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You see" said Respondent
man, some people has good luck
and some people has bad luck.
Now, / remember l was walking
along the street with Coppit, and
he went down one side of it and
went down the other We had not
gone more than half way down
when he found pocketbook with
5000 in it, and stepped on a wom-
ans dress, and so got acquainted
with my present wife. 1t was al
ways so,' added he, with a sigh;
that fellow Coppit was the luck
lest man in the world, and l never
had no luck"
The girst of coal in writing is in
the bible, Proverbs, XVI, 21-
"As Goals are to burning Goals, and
wood to fire; so is a contentious
man to kindle strife"
Two noisy, sturdy girls romped
tom giriishly about the floor, aggra-
waiting fathers headache, while
their gentle little brother sat by his
fathers side, studying pictures in
an ancient fashion book.
Look father" he murmured, in
his soft voice Che took lessons in
voice culture at finishing schooD
as he pointed to an old print of the
year 1910. See what queer cloth
ing that man has on. What are
they?"
Il never saw any," said father,
laying aside his needle to look at
the book. But father told me once
that grandfather wore them when
he was a boy. They called them
trousers
An old negro preacher in Ken
lucky was dilating upon events In
the Bible which had geological
trend. Then he discussed the Incl
dent of Jonah and the whale, Ba-
laam's ass, and finally the exploit
of Daniel, who entered the den OF
lions and emerged unframed.
Finally one of the younger ne
groes rose up and inquired:
Say, pahson, wuz dem lions jest
like the kind We has now?"
Goose not, cose not" retorted the
the preacher, irritated at having
his discourse interrupted. "Dey
was b. c., meaning befo' circuses."
''You are very kind" she said.
Not at ALL" answered the man,
YEARLY. It's simply self-defense."
Joseph Bova, Beaver Falls, Pa,
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They fare best who aspire.
Mercury, Saturn and the Sun
are in benefic aspect on this
10th day with the Moon.
The Sun, ruling as the great.
Iy fortunate planet, sways for
honor, lofty pride and courage,
promising success to those
who adhere today to principles
and ideals even at the apparent
cost Of temporary material ben
efits.
Superiors should be we'll in
cIned this day. They who
grant favors will reap results
in time to come.
The time is good for seeking
employment or increase of op-
portunity. -
Saturn plaques great posses
sions, but helps workers.
The products Of the earth
are under special signs for
luck. Building, real estate
transactions, renting houses,
moving and travelling In open
country are also under excel
lent signs.
1t is a good time to deal with
elderly persons.
The elements Of chance are
inauspicious.
Care must be used In ap-
preaching excavations and
steep places.
Publicity 10 under favor. Ad.
vertising, circuIarizing, promo.
ton, canvassing, Iecturing,
writing important letters and
travelling for business are un-
der good signs.
Lawyers, printers, ministers,
orators, teachers, writers and
ingenious persons generally
should benefit.
Women employees must guard
against errors due to haste.
Men engaged today should
prove satisfactory.
Anything concerned with
liquids, chemicals or mixing
should succeed.
Herbal lore Indicates that the
day Is good for barley, ounce,
rye, beet, piantain, comfrey,
flax week, hemp, poplar and
aIoes under Saturn.
Persons with this birth date
are ruled by aspects that often
cause a disposition to criticise,
fret and scold. II they over
come this tendency the twelve
month promises success in
something long desired.
Children are born today un-
der signs that promise intense
tenacity of purpose, decision
and resolution. They must be
trained to have regard for 9TH
erS,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-13
OBSERVATIONS

ROARING lions and puncturng rhinoceri will seem
calm and placid if Teddy will only tell that British House
of Lords what he thinks of an ''upper house."
MACVEAGH secretary of the treasury says he needs a
rest May resign from the cabinet But there's
visible sign of fatigue old boss Ballinger.
AN Ohio legislator offered $50 for his VOTE took it
joke That is he took the offer joke, not the money.
In Albany they take the money and let the people have
the joke.
THE outlook for big crop of wheat looks good Maybe
we II be able to afford wafes twice week if Uncle Sam
keeps on cutting down the crop of bucket shops.
RENO is losing caste divorce The dry at
mosphere ruins the complexion Just think of the dear
girls quitting their husbands with not complexion
left.
HALLEY'S comet travels 1915 miles minute, about
325 slower than Teddy ii for president next time.
BULLETIN on Haleys comet, April -th Paid two
months butcher bill; committed Now lay down to
Sleep to memory studying the Lords Prayer; invited
mothernlaw to to house May 18th and die with
us; scared stiff.
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Little Robbie came wailing as
though his heart would break. Anx-
iously his mother begged him to
tell her the trouble. Between sobs
he told how he had encountered an
angry humble bee, which had left
a singing lump on his bare wrist.
Don't cry" she soothed. LET
mamma kiss it"
mo, you don't ether" exclaim-
ed Robbie. That's what the bee
did"
Nina was rehearsing little
piece she was to recite at school,
one on the Hey, diddle diddle,
the cat and the fiddle" order.
"Is that story so?" she inquired.
why, no." replied her mother.
ut isn't actually true"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-13
q q q . . . q
HELLO!

. An American says, "How do .
. you do? In France, it's How q
= do you carry YOURSELF" How .
. do you stand?" is Italian. 4
. How do you find yourselves
= That's German. How do you =
. fare?" in Dutch. How can .
. your is Swedish. "How do .
. you perspire?" says the Egyp- .
. tian. How is your stomach? .
. Have you eaten your rice?" is =
= the Chinese way of greeting a .
= friend. The Pole asks, "How .
. do you have YOURSELF" The .
. Russian wants to know, "How .
. do you live on?' The Per- .
. slams hello sounds like, May !
. your shadow never grow less" Q
. . q q = . . q q Q . = q q q
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MOST ANYTHING.
Josh Wise Says.

"Some people think, ter
boast of good red blood, they
must cultervate a fine red
nose"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-13

drank $50 glfNses of beer in three
days. He will not get out of the
hospital alive.
Turks regulate each days time
by the setting of the sun. Watches
and clocks have to be reset each
evening.
Honesty, my son." said the mil
lionaire, sis the best policy"
But it strikes me you have done
pretty well, nevertheless" answer
ed the youthful philosopher.
Before our marriage, he would
kiss me every time we passed
through tunnel" said the sad
eyed wife.
And now" asked her caller.
''He takes a drink"
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SEEKING A REFUGE.

Gabe Granger hear you've al.
ready taken summer bOarders.
Farmer Ryefield-NOpe, not
'zackly. Only my wife's sisters
folks from tn city hev moved out
ter my house with their maid and
dogs and cat and canary ter stay
till tn comet passes.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-13
A STORY ABOUT PLAYING CARDS

There 50 cards in the number of weeks In
of
. while picture months a
German named Lenben bet that he would turn
pack of cards in certain agreedupon order He turned
cards 10 hours turning
. times before
. - = . .
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-13
Thursday, April IA, 1910.

Hold fast to high desire.
They fare best who aspire.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-13

"Then l won't speak it." said
Nina decisively. you told me al
ways to speak the truth"
Little Lottie was sent to the bath
room to fetch a comb. AS she start
ed down with it, her big sister
called up to her to ask if she was
bringing the good comb.
mo, Jennie" replied Lottie.
This one isn't very toothsome."
Jack, aged Z, was bawling like a
young calf when his young friend
next door looked over the fence.
Say, you're leather-lunged kid
remarked the neighbor boy.
well, you'd be leather-lunged,
too" said Jack, pausing in his
lamentation, 'if you'd just been
tanned good"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-13

HALLEY'S comet travels 1915 miles minute, abo
325 slower than Teddy for president next time.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-13

Joseph Bova, Beaver Falls, Pa,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-13

: Postage stamps were invented by
James Chalmers of Scotland in
1870
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LOAN COMPANIES.

others upon their own .es. without security In.
Guiding women keeping house: easiest terms con-
dental. Knowing ones who have deal; elsewhere
especially invited. My proposition VIII please.
II. ELwOOD. RIM. 416. Jenifer bldg. 7th D.
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FOR REST-BY b. +. :
1915 2lst nw.Iir.b. 30. 90
~ Mass ev NV, store.
81. b.-....-....1I.0
III sth nv. Or. n. ~. so
499 Mo az NV. Dir. b42. 90
409 Mass ay. Or. 1880
1853 Z NV. Sr. b. 40. 50
42S n ] av sc. Tor. 12 80
4!6 Ny av NV .Sr. b. 20. 30
800 T NV, sr. h. 80. 50
l<cl I IA av NV. Or. %
- S NV. 6r. b. .-%.5 30
6zi p NV. Or. b. $50
22OO Ga av. sto. 4r. "a 5
1913 L NV. 7r. b..T.o0
- y re. 6r. h. .25.EJ
zoe Quincy nw.or. bc5.aJ
IS p ne. Or. y. rs. "a
lo2 p nv. Or. b. .S. 50
7S3 Girard. Or. D.. -. o
1878 Morse ne. Or. h22. 30
Zt36 Ont I'd NV g .b'o.5o
725 9th ne. Or. h. .c0.9O
1881 Ga nv NV. 7r.b"r.5b
go 9Th NV. Or. b.2O. IN
go i"rIon nv Or. b2n. so
1926 G se. Or. b. .lS..U
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AUL Co. iH q l. ~. W.
i43O X S.. /. 80
1901 b ne. h. 1880
ia Park ri NV.
81. W. 1850
COLORED TENANTS.
87 L nv, Sr, b. .30.:30
2I3L 18th NV. Sr. b. 40. 90
725 4th NV, 7r. b.25.50
2207 Sth pw.4r,b. Is. 80
324 XIV sv se. or. bis 30
49, Wash nw.sr.wli.5O
2219Water NV. Or. w1".--0
1"I y 80. Or. ". las
COLORED TENANTS.
RI Gil VI nv .4r.w1O. so
81 Goat al nw.4r.wl0.O0
l10sh Clicks al NV.
ir. W. -..........lO.00
STORES.
COL y NV. so
I53s 7th NV. so. .
2033 Ga av NV. .14.0
STABLES.
Rear 1919 lob nw15.;p
OFFICE ROOMS
5l2 r NV. 3r. b. 4 20
bl2 + NV. lr..---l2.Go
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ron SALE OR RENT.

eEvEN-ROOM HOUSE. NEW. BEAUTIFUL To-
cation. Ane shade: Columbia pike. Arlington.
w., right on electric line: one fare: terms to
suit. THOe. J. DeLASHMCTT, 1921 g st.
NV, Arlington, Va. myl4-3t !
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BARGAINS IN NORTHWEST HOUSES.
Price So 600

three-story, n.ne-room brick, a pretty
square In Georgetown; lot 1sx7s; in rst-class
condition.
Price S3.5o0-Near 10th and SITS. NV; an
attractive two story and cellar. six room bric K
nice bath and fine yard to rear alley. Terms.
$JO cash.
Price $5,250-Short distance from T. s. Cap
ttOi; twelve room brick; lot 25xS0; elegant
Tor room renting one need ng many roc ms.
Price $5.O00-Short distan frJm Union sta
ton: an eight-room CORNER. four rooms deep
on a floor: con rete cellar under entire house;
hot-water HEAT; built within last three years
Price 50, $1,000 corner near Judi larry Square
lot 2OxS4; hne renting property.
Price 81 300 each; renting for $3.50 each
street ss south Of Ii. -f00" 0r'cAS Oh 'e'sereo
Price 50. sDO-The best little sIx-room brick
home In the central northwest: two stories
and cellar. six rooms and bath: lot 1880 to
alley; convenient To- alton. west Of 9th st.
cellar: new furnace: four rooms deep on a
floor; frent and rear stairway; worth $1,000;
lot 16x9C; southern exposure.
Price $4.350--In Bloomingdale; hot.water
heat: six ROOMS and tiled bath: beautiful
little home
Price s5.2oO-On G ST., west Of 18TH three
stories, stone 'front.'. four rooms deep on a
Price 81. 400 each; rent $3.50 each--Two at
tractive three-story bricks, each rooms and
bath; located on Il lettered street near pension
office: lots over 100 feet dep.
Price $4.b0O-Near 9th aud II; house and
stables: lot 22x90.
Price So. 25o-Ncar pension office: a three
story. ten-room brick and two-story brick sta
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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'RADNOR HEIGHTS
ONE OF THE HIGHEST POINTS N
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.

Adjoining Fort Myer. the Governments
Model Military Reservation.
10 minutes walk from Aqueduct bridge. Two
electric lines TO the heart OF the city.
Good size lots. Price. $226 each.
TERMS VERY LIBERAL
F. ". GRAHAM & CO.,
GIT 14th st. NV. Washington. d. c.
my4-3Ot,14
FOR SALE-DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOMES
heated with hot water: also modern plumbing:
half acre lots. Apply EUGENE BUSH. 1912
l4th st, NV. my5.lm
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FOR RENT
On 14th st. just north OF Florida ave-. over
looking the Barbour estate: II rooms and bath
English basement house. Only $37. 80 per mo.
On Irving ut. three doors from 10th st. B.
story bay-window house: 10 rooms and 2 baths:
finished 10 hardwood throughout. Rent only
sen per month.
On Harvard st. between 18th and l4th SITS
NV, three STORY brick and cellar house con-
tanning rooms and two baths: steam hea (;
lar~e yard: rnar porches- Rent. &5O. so per mo.
On L st. between 18th and 18th sts. two.
story brick house, containing IL rooms and
bath: side and rear yards. Only &37 so.
KEY SMITH & LATHAM tIncl
Second Floor Front. Evans bldg.
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FoR PEHT-124I CIR RID ct. CIR 1HTH:
l2r. zb., h.-w. heat: Sd floor co piet apt.
IL desired: h"n's"n" home. hr'w.o' IN SD
throughout: rent, $50 Apply on premises.
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FOR RENT-FLFGANT CORNrR 'FSIDENCE
PRACTICALLY DOWNTOWN
Ten minutes w " tn 9TH and SITS NV
No. 1425 9th ct. NV
TEN BEDROOMS. PA"LOR. LIBRARY
DtNINf; ROOM AND kITC"EN ON IST
FLOOR: modern baths: hack stairway: la-gn
covered porch; spacious l.wn: she'd su IA le
for stable sarase: ALL FRONT ROOMS.
Property in beautiful .ond ten
Rent reduced to S55 mo.
Key at Tsylor's d-uy etor', ct, and + s.
NV, end with the agent.
RF1T. HBRIEN CO. Inc. 1897 G n.w.
myl4-4r. eSn
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On 18TH ST. NEAR U ST. BUFF BRICK
apartment horse, con aiming "a apartments In
addition to tanitor's quarters In basement
apartments ranging from one TO Ave rooms and
bath; yearly rental. $S.o0O. This can be had
for q reasonable sim Of money. See Us.
A nice apartment house on Irving st. west Of
16tt, containing two apartments one rooms
and bath and other rooms and hath: hot
water heat: good renter: total rent, $50 Der
month. Price. 81 $50: terms to suit
KEY-SMITH x LATHAM Nnc.)
Second Floor Front. Evans bldg
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I. 923 NEW YORK AVE.

I. p23 NEW YORK AVE.
lS1S Cedar Hw .5r. H.. so
io5 c re. Or. %. rs,
1873 Morse ne Or. b2O. 50
&S X ne. 5r nat. .2o.30
Gki r NV. Or. b. $3.50
l2 nth Sc. store. so
1918 q Sc. Or. ....l5.J 80
C0IORED.
lci? X nw. 7r. b. 81. 30
1857 18th. 7r. 50
1os1 9Th se. Ter. b.2S.0O
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FOR Rent so NV, Or '.Ul
1Gl3 18th NV. I0r-4' on laps O NV Or 81 so
100 $ NV. sr. .....22.3p PIP Randolph pl me-
4"t nv. Tor. 20 81 1r ............ "a. 20
2S1S Gr av nw.6-.22 20 pa q NV, Sr 20 81
I?i Carroll Sc. 6r."1.w I04 7th ne, Or. q. 20
115S Morse ne. Or. 81 1911, a. sw, Or 20 ~
a14 18th sw. -...140o 1Oa2 Cap Sc 6r17 20
l"4S 18th ne, Or. 30 2S23 NV. or. 80
H. 23d NV, 81 .14.51 1895 Crandall row NV
"24 L sx Or. Vol 4r 10 On
Rear eos G:rard NV, 9O2 LIST sw. 5r.. II. 80
ir .-:---... HOO IL John. Anc. DC.
4I3 Blend al NV, 1850 Or .......1 90
Rear FL L'nworth pl 222 Good Hone I'd,
sw, or - Ol Anc. Ar. s 30
Rear 81 Il ne, Ar. - 30 1"s0 X nowlton sw 400
/. ColTerrace NV 4rS3 To- Seaton ne. 2r..7 80
APARTMENTS.
1l2O 9th NV, apt. 2. I'd q. back, Or. SIS 90
424 Ridge NV, No. ., 3r...... Is 80
I26 s.w.. 3r.. 2d n. ar.. $50
CNFURN1SHFD ROOMS
4oS sth Sc, 3r., I'd floor. 3r. $3.50
43a 9th NV. rooms and o. 2r. 1907
rs Al NV, ST.. 4th or......... 100
I22''ia 9TH W.. ID and Sd door. 4r 1881
24o9 SHOWS ct. NV. floor, ST.. 6.OJ
STORE.
f6 G NV, and dwelling. rooms. Sc. as
STABLES.
Rear SlS4 y n w. $500
GARAGE OR SHOP.
Rear 616 N NV. Let floor. CONS. 500
A. 8. CAYWOOD. e15 n. Y. ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-l633 NEWTON ST IN ME-
Pleasant. larre corner honse: eleven rooms and
two baths; excellent condition; hot ater heat
Rent $50. DAVID y. RUST. Jr.. 400 Fl
u. Nv myi4-3t
FOR REN.-l526 9TH ST. NV; 8 ROOMS
and bath. briek. a-m.i. $40. \. T. HOLTZ-
MAN. 1877 j. 81 NV my14-at
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FOR RENT. L. KOLI
25i2 13ti.. l4r.b. $40. 50
Jl6 y Y ay.lge stO..15.UO
1854 Fairmont. fur.
lI, b. ........... G 20
$50 y Y ~. 14r.b. so 0O
2j41 18th nw.lJr. bal. 80
215 Y Cap, Sr. As 80
1916 Sd. Sr. b. rs 90
"a y y ay, dat. 81. %
a21 Va az So. 30 81
1901 9TH w.Sr.b. rs. Nd
~ h.knr, so-.,Lt ~
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DAVIS. 7TH d z S.W.
"' : sy.1r.h. a. ~
2132 3Sth NV. 6r.n. % 81
1929 Union sw. Gr.ip.0O
i24 It'll sw 13r.h. Pr 90
OF Md av sw. Or. b2l.5O
"NH 18th sw. ST.. 81. 80
1900 : Cap. 6r. b. 100
'.s 9Th sw. Tor. b.22.50
80 + sw. or. b. 20. IN
All o sw. 6r. s'
9':i E Sc. Or. h. 30. SO
* q sw 6r. h. Ia On
- ~ sw. 6r. h. 49, %
'"n2 Y J av So. Ar. .9.5O
ii?5 Half sw. Sr. 10. 90
1874 Il Sc. Ne. .21. 50
o'S q sv. n 1.....12.5O
1342-A Il ST.. Or. b. .I9. 80
rs 1th sw.5r. b. d3.I5.75
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FOR RENT-D.D .WHOM.
Store. Is, b & III ne S o. ~
TOP Gu ncy nw.1.r. b25.5O
24I7 Pa av, Or, b.2.5o
1852 G ne. Or. b. 20. so
1873 Mass av ne.Sr. BIZ so
I22 ]. Sc. 6r......15.0
4 Ben Hts. Or. ...I5.0
Store. 1923 Fl ne..1J.pO
eU6 18th ne, Or. ..14.0
Flat,1 D ne, Ar. b13.G
n % "A n ~,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A LARGE SIx-ROOM BRICK
cottage. built on the colonial style: large
porch: six foot halt: three blocks from electric
cars. Apply to owner W. 8. STEVENS. 81 th
st.. Mt Rainier. Md. myl5l3t'.5
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FOR EXCHANGE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
home and thirty acres of land near city;
$50. 900: clear Of Inc; will trade for good city
property.
BOSS & PHELPS Qnc). 80 14th NV.
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FOR RENT-FTDvD F..
- -. Sc. or. b. SIX. ~
III ID Sc. 6r. b. pa :
.HN Va a svv. ~ \ 'si
i2e" Union sw. 5r. Hoo
1924 list sw. 5r. 1900
80 1'.h ~. 6r. h. y 20
42a lit sw. srb.Ie 70
126S $ Cap. ar. w.1H 70
Gro I2t" No. Or. u 81 81
1ll2 Md av sw .Sr. b25 81
1921 'st 60. 6r. IN aG
II y Sc. Or. lis. 90
900 e sw. 6r .1S.rsl
16a3 Kramer ne.er. q. al
l26 u sw. 2r. = ~
ISL SNer av 50 Or. q 90
l4+3 r tap. 5r. b.lS.S0
l-atterner. n 2. 5. 30. %
719 7th w.5r. b. di.14.73
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FOR SALE-CALDWELL HOMES At WOOD.
side. Md, 5 miles north OF city, on Forest
Gen electric r. B.: all completed houses sold:
another ready by May 20: ms modern con-
veniences: sanitary sewage system: IA acres
Of ground: near schools and churches: s.. 500;
easy terms Apply to owner DIR. CALDWELL.
st ave.. WOofside. myil-tf
FOR SALE-BARGAIN: BROOM COTTAGE:
lot 1O0x1eO: middle Of village Of Sligo. I b
ct. road. at junction two turnrikes; good
business location: shade. fruit trees ETC..
price. 81 500; terms. $500 cash. balance easy
time: 9th st. cars to Forest Glen pass the
door. EDWARD ". BYRN. 627 st. w.
ONLY $3.50 FOR QUARTER ACRE LOTS.
northwest Of District. near electric ard s.-a n
cars; monthly payments. Box Is. Star office.
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room brick house, In best section. for equity
in unimproved property. Box 80. Star ONCE
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ARE YOU GOING TO STAY IN THE CITY ALI.
SUMNER
and suffer from heat and CROW ded quarters. be-
sides making your landlord richer:
We can ofer you p.enty of room. fresh. COIL
air, and In the end you viii be the owner
of q pretty and convenient home. at no more
expense to y than paying rent.
Come to GROVES PARK and what
Offer Lots and bungalow sites for
sale.
ONCE 81 18th st. NV.
apl7-OOtl4
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THE SUCCESS We HAVE HAD IN SELL
ING HOMES Is DUE TO THE FACT THAT
PURCHASERS FIND THEM TO BE Elk
ACTLY AS REPRESENTED IN OUR AID.
VERIISEMENTS.
WAGSTAFF 4 WHITE, INC.
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OR SALE-BUSINEsS PROPERTY

FOR SALE-PROPERTY KNOWN AS ALI
Souls Church. corne- Of 14th and L sts.
on l. ST., containing 9,23sla 50. feet. Most
desirable for business. and rapidly increas sing
in value. No offer less than 100000 will be
considered. IDq lire Of
myI4-3t N. NJ. PARKER. 1918 F ST. NV
FOR SALE-MOST ATTRACTIVE VALUE IN
New York property: overlooking 18th II.
and Fl ST.. adjoining the new Masonic Temple:
lot 27x5O feet At bargain.
my14-3t A. F. FOX CO.. l4th mt y. Y ave.
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MT. IDA
In Acknowledged by all to BE- the most beauti-
full place for q suburban home around WASH
ineton. We have granolifh:c walks, sewers.
running water. electric lights befsg installed.
high ele alton. lou prices. easy terms: only
10 minutes from 18th and Pennsy lvania avenue;
frequent cars.
Cali at general once. CIT 18th ST., get plat.
booklet and tickets to 60 ont.
MOUNT IDA REALTY COMPANY.
14-0Ot IA
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FOR EXCHANGE-HOUSEs. LOTS. APART.
ments. suburban and farm properties; a Dig
list: anything you want for sonnet Ia; !oI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-16

GENERAL HOUSE REPAIR CO.,
2013 1ith st. DIV.
Organized especially for all kinds Of ne.
Shanical work connected with
-, HOUSE BUILDING AND REPAIRS.
We do rarpentering plumbing. papering
painting. roofing. timing, spouting. gasnttinS
steam and hot water heating. plasteTing. brick.
laying. electrical work: In tact. every con.
c~lvsble kind Of house repairing.
ONE CONTRACTOR. ONE ORDER. ONE BILL.
Telephone for estimates (pbone North $780,
GENERAL HOUSE REPAIR CO.,
ANDnEw L. SHANNON Prest aud Gen. Ngr
mhl7.tf
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7OR RENT BUSINESS PROPERTY

FOR KENT-FIvE ROOMS n BUILDING; 1919
Pa; ave; steam heated; hot water. electric
tailor milliner LADIES' dressmakine: bav show
window: 5000. wESCOTT & WILCOX. 1907
Pc mylf-2 .eGu
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED ACRES GROUND
improved by nice. large Groom house: also 2.
room house. suitable for summer occupancy:
stable: large forest trees and good garden
patch: near Country Club and Great Fails and
Old Dominion: price. - 500.
TAGGART-FRASER COMPANY,
1920 New YORK ave. NV.
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FOR RENT-lI25 KILBOURNE ST. NV. II
square from Connecticut ears: 10 rOoms
and bath; hot-water heat: $50 per month.
ELLERS0N & WEMPLE,
myf4-3t 6oI 14th ct. NV.
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FOR SALE - EXCELLENT BARGAIN FOB
quick sale. Owner has bought larger house.
Price way below cost. Three Stories brick
and stone, honestly built. win stand the wear.
Nine fine rooms. modern bath, cellar. large
closets; finished In natural wood; finely deco
rated; hot-water heat; splendid manteis;
open hreplaces; laundry; modern copveniences;
garage with concreted floor; deep lot to alley;
near 18th and Fairmont Price, $3.50. Terms
reasonable. II you want a good substantial
home look at this Really better than the de-
scrpt.on WALTER A. BROWN. ga 18th
ct. NV. myl4-3t