The Washington herald., 1913-01-23
BUSY DAYS FOR
HERALD CONTESTANTS
Awards All Purchased, and One foi
Every Contestant.

food tide of enthusiasm, as it enters the
final weeks.
Thirty-six days remain for contestants
to secure votes, and every day seems to
surpass the preceding day in activity.
Thousands of votes are being turned into
The Advocates headquarters daily.
The fact that there are sharp changes
in the relative standing of contestants.
shows that everybody is hard at work. p
While there will be an award for
everybody, this fact does not lessen the
striving for the higher awards in the
least.
In fact 1t acts as an incentive to
extra efforts.
The 5000 House and lot purchased
from II. r. Howenstein meets every re-
quirement OF the ideal home. In ioca-
ton. quality Of materials used. and eI-
cellence of construction, II is an unusual
house to be sold for 5000.
II is situated on the Southeast corner
of Tenth and d Streets Northeast, in
prosperous and refined neignoorhood.
and on a through car line.
The house is built on the most ap-
proved modern lines, in an admirable
colonial design. The front is built OF
selected pressed brick, and is matched
with large terrace parking.
1t has six commodious rooms and bath,
hardwood finish throughout. and polished
floors. The steel construction insures
permanent stability.
A graceful colonial porch adds much
to the attractiveness of the building.
Inside accommodations are equally ex-
cellent. There are large closets, hand
some oak mantels. polished floors, COM
bination electric and gas lights. hot
water heat. laundry trays, servants
closets, and Holland window shades.
All in all. this is a home to warm the
heart of the real homeseeker-classic in
design, roOmy in size and beautiful in
design. Added to this is the fact that 1t
is on a through car line.
The four $3.50 automobiles to be given
as second awards to successful contes-
tants are two REQ touring cars. pur-
Company. 1872 Fourteenth Street North
west; one Overland touring car, pur-
chased from the Overland Washington
Motor Company. SO Fourteenth Street
Northwest; one Studebaker CE-M-FI
touring car. purchased from the Com
merciaI Auto and Supply Company. In
corporated. 1873 New York Avenue
Northwest.
The four Conover Baby Grand Pianos.
purchased from Percy s. Foster. the four
Schubert PLAYER pianos and four Schu-
bert upright pianos, purchased from the
Joseph Hall Chase Piano Company. are
on exhibition at the contest building.
ia Thirteenth Street Northwest
Special awards. presented by the Ad-
vocate as auxiliary features to contest
workers are creating scarcely less inter
est than the main contest itself These
special awards are open to everybody.
whether in the contest or not
Another page Of tO-days Herald con-
tains full information OF the special
award now being contested for.
list of winners OF special awards al
ready delivered follows:
Mrs. NJ. F. Thompson. l215 y Street
Northwest, sn November .. 1872 received
certificate for a lady's s35 suit.
Mr.. J. Finley. 33l c Street Southwest,
on November %. 1872 received certih-
cate for a gentleman's s35 suit
c. V. Gates. 1i9 Seaton Street North
west, a Schubert upright piano, valued at
800. on December :, 1872.
Mr. o. ]. Le Bau. I1l5 Eighth Street
Northwest. a 500 Grafonola, on Decem-
Der p. 1872
Mr. G. f. COnnell 900 X Street North
west. Conover Baby Grand piano. val
ued at 500, on January II. 1913
Names and addresses of the twenty
leading contestants in each district are:
DISTRICT ONE.
{. n. CornweII. 33I5 p 81. NV.
VI. BaddOck, Florence Court.
J. Il. Frey, I224 3Oth 81. NV.
Mrs. {. Lynn, sI6 I'D st. NV.
Edna OSeiI, 2031 III st. NV.
J. l.. Young. zoo Wis Ave.
ID. Webster. 1913 Pm. Ave
J. VI. Hart. 1915 Calvert St
II. {. Harris. 1905 34th ST. NV.
NJ
f. X. Green. TennalIytowp-
g. r. DeN Vaughn, 2224 r ST. NV.
Irene Lumpkin. 1901 23d 81. NV.
l.. u. Blabock. Apt. 4O4, The Plaza
Mrs. {. ". Evans. 1929 3Oth st. NV
Mrs. II. +. DarneiIlc. 2SI9 q 81. NV.
John trOpper, II55 10th st. NV.
q. 4. ComIey. 1904 Wis. Ave.
L.. j. hritley, 3023 Dumbarton Ave.