California. The
situation Is beautiful. overlooking charming
public park. An unusually well constructed
house. with front Of brownstone. There are IA
rooms and modern bath; house heated by ele-
giant hot-water system. The lot, which fronts
% feet on Mass. ave, runs through to another
street This house VIII surely appeal to any
one who Is looking for good roOmy house In .
desirable downtown section.
STONE T. FAIRFAX.
l342 New York ave-
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FOR SALE
RARE BARGAIN-NOT FAR FROM nth ST.
AND COLUMBIA ROAD.
Two.stofy bay-window brick. containing
rooms q o. Q 1Oorl; strictly modern bath
room: concerts cellar: hot-water heat. On nc
count of inaSlilty to make necessary payments
the property IL offered at S., go. Sold about
year 80 for 10000
GARDINER & DENT, Inc.
S12 14th st. NV. Main 1884
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RHODE ISLAND AYE. NEAR 10TH ST. NV:
Three-story brick dwelling. containing II
large rooms, modern bath; occupied at present
by the owner and In perfect condition; owner.
wishingsa smaller house, requests us to get an
offer Of $4,000.
GARDINER g. DENT, Inc.
$40 1tth at, NV. Main 1854.
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FOR SALE-BEAUTIFCI AND COY HOME;
fine location. near New Hampshre ave. and
st.; and colonial in style: nice rooms. re-
ception hall, tiled bath. cellar: hot heat:
fronts south. with large porches. Rented at
$3.50 Only $500 II sold soon. An excellent
value.
A. +. FOX COMPANY, 14th at New York ave.
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FOR sALE-Nw.. 4-ROOM HOUSE: LOT p
x1O3 to wide alley; rented at $I1 so per month !;
fine sight for garage; only 81 coo.
ocl6-3t,exSs GEO. n. SLYE. go NV.
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FOR SALE-
ONE OF THE PRETTIEST HOUSES ON
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Surrounded by homes worth as high as
100000: overlooking the beautiful new mil
lion-dollar bridge. The interior finish of this
house is as good as many houses sold high
as $4,000. The arrangement Of the house is
perfect. having four large rooms and pantry
the first floor. three large bedrooms and
bath the second floor and four large bed
and bath the third floor: southern
exposure; wide frontage and deep lot. Price
only $11.50O. ..-T ..-.
GARDINER & DENT. Inc,
S12 14th st. NV. Main 1851
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

THE REST NEW HOUSES IN THE CITY
FOR THE MONEY, 403 to 421 18th st. ne. !:
splendidly built: finely finished; attractiveiy
located. They are gems. Five sold this week.
open for Inspection. Accommodating terms,
" L. SALISBURY.
TX lusive Agent.
110-2l 18th ST. NV.
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FOR SALE-ON 23D ST. NV. EXCELLENT
SIX room brick home: modern bathroom; semi
detached; newly papered Throughout. Price for
quick sale, 81. 600.
WAGSTAFF & WHITE, Inc,
!O4 l4th st. NV.
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FOR SALOON COLUMBIA ROAD NV. ONE
OF the best built and most up-t o date homes on
Columbia Heights: contains eight rooms re-
ceptiOn hall and bath: concrete cellar: first
noor kitchen; attic: rear porch: expensive i'm
provements recently put in. Price, $500. This
is q bargain.
WAGSTAFF & WHITE, Inc.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-NEAR 18TH ST. AND MASS
ave. NV; beautiful pressed-brick 7-room
loo IT. deep to wide. paved alley; IS. $50. The
house alone would cost that price TO duplicate.
the best
MOORE 4, Hill I'm. , 1914 ~ ., n-
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Az OPPORTUNITY Is HERE PRESENTED
TO SECURE A FINE HOME IN washington
HEIGHTS AT A GREATLY REDUCED PRICE;
urgent business affairs make an Immediate
sale necessary. Three Stories pressed brics
and brown stone constructions: TEN splendid
rooms and grand modern bathroom; quartered
oak woodwork decorated with rare taste and
Judgment: unusually we'll arranged dining room
large buffers pantry; best HOr-WATER heat
ing system; laundry. etc. A strictly hign-ciass
home - every respect Very reasonable terms,
$4,000
'-'- ~ L.. SALISBURY.
1921 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-
NEAR nth AND NEWTON SITS. MOUNT
PLEASANT.
Very attractive two-stOry brick. containing
large rooms rooms on floor: side light:
modern tiled bathroom; concrete cellar under
entire house: stationary laundry tubs: serv-
ants toilet: hot-water heat. etc; wide and
deep lot to an alley; price only $1,000.
GARDINER & DENT. Inc.
S12 14th st. NV. Main 1884.
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FOR SALE-A VERY CHEAP HOUSE.
Suitable for home. investment or speculation
PRICE REDUCED TO $4,000
Beautiful situation on NJ street near 9TH
three stories; double parlors. dining room,
pantry and kitchen on the first floor: six sleep
ing rooms; practically q corner with a south
ern and eastern exposure. This property should
rent for $35 a month. A loan Of s.. 600 car
remain.
STONE FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave-
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FOR SALE-Q ST. NV. NEAR 18TH: A FINE
I-room residence. 90 feet wide: deep lot to-
good alley: good value in this 81 800.
MOORE HILL tInc.) 1893 q st. NV
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FOR SAIIE-S7, 1OO--HANDSOME NEW THREE
story colonial residence; contains 10 rooms and
2 baths; hot-water heat; hardwood finish; front
and rear porches; AMI: exceptionally fine To-
cation NV. Terms reasonable
CHAS. =. MUIR & CO..
ocl6-2t 1908 y. Y. ave.
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FOR SALE
A remarkably cheap corner residence On
Washington Heights, north Of Columbia road
and south of Calvert street; A FRONTAGE
OF OVER 30 FEET; containing 10 rooms. 2 bath
rooms; gas and electric lights; hot-water heat;
parlor, reception hall. dining room, pantry and
kitchen floor; seven sleeping rooms;
laundry: OPEN freplaces; PRICE. IF SOLD IN
SIDE OF TEN DAYS. $3.50; renting for $50
a month; loan Of 5000 can be placed @
the property at per cent; the house is com.
parativcly new. and was built to sell for $ll.-
600. Secure this bargain for a home. invest
ment speculation.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FOR SALE- - -
HOME-BUYING PROPOSITION HARD TO
BEAT: A ZINE EIGHT-ROUM HOUSE: stu
atcd IN particularly attractive square; near
ly new and in ex client condition: faultless
construction; unusually we'll equipped modern
bers diiiiug room has two large windows:
frst-class heating plant; coal and gas ranges:
nice yard. situated IN the northwest, near
leading car line. ..........:.:..... $o,2'o
v l.. SANSBURY.
1921 18th st. NV.
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CORNER HOUSE. MOUNT PLEASANT.
One OF the most attractive six-room houses
offered for sale. being located on one OF the
side windows. most Of them facing south
This house is new. never occupied: heated by
hot water: strictly modern in every respect:
formerly held at $500: price now 5000:
GARDINER DENT. Inc.
S12 14th st. ny Main 1851
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FOR SALE-WAIT FOR THESE.
We will offer in short time two-story
S-room houses. modern bathrooms: hot water
heat: colonial fronts: lots % feet wide. There
is absolutely nothing else for sale on the mar
ket today to compare with these houses under
$1,000. Our price will be only $3.50. 10.
Gated in Mount Pleasant, convenient to two
car lines. See us for further information.
Call, write or phone.
GARDINER L DENT, Inc.
$40 18th at NV Main 1854.
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FOR SALE-&9. 800.
on WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
A modern three-story bay window brick resi-
dence. facing south. Of the prettiest
squares in this vicinity: four rooms deep: hot
water heat: southern exposure; TWO-STORY
BRICK STABLE.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-16

DOWNTOWN RESIDENCE AT A GREATLY
REDUCED PRICE.
Massive appearing press brick. dwelling. fac
ing large government reservations: contains
about Is rooms } baths; hardwood floors;
very large bedrooms; high ceilings: modern
heating plant: large two-story brick stable.
an offer OF $4,000. Assessed value more than
$4,000
GARDINER & DENT, Inc,
sig 14th ST. NV ..-..'.. Main 1884.