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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
INYEsrMENTs.

FOR sALE~GILT-EDGE INVESTMENTS.
unhf nAfNG H,GH Yo N RATE eE
A izE FROM H ANY w OTTER nn tSsS' sonRcE OF % N:
sHorEb ID yor WISH ISL 70 RESELL Yog
IF Yof WISH TO HAVE THEM LOCATED
IN THE THE or We soEAs4 HAXE THEM MH
HAVE THEN: RIsINEss PROPERTIES.
yI1EE SMALL oHsrs MersEs TN
ALL SECTIONS.
MAKE S@ MlsThkE MHES 1on INVEST
AEsoI. I.fTELY THE BEST FOR THE
MONEY.
can be purchased for 5000: lot so by 100:
Just on an important business street: the
rent is extremely low, sl' each: at this low
rent they should never be idle; they would
stand an increase 10 800 s25 a month.
$3.50 each, each renting for sl4 50 a
conveniently located northeast; new and at
tractive. This is low price. less than cost
See about them soon.
$3.50 renting for $35 a month: four brick
dwellings on lettered street southeast. near
cars. These properties were taken in ex-
change in part payment for a larger property.
The owner in need Of cash offers them for sale
them?
SJ.ooo Will Duy tWo-stOFS. Ceu-FooIn DuAlo-
ing not far from East Capitol street; entire
front of white stone: heated with hot water,
renting for $40 month: the lot runs TO an
alley: size 20 by 100: fairly well constructed !:
in frst-class condition; the improvements
would cost more.
$3.50 each, each renting for s22.5O four
two-story brick dwellings: each six rooms and
bath; on a numbered street northwest: practi-
caly new; well constructed; we'll located.
81 500: renting for $40 month; in the
B!oomngdale section; near North Capitol
street. two stories and cellar. nine rooms,
very attractive: well constructed.
81 $50 each, each renting for SIG so; par
ticulary well located; two-story brick
houses on Columbia Heights near cars; on a
square built up with attractive homes. These
are probably the hest located small houses
ever offered for sale in Washington; steady
renters.
s2750; renting for $3.50: near the gov
ernment printing office; three story and
basement. eight-room dwelling; on a numbered
street; must be sold to settle estate;
formerly held at $4,000.
$l1 600: renting for 500 a month: the i'm
provemenfs new; 14th and Colum-
bia road; no expenses excepting taxes and in
surance. A builder in need of cash Is COM
pelled to dispose of these excellent income
producing properties.
$500 each, each renting for s20.50 a
month: new two-story brick houses; SIX rooms
and bath: Georgia
$500. renting for $37 month: four dwell
ings on Lamont St. Columbia Heights: good
size lot; houses seldom vacant.
1880; renting for $9S month: lot 46 BY
115; on numbered street northwest.
Send for complete list of investments.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR RENT-B. F. SAUL

FOR RENT-B. F. SAU
DWELLINGS.
613 9Th NV. 16r 2bS6s.:;5
ll04 9th nw. 15r. 2b55. 0o
6GG Mass av nw.9. bi. 80
12n5 6th NV, Or. 2b. $3.50
AZ Sd NV. l0r. cb II. ="
414 II nv. or, b. .37-.-0
3S13 Cep'r NV .6- h.:2.a0
1T2y 9th. Or. t.stabie3O. ~
142 Z nv. Or, = $50
1902 sth NV. Or. b.25 30
704 Quincy NV .sr. b25 ah
:10s; Il NV, Or. h. $50
Il13 H1rvi nv u. hc5. ~
DWELLINGS.
u I'd ne. Jr. b.. %. ~
1928 u ne. 1r. b. % So
1l19 Eve ne. 81. b.2i. y,
1872 Fla av ne, ,6r b5D. %
DWELLINGS. SoCTHE.
1914 L Sc. or. h..l2.;."
EOS Sth sw. 81, b. p 10
1903 D Sc. Or. h. .lS.60
BUSINESS
c3I to G39 Mass av NV.
PER annum IS, 600. 90
l510-12 7th NV 80 5000
93O y Y av NV 100 .o0
20i1 l4tb ST. sr.b.75.OO
1906 eth NV. 15-O
1908 eth. sto.Ir.b.15- 10
109 9th nw,s ,sto, 1r 35.5e
2Dl Mass NV. st. ar. b55 40
- ii NV. sto. dw AZ "a
COLORED
1S4S T NV. l0r. b.35.3r
1879 5 nv, ir, b...35. -
1888 9th nv, sto. g, h32. &C
1924 9th NV. Or. b. so. so
1896 NJ av NV .6- b." so
4O2 X NV. sr. b. ...2T so
31 Mass av nw.S. BIZ 80
40 u NV. 6r. h. q 80
14lS 10Th NV Or. b. Is. ~
1919 Sher av NV q. oc5. 30
1895 9th NV. Sr. b. .22.@ 80
l1Dl Mad nv .Sr.b. 20. Is
1919 18th INV. w.5r. b. Do. 50
"a Defrees nw.1r.b. 20 81
2226 G NV. ar. b. %. SO
IGDS Corn NV. w.6r, ,wIS.G
2l3l Va av NV Or. b0. 81
2o3 Morgan nv w.6. b. D.50
1885 9th NV. 7r.w 20. 90
SIT r NV. 6r. W. 20. on
l06 l. NV. Or. ". -.19. 80
al X NV. 7r. W 49, Or
20O4 sth NV. 5r. b. ls. SO
2035 5th nB 5r.b. 1850
415 n nv. 6r. W is. on
2So9 o NV, 5r.~w..Is.o 90
213o Fla xv NV, vie. 50
zoos sth NV. 7r,w-16. 50
244 Bryant nv. 4.bI6, 50
sos l. NV. 6r. W. 1890
$50 Sd NV. 5r, w. -15.50
l36 v NV. Ar. b.-.I5.5C
l792 9th NV. 5r.w.I5. so
<Z7 n NV. 6r. w Is 30
SEE OUR LIST IN,
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FOR RENr-BY MOORE HILL dNc.,.
li2tt-2Z II 81 NV.
CNFI-RNISHED HOUSES

CNFURNiSH
Scott Circle. or. Al.
year -.------$6, 600
Lafayette 50. years. 900
r j av. 16r. 5b and
stable. year.. 5. 500
] nr 1Ith. 1sr. SO. 900
112' !. 1Sr. Jb. 800
10th near S. l4r. 4b. $50
Mass av near 14th- -150
Calf av. 15r. 3b. lbs
1924 VT av. l5r.2h. IFS
18Th near Q. 49,. 81.
sta ------...---.i25
Conn av. Woodley.
11r. INV heat. =. 100
r near 22d. 14r. 2b. 100
134I l.. l5r. 2b. 80. 90
L,a4 22d. 12r. 3b- 500
Irving 81. lir. b--.S3.32
1895 ! NV. 15r. .2b. Is. so
2 " ne. 16-. 3b. 10 90
2310 Goth. 12r, 3b. 1900
1913 10Th. Sr. 2h. 1900
1900 Chaplin. LAT. 20. 20. 90
1851 p. Or. 2b. 100
1893 2. l2r. 2b- 81. so
1898 Biltmore. Tor.
2b 500
ls55 Mtwd pi. 2bi.5.0 %
l43S X ! av, 10r. b. 65. %
1903 18th NV. Ilr.
nb -----.----..-G0-0O 90
1870 Col rd. 60 90
1862 K'yon. ir 81. 10. 60
25Of Clinb'ne. Or. b.5J-0o
1890 Newton. Or. ~. -. no
Park rd. Tor, 2b. SIS. 90
@lJ 18th, iOr. b.Ic.uo
1903 Belm' .1or, ,2b.5..5o
1927 l.. lir, 3h- 80 80
1sI9 Ontario pl. .. h.50..O
1945 4ih ne. Or, b.50. 90
l229 Harvard. l0r. .bJo. 90
134S Irving. Or b. Al 30
1884 Monroe, Ir, b
and garage .---.46.0J
81 Eve NV. 12s, %.
stable .-..--...45.5 so
1872 I. Tor. b...-.45.01
1872 Newton. Tor. ID. ~ 90
I22,, Harvard. 1or. h42 ~
1l+2 18th. Tor. b. 40. 30
1870 Willard. ST, %. 4o. 80
I12S Willard. Sr b. 10. so
1879 Ilth NV Tor, b. 40. so
1854 Newton. sr. ~ 90
TWO-FAMI
3ol9 18th. II. 7r.b. 3o.:s,
1856 chsrin. 5r-b. 80
f15' 7 NV. 2t.6,h.2s.5p
1878 Chaplin. 5r. .b.25 50
1916 Sth. Or. b. $50
1901 Ediclid. Or. b.2l.Oa
s2S I'D. ar. b..-225.n- 10
2faS llth, 5r. b.. . - 70
21i3 l1th. 5r, h.. % 80
1912 Ist. Or. 30
.iiS lit 5r, b. -. 80
li1, 2ist. 4r. b.. %. 90
s2S Harvard. 4-.h.l9.:,0
FOR COIOKF
1906 10Th nw.9-.b. .3J.. ..,n
IspF 18th. s;o&ir.32. 20
i201 L. 6r. b.-%.-- %
i15s 21st nw.6r.l,.2> 80
40 y NV, G-. BIS 0f.
i125 T. sr. b. 80
a26 cath. Sr. b...22. 20
- T NV. Or. b....26. 81
229o IIth. Or. 20. 30
3a0 Elm, Or. h. ~. so
6S5 Acker ne. 1E.b.1a. 10
1914 Sd Sc. 13r. b.1s.oO
es2s T. n, b.....l1.J0
2se6 + nw. Ar. t. .1s.5o
aii, Patterson Ar biz. 1.00
222T 9th NV .6r.w. 1850
Az NJ Sc, A.. b. 1880
2to9 VI. Sr. rs. ~
+I1 22d. 6r. hrick.l450
GET OTR FULL RE
All classes Of properi
list Of desirable apartn
MOORE & HILL 1n,
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FOR RENT-13oa CONN. AVE. NV; IMMEDI-
ately adjoining British embassy; large. spacious
house. admirably adapted for entertaining; hot
water heat and electric lights throughout; 13r.
and baths: in perfect condition. rent, 500.
PHILLIPS CO., 33U John Marshall place
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ED hOlStS.
1872 Euclid. 1or, b. 500
1870 W. l0r. %. $3.50
1851 18Th. 6-. b. $3.50
141S q. 1or. b..-35.50
103 Narnum. 65.b-35-o9
Rethestia. 14r. b. 81 90
80 Webster. s-.b. 80 90
222O ID ne. Tor. h. 30 80
1877 OTIS. ';r, b. zoe
~ ] ne. 1@r. ID. 81 30
GA 22,i. s.. b. 800
li5i W. ar. h.. 80. 20
y, | ne. liz. b.. 1900
I.ii ]. ne. 1r. b-..,2S.Jo
3li Spring ri. -. so
l42 I NV. 1r. h.. $50
B7ookland. Ir. b. 81 80
624 22d NV. sr.b. 80
iJ3 Uliland ter,Gr. h2.i.50
.:-5.3 5. 10th. Or. b. -225-.0
III Quincy e.6r. .b2I..0
IT, F SC. s.. b.-.35.5o
i20i 10th. ar, b. .-25.JJ
BOZ / NV. g.. h.. 800
IS y Y av ne orb. .2J.;5o
2Gi0 X. 6--.-...-2a..0
G3 y Y av ne. %r b.2,.0 80
103 10th ne. 6r.b. 22J...0
1927 1ith, Or. b. .&-Jo
32SI 3S1I 81 sw. .sto. or. b-24.0o
5l3 14th NJ. 6r. b.23.55o
1856 III av, 6r, b. 22 30
SOL I'd. 6T. b.-..222.Jo
: VI ne. Ir. b. 30
SOP I'd. Or. b.--.-22.5o
1888 2gth. sr. b...22..iO
Sth & Madison. Or. h222. So
1873 Pa az Sc. az. b.20.50
1884 F. De. 6r. b. 10. SO
;.ith 81 ne. Or. b. .26.u0
40 F'mont. 81. b.1s.56
4;i3 Warner. Or. .b.1s.0
Morton ne. 6r. b. 1880
I6. Fai-mont, ,5r, b.ls.o0
IS Myrtle. 6r.b so
Go Florence ne.6.b16.sO
61J Florence ne,6.hl6. so
l6li 4 ne. Gr. b. .l6.oo
81: Florence ne e,6.bl5.oO
22i1s | NV. 6r....14.G0
.Ss & ~ y ] av.5r- i3. 20
iallston. Va. .r- 1880
ST. Mass av. 5r..-.13.5o
123;., X Sc. Or. W. 1850
2214 Vista. Ar 1000
LY FLATS.
, 1921 Sherman.4r b. 1880
76T Gresham. 5r.b.Ig.5o
TG9 Girard. Ar. h. 1850
1921 18th. Or. b. II 90
22g' 23g' y. 5r, b.-...I6.5o
~ Seat0n ne.ir.b- 1850
23o3 y. IN. 81 b. 1850
T2s 18th Sc, 5r. b.16-5o
i2li2 Thomas. Ar. b. 1880
! l24o1@ f ne. 4r. .i4.J0
Az Tenn ne, 4r.b.13.5o
626 I'D. 3r.......12.o0
ID TENANTS.
2ios /. 5r. w-....14.00
l4lT Duncan ne. 4 .b1a.5p
2li1 u NV. Or. 12.;Io
, 1255 Wylle ne. Or. H. 80
1l3s Govt ct Ar. .l1.5o
Foundry ct. 4r-..-1J.5o
1920 Lees ct. Ar. 10 40
ga Gordon. Ar. $50
6-22 Gordon ct, 4r- $50
1T y Sc. 4r...9.J0
1902 LIST Sc, 6r.-. 800
Reeds court. Ar. $50
1911 3d 50. 4r.....S.:a
6i3 Freeman's. Ar. $50
61I Freeman's, Ar. $50
Sl5 Freeman : ct. 4r-S. 50
Rear 9l4 y. 2r. 500
1921 18th ne. 4r.w..T. so
Il 22lSl2 1lth. 1r- 800
Mt LIST AT OFFICE.
Y for rent. A complete
Ients.
D. 1922 II 81. nv.
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FOR RENT-H0UsES.
UNFURNIsHED 1Continued) !.

FOR RFNT-ONE MONTHS RENT FREE
after the first month. 1922 9Th St s.w- 10
rooms 2 baths; hot-water heat; $35 per month;
to car lines: been used boarding house
for last 10 years: will he put In good repair
for good tenant: close 10 Steamboat landings.
FOR RENT-6-ROOM BRICKS: GOOD REPAIR.
61S X st. ne. SIT. Key at 61a
1907 Union st. s.w.. $3.50 Key 4S5io sw
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AcD SoNAAop
6r. b...........40 40. 90
NW,7s Q, or, b. 20. 80
NV. .24sT n, 5r, b.14.O
NV. W.2i39 n. Or, b.14.5O
NV. 1874 Tth, ,3r.b.l5 90
COLORED TENANTS.
1923 2ist. ar- 80. 80
735 4th NV. r. w.3.@
766 Irving war. b1s.5O
2626 X NV. Or, b.1s.50
as Franklin. 5r. so
I'LL Seaton NV, Or,
W 10 ~
1918 n Y av. 5r,w.l6.50
500 n II av. Or. b.16.5O
S20 X NV. 5r, b. q. 16. 90
3l5 oakdale, Ar. b.
nat ....-..--.-.f f6. 90
S23 23d nv, 4r, w.15. 30
915 26th NV. 6r.w15.50
113 23d NV, 7r. Wiz. 80
|ice
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FOR RENT-BY GEO. W. LINKINS,
1114 Pa. ave. NV.
NV, 1882 18th. llr. NV. 1888 Euclid.

cIs kkEsN ID i "Isc.
1714 Pa.
NV, 1882 18th, llr,
2 baths. -..-.-.$S3.3 81
NV, 1873 9th ST. 80. so
Nw.1761 T. l0r, b. ~. 80
W.2l37 F. Sr. b. u. 80
SW.2144 L. Or. b. 80. so
NW.102 T. Sr, b.D.OO
NV. .915 22d. 7r. b.25.5O
NV. 1872 L. Sr, b.25.50
NV. III 10th. 7r.b.22.O
SW,2l6 ], 6r, b. D.30
NW.i514 sth, 6r.w1s.50
NW,2161 n. Y. av.
new. 5r. b. -ls- 90
ST. 322 $ C aver. .b25.50
NE. .622 Sd. Sr, b-25.56
NE, 323 Sth. Or, w.l6.5
APARTMENTS.
NV, 3r, Ar and b
apts In the Octa-
via. $3.50 to S65. 90
NW,T 10th. 2r, ID. 80
Get complete list at G
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FOR RENT-BY EDWARD S. WESCOTT,
1907 Pa. ava.

FOR RENT-BG EDWAl
1907 P
IIo1 a. LOT. b. $500
1907 18th, OF, b, ami. IS. 90
91o7 n. N.11r,h..-...40-50 50
21l3 N. N.10r.b.-.....4n.50
500 23d. sto, Tr. b.. -3S- so
6lJ 10Th. 9r,b..---.36-50
l1iJ Oregon, Or, b. $50
123s y II av. Tor. b.3.50
500 Z Sc, lOr. b. . 80. so
I4I1 3oth. Tor. b. 80. so
l412 29th. Or, b. ami. 80. IS
So 2lst. Sr, b. so
30s c ne. 81, b, lat. 25. so
2361 u. 1r.b. hwh. 25. 20
Sc Chestnut St. .25. 50
2,42 F. 1r. b-....-23-50
..i15 Pa av ,Sr.b. lat25.1
S223 y. Tr. b. lat. 23.5J
24IT Pa av,Sr. b.. %. so
1909 18th. Sr, b. -2i- -5J
1927 Both. Or. b, lat 20. 80
3o2i Cambridge.9, bD. 30
2312 Eye. ST. b. :. 20. so
654 Morris ne.M. b. N. SO
1921 35th. 6r. .2O.5 50
221o Eye, Sr,b.....1S.5 so
2>25 Olive. Or, b. IT. 81
2910 NJ. Or. b. .16. 80
2l2 Linworth. 6r. b. 1850
1924 C sw,7r.w....15.50
1910 Eye, 1r.w.....15.5 50
2233l1 Eye. 5r,' ", glaze
2I34 Va av. 5r. WHO
JIG 23d. Or. w....12.50
APARTMENTS.
Elmore. 500 11th NV.
I'd Il. Ar, h, heat. 80. 30
I'd II. 4r, b. heat. -2S. 30
lst Il, 3r, b. heat. .2.5J
&c q. I'd A. 5I.b. .20.5o
"a Q. LIST d, 5r. b. 1850
e5S F sw. ID. Ar. b. IL. 80
.5S + sw IN 4rh Ia "a
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STORES.
2G0O Pa av, sto. .3r, w3O. 60
1744k U. 1r,w,g..15.5O
COO 10th sw. store.
2r. ". g ------.-&.W
500 o3d. sto. W. g.13.OO
CoLORED FLATS.
5O5 I'D, "a, RIB. .lS. 50
COLOEED.
1877 Wallach, Or, BIZ 80
322 2ith, Sr. b. .T. so
1916 Kinzman. er.b.N so
l744 srh, store. Or. W,
stable -S.rO
2205 Fl. Sr. b.....3.5 50
lO1s 10th. 7r. ". 20. so
1912 18TH, Or. W.. .0-O
1872 F. 6r, b. ..-.3.5
i1li2 20th. Or, ". ..20.@
7i3 2oth, 6., w.. $3.50
COS 23d. Or. b. ...1s.50
621 N II av, Or, b.17.50
1921 Va av. 6r. b. .17.50
21l Mass nv. Or. 1850
1l44 21st, Or, ". w.-.16.5O
2i5O Sth, Or, w.. .16. 80
e5O7 K, Or. b......16.M
SOC 23d. Or, b. b.....15.50
1923 10th. 4r, w..-15.D
T36 I'D. 5r. w,lat. 1870
l116 I'D, 7r, w....15.00
433 Goth, 5r, b. ..14.60
4l1 21st, Or, b. ....14.S
aa7 oG.h. Or. w.. 1880
12i oath, Or, ". 1880
, 2705 Z, 81, ", eel. 1880
2i29 F. Or, w......13.@
905 9Th. Or, w...-12.0
T19 23d. 5r, W. 1850
/ 2143 D. Or. ". lat. so
1891 9TH. 5r. W.. .11.50
017 n y av, 5r,w.11.5 80
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FOR SALE-NEAR CONNECTICUT AVENUE
AND STREET.
$1,000.
A substantial three-story brick dwelling.
Two bathrooms.
House renting for $50 month.
An opportunity to purchase a bargain for
a home speculation IN this high-class
residence section. surrounded by mansions.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-A sEMI-DETACHED HOUSE IN
Mount Pleasant.
Reduced to 81 500.
On account of the owner wishing to leave
the city this beautifully situated. eight-room
dwelling, with lot 25 by 100 feet, can be
purchased at this low figure.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR RENr-esl n. G. AVE. Sc; EIGHT
room house; cellar; furnace; In good repair:
$50. 50. JOHN T. KNOTT. 91s st.
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FOR SALE-$4. 900.
The cheapest house on the heights west of
14th ST.; 20 feet wide; six large rooms; tiled
a piece Of fine furniture The adjoining house
Just like 1t sold for 81 $50.
II You want bargain for home a IN
vestment this is your opportunity.
STONE X FAIRFAX, 1872 New York ave.
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FOR sALE-NEw HOUSE OF BEAUTIFUL
and tiled bath; oak floors: hot-water
heat; gas and electric lights double rear
porches: generous sized lot. with deep back
yard and paved alley in rear: just being COM
pleted; fine neighborhood, south of Harvard ST.
and convenient to 14th. Price only $3.50. Easy
terms
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FOR SALE-BUILT FOR OWNERS HOME.
ONE OF THE BEST STREETS ON WASH
INGTON HEIGHTS.
Convenient to cars.
dividual houses.
house built for comfort and economy-Just
the plan of q house most persons are looking
for, but seldom find. You only get such a
house when you run across some one who has
built one for home. Builders cannot AFFORD
to build them for sale.
Hot-water heat; electric lights; cabinet man
tells: open fireplaces.
stories attic. cellar
LIST noor-Drawing room, library. dining room.
pantry and kitchen.
End foor-4 bedrooms and bath: servants
stairway
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR RENT-BY L. J. MI
119 n Y av. 6r, b. $3.50
SO L NV. Or, b.. $3.50 {
II p NV. Or. b. %. 80 {
Flat. u Fla av nw17.50 I
FOR RENT-BY JOHN T
! Iowa cir, 13r. .$125, ]
631 n o av e.sr. 80. s5 /
1911 N O av Sc. Or. 25.50 !
231O 18th NV ,6r, b$22 90
716 Mad'n NV .Sr, b22 90
1915 D NV, Tor. b. Is 90 +:
1912 K'n'y ne, Or. be-. SO
b26 10th ne, Or. b. 19.4Oi
McLACHLEN BANKIS
10th an
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LARGE OFFICES IN BUSINESS SECTIONS:
electric lights elevators, steam, janitor; $l2
to $25. VICTOR BUILDING. 9th st. and
Grant place NV. Call 9Th floor.
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Gle: S-room dwelling: renting S35 month; price,
$4,000 c. ". BLACKWOOD, 1888 G st.
FOR SALE-NEAR UNION STATION, ON /
st. ne Two-story press-hrick home: colonial
porch: large cement cellar; furnace heat ;
house In excellent condition. Comparatively
new Hardwood trim. Gas range Laundry
tubs. Awnings. Screens and shades etc Price,
$500. A. c. HOUGHTON CO..
635 r st NV
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
STONELEIGH COURT PHYSICIANS OFFICE.
Apt. lo1, first floor; used by physician
ten years. For rent immediately Apply office
Stoneleigh Court. Conn. ave-, cor. l. st.
TWO FRONT ROOMS on 2nd FLOOR AND
whitmore bldg. 11th and F sts.: heat and
elevator service. Apply BERRY WHIT
MORE co
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II NVsINsS. a Ia fk0l r.
,tirely new, overlOoks
lights; hot-water heat;
weather strips: instan-
500. permanent occu-
. 200 y st.
pSON l. CO. 1885 FN.W.
Alb l ne, 8r. 1880
FOR COLORED.
2535 18th NV. Ar, b.. II. 90
2422 18th NV, Ar b.. f116.OO
11O1 y ] av Sc. Or, b14.O
434 18th Sc. Or. -11.50
1543 A Sc. ST.. 800
Evening star., 1914-02-04
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
(COntinued.)

FOR SALEM GOOD NV SECTION. BLOOM
insdale. Beautiful e-room and bath brick
Owner paid $4,000. VIII sell for $500. This
is a bargain that you cannot pick up every
day. Investigate Easy terms. H. r. HOW
ENSTEIN Co. 1914 F st. NV. or 7th and
II SITS. ne.
NEW HOUSE AT CHEVY CHASE. IN D. c.;
Sr. b.; h.w. heat. Lot SOx130 to alley:
50. from Conn. ave cars. Price right Cau
arrange terms. WM. h. RTTCHIE. SIT Col.
bldg. Phi n 623l
Evening star., 1914-02-04

FOR SALE
BARGAIN HUNTERS. ATTENTION!
TWO SPLENDID HOUSES ON THE HEIGHTS
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.
The present owner having taken them for q
debt offers them for sale at price $1,000
completed few years ago.
On Washington Heights.
semi-detached brick residence with
wide covered porch. nine rooms. modern
baths, hot-water heat: lot 120 feet deep.
Price, Sc, 800.
The other in that section of the heights be-
tween 18th and 18th SITS. at So, 500.
Three stories. cellar and attic. eleven rooms,
two bathrooms. hot water heat, two stair
ways; lot 40 feet deep to 20 foot alley.
Do not think of buying house until you
have inspected these wonderful bargains.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 New York ave.
Evening star., 1914-02-04

FOR RENT-PART OF BASEMENT OFFICE.
1888 G st. n. Electric lighted and heated.
Evening star., 1914-02-04
FOR RENT-OFFICES.
(Continued.)
THE KENoIs BUILDING,

11th and NV, opposite Palais Royal.
The very center Of the business district.
Large. light. airy rooms: $40 up; heat hot
and cold water, electric light. jantor service
twhite, free; two electric elevators all night.
Sunday and holiday service. Renting Office.
Room 4O4 or HARRY WARDMAN. 1430 NV.
Evening star., 1914-02-04
You Can Get Your Furniture
Moved packed stored through Star Want ads. Consult the
Moving Packing and Storage column the Want ad
FOR sALE-HousEs.
(COntinued.)

4ERs;a ISXEsrekS aSb sREsSEAg1eeRs. g
NEw housE On one OF TIE BEST
s9TAREs on dsr.T an AyENTE NEAR LINCOLN
Less than 5000 will buy this beautiful
brick dwelling. which has cost the owner
$4,000. For certain it must be dis
posed Of very soon. and the purchaser will
surely secure a bargain.
One of those well arranged tvo-story houses
with four rooms deep on each floor tiled bath.
hott|ater heat. expensive mantels. attractive
decor deeo5ations and about everything that one
and arrange to inspect it. as It viii be pur.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
FOR sALE-1T TzE the s6nTTWEsr. fTNEk SECTION OF
EEAa oo s AYE AND ST.
breE dwelling M With ie.s sed
bath and about every modern convenience.
has assR he On tae o
To divide several interests and to realize
sona the % saTe concluded to sell this
sss10n otsers M small @ outlay ss,
houses mile or two farther out in cheap
Invest your money here. where values
increasing: where you can realize a hand
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-A DETACHED RESIDENCE.
One Of the most attractive residences in
that choice section near 14th street extended;
situated on Delafeld st.
Three stories and cellar.
First door-Four nice large rooms.
Second foor-Four large rooms
Third foor-Three nice size rooms.
Two elegant bathrooms.
Heated with hot water; gas and electric
lights.
Lot As by SO feet
Price, $500.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave-
FOR sALE-NEw GROOM HOUSE; PRESSED
brick; tiled bath; hot-water heat: toilet and
laundry in cellar; gas and electricity; double
rear and colonial front porch; southern expo
Evening star., 1914-02-04

GET OUR FULL RENT LIST AT OFFICE.
All classes Of property for rent A complete
list Of desirable apartments.
MOORE & HILL (IncD 1902 ST. NV
Evening star., 1914-02-04

FOR RENT-D. D. THOM
615 Sd ne, 7r. b. .$21.0
2419 Pa avnw, ,Sr. b. 80
6@ Newton pl NV. .22.W
1929 z ne. 6r, h. .2O.50
TO r I av NV, Or, w16.0
1928 Sd sw. Or. b.14.50
6lS L sc. 6r. W...l4.OO
Evening star., 1914-02-04

MRS PERRY'S FLORIDA PARTY is GROW
=. ing for February 10 to homes and In
vestments tpleasure and business: no obliga-
tions to buy. Tickets sale ($33.65
round trip, at s. A. L. Office, l41S N. Y.
ave-, or 1861 Park road.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-10
WASHBURN COUNTY
PROTESTS HIGH TAX
Economy Is Note CT Meeting
Held in SpOCnar, Mis-.

SPOONER, WIS. A conven-
tion FOR the .Gunty Of WaFEburn was
rell here when resolutions denounc-
ing the high taxes and demanding
more economical administration OF
state affairs were unanimo lslY adopt
ed Peter Brown, chairman of the
town of Evergreen, was chosen chair
man of the convention and w. A.
Porter Of the town OF Trego was made
secretary.
The discussion OF the existing con
6itions and the resultant high taxes
was warm at times, the state admiE-
istration coming in for some severe
criticism A committee on resol4-
tions consisting Of T. H. Hillnan,
Frank Hammill and G. Fl. Ross Wab
appointed and reported in resolutions
stating that the convention was alb
sOlutely nonpartisan, it's object being
to nominate delegates to state con
vention, if one is called, who will vote
for men for all state offices who viii
pledge themselves to practice econ
omy in the operation Of all state IL
situations.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-10
WISCONSIN BRIEFS
Mrs Timme Quits Baseball.

MILWAUKEE, WIS. Happy
and glad to get back to Milwaukee,
Mrs. Agnes Havenor-Timfne has re-
turned after a six-month visit IN Paris
Mrs. Timme disavowed anS partner
ship in the management of the base
ball team of which she was manager
during the last successful season. She
says that when she married Mr.. Tim
me in New York on her way across,
she decided to let him attend to base
ball matters. She is very much y
terested in the team, and she is S, re
it will have another successful sea
son, but she will not interfere with
the plans in any way.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-10
KILLED BY REJECTED SUITOR
Chicagoan Stays Widow of Saloon
Owner and Ends His Own Life.

OFSIi~i cIlN -i'NS '''S W.
MILWAUKEE,. George Shields
CT Chicago early in the evening shot
and killed Mrs Celia Schmidt Lynch,
widow of John Lynch, former owner
Of three saloons in the loop district OF
Chicago, at her home, 407 Cedar
street, because she refused to marry
him, and then killed himself. The
bodise were discovered by Joseph
Scully, a former Chicagoan, whose
wife was Lynch's sister, when he
called at the house an hour after the
tragedy.
Shields, according to Milwaukee
relatives of Mrs. Lynch, had been one
f her suitors before she was mar
RED, and after the death of her hus-
band renewed his attentions until she
moved here to escape them. He is
said to have threatened to kill her
and to kidnap her child. Mrs. Lynch S
body will be sent to Chicago for bur
ial, and it is probable Shields body
also will be buried there.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-04-10
BOXING NETS STATE $4,000
Wisconsin Gets Big Sum From Five
Per Cent Tax on Fights.

MILWAUKEE,. The state of
Wisconsin has been enriched to the
extent of $4,000 by the 5 per cent
tax levied on the receipts of the va
rious licensed boxing clubs in the
state since the new law governing
boxing contests has been in force.
With the boxing season but half
over, Walter H. Liginger, chairman
of the boxing commission, says that
the total return to the state from this
source will amount to almost $4,000
at the end of the season. The total
expense to the state for the commits
sion will not exceed $4,000. There
are now twenty-five boxing clubs in
the state licensed under the law.