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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-11-12
BEAUTIFUL BROWNSVILLE

One of our friends gave us the fol-
lowing account of a very pleasant trip
to Brooksville: We spent the week
end in Brooksville last week with Mrs
L. C. Bell and family. We were given
a lovely ride over the town Sunday
morning. 1t is indeed most beauti-
fully situated town. It is said to be
town built on seven hills. We saw
some lovely groves Of oranges, grape
fruit and tangerines. In the after.
noon we were given ride out to the
government experiment station, about
tire miles from town. It is in charge
of Mr.. Morrow. a most interesting
gentleman. He carried Us over the
farm and showed US the many varie.
ties of vegetation and also gave the
correct botanical names for each. II
imagine what some of them sounded
like, just take all the letters of the
alphabet and mix them up, then pro
nounce it. Mr.. Morrow, however, pro
nounced them with all ease. He hal
been in the business several years
having had charge Of stations in Cali
fornia before coming to Florida. There
is a Jungle of bamboo of different
varieties (about two acres Of it);
young avocado trees. loquats and
others too numerous to mention. Ont
thing we noticed in particular wa,
the choyote, something similar to Z
squash and very fine. Eve had some
for dinner that day. They grow on :
vine which grows very rapidly and
luxuriantly, and bears m abundance
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COMB SAGE TEA IN
HAIR TO DARKEN II
It's Grandmother's Recipe TO
keep her Locks Dark,
Glossy, Beautiful.

The old-time mixture of Sage Tea and
Sulphur for darkening gray, streaked
and faded hair is grandmother's recipe,
and folks are again using it to keep their
hair a good, even color, which is quite
sensible, as we are living in an age when
a youthful appearance is of the greatest
advantage
Nowadays, though, we don't have the
troublesome task OF gathering the sage
and the rnussy mixing at home. All
drug stores sell the ready-to-use product,
improved by tie addition of other ingred-
tents. called 'sWyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound" for about so cents bottle
1t is very popular because nobody can
discover it has been applied. Simply
noisten your comb or a soft brush with
it and draw this through your hair, tax
ing one small strand at time: by morn
ing the gray hair disappears. but what
delights the ladies with Wyeth'ss Sage
and Sulphur Compound, is that, besides
beautifully darkening the hair after a
few applications, it also produces that
soft lustre and appearance OF abundance
which IS SO attractive his ready-to-use
preparation is a delightful toilet requisite
Tor those WHO desire sssgre youthful ap-
pearance 1t is not Intended fer the cure,
mitigation or prevention Il disease.
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BELLEvIEW

Belleview, Nov. 6.-Mr. E. w. Cros-
by received the sad news Thursday Of
the death of his son, Frank A. Crosby
in France. The young man was killed
during the latter part of September.
The family have the sympathy of the
community in the loss of this brave
soldier boy.
Mr.. Adam Hafner passed away
Friday evening at his winter home
here, after long spell Of sickness
The body probably will be sent back
to the old home of the deceased in the
north, where it will be placed beside
his second wife. His two sons, John
and Theodore Hafner, came Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Gale spent the week
end with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O.
M. Gale last week and returned to
Stetson University in his car Sunday
afternoon.
Friends and relatives welcomed Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Haviland and Mrs. L
L. Hopkins to their winter home Fri.
day morning.
Miss Mary A. Gale returned to hel
school in Arcadia Sunday.
Mrs. Spencer spent Sunday with he1
son, George Spencer.
On account Of so much sickness oul
dance of the 9th will be postponed in.
definitely.
Mr.. Walter ]. Nelson took bust
ness trip to Jacksonville Sunday.
Mr.. Robert Roundtree is home or
the sick list.
Mr.. Edgar Rothschild is home for .
ten days furlough from the navy.
Miss Clara May Crosby returned
from her visit at Daytona Saturday.
Mrs. O. M. Gale, who has beer
quite i'll for the past week, is some.
what improved, which will be good
news for her many friends.
Mr.. Smith Stewart returned Mon.
day from business trip to Jackson
vile.
Mrs. E. w. Crosby's daughter, Mrs
Bruderly came Tuesday to make then
a visit.
Mr.. j. A. Freeman and son, Roy
were business visitors to Ocala Wed
nesday.
Mr.. j. T. Hames, who has beer
working in Jacksonville, has returned
home
A number of travellers stopped al
the Lake View hotel the past week.
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OCALA SOCIAL AFFAIRS
If You Have Any News for this De-
partment, Call Five Double-One
or TwO-Seven
Autumn

Autumn
Down the crisp meadow path
In wayside mazes,
Frightening the lichened ledge,
Bloom purple daisies;
Sweet fern and goldenrod
Crowd close together;
Thistles are blown about
In the wild weather.
Crimson the hillside CLOVIS,
Scarlet the valley;
Sumach and blackberry vine
Make a grand rally.
Woodbine creeps in and out
With five fingers rosy,
Ghostly across the plain
Cleans Indian posy.
Whorls of clematis fall,
Light as feather,
Hiding the wilding grapes
Clustered together;
Naples are touched with flame,
Elm trees are yellow,
Apples drop down the boughs
Red-streaked and mellow.
Mrs. M. F. Cults.
The peace celebration at the Tenn
pie last evening was beautifully car
ried out and reflected much credit
upon those who had labored faithful
ly for it's successful elimination. At
the intermission of the pictures, the
rising curtain found large and ap-
preciative audience. and Columbia,
draped in the flag of her country,
beautifully represented by Miss Onie
Chazal, received an enthusiastic
greeting. The singing of the Star
Spangled Banner and America, led by
Miss Marguerite Porter in her usual
faultless and inimitable style follow
ed. and received deserved commenda-
ton, for Miss Porter was at her best
and left her hearers in state of inn
passioned emotion. The magnificent
tableau, Victory" represented by
Miss Blair Woodrow as iberating the.
world, surrounded by her allies wav-
ing victory and lighting the recon-
structed world. Miss Woodrow made a
most charming representation. and
was ably reinforced by her allies,
Uncle Sam being represented by Mr..
William Avery, typifying glorious
victory and conquering nation, with
uplifted sword and shield, with heel
grinding into the kaiser's neck. To
his right stood the navy represented
by Mr.. Homer Small, and to his left
the army. represented by Mr.. Chaeny,
and the organizations which helped to
give the victory, Mr.. Hoover with his
horn of plenty typifying the abund..
ance of the allied world, was charac-
terized by Mr.. E. T. Helvenston. Dur
ing the rendition of this tableau Miss
Porter enthralled her audience by
singing "Peace, Perfect Peace" The
peace of the world was posed by Miss
Alice Bullock, leaning gracefully
over globe, holding in her hand q
pure white dove. making a strikingly
beautiful picture. The tableau vivant
left the white dove of peace lowering
over the world. The Red Cross was
fittingly represented by Miss Sue
Moore, and the Allies grouped about
Miss Liberty, who were Elizabeth
Hooker, Katharine Henry, Jessie De-
hon and Elizabeth Bennett. The beau
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of the fruit. He gave each of us
basket of them to bring home. de
made the statement that more people
from other places and counties visiteo
the station than the people of Brooks
vile and fernando county. Those
good people are missing an interest
ing trip. We expect to visit the sta
ton again when we visit in Brooks
vile.
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Concluded on Fourth Page
USED CAR BARGAINS

One 1918 Ford touring, selt-starter
One 1914 Ford touring, new top
newly painted.
One 1916 Dodge roadster; new top
Al shape.
One 1916 Dodge touring; new tires
newly painted.
AUTO SALES CO.,
Ocala, Fla. Phone 348. est
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Let US supply your TOILET AR
TICLES. Our line is complete. and
the prices elways reasonable. The
Court Pharmacy. Phone 284. #
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Mr.. j. D. Willis and Miss Mary
Willis of North Carolina, en- route to
Crystal River, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Clyatt last night.
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1t is deeply regretted by the many
friends of DIR. James Baskin that he
lies very i'll at his residence in Dun.
Mellon. His many Ocala and Marion
county friends earnestly hope for his
speedy recovery.
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tiful picture, "Joy of Freedom" by
Mrs. Godfrey Meyers, was one of the
most enjoyable parts of this delight
full entertainment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28

FOR sALE-6RoOM DETACHED FRAME
house on Chester ST., Anaeostia. D. c.; 2
squares from car line; lot 2shxl17 IT. deep;
cost owner $50. Price, $3.50 CAYWOOD
& GARRETT. 1921 y. Y. ave. NV. 20s
FOR COIOREDlsEvERAL CHOICE PROP
PETTY, 20i8 18th ct. a.w
A BAReAIN-rENN. AVE. NE; 2.sroRY
brick. containing two mats Of I'VE rooms and
bath each; now rented for $2a per month
Price, $500. THOMAS E. PETTY. 20l3 18th
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FOR sAL1-PRIcE. A.6eo-AN ATTRACTIVE
bsasalox Of seyss rooms. bath; het-water heat;
Ills = q bsrssis and & ssetisa that il in
proving every day. Located at Asliagton va.
Win be glad to make appointment for Sunday
Inspection. Easy terms.
BOSS PHELPS, Inc., 1905 II st. NV.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

OWNER WILL GIVE FREE OF RENT FOR 8
summer months to party Of responsible ladies
ia III. running water, natural gas. porches and
large grounds: situated at Mt Lake Park. Nd,
Allegheny mountains main line 3. 4 o.. In ex-
BOX BAD, Star office.
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE BY OWNER, FOR
city property. 40 acres. in Virginia. II miles
from city improved s BY s,soom house and bath.
BUNGALOW. ROOMS, BATE, ATTIC. GEL
lar; hof-Water heat; private sewerage; acetyleos
gas: barn, garage: also small bungalow rooms
water and heat, on back Of place; 10 acres level
fertile garden ground; ! mile outside D. c., on
Penna. r. R.; 10 minutes to city; 10 minutes
walk to street ears; terms, Phone North 4OO7- W.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-THE BEST RENT
ing tw0-family apartment on Columbia Heights;
convenient to market and stores and churches: 6
and rooms; ami; good repair; many closets
wide lot; front and back yard and porches In
rear. viii exchange equity for small house in
good neighborhood or suburbs. No agents. Ad,
dress Box 2s2E. Star ONCE. go
GROOM FRAME; TIN ROOF; HOUSE NEWLY
papered and painted; outbuilding, blacksmith
shop. etc; Vienna, Va; a-acre lot, on macadam
road: square to two electric cars; will sacri-
ace on terms trade. N. e. Ryon, 1923 F INV.
Phone NJ. 4597. or home phone Col. 278.
SPECIALITY OF REAL ESTATE, uALE0 H90
exchanEes-Larse. active list Of residsnesa
business and suburban peeperties. apartmeake
bsiIdine lots and farms. We have advaaeaeeoaA
4. :. FOX COMPANY. 1911 H It. ~
esles and ExcsaAee Department
FOR SALE OR EXcHANGE-YERY CHOICE
corner In Cleveland Park. about J25x10O I'll:
will sell at very low price easy terms OF
exchange for Chicago residence, farm, liberty
bonds or listed stock. Address 3fd Apartment.
553S Prairie ave-. Chicsgo. Ill.
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A MOST DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AND
garage for sale, in saurs Addition; de-
tsched. on lot 50I125; nine rooms and bath;
front and rear porehes. Can give you i'm
mediate possession; convenient to 14th street
car line. Price. 5000.
For sale, in Woodley Park. near Cosneett-
cut Avenue bridge, convenient to Co9necti-
cut Ave. cars; aine-roem brick residence;
het.watsr heat; electric iights; hardwood
floors. Price: Se,ooO. For full particulars.
phone Main 1855.
JOSEPH C. ZIRKLE.
Dos Colorado bldg:
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SUBURBAN Property.

TWO FINE TRACTS OF LAND FOR
6UBDfV1BIONS. ONE LAYS BE
TWEEN THE STEAM AND ELECTRIC
LINE. BEAUTIFULLY WOODED. THE
OTHER HAS ABOUT MILE RIVER
FRONT AND ADJOINS WASHINGTON.
G. A. RHODES, 808 RIGGS BLDG. 8
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
nor VATE-6o01l10G1,

BY owNER-POToMAC HBIGHTs. D. @.
Mae ree.s ard esth. two sslaet.; het;wat.e
i ~ s%fs, - IN 49, soos
fruit trees sraps afssr: hrss yafa water I'd
in..aisse sai.. Psss- csvsiasd ss.W. = Iii
at 5bl4 sherrief pl NV.
FOR sALE|ONE-HAff ACNE At HARRISON
statsaa: hss1iiv wooded. asd vsy ssssrsSss -
sum.sr camp or boas. AAdrsA JOHN ". COOK.
TxK0lA PARK. b. C-5fNH LOCATION; u
ss1ao7; safur.isl:d: $500; fsrsisa.d. iselsS
ne skon sss,. g GA. essas. 81. ' ' '
COUfTR1 1STAID-l0 AoRIB: nfFk6V16
By S-room house; equipped With ssssftc neass
Must Be sold At ssss. Prsss. $4,000. itss 4
ct. l.W.
COUNTY SEAT. RR1DDOCK HRTaHTs. ALEX
andrta county: with beautiful grounds. vsse-
table and sdwer sardens. abundant fruit; Il
room house. AMI. newly psDered and deccrated:
iishss etc: $1,000. mile. frsm Wsshinstos
By Aili,sry road or TROLLEY e., car. ssvsy 10 min
dria. Va. Pho.e 40 or 7s1.
HYATTsviLLE. MD.-FOR QUICK sALE,
y. 600: big lot: nice nodern home: rse0s: 4
ss.y s.ra. + WARiSa. sci souss aa -:
% AClAe OF LAND Just Ib HNuTDo
soath Of the White Hoese; approach thrs91A
s. rsrss q Sus e:
hesse, supefintendent's hsu.s. s.Aaat hsDs. sthR
outhuildines. Acreage Il tAis lseatisa b brf1e.
es..s 81 Il f. liz GA Fl is
PRE-wAR PRICES-oR. B.. INV. a.. GAS.
elec.. open nre: Al order; shade: Lawn: nnwers;
at haywood. Va: $4.100 Also Or. shinsle bun-
saiow. at Richiand: newly painted and p.pered:
$500. c. R. AHALT. Owner. 1908 G At. d. II9:
BUY HOME IN HISTORIC FAIRFAX
county. Va: productive soil healthy climate: me-
Washineton: farms and .nhurhan properly.
BOLTON e MILRuRN. Vienna. Va:
Wiz. aACRIFICE LOT. 501ib0. sILV11
s ysaa o ~ s-1 sa.r lsss town. make oHsf
RIvERDALE. MD ROOMS; Anil; HALe
acre: ample outbuldinss: 8. 500 a. a. HE0.
ATTY. II. 2s02 Hyattsville 2S7.
FOR SALE-1O-ROOM HOUSE,: ALL MODERN:
porch io9 r. long: loSsted on t1.srs tract rae Of
der shade: hundreds OF fruit trees and grape
yine; Psise aG so R;,. rs:y t;sms Bee owner
ROOMS ....-........-..S
rooms; v acre; modern. ...............S3.b0 500
9 rooms: large: modern; .....:.:.......--S.oo
Z. c. HALL. Ciarendon. Va. =
FOR sALE-f0-ROOM HOCsE; A.M.C.: 0ND
acre: Livinsstoae HeiEhts: $500: nice ffaif
and Ckerrydaie. GEO. a. RuCKER q co.. A.
eIandSta County G; H.. ClarendoD. We.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOUR ACRES OF LAND. 1o-RooM HOUSE.
hot-water heat. cleo. city eony. min walk
to =. 4 Q. sta: mile from baito. by biya.
MRS. II. GARRETT. 1876 ". Saratoga st.. Baltic.
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FOR sALE-HousEs.
C0atAnueA.

ATTRACTIVE, oOaGFoRTABLn HoMH FOR
small family: six cheerful rooms and spacious
tiled bath; floor eexerinGs SAades and -cahinet-
Park; q genuine home; now occupied BY owner.
Price, $1,000. AddReas Bog 181&H, Star alloe.
FOR sAfE-CORNDR HOUSE ON 18Th 81.
NV, . few blocks north Of Scott Circle: IA
rooms and 8 baths. Price, S26. 900. Possession
shout July 1. Apply by letter to OWNER. Room
62S. Southern bldg
FOR SALE. .FURNIsHDD, q, 90.
New box house. Mt. Pleasant.
Light. airy. baths. 9 rooms, hot
water heat, electricity, porchee.
Owner leaving city. Together VIII
furniture. $500.
FOR SALE95,l $780,
Semi detached box houss-e rooms,
bath. electricity. light. airy. colonial
poEch. To settle an estate
Apply CHAs. 8. sHREvE. 1909 TIL NV.
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FOR sALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE-0N PARK
road nesr 18th st.; ROOMS and bath. cellar: all
price. $500. On 18th Ut. NV: s-story brick
apartment house Of 4 rooms and bath each; hot
heat fsa1sf fssi e efs $500
BEST Buy Z Z c,rx. ~. 9th 81: s;w,-Mos-
house. - rooms, baths; brick garage for three
cars. Possession at once. Don't miss this. Is.
MT. PLEASANT. WEST OF 18th. NEAR PARK
road: practically new; large rooms; southern
water heater: excellent floors; fine roof; Bur-
Ssiled. 1da.e.. soz 2s7:H. Star once eeG s:
BY OWNER NEAR LINCOLN PARK ON THE
west side Of 18th st. bet. E. Cap. and b SITS. Sc
garage large paved alley in rear Price, So, 100
300 cash will be required. Address Box 290-H
Star office. 29s
coLoRED-1o ROOM BRICK. ON 18TH NEAR
balance like rent. WIN McKINLAY. Room 20,
so NV.
l015 ST. NV. -BRIcK DWELLING, 10
rooms and bath. For permit to inspect and price
and terms call Or address Room Z. Warder bldg.
corner 9th and SITS. NV. Telephone Main 4O8S
Tok sALE-IMPoRrANr.
faSzss u ss ~ G soE sSnsEas. q Scst1
~ OStER the kEgT eAKGA1NS. TH4
0S.1c XXENG I1A nOCHES: EES " Low
Y0u CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY WITHOUT
sIoSs Z Fairfax. 1917 New York Az.
.op 1oX u or . e wv ,,,, ..
RICK. rooms and modern hath Po.se.sia.
rivep, Price, g ESQ. BIC bargain. C. r WAR
ING 3Ol Southern bldg
1870
FOE SILL SILL
~ SReSy Hnsss most desiraDle section. 4
ny. ~ 1hAFIoN b.
Il Llse moaern house.
u... ~ ~ i" III od na,hs; NOT
n|,t, ~ n.olrIn improvements.
fon . nA das;-.,,
. Genreeta,n e"'ice Section u
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THOROUGHLY MODERN SUBURBAN
HOME; SIX Rooms AND BATH; GA
RAGE: CHICKEN HOUSE: FOUR
FROM CARS: IMMEDIATE POSSES
ZION. PRICE ONLY $3.50. $500
CASH, BALANCE so PER MONTH.
INCLUDING INTEREST AND PRINCI-
PAL. TAKE ROCKVILLE OR ALTA
VISTA CARS TO DEL-RAY AVE,
WOODMONT, AND ASK FOR MR..
RHODES. 30
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$4,000, $4,000 CASE.

$4,000. $4,000 CASH.
Near Pa. ave. and 1dth 1t. Sc. Con
venient to navy yard. Well built, q
room and bath brick. Cellar under en-
tire house. See this without fail.
NEAR 9Th AND L SITS. NE,
10-room and bath brick. Price. $3.50.
CONVENIENT DOWNTOWNL
Near Goth Dnd X SITS. NV. 8-room
and bath brick; furnace hest; large lot.
Room for garage. Price, 4.e00.
NEAR 18TH 4 PARK ROAD NV,
rooms and bath; hrst-door kitchen:
hot-water heat. Deep lot. with room
for a garage. Price, $1,000.
NEAR 10TH & IRVING sTs.
Desirable detached home; 8 rooms and
bath; frame. Splendid lot with fine cal
trees. Price, 81 600.
21sT STREET NEAR 8.
9 rooms and baths: hot-water heat.
Possession October 18th. Price, s. 500.
21ST ST. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
rooms and 2 baths; hot-watar hest,
Possession September 18th. Price, 81 .76O.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., INC,
1888 G street NV.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

FOR sALE-Two COTTAGES ON WATER.s
edge on Blackstone Island, lower Potomac:
s. 200 each; and 7 rooms; concrete Easements;
large porches; shady lawns; arteyian weH: One
bathing and seafood; e2 miles by auto; nisbt's
ride W boat; motor bus line. DR.. RAUfER-
BERG. the Farrngut.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-Continue1.

PINEHURsr CHEVY CRAsE). D. O.. Sso6
Tsnnyson street: very attractive home with
1Sasn improvement: possession early n May:
. bargain at 81 800 GEO. B. FARQUHAR, at
torney for owner. zoos woodward hhaE. 29'
SUBuRBAN-7-R00N BUNGALOW: Gal. GAR
dsn aud stable: q minutss' ride from city; price
write. ClArsadon. Va. 2ss
NEAR WET FALLS CHURCH~ ACRES. .
room house: barn. hege psultrY hoase. young
bearing fruit: an income home; A.000.
Cory BUNGALOW, SIX rooms, bath, furnace; ore
acre: o .25Q
oherrydals. Va: 9 rssns: two leGs: 5000:
vacant.
Other properties this difscfSea.
THOMAS Z. PETTY. 3olS 18th Ct.
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Is MILES FROM wAsHINGTON-COTTAG
and acres; near Pohick Church. on Washington
,esd Paee S e g. T.irsI
county, Va.
WANT OFFER, on TERMS,
FOR 6 ACRES WELL LYING LAND.
On macadsm and county road. Montgomery coun-
ty. Md. adjoining r. F. Adams place. miles
'''f'H u 'n n. E. sp RYs6s. 1923 NV.
Phone Main 4587; or home. phone Col. 30.
DWELLING, 6 ROOMS AND BATH; AMI;
best latrobe heat; good condition; lot 6ohx150:
good chicken house; fine garden; fruit trees:
Grape vines: fine yard; fence and shade; excel
lent streets and sidewalks; bordering on best
from cars: So .25O: $500 cash; Immediate posses
sion. North 40O7-W.
DWELLING, LARGE ROOMS. BATH, GEL
lar; best steam heat; 3 acres ground; fine selec-
ton fruit; near street cars; Is minutes to Treas
ury; bargain 81. 900; $1,000 cash. North 40O7-W.
Rooms, INCLUDING RECEPTION HALL
garage; chicken house; grape vines; pear trees s
one with $500 cash; balance Of 5000 FIRST
n Ps5
Hyattsyille, Md. Phone Hyattsville 200. Phone
sEAa B y Ns.S.G 1D: o;Ro9M Ho1sE WITH
4 "a a4e' VI 1''o''' ME e. :" James, ne'sn'
CORNER HOUSE. SEVEN Rooms, ATTIC AND
cellar: porches and outbuildings: Y acre. Ap-
PLY , owner Dewey ST., third house from g. S.th
GENTLEMAN's fsEAl'IIFUL COUNTRY HOME
OUT GToN-BALTIMoRE BOULEVARD.
1TE EIGHT Ah Lsaab hooMs
RECEPTION HALL. BATH. BAsEMENT AND
ATTIC: LARGE PoRCHEs: FIVE FARM
LOAN: MOSTLY IN VALUABLE ORCHARD;
HIGHEST SECTION: $500;
GEORGE c: WALKER.
a
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FOR sAI4E-THREE-ROOMED HOUSE AND
two lots. Capitol Heights. Md. Call Line. 1894.
FOR SALE Cn RENT.
FOR RENT OR sALE-40-RoOM HOTEL.
splendidly located. Completely furnished. 1902
18th at. NV.
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FARMS.
Valley View Farm.
"a 900 ReceintS Last Wear

$4,000 Receipts Last Year.
1es acres bordering river, 1900 It. Near
only 10Y miles to District Of Columbia. 100
acres fertile machine worked fields: 800 cords
wood; orchard Of ECO apples. pears. cherries,
plums and peaches. Splendid 2-story 10-roum
house: pretty. nicely shaded lawn. tenant house.
garage, harm, etc. Invalid owners reduced
price. 1880. Immediate possession. Easy
terms. 67acre farm for $500 shown same
trip. Details, page 3S Strout's Spring Cata-
ioTue, copy mailed free. 4. A. STROUT FARM
AGENCY. Dept. 1873, Land Title BLDG, Phila.,
Pa.
FOR SALE-BEARING ORCHARD. ABOUT
1000 trees, 20 years old. principally Winesapa:
CO acres: concrete dwelling; one-haH mile from
city: two trunk line railways. Z. c. VINCENT.
Staunton. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-04-28
SUMMER RESORTS.

DESIRABLE, FULLY FURNISHED PROPER
ties in all sections Of Ocean City, N. j. ara listed
In this slaee for the summer season Of 1913.