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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
BECOME FARMERETTES
Pacific Coast Girls Demonstrate Their
Ability TO Pick Fruit and
Hpryeat.

SAN FRANCISCO. October l2-Since
pick fruit and harvest in California
Miss Nancy Glenn and Miss Jean
Wharton. are now undertaking the role
of farmerettes. They have purchased
a large acreage in Glenn County and
have gone in seriously for the patriotic
work of raising full crop for next
season.
Both had experience last year In
harvesting and are accomplished in
orchard and farm methods. They have
purchased tractor, donned the cos
tune of the farm hand and are per-
sonally supervising the cultivation Of
their property
Miss Glenn. who Is chairman of the
Womans Land Army force. In Glenn
settlers in that county. and her asso-
ciate is an Eastern girl prominent in
New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
BRAVERY DURING BATTLE
WINS MAN C0L0NELCY
Old Lines Of Aristocrncy Arc Fast he
ing Broken Down by
Wnr.

LONDON, October 1.-THE old lines
OF aristocracy are fast being broken
down by the war Another instance
of man obtaining promotion from the
ranks to command a battalion is re-
called by the marriage of Lieutenant
Colonel ]. w Watkins. ID. o. S., NJ c..
to Miss Ethel NJ. Price at Tewkesbury.
Before the war Colonel Watkins was a
railway booking clerk on the Midland
Railway, and his father Is stationmas
ter at Ashchurch. Gloucestershire.
Colonel Watkins Joined the Fifth
Glosters as private In September
1914, and saw two years service In the
ranks. rising TO the rank of sergeant
lie was given commission in Deem
Ter. 1916. and speedily gained his com
won the Military Cross. Soon after
u ard he was promoted to command a
battalion Of the Lancashire Fusiliers.
and was awarded the ID. S. O. for or
Ganizing the defense of the front line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
Jugo-Slavs Are Now Planning to Form
an Independent State in Balkans

which stood on the high rond of
"enstern expansion" that prccipi-
tinted the European war.
The Importance OF the JuEo-Slnvs
1ics chiefly In the fact that they nre,
or were before the war, larger
rnciaI unit than either German Aux-
trinnH, HunEnrfnnS, Austrian Poles
or Czecho-SloEakn. Their political
understanding with Poles md
CEccho-SlOvaks In frauEht with
ErcHt pOtentfnlitieH, since these
three races, without counting the
JuEo-Sinvs OF Serbin, form about
twO-thirds OF the Austro- Hungarian
populations.
The Significance of the under
>stnndinE with Italy lies In the fact
TINT the I'll feeling between Itnly
and the JuEo-Slnvs mt the beginning
OF the ,ynr was acute. ftnly
claimed, and by recent trenty wax
promised, not only Austrian terri
tory occupied by Italians. but also
territory occupied by JuCO-Slnvs.
Italy hns now moderated her at
titudc with something OF the Mas-
zini division.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
RECRUITING PIPER BUSY
Nan Whose Band Enlisted Five Rat
tnlions Will See Active Service
Mt Front.

CHICAGO. October 12.-Pipe Major
Kay. OF Chicago. whose kiltie band of
five battalions of men for the Cana
dian and British armies. has left for
the active service against the Germans
which he has urged upon thousands Of
other men.
Three years George Kay was a piper
in the famed pipe band OF the Argyle
land. When he came to America he
brought his pipes. but left his uniform.
When the Kaiser started the war Kay.
a carpenter. at once volunteered the
ish Canadian Recruiting Mission. For
nearly a year Kay put every ounce of
EFFORT into recruiting, and his pipers
have led all other cities In the recruit
ing done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13

LONDON, October 12.-The word
JuEo-Siav L. the Serbian for south
Slnv, and before the war the South
SlsvH numbered about 12.0OO.0
people, occupying the independents
states of Serbia md Montenegro
mud the following provinces of AUS
trln-IiunnEry. bosnia and IIerxe-
SOvinn, annexed as recently nv IDOS;
Dnlmntin, which became Austrian
nfter the NapoIeOnic wars. CrontIn
md SlnronIu, the 5nnat of Tones
var, nntchkn md Dnrnnyn, In south
Hungary. ThcHc provinces, for no
liticni REASONS chiefly, were under
a variety of administrations.
The Turkish tide which In the
Middle AScn swept over the balkans,
md destroyed the old Serbian rH'-
pire swept later over hungary md
WINS only arrested mt the Ente of
Vienna. Then the tide gradually
ebbed, and province nftcr province
became liberated. The JuEo-Sinv
provinces, freed from the Turks, fell
under the power of Austria, aIl OK
cept serbia and Montenegro, and II
WINS the desire OF Austrin for Serbin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
WAR STIMULATES RELIGION,
DECLARES LONDON PASTOR
Thoughts OF Men Are Being Turned
Toward the Faith of
New World.

LONDON. October 12.-Dr. Clifford,
preaching at Westbourne Park Chapel
yesterday. said they were in the midst
OF great religious revolution revo-
luton which. in its results. would be
French Revolution and the great move
ments initiated by Martin Luther and
John Wesley. The thoughts of men
the faith Of the new world would be
inspired by liberty, equality and fra
ternity. God was in the war. During
infdels had become Christians, and
there was more religion in that coun-
try now than during the last fifty
years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
CLERGYMEN SCRUB FLOORS
British Army OMcinls Refuse to Make
Any Exception to Military
Rule.

LONDON. October 12--Attention of
the authorities has been drawn to
that clergymcn serving as soldiers are
employed even on Sundays In backing
boots and scrubbing floors. The oni-
cial reply Is that no clergyman need
enter the ranks at all, and that those
who do SO from unquestionably patri-
otto motives are usually supposed to
have obtained the permission OF their
battalion or other unit. the soldier
who has taken holy orders must not
expect to BIO treated differently from
his comrades The officer commanding
Ia responsible for discipline, and par
tial treatment would have a bad effect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
PURSE JlMMIED WITH CHIsEL
Provoking Experience OF Hnppy Connie
While mt Marriage License
Counter.

Los ANG ELES. October 12.-It is not
often that chisel smoothes the matri-
moniai path, but in this case II not only
started Pasquale Russo and his bride
on the sea Of welded bliss. but opened
the bridegroom's recaltitrant purse as
we'll.
1t happened in the marriage license
bureau. The clerk asked for So Pas
quale took out his purse. one OF those
new-fanEled things with the combina-
tion knobs, and labored fifteen minut es
trying to open It, while an anxious
crowd waited.
The work of filing out the licenses
was resumed after man had been
summoned from the engine room. He
opened the purse with n cold chiscl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
U. S. SOLDIERS FLEECED
Famous blank of Engraving" Note.
Are FLASHED on Americans Waiting
I'm England to Join Service.

LONDON, October 12.-The continu-
Gus procession OF American and Cana
dian soldiers through London has re-
yived the issue by counterfeiters OF the
bear nm otherwise similarity to the
Bank OF England notes. Even the Eng
lish people are being caught. A police
officer testifying In Old Street Police
Court SAFE there are largo number
OF the counterfciters about.
. He added that some had been passed
girl, who had obtained $50 in exchange
for an imitation note. was, discharged.
the magistrate saying that she obyi-
ously believed 1t was good one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
STREET LIGHTS OUT
Drastic Mensures Adopted In London
TO Conserve Gas and
Electricity.

LONDON. Oct ,ber 13.-London street
lighting is being cut down to An ex-
tent that Will save more than one
prewar days This great economy,
however. is small compared with the
enormous coal deficit that has to be
made up.
The scheme provides for only half
the number of lamps used in prewar
days. In outer London large econo-
mics have taken place Where 100
there may be now only from ten to
twenty. In many outer areas no street
lamps are at.prcsent in use.
To save lighting further lamps are
to be lit later and extinguished earlier.
These changes are based entirely on
the need for economy i'll coal.
In the provinces generally much
more drastic reductions have been
made than are possible in London.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
TAKES BoBcAT ALIVE
Telegraph Operator Near Oklahoma
City Felis Animal With
Huge Rock.

OKLAHOMA CITY, October IA.
II. Hood, telegraph operator here. for
the Southwestern Bell Telephone Com
pany, recently captured bobcat with
out the use of gun.
While visiting his uncle, John Odell.
Of Hinton, NJ Hood was tramping in
Devils Canon The bobcat was dis
covered INA tree. Suddenly it jumped
to attack the party. Mr.. Hood stunned
1t with a rock. When the cat recov-
cred from the blow 1t was securely
tied in shirt, with It's feet fastened
by twisted bailing wire. The cat has
been brought here. and will become
part of tho zoo at Wheeler Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
BELIEVED CARDS; SOUGHT END
Claimed Deck Showed Some One In
Family IInd 10 Die Within TWEEN
ty-Four Hours.

from a table at which she had been
telling fortunes with cards. Mrs. j. RI.
Strange tried to kill herself. according
to the police. The cards showed that
some one of her family had to die with
in twenty four hours, she declared. and
she felt 1t was better that she should
be the one. The woman would have
stabbed herself with carving knife
had II not been for her elevcn-year-old
son, who screamed for help and Crap
pied with her. A detective from po-
lice station block away heard the
could harm herself or her son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
GIRLS MUST D0FF INSIGNIA
Laws and Regulations of Navy Depart
mcnt Forbid Fair Ones
Ing Them.

CHICAGO. October l2.-BIondss pos
ing as replicas of the navy enlistment
posters will have to discard those
navy blouses. those dashing little sailor
hats and even the treasured insignia
obtained from the boy in service and
displayed so. fctchingly. Orders. re-
point out that it is "uniawful for any
person not an, officer or enlisted man Of
the United States Army. Navy or Ma
uniform Of the United States Army,
Navy, or Marine Corps. or any distinc-
tive part OF such uniform"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
Airman's Death Shocks
His Prospective Bride

OAKLAND, October IL. Light
cicty girl md nuncee of Lieutenant
a. Ii. StephenH, chief Instructor at
the Caruthcrs Aviation Field, near
Fort Worth, Tex, tore open n tele-
3S5 Eiftieth Street. A messnEe was
expected announcing the dny when
the flyer would depart on icnvc and
visit her.
The telegram bore the news TINT
Lieutenant Stephens had been Killed
In a fall with another officer In an
airplnnc. She had not seen the
newspaper accounts of his death.
Miss TnlmndEc and Lieutenant
stephens met during the Panama
Pacific international E,xpositfon
stephens WINS OF prominent Uria-
tOl Comm family and WINS enter
tnined exten"ireiy during hts stay
here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
0ATHs WORSE THAN WAR
Strange Plea offered by Soldier. Home
From Front, for DESERVING
His Wife.

LONDON. October 12.-At Maryle.
bone Police Court discharged soldier.
who walked with the aid Of stick,
was summoned for deserving his wife.
The defendant alleged that his wife
drove him from home by throwing
plates at him. He had heard some
swearing in the army. he said. but his
wife's Language took the biscuit"
Since he left Mesopotamia he had
heard nothing so blasphemous.
The magistrate asked IL he would
go back to his wife. In reply the man
said. ~ would sooner go back to the
front"
He was ordered to pay his wife ss25
n week
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4 Soldier Mt Twelve.

LONDON. October IA smart -look-
ing lad who, 1t was said. had enlisted
peared at the Guildhali yesterday. His
name was George Darlington. and he
was charged as an absentee from the
ment. He gave his age as nineteen.
but 1t was said he was now only six
teen. On the sleeve OF his tunic he
had two wound stripes. It was mon
toned that he was wounded in the re-
treat from Mons. and had fought at
Ypres. Darlington. who admitted that
he had overstayed his leave. was handed
over to an escort. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
HEIFERS IN BEDROOM
Animals Thought Lost for Three Days
Found Hidden In Unin-
habitcd, House.

LONDON. October 12-Three valu-
able heifers belonging to a farmer at
Bramley. Hants, were lost for three
days last week, and 1t was supposed
they had been stolen.
Passing an uninhabited house. n SOL
dier was surprised TO see the head OF
heifer at an upper window. and the
missing cattle were found together in
the front bedroom of the house. How
they got there is n mystery. and con-
siderable difficulty was experienced in
removing them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
NEW WOLF FOR ROME DEN
Animal Is Delivered to Settle Score
That Existed Twenty-Five
Centuries Ago.

ROME. October 12.-The famous
months empty. 1t seems. and the Eter-
nal City without living symbol of
the foster dam of Romulus. The city
by presenting a new wolf to the capt.
tai. sort Of conscience money. this
There was a little matter in which
Rome and laramie disagreed. some
twenty-five centuries ago. when Ham
nibal was ravaging the land. laramie
took sides with "thc fell African" and
was afterward punished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
WILLS TREATS TO KlDDlEs
Gunner Strong Leaves Estate OF $685.
$50 to Provide Good Time
for rhgIAra-

LONDON. October 12.-An unusual
beQuest Is made by Gunner Henry +.
Strong, OF Foxley-lane. Purley. who
vas s N In FRANCE, and who left
ing the life of his wife to provide the
income for treat for the children Of
the Chelsea and District schools,, BAN
stead. The treat Is to consist or
sweets. Strawberries or a visit to the
pantomime. and Is to DO In the nature
OF surprise.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13

Finds Hin Missing Thirty-Two Years.
LONDON, October 12.-After having
l,st all~trace OF his relatives since he
LIT Bradford thirty-two years ago,
Who before aniisting was conererSy,.
tional minister at Van TasselI. Wyo..
has recently rediscovered them IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-13
belgian Girls Put to Work.

AMSTERDAM. October 12.-Authentic
and girls are being deported from
Client for forced labor behind the Ger
ployed on the transport Of timber and
other material. and replace men de-
portees whose health has been ruined
by the hardships they have suffered.
The Washington times., 1918-07-20

BETWEEN CONN. AVE. AND ROCK
CREEK PARK-Convenient to Bureau OF
Standards: I rooms. bath. hot-water heat.
electricity: fine lot and trees: only 81 500.
Near Conn. ave. and Chevy Chase Club. at
tractive, S-room modern bungalow, with
poultry house: lot 6Oxl55; trees: price re-
duced from s. 900 to $500. Immediate pos
session.
Irving st. N. w. near Ca ave: rooms,
bath. furnace, gas; price, s.. 80.
Petworth, near cars: excellent neighbor-
hood: large rooms, bath: lot Sxi0O; only
s. 80.
Large places In the suburbs, some Of pe,u-
liar merit at SO. 900 and upward.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1901 New York Ave. n. W. Phone Main ues
The Washington times., 1918-07-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR sALE-S4,5 800: A 3-story, s-room house,
with cellar, on AN st \. T.. near d; Of.
fered 50 low to settle an estate: good sized
lot. These houses were formerly held at
81, 900 more. An opportunity TO secure a COM
Portable home In one Of the best locations
on Capitol Hill
STUNE s FAIRFAX. ISI2 N. Y. Ave. n. W.
FOR SALE-E ST. s. E; stories and eel
lar; rooms and bath; large reception hall.
hot-water heat: nice back yard. i5-ft. alley:
prive very reasonable. Only 1900.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1872 n. Y. Ave. N. W.
FOR sALE-NEAR THE LIBRARY: an
Out-of town owner has written US to sell
an up-to-date house: stories and callar; s
rooms, tiled hath; electric lights, hardwood
floors; lot 20Xl29; $3.50.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, 1912 N. Y. Ave N. W.
FOR sALE-SEw HOUSES NEAR THE
LIBRARY-A box style OF a house: al
light rooms, covered porches. bay window
In the rear: hardwood floors, hot-water heat:
nice-siZed lots: 81 80 each. One Is lucky to
have an opportunity TO buy such a modern
house at such a reasonable figure.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1872 y. Y. Ave. ". w.
FOR SALE-7th ST. N. E.: J stories, s
room brick dwelling; hot-water heat: alley,
side and rear; nice-sized rooms; house well
constructed: price. 81, 500.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1912 N. Y. Ave. n. w.
The Washington times., 1918-07-20
UT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

EXCEPTIONAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Large 5oroom improved hotel in Pennsyi-
Vania city with excellent bar trade. All mod
eTn c0nVeniences. Owner anxious to sell.
Junction Of two railroads-New York Central
and Pennsylvania. City II location OF New
4c.E Central railroad shops. 800 employees.
For particulars and terms write or call go
Mass ave. N. W. Franklin SO2. p. J.
ENRIGHT.
The Washington times., 1918-07-20
FOR SALE

Mt. RAINIER, MD.-one car fare. squares
from trolley station: concrete walk all the
way: rooms. reception hall, bath; front and
back porches; steam heat. electric light; gas;
large concrete cellar. electric motor and wash
machine: large cistern: lot 5ox115 to alley:
small barn wired for electric Light. unable
for garage: fruit: two blocks Of school and
churches; price. q, 500: 500 cash. balance 80
per month; or with 100 II. front By rs deep
for -. 600. For above and other suburban
properties apply TO Z. H. SHINN 5sIf Sfth
St. Nj Rainier. Nd. Phone HyattsviIls I5s-J.
u %
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, wash
ington D. c., July 18th. lgiS.-Sealed pro
posaIH will be received at this office. rom
bll District Building, until o'clock p. m.
August 5th, 1915. for furnishing and deliver
ing cast iron water pipe. Forms OF proposals
may be had upon application to Purchasing
officer d. c.. room $50. District Building.
LOUIS BROwNLOw, JOHN C. d. KNIGHT,
and W. GWHNN GARDINER. Commission
ara. d. C 10
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WANTED-GARAGE

NEAR FLORIDA AVE. ana North Capitol 81
Capitol st n
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SPIRITUALISM

licensed by the District Of Columbia
RTY- g. LYAL ARTHAN. Noted Platform
TEST Medium Meeting Sunday evening at
n O'clock IN Society Temple Hall, sos G. ST
n w Gives Spirit Messages and Answers
Questions Readings Daily, IN his Studios In
DE Hall See him. You will make no mis-
take 10
M CHARIJOTTA JEANNE, PSYCHIC AND
TRANCE READINGS
Advice IN regard TO health and success. Also
nuFuberscope readings, telling what success
-rolIr name should bring TO you In life. Once
hours. $50 20 Il a. m, 4 to p. m. and by
100 EYE ST. n. w. ROOM L La
The Washington times., 1918-07-20
DANCING

PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS
Tuesdays and Thursdays.
90 Cents
= MISS BELK. 622 6th ~. n. z
SIIJyER's. en- Ezd-PFiV. les any time. -.
clasa Tues. FTf- eve; latest methods. g.
ahaStR; bAlirpaR fE ruat = ". In
The Washington times., 1918-07-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CoAL-I have option on tract Of hlgh-grads
coal land near railroad and want several
others to Join me in developing Il; 81. 90 re-
Williamson, W. Va 10
The Washington times., 1918-07-20
FREE DENTAL CLINIC

FREE DENTAL WORK.
wanted-ioo white patients for dental
clinics-teeth extracted or nlled By leading
dentists Of city. For further Information
phone Main ga or call at 80 H st.,
Georgetown University Dental Dept Main
SO. Beginning Saturday morning and
, lasting through Sunday.
In
The Washington times., 1918-07-20
Brookland(

$500; bungalow OF hollow tie CO..
struction, containing rooms an4
bath: electric light and hot|WatR
heat; lot ioxio0: high elevation IN bet
part OF this beautiful suburb: terms,
500 cash: monthly terms % suit only
IL years old: possession IN - days
SHANNON a LUCHS.
n. rs. ~ 18th 81 n. ".
The Washington times., 1918-07-20

Harvard Street
Between 18th and 18th SIS.
Nine large rooms and two bathL
Hot-water heat: gas lights. and IN
nrSt-class condition Price only s. 81
Terms. 8. 80 cash. Possession IN rea-
so--blo time See Us today.
SHANNON & LUCE!S,
Phone n rs. ~ 18th 81. n. ".
In
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CHEVY Chase.

Comfortable. convenient home m best
section: rooms. bath and showers
good lot: garage for immediate 90
cupancy. Price. $50. Sc - e
SHANNON 4 LUCHs,
n. rs. ~ 18th 81 n. ".
The Washington times., 1918-07-20

CEMETERY LOTS
CEDAR HILL.
washington's Most Beautiful Cemetery.
Pa ave. s. E (Extendedl.
For White People Only.
Burial Sites from S to IS Each.
Compare our location and prices with those
OF other cemeteries.
Buy Now Before Next Advance In Price.
Save 500 per cent.
Let US take you out. show you the newest,
Most logical and beautiful Cemetery
in Washington.
FREE AUTO SERVICE
For further information, address
JOSEPH ]. CAYLOR, Treas.
"a 9Th ST. ". E. Phone Line. 80
jel-sat, u, th-tf
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ONLY $500
Fine corner property. near Union Station. B.
10 roma hath, large lot. A rare barEain-
ROLAND C. BOOTH.
rs z st. N. W. FRANKLIN Z70e.
CLOSING OUT CITY HOME BARGAINS.
10
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WE WANT MORE HOUSES FOR SALE.
Owners Of property desiring to make
quick sAles should list property with
WI. P. NoRNoYtE. SO st. NV.
mysi-Sot
A LOVELY DETACHED HOME in Chew
Chase by owner w no agents; convenient e
MODERN sIx-RooN AND BATH: pressed
brick: easy terms IN :: 7cs-
HOMES AND PRICES
TOJSUIT YOU.
ATTRACTIVE NORTHEAST CORNER
Il rooms and bath.
Heated by hot water.
Excellent condition.
FRONT AND SIDE PoRCHES.
100000.
HOME IN GEORGETOWN HEIGHTS
9 rooms and bath.
Overlooking beautiful grounts.
GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD.
NEAR Mt. PLEASANT CAR LINE.
9 large rooms and bath
bedrooms.
NEW HEATING PLANT JUST INSTALLED
$4,000
A MODERN CORNER RESIDENCE
Northeast.
rooms and bath.
HOT WATER HEAT. ELECTRIC LIGHrs.
A.75ooo.
A BIG BARGAIN IN BOOMING HOUSE.
Heated by hot water.
. . rooms and bath.
Corner alley
ROOM FOR GARAGE
A.500.0O.
TwO-STORY COLONIAL BRICK
rooms and bath.
Heated by hot water.
Good condition.
EASY TERMS.
$4,000
A RLOOMINGDALE RESIDENCE.
On very easy terms
s rooms and hath.
CONCRETE CELLAR-FURNACE HEAT.
s. 10000
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
Colonial porch.
large rooms and bath.
VERY EASY TERMS.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
ST 18th St n. W. %