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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-28

Yesterday was the Haiser's birthday
He's ffty.nine. We'd wish him many happy
'eturns Of Der Tag if he'd only bring his
I'D navy out where we could get n shot at it,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-28

II L. charged that the packers used Il club
en- congressman. We wonder what they used
on the consumer.
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In the continuation cf the message to be printed
tomorrow Goyernor PenDypaeker discusses the
Dairy and food Division, the Valley Forxe Com
porattons.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-03-12
UPSHAW ASKS FOR
PREFERENTIAL VOTE
CHALLENGES w. ]. HARRIS TO
LET VOTERS OF DISTRICT
CHOOSE BETWEEN THEM.

William D. Upshaw, lecturer, edi-
tor of the Golden Age and candidate
for the United States senate, has git-
en- out copy of his letter to William
j. Harris, inviting the latter to go
into preferential primary in any con-
gressional district in Georgia to de-
eide which one shall retire from the
race against Thomas W. Hardwick.
Mr.. Upshaw states in his letter that
he believes the patriotic vote Of
Georgia should not be divided; that
he feels confident that success is
within his reach; that he is not will
ing, however, to stay in the race if
Mr.. Harris can produce evidence of
superior strength, and hence is will
ing to let the voters of any con-
gressional district decide the ques-
ton.
He proposes to pay all the expens-
es of such a preferential primary,
and abide the result thereof In 9th
er words, if Mr.. Harris gets more
votes, Mr.. Upshaw will retire; if Mr.
Upshaw gets more votes, Mr.. Harris
will retire. While it makes no special
difference with Mr.. Upshaw which
one of the districts is selected he
suggests that they go into some
South Georgia district, away from
their homes.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-03-12
BIG SALE OF CATTLE IN
SOUTHWEST GEORGIA COUNTY
Buyer Looked the Drove Over and
Contracted at Once to Pay Sum
of $4,000 For Them.

Without weighing a single one of
them, or even counting them, Dan
Miller, of Wade, Brimberry & Miller,
of Camilla and Atlanta, a week or so
ago bought between five and six hun
dred head of cattle from G. C. Coch-
ran, a big Mitchell county farmer,
paying him $4,000 for the herd. Mr..
Miller, who is an old western cattle
man, just looked over the steers as
they grazed on one of Mr.. Cochran's
farms and made Cochran an offer for
them. 1t was accepted, enough paid
down to close the deal, and a short
time later the whole matter was
closed. The cattle were shipped to
this section by Mr.. Cochran, who
bought them in Texas several months
ago. He still has several hundred
head. In addition to the cattle sold
to Mr.. Miller for his firm Mr.. Coeh-
ran has shipped several carloads to
market himself. He is one of the big
gest farmers in Southwest Georgia,
and the foodstuffs grown on his plan
tations last year would feed. a good
sized army.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-03-12
INJURE HEALTH BY
IMPROPER DRESSING
GIRLS SPEND TOO MUCH FOR
CLOTHES AND TOO LITTLE
FOR THEIR FOOD.

ATLANTA, Ga.-The less a girl
wears the more she must eat. This is
the law of clothes, laid own by ply
sicians after a full research into the
''folly of fashions"
An inch cut off the skirt necessi-
tates an extra pound of beefsteak in
side-or something like that, as near
ly as it can be stated in untechnical
language.
Of course the whole theory is bas-
ed on cold weather conditions. 1t is
contended that the girl who walks
the street in winter with skirts half
way to her knees, thin silk stockings
and chest partly barred to the chill
ing breeze must eat more than is
good for her, simply in order to keep
the heat calories working. She has
to eat so much that she sometimes
gets irritable, nervous and eventual
ly dyspeptic.
THE girl with money can get
enough to keep her warm when she
undresses for the street." it is said,
but the working girl who spends
nearly all she earns on clothes to
initiate the heiress has so little left
for food that she becomes weakened
and an easy victim for tuberculosis. -
1t is admitted, however, that the
theory applies only to cold weather.
In the summer time, so far as mere
physical health is concerned, every
body would be better off by going
naked, if such thing were possible.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-03-12
FEED OUT YOUR HOGS SIX
WEEKS EARLIER.

In every lot of hogs on feed two
or three weeks quickly and actually
eat less than others. If all would fat
ten like these the entire drove would
be ready for the market six weeks
earlier and to save six weeks feed is
an item that you fully understand.
The hog that fattens easily must
be in prime physical condition. The
B. A. Thomas Hog Powder is a con-
ditioner for hogs. 1t keeps their sys-
tenn clean and healthy and enables
them to fatten quickly without fall
ing prey to the usual diseases of
hogs. The B. A. Thomas Hog Pow
der is not stock food. It's straight
medicine and we took the agency be-
cause it enables you to feed out your
hogs much earlier. WALL BROTH
Frs Dawson, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-03-12
For Indigestion, Constipation O

Just try one 50-cent bottle of LAX-FOS
WITH PEPSIN. A Liquid Digestive
Laxative pleasant to take. Made and
recommended to the public by Paris Medi-
cine Co, manufacturers ofLaxative Bromo
Quinine and Groves Tasteless chill TOPIC.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-03-12

Lee county capital and recommended
that a station be located there. He
described the conditions as being
ideal for an Astrological station, and
it was upon this recommendation
that the government acted.
Stations will be built from which
to send up kites to a distance of
three miles, and these will carry in
struments for guaging air currents.
There is a big aviation camp in pro-
cess of construction near Americas
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-03-12
LeeSburg Selected as One of Six
Sites for Astrological Stations

Dawson's thrifty little neighbor,
Leesburg, is to be one of six towns
in the entire United States to have
an astrological station, according to
an announcement made by T. j.
Chancellor, who has been there for
the past several days representing
the United States weather bureau.
Mr.. Chancellor made a close study
of the conditions surrounding the
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-03-12
CHAS. M. SCHWAB FORGETS
TRIFLE LIKE 100000
He Is Reminded of the Matter by a
Bank President.

Here is a new problem in mathe-
matics: If 100000 equals forget
fulness, what does So equal?
1t is suggested by the statement
made by Charles Schwab in an adj
a school in New York. He said:
GAS one goes on in life accumulat-
ing wealth the less one thinks about
it, The other day l went to a bank
and asked for loan of $2,OOO,O00.
The president told me l already owed
the bank $2,000,000. | told him !
had forgotten all about it."
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-03-12
DUPONT IN 1917 EARNED
PROFITS OF $49,1l2,952
Return Shows Is Per Cent. Realized
on $24O, 100000 Capital Employed

WILMINGTON, Del.-The annual
report of E. I. du Pont de Nemours
& Co., sent to stockholders today,
shows decided progress in the up
building of after-the-war commercial
business on a large scale to take
the place of the abnormal war bust
ness of the last two years.
Profits for last year are reported
as $49,112,952, or 16 per cent. on
the $240,000,O0O capital employed.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-03-12
WHOLESALE PRICES BOOMING
ALONG WITH OTHER THINGS
Have Increased Seventy-6ve Per
Cent. Since the War Began.

Average wholesale prices have in
creased rs per cent. since the world
war began, according to a review
made by the bureau of labor Stats
tics. Most of the advance has been
within the last two years.
From January to December of
1917 the wholesale prices of farm
products increased 80 per cent. food
% per cent; clothing % per cent.
lumber 27 per cent; drugs so per
cent; house furnishing goods 81 per
cent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1918-03-12
AN EARTHQUAKE KILLED
TEN THOUSAND IN CHINA

Nearly 10000 persons are known
to have lost their lives in the recent
earthquake in the Annoy district, in
the heart of the sugar growing lands
of China.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-05
Cash If You Intend to Move

Any tenant Of house in or near Washington,
with or without lease. intending to move. can
confidence arm at 800 Maryland bldg. Phone
Franklin 1868. Washington. D. G.
FURNISHED HOUSE, TO BEDROOMS.
yard, garage: Chevy Chase preferred; long
lease; best references; about $125. Phone
Kensington 100-W. " %
OWNERS WILL GREATLY BENEFIT
BY listing apartments and houses for rent with
PHILLIPS & MOORE, 1410 II ut. NV. We
collect rents. prepare papers. attend to all
repairs and protect the property with the same
care and fidelity as our own.
Phone franklin 1858.
SIX ROOMS INCLUDING 8 BEDROOMS; $50
bonus II accepted. Answer by letter or phone
Main e587. Powhatan Hotel. Room 1928 s.
FURNISHED HOUSE OR BUNGALOW OF s
to rooms; ami; responsible tenant: rent
must be reasonable. Phone Cleveland 1541-J.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS TO LET.
FURNISHED.

OWNER WILL. RENT. FURNISHED, EN-
tire first floor and part second floor; pleasant
S-room house; all modern improvements; near
by suburbs; grand view Of city; winters coal
IN cellar: might rent auto. Address Box 2SS-T,
Star ONCE IL
I, 3, 8, {, ROOMS, EACH WTTH PRTV1TE
bath and sleeping porch. n. 800, branch 181.
Q am. to 4 pm. N. 1421. after 6 pm. Nc
NuLLIN. IL
e1o n. Z. AVE. N.W.-SURNIBHED APT. !:
two rooms and htchenstte; SIS mooth. A. @
NOSES CO., same address, Main 1881.
FURNISHED APARTMENT. TWO ROOMS,
kitchen. bath: one month: immediate posses
sion. Price. $50. Northwest. Address Boz
215-T. Star ONCE. g
THREE GIRLS, IN APARTMENT OF THREE
largo rooms and bath. have room for one more
refined. congental girl. Inquire after $50 pm.
at 144O N or phone Franklin 2sD. g.
HIGH-CLAss APARTMENT. ROOMS AND
bath: handsomely furnished; cafe: yearly
Lease; no children. 500 monthly. North sa2l
MOUNT ALTO INN-WAsHiNGTON'8 MOST
unique apartment hotel. desirable front
suites Of two bedrooms. sitting roam ana batA
with porch. commanding q von6sffm vista q
city, uaasuaI opportnaity. 70 s.esrs s1esR-
60 naia ~ GlnAk - Eisooo6n axA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-05

~" sPIENpn CORNER RESIDENCE.
On aceount Of the owner having been called
b AIMS, be has authorized Us to dispose Of q
spIsndid corner dwelling on one Of the most
prominsnt streets ON the Heights, between 18th
and 10th streets
Has about every modern convenience. House
10 eonspafatively new, yet the owner recently
decorations and fixtures. inclosed porches, Q
new garage TO hold two cars. metal weather
strips. etc.
heat hardwood floors. delishtfully cool
house in summer and heated by an economical
hot-water system II p. Tie winter. immediate
STONE FAIRFAX, 1872 New York ave.
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By OWNER TO PURCHASER DIRECT. NINE
rooms. one bath; INV. h.: electricity; furnish
co; location, Mass. ave. NV. PEce, $4,000.
AddresS Box 296-T. Star ONCE. 7s
ATTRACTIVE, WE'LL BUILT HOUSE. SIX
rooms; ami; possession at once; coal In eel
lar. Apply $3.50 Warder 1T. NV lie
IMMEDIATE POssEssION-CHB7Y CEASE.
Eight-room bungalow; overlooking club; newly
able. Phone Col. 1O00-J r.
5,250-GOOD AS NEW. sR. AND TTLn
bath: back porches. cellar. h.w.h.. electric
reasonable; terms. 1000 Monroe ct. nv END
OF 1lth ct. car line; less than squares from
other lines. NEWsOM, ITO 81 ct. ne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-05

FOR sALB-S16.O 900.
this price. situated on one Of the best streets
on Nashinston Heights Contains "A rooms.
4 bathrooms; hot-water heat; electric lights;
good stssd lot; garage for two cars. Every
10 denonstrate that this house ts considered
f.ve.ahly: We had three cfers last wesk-two
II re sis ~ III s =
FOR sALE-LEss THAN se.ooo-oND OF
those veil sonssrueted s-story houses on LIST St
'es sRroNs IA FX1aF2x. ' Ys4a Ne. .e York ave
5000 WILL su TI5 Is T taiS LESS THAN
14l2 Newton ct.
Porch house stories; cellar; out-of-town
~ HIRES ANOTHER GOOD ONE.
1129 Park fd.-H1eeted By one Of our v9fy
So.vsse s.s. On .tsn for dsbt
WI "A e ;sn a., e: at Sasg.ia.
FOR sALB-PossEss1oN OCTOBER !.
Cleveland Park.
Lee than 1900.
neat; elsctzie Msats: hardwood doors; oSen
nrsplaess; covered porehss. Be quick. It will
sroks : FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOB sALD@3500 CASH, BALANCE MONTH
North Capitol ct. only ei,a5O. $3.50 n. d.
ave., with hot-water heat, electricity; porch
sToNB I FAIRFAX. 1912 New YsIk ave.
FOR sALE-FOUR q LEFT.
DETACHED HOUSES.
''CLBvEI.AND PARK"
Decide o. 80 sssa: you vim 1svsr hav0 an
ether eppertunity . get sueh Q bargain. They
were built hefefe he a6vaDes In lahor and
materials.
Six 90 sbld 70 smart buysn vhs had bseu
lestdng fse n@tiA
$3.50.
$500 Cash, Balance Monthly.
oRseea % iow 10 elsss syndieats. Gould set
b dupaatsa today 1sf O thousand Ders than
ws ask.
Detached House.
"A Perfect Gem"
Hsrdveod Aoers; hot-watsr beat: taled hath
with GAowss; electric lights; eomplets
kitehea, gas range. hot-watsr heatef. porcelain.
Nned Sfnk; an Foe0s ettfaet,veiy -oeeosated;
large open hEiek fireplace IN Nving rooo: vida
eovssni psrcAas frost and FeaS: slsspaAg DeeeA;
s1oGl bea@ const1ucf1sn.
STONE & FAIRFAX
~ NJ oxieAaS
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Prettiest Part of Brookland

FOXALL HEIGHTS.
An attractive Groom and bath home; mod
ern Improvements: Fine cellar. garage; h;w.
hs.ti electric light; aeste.:: condition; lot
dress Box 2es-o. Star once.
CHEVY CHASE. y: G.
9 rooms. bath. garage. $500
II rooms. baths. garage $4,000.
a ss sea.s; .aoSaass ns:sst.! lawn:
Phone Main 52s1. sls Colorado bldg.
N.25O-NEAR 18th AND T-sENI-DETAOH-
ed brick, rooms and bath; Al condition: room
for garage; good heating plant; houses thds
size seldom offered this vicinity; terms. North
TWO sPLENDTDLY ARRANGED HOUSES,
rooms, baths each; hot-water heat; coal in
for winter. This u q splendid opportunity to
S st home and also = silt,edse invest%ent.
567. Price. $500.
OCCUPANCY aIvEN-BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished. attractive; coy. comfortable. e-m.
eVeryihins complete, ineiudins NV piano. e &c.
PHILLIPs 4 MOORE. $40 Ms.yisnd b,ds..
1910 a ct: NV. Franklin 1893.
IN CHEVY CHASE GROVE. NINE ROOMS,
": z. cARTER: Owner: Phone Mein Ssh.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-NEw E-ROOM
and two-bath bungalow; nreproof and heated
garase; large lot with plenty OF shaae; pur-
chaser :. can select paper and electric fixtures.
Price, $500; easy terms
Main 52s1. After pm. Columbia 77bs.
CHEVY CHASE, D. O.-s ROOMS. BATH
and attic over entire house; nice lot and "a
rage. This house fs modern in every way and
can be purchased at 4 before-the-war price,
which is $3.50. and easy terms. Possession
b. G. BAILEY.
Main 1881. After pm. Columbia 775s.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-TEN ROOMS, TWO
bsths; bTiit-in garage; lot esx1so. Price,
" Il. O. BAILEY.
Main 5231. After 9 pm. Columbia 775s
COLUMBIA ROAD.
Ten rooms, bath; h.-w. h.; cleo
trtc lights.
$500.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Ten rooms, two baths; double ga
rage; many unusual features about
this beautiful home; corner lot,
contains 10000 50. #.
Price, $4,000.
CHEVY CHASE.
Beautiful home; newly papered
and painted throughout; double ga
rage; all mod s1n ,n improvements.
First st. NV, near reservoir;
rooms, bath; excellent condition;
Nv. h. and electric lights. A
WEAVER BROS. TBS 18th It. NV.
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An Ideal Home
At Pre-War Price

Semf-detached: II rooms, baths:
garage; $4,000: lease expires Sep
TENDER. See OWNER. 1850 Columbia
road.
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sUREs POSSESSION WITHOUT FRICTION.
Charming home In CHEVY CHASE, MD.
A short distance beyond the inn; block west
Of Conn. ave. Imposing front Of efeam-co2ored
cement on hollow-tile construction; double
house, With central entrance; spacious GAL
leHiss on the sides; interior arrangements de-
signed to afford a maximum Of home COM
fortsi 3 large bedrooms; two tiled baths;
sleepfnf porch; maids room and bath; sarasei
vapor heating system; electric lighting and
every up-to-date appointment. Abundance Of
light and air in every room. Select location
and refined environments. We invite careful,
POSSESSION OCTOBER FIRST. ~
Price, SIS, 600.
GEO. 7. W0RTHIN0ToN d SON,
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1t. Terms. N. 1901.
S12,50DDHTACHED CORNER, HEIGHTS,
northwest; 10 rooms, tile bath; plastersd ga
rage. two cars: h.-w. b.; I'VE porches; rear
stairway; lot IS BY $50 IT,; open fireplace;
ped billiard room; built days labor; metal
weather strips; terms. N. 1401.
SiO,6OO-NEAR SHERIDAN CIRCLE, BRICK.
10 rooms and bath; facing two streets; built
half block to Conn. ave.: terms. N. 140a.
$i8,O00-NEWLY FURNISHED, 18th ST. NV.
OF o; stucco: tile bath; vapor heat; garage.
snts' toilet; shower bath; large ROT ssrdsn;
electricity; tiled kitchen: rear and front
porches; largo studio; furnishin&s and ia4erior
decorations BY ConAnt Of New York and Paul
Of Boston; instantaneous automatic hotIWatsf
heater; screened. Must be ssen to b -.
precfated. North 1401.
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KnBoURNB PLACE, NEAR 18th ST. NV,
three-story brick house, colonial style: eight
rooms. reception hall, bath (tub and shower):
servants toilet; eight closets lone cedar linedl
fully screened; shutters front and rear; hot
water heat: gas and electricity; cellar ceiled:
cold storage room; double brick garage: lot 20
BY los to 2O-foot paved alley; good condition. a.
occupied by owner since built.
Address Box 1927. Star ONCE. =
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GOOD BARGAINS
WITH



TWO HOUSES. $2.75O EACH. OVER
LOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK, NEAR 18th
AND HARVARD SITS. High location.
rooms and bath each. One house has cellar.
hot water. extra fine bathroom. shade trees.
Lot 50x10o IT. Suitable for Navy or Army
of8cer. Terms, 81 600 cash, balance same as
rent. Must sell both houses same purchaser.
NEAR 18th AND 8 SITS. N.W.-$5.500.
Nice press-brick home. colonial front porch.
rooms tile bath, reception hall. pantry. dou-
BILE back porches. cellar. laundry tubs, serv-
ants toilet, hot-water heat. electric lights.
Terms. $3.50 cash. balance SIS per month on
principal.
ON Bird ST. N.E.-$3. 500.
NEAR MASS. AVE. ONLY $500 CASH.
Bay-wndow. brick, rooms and bath
on floors, cellar, furnace heat. Act quick to
get this.
18th AND EAST CAPITOL SITS. NE.
Press-brfck, rooms and bath. Price.
$500. Terms. $3.50 down, $50 per month on
principal.
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INSPECT s14 WHITTIER ST. NV: NEW.
modern seven-room bungalow; four bedrooms:
screened sleeping porch; half block to carr;
twelve sold, one left: ready to occupy.
B. H GRUVER. Phone NJ. 1888. 1Os
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AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY,
ON 18th at NEAR I.AMQNT

AN EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
ON 18th st. NEAR LAMONT.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PIX.
A 2eT0RY SR. AND B. COLONIAL, BRICK
House, WITH DOUBLE BRICK GARAGE IN
REAR. HERE Is A MOST ATTRACTTvES
1UB6CANIIAL HOME, WITH EVERY MOD
06M CONVENIENCE, AND ONE OF VERY
Few HOUSES OF IT'S KIND EVER OF.
FNRED IN THIS CHOICE SECTION. OWNER
LEAVING CITY OFFERS THIS PROPERTY
At A VERY REASONABLE PRICH. sen
GEORGE WIZ. CIssEI. COLORADO BLDG.
PHONE Y. AeeZ. e
MT. PLNA8ANT SECTION; FINE MODERN:
2.story, cellar; b.; q. dsep; h.-w.h.; gas and
ell; pofches; large back yard to alley; white
location. Price, $4.7t0. Sec Nj. WHLETT,
1e00 81 Ct NV.
5000 WILL BUY A s-bToRY AND Base.
mene brick house, containing IL rooms. bath;
good yard; eeavenient to the shopping district;
1ppiy to d. +. Law. 1910 u &c. IL.
$500 WILL BUY A NICE BRICK HOUSE 8
rooms. hath; h.-w.h.; beautifully situated on
Q st.. Randle Highlands; can be bought on
easy terms. Apply to II. 7. Law, 1919 q Sc.
HOUsNlTO SETTLE An EsTATN.
A completely furnished rea16eaee, NINE
rooms and hath: ready for innediate oeeu-
paney; one-haN square frem 1Ath It ear0 ana
nsaf 18th st. and Columbia rad.
TERMS Oue-thard cash, balaleo secured by
1ssd q trust on TIE pfuoesty. .
AMY afhsR <:90 pa, \ n ca
: kfQk 49,.
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FOR RENT-H0UsEs.
FURNISHEn,

BEAUTIFUL DETACHED HOUSE. 10 ROOMS
baths; electric Lights; large porch; AMI
1877 Girard ct. NV. y
CHEVY CHAsEFINN CORNER HOUSE.
rooms. 3 baths; large lot; garage for 2 cars.
Apply George ]. Easterday, 1910 G Ut. NV.
n. 1927.
FURNISHED HOUSE, WITH GARAGE, N
American University Park; rooms and bath:
furnace heat: electric light: owner leaving
city; can give possession Oct. or sooner;
rent. S7b per month. Telephona Gsve. 754-J. g.
DESIRABLE FURNBHED HOUaE8.
ALL SECTIONS.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD Qne).
SIT 18th Ut. NV. g
FOR RENT COlPLETHLX FURNIsHED
house, al Randolph place NV; rooms and
bath: cellar; hot-air heat; double poFcAes:
house In good condition; vacant September r.;
' W. r 2. NoRXoY1p, 40 It. NV,
fURNTTURH FOR SIX ROONS; HOUSE fOR
rent; AMI; ready to move into: furuitufa for
sole, including linens and china; enttro outAt,
1850 cash. cost ne 81 600 one year ago;
party must Leave town. Address Box HIT.
Star once. =
f-ROOH HOUSE. NICKLY TURNisHED: All.
meessa fn1uesvsosafs; veey xeasseae1e = Re-
-tiaAse Dax3R. x4ea1ato nn1aHs ~
- ~ 10R10m6 ..--.-.....la.ss.s.-1
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POSSESSION AT ONCE.

CdEVx CdABD, y. U.
Attractive home; hollow tile, pebble dash,
Spanish tile roof; 8 rooms. bath, shower.
sepne open s s suum snpSe
bargain, $1O.500. Address Boz BOLT. Star Of
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sS, 760-CORNER APT, BRICK; 2 FAMILIES.
1 large rooms and bath each; built By Kennedy
& Davis; rented. 1896 yearly. Over 1osb 70
turns. Live in one, let rent Of other pay for
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MMHDIATT POSSESSION.

IMMNDIATT POSSESSION.
e4.750. Near 18th and Newton
Two-story brick, six rooms: steam heats
easy terms. L. D. r. PRINCE, 1410 Il ct.
BEAUTTFUL RESIDENCE. CHEVY CHASE.
d. O.; eight rooms and bath: hollow-tile con-
struction; garage for two cars in basement; all
modern improvements; practically new: terms
to suit purchaser. Address Boz 1867. Star
office. y
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ROOMS AND BATH. HOT-WATER HEAT.
gas and electricity; conveniently located in
good section; price. $11 500; owner. Address
Box POST, Star ONCE