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The St. Johns herald., 1919-04-24
VICTORY LOAN QUOTAS

The following is an appor- tionment of quotas assigned to the several districts as given op- posite their respective names in the Victory Loan drive now on:
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 had arrived in the U. s. again and was at Camp Merritt. FranE
 is a member of the famous 158tE Infantry Band. No doubt he vii soon be home.
 On account of inclement weath- CT. emergency calls and personal sickness G.F. Weaver, veterinary surgeon, will not be in St. Johns before about May ', 8 & g. 1 ex- pect to be at Vernon Saturday, May 8, Concho Monday. May 5.
 E. w. Wiltbank of Eagar was attending conference here Satur- day and Sunday. Mr. Wiltbank is one of the owners in the famous Marvel grist mill recently set up in Edgar and which is certainly putting out a good grade of flour. Mrs. Earl M. Patterson has re- ceived word from her husband at El Paso, Texas, where he is in a hospital for treatment of some nose trouble. It is expected that he will be home next week. We venture a guess that some ONE is surely happy.
 In a letter to Mrs. Karnes, from her husband J. J. Karnes, who is at Mathis, Texas. he says everything looks lovely down there, the trees are loaded with oranges and lemons and the whole country looks like a flower gar den." Joe is expected home next week.
 Mrs. John T. Lesueur and her son, Paul, who attained to the rank of Lieut.. in service of Uncle Sam, arrived here from Mesa last week, and are visiting with old friends and relatives. They will remain here for a few days and will then go to Edgar, where they have other friends and relatives.
 Tony Chavez an q Epimenio Armijo left for Magdalena, NM. Tony went to visit with his father and may remain there if he can obtained employment. MT. Ar milo went to attend to some bus mess matters and will also visit his parents by law, Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Garcia.
 Henry Espinosa, who has been deliveryman for the A. & B. Schuster Co.,, for several years, has severed his connections with that firm and will leave for Mag dalena today, at which place he expects to make his home. Henry is a bright, upright young man and we are sorry to lose him. The HERALD wishes him success in his new home.
 J. M. Richey and family, Fred Nelson and family and Thomas Irwin and his family were here from Richville to attend confer ence Saturday and Sunday. MT. Irwin lost his team while trying to cross the river at Richyille one day last week. They were both drowned and Mir. Irwin narrowly i escaped with his life. The river was very high and running very swiftly where the crossing was attempted.
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Local Items
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Joel Mineer received a little girl into their home last week.
 David Christensen and family have moved to the Lyman dam.
 F. G. Nelson of Bluewater, IN. M. was a visitor here during conference.
 Tuesday morning. April 18th a baby girl was born to MT. and Mrs. Orson Plumb.
 Jas. Shreeve and A. S. Waite furnished music for a dance at the Lyman dam last Friday night.
 Fred T. Colter was business visitor here last week. After day spent in St. Johns he went to Holbrook.
 Father Derichment went to Springerville Tuesday, where he will remain for a few days at tending to church affairs.
 The Stockmen's State Bank has been appointed administra cor of the estates of Elena Ella and Lucy E. Castillo. hv .Judpa A q Gibbons.
 We are informed that B. Y. Peterson contemplates building palatial home on his farm just south of town. The building is to be built of stone.
 J. Smith Gibbons is surely proud man these days. He says that they have the only baby girl at their home. She was born last Saturday morning.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Brown left Tuesday evening for their ranch, near the Whiting sawmill. Albert intends planting large crop there this spring.
 See the Apache Garage ad. in another column of this paper. Andrew Davis, the proprietor. is on the job and gives prompt atten tion to all work taken there.
 Ed Gibbons, who has been at the Lyman dam guarding some small pox cases. came down Sun day night, as the quarantine had been raised. Ed reports things as moving at the dam.
 The people of St. Johns are re- joicing just now because the town reservoir is full of good snow water thus insuring good gardens for this year, if. a little elbow-grease is use on the end of a hoe also
 AS. Waite is still on the water wagon. The pipe line of the St. Johns Water Works is still on the blink. We hear some little talk that new water company is go- ing to be organized.
 Bud Greer returned Monday from Holbrook with 20 span of mules which are to be used at the Lyman dam. Those in charge of the work at the dam are pushing it as fast as possible.
 NOTICE: To any and all par ties wishing to dc business with the County Treasurer, call on Abel Ortega at the Stockmens' State Bank and he will promptly attend to your wants.
 Prof. A. E. Johnson returned last Friday from Huntington; Utah. He is here to close up his business affairs. His health is
The Washington times., 1919-11-20
FOR sALe-H0UsEs

FOR sALE-PRIcE, s4,soe. Can be sold
on terms OF $3.50 cash and easy m0nthiy
two-story, W bay-winao~ I'VE S1mnkH srish house. ecu
tanning six rooms and bath. and having
a large back yard. You will md this an
excellent house for the money.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1905 n g. n. W.
FOR sALE.PRIcE. ,7,5oo wes, of 18th
lo nal house OF attractive appearance, hav-
in 3 large front porch. electric lights, in
IA q noo.s @ and occupied by an owner who S
spect this house at any time.
BOSS q PHELPs. Inc, I4os II ST. N. w.
FOR sALE-PRIcE. sl2.7so. A homo Of
this character very seldom offered for
are rooms sna bath, iou4
rooms. os X floors. hot-water heat, electric
lights large front porch and . large
BOSS q PHELPS, Inc. 1905 H ST. N. w.
FOR sALE-PRICE. $4,000. A well To-
Gated northeast home ;owner will make
terms OF $500 cash down and easy monthly
payments; this is a three-room Deep six
room b7ck house; all of the rooms are
arge: heated with furnace, and the house
excellent condition.
soss PHELPS. Inc. 1908 H 81. n. ".
OR sALE-PRICE, $500. In columbia
HeiGnts. south Of Park road: three
story. bay-window brick house. having
nine rooms and bath, I'VE bedrooms, heated
with not water This house can be seen
al any time and reasonable terms OF sale
made.
BOSS . PHELPS. Inc. 1905 H St. y. ".
FOR SALE-PRICE, 1850. modern
northeast home: excellent location: q
two.story house. having hot-water heat,
narowood hoors porches. screens and avn
insa There 10 also brick garage holding
BOSS & PHELPS Inc. 1905 H ST N. ".
FOR sALE-PRIcE, s1l.soo In wash
ington Heights, west of Columbia road: !:
colonial style house. situated on the cor
there are ten rooms. two baths, hot-water
peat; electric lights. oak floors, front porch.
breakfast porch. and sleeping porch. Pos
session any time
BOSS PHELPS. Inc. 14ss n ST N. W.
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So,eoo+K st., near 10th: 1o-room
trick dwelling: 20 feet front: in very
good condition; excellent location Tor
. business man or one wishing to rent
rooms
SEE .eoo-L St, near 18th: containing
Is roomA baths. steam heat; lot
.5x13s; alley. This IL no more than
was loaned on the property ten or
Afteen years ago.
q. oe.eoo-Naaachrsetts ave, near sth;
. stories: IL rooms: hot-wafer heat
sl4y ave. near
ith. an exceptionally fine house. ~
rooms; hos-water heat; lot z9xsl.
Hsuss In excellent condition
saSee-Near 1s 81. and Columbia
road, on Washington Heights Ar
ranesd for two families; rooms and
bath On nxst door: rooms and bath
I be in excellent condition: Could not
be duplicated today for $4,000. Price
to QsAek buyer. $500.
rooms; red brick front Possession
In 30 dsvA
S1<yeoo-An attractive corner resi-
dance on 1sth st.. near Coiumbia road;
IL rooms; steam heat; lot +2xloo. Pos
session
9s,soo-U IT.. very close to 18th;
stories and cellar; rooms and bath;
lot lsxi4s to q wide alley. Possession
IN - dayA
os,See-TA Quebec st. Attractive
home Of rooms and bath. handsome
trimmings; hot-water heat. electric
Eghts: vide frontage.
S7.sse-vacant- Vicinity Of Dupont
n
and bath; ho<-water heat: room for
garAge; double front porch
q, Sa,5oo-Arranged for two families,
west OF isth ST. ! unusually well con-
structed: built By . capitalist who ex-
pected to keep them: rooms and bath
90 the Arst floor; rooms and bath on
the second, separate cellars and heat
ing plants: covered porcheA This
kind OF house IL the most economical
ee,Doo-sth Ut. near "O:" . stories;
rooms; Ioe ,ox1.s; alley.
S,MeHIn the vicinity Of North
Capitol ana 49," stories and cellar;
rooms. rooms on . floor; covered
porches: public alley.
Ss,sss-Pennsyivania ave NV:
torss: good condition
te,$So-Practically new; near North
Capitol and RI" stories and cellar,
bard wood floors: beautiful tiled bath
rcc-a; hot-water heat; So feet front;
an abundance Of light
S8,Seo-A most attractive house on
First st. near wv rooms and bath.
porches.
4oIoo-Dwelling g ST.. facing
PenAon Office. 10 rooms and bath.
large lot: rapidly becoming valuable
for business: NO lease; reasonable
Park road near 18th st-Two stories
and cellar. rooms and bath: hot
water heat; electric lights; hardwood
doorA
sss x 1T nv.-A desirable downtown
residence, 3-story and basement, 10
roma bath; excellent location for
roomtng; price reasonable.
q. 500 st- NV. between North Cap
ixol and LIST, . rooms and bath, hot
water heat; lot 1880.
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Attractive Northwest Low
Priced Dwellings.

Attractive Northwest Low
Priced Dwellings.
If you contemplate pur-
chasing a home you cannot
afford to make a decision
without first looking at the
many bargains we offer.
We have on our lists many
houses that we offer at
prices less than asked five
years ago.
ss,S0o-North Capitol. near r St:
dwellings with cellar under tho entire
house: room for garage; reasonable
terms
tached. J stories and cellar: rooms
and bath; furnace heat
ssese-North Capitol It.. near N;
rooms and bath.
A.S5o-Rhode Island avenue, near
sth st., brick dwelling; rooms and
s4,7so-Near list and sta NV; 3
story dwelling, with cellar. rooms
and bath; furnace heat.
$s.ooo-sth st. near o; . rooms and
bath; stories; lot 1ox1os to an alley.
s4,soo-Florida avenue NV; rear sth
St; 8 rooms and bath
Se,5o0-On the Heights, west Of 18th:
handsome front Of light brick and
limestone; lot 1sx1oo.
SS,85o-On the Heights, west Of 18th
house; reception hall, dining room, pam
try, kitchen. sleeping rooms; stair
ways.
Ss,ooo-Near 18th and Monroe sts.;
2 stories and cellar; rooms and attic;
lot 26x1oo.
&5.5OO-Just the kind of house you
will like: 2 stories and cellar; 4 rooms
deep on each moor. hot water heat;
covered porches; southern exposure; on
one of the most popular streets on the
Heights; convenient to cara
&4.65O each-Two very pretty brick
dwellings: comparatively new; west
and bath; hot-watsr heat; electric
lishta
s5,75o-On sth street near y;
stories: . rooms and bath; lot 2oxloe
to an alley.
$1,000 1e-room brick dwelling
on sth street near P; stories; lot
s5 feet to a public alley; must be sold
to settle an estate
A,75o-.d street near F; rooms
and bath
&573O-3d street near @; 8 stories
and cellar; 10 rooms and bath
Ss,Soo-Near the Court House; . s.
story bay-window brick dwelling;
brown,tone trimmings; IL rooms and
bath; the house sold originally for
$500: 1t IL undoubtedly one OF the
best bargains offered in the downtown
section
S5,e00-E street, north side; be-
tween I'd and I'd; stories and cellar;
rooms and 2 baths: lot 2oxloe.
$1,000 street, opposite the PEN
sion Office; 10 rooms and bath; lot
zZxiVo
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Brookland Bungalow.

T.250-Five rooms. bath. HOT
WATER HEAT. electricity. screen
ed sleeping porch, good lawn and
flowers, excellent condition. VA
CANT-ready for imm ediate occu-
pancy. Terms, $500 cash. COAL
IN CELLAR AT COST.
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Near 18th and Columbia Rd.

ss.zse-Attractive modern home.
six rooms and bath, hot water
heat, high elevation, near llth
and i4th St car lines; close 10
new Central High school 1mme-
diAte possession
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FOR sALE-nousEs
"OwN YOUR OWN HOME"

FOR SAL E-PRICE- ss.sss. A good north.
east home; vacant and can Be roid on
tsrns OF $500 cash and monthly payments
This house has six rooms And bath and
has just been painted inside and out. ana
II IN fne condition
BOSS q PHELPS. Inc. 1905 H ss. X. ".
FOR sALE-PRIcE. ss.soe. Just on fsvu
New Hampshire avenue and near Dupont
Circle ;immedfats possession can b. had;
an attractive three-story. nine-room house:
six bedrooms, room for garage. This
house has been occupied by an owner whe
has spent a great deal Of monsy in isA-
BOSS & Phelps. Inc. 1906 H 81. n. ~.
FOR sALE-PIcE. $3.50. Wen located
of sale. $500 cash and easy moaihiy pay.
ments; we.l-built. two-story. SIX room
and bath brick house; deep back yard
BOSS PHELPS. Inc. 1895 n 81 ~. W.
FOR sALE-PRIcE. $500. A downtown
house where . good living can es made
There are twelve rooms and bath, eight
bedrooma Owner will aecspt 81, 80 cash
and monthly payments
BOSS 9 PHELYs. Inc. 1898 b q: ",
FOR sALE-PR1cE. s4,seo. In ths north-
east. Close to the Capitol 800 Liersrs
rooms and 18th. ave bsArooaa. ssd for
mace heat. This 10 . vefy cheap hssss ir-
noss %S't sf;ssa,fat rTsnss iss.i';s ise s:ss 4
ron sALE-PRIcE. sis,sss. A ane homo
IN . Arst-ciass location just on Eev
Hampshire avenue: three-stoty -aaosAttse
tweive-room house Of abrasive sypsrr.
ance having two large bathrooms. heated
With bet 4-Wetsr, having elsctric .tghts-
house equipped With screens. Chamoeriein
metal weather strips, and there h brick
gnfage. The whole property 70 In IN
ms culate condition
BOSS 4 PHELPS. Inc. 1<ee n 0t. ~. ~.
FOR sALE-PRIcE. sii.ses In saars
Additien; owner leaving city rseeon for
selling; oevsn-room. fulfy detAcAed
house: slate roof. lot lox1te. garage hold
ing two cars. This property 10 compiste
IN every detail aaA you should - u
BOSS 4 PHELPS. Inc. 1895 H 81. n. ".
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&0,300-A nearly new house on Hall
place. Georgetown; stories ana cell
lar: colonial design. rooms and tiled
$4,0Oo-Near Massachusetts avenue
and NJ; neat corner dwelling; s
rooms and bath: lot 20 feet wide; can
be purchased on very reasonable
terms.
$s,ooo-N street near 18th; an s.
room brick dwelling and brick stable;
lot 22x1o0.
Northeast and Southeast.
$s,s0o-Near Congressional Library,
25xloo
&A,Oo0-An s-room house on D street
N E.. very substantial building.
$500 each-Two houses on Mana
ehusetts avenue N. e.. near stanton
Park-S rooms and bath: wide park
ing; An exceptionally low price for
house on this beautiful avenue; terms
$500 or more cash. balance In monthly
payments.
e4,250-A corner dwelling; on Mary
land avenue: wide frontage and park
ing; the owner. a nonresident Is Anx-
ious to make quick sale.
S6,50O-Massachusett avenue near
6th street; rooms and bath; cellar
under entire house; 12-foot alley on
the rear Of the lot; reasonable termA
$500 each-Two s-room dwellings
near 10th and A streets N. E.: 81 feet
front; in good condition; possession.
One Of the most attractive homes in
the northeast section. ID street oe-
tween sth and 7th;, stories and cell
Ad haf MI -
heat, electric light. lot 1sx84 to .
rage; metal weather strips, servants
eyehy detail; II you want to see sonn-
thing out of the ordinary let u show
you this property.
$s,ooo-E street near sd: 10 rooms
and bath. lot 1895 to q wide alley;
an excellent location for room renting.
u. s.soo-on the Avenue near Lincoln
Park: an attractive 2-story dwelling
with cellar; rooms and tile bath;
hot-water heat: electric lights.
Ss,Soo-S street near North Capitol;
2 stories and cellar; bay-window
brick: room for garage; alley.
,soo-Near the Library: 3 stories
and cellar: IL rooms and baths:
electric lights; lot 25x1oo.
$s.soo-4th street S. E.. near c; 2
stories and cellar: rooms and bath;
hot-water heat; lot 23xi05.
Less than $7,O00-One Of the most
attractive homes in the southeastern
section; near sth and B; 2 stories and
cellar: lot 1sxss; 3o-foot alley. with
garage on the lot
84,5oO-B street 8. E., near 18th; .
stories; s rooms; lot 17xl00.
Ss,6o0AB street s. e.. near Sd; -
rooms, baths: lot 22i.9o to an alley;
immediate possession
&,76O-G street g. E., near 7th; >
rooms and baths; garage to hold
two cars
96,000-d street s. T., near 11th;
stories and cellar: z rooms and bath;
alley side and rear: very attractive.
x5,5OO-C street 8. E., near I'd; 3
stories, 3 rooms, cellar; lot 1sx100.
$500 esch-Two houses on e street
B. E, near 7th; . rooms each; lot
32x100.
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HOWARD & HINES, I
Incorporated,
734 18th St N. w. Fr, 1892,

In the sOUTHEAsr-A spien-
oon did Groom and bath house, with
WV furnace heat and gas light: lot
3bx1so.
Near LIE DROIT PARK North
S00 west-A z-family nat of 6 rooms
and bath each An excellent buy.
Three squares from CAPITOL
sno PARK A s-room and bath
1VO house. This house can be bought
on very moderate termsL
In good location NORTHEAST
sOO IS rooms and bath. hot-water
oOO heat; electricity and gas; reason.
able terms
Near BLooMINopALE Sec
7so tion. NORTHWEST -6 rooms
~ and bath. hot-water heat, gas
light. Easy terms
one-haIf square from Mary
ooo land ave. NORTHEAsT-A T.
WV room and bath house. Garage
for two cars.
Near GARFIELD PARK,
sOUTHEAsT-A 2-family apart
mo ment house Of s rooms and bath
I w each; furnace heat; garage with
room for two cars; porcheA
Very moderate terms.
One-half square from Masa
ave NoRTHEAsT1An s-room
oSO and bath house, with hot-water
NV heat and electricity. sleeping
porches. Easy terms and imms-
diats possession.
NORTHEAsT-7 rooms and
zoo tiled bath; hot-water heat and
gas light; lot 2oxso.
On street, In the NORTH.
500 wEST-An li-room ana bath
house. in good condition
A 12-room and z-bath house.
OOn between q and r streets, in the
WV NORTHWESTERN garage In
good condition.
In an excellent location
NORTHEAST-A 3-story brick
ooo house of four apartmsnts, each
WV apartment having coal and Gas
ranges, porcelain bath tubs. etc.
ao-day possession
In GEORGETOwN-A s-room
Soo and bath house. in splendid con-
0Oo dition. An excellent bargain for
quick buyer.
Downtown section NORTH
WEST A 7-room and bath
OOO house: hot-water heat; electric
tty; this house can be bought for
less money with plenty OF CASH.
In the NORTHWEST, Just
500 nOf'h nor hath furn.cs oA1 b.., snd f00ms sns
light; moderate terma Vacant
An excellent EAST CAPITOL
0Oo STREET home of 8 rooms and
WV bath; Q. m. l.: reasonable terms;
an excellen: buy.
HOWARD s. HINES,
INCORPORATED.
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STONE & FAIRFAX
1912 New York Ave.
GEORGETOWN.

f,7s0-Eight rooms. bath and
pantry, lot 231s Hs0. good location,
between two car lines. Terms. $3.50
cash.
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Capitol Hill.

sT.soe-Eleven rooms and bath,
excellent in arrangement, attrac-
tive surroundings. located near
Stanton Park, walking distance Of
Capitol. Library. Union Station, or
Navy Yard; near both car sys-
temA
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BARGAIN

In Mt. Pleasant. for frst-class coiored peo-
pie; large six-roorr house and bath; bay
window: furnace heat: all modern inn
proyements: large back lot to public
alley; on Champlain st near Kalorama
road. Price $3.50; 5000 cash; balance on
easy terms Apply OWNER, sos 10th sd
" w. Franklin 3242. as
The Washington times., 1919-11-20
FOR SALE-HoUSES FOR SALE-H0USES
SELECT YOUR HOME FROM THIS LIST

Decidedly the best propositions the market Many
Parties really making think of this office
disposed of quickly account of mortgages
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ATTRACTIVE, SUBSTANTIAL
BRICK HOIJSE

large rooms and bath 3 large porchea.
nouse newly papered and painted and in
e1celient condition; improved hot air heat:
large yard lo-foot alley; white neighbor-
PAM PPhS So,zeG; $500 cash 1896 e st. N E.
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Near Public Library.

s7.eeo-Nine rooms and bath. at
tractive in appearance. fine ar
rangement. walking distance Of
entire business section
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Near Govt. Prtg. Office.

ST,ooo-walking distance OF
down town, not far from Union
station. convenient to all cars, nine
rooms and bath. Terms. $1,000
cash
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Near 10Th and You SITS.

Ss,soo-Nine rooms. baths,
steam heat, high location, good
neighborhood. near Capital Trac-
ton cArA
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Chevy Chase. Md.

$5,55o-Six rooms and bath,
bungalow type. lot 75x25o, front
porch: four blocks east of Conn.
ave. car line; excellent outlook;
outbuildings.
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.AdUevtasfng-
For sALE-HoUijses ij
rH0s. >. YIsHEs . co., =.

-.
Central High ecADsl, Cssus-SstSe>S
frame dwsaIsng s rssGhDEs1 SSsS: ~
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el.' A home sf'. .sd :. ;ssssess: H;ssssaessn -
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dve,iinG: owner u aaxisus = IN USEs
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1857 CONT Trust A1dG.ss
18th and ii Sta .s.>ss
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Blooningdale

Six rooms and bath. furnace
heat, large yard. space for garage,
attractive surroundings. terms can
be arranged. Price, S+,750.
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FOR SALE-lOTS

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Parkview

Close to Soldiers Home Park.
6 rooms and bath, latrobe heat;
excellent surroundings: near
schools, stores and car Jines- I'm
mediate possession. 5000.
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WASHINGTON Heights.

Ss,T50-Nine rooms and bath. hot
water heat, electricity; / square
from 18th and Columbia rd.; near
both car lines.
The Washington times., 1919-11-20

One Block 14th Street Carline-5318 Illinois Ayenue w
$4,000 $4,000 CASH $65 MONTHLY
BRAND NEW. VACANT. 6 rooms tiled bath
hardwood floors, gas, electricity, hot-water heat
screened sleeping porch breakfast porch. Colonial
type, steel beam construction. OPEN FOR IN
SPECTION.
O. B. ZANTZINGER
Main 531 903 N. Y. Avenue
The Washington times., 1919-11-20
HOME OF HOMES

rooms. bath, hot-water heat, electricity,
lot lsox1so. two porchea. large living room,
open fireplace, beautiful oak shade trees.
One block from car line IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION