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Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-17
.S2,5S0,44l MISSOURI
ROAD PLANS GET OK.
Government Approves 20 State High
way Projects for Which $9s3,15i
of Federal Aid Furnished
$4,000, 900 TOTAL PROVIDED
Washington Allots 715 Auto Trucks
for Work, Ranging From Light
Delivery to Heavy Aviation

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, July a.
Twenty road projects in Missouri, es-
timated to cost $2,580,441.77, have
been approved Dy the Federal Gov
ernment, according to announcement
by the State Highway Department.
Of the amount to be spent on the
roads, $983,154 will be furnished
from Federal aid. Included in the 90
projects are II, which were approved
by the Federal Government, following
a visit of State Highway Superinten-
dent John M. Malang to Washington.
The announcement was made after
statement was issued by ]. c. Won
ders of Omaha, Federal district en-
gineer, whose district includes Mis-
sCuri, Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska.
Half of Plans Submitted.
/ The State Highway Department has
submitted plans for one-half of the
projects, and the surveys for the
others will be made in short time,
$50 widespread is the interest in
road construction in Missouri under the
new road law that the officials of the
State Highway Department are ex-
pecting a flood of applications for
State and Federal aid when the bond
issues now advocated in a majority of
the counties are voted within the next
few weeks" said Malang. Counties
not working on countrywide bond is
sues are exerting themselves to create
special road districts along the two
State highways which will be built in
each county under the new road law"
The total of bond issues now voted
or proposed in the State amount to
more than $40. .eOO, 600.
Missouri Leads Iowa.
The Federal district engineers re-
port shows that Missouri ON June 80
was ahead of Iowa in the amount Of
money to be used on Federal-aid pro-
jects. Iowa had more projects ap-
proved, but the estimated cost of
$2,519,O97.65 is below what Missouri
projects will cost. Nebraska leads the
district with projects approved, there
being 95 for an estimated cost of road
construction of $5,2s5,092.58. Kansas
obtained the approval of only 26 pro-
jects, but the estimated cost is $9,-
65S ,284.s6.
The Highway Department received
word from Washington that in the
fourth allotment of automobile trucks,
Missouri was given 290 trucks, vary
ing from light delivery to heavy avia-
tion. This makes a total CT 715 trucks
allotted to Missouri since the close
OF the war They will be used in road
work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-17
METHODIST CONFERENCE
TO MEET HERE

The Missouri Annual Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church will
be held in Mexico this year at the
Methodist church. Between two hun
dred and fifty and two hundred ant
seventy-five ministers and laymer
frorM AL over Missouri and some from
other states will be present.
The Conference will start on We'd
nesday, September 8, and continue
till the following Monday. A number
of men high in the work of the denom-
ination are expected.
Some of the work to be taken up by
the Conference this year will be the
placing the ministers of the denom-
nation, in the fields wher they would
be most valuable. Another feature of
the meeting is the memorial service
which will be held on Sunday, Septem-
Der 7. The service will be in honor of
all the Methodists ministers who have
died during the past fiscal year.
The Missouri Conference is composed
of Sixteen districts from which the
various ministers and laymen who will
attend the convention will come. Com
mittocs have been appointed to take
care of the delegates. E. f. Elliott is
chairman of the entertainment com
mittee, who will attempt to secure
homes for the visitors while they are
here.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-17
HEDGEDALE ITEMS.

Will Frazier and D. L. Rogers be-
gun threshing Monday. - Val ErdeI
Lad two calves Killed by train his
week. - Miss Leona Kircher spent
several days this week with Harry
Elan and family of Santa Fe. - DR..
Cornett sold his Overland car to Mrs.
Mark Pierce. - Pete Alderman sold
corn to Chas. Maxwell at $1.90 bu.
- Louis Kircher sold 200 'bu., to the
Williamhorst Bros, at $500. - Mil
ton Smith delivered some lambs to
Fred Roberts Monday. - George Err
del and family, Harry Elan and fam
lily of Santa Fe, Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Shook,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Shook, John
Henton and Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moh-
Ter of Mexico spent Sunday with Louis
Kircher and family. --- Fred Norris
hauled hogs to Rush Hill Monday
morning. - Mr.. c, Mollett spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs, Pat Beckman,
- F. F. Witchie and family spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
F. Erdel, Sr. --- Frank Erdel, Jr., and
wife and Mr.. and Mrs. Pete ErdeI
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, Harry
Erdel. - Mr.. Fisher has been assisting
Mr.. Rogers put up hay Orvills Mel
ahn and family Of Thompsors we've
Sunday guests at II. Millers. u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-17
TO BUY AIR PLANE.
Lieut.. Joe Read Gone to Kelley Field
For Flying Machine.
(Vandalia Leader.)

Lieut.. Joe Read of St. Louis, form
erly of Vandalia, is at Kelley Field,
Texas, to buy an airplane, which it
is his present intention to have ship
ped to Vandalia where it will be put
together and trial bights made. John
Brsicoe of Perry is associated with
Lieut.. Read in the purchase of the
machine, which will be used for ex-
flights probably in St. Louis.
Lieut.. Read was in the aviation SER
vice of the army for eighteen months,
in Florida, Texas and Ohio. After
getting his commission, he was used az
instructor at various aviation fields,
and had just received orders for over
seas service when the armistice came.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-17
VIII Move 10 Mexico.

We are glad to announce that Fin
ley Johnson, of Benton City, with his
family will move to Mexico September
First to make their home. They pur-
chased the Vandegrift property on
north jefferson street, from w. G.
Potts, Wednesday, for $4,000. The
deal was made through j. w. Rutter
and the place is one of the incest homes
in Mexico. Mr.. Rutter says he has
brought one more Republican vote to
Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-17
YOUNG'S CREEK ITEMS.

Mrs. E. A. Ellis from Mexico and
Mrs Amanda Bedsworth Of Eureka
Springs have returned to their home
after an extended visit with Mrs. Liz
zie B. Ellis. - Miss Lila Mcintosh of
Mexico and Harry and Laura Vigal of
Springfield, ILL.,, was the guest Of Mrs.
Alice Asbury last week. - Clyde and
John Ellis sold 6 cows and 4 heifers
to A. j. Cline of Salisbury, H., for
$1400. - Mrs. Alice Asbury sold Hor-
ace Mundy Is lambs for 1871 cents
per pound.--The ice cream supper at
Long Branch Saturday night was we'll
attended. - The Rev. Harboard has
resigned as pastor at Midway to take
up work at Breckenridge, Mo. - Mrs.
Adams of Hallsville is visiting her
daughter, Mrs, Will Wainscott. -
The farmers are busy cutting oats and
laying-by corn. - Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Vigal and family from Sringfield, ILL.,,
are visiting relatives and friends a
few days before leaving for two
weeks visit in Kansas. - Homer Sion
aker and family are riding in a new
Ford car. - Octave Ellis had a mule
killed by tightening last Friday. -
There will be an ice cream supper at
Midway Saturday night, July the 49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-17
SANTA FE ITEMS.

VIM. Floyd of Mexico was shaking
hands with old friends here Tuesday
Mrs. L. Heckart and daughter, Miss
Lula, visited Mrs. Delaney and daugh-
ter, Mollie Lee, Wednesday. --- l. N.
Bailey of Mexico was the guest Of rel
ativos here Wednesday night and
Thursday. The Perry I. o. o. r.
Lodge came up Thursday night and
conferred the second degree for the
home lodge. - Berry picking is the
order Of the day here now. - Oren
Wilson returned home Wednesday af-
ter few days visit with relatives near
Center. Mrs. VIM. Malay and son,
Marvin, of st. Louis who have been
guests of her sister, Mrs. c. E. Smith,
went to Perry Saturday evening for
few days visit before returning
home. The tightening struck the
fue on the barber shop Friday morn
ing but no damage was done to the
building. Tightening struck and
burned the barn and it's contents
which belonged to Miss Nina Dash
ner.-Lightening killed cow for Joe
Fleming Friday and mule for Mrs.
J. r. Peak. The entertainment
given at the Christian church Satur-
day night by the Busy Bee Sunday
School class was well attended A
number of the young folks motorcd
to Spalding Springs Sunday and spent
the day -- Mr., and Mrs. C. f. Spears
and son, of 0akwood and Mrs, j, S.
Henderson of Columbia spent Satur-
day night with Mr.. and Mrs, James
Camplin. They were passing through
enroute to Hannibal - Mrs. Mollie
Bolts and son of Perry, spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with her brother
C. +. Smith and family. - Rev. Sny-
der filled his regular appointment at
the Christian church Sunday morn
ing and evening. -- Mrs. w. F. Bridg-
ford and little son of Mexico are Wis
iting DR.. and Mrs. E. Med. Bridge
ford. - Mr.. ard Mrs. F. f. Anderson
of Mexico are visiting W. T. Sterrett
and family. - Mrs. c. A. Black and
little son Of Moberly are visiting at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. +. Thomson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark E. Crawford and
child of near Ell Dorado, Kas., are Wis
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-17
HOGS AT $23 AT CHICAGO.
Demand in Europe Sends Prices tC
Highest Point Ever Known.

CHICAGO, July 14.--Hog prices
have rounded out another even dol
lar addition for consumers. The mar
ket Saturday reached a top of $23
per hundredweight. The highest price
ever before known was $22.95, a new
record made Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-17

YOUR NEW LEDGER.

The Weekly Ledger in its form this
The change made because growing business
required fast and bigger service we
felt they should have
The Weekly Ledger appears the largest weekly pa
per published in this section of Missouri.
feel will pleased the results of the heavy ex
have give YOU larger paper
have interesting know
We have both phones
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-17
MISS RUBY CHAPMAN MARRIES

Miss Ruby Chapman, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Chapman of this
city, and Bernard Michael, of st. Louis
were married in Waterloo, H., Satur-
day, July 5. The announcement was
made by friends of the bride Tuesday
Mrs. Michael formerly was employ.
cd in this city in the offices of the
Haas-Lieber grocery company. She
left this city last spring and met Mr.
Michael in st. Louis at that time.
The Ledger joins her many friends
in wishing them mush happiness.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-17
Quarterly Conference.

The fourth quarterly conference of
Mexico Circuit will be held July 10Th
and goth. Business session on Saturday
at three o'clock at the parsonage.
Preaching at Littleby Sunday morning
at eleven o'clock by Presiding Elder
A. C. johnson.
J. L. NICKERSON, Pastor.
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-17
HOW FooD PRICES HAVE CLIMBED SINCE 1913

During years March, 193 and March, 199 the in
prices of all food so cent with -four
bacon and conmea increasing than 100 cent The
following table report by the Government April 49,
1919 the price of nine staple
articles of food:
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-17
Ice Cream Sumner.

There will be an ice cream supper at
Midway Church, Saturday night, July
18th. wit
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-17
HOW THE SENATE RATIFIES TREATY


HOW THE SENATE RATIFIES TREATY
that will be necessary in ending the
: war, in United States Senate:
l. President official ra of and addresses senate
asking its ratification.
On chairman Of committee treaty referred to
o foreign relations
g. Committee conferences treaty. calling in experts and
: members of peace delegation,
Committee submits to senate either unanimous report or
majority and minority reports.
s. Discussion committee reports floor of senate
g. ratification; wothrd vote of senators present re-
quired to ratfy
T. Senate subm its action to president.
g. President proclam treaty ratified and the ended
=. :. :. /. .
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark E. Crawford and
child of near Ell Dorado, Kas., are vis-
iting in Mexico for few days. Mr..
Crawford is now in the oil business
at Eldorado,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-07-17

Read Ledger advertisements and
save your money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-01

$40. oo0-MT. PLEASANT: KILBoURNE PL.
near 18th; 10-r. brick. 3 baths; every modern
improvement and a beautiful home; s., 900
cash.
S5.5O0-Cottage City, on Baltimore pike:
nearly new bungalow; r.. bath, furnace, cleo :,
fireplace: large porch: south and east exposure
large lot; garage; only $3.50 cash required
$3.5O0-Furnished st. Sc. near 18th; 8
r.. bath brick; large basement: in splendid
! condition; good neighborhood; rented at $50
month; 4 good investment at a bargain; 81 900
cash.
BROOKLAND HOMES
$1.000-Corner home, block 10Th and Mon
roe; fine location: r., rec. hall. bath. bed
rooms; h.w.h.; cement cellar: large porches
slate roof; exceptionally we'll built; large lot
fenced. 5000 cash.
$5,O00-Irvng st. Semi-detached frame r.,
b0 tn. rec. hall; cement cellar; vacuum furnace
heat: front porch; back porches. upstairs and
down; beautiful back yard: fruit, large grape
arbor. poultry house and garden, fenced. All
In excellent condition; terms.
.OOO-Immediate possession furnished or
unfurnislied. On Newton ST.. block and half
from cars; nearly new. detached, 8 r. BATH
rec. hall h.w.h cleo; large cement base
ment: gas range: screened porches, front
and back; splendid modern home; very easy
terms.
50 o5O-Kearney st. near 14th. Nice frame
6 r.. hall. bath; furnace: nice porch;
shade; garden; good location; only $500 cash
required Possession.
McLACHLEN BANKING CoRP'N,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
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SO oo-CRITTENDEN ST.. SATI.'S ADD
ton west of 14th St: one of those new colo
NAL brick houses; 8 rooms and = baths: garage
In, TO paved alley. This home must I've seen to
In. uppreciat ted New houses, same vicinity. sell
ing for money. For appointment to in
sIsct phone North 14O1.
FOR COLORED BUYERS
a. l. st. n.w.-Frame. rooms bath; So 800:
easy terms. 1910 10th n.w.-6-r. frame;
81 800: easy terms.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and e
HANDSOME HOME. 615 Q ST. N.W.-EyERY
modern convenience; two baths; h.w.h.; ga
rage; house In excellent condition. L. J.
MILLS. 6O5 9Th Ut. NV.
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FOR sALE-NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY.
on East Capitol st. rooms and bath; brick:
hwh; OWNER OCCUPANT WILL GIVE
POSSESSION. SEE US ABOUT THIS. Terms
H. l.. THORNTON, 1915 F st. NV.
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SIX ROOMS AND BATH. WITH LARGE
well built; ami. Address Box ga, star Of
flee.
FOR SALE-BY OWNER. PRICE, 81, 500. IN
Petworth: beautiful Groom corner house; 3
porches large lawn: all conveniences. Address
Box PA. Star office. os
FIVE 3STORY AND CELLAR, WELL. CON
structed dwellings: 8 rooms and bath each
These houses cannot he duplicated for the
price offered
F. W. GRAHAM & CO.,
ST. 18th NV.
Fl BET. 18th AND Goth \. W.-3STORY RAY
window brick; 10 rooms and bath; IS, 800
+. w. GRAHAM & CO..
6I7 14th NV.
Immediate Possession
1901 GARRISON ST. NW.-CHEvY CHASE
u. C.-sr. and h.: h.w.h.: elec. lights; garage.
beautiful grounds. Price, $500 Phone
Cleve. 327W.
x12 ,oo-CIIEvY CHASE; : ACRES: 7-RO0Nt
bungalow. large stable houses for 1000 chicr
ems: mature orchard, grape arbor. trees few,
ers; h.w.h.; Anil: open fireplace; large
porches. This property worth $20.UOO FiSa
minutes walk to ears. Easy terms. North l4o,
IN MT. PLEASANT-BEAUTIFU L0,7A.
ton: rooms. hot-water heat: semi detached
brick dwelling; front and back porches; nos.
session given. Terms easy. Price right
G. NJ. FORREST. 1902 st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COuttnu ed.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Near Sauis Addition: up-to-date six-room
home: looks like from top TO bottom: NO
war time profit being made on this.
GEO. W. LINkINS, Exclusive Agent.
1114 Pa. ave. NV. Phone Main S2pS-s2S9
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Ma. Nsar the beautiful Connecticut s.,ss Avenue
init only. Price sl75oo. Substantial cash
REQUIRED GEd W.inc Sk s1S De arranged
Phone n s2ss. Exclusive Agent.
NJ $500. 17l4 Pa. ave. NV.
The biggest bargain in the northwest
ton This property contains 10 room. and
ath. cellar and furnace; will rent for $40 per
month. Fronts wide avenue and can I've
bought for $3.50. Act quick. Inspection by
GEO. W. LNK1Ns.
Phone N. s2ss. Exclusive Agent.
NJ 1929. 17l4 Pa. ave. NV.
WE CAN OFFER SEVERAL q AND ROOM
and Navy building. from s. 900 10 S. Co.,
Terms to spit GEO. W. uSk1xs
Phone N SOS, Exclusive Agent.
NJ s299A l7l4 Pa. ave. NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Near the Capitol
Modern 10-room house: hot water heat; 'front.'
ing on park and wide avenue Price. $4,000
mus. have substantial cash payment. Inspec-
ton can be made at any time.
GEO. w L1NKINs.
NJ s298. 17Y4 Pa. ave. NV.
Ten-room house near Washington Circle
fronting on the prettest avenue in the north
west section: hot water heat Finely finished
Terms can be arranged. Let US show you this
property.
GEO. W. LINKINs
fhone N S2sS. Exclusive Agent.
M Soy. 1I14 Pa. ave. NV
on 18th Ne, NORTH OF H-IOLONIAL
house. In fine condition rooms and bat
hot-water heat; laundry tubs cellar, with
front and rear entrance: good lot. Price,
s3.I1o; $1,000 cash. balance monthly.
II. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.
1914 F st: NV. 18th and Fl SITS. ne
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HOME OF HOMES

FOR sALE-PRlCE. $3.50: NEAR SOL
| dicrs' Home: a fine location and a most at
tractive six-room house: well built and in ex-
lights. oak floors. sleeping porch. plenty Of
room for garage: immediate possession.
ROSS & PHELPS, Inc. 14OS H st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. IS. 600; JUST OFF 18th
St, two-story and attic s-room house: "a
IT. wide; good lot 10 paved alley. with room
for garage heated with INV and having a
large front porch; Very few houses OF this
we'll to look at this promptly.
Ross PHELPS. Inc. 140s H st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE. Sl2 500: ON I4TH ST.
III Columbia Heights, beautiful home and an
excellent location for a physician There are
10 rooms baths. servants quarters; has
elec. lights. sleering porch. several open fire
ceilings; room for a garage: PROMPT posses.ion
BOSS PHELPS. Inc. l4O6 II st.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $500. N CLEVELAND
Park. fully detached 2-story and attic. s-room
floors. porches and a garage. This is good
buy; possession can be obtained.
BOSS PHELPS. Inc. 1908 II at. NV.
FOR SALE-PRTCE, s.. $50: OWNER LEAV-
well located Columbia Heights home: >
story colonial brick house. having rooms and
bath: heated with h.w., having cleo. lights,
porches. room for a garage.
ROSS PHELPS. Inc. 1905 H st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $4,000 LITTLE OFF
10th st. and near Dupont circle: home that
Will I've vacated IN ~ days: S-story br1ck mouse
situated a corner Of alley, having 0
rooms and BATH room for garage.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. Inc. 1903 Fl st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRTCE. $4,000: A 3-STORY
brick house having INV heat cleo. lights,
brick garage holding two cars. This is a beau
tiful home, in excellent condition and situated
in one Of the choice blocks Of Washington
Heights. west of Columbia rd.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1905 st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, $500; GOOD NORTH
west home, not far out: 3-story Groom
brick house. situated a lot 19x14O, to a
wide paved alley. and having garage. This
house be inspected at any time, and pos
session obtained.
ROSS & PHELPS. Inc 1905 H st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. $4,000; PROMPT POS
session given of beautiful colonial house.
located in Mount Pleasant. west Of 18th st.
There are 10 rooms. baths, INV. heat. cleo.
lights. large front porch, . sleeping porches,
deep lot to paved alley, with room for garage.
BOSS & PHELPS, Inc. 1905 St NV
HOME OF HOMES
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NEAR NAVY YARD-132S 18th ST. Sc: q
story brick. rooms and bath; large yard to
paved alley; price, S., 600; terms. $500 down,
balance like rent Apply OWNER. 245 9th
Ut. ne. u
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BOARD in beautiful cool Mclean. Va Tor
refined couple or girl war worker: private ram
iIy: no other hoarders large porches: garden
fresh vegetables: eggs: milk chickens ga
rage for machine: objection To one enid:
SIS per person month; reduction 10 girl
war worker Call or write Jefres Bungalow,
Mclean Va; 30 minutes from city.
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1927 K ST sk.-5- ROOM. BATH BRICK :
gas possession July L.. Price. s1.750.
1918 35th st. n.w.-5-room and bath brick
G. IRVINE WOOD. 1929 Wisconsin ave.
No 1928 10th ST. NV; GROOM AND BATH
brick house.
No SIS 9Th st. NV; s-room and bath brick
house.
No go st. NV: 1Oroom and bath brick
house.
No. 100 d st. NV: 7-room and bath brick
house.
For prices. terms, etc, inquire Of owner,
J. W. GLENNAN. Room Warder bldg
cor. 9th and SITS. w. Tel. Main 1893
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TABLE BOARD.

J13l .lst ST w.-Homc cooking: private
home: for n limited number of hoarders: ex-
ceptjonsl location: $50. Phone North GIL. y
l5Oo PARK ROAD-Finest home cooking: room
for few more. col ST.. i
3ii3 14th ST NW.-Exrellent table: good
service breakfast and dinner.
- QUINCY PLACE N.W.-ENcellent tabe
board To few refined persons. \. 6.oi. D.
1914 KENYON ST. N.W.-Excellent table
board: dinner or breakfast and dinner: home
cooking: good service. i
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IO-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN: BEAUTIFUL
location owner. Address Box BOOT, Star of
fce. 3s
:-sTORY HOUSE. @ ROOMS. BATH: LARGE
yard. front and back; good location; reason
able. Phone West 1927. after ) pm.
SIN ROOMS. SLEEPING PORCHES AND
large front porches: vapor heat: ami: In
quire after pm. of C. F.. SCHOFIELD, IA
Crescent place Takoma Park. y. c.
S7.750-vICINITY CLEVELAND PARK. DE.
tached Tor. 2b. electricity; stone foundation
porches: glass Enclosed pantry: laundry: sum-
mer kitchen: maids dining room; many closets;
attic; bedrooms; solid oak doors and trim
many fine shade trees; blocks TO cars; SPLEEN
did condition; garage available; lot sOx1OO.
Easy terms. North 1401
s,sTORY BRICK, o ROOMS; Anil: HEAT
ed by furnace: located near 2nd and A sts
ne. Price, s., $50: easy terms
DANIEL X. JACKSON,
Room sol. Evans bldg. Phone NJ 1909.
102 9th ST. S.E.-2-STORY. BASEMENT,
pressed brick; bay-window front; rooms.
Price, $500: easy terms.
DANIEL X. JACKSON
Room sol. Evans bldg. Phone NJ. 1909.
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IMMEDIATE PossEssION-ONE OF THE
prettiest homes in Mt. Pleasant: 12r, 2b +;
laundry: servants bath; kitchens; back yard :
front lawn: every room a front bay-window
room; reception hall for garage or
another house: II sold before 18th Of July
will accept any reasonable offer: rooms rented
out in this house now for Silt so; terms are
very reasonable. inspection by appointment:
see inside OF this house before buying; Sl4 500
Col S2l2 ne
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FOR EXCHANGE.

LARGE, ACTIVE LIST OF RESIDBNoD0
business and suburban properties. apartments
building lots and farms which exchan gss
can be made; are making q speciality al
have many advantageous proposttions.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.. lAe>
768 18th It. NV.
l1changs DspaEtmeaA !
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Corner House Mt. Pleasant

Exceptionally good location
close to car line and in very
good neighborhood beautiful sur
roundings: II rooms and bath:
steam heat; completely equipped
screens recently renovated: lot
21x1l0; immediate possession;
$4,000
SHANNON & LUCHS,
113 14th st. NV.