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New-York tribune., 1919-05-03
Butter, Cheese and Eggs

ll,U
packages. Creamery, higher than ex-
tras. lb, 6o12@61c; extras, 90 score,
6oc; firsts, ss to 81 score, 5sM@5s1sc;
seconds, s3 to 81 score, 56@5Sc; lower
grades, 54G55c; unsalted, higher than
extras, 63063 1ac; extras, 62@621ac;
tirsts, 60061c; seconds, 5SQ59c;
state dairy, tubs, finest, $4,000; good
to prime, 5605Sc; common 10 fair,
4TQ55c; renovated, extras, 51(G52c:
firsts, 49R R@5013c; lower grades, 46(0
48c; imitation creamery, tirsts, 4Sldl
49c; ladies, current make, firsts, 46(0
47c; seconds, 44h@45c; lower grades,
43@44c; packing stock, current make.
No. 1, 491a@44c; No. 2, 4Sc; lower
grades, 390403@c.
Cheese.-Receipts were 1870 boxes.
State, whole milk, fresh fats, colored,
Ib, 32A@32hc; white, S2GS24<;
average run, colored, sc; white. 31xc.
whites, 81 q O32c; colored, 32,G32hc:
average run. white, 81 &c; colored. SIC;
lower grades, flats, held, 370S9c;
twins, held, 37M39c; Wisconsin, whole
milk, twins, held, S4@39c; fresh, 32@
32Ac; single daisies, held, 35@39c;
fresh, white, 33c; colored, 324ac:
double raisies, held, 35M36c; fresh, 80
O3214c; young Americas, held, fresh.
33033 9sc; state, skins, specials, 230
231ac; prime to choice, 20M22c; fair
to good, 15@19c; lower grades, Ga
14c.
Receipts were 4o,7s8 cases.
Fresh gathered, extras, dozeny 471ac;
storage packed, extra firsts, 461sMl
47c; frsts, 451a@461zc; gathered.
extra firsts, 46M461ac; firsts, northerly
sections. 44h@46c; southerly sec
tions. 1926 2M45c; seconds and poorer,
41@43c; dirties, No. I. 41@42c; No.
and poorer, 36(o40c; checks, good
to choice, dry, 40M4012c; under grades.
34039c; state, Pennsylvania and near
by Western, hennery whites, fine to
fancy 52053c; ordinary to prime,
47M51c; gathered whites, ordinary to
fine, 47d51c; Pacific Coast, whites.
extras, SIC; Western and Southern.
gathered whites, 46(650c; State.
Pennsylvania and nearby. hennery
browns, 48M49c; gathered brown and
mixed colors, 44@471ac; duck eggs,
nearby Indian Runner, fancy, 66M67c:
Baltimore, 62M65c; Virginia, 55M65c;
Western and other Southern, good TO
prime, 55M62c; far Southern, common
to fair, 40c; goose eggs, 70H90c.
Hay and Straw
Yesterday A year ago
Yer ton Per tom
Timothy, No. l.
large bales. . ste .0O@4S.O0 $500 @se 90
Glover. No. ] mXd $4,000 1000 2s.OOG 26 90
Rye straw, No. l I5.00@l6.O0 $4,000
Orchard and Field
Yesterday A year ago
Beans, marrow,
100 lbs. ....... S1t.75 % - $4,000 -
Peas. Scotch. '1S 1000 500 l2.25@I2.50
Potatoes NV, bbl 5000 $50 1000 ESQ
Apples. Bldw, Dbl. 7.00@I3.00 a.00@ 700
Grapefruit, box. $500 7.75 $500 700
Oranges box.... 4.00@ S.25 3009 $50
New-York tribune., 1919-05-03
Regular Declarations

d.. ,, Stockholders
Ill., dsntral H@,I PfTqa n :. Payable 1 OF rscordf
May Dept. Stores. Il, Q Nav al MAY ~
DO 90 y; ", ............s Sept Aug s
Porto RE. Am. lob. .. Q. June 6 May *
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-06-19

have emmy ticket. She sed Yes
SO | sed Suppose we eat sum ice
cream & we did. | was jokeing
her and kinda makeing love 2
her & she sorta blushed red &
sed bet you don't know what
color my eyes is. 7 sed They
are like a buhch of pansies in a
fence corner. She smiled cause
| end see she was tickled.
Sunday pa & ma & me went
on a Weak end picknick with a
lunch and some lemens witch
was for lemonaid. Vile ma was
Preparing our lunch pa & me
got a skifi & we went fishing. pa
got his line fast & was lening
out and just for fun | rocked the
bote & he went out he'd LIST. He
cum up wettern a mad hen &
then we cum in. But some way
my fun was spoilt & his muddy
finger prints was on my pam
beech pants.
Monday Jake's cussen cum 2
visit him today his name is Har-
rol & he wares big glassee &
Blond Hare. Jake and me will
have sum fun with him. ma is
waiting for pa 2 cum home have
ing found a Reject in his pocket
telling how 2 make yure own
beer at Home.
Tuesday-Pa was telling 2 ma
about d fella witch was arrested
because he was selling beer in a
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dry Town for SOC bottel & ma
+sed he should ought to be arrest
ed. Pa sad emmy man WITCH wood
sell Beer in dry Town for Scots
ought 2 be sent to the Sylum.
Wednesday Met ]. E. today
& she asst why was my eyes so
red & l sed l guest l had a cold
in my he'd or sumthing & she
sed It must be a cold. & never
tu1nbled till now.
Thursday-Ma sold, sum rags
& paper & stuff 2 a junk man
and she had near a ton & let him
have it for a tin cup & a Pack of
pins. Ma issent so very good at
fggers. Pa sed the only thing
she can multiply is words.
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Friday Went swimming with
Jake and Blisters to-day, l was
lerning Jake 2 swim over hand
but he cuddent, killed a crate
big water snaik over a #. long.
Blisters can keep under the wat
ct while you chunt 20. If you
count fast enuff.
Saturday. was pulling up
weeds and ma give me 15cts & |
sed Come on ma the war tax amt
as yet ben taken of, 2 cts. more
Please & she did. | went 2 a
Sochnl witch the Boy skouts was
giveing for l7cts a ticket. J. E.
was there & | asst her did she
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Notice Of Dissolution.

North Carolina,
Richmond County.
All persons will hereby take notice
that the partnership of W. J. Crawford
and r. v. Ussery. trading under the
name Of Norman Supply Co. Norman, N.
c.. Is dissolved by agreement Of the
partners, r. v, UsseIy having purchased
the interest Of W. ]. Crawford In said
business. The same will Be conducted
hereafter ii the name Of R. N Usseiy -!
sole owner,
Norman, N. G., May 9th. 1919.
r. ". Ussety,
w ]. Crawford.
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JOHN. +. BENNETT


Nov IN the Office oecnpied BY tie lite
John P. Cameron. .sasl d the Graded
school,
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Four friend who
| grows Scupperno1gs
viii appreciate it if
| you cut this out and |
send it to him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
About Strawberries
By Mrs. Christine Frederick,
. Distinguished Autbonfy on Household Efficiency.


material In order TO stimulate tho
activity % the bowels.
All fruits lose the beneficial Of.
fscts of their acids and salts BIZ
cooking II Is well 10 remember
this and not insist on using fruit
IN cooked forms. Many times n
fyrup may be- made separately and
the fruits dropped IN II. thus Keep.
INK The fruit Without actual cook.
Ing OF course. any surplus fruit
beyond daily needs should be
canned or preserved. The straw
berry II the frst frait on which the
huuaokropcr can practice her Sum.
mor canning
II H. often complained that
canned strawberries rise 10 the tor
~ the jar and look unsightly. How
ever. this objection may be over.
come " they Ere canned In the FOL.
lowing manner;
Pick over strawberries, hull.
wash and place In a deep baking
dish To each quart ~ berries add
one quarter cup Of water and one
half pound ~ sugar. aprinkling tho
sugar well over The berries. Cover
the dish aud set In a moderate wen
until tho borrics are soft. When
cooked remove and set In a cool
place FOR twelve hours Then pack
In clean jars. adjust Jar caps and
rtcrili4o ton minutes In wash.
boiler or other hot water bath can.
ming outn'
Il will bo helpful Tor the house
Keeper 10 remember that four az,
!crrlt Ffades ~ thicknefses 81
syrup 20 be use In canning Thoy
are AZ follows
General Recipe 80 Place three
quarts uf sugar and two quarts %
water in q kettle. stir until surar
Is dissolved and bring 10 the boil.
inr point
For Thin syrup Boil one min
uIe. This syrup o. used Tor sweet
cherries. pears or other fruits
where very little sugar IL needed.
Medium Thin syrup Boil I've
minutes This A. used for raapher.
rios. strawberries b~lushcfrles etc.
Medium Thick syrup Boil ten
miuutos This is used Tor acid
fruits. Ike g1oscherries. plums,
~,Irranis. etc.
Thick Syrup Roll water and
III uniil II will drop from tho
side ~ Tho spoon IN drops This
should be- used only Cor preserves.
The strawberry Is d fruit which
also lends itself we'll 10 dclicloua
aud attractive salads. Probably no
fruit salad Is more deleotAhlo than
ope composed ~ sliced bananas.
.rc'ior. VI pineapple aud wnol,
straw berries. This should be-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17
By Lima Capaleri,
The Most Famous Living Beauty

but purely superficial mile which
somo ONE wear IN the mistaken
impression that they are sho slns
their innate affhbfity. This l. aos
a mark Of an agreeable disposition
but a useless habit that Induces
those deep lines At the cornarz a
the mouth. A real smlls u an 10
resistible flashing forth Of the SOU
and heart n, therefore, . rsseia
ton Of an actual Inward slate.
No charm that = woman has car
atone for a breath that Saa upon
it the slightest suggestion Of .
taInt Of any kind For this reaacn
h no other. yoa must ioob carr
fully to your diet. The purity {: the
breath IL eaaily Impaired from
over-eaiing. from Indigestion aue
10 eating tho wrong kind of food
and from dccayed teeth.
Camphoraied chalk is cloannins
for the teeth and tonic for thc
gums. but ! DO not advise USING II
too often. Once a day and thai al
night. 10 often enough 10 > tooth
powder, because a 100 constant use
Of powders tends 10 wear away he
surface enamel Of the teeth. Pow
ders are also objectionable in an
other respect N atronE they cagss
The lips TO packer and dry unee
comingly.
Instead Of using powder 90 or;eh
rinse the mouth frequently with
strong salt water. especially aiiel
e meal. and brush the teeth elth
the brush dipped into salt wafer.
or with water into which a pinch
OF bicarbonaie Of soda has been iis
solved. When The teeth . IN
fairly good condition. this simple
powder u sufficient precipitaied
chalk. 8 ounces. powdered aarls
root, , ounces; camphor gum. 1
ounce.
u your gums aud teeth are Rot
In good condition. then 7 would
advise that you try this which IA
an excellent tonic TOR The teeth
and gums: Magneaia. oungoa:
powdered orris root. I ounce; 81.
carbonate OF soda. ounce: ground
cloves. 8 drains, green anies iced
powder, 8 drams: powdered char
coal. 4 drains.
Sometimes you viii notice that
your lips have a blue. pArched ap.
aearAnce even whom tho weather
Ia not cold. Anoint them mornin I
and night and before golns Out OF
doors, with this solution. HOraf.
I ounce; a dc cologne. "a ounce
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

A N Ideally perfect mouth Is one
. that IN neither too large nor
too small. Il should have .
graceful. firm outline and the teeth
should BE- In the very beat Of con,
dition. Tho fresh color OF the lips
and the purity OF the breath are
also important because they ara
mute witnesses OF the state OF
your general health.
Never bite the lips In the hope
OF enhancing their color. because
this merely roughens them and
makes them chap more easily. An
other bad habit that / afraid some
Of you have. Il the constant vet.
ting of tho Hips with the tongue.
Even u this silly little custom we're
not tahooed by AZ unwritten social
law. u Is enough 10 know that tho
excessive moisture will prove In.
furious to the texture OF tho lips.
Pale anaemlc women with poor
circulation are tho ones most like
NY 10 bo afflicted with rouRhiook.
Ing. cracked and chappce lips. Tho
simplest lotion that can be used 10
remedy this condition Is made up
OF equal parts OF giycerine and
rosewater. II nomething more Il.
fccted Il needed, then Try this
soothing ponade; Cocoa butter. ~
grams. white wax. 2 grams: es.
sence Of b~ergamot. y gram Is.
ssnce Of white geranium. Y gram
Should there be- any structural
defects Of the mouth or the lower
jaw. Il Is beat 10 consult a surgeon
because In many cases only a
slight operation IA needed 10 cor
rect some maiformation that would
otherwise render a Eirl unhappy
for life.
Much. however. dopends upon
the rlght expression. After tho
natural defects have been over
come, there may Htiil be some un-
lovely tricks OF distortion which
II IL necessary 20 abandon. Con.
suit your mirror frequently and
watch yourself 10 sec N you have
contracted any unbecoming facial
mannerisms. BE your wi %sternest
critic and study your various ex.
pressions with the same critical
eye that you would turn upon the
1election OF a new hat.
Remember that there Is a wide
range OF possibilities In q smile.
Don't culticatc that meaningloss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

served very cold on lettuce leaves
with o. real oil %. muyouuaiso iltp
which b. beaten just before serving
s'iuly whipped cream For q
Spring luncheon or reception 20 o.
most appropriate
Sometime iu our large cities at
least. We feel that the genuine old
fashioned strawberry ghprtcakD IN
no more Certainly when ouc looks
az a bakery window and secs on D
glass stand the dried out sponge
cake with the unhsppf berries
which haze long ago shivclicd be-.
cause 81 their woe in being thus
offered On nn indifferent public one
sighs for the shortcakc that uscd
Go hU.
SO shortcakc Is worth. OF tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

name unless q is made with a bis.
ruit dough served bot aud forth.
with from the oye and covered
with the crushed ripe berrics For
those Who atill believe lu the worth
~ taste and favor the following
recipe Is given:
To each pint Of aour allow one
tablespoon ~ butter or other short.
eniug, one dessert spoon u sugar.
one hcaping teaspoon % baking
nowder and a halt teaspoon Of sal.
Ron thin. spread with butter fold
back once and bake Ia u quick
oven. To Open break tho cake
unart never cut or USE a knife. as
tIiis makes u anrgy.
Cover I'd once with tho crashed
awUUtcncd berries. making two lay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

T1vEN though the little boys
play marbles and little girls
jump rope, probably the
hounekeopor does not believe
srrinr has come until she hears
the lucksters calling "straw-aw-
borrlos!" To the one who handles
the household food supply the adj
vent OF the luscious red straw
berry means definitely the opening
OF the warm weather season.
Probably no warm weather fruit
g. more universally liked. grovn In
larger quantities. or more adaptable
iu ltf culinary uses The numo
strawberry IL said 10 have come
irum The Old custom ~ placing
straw uud,r the plants TO oncour.
axe ihoir growth Another theory
Ia the. STRAW nmr from the
Anglo Saxon "utrac from which
We get out word STRAY. since the
strawberry Characteristic IL ita
lonr. strnyiur vines
Tho strawberry W blessed with
acids and salts quite similar Co The
citrlr salts % lemon or the MALE
acid Of the apple. Sometimes these
salts 90 not agree with certain per.
SONS n may be- we'll TO know then
thai tho berries viii be more a..
goaflhle II q grain or two " cay.
snn, pepper ia added and. STRANGELY
enough. tits viii not doiract from
tAs nuvur
Berries that are perfectly ripe
should certainly be- eaten In that
form and not cooked Or made into
connections. Also Il q a diotetio
crime io uso milk on acid berries.
riure he ga u The berry makes
tH' milt curlle Cream 10 permits.
fihl, t.CHrss II o. largely TAT. but
the true fruit over viii prefer tho
riue berries ava uaturcl
O0r ~ tho chief values ~ an
berries "a the seed or coarse pu'.
tiou which acts 81 an lrritant 10
the no Imcniary canal This lrriia.
ton Increases che canals activity.
and that To- WHY berries are so vulu-
abb, Zoo the daIiy dot. especially NJ
the morning meal
Lately there has been a Tod to
expires The Juice % many fruits.
notably oranges, and To remove Tho
peel OF apples. pears. etc This -
O mistake because the chief value
Of fruit ls not olly the salts con.
taiuod IN the Juice but tlo Hparsc.
hbrous pori Ions OF pulp, when ACC
a. natures cleanser ~ the aii.
meu'lty tract These portions src
no. |disuatiblo. II q true but that
T. exactly what we wish We
should oat o deal mprp hbsous.
cuar and Eo.tHilod ildlsvstihln
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-17

ers n desired. ara placing ripe.
cold berries ON tor. This needs no
ARTIFICIAL whipped cream. FOR the
berries aud cake alone are sum.
GENTLY delicious. Ne amount Of
whipped cream a make up for
real fruit favor and delicacy on
the shorthread Itself
Use ahortcaKe and other cooked
forms of strawberries occasionally.
uut preferably D tho fresh Der
flea a. a breakfast Dish. aud also
as a lunch aud supper dish. eaten
"ovt Of hand as frequently M your
purse allows during the berry sea.
son They will tone up your liver.
help you set rid Of that Spring
Tired feeling and act a. the least
expensive tonic you can buy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES.


CHAs. D. sAGER.
GET OUR LIST OF
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE"
Five Groom houses. northwest. with
INV. heat. front and rear porchss.
Price. $3.50. On very easy terms.
11.room and bath house. On Fair
mont Ut. near 18th st.; lot 19x104: hot
water heat and electric lights. Price.
$11,5oo. very good buy.
SEND FOR OUR LIST OF
NEW HOMES. THE MOST
S-rcom house. in Mount Pleasant.
west Of 14th Ut. Price. $3.50. Very
easy terms can be arranged.
Groom and bath house: colonial
type: northwest section: nice front
porch. Price, $3.50. On terms.
One Of the most attractive s room
bungalows In Brookland: thoroughly
modern to the smallest details: nice
garage. chicken house: lot 50x147:
front and rear porches. Price,. $500.
10-room and 2-bath thoroughly mod
ern house. In bast section Mount
Pleasant. Third door now rented for
$50 per month. Enough to pay inter-
est on entire price. Price, $4,000.
sstory apartment; on Pa. ave.;
rented for 500 per month; a good
downtown location. Price, $10.500.
Corner house-In Petworth. Brick;
center entrance hall: h.w.h.; electric
light: rooms and bath: frst-class
condition throughout: 4 very attractive
house. Price, 5000.
Brookland; ! square from r. I. ave-;
detached; front and rear porches.
Price. Sc, $50. Easy payments.
v, ...tory apartment: on lsth St, NJ NJ.
On terms. A good buy.
Splendid Groom colonial house; new,
with hot water heat. electric lights.
drop beam ceiling in dining room:
two open hreplacee. Possession in 10
days. Price. Sc, 200. Easy terms.
Groom and bath house; in best Sec
tion Of Bloomingdale; garage. Price.
Store. 2 rooms. on first floor: 8
rooms and bath second noor; good NV.
location: electric lights; INV. heat.
Now rented for $50. Price. $3.50.
On terms.
Groom and bath house. within one
square Of 18th 1T. nv; hardwood
door: in perfect condition throughout;
double garage In rear. Price, SO, 800.
Apartment house: downtowl: 4
apartments; 3 rooms and bath each:
hot.water hest; garage for 2 cars: now
rented for sos per month: pre-war
price. Price, $4,000. On terms.
Groom house; on K ct. re-; garage
IN rear: fine condition throughout.
Price. $3.50.
One Of the most attractive s-room
and 2-bath houses IN Chevy Chase;
lot eox135: garage. Price, ~, 80.
Get Our Complete List Of New Hcuses.
cHAs. D. sAGER.
ses 18th.
Main 90. Main 81. Main as.
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ACT QUICKLY.

ACT QUICKLY.
Two-Family Flat.
NEAR 14th AND PARK ROAD.
Live In one apartment and rent the other:
each apartment has rooms and bath: one oc-
cupied by owner. who will give immediate
Possession. Price, $1,000. Reasonable terms.
Bee Us today.
A: G. HOUGHToN CO.. 1919 n ct. NV.
We have the BEST in every Section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Exceptional Opportunity.
OTIS STREET NEAR 14TH ST. CAR LINE:
NINE LARGE BRIGHT ROOMS. ENCEP-
TIONALLY LARGE GLASSED-IN SLEEPING
PORCH; STEAM HEAT. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
VERY LARGE PANTRY. ELECTRICAL Al
STORAGE AND SERVANTS ROOM IN
BASEMENT. PERFECT CONDITION: II
TONS COAL. PRICE. S10,500; $4,000 CASH:
BALANCE EASY TERMS, POSSESSION
GATEWooD s. BENNETT. sol WOODWARD
BUILDING. MAIN 90.
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In Woodbridge,

In Woodbridge.
Attractive detached residence: 8 rooms, bath:
hotwater heat: elec. lights: lot 5Ox117; three
porcbes; house Is In good condition and .
dandy buy Mt 81 $50; reasonable terms and i'm
mediate possession.
A: c. HOUGHToS & CO.. 1918 Fl Ut. NV.
We have the BEST in every section"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-19

we nave tne BEST In every section"
DELAFIELD PLACE NORTHWEST-
1,6O0; beautiful detached three story home
with 8 rooms and reception hall: electricity;
s not.water heat coal and gas ranges: cold
s.ora ;g plant In basement. Immediate pos
HoLMEAD PLACE NORTHWEST.
S!o'ao; rooms and tiled bath; hot-watel
garages In rear; occupied by owner. Immediat t.
"a ,S g ST. 7 sou. SOUTHEAST az NEAR 18th.
no ToDD f fGoa feu NoRTHs HsssiSn'
t ss SotS. t~of.niy n..; eleven rooms and
other; bargain at the price.
G. W. CAVE,
Room zoo. Colorado bldg. Phone Main COL
BY McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
NEW SILVER SPRING HOME.
Just completed and ready for occupancy.
s-r.. bath. H.W.H. Elec. lights; on
large lot with nne shade. In nne location
OF new homes; block. cars $1,000. At
WOodside 1913.
NEAR NAVAL OBSERVATORY NV.
Ideal neighborhood; Or. H.W.H. Elec.
lights. tile hath. Hardwood doors: nice
brick. A bsrssin at $500 Only '-; s7sS
cash. Make offer.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME PARK.
H. 3, arranged; o.. tile bath.
n W n. Eiec. ben1-oetacned; large porch.
fne lawn and shade. Garage space. $6 bOO
Very easy terms.
BEST LOCATION IN BROOKIAND
r. bath. H.W.H. Large porch, ina
lawn and shade; lot 50xl50. Located IN
the best section Of this desirable suburb.
VACANT IN BROOKLAND.
ON PERRY ST.
Very attractive Groom home that h..
recently been newly renovated inside 80
out. New Furnace. cleo. lights with n.w
fixtures. Newly papered and painted. No
repairs necessary In many years. Only
sunday and evenings. Apply 14Os NeWton
ST., Brookland.
A REAL BARGAIN
Fine location: A sn;.s. !. l block cars;
18th Ut. line. b-cent fare. Immedia ~ ,o On
session. S2,76O. $3.50 cash Wsnt pos-
McIAchlen Banking Corp'n' onsr'
Realesfate Dept. 10th srA n
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Handsome Home

Handsome Home.
ON PRETTY GIRARD ST NEAR 1l,h
Three story brick residence; 10 rooms, ?, tile
baths; house is in excellent condition and ID
dandy bny for some one looking for. q real
home In pretty section. Price Is right; viii
sell quickly.
A. c. HoUGHTON & CO.. 1915 at. NV.
We have the BEST In every section"
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EYE st. NV. BETWEEN 18th AND 18th.
Property location speaks for itself.
Strictly modern.
II rooms. baths.
INV. b., electricity and gas.
Fine condition.
Only s22 500.
See Mr. TEDL. with
swARrzEII.. RHEDM & HENsEY co.,
727 10th 1t. NV.
CLEVELAND PARK.
HiGhland avenue property.
Strictly modern.
See Mr.. TEEL. with
swARrzELL. RHEEM 4 HENsEY co..
127 18th Ut. NV.
FOR SALE
Only $500 for
near 10th; within two Or three squares Of de-
partments: west Of 18th st.
swARrzrffs e. h RH1 TEL I T Hansry co.
727 18th st. nv.
FOR SALE
NORTH t { SAES4.a P PkoPsRr1.
Ut. overlooking
Agricultural Park.
Brick. rooms. bath. Garage.
Only 50. 600.
sWARrzKII. RHEEM / HENsEY co..
TT 18th st, INV.
o 81. NV. NEAH eth. sEAI-DpTAoHgD
frame dwelling Of rooms. bath: electricity.
"a: 4 wen kept house; lot about 24xo6, wttk
side alley; occupied BY owner; prompt posses'
sion PRICE, o 81 iSoG f saosMAx fss%'
1907 New York ave. NV. n. lies asd s20.
COLOMBIA RD. NV. EAST OF. GEORGIA
ave-, rooms. bath; bot-watef heat, electricity
and gas; prompt possession. Price. $500;
'e'''''0'' LOUIS ix5T; P. sHoEMAKnn.
1907 New York ave. NV. u. l166 and 620o.
esrs. colonial brscS hosss Of rooms. bah:
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1407 New York ave. NV. n. 1le6 and eeoo.
STONE COTTAGE or . ROOMS. BATH;
siecfricity. hot>water hest; aosches; one Of the
beautiful places in the Potomac valley; 6ns
elevation, extended views; two acres Of 1and.
Nth eos Il .e.
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l4O7 New York ave. NV. y. 1106 and ~.
FINEST LOCATION IN N.W.-BDAUrIFDL
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iargs sisepine Voreh: senai-detaehed; vide lot
70 alley; sarses; synsr IN property; possession
THOMAS P. BROWN. GIT 4h st. s.w.