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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-10

licited by him. He spent much Of his
hrst wear with the powder company
here, but for the last two years has
been an %infrequent caller.
Senator Reed conducted a long
CT REORGANIZATION Of the witness
about that first year in Washington.
Mr.. lands said that he had spent
much Of h time before departments.
and some time before the house naval
affairs committee.
We're you interested in the ship
subsidy" asked Senator Reed.
II delivered a lecture on it for the
Merchant Marine league of Cleve.
land"
That was generally known as the
ship subsidy lobby"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-10
PUBLICITY FOR GRAND FORKS
Committee OF Commercial Club VIII
Make. City Known Over Entire
m

AS a result of action taken by the
publicity committee Of the CONNER
cal club last evening Grand Forks
will secure greater publicity in the
future than ever before in its history.
Arrangements have been made with
the Union Press of New York cit.
the Union Mems Service Of Boston.
and the Publicity Union Of Philadelphia
city. These big. publicity concerns
handle all news Of value from this
city, distributing 1t to oil parts Of the
country. Every new feature distin-
q 'shing the Improvement work In IT,.
city will be emphasized.
Grand Forks is already known all
ever the northwest as a city of fin"
homes and business enterprise. 1t is
expected that as a result of the new
arrangements made tie city will soon
be known from coast to coast as ore
of the most progressive up to date
cities in the entire country.
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GRADUATE LIST
Of EIGHTH. GRADES
Large Number Now Quail
fled to Enter the High
School Work.

The list Of graduates from the
eighth grades Of the city were an
neunced today by the board of edu-
cation. Il large number now being
qualified for the high school work.
The eighth graders who completed
their work follow:
Belmont School.
Alma Anderson, Luella Anderson.
Lillian Brinton, Irene Cassidy, Irene
Dahlberg. Pearl Davidson, Viola Da-
wilson. Evangeline Fairchild, Esther
Flynn, Evelyn German, Emma Iver-
son., Anna Johnson, Glenna johnson,
Stella Guam, Jean Redick, Florence
Reid, Betrice Silcox, Mary Trepanier,
Kenneth Graves. Richard Griffith,
Ruben Nomland, James Roson, Louis
sehwam. Harold Smith. Roy Urness,
Budge. Norma Ellested, Margaret Gal
braith, Esther Hanson, Corrine Heit-
man, Mary Heetz, Cecil Holton, Ella
Kamplin, Blanche Kemerer, Anna
Kjelleberg, Mary Luther, Evelyn May
er, Ruth Matthews, Eileen McGibbon.
Eva Odden, Gladys Odegard. Alice
Stewart. Lille White, Ruth Dow, Mer-
rill Finch, Jacob Greenberg, Otis Hub
bard. David Leipsic and William Mat
feldt. Arthur Thompson and Alvin
Roosevelt School.
Arthur Anderson. Walter Athey,
Gladys Allen, Grace Ausbury, Jessie
Brunskill. Boyd Begg. Mildred. Get
chell, Blanche Haggerty. Grace Lut-
trel, Kamtlla Hotto. Melvin Merager.
Berntce Midland. Clara NORMAN.
Ragna Peterson, Grace Pitney, Blanda
Peterson. Elfraeda Peterson, Kath-
crime Read, Clarence Robbins, Mary
Wilcox, Frank Woods and Gordon
Young.
Wilder School,.
Dorothy Healy, Beulah Cox, Ellen
Johnson. Beatrice Constance, Lillian
H%augland. Jennie Rutherford, Bernice
Lynch, Aletha Bird, Esther German,
Maude c%churchill. Hazel switzer. Lot
tie Mcintyre Harold Franklin, Edgar
janice, Raymond Slime. Cecil Williams.
Ards Stinson. Harold Lowe, Arthur
Dryden and Frank Constance.
Washington School.
Echford Cameron. Rose Fishman,
Myrtle Giving, Ruth Griffith. Rachael
Hunt, Edith Lee. Anna Levinson, An
ME Mcmahon. Grace Murray, Gladys
9 9ys Sinner nsra w miSrka; Mi sseol Boiler LEI.
len Sorenson, Katherine Yale. Harold
Brown, Allan Black, Eugene Coulter,
MILFORD Day, Stanley Edwards, Ray
mond Gillette. Melvin Herndon, Will
NOR Secord, Alva Spriggs, Roy
Spriggs, Oscar sorenson.
WlnshiD School.
Lucy Boyd, Naomi Cady, John
Campbell. Vincent Chase, Victor
Chase. Lucinda Cushman. Erma Fftz-
gerald, Gilbert Hanson. Annie Herde-
gan, Edwin Jackson, Violet johnson.
Francis Lamb. Eta Belle Knowles,
Rose Mclaughlin, Anna Mcmahon,
Mildred Miliet. Dorothy Perret, Pearl
Peterson, Anna Salzmann, Clara
Whaling and Minnie Whaling.
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ASKS $4,000 BALM

Pekin Man Made Defendant in DAM
age Suit Brought by Second Wife.
Duluth, Mimi, June 1O.-For being
deceived into a bigamous marriage.
Miss Antonio Vollen. a hat trimmer OF
this city. wants $4,000 damages from
Chris Walhood Of Pekin, n. d. In the
Nelson county court of North Dakota
she has started suit to recover.
Recently Miss Vollen secured an
annullment OF her marriage to Wal
Fheod : after she had proved that he
already had a wife. The marriage
annullment suit was tried in this
county.
Miss vollen married walhood at
Bessemer, Mich, on Jan. 3. 1910. Ills
first marriage was to Clara Kittelson
at Hudson, Wis. on Dec. 27.1910. Hi.
first wife is suing him for divorce.
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d.. Methodist.
e. Congregational.
T. Episcopal.
Section .. teen age division (secon.
daryl. captain. w. Fl. Drummond.
I. Intermediate and seniors, Lieu.
tenant Martien Cook.
a. Presbyterians.
b.. Raptists
c. Zion Lutheran.
d. Methodist.
e. Congregational.
t. Episcopal.
2. Teaching training classes, lieu.
tenant, DR.. Wallace n. stearns.
(March by classes.)
Section 8. adult division. captain,
W. E. DeLong.
I. Women, by school and classes.
Lieutenant. Dudley Schnadel, 400 wo.
men wanted.
2. Men. by schools and classes, 400
men wanted.
3. Home department..
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lies already familiar with it's merits.
Results are always guaranteed or
money vii! be refunded.
Syrup Pepsin is for all the family
from infancy to old age. M because
Of its mildness families should prefer
1t over all other remedies. It - ALB
solutely safe and reliable. You win
neve again give cathartics, pulls. sait4
or such harsh physics. for they af0
usually unnecessary. and In the canoE
Of children. women and elderly people
are a great shock to the system, An0
hence should be avoided.
II no member Of your family hAa
ever used Syrup Pepsia and you Nput4s
like to make . personal trial oes4k -.
buying Il in the. usual wayssoaH
druggiSt. send your addrseo-AspoGfa4
will do-to Oh. ". B. CallWo1E aANSf
washington b.. NonticeTio. ul.s.AaAA
frss sample bottls viii b maai11 -
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LOBBY HUNTERS HEAR
MORE FROM OUTSIDE
CONTINUED from Page ~

CONTINUED from Page ~
Mr.. Bennett said he also had filed
briefs and made arguments for lace
manufacturers and had written several
congressman on this subject.
Ext Congressman With Powder Co.
Mr.. Lands. out of congress for four
years. said he had been in the employ
Of the Dupont Powder company for
three years. He said his principal
business with the concern was to build
up the South American trade. He was
a member Of the house foreign affairs
committee. he said. and believed that
fact had had something to do with
his employment, which came unso-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-10
POLICE FAIL TO TRAP BLEAsE.

POLICE FAIL TO TRAP BLEASE.
Columbia. S. c.. June 10.-On re-
ceiving a telephone message that Gov
ernor Cole L. Blease was playing a
game Of poker at his club, the Com
mercial. Chief Cathcart and a squad
Of police made a raid on the establish
ment. They arrested the players, but
it was found that Governor Blease
was at home in bed.
The police have rec at war with
the governor since he pardoned his
negro chauffeur. Harrison Neeley, aft
err he had been convicted by the police
Of exceeding the speed limit.
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POSTPONED 7ODAY'S VISIT

The Commercial Club Members Will
Make Trip to imes-Herald Plant
Tomorrow.
The visit contemplated today to the
plant of the Times-Herald Publishing
company by the. Grand Forks Com
mercial club and the members Of the
North Dakota jewelers. association
was postponed till tomorrow.
At 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
the party will gather at the CONNER
cial club rooms to make the visit.
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PUBLISH SPLENDID ARTICLE
American City This Month Has Good
Outline OF Pure Food Cam.
-. ..,s. d, .DRiRn Here.

THE pure food victory won by the
women of. Grand Forks" is the title
of. a splendid article in this months
issue Of the American City written by
] 'atherine q. Leonard, secretary Of the
pure food committee Of the. Civic
league of Grand Forks.
The writer tells In an interesting
way; tho course and success. Of the
campaign for pure food in the. city,
The article tells of how the 1873 food
merchants in the city were induced t.
cooperate in the campaign for clean
and sanitary stores; how public opin-
ion was aroused on the matter of the
house fly nuisance. More screens were
put In durir:- the past. year. more
and filth removed as a result of the
campaign ,waged by the Civic league.
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It's far easier to call a spade a spade
than 1t 10 to swing a pick.
Marriage is indeed a failure II tho
alimony runs short.
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SPECIALS CARRY
V -''''-' MA Many DELEGATES

tcontinued from page l.S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
FOR sALE-BUs1NEss PROPERTY

FOR SALE-RAILROAD SIDING, 1o1 FEET ON
B. & o.. south Of Rhode Island avenue. suit
able for siding. 7.4O5 SO. It. Price reason
owner, 6O4 18th ut. NV
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FOR SALE-$3, $50.
On Bryant st. near North Cap. ST., facing
a government park and lake; rooms. bath,
reception hall. Two-story covered porch in
rear. Occupied by owner, hence in good re-
pair. Easy terms An ideal home.
$4,000.
Two-family fat a prominent Blooming
dale corner. Always rented at $40 per month.
First trust OF 5000 at 5hT. Balance on
the easiest terms No reasonable offer refused.
$3,S75.
New home Of rooms and modern bath: on
Spring road the coming thoroughfare OF Co.
lumbia Heights near 14th st. and cars hot
water heat; electric light; colonial porches.
Investigate the terms on which this house
may be had.
JOHN W. CHILDRESS, 1413 H st. NV.
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SIG 9Th sw. 6r. b. 1850
341 Mclean av sw,
7r. b. sta ......1 so
S24 B sc. Or. 80
612 9Th sw, 6r,s.w.13.50
319 NJ sw. 4r.s, 10. so
II X Sc. Ar. 10. 90
1Ol7 18th Sc. 6r.s.w..9.W
COLORED.
1925 4th NV. Or, b. %. 90
1902 Fla av nw6r, b23. so
210 F sw. 6r,b. 1850
1913 G sw, 6r,s,w. 1850
1892 Sth NV. Sr. 90
DOB Sd sw, 6r. h.b. 1900
1914 LIST sw,4r,s,w.10.50
=, 704 18th ct. NV.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

s., 50O-HOMES. NEW. BEAUTIFUL AND COM
pIete: located on Congress Heights; high and
healthy; one block from cars six nice rooms !:
gas and electric light; complete bath and
plumbing; furnace heat; stucco front and tile
mansard; will paper house and finish floors to
suit buyer. See owner RANDOLPH l.. JEN-
NINGS. 14Oo l st. NV. or tel NJ 1211.
FEW WELL LOCATED, SPLENDIDLY
rented investment properties small houses and
fats: paying reliably up to 1870; also finely
located, well leased business property. An
investment or speculative bargain.
COLLINSGRU-BURFORD CO.,
14f0 G. ST NV
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FOR SALE HOUSES.
(COntinued.)

(Continued.)
POT S ST. NV.
The last one. Balance of sold and
occupied by owners.
A FINE HOME.
Paror. music room dining ROOM large kitch-
wash trays; Quincy hot-water heating -Four
large bedrooms .n., and tiled bath Twostory rear
beautiful decorations; large rear yard: room
Low price Easy terms
DGt fail to inspect this beautiful home:
ope1. JOHN NJ HENDERSON,
141s st. NV.
FOR sA1E-SACRIFICE SALE: LEAVING
OWNER. 1851 18th NV. Phone Columbia
FOR sALE-NEW GROOM AND BATH. IN
northwest; hot,water heat; combination TX
lures; hardwood finish sold for 81 500;
rifce now, So, 500, If sold at once. kARRICk
METAIF, 1906 Eye NV.
FOR sALEsIx ROOMS; TILE BATH; HOT
water heat; large lot: brick garage for ma
chimes; sacrifice, s., 500 home for s., $50; must
be sold; owner leaving city. Box 81, Star
Office. 15'
FOR sALE-MY HOME IN CHEVY CHASE IS
too large for my use. 1t is located on 90
square from car line 1t has unusually spacious
porches and fine open freplaces. 1 will sell
Pleasant Washington Heights. Address
OWNER. Box 1872. Star ONCE.
FOR SALE CHEAP = BEAUTIFUL SROOM
houses in 18th Street Highlands: new; all
modern improvements. Box 231. Star Office. 49,
FOR SALE-NEAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Sc, a good bay window brick. wide sidelights.
containing six rooms and bath. Price only
81. $50. Easy terms
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO..
1914 ST. NV. and 7th and H SITS. ne.
FOR SALE-NEAR 18th AND EAST CAPITOL
sts.: six-room brick house; bath and cellar
furnace heat; price. ST. 500. Will consider ex-
change.
Fl. R. HOWENSTEIN CO..
1914 St NV. and 7th and II SITS. ne.
FOR SALOON POTOMAC AVENUE NEAR
Pennsylvania avenue cars. beautiful home:
six large rooms and bath: furnace: lot 20 by
IS to paved alley; price only s.. $50: fine loca-
ton for navy yard Capitol employe.
81. R. HOWENSTEIN CO..
1914 + St NV. and 7th and H SITS. ne.
FOR SALE-NEAR LINCOLN PARK NEW
colonial home; never occupied; big bargain
six extra large rooms: tile bath; fine cellar;
hot water heat; gas and electric lights: laundry
and servants toilet in cellar; 3O-foot paved al
ley; price. 81, 100: easy terms
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO..
1914 st. NV. and It'll and SITS. ne.
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$5,5OO-A SEMIDETACHED DOWN
TOWN BARGAIN; lot 41x93: house
contains rooms and BATH stable
rear. Here is rare opportunity to
secure q house near the center OF
city. with plenty of ground. Owner
leaving city.
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NANTED-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

WANTED-LOT SUITABLE FOR OPEN-AIR
picture park. in NV. Box 81. Star Office. 14'
WANT TO PURCHASE A PIECE OF BUSINESS
property on Pa. New York ayes. Fl G, H,
14th, 18th or 7th street. Address Box 1855,
Star Office. ~
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eos 9th ST. NV.
| TOT Vt av NV, Or. b18.W
A Myrtle ne, Or. b. II. 90
Sta. rear go o NV. 100
! 1922 Kings ct NV, 4r8. 40
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FUR RENT
1910 It'll NV. sto-dg6 90
800 Nd av ne,
eto. Tor, b........@.W
617 Lamont NV, 6rb2S. 90
83 X ne. 11r,b....T.0
S26 9th ne. Tor. b. 20. 80
6S6 A Sc. 7r. b. .25. 90
AS 81 NV. Sr. b. $3.50
1906 ~ w.sto-dg. $3.50
7A 18th NV, 3r. b. f22.50
a42b g ne. sto-dg. 22.0
1902 G ne. Or, b. .22.@
496 F sw. Or, b.. ESQ
641 ID ne. Or. b. %. 90
1914 18th NV .3r, &. b1s.0
D9 " sw. 7r,b. Is. so
JOHN QUINN CO.. In
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BEAUTIFUL MODERN SUBURBAN HOME.
This delightful property is located at Wash
ington Grove, Montgomery county. Nd, only
two blocks from station; 1t contains 8 acres
of very fertile land. The dwelling has IL rooms
and bath, wide porches, and is surrounded by a
grove Of large old oaks and extensive lawn:
Outbuildings. including barn, dairy and garage:
everything in perfect order. This property
cost the owner about SIP 500 to build. but not
$9.S5O or exchange for income city property.
Immediate possession
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Notice the many unusual and excellent fea-
lures In these Middaugh & Shannon. Inc,
homes at
18th AND SITS. Sc.
Exhibit home open daily until 8 pm.
Lighted and heated.
$2.975 to 1875.
Terms. $500 cash and $22.4O q month,
including all interest.
OF this amount the high average Of $16.27
applies on the purchase price.
SIX bright rooms and beautifully appointed
bathroom. Steel beam construction. Large,
sunny cellar under entire house. High-class
hot air furnace Of liberal radiation, with regis
ter in every room, including all bedrooms and
kitchen. Gas hot-water heater for summer use.
Excellent gas cooking range. Convenient kitch-
en-. with porcelain SINK drop table and fine
kitchen cabinet The parlor has polished oak
cabinet mantel. with tile facing and large plate
glass mirror. Expensive gas fixtures. with cleo
trio lighting attachments. Handsome art glass
dome In dining room. with pilot light. Picture
holdings in every room. Plate rail in dining
room. Large cheval mirror in hall. Holland
shades at every window. Nickel spigots. Three
large clothes closets. Cement walk running en-
tire length OF yard, and painted fences.
Very deep lots.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INC,
Builder and Owner
Shannon e. Luchs, 713 14th st. NV,
Selling Agents.
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'. LINKINS.
ave. NV.
NW.122l Otis place.
Or. b. ...........O.50
STABLE OR GARAGE.
NV, 2114 III. 16StallSO. 90
STORES. ETC.
NV, IaS 9th. store. @. 90
800 18th. store. 1000
NW.1715 Fla av. store
and nat. ........ 30. 90
NV, Warehouse. %. 90
NV, 114O 10th. &. $3.50
NV, storage room :. 800
COLORED TENANTS.
NW.1713 Seaton st.
Or and water. 1850
NV. I'LL Seaton st.
Or and water. 800
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L 4 CO.. 722 18th N. ~.
1850 I'd, Or, b. ....3.0
1927 Linden, 6r. b. ..0.0
1903 18th, 5r. W. 1880
2l36 Sth. Or. w...1t.50
1913 9th. Or. W. lilo
1915 NJ, Ar. w..-..13.50
2i21 Va av. 5r. 1850
No / Hurst pl, Or, w12.50
llJ0 Blad I'd. 5r. 10. 90
FLATS.
30 1lth. 3r. b. .@.O0
1903 d ne, or, b. 20. so
1884, Pa av se.5, b11.J0
sol y, 4r........l4.00
STORES.
POI c ne, str < Or. 5000
1909 7th NV. .35 90
100 18th. I'd floor. 80. 90
Shed r'r 461 Mo av.5.O0
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ATLANTIC CITY REAL ESTATE.

BEST SELECTION OF FURNISHED COT
tages, apartments, all sizes, prices and loca-
tions: auto service. ATLANTIC REALTY CO.,
Humphreys building. Atlantic City.
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FOR RENT
1856 Bladensburg I'd. ne. 6r, ". stable l2SO
q NV. Or b. .$23.5OI 1888 Marion NV, 81:
Sto 4 sta. 423 Az b .... 80
Sw .S0oVl $40, lVVb ~ SW,ofZo.So
627 sw. Or. b.. .20.5O| Flat. 12Z2 O sw, 6r.
i'' 1850 All Del av sw .6r. was 90
4f6 Del ay sw Or 1908 Va av sw, 7r. b1S.5 80
~ IS OOi BAT n sw. Sr. b. 1850
Ais Del av sw. Or. .3S DOL $40 sw, 6r,w.g 15. 50
Flat. 1922 sw Ar. 1880 4I9 ii sw. Or. ". 1850
334 sw 6r wg 1b5Ol Ats II sw. Or. w..13.5O
l2S3IJnion sw Or w1O sol 916 sw. Or. w..12.50
4O7 sw 6rwg14 bOl $50 NJ sw. Or. w..1O.5O
351 sw. Or. w.-10.50l 1O4 ~ sw, ar. b.1oH0
1910 9TH sw 81, v. 1880 1923 AZ NV. Dr.. VIA. 81
1920 9th sw or. v. gI550l 312 ~ sw. 3r. 1880
233 sw Or 125Ol 345 N sw. Or, b.. A. so
492 sw. Or, W. 1891 Stable. 46S r sw. 800
Stable. 1922 c sw. 5O0i
COLORED
12s Fl sw, Or. W. 10 sol 456 lat sw, 6r. w14.5O
1924 sw 6r w. col 40 Va sw .6r. b16.5 so
40 Va sw, b. 1891 21S K sw, Or. W 80
l2O9Union sw. or w1OaOl 1904 Del av sw. Or.
754 7th se Or. w. 1851 10 90
1890 I'd sw. Ar. W. .9bOi 1912 Sd sw, Or. w.l50
9l4 Sd Sc. 5r. W. $50 300 Van sw. 4r. b.12O
449 Del av sw 5r.w 1904 X sw. 5r ". 1880
e ....... .2O5Ol 1851 8 Cap. Ar. 100
207 sw Or w..125Ol 356 Sw. Or. w...12.5O
C.. III. PARKER co. unc.).
1876 ~ ct. s-w.
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THE SHOW Pl ACE

of famous Carroll co. Nd. Situated on smooth
pike mile from thriving town and easily
accessible by rail motor from Baltimore ar
Washington. A model farm of 90 acres. In
tensiveiy cultivated wire fenced and splendidlv
watered by stream, springs and artesian wells.
Beautiful modern dwelling IL rooms. bath. hot
and cold water (kewauee SYSTEM: steam heat.
gas: wide porches: complete outbuldincs; y
acre orchard superb shade. flowers and shrub
berry. Rare bargain. Easy terms. Photograp hs
at Office.
ASHBRIDGE REALTY co. Inc.
Commercial Bank bldg. l4th and q SITS.
Country Property Exclusively"
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PRETTY HOME; TWO ACRES; IN THE
town Of Barefoot, Alexandria, CO., Va: 81. 500;
$50 cash. balance $50 per month including in
quick S. P. wRiGHT.' as2 Indiana ave is'
s.. OOo-HOT-WATER HEAT. BATH. RANGE.
etc: stx-room new house; half acre; trust three
years; s., 500; cash, $500; four miles from city
In Alexandria county. Va:
FOR RENT OR SALE-S-ROoM HOUSE, TAKO-
ma Park; near cars, fare: water. sewer gas,
bath; outside shutters; porches: cellar; shade
ARTHUR r. COLBURN, sos NV. Phones.
FOR sALE-DOUBLE DWELLING; 8 LOTS;
r. R.; rents $50 mo. F. sMIEH, SIS IL, 18th
ONE LOT, LOCATED TWO BLOCKS FROM
Connecticut ave-; 40x125; fine improvements;
sbe. s saaa 81. saap ONCE. 'ioef ''an ~
JUST COMPLErED-6 ROOMS AND BATH;
furnace heat; sewerage and gas; lot 33x1oO; 10
minutes to center OF city; excellentiy con-
structed; price, 81, $50; easy terms.
A. B. CAMPBELL, 14lo H NV
FOR SALEM HYATTSvILLE; SEVEN
rooms; bath; anil: large attic and cellar;
good porches; also sleeping porch: lot 1001l150;
fruit, shade and garden; stable; tool and
chicken house: FIVE minutes from electric and
steam cars Phone 28-W Hyatts. OWNER. 13s
THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE AN
acre of choice realty for very reasonable
sum. A tract of land near the trollies will be
class Of investors. The price is 81 900 per acre.
al cash. II you are interested, send your name
Star Office. l5s
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JERSEY PROPERTY

ATLANTIC CITY-gURNISHED COTTAGES,
lighthouse section Chelsea and ventnor; ho-
tells and boarding houses; we offer some very
breaking season for Atlantic City. 1t is to
your advantage to buy or rent now. Spring
list ready. KEYSTONE REALTY CO., 1905
Real Estate Trust bldg. Broad and Chestnut
sts., Philadelphia, or IA Bell Riddle bldg, cor.
Tenn. and Atlantic ayes. ATLANTIC City. n. ].
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AN IDEAL SUBURBAN HOME
This attractive property contains 10 acres,
and the improvements consist of Broom
house. furnace heat, modern bath. hot and cold
water, cabinet mantels and open crates: COM
surrounded by large oak grove: an abundance
OF fruit. large and small, all In bearing.
co.. Nd only miles from 'e the ~ BUSINESS cen.
ter of Washington. and is less than 10 min
utes' walk from trolley, railroad and macadam
road. Price, $4,000.
STONE l. FAIRFAX. 1912 ~ Y. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
100 ACRES NEAR TOWN.
nNIX GSSNO CASH NEEDED


An ideal farm within =. mile Of railroad sta
ton, stores and all convcuiences: every Acre
tiliahle and I'm good state Of cultivation: all
staple crops flourish. two tons hay per acre:
~ apple and 30 peach trees: splendid :-stor,.
Groom house. spring water barn. other
buildings; maple shade. Owner called away hy
other business. Chance OF a lifetime for re-
liable man, at s., 500; only $50 cash. balance
can remain. Photograph OF beautifully shaded
residence, with travelling directions 70 see ".
and 1o-acre truck and poultry farm. for 500.
on easy terms page -. ''Strout's Farm Cata-
logue go just out. Write today for free copy.
f. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY. Desk 1873.
Land Title BLDG Phila. Pa.
2oa ACRES-LOCATION ELEVATED: 7s2 FIT.
front on electric RI; s-r. house; porches: eel
lar; barn 40x60: fruit; produces 75 bushels
corn per acre; in village OF 1000 population:
81 min. to Wash. Price, 81 500. p. o. Box 81.
40
POULTRY FARM, IL ACRE@GOOD SIX
room house. barn and other outbuildings: 10
henhouses. 100 pure-bred White Leghorn hens:
inc,ibators, brooders. wagon, all tools and
eQuipage sold with the farm; nice shade: good
orchard; on river; good fishing and hunting
To close estate this property will be sold
cheap. L. VI. ALLISON Remington. Va.
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