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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-09-06
FOR SALE-H0CSES.
CO0tiAO<1.

FOR SALE-H0CSES.
HANDSOME. MODERN MASS.
ayr. corner residence; near Thomas
Circle; II rooms. tiled baths: hot
water heat. gas electricity: palqueteA
floor, frst and second neors. rrice.
SEQ
M. ave. ne. near ID. A handsome
brick residence: 10 rooms; botvster
heat; deep lot to alley. Price. SIS 900.
Woedley Park, near dssa. ave.
ReautIfnl corner resideece: 10 rooms.
: baths: house and grounds IN perfect
condition; possession Oct. I. Price.
$4,000.
CHEVY CHASE. n. O..
South of Circle and near Conn. ave.
A lovely home: p rooms and . baths:
sleeping porches; large screened front
porch: hot water heat, gas and e1ec
tricity; very deep lot: shade and fruit
fre"s. Price only $1,000. Possession
at once.
Chevy Chase. q. c. Ten rooms: hot
water heat: electric lights: hardwood
floors and trim throughout; . open
hreplaces: large porches: lot 6O-fcet
front; possession guaranteed Sept. Is.
Price. $4,000. One square west Of
Conn. ave.
CLEVELAND PlRK-
Fine corner residence; 10 rooms and
bath; hot-water heat: large lot: i'm
mediate possession. Price, $4,000.
Handsome mansion, to close estate:
center hall; IL large rooms, baths:
garage for to 8 cars: immediate
possession: fne location for physician
or large family; with or without ga
rage. Price a bargain.
Something unusuai-a low-priccd
house in a high priced location. Near
Belmont I'd. and Columbia I'd: dne
home; . rooms and modern baths:
steam heat; fine condition: room for
garage. Price. $1,000. Other houses
nearby more than twice as much.
Splendid bargain: corner near r. I.
ave. and LIST 81. NV. TWO modern o
room and bath houses: newly papcr~d
and painted; corner fine location for
dwelling or business. Price, $500.
Inside house, $500.
Excellent residential section NV.
6rcom- nd-bath bricks; colonial front
rorches: hot-water heat; large yards;
wide alley in rear. Price, IS. 800 each.
Near 14th and Park I'd. Very at
tractive brick dwelling; 9 rooms ard :.
large tiled bath: bot-water beat.
House is in excellent condition; I'm
usually light rooms: front and rear
porches; concrete cellar under entire
house. Price, Sc, 500.
Near 4th and Fla. ave. ne. Two
story, 8 rooms and bath; bot-watsr
heat: gas and electricity; side and
rear alley. Price. $3.50.
Near Sd and 8 ne. Semi -detached
1-room dwelling; electricity and gas;
large lot; room for garage. Price,
$3.50. Attractive terms Of sale.
Near Sd and East Capitol. Seven
rooms and bath: front colonial porch;
in splendid condition. Really q bar-
gain at $3.50. Terms to- suit pun
chaser
FOB cOLoRED. ~
Fine home in excellent street. Just
what you want. Near 10th and 8 stu.
NV. Eight rooms and fine bath:
bedrooms; furance heat. Price. $3.50:
small cash payment, balance monthly.
Near 18th and " SITS. Three-stery
brick; 10 rooms and 2 baths; furnace;
alley. Price, $500.
Eight rooms and bath: near Mass.
ave. aud 4th NV. Only $3.50.
Nice 6room brick house near 18th
and X SITS. Sc: deep lot to wide alley.
Price only $l.750. Small cash payment
and easy monthly payments.
WALTER A. BROWN.
-624 18th st.
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FOR SALE-1842 18th ST., cor
ner of T St, a substantial ap-
pearing 3-story brick dwelling !;
lot 18.24x10O; alley; wide park
ing; suitable for a colored doctor.
Terms.
FOR SALE-1511 S ST., 3 stories
and basement; all large rooms /;
lot 18.28x117; wide alley. Terms.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave.
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WHITLEY.

The new ideal subdiyisioH.
Watch The Star next week for schedule
Of prices Of lots.
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Near 18th and Harvard SITS.

Attractive red brick 3-story bay
window house containing 10 rooms,
2 baths; excellent arrangement:
attractive outlook; convenient to
both car lines; liberal terms;
SO, 600.
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FOR SALEM COLUMBIA
Heights, square from 18th St,
an attractive dwelling with 8
rooms, 9 baths; hot-water. heat,
gas and electricity; fine view Of
the city; double back porches.
This property has just been va
Gated; is in. excellent condition and
can be Immediately occupied. Price
only $3.50.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC,
73S 18th st. NV.
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FOR sALE-BRICK TwO-FAMTLY APAKT-
ment house, CAB -643s Sd st. Ne; rooms and
bath each: latrobe heat; $500; terms. APP
ply Owner 12lS 9th st. NV.
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MT. PLEASANT. NEAR 18th ST. GROOM
is to alley; 81 500; owner occupant. ant w. IVA
W. R. STRAYER,
Evans building, 1920 New York ave.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
SUBURBAN BOARD.

A LADY will share her home with q party con
genial, cultured people: large h. r. ground,
and privileges. tennis, etc. Address Box 2o5-E
Star office. :"
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TWO-FAMTLY APARTMENT, BAY-WTN.
dow brick; rooms and bath each: latrobe
heat; separate entrances; rear porches; live
in one, rent the other; near LIST and r. I. ave.;
81. 900; easy terms. Address Box 23l-E, Star
Office.
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A FINE INVESTMENT PROPOSITION AND
Ar THE SAME TIME A GOOD HOME.
PRICE, $500.
Near corner Of 18th and Columbia rd; a
fine three STORY brick dwelling; 0 rooms, 2
ba tbs: hot-water heat: electric light. and in
good condition. Reasonable terms. Possession
in 80 days. -..
1902 81 st. NV.
Rs5: GRANT GfRCLE-MOsT. BEAUTIFUL
location IN PetVorth; new houae; 6 roazns and
hath; hardwood Throughout; electx3e. Lights;
A-Wh; dpuhls hack poccaass kssaGa. e
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Northeast.

Excellent location on Maryland
ave. ne. with frontage on e st.
in the rear; rooms and bath;
terms; price. $3.50.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
WANTED.

PHYSICIAN. SPECIALIST. WANTS OFFICE
and living rooms. unfinished, permanent. Ad-
dress BOX 13E. Star Office. Y
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

ASAhx0GANx Id " LII.
PJRNI8HED.
A 2 AND A ROOM APARTMENT. AT $75
and $50 each; bath. kitchenette, electric lights,
gas, telephone, laundry privileges; married
couples only; young children; one now
ready; other September Is. Call $50 to z.
1887 Columbia road. 81
8. ROOMS AND BATH: ELECTRIC LIGHT:
steam heat: best residential section; Ink. I;
Sl20 per month. Address Box 222-E, Star Of
Zee. Y
PLEASANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT: 9
rooms kitchenette and bath; walking distance
of business and government centsrs. 24l6 l4th
ST. NV. For rent to employed adults; $50 per
month. -
: OUTSIDE ROOMS, KITCHEN. PORCH: RE-
fned girls or couple. on Capitol. 2ls 4th
ST. Sc.
II2O 9th ST. N.w.-Three rooms and bath
furnished for housekeeping; suitable for four
adults.
ATTRACTIVE room with OF bath in mod
ern apartment, $35; larger room, $45. Address
Box 249E, Star office. e
si9 9Th ST. N.W.-Front apt, room and
kitchenette. second floor; newly furnished;
suitable for TWO; laundry privileges. s.
FOR RENr-FURNIsHED OR UNFURNIsH-
ed three large rooms and bath, being the en-
tire third door Of q private resid<nce on G
st. between 18th and 18th sts.- NV; furnished,
S75 per month.
sI6dH + EA1zIAx. 1szs-Aw xxx1>
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Sc, O0O-NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.,
6 rooms, bath, h.-w.h.; porches front
and rear; deep lot. Possession.
S12 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HEIGHTS; NEAR
cars; IL rooms, baths; deep lot Pos
session Oct. I.
Also other houses m this locality.
HARRY A. SEAY,
Phone Franklin 1901. 715 woodward bldg.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
FURNIsHED-Continued.
MONMOUTH HOTEL,

MONMOUTH HOTEL.
1919 G st.
Groom apt: attractively furnished; gas and
electricity. All-night elevator and telephone
service.
Lease. 500
FOR MONTH MARRIED COUPLE OR TWO
ladies. bedroom bath: use of living room. For
further information inquire Apt. 561 NJ. Ward
man Park Inn. g.
WANTED-FOUR MORE GIRLS IN 5-ROOM.
bath apartment 1919 NJ st. NV. after
pm. Franklin $3.50. -
ONE ROOM AND KTTCHENETTE IN LOVE.
~ suburban home. $25 per month. Call PARK
inson. Franklin 32c2. after pm. =
APARTMENT. AFTER OCTOBER 1: SEVEN
rooms. beautifully and completely furnished
for housekeeping. in northwest. Phone North
1854 IL
7-ROOM APT: 3 BEDROOMS. . RATHS. L1F-
ing room. dining room. kitchen. balcony. PAN
try: comfortably furnished: splendid exposure;
near Columbia rd and Wyoming ave; I"
December only; $500 per month; no chill
dren. Address. with references. Box 2o'.D,
Star office.
bay window front room: continuous hot water;
electric lights: gentlemen only. %
100 l. ST. N.W.-THREE COMMUNICATING
rooms with kitchenette. on first floor; also four
room apt. on fourth f1oor cleo. and phone. y
500 21st ST. W.-Housekeeping; two
apartments: large room and kitchen
cite and small front porch; two large
rooms and large rear porch: adjoining good
bath; hot-water heat: laundry privileges and
free gas for all purposes; free telephone: all
light airy, outside rooms; prettily furnished
transients: adults only; fine winter quarters.
Call afternoons -
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Price. So,000.
Price. $3.50.

North Carolina ave. Sc. between It'll
and sth SITS. Southern exposure. A SIX
room, modern. brick house with Gel
lar. Large front and back yard. One
of the best neighborhoods on Capitol
Hill. Can be sold on very accomno-
dating terms.
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Price, $11 ,OOo-A splendid home in Chevy
Chase. Eight rooms a
bedroomS) and ba tn; large
hall; sleeping porch; cleo
trio light: hot-water heat.
Reasonable terms. Inves-
tigate at once. Phone NJ.
1904.
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Groom apt: attractively furnished; gas and
electricity. All-nisht elevator and telephone
service.
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FOR RENT OR SALE-FIVE-ROOM HOUSE;
square from cars; telephone: good pike; mile
from Great Falls; u acre ground. Frank 1928.
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18th St. Near Columbia Rd.

18th st. Near Columbia Rd.
s rooms and bath: hot-water
heat; high location; convenient to
18th st. car line; not far from
18th ST: immediate possession;
price, So, $50.
Woodbridge.
Detached corner home near the
Rhode Island ave. car line: s
rooms and bath; hot-water heat;
new house section; price, $3.50.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
N. o345. 713 18th st. NV.
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2, 50O-A beautiful home in CO.
lumbia Heights. Twelve
rooms (6 large bedrooms),
= tiled baths; 20-ft.
frontage; all modern con-
veniences. II you're in
ferested in place Of
this kind, be sure and
phone for an appointment
10 inspect. Phone NJ.
1904.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-04
THE FIRST M. p. CHURCH.
G. c. Lawson, Pastor.

Sunday school, s:Sp q. M, ]. A.
SBiger, superintendent. We hope TO
see good attendance at Sunday
school tomorrow II vacation is over
and you believe that Sabbath school
is necessary to the welfare Of our chill
dren, fail not to attend and bring
some hungry soul with you: God is
surely watching You and me during
these days of stress and strain. Ser
mon. 1916, theme, Serving God In
Reality" Evening services: Junior
EpdeaYor, 700; Senior 1880. Let al
who are interested in Senior Endeayol
work be present at 1880, as We desire
to reorganize at that time. Sermon
500; theme, Spiritual Repair Work.
After this all our evening services will
begin at 1880. You are invited to all
these services. a welcome to all.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
jackson and jefferson SITS.
Il. G. stoetzer. 8. D. Minister

n. g. StoetzeF, D. Dr. minister
The Rally Day services which we're
begun last Sunday are to continue in
all the different departments Of the
church tomorrow. 1t was very graft
flying to see so many at the different
services; let us do even better tomor-
row. Can we count on you? The BIZ
BILE school will meet at $50; classes
for all ages; Mr.. ]. Walter Barnes,
superintendent. Morning service,
1O:45; Baptism Of children; reception
of members, sermon by the pastor Of
the church on this subject: Pardon,
Peace and Purity in Fellowship with
Christ" and Communion service. The
Junior EndeaYor society will meet at
$3.50; Mrs. E. e. Maston, superin-
tendent, and Mr.. Harold Barcus, pres
ident. Senior society, $3.50, Mrs, w.
7. Black, superintendent. Twenty-Five
we're present at each society last Sun
day; make IL thirty tomorrow. Even
ing service, 1880. Note the change Of
hour. Sermon by the pastor on this
text: 1.-THE race is not to the swift,
nor the battle 10 the strong" Subject
"The Victory of the Common Man."
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our ehnol programs Sunday school
al 20 hi Mayor Conway ii
The opening exefeises win
Sc 81 charge of three 81 The upper
Glasses! Come and help make them
helpful Preaching at 10 ;45 q, M, with
sermon on Percentage or Personal
Iity.p Christian Endayor at Gas p. M,
lied by Miss Beulah Walker Evening
worship at 1880 O'Clock. Please note
tie change in the hour from eight to
seven thirty o'clock. Subject Of SER
mon. "Old Testament Rules and New
Testament Principles" Come and
work with us.
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WEAK PEOPLE With
thin BLOOD likely
TO Be flu VICTIMS
Thin Blood Lacks White corpuscIes
(eaIIed fIshtsrs) That Keep Germ
Diseases Out Of the System.
Weak, Rundown People Y
Should Begin at Once
to ReVitalize Blood.

People who are weakly, pale, deliz
cate and worn out and with a small
amount Of thin, watery blood will e.
perience difficulty in overcoming sthe
Flu" unless they revitaliSe and Efnew
their blood.
puscles of the blood are our protec-
tors against germ diseases, The thin
impoverished blood Of thu lands Of
weak, run down people ia ks white
CD pscles and such peop 3 should
str ngtheR their blood lh good
blot q food itas fight Ae influenza
NdSo saS reoo@R 81 highly ana
used by phkgicians to bbTilds and en-
rich Impoverished blod is the blood,
food use. Noyo Sd (meaning new
quickly adding whit cSrpuscles to the
blood delicate Ieonie. giving them
new FOL be, pew bl od nd strength in
as littls as lively dayS time in most
cases. s3a pu and efficient blood
builder { 1t shd bid give you abound
Just VIII We *, thiatblooded folks
will NJ ed VI en- thea "flu" germ
comes. upon Is again.
Don't take my chance when there is
a pSssibilit of prevention. Go to
Fairihont = la, pacy, Fafsmont; Wind
sorS drug s. bre, honongaA; W. P. Mo-
ran, Farm hgtoaA Frank Yost, Fair
yi9w, or by good drug st6fe today and
1t an lexpensi1 package of Noyo
San tabI Its. You'll surely be glad you
aid sho|ld influenza again ravage the
country ADV.
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Third st. and CASTOR Ave,
n.,, kNn.,aa e9oofor

We invite you to the following SER
vices tomorrow: Sunday school at
$3.50 g. M, Mr.. C. A. Pilson, lsupertn-
tendent. Junior sermon at 1885 q,
m. Morning worship and sermon at
10:45 o'clock; subject, fThe Little
Bible" Christian Bndeayor at $3.50
D. M, Miss Ruth Shafferman, leader
Vespers at 1880 p. M, subject of SER
mon, Jesus Rebukes Selfishness.
Notice the change in hour of the even
ing services. A welcome awaits you
here tomorrow. There is Welcome
Worship, Work in the church for you
Week day announcements: Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 7:SV
O'Clock. Monthly meeting Of the La
dies Aid society at the home Of Mrs
John Trach, 121 Reeves avenue, on
Thursday evening at 1880. Christian
Endeayor social Friday evening at the
church. All members and friends are
expected to be present,
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH,
Fafrmont Ave. and Fourth st
Claude e, Goodwin, Pastor,

Services tomorrow as follows: Sun
day school at $3.50. An hour spent In
the study Of the Bible is most profit
able. You will find in this school
classes for old and young; there arc
several Bible classes. A splendid or
chestra-one. of the best, Good sing
ing. Come for the opening service,
Public worship and sermon at 10:45,
The pastor has been returned for his
fifth year and will bring the message.
May he expect to see you at this SER
vice? Visitors to our city will find a
hearty welcome. Epworth League de-
votional meeting at $3.50; topic, Train
ing in Citizenship" leader, Miss Ruth
Feather. Public worship and sermon
at 1880. The evening service begins
one-half hour earlier
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WARRINGTON CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
B, E, Hanea, Pastor.

Continue rally In Bible school at 10
a. m, Class aim, 100 per cent. present
today. Sermon at II o'clock:
christian Living" Christian En-
deayor at 2 p. m. Preaching at s
O'Clock; theme, 1.-THE Model Church"
Prayer meeting Wednesday, s p. m.
Everybody cordially welcomed to all
services Of this church, Joint meet
ing mems and women's class at par
sonage Monday evening. Meeting to
organize teacher training class on Fri
day evening. All teachers, all pros
pective teachers, and all others inter-
ested are expected to attend,
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
w. 4. Eddy. Pastor.

The church is contemplating some
vital reorganization. The pastor. will
preach at 1880 a. n., 1.-THE Deacon
ship-Deacons and Deaconesses." We
want the membership present: $3.50
is the Sunday school hour. The new
year begins tomorrow. We ask your
help to make it go. 1880, Junior SER
mon, Gods Parcel Post" 1850, jun
Tor B. Y. P. U. The meeting will be
held down stairs during the church
hour. All the boys and girls who come
to Sunday school are expected to at
tend this service. 900, Sunday school
Virginia avenue. This school will be
recognized tomorrow. Mr.. Hebet
VanGilder is to be the superintendent.
All the people in that section are in
vited. 1880, evening service; subject,
1.-THE Bride Must Wear White" Good
music for all the services.
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STEEL MILLS PLAN
TO 0PEB MONDAY.
VEIL Attempt to Make
Breach in Ranks Of:
Strikers.
CIV Assoeiated Pressl

FlTTsBURGH oct. 4. = Evidence
oi another serious attempt upon this
part Of employees IL make a breach in
the ranks o. the steel strikers next
Monday when the third week OF the
waikout begins were apparent today
when reports came from company
sources that preparations were being
made 70 open plants now shut down
ana Ii other ways providing for a larg-
~ geturn Of men.
From Donora, Pa, Mingo Junction,
Ohio, and Wiertou, West Virginia,
camc reports today that efforts would
be made 10 resume work Monday. In
the immediate Pittsburgh district
plants afp cleaning up With men on
hand With q view Of starting up.
The strike situation In th lower Mo-
nongahela valley where the Duquesne
Braddock and Homestead plants Of the
Carnegie company are situated, show
Cd little materinl change from that Of
the last few days.
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l0.l5, continuation Of program. AL
the societies and church committees
con tributine 10 the service 6:30i p, "a.
Rally 81 i. Y. II. II sub ect Broth
erhcod leader ia Wolfe and group,
1870. evening service. The Romance Of
the Hymns, hymns Of Our Day. We'd
nesday, 1880 p. M, mid-Week service;
subject 81 leadership We cordially
invite the public TO worship with us
in any or all Of the services.
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WoRTHINeToN CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.
B, e. Hanes, Pastor.

Bible school at 10 a. m. Be on time
Commence on time. Observance oil
Lords Supper and social service at II
O'Clock. Bible school at Annabelle
school house at 8 p. m. Let all go who
Ian, and help in this good cause
Preaching next Sunday, October 18th
at both morning and evening service
Everybody cordially welcomed to all
services of this church. Go to church
Get the habit.
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THE FIRST M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH.
Robt 8. Yoak, Pastor.

We kindly invite you to attend the
following services: Sunday school at
$3.50 a. M; preaching by the pastor,
1915 a. M; subject Of sermon, 1.-THE
Sons of Cod" Epworth League, $3.50
p. M; worship and preaching, 1880 p.
m. The subject for the night service
will be 1.-THE Work of Cod" Welcome
to all who may wish to come and wor'
ship with US.
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M, p. TEMPLE,
j. 8. nroomfIeId D. D., Pastor.

]. 9. broonlfIeId D. D. Pastor.
we are planning for a big day to-
morrow. It will be Rally Day in all
lie departments of our church and es-
oecialiy in the Sunday school. We arc
planning to make our music the best
( has been for many years, and to that
sntl number Of new voices are being
ldded to our choir. Some Of them will
appear tomorrow Knowing of the
general appreciation OF good music
Ne seek the cooperation Of the public
In strengthening this department OF
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-04
NO CAR FARE.

Only 8 minutes walk Of MajR street, have
twenty houses for sale in this section between
ogden Avenue and Maple avenue for less
price than you can get tne houses built by
throwing in the lots-I VIM give you terms on
monthly payments, no lRap required. am
going to make desirable residence district
GU. of this sectionhere are some Of the
houses
House No. 2o1, Howard street, price 5000
House No. 224, Norval Street, Price $3.50
House No. 21S, Norval street, Price, SS75oA
House No. 216, Norval stpeet Price, $4,000
House No. 214, Nors Street, Price, $4,000
House No. 2l2rE Nofyal street, Price $4,000
House No<1t0, NorYai street, Price $4,000
Hotsh 10. 200, NorSal street. Price, $4,000
It1dse No. 203, Howard street. Price $1,000
House No. 200, Howard street, Price, $500,
House No. 2O5 Howard street, Price $500
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All LOCUST AVENUE.

Locust Avenue for sals at bargain, price
considering the location, joining the Normal
School property, and located on paved road
and car lines, the lot is large and level.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-04

seven Vicious swipes the green
golfer made at the BAH. but Il SIN
remained perehed upon the tee. he
was about to mako another attempi
when the eaddie held up his hand
There's a man going across in front
Of you, SIR"
''What II he is7s snapped the nov
ice.
"You must cry 'Forer II there's any
body In the way when you're going to
hit the ball"
How IN thunder do / know when
I'm going to hit the ball?" cried the
golfer angrily.- Boston Transcript.
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THIGH STREET HOME,

Large lot $4,000 feet, fronting High street,
and running back to Hamilton street, room
house, in good condition, to the first Buyer,
with $4,000 cash, price $4,000.
7o4 PALATiNE AVENUE.
Cottage, near Morris store on Morgan:own
avenue, 4 rooms, lot 4Ox12O feet $500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-04
Sunday In
The Churches
cFNTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

order Of services for Sunday, octo-
6er 81; Sunday school at 10 o'clock,
Seymour McIntire, superintendent;
morning worship and preaching by
REV. /. N. Grisso at II; sermon sub
Iect e0ur Investment" In the even
NJ at $500 o'clock, Rev. Grisso will
preach the closing sermon Of the series
4 meetings he has conducted as other
work will not permit his remaining
through part of the following week as
vas expected. Let there be large
audience TO hear him at both the SER
gices on Sunday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-04
STATE STREET,

Opportunity for business, cottage house, loca-
ted On large corner lot. State street and
.Syeart-iot 1l0x1S5 feet, stable and small store
room good business location, $500.