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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1912-05-22

Direxa, widow of Asa Williams, died
May IL, after many weeks OF intense suf-
fering. She was faithfully and tenderly
cared for by Albert Haynes and his wife,
who was her youngest daughter They
resided on the home place, where all were
made WELCOME. Another daughter as
sisted in the loving care. The deceased
was elghty-one years old dear young
old lady, always interested in every good
work and well read in the affairs OF the
day.
Hers was a simple life that counts. She
was the mother of ten children, six OF
whom are living Mrs. Myra E. jackson,
Brighton, Mass, Mrs. Edith McPhee,
Hinckley; Mrs. Marion Remission, Cleve-
land, O., Mrs. Ruby g. Mace, Augusta;
Mrs. Bessie V. Crosby, Aurora; Mrs.
Nellie G. Haynes, Great Pond. There are
nineteen grandchildren, one brot herr. c.
Dunn, of Bangor; a half brother and half
sister, of Frankfort, Mich. She was a
faithful mother, dear neighbor and
loved by all who knew her.
The funeral was held Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Ida Garland officiating. There was
singing by Mrs. Albert Z. Mace and
Forrest 0. Silsby and wife, of Amherst.
The bearers we're four grandsons- Harold
Remission, Russell Mace, Guy and Hollis
Patterson.
Nav 49, II
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CRANBERRY ISLES.

Mrs. Rose Iadd Is ill.
Mrs. Sadie Steele has gone to New
York for short visit.
Leander Bunker returned home Satur-
day, after being away week.
Ezra Lurvey and wife spent q few days
at Southwest HarDor last week.
Mrs. George Leavitt, OF Belfast, Is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Periey Stanley.
Seth Rice began his new job this week
on the Hobo, at islesford, as engineer.
Gilbert Rose brook met with an accident
recently, cutting his leg badly. Mrs.
Rosebrook is also confined to the house
with q sprained ankle.
The Seal Harbor dramatic company pre-
sented .'The Daughter OF the Desert" FRI
day evening 10 a large and appreciative
audience. All parts were we'll taken.
May 20. ROONEY.
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Miss Myra Ladd returned Thursday,
after spending the winter in Philadelphia.
Fred $. Blodgett left Monday evening
on q business trip to New York, Philadel-
phia and Washington.
Mrs. Mary Croker, who has spent sew
eral months with her daughter, Mrs.
Havener, of Searsport, IL home.
A number OF the members OF Riyerview
Rebekah lodge went TO Brewer Monday
evening to attend the district convention.
F. P. Hamm and wife, of Everett, Mass,
left for home Monday, after spending sew
erai days with Mrs. Bamm's parents,
Hiram Dorr ana wife,
The many friends here of Jere X. Down
ing and wife, of Brighton, Mass. extend
congratulations on the arrival of son,
May 17--jerc Robert Downing, jr. Mrs.
Downing was Miss Georgia Heath, OF
Bucksport.
Miss Hazel Towle, daughter OF DIR.
George n. Towle, won first prize at the
interscholastic speaking contest at the
University of Maine, Friday evening.
at the Z. NJ. c. s., and young lady of most
charming personality.
Mrs. Frances c. Homer, president OF the
Rebeksh assembly. OF Maine, is a very
busy woman. Last week she attended dis
trict meetings at Bluehill and Milo and
made an official visit to Nokomis lodge OF
Ellsworth. Monday she left for Brewer,
where she attended this district meeting
held that evening, leaving Tuesday for Bar
Harbor, Southwest Harbor and Northeast
Harbor.
The steamer Belfast created much ex-
Saturday afternoon going ashore
on Indian point on her down trip from
Bangor. A northwest wind and ebb tide
make a combination the Boston boats find
hard TO tight in making the landing at
Bucksport. In trying to avoid q collision
with the wharf, the Belfast backed on to
the ledge and was Obliged to call for as
sistsnce. The tug Hugh Ross came down
and stayed by until the turn OF the tide,
when the steamer was pulled off. She left
the wharf here little after s o'clock.
Several OF the passengers were taken off in
row boats and returned to Bangor on the
6 O'Clock train.
Nav Il. j.
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MAY


w. W. A. Heath died at his home here
May IS, after a long illness. Mr.. Heath
was one of the most prominent men OF
Hancock county, and lifelong demo-
crat. He had served the town OF fremont
more than forty sesrs as first seiectman,
school superintendent, and member OF
school committee. He WAS collector OF
customs OF the port OF Southwest Harbor
under President Cleveland's administra-
ton, had served as member Of the iegisIa-
ture, was justice Of the peace, and held
many positions of honor and trust. Flu
neral services will be held at the late resi-
dence Tuesday.
Nav 90 D.
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MARIANuLLE.

N. C. Jordan has his new barn enclosed.
Benjamin Frost has lost two of his best
cows.
The Sunday school was reorganized
here Sunday.
Alex. Rushton has captured ten live
foxes, and Irwin Carr nine.
Frank Hoyt, of Ellsworth, who has been
visiting here, has returned home.
Edward Rankin and family have moved
from Waitham into his fathers home.
Mrs. Grover, of Amherst, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Forrest Grover, at the Morri-
son farm.
Mrs. John Jordan, who has been con-
fined to the house all winter with rheu-
matism, is out.
Arbor day was observed at district No. 2
school, taught by Miss Oracle Day. An
attractive program was carried out as fol-
lows: Song, school; dialogue, Historic
Trees,n seven pupils; song, Margaret and
Gladys Rushton; recitations, Merle Frost,
Gladys and Theima Rushton, Wyman
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Natalie Tinker is i'll of measles.
Leroy Wasgatt has moved to his new
house.
Charles Tracy and family have moved to
Seal Harbor.
John Carter and family have moved to
Seal Hsrbor.
Mrs. Springer, of Lamoine, has been Wis
iting her son Edgar.
Mrs Sadie Higgins is working at North
east Harbor for Mrs. Otis Ober.
Miss Abbie Hanna, the teacher here, is
iii of measles. The school Is closed for
two weeks
Edgar Springer, who has been in Bar
Harbor hospital for three weeks, is home.
His health is still very poor.
Nav %, III.
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NORTH PENoBsCoT.

George Leach left Saturday in search of
horses.
Mrs. Laura Davies, of Bangor, is visit
ing her parents, III. w. Lowell and wife.
As it looks now, there will be larger
acreage of potatoes than last year.
Horace Lowell lost valuable litter of
pigs last wesk. Mr.. Lowell lost q horse
not long ago. He is one OF our enterpris-
ing young farmers, and will keep ON push
ing, notwithstanding few losses.
Joshua Gross, State road inspector, laid
out some 500 feet OF State road at the Bay
out about $500. There are about forty-fiye
miles of road in this town, much of ii
very hard territory for constructing roads,
and most OF ii needing liberal repairs.
May 20. a.
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GOTT'S ISLAND,

Mrs. Howard Staples, of Atlantic, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. c. III. Harding.
Miss Sarah Driscoil, OF Boston, is at the
old home with her parents, Dennis Dris-
coll and wife,
Mrs. Clara Hodgkins, who has been
with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Babbidge,
the past week, has gone to Mckinley,
where she has employment with Mrs.
Jennie Manchester.
Miss Z. s. Peterson, W o has been visit
ing in Philadelphia, arrived Saturday, &C.
companied by her sister, Mrs. Mary
Berdelman, OF Little Rock, Ark, and her
cousin, Miss Emily Spering, OF Philadel-
phis, who are here for the summer.
May 20. CHIPS.
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6ouLDsBoRo.

Mrs. Mary Coolidge, of Lamoine, Is Wis
iting here.
There was q socisble at Freeman hall,
Friday evening. Proceeds, Is, are for the
Methodist society.
Mrs. Hattie Tracy and little daughter
June, OF Seal HRrbor, are visiting Mrs.
Tracy's sister, Mrs. Carrie Rice.
Work has commenced In Hutchings'
staye mill. Thuriow Young and wife
have charge OF the boarding house.
May %. JEN.
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ANON.
NORTH SULLIVAN.

Mrs. Hattie Gordon who is suffering
from sciatica, is not improving as rapidly
as her friends would like.
Harvey Robertson met with a painful
accident Wednesday nearly severing the
first finger of his left hand while cutting
meat.
Mrs. T. Fl. Peters, who recently re-
turned from Boston, viii leave Wednes-
day for Spring Farm hotel, CarriDsssett
to visit friends.
Mrs. r. M. Hall, of Harrington, who has
spent the winter with her son, z. s. Hall,
I'd, returned to her home Tuesday. She
was accompanied by her grandson, Arthur
Hall.
NAV 20. M
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Sun.
wALTHAM.

Ed. Rankin has moved his family to
Mariavilie.
Mrs. Edna Kingman, Of Eastbrook, was
the guest of Miss Marion Jordan recently.
o. Pettengiil and wife, OF Hancock, were
guests OF Milton Haslem and wife over
Sunday.
Mrs. II. W. kingmsn, who has been in
town several days, returned to Bangor
Saturday.
Nav 20. III.
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SURRY.

Mrs. Josie Kane is visiting in Bangor.
Mrs. Emery Carter is working for Mrs.
Mckay.
The infant son OF s. A. McGraw is criti-
cally i'll.
Miss Lizzie Gray, who has been i'll, is
improving.
DIR. Freeman, of Bangor, is boarding at
Capt. McKay's.
Esther Gott, who is employed in Togus,
spent last week with her parents, G. F.
Ingalls, and wife.
Mrs. Lottie Garland and children, who
have been visiting her parents, Emery
Smith and wife, have returned to their
home in Ellsworth.
May 20. ANON.
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OTIS.
Charlie Pyle is very ill.

NharIIe Pyie IS very III.
Miss Edna Warren and brother John
went to Bangor on a short visit last week.
George Brimmer, wife and grandson, OF
Brewer, were guests for the weekend at
Nathan Salisbury's.
w. t. Warren and Henry Dearborn. of
Eddington Bend, were in town on a fish
ing trip for the weekend, guests of
Abram Warren.
Bert Leach and wife came last Friday
from North Castine for visit at the
homestead of Mrs. Leach's parents-Ar-
den Young and wife.
Among the guests at Mrs. LaIly's last
Sunday were her daughter, Miss Lettie
Lally, and Walter Cuthbertson, of Bangor:
Charles Whitcomb and son Reuel, of Els
worth Falls, and George w. Black.
May 20. DAVIS.
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EAST suRRY.

Mrs. Marguerite Wasgatt, who has spent
the winter at Kittery and Rockland, has
opened her house here for the summer.
Her daughter, Lottie Spencer, and grand
daughter Doris will come later.
Hen thieves have again begun their
summers work. The pen OF Curtis Clark
was entered a short time ago and a valu-
able rooster and several hens were taken.
The culprits left their tracks, and some OF
the feathers from the rooster. so Mr.. Clark
knows which way they went.
NAV is. g.
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SIM.
EST FREMONT.

l.. w. Rumill and wife accompanied
Mrs. Lizzie Chute and children to Bangor,
where they took the train for their home
in Nova Scotia.
Capt. Charles p. Lunt, in schooner ]. NJ.
Harlow, called on his way from Rockland
to Windsor, ". y. Mrs. Lunt and daugh-
tiers stopped on shore this trip.
X. NJ. Rumill's stable was burned early
Friday evening, with contents, including
COW, yearling heifer, thirty chickens in
brooder. The loss is between 500 and
$500; no insurance. But for the help of
Harbor, the house would have burned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rumill are very thankful
to them.
Capt. Shubal Rich, of Belfast, came
Thursday with the remains of his brother,
Capt. Elias Rich, who died OF pneumonia
at Belfast three months ago. Services
were held at the Methodist church. Mr..
Hewey officiating Capt. Rich was one OF
Mrs. 5. ). Springer, one son Shubal, two
set, and Mrs. Myra Prince, of Belfast, who
have the sympathy OF all.
May 10. THELMA.
w. A. Clark, jr., has employment at
Northeast Harbor.
Miss Rena. Lunt is home from Midway,
Mass, where she has been employed all
winter.
Miss Coggins, teacher at Seal Cove,
spent the Weekend with Miss Cline,
primary teacher here.
Nav 20, THELMA.
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sfANSEr,

Oliver Killam landed a trip OF fresh fish
at +. s. Delivers wharf this week.
Capt. Lyle ID. Newman has gone to
Nova Scotia after another load OF lob
sters.
Mrs. Abbie Robbins and children, OF
Mt. Desert, are visiting her parents, Fred
Torrey and wife.
Mrs. Minnie Stanley and children, Of
Monhegan, are visiting her parents,
Thomas Fernsld and wife.
May %. SUB.
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TRENTON.

Thompson r. Leland had cancer cut
from his Tip last week
Mrs. Marx Leland, OF Hulrs Cove, spent
the past week with Hiram Grant and wife.
Bonnie Garland is building q house on
the land which he purchased of q. c.
Bnrrili, of Ellsworth.
Albert G. Jordan. who has employment
at Northeast Hstkor, spent Saturday night
and Sunday with his family.
BENJAMIN Jordan, who IL working for
Mrs. Walsh stBar Haybor, spent Saturday
night and Sunday with his wife end son
Arthur.
NAV %. MAY
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
r. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned. have known r. j.
Cheney for the las. is years. and Selieye him
perfectly honorable in all business transae-
lions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by his Arm.
wALprsG. KisSAs g. MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally act
ing directly upon the blood and mucus sur-
faces Of the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price Tsc. per bottle. Solo by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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NORTH LAMolNE

Miss Josephine Linscott is employed at
Partridge Cove.
p. B. Russell went last week to Boston
on business trip in the interest OF his pro-
posed shoe factory. His wife accompanied
him as far as Auburn to remain until his
return.
May 20. Y.
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COUNTY NEWS.
WEST EDEN.

WEST EDEN
Wesley Haynes has returned after a
winter in Florida.
G. s. Higgins has built lookout on his
place, about forty feet high.
Clarence Moore, of Seattle, WASH, has
been visiting old friends here,
William Woodbury., of Bar Harbor, has
rented the Power place aud moved his
family there.
Mrs, Albert GRAY has returned TO Bel
fast. Her sister, Mrs. Florence Rich, ac-
companied her for visit TO her mother,
Mrs. Aivah Ray.
May 20, Nj.
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COUNTY NEWS.
GREAT POND.

Mrs. Katherine Williams, of Ellsworth.
is visiting the old home here.
Two fishermen from Bangor are at
Brandy pond, one from Pennsylvania at
Wesuiter camp, and six from Massaehu-
sets at Alligator.
Miss Ruth Williams, with her pupils,
observed Arbor day by cleaning the
schooihouse yard and trimming the
schooiroom with evergreens.
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Frost; song, Gladys and Thelma Rushton;
recitation, Iva Frost. Refreshments were
served. Fourteen visitors were present
and thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon.
Miss Day, the teacher, deserves much
credit for its success.
Aax r..
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Mrs. Annie Crane, of Somerviiie, Mass,
is expected here this week for her annual
visit
Ralph porr, wife and two children, War
rem and Madeline, have gone to erie
Haven for the summer.
There will be dance Tuesday evening,
May Is. under the direction of d. p.
Hearn. Music by Whitney's orchestra.
FRANK lotion, wife and little grandson,
Ralph Clifford, of Bluehill, were the
guests of Mrs. M. E. d. Patten last week.
Mrs. E. A. Dorr has opened her home
here for the summer, after spending the
winter in Guild, N. H., with her son
George. Her cousin, Mrs. Sarah Blaisdell,
is with her.
Miss Nina Hodgdon arrived from
Cleveland, o., Sunday. Miss Hodgdon is
professional nurse, and is enjoying her
annual vacation.
Nav 20. n
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BlUEHILl.

Judge Chase to Mr.. Farr, OF Lewiston,
who took possession last week The
stable, however, has been rented by Judge
Chase while he has the mail-carrying con-
tract.
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Needle Books Given AWAY

a most usefu Httle present., q
dispensable to every housekeeper,
needle book, containing forty of Il
best needles made, will be sent free
any address. With your request (.
this needle book, nclose q yellow wra,
Per from bottle Of ''L4 r." Atwood
medicine, stating your experience
opinion Of the remedy. Write tod
to the l. F. Medicine Co, Portlau
Maine, .
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ORLAND.

Mrs. Eliza A. Parker died Saturday
morning, aged lightweight years. She
leaves three sisters-Mrs. Emery Thomp-
son and Mrs. George Thompson, of Orland,
funeral was held Monday; interment at
Bluehili.
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fuunn.

pOAT - Found Adrift. Owner can have
ID same by paying charges. E. L. JKLlI.
son, Sorrento, Ne.
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THE subscriber, Ralph W. GolsSas,. "a,
l. city county and state Of xsw Yrl
hereby gives notice u ct he has been asfv \.
pointed executor OF the last viii and itss
mens Of
LOUIS RosESYELD, late Of elsy. ssx,,,
and state OF NEW YORK.
deeeascd. no bonds being REQUIRED sv il,
terms Of said will. and not 6eiag res.4ss, Z
the State OF Maine. he has app0inged JeAs
Peters. esq, OF Ellsworth. Hancock soa.,T,
chapter Is. q The revised ststasss J, Ma n
Ali persons having demands against he T.
tate OF said deceased are desired to pgtpr.
the same for settlement, and all irestss.
thereto are requested 20 make paYmss. =.
msftateiy. RALFH W GptpxnI
MAY IA. 1919.
THE subscriber hereby gives notice aE
II he has been daily appointed AimisiH
traitor of the estate of
DANIEL W. WINCHESTER. late Of
sURRY.
In the county OF Hancock. deceased, -.
given bonds a. the las directs All stf.
sous having demands against the ssSix
OF said deceased are desired to pfesa
the same for settlement, and ali indeeiss
thereto are requested 10 maze parrasri r.
metiately. GEoasE n. Vases.
surry. Me-. May II. 1914
THE subscriber hereby givea zesies las
l. he has been duly appointed adniss-
TRAITOR Of the estate OF
WILLIAM II. CLINkARD, late Of 2DEs.
In the county Of Hancock. deceased. ~:
given bends As the law directs. AL psne,,
having demands against the estate o. ~
decreased asc desired 10 present tnt sAris ~
settlement, and all indebted thereto Hs n
quested TO make payment Immediately
wfLLtAM A. ExErf
LAmoine. Ne, May 10, Isli
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JEN
Evening star., 1912-11-09

WE OPERATE ONLY IN "OUTLYING" GROUND
in the zone" Of Washington's- best growth
The ..Astor Plan Of " y: the Proven
Idea that has made billions for land owners
around growing cities. The growth Of Wash
ington toward Chevy Chase makes our location
ideal for this purpose: 500 cash AMI SIS
monthly will buy $4,000 SO. IT.: each 1c rise In
price means profit OF $4,000. FULTON r.
GORDON. Owner, Specialist Suburban Realty,
Colorado bldg
Evening star., 1912-11-09

ONE VACANT APT. FOR RENT IN THE
IngIeside. 1867 Lamont st. NV: nicely kept
Bldg EE sgife EsTtTr lsypTn RsT iantsT on premises
14l4 F st. NV.
MONTANA APARTMENTS,
Handsome outside apartments; room. BATH
entrance hall. S2250 mo- UP. Furnished IN
furnished. Fircproof. Elevator. Telephones.
Manager on premises
MOORE & HILL uNc.1, I42O-22 ST. NV.
THE DuDpINGToN.
I746 Lanier place.
Splendid location.
rooms and bath. h...-....-..............$3 $3s so
THE NAPLES 715 10TH ST.
Electric elevator. cafe and telephones.
All light rooms: large side lawn: two square
rooms reception hall and bath. ...... $2i so
THE ALENDALE. n. H. AVE. AND N ST.
Phone In arartment: large porrh"s.
: rooms and bath. o 3" 80 ana go 90
THE CHALFoNTE. 2I16 P ST.
Electric light phones
Tiled halis. steel stairwaya.
rooms rooms and and hath ha ss2 ss2 50 50
THE ooRoNADo 1910 U ST.
rooms and bath ard reception hall $780, 90
THE CLINTON. 49,. O ST.
New apartment mouse.
rooms and bath. $37 80
THE NOTTINGHAM. c1o, r ST. NV.
Electric lights. Steel siairways.
rooms and hath. S3j 90
rooms and bath. SIS. so
Phone III each apartment Side iissl
THE WILDWOOD.
1870 u sf
Each apt. runs entirely through building
rooms and bath, large porches. %
1854 Georgia ave., 5r.. b. 5000
GET FULL LIST AT OFFICE
| MOORE & HILL. Inc, l420-22 ST. NV.
| FEW VERY DESIRABLE APTS. FOR
rent in the Waran. 1925 18Th ST.: large
rooms and well kept bldg: reasonable rents;
special Inducements
REAL ESTATE TRUST CO..
1413 + st. NV.
A FEW VERY DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
3r. and b., In the Newport, 2184 Fla. ave
n.w.; splendid location and we'll kept build
ing S22 to $25.
THOS. Ii. BANEs. 913 G st. NV.
Evening star., 1912-11-09

ELEGANT APARTMENTS
Heated-Janitor Service-Iot Water.
"ALLENHURST." 11O6 Columbia road.
rooms and bath. ......... So. 80
CALIFORNIA" 177o California ave.
rooms and bath. ......... .$32.5O
SUFFOLK" 14G7 Irving ST.
4 rooms and bath. $3.50
"LANIER," 1749 Lanier place.
rooms, bath and porch. -. $1,000
.MANsFIELD." 1880 NJ st.
rooms and bath. ...... S32 50
rooms and bath. ........ $1,000
"MoNTANA," 1926 NJ st.
l room and bath .--..-.... $22. so
LORETTA" 1914 11th st.
) rooms and bath. h........... $500
New Building 1880 r. l. ave-
rooms bath and porch. $1,000
rooms bath and porch. $37. so
No. 1926 St NV.
) rooms bath and porch. $500
No. 1918 11th st.
rooms and bath. $500
JANIToRs ON PREMISES.
A. F, FOX CO.. RENTAL AGENTS.
Call, phone or write for complete list.
THE BEACON,
18th and Calvert SITS.
rooms, reception hall and bath. Si5.0 90
1 room and BATH bachelor. ............ So 80
RENTALS INCLUDE EI ECTEIC LIGHT.
Elegantly appointed building. elevators teie
phone service, vacuum cleaning system. cafe
In building.
GARDINER DENT Unc.).
S12 14th n.
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS.
1907 MONROE ST.
ID floor; 6 large rooms and tiled bath; plenty
closet room; large porch. Rent. sis. No chill
dren.
GARDINER DENT u1c.).
S12 14th st. n
THE OCTAvIA. COLUMBIA AND QUARRY
roads, and room apartments, $27.5O to
$3.50. 4-room corner apartment suitable for
doctor or dentist. $3.50.
THE MEI.W0OD. ITO You st.
ard 6 rooms and bath; porch. ...... $32. so
THE AMSTERDAM. 1920 & st.
rooms and bath; porch. $40. SO
GEO. w. LiNKINS, 1714 Pa. ave
FOR RENT-TWO HANDSOME APARTMENTS,
rooms: all med. imp: hest. elevator and Jan
itor SERVICE $50; the Smithfeld. Ills 9th NV.
Also others in all parts Of city.
A. L. HOLTZMAN, 1920 n. Y. ave. NV.