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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-05
SOCIAL NOTES OF The WEEK.

The dance given by Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j. SERVER for the Misses SERVER
was the most brilliant event of the
social season for young people. Mr..
and Mrs. SERVER received the guests
at the opera house, where good music
made light hearts and flying feet.
The number Of pretty girls and lovely
gowns was subject of much and
favorable Comment. As the New Year
came in it was warmly welcomed by
the happy throng who felt it had made
a delightful beginning just as the old
year had ended so successfully. The
party then went to Mr.. Server 8 home
which had been most attractively
decorated for their reception. Sup
per consisting of two courses was
served and full justice was paid the
menu by the guests. The dance will
make the New Year 1910 a gala day
for our young people. Mesdames
Kuehnle and Patterson poured coffee
at beautifully decorated table.
The Dix Club met with Miss Myrtle
McAhren on Wednesday. Miss Strahan
and Miss Hazel Laub being the guests
of the club. A mock shower was
given Miss Ethel Gulick and also some
very pretty things as we'll. A song,
"My Sawdust gives me pain,'' was
presented to MISS Gulick with the re-
quest that she take few vocal les
sons on it when she began the study
of music Miss McAhren served a
very nice supper.
On New Years night about thirty
five young people enjoved dinner at
the Hotel Denison, guests of Mrs.
Norman Nash. who entertained COM
plimentary to Hazel and Hugh Nash.
A fine New Years dinner was served
at one long table. After dinner the
guests enjoyed games and some SPLEEN
did music. the Misses Laub. Sims,
Schlumberger playing and Misses
Gulick, Nash and Mr.. A. Cushman
giving vocal solos. The young people
had delightful reunion and enjoyed
the party very much.
Mrs. John Kott entertained about
forty ladies on Thursday compliment
airy to her mother. Mrs. H. A.. Cook,
of Fl. Dodge Two games were played,
Mrs. Haworth taking the prize in one
game and Mrs. McConnaughey in the
other. Very nice two course refresh
ments were served as finale to a
most successful party.
~
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlin were host
and hostess on New Years day.
Seated at the bountiful board were
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kirkup. the Misses nirkup, Marshall
and Weitzel. A delicious four course
ditn rwas given leisurely discussion
and the pleasures of old times re-
newed.
On New Years night Miss Eve
Senseney entertained sixteen of hel
young friends ss a compliment to hel
friend. Miss McClary. Games were
played and very nice refreshment.
much enjoyed.
Dix Club had a most delightful
meeting Tuesday with Mrs. Milton
McAhren as the charming young host
ess. Her guests were Mesdames Fer
guson and Auracher and the Misse
Evans, Laub and Lally.
| Tuesday afternoon Mrs. E. Gulicl
entertained her Sunday School cIas
of twelve members as compliment tt
Miss McClary. A number of game
were played AMI supper served a
small tables in delicious two cours'
menu.
The F. H. Club had most delight
full meeting at the home of Mre. N
L. Hunt Friday, Dec 81, 1909. Tt,
house was decorated with helis- f. he
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-05
coeducation in America,

In elementary schools SO per cent.
of the children of the United States
are In coeducational schools; in Sec
ondary schools the proportion for CO.
educatiosa is 95 per cent; of colleges
and universities attended by men 6S
per cent. admit women.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-05
Poisoned by cheese.

Poison from infected or rotten
cheese is not SO very rare. The Ger
man government proved that some
cheeses are deliciously ripened by
ways too nasty to tell.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-05
Suffrage in West Indies.

The latest part of the world to be
reported as making commotion in
favor of giving women the ballot is
the British West Indies.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-05

The F. H. Club had most delight
full meeting at the home of Mrp. N.
L. Hunt Friday, Dec 81, 1909. TIE
house was decorated with bells, it be-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-05

Lake Superior Big as ireland.
Lake Superior is the largest mass of
fresh water in the world, being equal
to Ireland in area.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-05
Not Really AM Aeronaut.

wv ssS0''y
"Pa, have you been up much in air
ships?"
"No, never! Why do you ask?"
81 heard ma tell auntie you were
once quite a high flyer"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-05
Mere Details.

Life Insurance Agent-I'd like to
write you up a policy if you haven't
all the life insurance you think you
need.
Cholly Knickerbocker-You have
to see my valet, old chap; he attends
to all such matters. don 'tcherknow
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-05
A Nice Jail.

A Nice Jail.
The governor of the central prison
in Madrid was deposed some time ago
for his excessive leniency. He al
lowed the prisoners to have almost
anything they wanted, including a
weekly newspaper written and printed
by themselves. One of them sold
liquors.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-05

When you want a nice lunch try
the Oxford. 6tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-01-05
Mi. Romans Statement.

leading and conflicting statements
have been made in different news
papers concerning me. l feel that it
is advisable for me to make some
definite statement that will correct
some wrong impressions that have
been conveyed by publications outside
of Denison. Of anything that might
have appeared in the Denison papers
cannot complain, for should have
reported the facts and the circum.
stances, but as matter of fact, l
have heretofore given out no definite
statement nor interview whatever,
and, as said, some outside papers
have made certain exaggerated state
ments that are to some extent liable
to disturb the standing and the BUSH
ness of the Bank. and everybody
knows that the business of the bank
is peculiar, as it is largely a matter
of faith and confidence. | wish there
fore to give you statement of the
exact facts and the situation, and
would be pleased if you would give
me little space in this week paper,
along the lines that have suggested.
First. / will say that l have pur.
chased controlling interest from M.
j. II. Holmes of the Dakota National
Bank at Aberdeen, S. D.. under which
circumstances of course l will become
president of the Bank. Farther than
that, however, there will be no change
in the personnel of the bank except it
should be some minor clerkships. Mr..
j. 81. Holmes will retain some stock
in the Bank, and will act as one of
the Board of Directors, and will con-
tinue to live in Aberdeen.
1t is my intention. of course, to
make Aberdeen my home as soon as
can conveniently and consistently
move my family there and change
my place of residence. In the mean
time. l expect to give a general
supervision to the institution, which
will require some of my time at
Aberdeen. l am expecting to go to
Aberdeen on Wednesday of this week.
The transfer of the stock and business
will probably be made about the 10th
or the 18th instant
Yous truly,
r. A. ROMANS.
The Review gladly publishes this
authorized statement and is pleased
to note that the departure of the Ro-
mans family from Denison is not i'm
minent.
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Live stock Market.

N'rrFTaY ful. .
firr~iDfs % hervss we're ~ h-a4 - ~ ~ N
sent direct 70 the ia Eht~r ?rns 10 'rAd- IN
Nv CAttlr bu' TIE feeling NHs FaTrI teal.
brrNscTi beef WAs slDs al grnrfAIi sf~al pFisss
L. % pOOl and London cattle aui rrsf lnarEe..
UnrbAnEef Ttp0rts from hi, pofl % de-, a..
l~r - and : 81 quar'rry u b~''
- r.pis ~ sAhrS acre ~ heat i0~iIdIng a.
hsaG for bptrh'FS ans ~ 'Dr The rnarsrf liza h
Nhr guisf Alfr prices no more fInH stead. ami
one .pf 81 calves vas uns0ld ~ y .A'r ru.r Con.
MON - 'alrb pr ne l~als sJII tt b. 81 90 ..sr
ls' lbs ~ byi'~ruliks uTrrrI it.r>.r ,.,. ..
sl"Ad. atIialsa, FOR city drrss~d t'als .lrls.
frr r'1N dF~rsst bU term MS. AMI iHr 1lI., f-
tOHF'Tl drcs~'-ri calves
L'-riU's ~ >u~rp and lAuhS wrr- d. 4! . n~,t
ln'l"3rg ~ ,Ars 'Jr SHpEt trrr-, amt y 'p- n
WHrar' sheep wrr~ ialris stead ArE- Pc.
rTp.l. ~hsirT and wish me etTDbttpn OF enc.
s'.ra 30 tUVrr N~ariN al the st,ts ven o.,
tIr ..HI~s ,umr1on go gOal sheep s0hi ~ s..
o. 80 V-r TO- Its psDrr~t ~ best .H'Hfs a. q -
D . Wlff general sAi~s Al o. - g. trrrsss.i
u..'''u gHI-' ~ - alir yer NJ uFr,s-l amt.
s1I a. i-'au'.-'. and a frS boz ttrsssi a.
higher ~ aIrs
itr, eiu's ~ hogs u~r- 50 had ali Tor
sAugn'~refs ~ trading IN n'e hogs NOul
nall sfrsdy
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NONEI avn FNCHaNGE.

Can money on the l"pr " tho stock IL
'h4rg" 49, We"- NtsIluN"i cont iNfI,.,i o. 80.
me rat" bong gradually lowered from dty
- Ia lie WHs.Wnm Ms .', per cont
pro" paid for N" v-'a vl- about 2. Ir-
cent b" tam" money 900 trk.' ON fU.
other hand. sNntbtt"i decided rrrr.-.
s~pry ally IA n" 'ds' II ~IN months loans
bthrr rates V"rC . .. It"r cent for sixty .t,-
e. to .. p"r cent Tor ninety da,s 20 50.
months Commercial paper wa quoted
~ /. To- 81, p"r cent. for primo slT 81" Names
anil Endorsed hrl'- receivable o'hcr p me-.
-. yer cent
Domestic exchange on Nav York Kos
ton It' discount chicago Be- dIsr,I.,
'nnrl"-'on. RuNInR. par. -alllug. l-lor pr.-
tuuwrrClll. -"" tIs' cunt. banks. o. ire
MUM NIur"apyl- 81 premium Mon.
'r"El Pa - Paul dIC premium -
Louis 1i' premium. San Fran, so 90
premium
M"u"y IN London. :, rer cent Rate
ana tire" months hill '-lGr.., Dor cont
ton-ni- 'lp-"d a. :. 10 'or money and -
tor th" account taDl" de patches Quoted
l"-iGS IrI.' OF lrrn'. r"L'-, A. ~ ira'lrs
per cent ENchang" III ! 0n...u. =. nam.
= cent me. Private rate Of dt-,tunf N
E"rln. ter cent ENrhHng" on London
." marx. 80 ptg- Do" v"',l .ta'..,.iii
O. ~H-" ot I'.53i.lSl mark 20 gold IN rst,,l
a do g"R-" ~ loans OF 'ErI - .,.u m n
y d''' ret-" % lTl.iI4 $50 f.Arn- ~ discount
ani a de'r"a-c lH uu'"- lu Circulation ol
~ - 80 marx
N~W hors ,ie1rIns House statement ~.
'hHng"-. -" .niT.uI. balances So I-p -
sub Ir"a~urr d"hi' rHliu.. s71r.u..
ion.r"r'..I prI'c of ,ar silver 10 N.v
l"TN. % -, NIN"r 90 London wa g. 81
h"N''dh -INeI dollar v"r" quoted 80 ~. co.
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THE CIRB NiRkET.

arair. bI' after the hrst day distinr'ly
rrm-r t"Edrl'v Wa manifested By prtDe~.
~ that the range az he ,lo-. vas IN rra'-
bcally al cases higher than the week pre-
ceiling standard Ou advanced from Do
in sll, American Tobacco was M potu'S
and lut"ruontineutal Rubber "a The
Nc-'ern Pi"in. - whl,h recently ~old ~
low - 30 rllu"d t. %. and IN. ~ou'l ern
Ph"ifr - al-n recovered lu the MINING
share he strength Nas uot 80 pronuun. ,.d.
although Miami advanced from - - 10,
6oldh"ld Consolidated from =. to 81, aud
Ray consolidated from 10 90 T. IrauSa,
uoU- ~ detail 10 the mrTL'' ,e-'erdsy ~src
a. iulluws
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uI>IELI iNTO,S WHATS.
Coffee Higher Gables strong Pro,I.
stOns FIrmrr.

o"Tea vas moderately active and prices
advanced ~" European market. con
tuu"i 20 show str"nrrh. offerings vsr"
lIEh' and j." al trad" and Other interests
Iur. ha-''i
spot oTer vas gui.t RIO No :. s'.,r
: IIiIr"- ..p."i 80 : points hirher.
Win ~" ton" stead Sa,"- -. 80 bags
. ..,ugri 10 - ~ 'Irtrr no ndvan, 81
800 r"i- "N' hHuf" i.a-d higher az i6',u
." ".r'- 'Up bags -|s y. liitsst Santos
Nt- .A. tATg's' ~ so rDt- hI Cher -eretIt-
. $50 Has- -'".E -gTur sac pnulo
T'.. "I.'- 81 $50 hnr- .l.udiahy. o. 49,
Pr, - '"r" ~ fD.lOv-
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HE"Ni~IuN- Lard yuis' July futures
T. ".rI - 90. september Q. .S..le H..
Ur.iu" Western o.! 49, refined continent
81 81. south Am"~I'aU. sissi rurk uttlri
mes - 5nr s.d Reef steady family
81 -. So Butter creamery rNtrn- -,
. rs e. tu""-s state. whole milk fancy.
q o|ur"d. o.. hEg- Western Hr-'- i-|fI-.
tDf'ou-asl on spot sus.ts H. TvIy =.
: u.' October q FTrs 81 10 crnbrr HsN1
u $50. January - - - So. thrago Iu!,. .
Provisions IiNan 81 early on a higher
r.arz"' Tor hog Later there va . break
on -"''iug uv la~g" pI"kIny interests Re-.
for" D." 'lD-s 'h'r" wa- ano'h", upturu on
.pfvrIug lrI,c. Hrr. A. follow
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THE COTTON utRkET.
Hoses ~ small Decline Clearing
Weather Indicated for rntraI HeEinn
Further uahIs over Eastern urit
TeNA- Dry WAITING Market.

i'l"S ''"' "''"'h .''i'" ""'''~' '''"
w"'hd HN ar % -hidN To- d"I1h" on N"-.
months owing 20 week end % .T4lta'Ior a.f
..lItp., nm rrJ...,rI,.. ~ .l..rtrf, v.4.t.,
- . -.
'H NV 'i.''' '''' '''' W ''' '''.. ''Ar
crop reports WEI" ~ many as"- good 4
o. the ,'a-re Tn hall Of the tpe. bear, ~ sons
ir-tan,.- Contend that N,r, urrIa .-.....
-. - -
"'"''' I'D .''' !" '''I' ~ ' '.'-
We -V"i .il ''.t' ON lAN " 'i oar weather
would suabi" fl' farmers 10 nd 49," r-Ils
az tul,.F 81 tB.. 49, ,r.t a,,,F. liza. A..
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THE BOSTON MtRkET.

iiuS1 q. July y ne ,oppsr shares mar
- "a, very q 100! but sru Amtlztrlatrri
,ilu"l . point I uI'"i shoe Nt,i merry
en"N"r"! H"r' IN II '--trriry.- lus- 90. 4.
spd, ~" .sIL"-N p-tHT I-.u.S neg Ir,' cd
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THE CHIC coo utRhTT.

tHt'' 80. lulvg There w. Irf'ln tr'.rr.'
.hpVn 10 the market tor local -...Ir ne.
to-day IT tI-t'f. nI- nrrr confined fn ...,i &
lott and If''lr change .' price. - moe
he b"ud~ we're dun Ard poo 'l...'.J
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

THE RIM tDELpHI, u,RkrT.

PHrIspIiTHTs i.l" % Ihe iorn' market
O. Tossed % y elton ~ point higher TO-DAY
Influenced los strength m tho New Nprs
market he summary
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as TOHPINIES
FGNiNGIlL NOTES.

Bond Dealers CIRCULAR 10 tho ttti. nj,
document issued ID y " Halsey A 10
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Imports % General N~rchandl-- and Dr.,
Goods

Imports ~ fry zoo-is and general NOR haHdis~
~ New ork AZ u~ck f"pof trd In FuI. ~ 'hs
Custom Hou-e compare a. fuuOWs Win M prr
.iDIs NreE
TAT trsrg T'rsr tssF
Dry EOnis $50 s11 = -. 80
General r"rrhAndiss 10 a. ~ ~ ~ -;
Totals ................ SO ~. IOs gI-sassa.
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wheat 'rWer losing Uri'e- n b.
aHna' Tor Export y" rod spot. o. ~
,anA. basis W northern sariug. 81 - .
W Northern. Ntn 'pha tilO Futures
, 'p-.'t -.. 20 e. D. rher corn stead
~ Western. 0H. elevator 90 arrive G. J.
domestic basis f..tur"~ ,lu-"d IN, han ged
'u ,, loser oats ugls' nat .ral N htts
On 'rs.k. - ..l,u.. E,n inlet 80 !,
quiet mating o7. &C.. . Buffalo
f4' lr,- ere "a - 'p.Ist-
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A|ETIs' y q TITFT
tF'l.lH W. T' Hr
Jan %. IUa.lHr
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oats 1' '.. N"-' N"'. 'Tmsr ing 20
'H" rl-s N s heat. uvll. IN crop reports from
~" \offhnH- ami commission hoU-s'
bVvIng snow -aE- 'hR' sine. he Govern
u"nt report there ts- been a further shrink
axe IN oa', o. 'I" drought t"rri'or, and that
h.yh t"mg"r1' .p.- law. Iutcrfer-i WIN
~llIn' o Iowa. NrbTH-Aa anu port on Of
! Illinois ant Indiana
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-10

The bnlri-hn-ss ~ New S'rce' vas well
.lt-pIlr"i hv twenty weekly letters ~
hru@"-Acs horses aiken ~ random seven
'~"n Of 'n"-" we're is,IIs.ly hcari-h. two
were npn,omw,''ai amt CO., , pr" .r-
reserve li1 adv --t 80 purchase Of s'1,.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-16
FOR sA1E-HoUsEs.

ron SALE
BARGAINS IN INVESTMENTS.
Price. $I.25e; renting $il-on X ST. s.w.;
lot I1x10O.
Price. 81. $50 renting $l25o-A brick. corner
on New York ave-. lot 221e5.
Price. 81. 400: renting $l3.J0-Six rooms:
southwest: room for stable.
Price. sI.10o: renting se.50-Six-room brick;
deferred street southeast.
on X St NV.
Price. 81 $50: renting $i:-Sx rooms: on -
St. Georgetown: good lot.
Price. 81 500; renting $i3o0-6 rooms; Wyiie
st. ne.
Price, $500: will rent $ls-occupied by
owner: near 18th ST. NV.
Price, 81. 400: will rent 500 rooms: mod
ern bath: hardwood finish: 10th and Pa.
ave.
Price. S2.6Oo: renting s2250-6 and
bath; lot 16x1lO to wide alley; room for stable.
Price. $500: renting for $23-Two fvc-room
bricks west Of 10th St
Price. $500; renting for s27-Two bricks on
v st. NV.
Price. 81. 800: renting for s5O-Two bricks. on
avenue NV
Price. $3.50 renting for s33 - Six room
bricks on q 81. sc.
Price 81 500; renting for $46-Four houses on
lcttered street NV. between 9th and 10th.
Price, 1850: renting for $41.ao-Three bricks.
near 9Th and ne.
Price. $500: renting for s37.oo-A ten-room
brick residence on 21st ST.
Price. $3.50: renting for $46:oo-Three five
room bricks. near 9TH and ne.
Price, $500: renting for $64-Five small
houses near pension Office.
Price, $500: renting for S54 bay-win
dow pressed brick houses, on the Heights.
Price. sI.7oO: renting for s75-Six houses
near 9th and ne.
Price. Sc, 800 renting for s99-Sx houses. on
numbered street; six rooms each: west of
eth st.
Price, s13.O 900: renting s1.2hO year-Business
property on Pa. ave-; building; under
lease.
SEE US WHEN CONTEMPLATING BUYING
INVESTMENTS OR OTHER PROPERTY.
OWNERS. KNOWING OUR FACILITY FOR
DISPOSINts OF HOUSES on SHORT NOTICE.
LIST THEM WITH Us WHEN THEY WISH
TO SELL. QUICKLY. TOGETHER WITH \
QUICK SELLING PRICE. We ARE. THERE
FORE. ALWAYS SUPPLIED WITH THE
GOOD THINGS IN REAL. ESTATE.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1872 New York ave.
fe16-2t
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FOR SALE-BY OWNER BEAUTIFUL NEW g.
room house. northeast hardwood finish: tiled
bath: cash payment OF only 5000 required.
balance very easy terms Bargain To quick
buyer. Address Box 1871, Star office. fe15-St,6
FOR SALE-WHY NOT BUY CHEAP HOUSE
now? Owing TO midwinter beautiful pressed
brick houses at Both and Cambridge SIS. lone
block north of Hammond court, tieorgetownp
finished too late for the fail season, will be
sold at from 5000 to $500 below actual market
value. Look Mt these houses and we will give
particulars.
WlLLGE, GIBBS & DANIEL. Gos-6oo 18th.
fel4-13t
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attractive dwellings. fats and stores. all

FOR RENT
Attractive dwellings. fats and stores all
sections.
2342 18th St, Ii rooms and baths ssh 90
1919 Lamont ST.. 10 rooms and . baths. IS 90
1tn5 y. Y. ave. IL rooms and BATH .... 30 90
9l5 L St. 10 rooms and bath. ......... 1910
lao Corcoran St. 10 rooms and bath. $50
lSl7 * ST., 10 rooms and bath. ......... $3.50
7le Sd St, IL rooms and bath. ......... 1880
$50 COrcoran St. II rooms and bath. As Oh
2460 Ontario I'd. rooms and bath. 49,. 1850
1873 Corcoran St. 10 rooms and BATH. 81. so
1874 9th ST.. 10 rooms and bath. ....... 81 so
1904 Pa. ave, rooms and bath. Is Is
ID. 18TH ST. s.w. q rooms and bath 30 so
so III st. ne. 81 rooms and bath. ...-.. 80 50
1902 Sth St. . rooms aud hath. ......... 10 80
Ill Sd NV. 9 rooms and bath .....-.. "a 50
6n4 Quincy St. rooms and bat 81 30
100 Eye ST. U.e. Z rooms ard bath % 30
1875 I'D ST.. rooms and bath. ........ IL 81
..2eo Prospect ave. rooms. .--....... $3.50
10 9th ST. Sc. rooms. 80
C0I.ORED TENANTS.
12ll 10th St. basement. ROOMS. ...-... 100
FLATS.
Ii5J W St. rooms and bath ......... 1000
1854 Sd NV. I'd door. 4 rooms ....... 900
1854 Sd NV, LIST door, rooms. ........ IS o.
80 q ST. So. LIST floor. Or and bath. u. so
l:l1 ID st. > rooms and bath IL so
Call for list published every Monday
Many desirable houses and apartments for
rent.
A. f. FOX CO.. Established 1876
The Realty Corner. 18th at y. u ave.
fol W.
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FOR SALE
A BEAUTIFUL CORNER
rooms. reception hall. tiled bath. hot -water
: = '''> coLuMBIa HE :ii
A fine corner home with rooms and tiled
bath. reception hall. hot-water heat. hardwood
finish. servants toilet and stationary wash
on CAPITOL HILL.
Fine 2-story brick, with 8 and bath,
corner of alley. with side llght nothing like
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BARGAIN.
A nice home, with U rooms and bath cement
ton; close TO cars, has been rented for So so;
price, 49, 300
RENT. s36. PRICE. So, 500
A two-story. two-apartment fiat. > rooms
and bath each. In fine renting section and
rented to good tenants; pays IL per cent Let
ANOTHER INVESTMENT.
Paying IL per cent on the price asked: two
s s IN s in ssnf
rented rents so for f$$; Prics so s3;soo
On lettered street both lines: con-
tains u rooms and bath. reception hall; ce-
mented cellar: furnace heat; almost new;
SMALL. HOME. EASY TERMS
Near Lincoln Park q rooms reception nall
built but short time; good condition: price
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. 7o4 18th 81. NV.
FOR SALE = FINE INVESTMENT - THREE
brick court houses: will rent for S. each.
Price, $3.50 each: terms.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS 1923 +.
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FOR SALE g ROOMS AND BATH NEW
brick house: hot-water heat; large lot; Potomac
Sc. Pa. ave. Only $3..oo: easy terms.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 r.
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FOR SALE1NRNER. ROOMS AND BATH
residence. Columbia Heights: ami. perfect
repair. owner compelled 10 leave city oira,
owing VII health. Tricc. 81 200: terms
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-16

THE SWEETEST HOME IN MT.
Pleasant. Purely colonial in design:
semi-detached. The house is IS feet
wide, making all rooms unusually
large. The lot is nearly 200 feet deep
TO paved alley; grand place for the
children to play, and still plenty space
for gardening. Contains II large rooms
and three baths; gas and electric light:
oak floors and mahogany woodwork.
Has never been occupied. Price.
ST.. 100. A chance OF a lifetime.
BOSS & PHELPS Unc.), 90 14th NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-16
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE
HEADQUARTERS
FOR REAL ESTATE BARGAINS.
WE OFFER THE BEST PROPERTIES
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
OWNERS WHO WISH To SELL QUICKLY
PLACE THEIR PROPERTY WITH Is.
Y0U CANNOT AFFORD TO RUY
WITHOUT SEEING OUR LIST
STONE q FAIRFAX. f3Ie New Nori ave-
jaS-w SAINT
FOR SALE-toRNER Residence az \ =
ave. Sc. rooms and bath Price 81 ,,o
terms. Owner anxious 10 sell. inspect ID .rd
submit offer.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS'. i4e3 !
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-16

4 $5.On0 HOME. Cs1MPARATINELY
east for $4,000: oyerlooks a govern
rDent reservation. Contains s large
rooms. tiled bath: furnace heat: elcc-
trio gas light appliances; entire house
in perfect condition: tiled vestibule:
plate glass doors. Homes like this
are seldom for sale in the southeast.
BOSS & PHELPS unc.,, go 18th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-16
" L. SANSBi TX
1921 18th ST. NV


MORE REAL VALUE AND GENUINE
WORTH THAN YOU EVER SAW IN NEW
HOUSE FOR THE PRICE. No mere descrip
tion do 1t full Justice. Here n few
OF its good points: Grand location: splenddy
built; three stories: mausard roof; EIGHT
ROOMS. all with direct light; TWo IDEAL
BATHROOMS: HARDWOOD finish; HOT
WATER heat; GAS and ELECTRIC lights;
massyely built colonial porch. spacious hall
ways; all necessary pantries and closets; laun-
dry, etc Suitable terms. ............ 81, 500
y. l.. SALISBURY.
1922 18th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-16

FOR SALE
OCCUPYING AN EXCLUSIVE AND FASH
IONABLE LOCATION. NEAR CONNECT CUT
AVENUE; an elegantly appointed and superbly
constructed NEW HOUSE: NINE beautiful
rooms finished in quartered OAK: expensive
imported decorations; GAS and ELECTRIC
lights; double oak floors polished like mirrors,
GURNEY HOT-WATER HEATING SYSTEM .
planned to afford light. ventilation and
sunshine in every room; imposing in appear
ance; commanding pleasing views of the beau
tiful surroundings \ proposition worthy of
earnest consideration. Liberal terms Ii de-
sired COO
y. l.. SANSBURY,
la.1 ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-16

FOR SALE-WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Reduced to $500.
Il rooms. 2 baths: stairways: covered
porches. This desirable property must he dis
posed Of at once; at the low price we offer it
there will he many offers for IT. A chance
for speculation.
STONE FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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