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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-05
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
MILLS URGES PRoHlRI.
TIoNlsTs TO VOTE,
Be at the Polls and Man Them Well
n Is Good Advice From a State
81; Organizer "a

To West Virginia Prohibitionists:
1t is the utmost importance that
every Prohibitionist goes to the polls
on Tuesday. November sth, and cast
a straight Prohibition ballot. Don't
consider for one moment the thought
of,voting for an yman running on a
of voting for any man running on a
Republican or a Democratici ticket,
because such vote wilt'help the en-
emy.
Before We win, as political par,
ty, we must defeat one OF the old whis.
key parties. and it's purely suicidal to
move from the ranks Of our own men
into the ranks OF the enemy.
The almost absolute failure OF the
dominant party in Tennessee, and 9TH
er southern States, to enforce prohib.
itory laws, proves conclusively the fol.
ly of entrustlng the old line parties
with the erforcemnt of prohlbitory
laws.
We need, above everything else, a
Prohibition government, and to bring
about this result, we must build Pro-
hibition party. The election OF so;
called good men" In bad parties only,
retards the growth of the Prohibition
party. License parties will not and
cannot enforce pronibltory laws. You
might as well expect gang Of thieves
to enforce laws against stealing. or
murderers to enforce laws against
numbering.
Don't vote mixed ticket. because
then you become political nonentity,
and your ballot represents no well-de.
fined governmental policy. Urge every
man you meet to vote our ticket. Take
old men to the polls and give them an
opportunity 20 vote for the best man
ever nominated on the best platform
In West Virginia.
EDWARD W. MILLS,
State Organizer.
Fairmont W. Va. Oct. 81, 1910.
Subscribe for the West virginian.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-05
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
CHOOSE NEITHER.

OF two boss.ruled old parties, choose
neither.
or two corrupt political machines.
choose neither.
or two monopoly.sympathizing par.
tisan organizations, choose neither.
Choose party of principle and
progress and vote its ticket from top
to bottom.
II you want to close the rumshops,
vote the Prohibition ticket.
IL YOU would stop blighting tariff
agitation. vote the Prohibition ticket.
III you would see reign Of purity
in politics, vote the Prohibition ticket,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-05
.P'IIR'|Il|.|.HI.B1|l''I0|A|IIS||''I|'.S| 1. ] \ { /
RIETROSPEI5I10|I
CLAIMS ANTLsALooN LEAGUE rs.
u "a FAILURE AND HIND RANCE
TO PRO oHiBlTloN. "

ASman WHO has hen connected with
the Prohibition party in the State for
more than dozen years and who
.cuts some figure, when Sit comes to
Iexpounding the teachings of the par
W, made q public statement last even
ing that he firmly believed. that near
| ly every town or city in the State Of
Ohio that have gone dry under the
Brooks law will vote wet at the next
election and the same, he stated, ap:
jplies to the dry muricipal in West
Virginia. for the simple reason that
1.-THE Anti Saloon League is a rank fizt
zle and a total allure, 1t being impos-
sible to make prohibit ton. d success as
ilong as saloons were permit ted to- be
Econducte led in one town and voted out
lin an adjacent town. Consequently
tithereis Just ays much 4 into Sicants
tlrulks mi esdTySfo owfi ias sbeforesthe
saloon Rereiput otit fsbusiness!l siag y
The contention ofi tiiep spe eakefa Is " y.
which SisA a me ", he6fry II lat tiie Ptohfi
bitiun part y HAS 10 Gse for tie Anti.
Saloon LeagueG Tor they are 33for local
option wlfilenhis Organization has been
,tightinga politically TO elect a national
Prohlbition Executive l6mcer ana : u
| get control OF the upper and lower
national sbodies to pass laws to wipe
out the liquor business. and that the
government shall refuse any one, to
make or sell any intoxicants.
The man IN question has Just return
ed to Fairmont from a months speak.
| ing tour In the southern part OF the
State. where, according to his state:
ment, the Prohibition party is rapidly
gaining votes in that. section as we'll
as all over West Virginia and through.
| out the United States. ~ -
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-05
ms. I!H!Nl NIAS lERLNBEI.
Examining Physician Stated That lii1
Mind Was Deranaed But Would
erobab ply Be Ressored Under Proper
.TreatIte n !. 3 Z I y A

with hands Is Stspded above his
head, his eyes shp%itig 4il IND ations
Of fear and fi boz Oh y Itll lieHo.
tion Walter fob h d, ed labuo % vs.
yea III. enpl d: III fliSs An daeps6 IL Mime.
I al sE%e efson, !. tn, q, ,Siff ran ., u Jiia;
I.iss Alhss lessI :, Il Iss ,SSstI
appsaslsdl ~! fss t Frfest him
(elldi lbas it Eli .i Ier he knew
lihe Was IHatite q h,ithorities. that
there sfas Swarrsii now reposing m
1.-THE Justices office for his arrest charg
ling him with q serious crime.
Squire Amos was .,up Hi, the air.
| for a few minutes, he looked over his
IIdockets but found no record tina 4 q
warrant had been sworn out for the
arrest Of Moore, bur this did not seem
| to satisfy the nervous man and he in-i
sisted that lie be locked up. The
squire asked him several times what
tbeFhad done and why should any one
| make q complaint against him. He re-:
lplied II don't knos but there is q,
Warrant here for my arres serve ~
ithen lock ME up and let me rest In
\ {Jatlpf IN omAS ucker, WI % was
present, and Justice Amos arrived al
the conclusion tha the man was del
mented, Dir. lc.} 81 Henry was qtil cltlsy,
summbned and he made an exainltiaf
tion OF Moore 3m entail condit Ion, ne
Sulting in his declaring that he was,
deranged. but that lie believed that it
lgiyen prope treatment IN the county
jiail that his mind Would be restored, I,
/ AFTER giving him some medicine he
#psaBspIa beliiiil fdie bars thiA'
amotqiing lie, seetiied u iel bet tersfbut:
still shows that hls rnental faculties
|arsen Nh the best wofl king condi ditlufii
1 Iris said that N GORE had been drink
ing Quite heavily fors the past weGlti
and sterday 1e} sud denly quitSafdi
litbis stipught by the al ithpritie that
his mind he's become temp orarily az.
tected and that in, short while sheswilll
beiall right lgefls ifI given the proper ten
II ffonN tStlsSss ~, ~ ~ 4 q II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-05
=lsyuJccEsIsT | III !; I / I FORECAST. I.

Success Magazine gives the follow.
Ing forecast OF the political complex.
ion fsthe next congress. The fore.
cast lfollows: Il \. Z
Republicans s. q: Z. !. !. I. 1913
Close = probably Republican !. B. "a
Total probably Republican. 4. 1877
Democrats 4 !. Il. I. !. 165
Close probably Democratic 23
{ y q ~, 7, &. iiiit * L -.
Total probably Democratic. 1SS
Doubtful ~ }13
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-05
glT HNGERI. I I
BERT SiJolyl.ToN SLICES HIS!
FINGER Will e CUTTING BREAD.

Bert KnoWlton, an employe OF the
White Cloud y restaurant, r Madison;
street. met with painful accident
early this morning. by cutting his
forefnger while slicing bread, SO se-
verely5 that It required nine stitches
TO close the 4incision, which bled pro.
fiisely. The young man was assisted
to the office OF DR.! ]. H. Browniield,
where the wound was dressed. s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-05
CHILD DIES.

" Afford, the four year old son of Jas.
C. Floyd died this morning near Bar
rackyille Of pneumonia. The funeral
sefyices; will: be he'd tomorrow I'm,
dertak ker Williamson lis in charge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-05
TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF MARION COUNTY

Tuesday November Sth 1910 will be held the general
qualified voters OF this county Will have
choice Of for various Offices VIII
the polls and vote to
themselves the shackes and chains OF party
slavery? Republicans stand for the leadership Of
Federal office holders? VIII the voters turn
by their ballots that they
their sovereignty under their ats? VIII they prove that the
Virginia "Mountanees always free men, Is stu
they, stamp their dsapprova elec.
VIII they rebuke the blind and selfish leader
ship voting Regular Republican Progressive
thereby showing Republicans of Marion County
political mna bndy serving contracted, Office
holding, self constituted leadership in this State
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-05

FUNERAL SERVICES ON SUNDAY.
Funeral services over the remains
Of Roy Jones, colored; whose death oc-
CURED yesterda day morning will be held
on Sunday ternoonl al, two io' lock at
his late residence on High street. In.
terment WILDE made In the Fairmont
Cemetery in charge Of Undertaken
i. " X
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Jared yyamsley who
had been guests iat, the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. B. L. Butcher for a week. re-.
turned to their home in Beverly yes.
terday. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-05
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PARIS, Nov. Dirigfble City OF
Gardiff, sailing from London to Paris,
which was feared lost. landed to- day
at corbeheim near Douai. by break.
Ing d tube, which Is being repaired.
The voyage will be completed this
evening. rs u "A ,5.s ~
NEW YO ORIs, Nov! s. Final effort Is
being made this afternoon by Mayor
EGayrior to settle the strike Of the ex;
press company drivers. The mayor
held ID conference In the City Hall with
Valentine HOFFMAN md William Ash
ton, strike leaders. It was expected
that the vice presidents of the lead
ling express companies will also al.
tend but they are in a Wrangle In the
Offices of the United States Express
Company and wont show up. :.
WASHINGTON Nov. The cen:
sus Of the State OF Iowa shows 2 ,224,s
771 population. Decrease OF .03 per
cent since 1900 owing to emigration to
Canada ~. ~ I'd, Z y v
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Eiihu Hutton, Mrs.
Thicker Ward and Mrs. Lee Ward. who
had been guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. +. u Butcher, left yesterday
for their homes at Huttonsyille.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-05
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ASElHFDBIBL
...[l!l.lIlRRISIHIIl.

WALTER Nj MooRE, MINE is.r AN.
M DERs MINES ASKED 10 BE
z LOCKED UP N THE Co UNITY
JAIL-H G II 4 II He OF.
FicERs HAD WAR; MI FOR
! HIM.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-05

Fairmon, W. Va. Oct. 81, 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-24
FOR SALE-H0uSES.
NORTHWEST RESIDENCES At REDUCED
rHtCES. THE BEST VALUES on THE
MARkET. IN THIS SECTION, PRECISELY

,SSoRTHwEsr RESIDENCES AT REDUCED
S MARKET; IN THIS SECTION. PRECISELY
PRICE. ss.soo-Near North Capitol and o
win rent 4a9 t"os'ory six room brick
PRICE, N.5s0-Near Central High. School:
two stories and cellar eight rooms and bath;
PRICE. $a0O0-Near 18th and P: an eight
room brick residence: lot 2Oxs7; very good
PRICE, s5.soe-Near 10th and s. Three
stories: 10 rooms and bath: nrst .noor Kitchen;
rRicE '' EssmsS, held iS1. at c s Eight
room brick: four rooms on a hoor; cellar; lot
PRICE. %. sao-Near the Portncr. low
bath and cellar Rents $3.50
PRICE. $4.iJ0-A bargain st. Three
stories and cellar: rooms and modern bath;
furnace heat: good lot.
Two stories and cellar ebt rooms and bath
PRIcE. ss.eoo-Near North Capitol and Q.
Like new: six rooms. reception hall: modern
bath: furnace heat: hardwood finish; front and
PRICE; ts.soo.xefts 5000 more: near a.
sc ,n ana H. " Ten TOO" 0''eA residence lot
PRICE s7.56oIwest Of 14th. south Of 8.
On door: hot water heat; a two-story brick
stable: lot 21Hx1OO.
PRICE. S5.400-Lettered street In Blooming
dale: three-stOry house. with cellar:
rooms and bath: hot-water heat: twostory
brick stable: in fine condition.
PRICE. $4.250-On st. between 14th and
18th; two stories, Z rooms and bath; lot 1Sx
100.
PRICE. S4.7JO-On st. between 9th and
5000.
PRICE. 4.s0O-On 1T. NV. between
North Capitol and LIST: six rooms, reception
hall, furnace heat: an excellently constructed
home. on one Of the prettiest squares in this
section.
PRICE, IS. 5O0-Lettered street. west OF
14th: three stories and cellar. hot.wster heat;
4 rooms deep: a bargain. Worth $1,000
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-24

sEMIDETAcHED BRICK DWELLING
ON PARK ROAD.
To settle an estate we are authorized to sell
this desirable home at very low price.
Built by one Of Washington's hest builders.
Contains rooms and tiled bath.
ATTIC over entire house.
Beautifully decorated and in excellent con-
dition.
Be sure to inspect
49, PARK ROAD
Open all day Sunday.
Price reduced to s.. $50. Easy terms.
SHANNON & LCCHS
Sales. Rents and Loans,
lib 14th st.
Look for our green and white sign
FOR SALES. 800. RENT. 5000
c, ON 10TH ST NE NEAR EAST CAPlroI'
WINDOW BRICK DWELLING: ROOMS
AND BATHS; cellar: LOT 22laxlls TO
ALLEY VERY EASY TERMS.
l.. ". GROOMES.
se243t 141O G ST. NV.
FOR. sALE-rRIcE $3.50 EACH. RENT. $3.50
Water; sewer. White tenants. Near 18th and
H., s nr, ne e: 40 fine Investment. II: T.
FOR sALE-BEAUTIFUL HOME NEAR 18TH
and You. story and cellar; furnace heat: 8
to refined colored homeseeker s475O. Can
LiEBERMANN & HAwN. 1903 F.
FOR sALE-NEw WHITE FLEMISH BRICK;
rooms and bath: IL feet side and rear alley:
all modern conveniences: near the corner Of 9Th
for particulars. GEO A. MYERS Co. nth
and \. y. ave. Oxford building. seo4-2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-24

FOR SALE
SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM THE
USUAL SUBURBAN HOUSE.
CHEVY CHASE TERRACE
offering the best house Obtainable for
the money. We invite your inspection Of
those three very attractive
HOMES
now being erected on KANAWHA ST, just
east Of
CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
They are we'll constructed and contain all mod
ern conyeniences. Decorations can be selected
by purchasers. Lots so feet front to alley.
MACADAM ST. GAS AND ELECTRICITY.
Two baths. Hot-water heat. Very large front
pOrches.
Prices. $1,000 to $500.
Take Chevy Chase car to keOkuk st. Office
on premises
ALLAN f. WALKER & CO.. Inc.
1412 G ST. NV.
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se24 26&2S
FOR SALE-ON F ST. NE. NEAR 18TH ST.
modern Groom bay-window brick house in
first class condition. Address OWNER. Box
35. Star ONCE. se23-3ts
FOR SALE-BY OWNER, on PREMISES, 80 Y
st. NV: house in excellent repair: three stor-
les: eight MONS; II IT. front: lot 25x1O0 to
15-ft. paved alley: cheap at 81. 800. se2S.3ts
FOR SALE-NOS. 916 AND $40 SPRING ROAD
NV: only two left out Of six: two squares
north and square east Of end Of nth st
car line: fine new six room and reception hall
houses; hardwood finish first floor: hot water
heat: electric lights: gas lights: colonial
fronts; deep lots; good neishbcrhood: most up
to-date houses in the city for the price, So, 973
very reasonable terms: full commission to
brokers' CHARLES BOYD. Owner and Build
er. 1915 st. Phone Linen. 1895. se12-tf
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FOR SALE-HoUsEs.

FOR SALE
SwARINELL. RHEEM HENSEY CO.,
I2I 18th st. NV
Telephones, Main 81, '37s, $40.
A finely built house. located In one OF
the BEST RESIDENTIAL sections, sub
urbs; three stories, IA large rooms.
baths; billiard and laundry room in base
ment; colonial front porch; lot 30 by 49,
feet. Price, $13, 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-24

1907 + ST. N.E.-6-ROOM BRICK. BAY WIN.
dow; terrace front. paved alley and all mod
eN improvements; cheap. Apply OWNER,
Box "a, Bladensburg. Md. se23- 3t"
FOR SALE-WELI. LOCATED N.W.-BEAUTI-
full 7-rOOm house. entirely modern, with fur
mace heat; kitchen main floor: occupied ny
owner; very cheap at $4,000; $500 cash will
buy.
WiLLIGE, GIBBS DANIEL. 6O3-05 18th.
se23-3t
FOR SALE-FINE BANCROFT PLACE RESI-
dence, facing south, with II rooms, tiled ba tn;
beautiful stone facade; lot 2Ox1OOt tremendous
bargain At $4,000; trust. 49, 500 at Sc; easy
terms.
se23-3t
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FOR SALE-H0USEs.

OR SALE
palatial residence on Washington
Heights. Built entirely detached. Lot
701l4o to alley. House built es-
pecially for home. Very best ma
terial. No economy practiced in any
particular. Silk tapestry on drawing
room cost S. per yard, and the other
rooms finished in keeping with draw
ing room. 3 baths. The fixtures in
two Of them cost 500 each. COM
pact, disable. comfortab homelike
home. Beautiful lawn and garden.
This house has been splendidly de-
signed and well built.
Price. 1900 Owner now in bust
ness in New York and desires to sell.
An offer submitted.
MOORE & HILL. Inc,
1888 G st. NV.
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AN INVESTMENT PROPERTY. 2a by
$50 feet to a large alley; MT. PLEAS
Ant; improved by largest store and Gel
lar in this section; with stable. Two
small apartments over store; produces
annual rental Of $500. Price, SIS, 900.
We want an offer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-24
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
EIGHT-ROOM NEW HOUSE
70 rooms on two 6oors).
PoRCHEs FRONT AND REAR.
SIDE LIGHTS.
LOT 2Ox12O.
o SsRui Do6 ea1 S TnooRs
Electric lights; hot-water heat: located in
Columbia asss close r e 1+tH s. cars
MAGNIFICENT CORNER RESIDENCE
Only $1,000.
UNQUEsIIONABLY THE GREATEST
CORNER 5oFoor LoT By 100 FEET DEF.
ALL FRONT ROOMS.
Overlooking pretty lawns.
THREE ea1ef ro Tth
TT THREE R Mn1 saY 1's w I'M e'SsssS'
HOUSE ABOUT "a FIT. WIDE.
Parlor double reception hall, dining room.
and immense library on I'd floor. Three bed
rooms on Sd floor, with air space above. Two
sSov equppee fed
the ''Gurney" hot-water system; electric light;
quick water heater: costly mantels, mirrors,
soLib OAK WOODWORK THROUGHOUT.
skillfully polished: oak floors; servants room
Places sheet1sea ae CONSTRUCTION. e'' 'pen n'
Remember, this is NEW CORNER HOUSE.
LOT 5OX1OO.
PRICE ONLY s1o.5oo.
BELT. OBRIEN & CO., Inc,
se24,at.esu
FOR sALE-s7. $50; NEW; COLUMBIA HGTs
Dr.. two baths. 1st-door kitchen. hot-water
heat. electric lights. Grand location. Very
BELT. O'BRIEN & CO.. Inc, 1908 NV.
se24-3t.eSu
FOR sALE-CORNER-A DOOR OR TWO FROM
18TH ST. NV.
$14,O00-11r.. 3 baths, hot-water heat; every
other up-to-date convenience; lot 40 feet wide.
pr Bshq 5R RfT e!opef CO. Inc 40,
FOR sALE-coRNER
Rich fine looking residence,
CLOSE TO DUPONT CIRCLE,
$4,000.
12r. baths. servants quarters.
All modern conveniences.
BELT. O'BRIEN & CO., Inc, 1909 G NV.
EIGHT ROOMS AND RECEPTION HALL.
NEW Ok c TEhM $500
Every known upto-date convenience: hot
water heat. bay window, porches. etc; close
BELT. o'BRIEN CO., Inc, 1909 G NV.
seA-3t. eSu
FOR SALE-$5. 1904 CLEAN-CUT THREE
story home on Irving st. close to 18th st.
Columbia Heights.
every respect. Only $500.
BELT. O'BRIEN & CO., Inc. 1909 G NV.
se24-3t.eSu
FOR SALE-$4, $50; NEW HOUSE; EXCELLENT
location, close to ears, parks and other advan-
tageous improvements; six rooms, reception
hall; hot-water heat, electric light, etc. $500
cash and $37 so monthly, including all interest
and principal.
BELT. o'BRIEN & CO., Inc, 1909 nv.
se24-3t.eSu
FOR SALE 0o-A BEAUTY on PARK
road: new; Tor. two baths, hot-water heat
Reasonable terms.
BELT. o'BRIEN 4 CO.. Inc. 1909 G NV.
A BEAUTY. NEW
DETACHED: LOCATION SuPERFINE
WEST OF 18TH ST. ON THE HEIGHTS.
] square from Conn. ave. cars: the prettiest
widest street. the finest residences.
PERFECT HOUSE.
LOT 28x15O; PAVED ALLEY.
SIDE LIGHTS
PORCHES FRONT AND REAR.
spacious lawns; space for garage,
MAGNIFICENT CONSTRUCTION AND
MATERIALS.
10 rms. (six bedroOmsl. two baths; electric
light; hot-water heat-"Gurney'' plant; pan
eled and beam ceiling dining room. Many
other essential features.
PRICE. $13.5OO. REASONABLE TERMS.
BELT, O'BRIEN 4 CO.. Inc, 1909 G NV.
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WEST SECTION. Is by is2 feet. i'm
proved by a large store, two Groom and
bath apartments and a large two-story
warehouse, stable or garage. Owner, re-
offer OF $25, 900. Property is In splendid
condition and will produce an income Of
$1,000 annually.
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FOR SALE-34.20.

FOR sALE-S4.2J0.
nice little home property within walking
distance Of downtown: just Oh Of 18th st and
south OF n: two stories and cellar, SIX rooms
and modern bath: new furnace: nice yard;
substantially built we'll worth the price
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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Dor SALE
LET CS SHOW YOU SNAP
IN MOUNT PLEASANT.
A THREE-ST0RY- AND CELLAR BRICK
FOR Is go.

Nine rooms and modern bath-furnace heat.
Attractively decorated; nice size lot. As the
result Of m exchange Of properties. the new
swner Of this house has been enabled to re.
ducc the price from S615o-a saving Of 81. 800
to you. The new price IL less than the cost
~ construction.
We arrange unusual terms for you. too:
$3.50 cash and SIS Q month. including prin-
cipai and interest. seldom are you enabled
to pick up a snap like this on such accommo-
dating terms.
STONE a FAIRFAX. i3sc New York ave.
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FOR sALE-FAsHIoNABLE RESIDENCE
NEAR o 2rPo sS1 oS CIRCLE
IS rooms. baths. Il. WI Heat ss,0o
Finest Of Hardwood Finish,
Elegant Decorations.
Parquetry Flooring.
Parlor. Reception Hall,
Large Spacious Dining Room.
All On Same Floor
One Of the Best and Most Carefully
Built Houses In Washington.
o. AScoTST OF owner LEAVING WASH
'S'1oS MAKE MkE Is Ssl An a OFFER 4 SACRIFICE
Inspection BY Permit Only.
FOR sALE-GRAND CORNER HOUSE.
Wv LOT IS = Fl: FRoxT. ne
HOUSE "a f FEET FaoS ~ Brand sbE New.
Center entrance. "a feet front.
Elegant cellar. .Hof,w4TER HEAT.
LIEBERMANN 1 HAwN. 1903 ST. T..
FOR sALE-HERE Is IS 4! ! HOUSE THAT COST
AND r sTS NV
Has 10 rooms and bath.
MAKE Us SOME OFFER
LIEBERMANN 4 HAWN. 1903 ST.
FOR sALE-FINE STONE RESIDENCE
AT \ SACRIFICE.
COST $1,000 900 o WaLk SELL sE!ykR FOR s1oSoo
FASHIONABLE SoR4HWE ST LOCATION.
DE- , IL ROOMS. z BATHS r
TO WIDE ALLEY
r HSsEH!SzS$ f HaRS S is5s s.
FOR SALE BY NONRESIDENT. 12-R0OM
% brick house; 2lxloo to restricted paved
rented: price and terms TO suit. Address
OWNER A.. Star office. se24-st'4
FOR SALE-sI5 A MONTH AND sMALL CASH
Psyment will buy beautiful new brick house on
wIIIIGE. GIBBS & DANIEL, eos-o5 18TH.
se24St
FOR SALE, S5.750-IN DOWNTOWN NORTH
west section: 3story, cellar. 10 room and la tn
brick finely finished throughout: furnace heat:
On s as a
623 F. ST. se24-3t
FOR SAIE-CORNER HOUSE II NORTHWEST
sure FAR less s than cost his Beautiful s resi-
denee, containing rooms and bath. heated by
se as Srsn In on ssy and
sss :ss s''eo a. ." G III S f!s''
FOR sAIlELTHREE- STORY. SEMI -DETACHED
Among the many bargains placed with US for
sale We have had offered us by owner desiring
eemi f Brick dwelling, heated ' by lot
water: large front and rear porches. This
has been listed upon our books for $40, 500 We
are now instructed to oner It ut a sacrifice
price-$9. 500. A. c. HOUGHTON CO., 623
FOR SALE. s572 18TH ST. NV. PRICE. $4,000
tanning rooms and bath, electric and gas
aSor large e ront porch and do"sle resy
porches, deep back ard. This house has all
sire in hi. home and can only be %%,d
by those who take the opportunity to inspect.
Open AL day Sunday. A. C. HouGHToN &
Gated. Apply OWNER. Box So, Star Of
FOR sALE-BIG BARGAIN. ONLY $3.50.
stable in rear. Easy terms Splendid location
s ses4-st H. AA 20 lie G.a.
FOR sALE-BARGAINs.
For Homes Investments.
New Groom brick; BATH hot water heat
Price, s., $50. Terms. 500 cash. SIS monthly
5-room brick; water. etc: well located ne.
near cars Rental value. SIS. Price, 81, 800.
S-room brick: bath. etc: near soth and Q
| sts.. Georgetown. Snap at $500. Easy terms.
| Groom brick; water. etc; cory home; near
| car line; Georgetown Price. $500.
MORAN & GOLDENBERG, Oxford building
scz4St, eSu,17
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-24
FOR sALE-HousEs.

FOR SALE-A WILL BUILT HOME IN THE
northeast; built by owner for home. II con-
tains rooms "a rooms on q hoor,. hath. fur
heat: 20 II. front II you looking for .
good home look at this one.
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