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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-29
STOCK TRADING
QUITE LIGHT
Hesitation Again 10 PredonInatino
Trait In the Wall street
Market.

NEW YORK, March zs.-For the
third successive session to-day's stock
market recorded further hesitation
and reaction. with dealings the
smallest OF the week. Apparently,
sentiment continued to be adversely
affected by the new financing of the
United States Steel Corporation, al
though the bond sale Is construed as
notice that the ave per cent dividend
rate on the common shares Is In NO
Immediate danger OF disturbance.
Another factor that contributed to
to-day's general heaviness was the In
creasing uncertainties regarding the
domestic coal situation. There Is less
optimism respecting a satisfactory
outcome OF these differences both in
the anthracite and bituminous fields.
Our market opened with advances
OF point in such stocks as Union
Pacific. Southern Pacific. Canadian
Pacific, st. Paul and Great Northern
ore certificates in response to gains
almost al large in London's late deal
ings. There Is reason to suppose.
however, that the range OF prices sent
operations of our own traders. All
trustworthy information indicates
that the English have been sellers
rather than buyers of our stocks this
week.
The one conspicuous feature OF to-
days business on the exchange was
the transfer OF speculative interest
TO the railway group. Hartman
issues were conspicuous for their
strength during the early session. but
sold OF on publication OF February
earnings.
There was more or less pressure
upon United States Steel. Amalga-
mated Copper and American Smelt-
Ing. these with other recent favorites
selling at lowest prices OF the week.
The list dragged irregularly through
the afternoon until the last hour.
when prices improved all around with
greater activity than was shown at
any time after the opening. Recov-
cries ranged from ono to two points
above the low and the rally was in
progress at the end. 4 feature OF the
hnal dealings was the sale of 1000
shares of General Electric in four lots
on a steady descent from 1861 to
loo, as against 1861 yesterday.
On the curb one of the STANDARD oil
subsidiaries. the Standard Oil Com
pany. OF Kentucky. furnished the SEN
sation OF the day. The stock opened
at 700. rise over night of $50 points.
advanced in small lots to 1000. from
which 1t suddenly dropped to $50. and
the last sale was at 600. According
TO gossip. the movement principally
represented squeeze" OF the shorts.
More likely it presages the declara.
ton OF large stock bonus.
The bond market was steady. Total
dealings, par value. amounted 10
s3.441 900.
U. s. governments were unchanged
on call.
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Coffee.

Special Disrs,ch 20 fhs TnterIxenr-r.
NEW YORK. March 2s.-Havre
market declined one quarter to one
half franc. March futures closed Of
fered at 1875; May closed offered at
1885: July closed offered at 1894;
September closed offered ut 400:
December closed offered at 1898.
Rio. No. Z quoted at lax to 15c. Mar
ket steady.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. March 2s.-Corn today
sold at the highest prices ever known
for the month of March. Extraordin
airy scarcity of fodder on farms owing
TO prolonged and severe winter condi-
tons was declared TO be responsible.
Closing quotations were steady at u
TO q a &c above last night. Oats
finished unchanged to hdk up. but
wheat at a decline OF y to hGN
Latest trading left hog products vary.
ing from sc lower TO 22lzc advance.
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prohato Court.

In the matter Of the estate OF Peter
Neff. deceased. Inventory filed and
approved.
In the matter OF the estate OF SAM
uel White. deceased. Proof OF publica-
ton OF notice of appointment filed.
In the matter OF the estate OF An
drew Gensko. deceased Account filed
and notice ordered.
In the matter OF the estate OF Henry
Iipperman, deceased. Proof OF pub
lioation OF appointment filed.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. March 2s.-The cot.
ton goods markets were quieter dur.
ing the day with prices still very
firm. Jobbers are doing a moderate
business for this period OF the year.
Raw silk Is steady. but inactive.
Mems wear deliveries are slow and
the market demand IL steady.
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FINANCIAL.
PRINcETsN DEMOCRATS
NOMINATE CITY TlcKET

Special Correspondence Of fnteilirencer.
PRINCETON. W. Va. march ~
The Democrats Of Princeton, At a
mass convention named q city ticket.
headed BY NJ. l.. Carter. for mayor and
A. 8 foTtune for receiver.
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Money.

NEW YORK, March 2S.-Money on
call steady. 3-s a. 1-2: ruling rate
2 1-2; closing bid 2 IA: offered at 1-2
Time loans firm; 60 days IA a 3 1-2
per cent and 80 days 3 1-2 a 3 "a; six
months "a.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLB

ST. CLAIRSVILI.E, o.. March "a
Marriage licenses issued follow.
s. Meyers Gillespie. age 2s. OF War
mock. and Elsie Mills. age 70. OF East
Richland.
George w. Dunfee. age 20. OF Bel
mont. and Blanche Ault. age %. OF
Warnock.
Daniel L. withers. age 20. OF Mar
tins Ferry. and Lizzie NJ. Miller. age
Is, OF Bridgeport
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SHOEMAKER At ss
10 LOST CREEK MAN

Special Dispatch 20 fnteiiiRencer.
CLARKSBURG. w. Va,
March 2s.-Hinety-hvs years
old on April third. Levi Bond,
OF Lost Greek. was a visitor 10
Clarksburg yesterday. He IL
hale and hearty. still plying
his trade a. a shoemaker, max
ing them in the way they we're
made a half century ago before
machinery made its inroads
into the industry. He has the
appearance Of a man OF 65.
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NEW YORK. March g.. Close:
Prime mercantile paper to 1-2 per
cent Sterling exchange steady with
actual business in bankers bills at
81 81 for 60 day bills and at 81 $3.50
for demand. Commercial bills 4 s3il
Mexican dollars AZ. Government bonds
steady. Railroad bonds steady.
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About so boys Of the High school
met last evening In the assembly room
OF the school and organized a base
ball team for this season. Ellis Hall
was elected manager OF the team and
Frank Hubbard was elected captain.
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Marriad.

s. Meyers Gillespie, Of warnoek. and
Elsie Mills. OF East Richland, were
quietly married at the Methodist par
edge.
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WASHINGTON. March as-At

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-At the
beginning of business today the con-
dition OF the United States treasury
was:
Working balance In treasury offices.
s64.s50.600.
In banks and Philippine terasury.
ss2.5s1 sos.
The total balance in general fund
was SIPS, ,062.
Ordinary receipts yesterday we're
s2,295.e10. with ordinary disburse-
ments OF s760,s
The deficit to date this fiscal year
Is s14.S2s,500. as against a DEWITT OF
$l.32S,153 at this time last year.
These figures exclude Panama canal
and public debt transactions.
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OIL CITY. Pa. March 2s.-CredIt
balances 81 so. Runs t1O4.O1s: aver.
are sl25.5s5. Shipments 100. s95: aver.
age 1891
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WHEELING. W. Va. March 90. lz.
The active Pittsburgh stocks. corrected
daily by A. T. hasten & Co.. bankers
and brokers. National Exchange BanE
building
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Baron's Local Stocks.

WHEELING, W. Va. March IS. IL
The Following auotauon. an tne more
active Wheeling stocrs are eorrecssd
daily FOR the InteinEencer OF George N.
Baron. local broker. sna X II. MARSHALL
manager Fond lIepartment
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transfer books March 18th for ] "a
f-Transfer books closed March goth
TOT "a per cent cash dividend payable
Transfer books close March 25th
Tor per cent cash dividend payable
April list
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. w. Va. March 2s, IA
hange or active stocks on me Ssv
York Stoc:, Exchange. corrected da,Iy =.
-. = Mssten e. Co.. BROKERS
sfockS. OYER High, low TS'Ios-
Am. Beet sugar. st STT-- S7-UE
anal Copper 800. SOS sOLs 7Sh SoI.
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STOCKS. Par. BID. iA... s:i..

.-2h per cent dividend payable April
t-2 per cent dividend payable April
4-lh per cent dividend payable April
Ist
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.
III. c. HOWE.
Section Director.

WHEELING. w. Va. March rs, IL.
The following auotauons ON me more
euxs MnsennS stocks are corrected
eaiiy Tor the lnteiuzencar oy HoWnrd
ha<iett 4 Son. local proxsrS.
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LIVE STOCK.

WHEELING. W Va Mar~b-e -
CATTLE.
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EFlieies- ! Open ! HIEt Low. : {

Cash quotations were as follows:
FlOur-steady. Rye-No .. 915h. Bar
ley-Feed or mixing. rs q 81 90: fair
TO choice mailing 81 20 a 81 80. Tim.
othy seed-f9 90 ~ S14 so. Glover
Seed-S16 90 a s22 90. Mess Pork
81 1914. Lard-tin tierces) 80 20.
Short Ribs-(looseD 50 an.
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Short Ribs-(loosel 50 37h.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS.
BURGH, March 2s.-Cattle steady
supply light; choice - 90 q IS Is:
prime 81 80 n 81 IS.
Shoep-Strong supply light Prime
Wethefs 90 90 q SC %. culls and com.
mons 81 90 n - 90. lambs s. so a
s. 20; veal calves - 80 a. $40 90.
Hogs-Aotive; receipts light Prime
heavies - 10 a. IS Is. mediums
IS Is. heavy workers. - %: light
workers. 81 90 q IS O5: pigs 81 90 q
81 90: roughs So rs a 81 10.
1 CHICAGO. March 2s-Close. Cat
tie receipts 5000 head: market beev.
- and cows steady 20 loo lower.
feeders and calves strong, beeves
s. 25aS IS. Texas steers 81 6Od
8 Is: western steers IS 2OGG so;
stockers and feeders 81 8Ods so:
cows and helfers 81 6Od6 so. calves
80 50Hs %.
Hogs Receipts $4,000 head: market,
slow. generally steady. Light 81 so
% 77h: fixed 81 f5d7 50: heavy
81 5O07 S2k. rough 81 BOT7 go
pigs s. 25Q7 %; bulk OF sales 81 IS
az 50
sheep-Receipts $4,000 head: mar
ket strong 90 i5c higher. native - IS
as Is. western 81 4Off6 so: yeart
ings IS 75d7 90. lambs native IS rs
a. 50. western 50 25dS %.
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A humorous fellow NAMED voaK
Was always concOcfinE a hoan.
one day hs dropped dad.
iiis foaN laughed and said,
"Iim's fun Of those cute little ioanf"-
Prom Judge.
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Bonds.
Pittsburg Stocks.

Total sales sei.4oO shares.
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Total sales 5.63s shares.
New York Curb Market.
WHEELING. w. Va. March IS, IL.
Reported by a. L Masten & Co. L. r.
Brand. manager; members New York
Stock Exchange.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-19

From the London Chronicle.
Food prices are making interest every
where, but Shetland still cuitivates the
primitive virtues. You can go into the
largest hotel in Lerwick. and unless trade
is exceptionally brisk no one will be in
the bar to serve YOU. Visitors ex
pected to help themselves to drinks they
require. and on departing seek out the
landlord i'm order TO settle mp. Drinks
are a shade dearer than I'm London. but
food is wonderfully cheap. A Goldfish
weighing twelve or fifteen pounds can be
purchased for I'd. and last month whole
lambs were being sold at Is ed apiece.
There is. however, A dearth or vegetables
in the ShetIands. What you win ON lanlo
YOU lose on fruit
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FOR SALE

I Ok SAIL
$3.50
Have you been looking at houses priced al
$50 to $3.50? Have yUu seen this house
which offering the sacrifice price
quoted above
1903 PA. AVE. Sc?
II You have not been through It, do so al
once and compare The value with the other
more expensive houses. We know we offer a
ba rgain and want you To see II and u. the
judge OF the value
Ii actually sold for s.. 600.
An out town owner. who j. Obliged ID
raise money once, has instructed US to sell
and sell quickly. cutting the price sufficiently
tc make the proposition attractive one
hence the reason for the low price.
Truly this is beautiful home. Six large
rooms. large reception hail. large tiled ba h
concretc cellar under the entire house; guarau
tecd furnace: hardwood trim: fine csbine,
msnteis with gas logs: fine fixtures: sliding
doors. Every room j. beautifully light and
well ventilated. The construction is hrst-ciass
Don't overlook the fact. too. that this house
is on Pa ave- one of the widest and beet
sveuues in the rity. The lot has frsntagf
Of thirty two C52J feet. twice the width Of
tho average hoNse.
Capitol Traction run in front Of th.
house.
As or Investment. can secure You n ten
art ri 500 u year better income than yos
can procure from any similar eieaE-cut hous,
IT, the city.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,- I34: New. York ave.
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$4,000
A detached frame residence.
Good condition.
10 rooms and bath. Furnace heat.
Lot 5Ox15O.
LOCATED EAST OF 18th ST. NV.
ON THE HEIGHTS.
oNE-HALF SQUARE FROM 14th ST.
very attractive home.
story and cellar. rooms and bath.
Colonial pOrches.
Southern exposure. Good condition.
Near " II. ave. and Dupont Circle.
3story and cellar brick
10 rooms and bath Furnace heat.
Must sell-want offer.
SNAP.
\ PETTY PETwORTH HOME.
6 rooms and bath with large attic above.
Heated by hot water.
Beautifully deeorated-hardwood
Throughout.
Located on New Hampshire ave.
$4,000
pretty northeast home.
story and cellar. bay window.
pressed brick.
. large rooms and bath.
Stationary wash tubs. Furnace heat.
Few feet of Maryland ave.
$4,000
AN ATTRACTIVE CORNER
RESIDENCE.
story and cellar brick.
rooms and bath. Colonial porches.
IIot-water heat.
Southern exposure. High elevation.
Located in Petworth.
500 casi-balancc monthly
The best offer in Washington.
Pretty little home.
rooms and bath. story and cellar.
Heated by hot water.
Trimmed In hardwood. Pretty decorations.
East Of Ga. ave. South of Park road.
$1,000
GOOD INVESTMENT.
2-story pressed brick.
S rooms and bath. Rented $3.50 month.
Located southeast
W. III. SAUNDERS & CO.,
500 10Th ST. NV.
Southern Building
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FOR SALE SIS MONTHLY. No CASH PAY
meBt required. New press brick front house: q
and bath: hot-wster heat: hardwood
trim large kitchen and pantry: oil finished
f""rs: large basement. with laundry snd serv-
ants toilet front porch continuation gas
and electric fixtures. All psprred with
high grade paper. Price. $500 Apply On
premises. M. 51s Harvard St. next reser-
voir. House open. owner. W. u. WILSON.
reference required
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$4,000.

$4,OOU.
ELEG ANT EMI-DETACHED HOUSE.
Built less than three years ago;
lived in by owner; eleven rooms,
three baths. four porches and many
unusual conveniences; ireproof ga
rage. Can he bought for $4,000. This
is 81 500 less than actual cost. J.
SANDERS. Owner. next door. 1882
Columbia road.
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AN FORCED To SELL Ny NEW PRESS
brick house: rooms aud bath: toilet and
laundry tubs in cellar: colonial front and
double rear porches; large yards: half square
of car line: all conveniences. Worth $37JO
VIII take 81. 80: terms of $50 cash. $2S per
MONTH including all interest. IL sold i'm next
10 days. Northwest section. Box A. Star
Office
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR r SAIMsI, '5 pSon,,cr or uonvpx
section washington Heiehts,. New brick.
hogany and white finish throughout;
hardwood floors. expensive decorations
and fixtures. Lot 2Sx1oO to 15-foot al
NORMAN & ROBINSON. NC,
IS9 18th street.
STREET n NH" The Sok1HwEs ssrn fashionn,
Mster he sl hsrd% o noor sa'n Sleeping Gs
81 ns sDa
/ lot home in a.i keeping with refine, refined
buy the best home in Washington for the
NORMAN 4 ROBINSON, NC,
739 18th street
FOR SALES, 900
w HEAR s2.h AR Srs SrREHrs r3 SoRrH
baths. hot-water heat. front and back
porches. This is an unusual opportunity
section Submit your offer
NORMAN & ROBINSON. INC,
739 18th street.
a PRoMINENT BUILDER DESIRING
TO RAISE MONEY has just listed with
road and 18th street. all rented to good
tenants at $4,000 per year for the three
at once il you want this very desirable
NORMAN & ROBINSON, NC,
733 18th street.
FOR SALE-s4,5OO.
NEAR EA 18th AND MONROE. real.
2-story. bay window brick: rooms, tiled
hath, furnace heat, hardwood trim. cabi
met msntf fnst gas and md coal range back back
looking for. Easy terms. See us about
NORMAN 4 ROBINSON, NC,
733 18th street.
FOR SAIE-s4 800
o s-RooM I'M AND FL BATH TIL, BE, BRICK HOUSE
northwest, in section with costly
homes. Owner is moving to Texas, and
offer this valuable property for $500.
while it is easily worth $4,000. Terms to
in a good neighborhood, ' this is Your ro op,
NORMAN & ROBINSON. NC,
739 18th street.
FOR SAI,E-S4J no
A REMARKABLE HOUSE FOR 500
CASH and $31 .25 per month you can buy
this new brick; semi-detachcd home, in
congenial northwest section: rooms.
bath, hot-water heat. porches: expensive
modern. complete-the last word in
comfortable home. The last one at this
price and terms. Act quick and stop
NORMAN & ROBINSON, INC.
7:s9 10Th street.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW AND HALF ACRE
OF GOOD GROUND; fruit trees and out
buildings, near Georgia avenue and Dis
trict line: ground alone well worth the
price asked Terms to suit purchaser. If
interested in a real bargain. let us show
70" n? NoR RsIa.s' / r Ro GacS; INC.
40 10th street.
FOR SALE-$9, 900. WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
LIE ROY PL; 3STORY AND CELLAR: PER
FEET ORDER: A BARGAIN: CHAS. w.
BLACKWOOD. 1901 G ST. NV. 81"
FOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN; TO CLOSE AN
estate: splendid home: large rooms and mod
bath: LIST floor finished i'm white enamel
and mahogany: 2nd floor oak finish; tiled
mantels: open dreplaces: gas logs; porch across
front: lines; square east of
Capitol and Library Really worth au in
spectiOn. Price. $3.50; terms to suit.
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FOR SALE-5- ROOM FRAME HOUSE, WATER.
sewer; New Jersey ave. bet. and l. NV
Price. S1,3J0; terms. $500 cash, balance
monthly. Rox o, Star office.
CLIP TfiIS-NEW GROOM HOUSE. So. 1850; BE
tween 9th and 18th St lines; 5000 neighbor
hood; terms TO suit; worth the price. OWN
Err. I42 Newton ST. 20.
FOR SALE-SIX ROOMS AND BATH: WILL
sell coiored purchaser. Apply OWNER, 7:;2
Harvard ST. NV 2Os
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN. NO CASH NECES
sary To responsible party. Magnificent six
room hom.. Never been occupied All of the
up todafe features. such rs electric light and
gas. hardwood double floors. hot-water heat:
cellar under entire house: laundry and servants
accommodations and front and back porches.
Must BE- seen TO be appreciated. Address Box
2l. Star Office. for further particulars.
FOR SALE-CORNER PRESS BRICK HOUSE.
new: rooms on 2 floors: good lot: colonial
porchcs; gas and electric light. cellar hot
water heat; laundry tubs. servants toilet;
southern exposure. I square to ear line. Cost
owncr s.. $50. WILL. SACRIFICE. BEST
OFFER GETS 1T.
4. +. FOX CO..
sales department. ISL H. ct. Nv.
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FOR sALE-COsT $500. PRICE. s. $50.
There has been a 6rst-trust loan Of 5000 on
this house. This property belongs to an estate
and must be sold. as the price would indicate
Downtown location. corner Of au alley. with
side light and nine large rooms. beautiful
house.
BOSS & PHELPS Hnc.). IA 14th st: NV.
FOR sALE-ON 'S'' ST. NEAR CONN. AVE.
for IS 600 You know this is cheap. This is
good looking house with nine rooms and bath
This property also belongs to an estate. and Is
very cheap house in this exclusive location.
BOSS & PHELPS 0nc.). ia 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL
sacrifice an especially attractive two-story. all
modern: eight room house. This is not a box
10 each floor. There has been $1,000 extra
mo spent on h this house raed IN one OF
Price, IS, $50. Can give e. immediate possession
BOSS PHELPS dnc.). ia 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-pOsITIvE BARGAIN on COLUM-
bia Heights in a comparatively new all.modern
house containing ten rooms and bath: hot
water heat and in firstclass repair. Actually
cost $500. Can sell for 100. II you are
interested you must act quickly
FOR sALE-$4OO0 WILL PURCHASE A VERY
nice downtown home in excellent location
west Of 14th ST.. containing nine rooms an!
bath. with furnace heat; good yard to paved
alley Houses in this row are held around
$500 by individual owners. This property be-
BOSS 4 PHELPS nnc,. ia 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-A LITTLE GEN OF A HOUSE IN
the southwest within half square Of the Ae-
rooms on two floors: modern plumbing. This is
nice home. and the price only s., $50. on
easy terms
BOSS & PHELPS Gnc). ia 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN IN MT. PLEASANT
n house costing $500 new can be sold for
$4.15O. on very easy terms II desired. There
front porch, two-stOry back pOrches and wide
paved alley. Attractive location west of 18th
st. This Is u snap.
BOSS 4 PHELPS Hnc.). ia 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-HARVARD ST. BETWEEN 18th
and 14th. Cost s.. 500. but II sold within the
next few days will accept $4,000. Can give.
immediate possession House contains nine
rooms and bath. with lot 40 feet deep to
a wide paved alley. If you have any inten-
tiOn of buying a home you should inspect this
house.
BOSS 4 PHELPS Uncl> IA nth st. NV.
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WANTED.

1 OR LOTS, CHEVY CHASE SECTION PRE-
ferred for cash aud equity In elegant new
Broom 81 800 house i'm Woodley Park north
end Conn. Ave. BRIDGE. Particulars Box "a.
Star Office. "a