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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-31
Wool Dress Goods

Pre-Easter always commands great attention to taDrc
for that eventfu day That the Suit Cape or Doman may
he ,st as anticipated The material is always the funda
mental thought II is carefully selected surely it can be
constructed to please. O., :.
choosing and making. o-
54-inch Fine French Twill Serge 1926 yard
54inch Mems Wear Serge for Domans $3.50 yard.
54inch Jersey Cloth all colors, $575 yard
54-nch Priestley coverts, $3.50 yard. $500
5nch Poiret Twill Covert and sand shades, S5O
yard a,-o
4O-nch Satin Face and Cashmere back Charmeuse 500
yard. go e,os,
SO to 54inch Fine Dress Twill Serge, 69c to $500 yard
36-inch Novelty Innings SOC, o9c, SOC and SlOO yard
BowMANs-dain Floor
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Bulbs and Roots

Gladiolus bulbs, doz., zoe.
Gladiolus bulbs, extra large, doz., 35c
Peonia roots, extra fine, 2 for 25c.
Gamma roots, selected, 6 for 25c.
Dahlia roots, very healthy, 4 for Csc,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-31
New Styles In Shoes

Yes told you there is old shoe-string in
stock Every pair of shoes direct from factory made
of real leather such will give best of service and main
tain Bowmans reputation for dependable merchandise All
priced very moderately.
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BOWMAN'S- Floor.
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Poultry Wire

Now is the tine of the when Poultry wire is
demand. We have it in both the and two-inch mesh
The onench mesh is adapted for small chicks where the
two-inch is suitable for the larger chickens We only
sell rolls Of So 100 and $50 running feet Prices range
from so # rolls of Pin mesh "a in high SIPS $50 #
roll of 1inch mesh, 10 inches high $500.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-31

ere an excellent addition to
the grounds of any home.
Place one of these houses
in the trees on your grounds
and you will find that you
will not have to hang a
TOILET" sign to get ten
ants. Their beautiful song
in the morning while you
are dressing or eating break
fast will dispel that grouchy
feeling (if you are unfor-
tunate enough to have it)
for the day, 15c to $500.
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5 in | Garden Tools

is a very useful garden i'm
plement. Doing away with
looking for the different
tools, as you have them all
in your hand at one time. 1t
can be manipulated SO as 10
make a trowel, weeder, spad-
ing fork, rake and dibber, 3ec
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
REIDI BUYS INTEREST

DOUGLAS, Jan. 6.-Jos. Reidi, pro prietor of the City Bakery, has pur- chased a half interest in the Peerless Bakery, of Juneau, Theodore Heider proprietor. Mr. Reidi will devote part of his time with the business in Juneau, but will continue to run the City Bakery on the Island.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
EXCELLENT WORK IN SUPPLYING
 WAR LOCOMOTIVES

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-The ship ment of American built steam loco motives weighing each 73 tons and assembled ali but the smoke stack and the tender so that they could move away under their own steam within few hours after their arrival in France was among the accomplish ments of the United States Army transport Force under Stress of war and has since been continued
 More than four hundred of these locomotives were so shipped from New York in few months, it was learned here with the lifting of the war censorship regulations, and these were in addition to 1900 which were shipped in sections, nine to a loco tive packed in cases. The ships used to transport the locomotives, com plete, were of a special type with three holds, each hold measuring GO by 102 feet entered by matches 39 feet wide and 42 feet long.
 THE EMPIRES classifieds pay.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06

REGARDS FROM kERTIs

TREADWELL, Jan. 6.-On the last mail, Jack Wilson received card from Grover Kertis, former well known athlete here who is now in France, which reads as follows
 Friend Jack: It's all over for the present over here. I am at present spending a seven-day leave in one of these charming French towns. There is everything here that all Alaskans should have-eat, drink, see and do. I am certainly going to return North when I return to the good old U. S. A. We may have to go into Germany, but 1 am hoping that we do not. Give my best re- gards to all the boys-and don't for get the girls. Sincerely yours,
 GROVER E. KERTIS,
 GO. L., 23d. Engineers, France
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THANK" CONVOY

A report has been circulated that Hank Gowdy. the great catcher and !he first professional ball player to enlist when the war broke out. has been killed in France. It is hoped by his thousands of admirers throughout the United States that .he report will prove untrue. Gowdy las been a real fighting soldier boy. md his action in signing up with Jncie Sam at the beginning of hos ilit1es earned for him the admira ion of every American.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
BERGEN TAKES ON
 ADDED IMPORTANCE
 SINCE THE WAR

BERGEN, Norway, Jan. 3.-Since the war began Bergen has taken or added importance as shipping cen ter. It has been a point where neu tral ships gathered to be conveyed through the danger zones and al
 passengers embarked for British ant Scottish ports Because of the great influx of English-speaking tourist in normal times, English was spoker
 very generally in the larger citief and towns even before the war but now nearly all Norwegians speal
 English. Foreign refugees from Rus
 sia and Finland recently have kept Ill the resort hotels in the Norweg ian mountains crowded. Travel ha far exceeded the capacity of the railway between Christiania and Der gen and the inns have been unable to accommodate the great mass Of
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
FRANCE HAS NO FEAR FROM THE
 BOLSHEVIKI PEOPLE

LONDON, Jan. 4.-The Germans must pay not only in money, but in kind" President Poincare is quoted as saying in an interview with the Paris correspondent of the Chroni- cle. otherwise they will be able to injure us with our machinery. while we are procuring new machin- cry. Premier Lloyd George has agreed to that principle"
 Poincare said that France and Great Britain have agreed to the main points of President Wilson's fourteen principles.
 France has no fear of Bolshevik ism" Poincare said, declaring much has been done to improve social con. ditions, particularly the financial system.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
MILITARY TRAINING TO RE CONTINUED
 IN A UNIVERSITY

BOULDER, Clo., Jan. 2.-Miltary training is to be continued at the University of Colorado after the de- mobilization of the Students Army Training Corps. Dr. George Norlin, acting president, announced short time ago. The training is to be coz ducted under the Reserve Officers Training Corps system.
 The acting presidents announce ment followed the action of the Board of Regents, making military training compusory for freshmen and sophomores and authorizing him to organize the Reserve Officers Training Corps on the basis of which it existed bSore the establishment ~of the Students Army Training Corps at the University.
 The Reserve Officers Training Corps is a National Student organi- zation created by Congress in 1917
 Under the act providing for it's or ganizes unit of 100 men is entitled to aid from the Federal Government which will provide commissioned of ficers as instructors, rifles and uni forms for the students
 A student who has been in training for two years under the plan adopt ed by the University may enter into a contract with the War Department to continue training for two years longer, receiving in return commu tation for his board and lodging and army camp. At the end he may ac cept a commission as Second Lieu tenant or retire to civil life, without obligation to the Government.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
DR. SARGENT RETURNS

DOUGLAS, Jan. 6.-Dr. A. R. Sar gent returned this morning on the City of Seattle from a hurried busi-
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Today's News Today-In Empire
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
LEAVING ON SEATTLE

DOUGLAS, Jan. 6.-Doctors Mont gomery, Krulish and Gage, the Gov. ernment physicians, and two trained nurses with them, Miss Nolan and Mrs. Phillips, expect to leave on the City of Seattle tomorrow for the South. Dr. Heliker and Miss Fur ner expect to follow on the Alameda about January 18th.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
FRENCH WORkMEN WITH
 WILSON

PARIS, Jan. 4. - Workmen of France, determined to prevent flu ture wars, will insist on a peace based on President Wilson's pro gram Albert Thomas, Minister of munitions, said today. He said he based this statement on information obtained from thousands of French soldiers.
 we do not want our descendants to engage in another war, we do not want them even to know the meaning of war" declared Thomas, who is a Socialist and labor leader.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06

Give us your next order for trans. fer work or coal. Juneau Transfer
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06

ness trip to the bedside of his mother near McMinville, Oregon. He says his mother is still very low, but hav- ing received a wire from here that the influenza situation was still very bad, and that one of his daughters had contracted the disease, he hur- riedly returned home and was much relieved to find the health conditions on the Island in such good shape.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
RUSSIAN XMAS SERVICES

Russian Xmas services will be held in the Greek Church tonight at 7 o'clock. Services will be held at Douglas tomorrow morning at S o'clock and again in Juneau at 10: a. m. Rev. Kashevaroff will offtc- fate at all services.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06

refugees who are endeavoring to make their way across the North Sea on the crowded steamers operat- ed by the British Government
 In spite of their proximity Swe' den and Norway are quite unlike. The former is more military. It re joices in it's own music and literature and does not content itself with standing in the shadow of any
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06
AT THE THEATRES

DOUGLAS, Jan. 6.-The same bills as appeared last night at the local show houses, will be seen again to- night. The Liberty is presenting Jack Pickford in "The Spirit of '1T' as it's feature number. The Lyric has as it's principal attraction, the great Russian dancer, Pavlowa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-06

great power. Monuments to lbsen, Grieg, Ole Bull and Bjornson show the devotion of Nor ycgians to their own men of genius.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-05-17
VIM. p. NORMOYLE.
SO + st. y. W.

S:.l5o--F 81. nv. near Union station
Plaza room ma bath brick dwelling.
Si..O0-kcef"T 81 n. W. 500 block. r.
room and bath brICk dwelling, furnace
heat, colonial porch
H.200-rk ST. n. u. west Of y. Cap. st.
room and bath brick. furnace heat
81, 2OO-LonEfc!low It. zoo block, Groom
a nd bath. eni-dctachrd dwelling
25O-Upshur -. n. ". IN the 500 block
S-room and bath brick dwelling. hot-watcr
S4.sO0 e st. near Sth st 5. 9. rooms
and tile bath brick. furnace heat. hard
wood trim overlooking Eastern High
Sc ho"l grounds.
s475O-BungaIov on Franklin st., cor.
7O,h 81 n e rooms bath hot-UatNT
heat. electric lights, porches - r. front
IS. 500 Modern brick on eth St near =
ST 9 90 . rooms and bath. hot water heat
S7.0OO-l7th st. n W. 1900 block,
rooms and bath. steam hrat-
$40 Detached corner property on
Geranium ct. near Takorna Park. 10 rooms
and bath; electric lights, hOt-water heat.
porChes
SIS. OOO-Investmcnt property: substan-
tiaI brick building occupied as moving pic
$50, 900 Business property on h st bet.
9TH and 10th ste. n
So. OOO-l4th business property .
downtown. best buy in town.
Sos. OOn-9th st near + -. ". sub
stantial building. no expense TO CW ncr .
sed at 8. 600 per year.
500. 600 Magnificent mansion. elegant
location on X St. near Conn ave. n ".
WIN. u. NORMOYLE,
$40 f st. \. W.
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Nm. p. NORMOYLE.
so + st. \. W.

CORNER RESIDENCE.
NEAR THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
PARK.
$500.
You will be delighted with this new
house. SplendIdly constructed by q re-
liable builder. 10 shows 10 strong advan-
tage when compared with other properti -
now offered for Ealc al considerably higher
prices.
ton, with StuCCO finish. cement pOrCheS
and eight splendid rooms on two floors.
with central entrance hall. and large
roomy attic. " IS well worth inspection.
Hnt-water heat. Electric lighting. Two
open frCplaccs- Big terrace with boN
hedge. shrubs, flowers. Garage Immedi-
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GEORGETOWN

S6,50O.OO
POTOMAC AVE. overlooking the
Potomac. Seven-room house, a SPLEEN
did bargain for some one. Quick
action necessary. Sleeping porch;
garden; chicken house, etc. Must be
seen.
S5,500.00
QUE ST. near Thirtieth. Seven
rooms and bath. Bargain.
SS,500.00
WISCONSIN AVE. near Observatory.
EIeven-room, two-story house; garage.
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COLONIAL BEACH PROPERTY

5-ROOM cottage furnished; water in yard:
at Colonial Beach. I4IO 9Th st y. ".
North S2ll-W. Is
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NEAR lat AND SITS n. z.
Attractive 2-storY cellar brick. rooms
bath, furnace heat; nice yard to alley.
ONLY $3.50.
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FOR SALE-PRICE 81 1000.
Here's a real hlgh-class PROPOSE
ton on Taylor st. large rooms
- bedroomsl, with all modern con-
veniences Very deep yard. This
property Is worth every dollar Of
the asking price. Phone M. 1904.
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FOR SALE-LOTS
$50 $50 $50
LOTS LOTS LOTS


$50 $50 $50
LOTS LOTS LOTS
Quit being a tenant. Be your
own landlord. Cut out the high
cost of renting and come out to
COLMAR MANOR, -.
Washington's new suburb. Buy your
lots, build your home and plant your
garden. Choice lots $50 Up to 1859.
Healthy and beautiful locations
with desirable new homes all around
you.. Gas, sewer and electricity.
The growing suburb Of today, sit
Iated on the Washington and Balti-
more Boulevard, Just Y mile beyond
the District. Take cars at 18th and
H SITS. n. E. and get off at the prop.
erty, or fill out the blank below and
let US take you out without any obi
cation to yourself.
Don't let this opportunity slip
TO own your home, as the lots
are going fast.
EASY TERMS ARRANGED.
THE j. w. HOLLOWAY CO.,
ITO + ST. =. w.
Tel. Franklin sos.
COLMAR MANOR,
THE j. w. HOLLOWAY CO.,
Room "a, Metzerott bldg, SO
III O1110 F st. n. W.
Or Date. ............ $780,. -.
Kindly send me maps, illustrations
and full Information regarding build
ing lots at 80
COLMAR MANOR.
Name ....'' .......s''s
ADDRESS ,,..-....-....'s.&
City and State.
"I. "'1i..- Is
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FOR RENT-ST0RES

STORE and room; fixtures. counters,
Largo tiled lreboz oShn 9TH 81 y "
SIa - per month. Phone Main $40. -
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Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc,
8i3 18th st. N. w. -
Main 426
CHEVY CHASE RESIDENCE.

CHEVY CHASE RESIDENCE.
$3.50.
Here is your opportunity to secure a new
semi detached home On keOkuk street.
west OF Connecticut avenue. II you have
=, 900 to invest and can pay $50 month
on the Principal Interest eXtraD YOU
should see US at once, II you want your
moneys worth in IN Up-tO-date and com
fortable home, delightfully."- located. NOJ
can move right in the house. nd take pos
sion without any legal squabbies Entrance
hall living room. dining room. breakfast
porch. pantry and kitchen on the iTSt hoOT
Four bed-Chambers and modern tiled bath
room on the second Moor: attic HOr-
water heat. electric lighting: house beau
tIfully finished and decorated See US
about y today. can al office and arrange
to view the property.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
CORNER

Cozy two-story and cellar brick. six large
cheerful rooms. modern bath. hot water
heat. good lot to alley, nicely finished in
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$4,959c

BRICK BUNG show
Near District line. in Maryland ; rooms
and bath on one floor Shdh finished attic
.arge porCheS: cellar: electric light. open
fireplace; furnace heat: large lot. near car
line. Terms. Immediate possession.
MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN.
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$500
$4,000

CORNER LOT NORTHWEST.
Suitable for garage or gasolene service
station: 49x94 feet.
MAHoRNEY & SULLIVAN.
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PARK ROAD, NEAR 10TH ST.

Three-story and cellar brick, ten large
rooms. modern cOnVeniences. large lot
room for garage This is an exceptionally
well built house and one Of the best OPP
portunties we have. Price. $500.
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NORTHEAST SECTION

" $4,500.00
THIRD ST. near B 81. Six rooms
and bath Large cellar; good oppor-
tunity for bargain.
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NEAR 22D & MASS. AVE.

Attractive three-stOry brick with side
ii Cht. eleven rooms. bath. steam heat. good
lot. all rooms large and cheerful high cell
ings. open fre-places. ca binet manteIs
Price, $500. Possession.
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Advert Using
FOR SALE-HoUSES
y. L. SALISBURY CO., INC

~. l.. OANSbCR1 W, IN
FOR sALE-PRICE $3.50.
Dandy little home in the north
east; rooms and bath. modern.
owner will give possession in 80
days. Phone u. 1904.
FOR SALE-PRICE 5000.
The best buy in Columbia
Heights. Fine corner home. con-
venient 20 Two car lines. S rooms
and bath. and heated BY hot water.
The inside houses being similar
have sold for more money than We
are asking for the corner Inspect
today. Phone NJ. 5s04.
FOR SALE-PRICE IS. SOC.
Fine little home in PetwOrth.
rooms and bath. with hardwood
floors and electric lights. Large lot.
house 20 feet wide. Owner Occu-
pant will make terms and give
early possession. Phone 81. secs.
FOR SALE-PRICE $1,000
Here's a real hlgh-cIass PROPOSE
ton on Taylor st. large rooms
- bedroomsl, with all modern con-
venlences Very deep yard. This
property is worth every dollar Of
the asking price. Phone NJ. 5s04-
FOR SALE-PRICE ss.5oo
Near new Central High school.
Good comfortable home OF rooms
and bath. Convenient TO car line
and close to 18th 81. business house.
Heated Nv hot water. Large yard.
Paved alley. 6hOne VI. 59o4.
FOR SALE-PRICE $500
delightful home. containing 10
rooms and baths, and having hot
water heat and electric lights.
Located in one of the prettiest and
most attractive sections OF Mt.
Pleasant. Lot i40 feet deep. Ga
rage. Phone VI. 1904.
FOR SALE-PRICE 3s.5o0
On Harvard ST.. near I4th ST, 5
story brick. containing 10 rooms
and . baths. and having hot-Water
heat and electric lights. The house
IL In tip-top shape and can be de-
liversd promptly. Phone NJ. 5So4.
FOR SALE-PRICE $4,000.
On Park road. overlooking Rock
creek The location is ideal and
the home all that could be desired.
rooms and bath. hot-Water heat
and electric lights. You would be
properly. Phone NJ. 1904.
FOR sALE-PRICE s1e,5oO.
= modern and complete home in
SauTs Addition. on attractive cor
ner. Fully detached and in excel
lent condition from top TO bottom.
Pretty lawn and flowers Large
lot with ga "a &c. Possession June
LIST. Phone NJ. 1904.
FOR SALE-PRICE SI2.75e.
Handsome 3-story home in one
Of the finest squs res Of Ingleside.
Lamont ST., near 18th st. 10 rooms
baths Finely finished. IS feet
wide. In Al condition. Occupied
by owner. Early possession. Ga
rage. Phone 81. 5sO4.
FOR SALE-PRICE sII,5Oo.
Fully detached corner. near 18th
81. and Piney Branch road. 2-story
and attic frame. with large front.
side and rear porChes. Living room
across front OF house, open fire.
place. rooms and bath. hot
water heat and electric lights
Garage. Phon VI. 1904.
FOR sALE-PRICE $4,000. .
An opportunity 10 secure a fine
tAe~eItfed-ttofhe IN loIn 81. hlGn
landS---CoiOnlaI design Ten
rooms, two elegantly appointed
bath-O3mS Ample porches. Brick
Earase FOR two cars. Large lot
Phone.sf s55oI
~ .gTA[fs.,
,YES we A COMPLETE LIST
dEdOmES. LARGE AND SMALL.
PHONE rs If YOU ARE IN THE
MINT .r.s
y. fniSANSBURY CO.. INC
;.Everythins in Real Estate"
1921 13tli st y. W.
Phone NJ 59o4-5. l.
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NEAR IlTH ST. AND PA. AVE s. y
s large rooms. bath; cellar under snAhS
house; good yard to alley.
PRICE. ONLY $500.
$500 cash. $50 monthly. Including all IN
terest,
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FOR SALE-ST0RES

SToRE-IncIuding ice box. counters, meat
block and show case. well stocked. in eX-
cpIIpnt neiEhhorhood. fine living rooms
For information. West 1857. q
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Price, $1,000.

I Street s F.. seven room mnder1
house with lot y by 100 Terms $3.50 cash
balance $3.50 per month. 10 include in
terest ana principal
John f. DonOhoe & Sons Inc.
314 Pennsylvania Ave. S. f.
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NEAR NORTH CAPITOL ST.

North Of r J. ave Modern two-storv
brick, six rooms. bath. cellar. hot water
heat. electric light. good lot, possession
Price, $4,000.
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NEAR 10TH & PARK ROAD

Colonial brick. two stories. concrete Gel
lar. SIX large rooms. reception hall, tiled
bath. electric light, hot water heat. GOOD
lot. front porch. Price. $1,000. Posses
sion.
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CHEVY CHASE

EASY AS-BEAUTIFUL HOME
The best neigh borhood on Connect
cut aye: 30-Toot free parking space;
eight rooms and bath, with three eK-
ira bedrooms, bath and sleeping porch
easily completed. This is not only a
comfortable. we'll built home. convent
ent 10 school and street cars. but is
an excellent investment as we'll.
The price is right. the terms easy.
Have also other property or will
build to- msteriaIize YOUR DREAM
HOME.
$12,5O0.00
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Price, $3.50.

sixth Street y z between East Capitol
Street and Maryland Avenue sIz-roonr.
m 0dern brick house VIII make a good
home or paw well az an Investment ANY
reasonable terms accepted
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NEAR 18th AND SITS. n. z
Substantially built brick, containing
large rooms, bath.
NEAT HONE. AT t2,6So.
Can arrange convenient terms
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FoR sALE-PRIcE 5000.

FOR SALE-PRICE $500
4 delightful home. containing 10
rooms and baths, and having hot
water heat and electric lights.
Located in one Of the prettiest and
most attractive sections OF Mt.
Pleasant Lot 100 feet deep. Ga
rage Phone VI. 59O4
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FOR sALE-PRICE s1e,5oO.
: modern and complete home in
SaUTs Addition. on attractive cor
ner Fully detached and in excel
lent condition from top to bottom.
Pretty lawn and flowers Large
lot with garage. Possession June
LIST. Phone NJ. 1904.