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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20
Held MEETING
AT DIES MONIES
Members of State Executive Commit.
tee Of American Legion Held
Meeting at pes Molnes Friday
STATE CONVENTION SEPT. IS
Four Posts Already Organized in
Crawford County-154 Posts Or
9anized in the State

Clement WEIGH, Of Denison, Iowa
member of the State Executive Com
pittse, County Chairman of Crawford
County, of the American Legion, at
tended a meeting of the State Execu
tive committee at Des Moines on Fri
day, August 18th. This, organization
Of veterans is growing rapidly and
now has one hundred and fifty-four
posts organized in the state of Iowa.
OF these Crawford county has four
Denison, Charter Oak, Vail and Man.
lila. A meeting was held last night
at SehlesWig for the purpose of organ
izing.- one and in all probability Dow
City and West Side will organize,
which will give seven posts to Craw-
ford-county. a.: =. ~i.-
The first state convention of this
organization was set by the Executive
Committee at their meeting to he held
at Des Moines, September 4th and stu
at which time Lieut.. Col. Theo. Roose.
welt, Jr., will address the convention
and "a permanent state organization
formed. At this convention delegates
will also be elected to the first Nation.
al convention, which will convene at
Minneapolis November 18th, the an
niversary of the signing of the ar
mistice. 1t is hoped to have a men,
'bership. in Iowa OF ten thousand men,
bers by the time the stateconvention
convenes in September. The bases
of representation to the state conven.
ton will be one delegate, and an alter
nate for every post and one additional
delegate and alternate delegate for
every fifty post members or major
fraction of fifty ..
Int the report of the secretary to the
Executive Committee Friday the sec
rotary mentions the following: while
all districts have made splendid
showing, the 10th district, under John
Hungerford, F. H. Cooney, Fred M.
Hudson and Clement ], WEIGH, from
the start lead in the number OF posts
organized" o..
/. TO Spencer in the nth district, be-
longs the honor OF being the first ap-
plicant for Charter and holds Post
No. I. ....5'
To the 10th district belongs the
honor of having the largest enroll
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20

esteem by the people of this commun'
ity and his death takes from us one OF
the pioneer residents.
Funeral services will be held this
wednesday, afternoon at 2:30, at the
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. G..
"a. Barker pastor of the Baptist church
officiating, assisted by Rev. w. T.
Rink, pastor of the M. E. church. In
terment will be made in the family plot
at the Dow City cemetery.
The sympathy of the community
goes out; to the bereaved wife and
daughters in their hour of sorrow.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20
|DENlS0N GETS
CHEAPER ICE
Christfanseu and Miller Have Pur
chased Ice Business Of e. c. Baum
and Have Reduced Price Of Ice
1T. NOW COSTS $3.50 PER 1000 LBS
Both Are Well Known Young Men Of
This City and AreN Veterans Of the
. Great World War

Denison ice consumers are now be
ing supplied by christensen & Miller
who on Friday last took over the bust
ness Of E. c. Baum and purchased all
OF his equipment People generally
will be Interested to know that the
new firm is delivering ice to the con
sumer at $3.50 per 1000 pounds in
stead OF $500, which has been charged
since August 1st by the former dealer
No better solution Of the ice situa
ton in Denison could have been made
and everyone'is glad to see Christian.
sen and Miller in charge of the bust
ness. August e. Christensen for four
years has been in the employ of Mr.
Baum delivering ice, and he thorough
ly understands what is expected in the
way Of service. Leo J. Miller was
formerly employed by the Crawford
County Telephone company, but this
summer has been in the employ of
Mr.. B1um Both young men enlisted
in the service at the outbreak OF the
war in Co. B I'd Iowa infantry. Leo
ssWstSSelderable action in France and
was wounded in one of the important
engagements. Both young men are
hard workers and above reprOach In
all their dealings and without question
will make q success OF their new un-
dertaking. They have purchased the
motor truck as we'll as the team and
wagon used by Mr.. Baum to haul ice,
together with all Of the equipment.
They plan to use the truck this fall,
when the ice deliveries are lighter, to
do dray work with and by doing this
keep busy during the dull months in
the ice business. r.. sa ,
pehison people should be well salts
fed with the arrangement as made.
The retail price is now $3.50 per 1000
pounds less than it has been and at
$3.50 per 1000 pounds will leave a fair
margin; of profit to the two young men
after deducting expenses. The Mich
olson Ice h Produce company is now
able to supply better than SIX tons q
day and with coal on hand now are
working the Ice manufacturing depart
ment for twenty.four hours each day.
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DOW CITY WEDDING
Miss Anna Brink and Walter J. Kaiser
United in Marriage on Last
Thursday Afternoon 81 &

DOW CITY, Aug. 19-Special-,
A very pretty wedding occurred on
| Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Brink, when their
daughter, Anna, became the bride OF
Walter j. Kaiser. The wedding was
quiet one, only the immediate rela'
tives and friends being present.
Promptly at the appointed hour. 200
p. m, the bridal party took their plac-
es, the couple being attended by
George and Mabel Diets. Rev. Am
stein, the Lutheran pastor at
Charter Oak, was the officiating cler-
gyman. The bride was very attrac-
tive in a beautiful gown of white sat
in, the bridesmaid also being dressed
in white. The groom and attendant
looked their best in neat SUITS of
black. After the newlyweds had re-
ceived the congratulations and ,best
wishes of the company, all were IN
vited to partake, of an elaborate we'd
ding dinner. These young people are
too we'll known to require much 81 An
introduction. The bride has gfown
Ito young womanhood in our midst and
is lady of very pleasing manner, we'll
equipped for the duties of a home
keeper. The groom has been employ
ed as a farm assistant at the Brink
home for some time and since COM
ing here has made many friends who
have found him to be upright and in
dustrious. He recently returned from
several months service in Uncle Sans
army. They will make their home
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Brink. May good fortune and dornes-
tic felicity abide with them. The
couple were given a reception Thurs.
day evening when a large number OF
friends assembled to spend the eve
ming with them The guests tafried
until late hour and to say thes0ccA-
sion was an enjoyable one would be
putting it mildly. Dainty refreshments
were served at its conclusion. The
honorees were the recipients ct an
immense assortment Of costly gifts as
testimonials OF the esteem in which
they are held by their circle of friends.
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Mrs. Sims and daughters returned
Thursday from delightful stsy at
Okoboji, where they were guests at
Mrs. Ainsworth's cottage. They, re.
port fine fish caught by Rev. Boyd and
dorothy Carpenter, while Rev. Hamil-
ton was still fishing. John and 1Har-
low McConnaughey were the expert
swimmers of the party. &ss:
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TRIMMED AGAIN?

The baseball boys say that theil
game with Ute ast-tSunday was ar
even worse deal than that with Deni
son. Two umpires were used, both
Ute men. and 1t lis learned since thai
both men had moaey cop on the zUte
team. That is but an instance. The
game was rotten from start to inis.l
Oak Times. ~ ~, ~
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Cliffori Barborka de.
parted Tuesday evening for Mt. Ayr,
after pleasant visit here, at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. J.sV. Barborka. After
a short visit at Mt. Ayr with Mrs Bar
borka's relatives they*will go to Chi
cago; where Clifford will finish his
study OF medicine - 81. .-.. ~
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20

Clifford Browne, Of the Ducander
clothing store, leaves Thursday for; a
two weeks vacation which he will
spend at Lake 'Okoboji and points.in
northern Iowa. E,,'y
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20

Yes. the price of ice has decreased
to the consumer in Denison. It now
sells for $3.50 per thousand instead of
5000. a' '-a "
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20

George Woodbury. and, E. r. Adle
attended the ball game at Dow City
Sunday. ~
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20

Is now on exhibition in our Millinery Department.
Most of the hats featured models received Mon-
day Of this week, and feature reproductions Of. Pa
rsian and our American styles. These hats
made up of Haters plush panne velvets, velours and
beavers, in wide variety OF trimmings, from feath-
and flowers to braids and silk This showing Is
made up of wonderfully beautiful hats, in all shapes
and styles. Some of the models are trimmed with
undressed kid; have metal ribbon trimming
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20
ment reported with the 5th district
4, oloco eanopl

To the members of the convention
who have gratituously spent their time
and money in the work of organising
have the reward in that to Iowa be-
longs the credit Of leading all other
states in matters pertaining to or
ganizatiOn progress. -,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20

In shoes as in everything else, the wathchword
Of the present time is .Lie low" 1t surely doesn't
seem advisable for anyone to hold sale of womens
shoes right the start Of the fall season. especially
in the face of rapidly advancing prices Possibly we
may be unable to procure fashionable shoes later on
III the seasonbut in spite of this, we are going to
offer every womans shoe in stock at prices that will
mean saving in instances of ONE-THlRO.
This is opportunity you simply cannot afford to
miss. Our advice is that you in and make your
selections while our stocks are complete
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-08-20
'riday and Saturday of this week

4 LOT -Womens shoes of the highest quality 1
These are models sell regularly at $500. Very
specially priced this week at size.
This lot includes grey; mouse and brown kid
Of the highest quality with the covered Louis
heel ~ h.. ..ssg' H. &s2&s II Ezse NJ: II.
Lor 2--This lot includes all shoes regularly,re-
failing to $780, Black kid shoes of the finest leather
and brown and grey kid models are featured here
Very specially priced this week at $685.. -
LOT 3-Includes all shoes regularly sold as high
as $1,000. Your choice of this lot this week at $685.
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An Especially Attractive Display of Fall Millin

while others have the varc oored ostrich fantasies
that will be so popular later in the season. few
of these hats 1avesfur and lace trimming You will
find in this assOrtmentsa hat that will suit you IN
every way, matter how eastidious you Al may hs.
And the prices are very reasonable. %+.
$3.50 to $500
Evening star., 1919-08-02
FOR sALE-HousB
6o1811o

NEAR l1tA AND PARK ROAD; s-Roo3G
bath; owner occupant viii give inmediats
$c.soo.
Near md md O me-; s-rssn. bay.vindsw
brick: ami; large lot 70 soft. alley. A
bargain at $4.500.
Near 1sth and PART reed; S.stsry brick:
large baths: cellar unAsf entife hoaN;
stattsnaIy wsshtubs; possessten August
Is. Price. $3.50; $50 cash. balance
monthly
A st. ne. near 9Th; S-room. bay.window
he3ck: 4 rooms On q hoor; hot.vater he9t;
double brick garage. Price, 81. 500. which
Il 1850 less than prewar cost
Ninth st. NV. near New York ave-: II
rooms, baths and extra toilet. Property
In this section II rapidly enhancing IN
value for business purposes. Non-fes1dent
ewner orders immediate sale. Snap At
Near 18th and Irving sts.: rooms. bath;
h.-w.h.; large lot. Price, $e,s50.
Near Naval 0bssrvatory: rosms. hath;
h..w.h.; electricity and gas; double porch.
es front and rear; larEe lot to alley; early
possession. Price. $3.50 for quick ssie.
North Of Park road, half q block west
Of 14th Ut. car liAe; rooDs, tiled bath;
hardwood ioors and trim; vsry attractive.
Price, $500.
0eorgetown-9-room,b bay-Wfndow brick;
room for garage. Price, $4.600. $500 cAsA,
balance monthly. Good resideAtfal see-
tion.
For colofed-1-foom beick, semi-detacA-
ed; near 4tA and o a.w.; modern bath;
large yard; double brick Sarles; 00-fe.
alley IN rear. Price, H,500.
Near 8rd ana A me-; Ane coy hone:
rooms and modesa bath; finished In
mahogany and white; bargain at s, ,760;
easy terms.
Handsome mansion % close estate; CEN
ter-hall; u large, light rooms, bsfhs;
garage for 8 to . cars; 4S2 II ct. NV;
Immediate possession; nne location for
physician or large family; with OF with
out garage. Price q bargain.
Near 3rd and n.e.; Z rooms and
bath; eemi-detached; good lot; porches.
price, S, 750; easy terms.
For white oe eolofed; rooms and
bath: near Mass. ave. and 4th NV. Only
$3.50.
WALTER A. BROWN. GA 18th st.
Evening star., 1919-08-02
ron sAIE-HoUsEs
Near 10th and Mt. Pleasant sts.

Near 10Th and Mt. Pleasant SITS
Three-story colonial brick. nine
rooms. two baths, hot-water heat,
t1ve interior, open freplaees, cabinet
mantels. cement front porch. Price,
Detached Home,
Chevy Chase, D. G.
Exceptionally attractive and we'll
built new home, three stories and eel
lar. ten rooms. three baths, hot-water
heat. electric light. hardwood noors:
soeeDre1.' so Dilsg rrses asse p;issc6 % ISsrsi
terms.
Delightful New Corner Home.
Two stories and ,ttie: eight very
heat. electric light; e hsrdwo0d . .,ts aooTs z
It. Of front and side parking; four
sSuale SQUARE Of 18th st. Price. sis,5o.
New Home With Side Light.
Located in one Of the best sections
Of Washington Heights. near Goth and
Belmont SITS; three story % ana ceiisr
light, tiled front porch. two-story hack
porch; open nreplaces. cheerful rooms.
Immediate possession. Price, $l1,SOO.
Columbia Heights.
Two-story brick. six rooms. bath.
ley. Price, IS, 600.
Near 18th and Girard SITS. i.
Desirable three-story and cellar bay
window brick; ten rooms. bath; large,
bright rooms; good heating plant: ga
sfs; e SGo paved alley Possession Price,
Near Wardman Park Inn.
ious to dispose Of this delightful home.
Completely furnished. Three stories
and cellar. ten rooms. three baths.
wood floors. front and rear porches;
Price. $4,000; $50 cash; balance
Vermont Avenue
Near Thomas Circle.
Handsome three-story and cellar
pressed brick, ten rooms, two baths;
wide and deep lot; rooms large and
cheerful; house well constructed: cen
;s:!lz :7:.sos. t'd conveniently located. Price,
Centrally Located.
Three.story and cellar brick, eight
rooms, two baths; good heating plant:
interior; good lot to alley. Price,
1880; $500 cash. balance monthly.
Washington Heights Home.
Immediate possession. three-story
and cellar brick, ten rooms. modern
bath. hot-water heat, electric light;
newly papefed and painted through
ont; conveniently located. Price,
$3.50.
Near 10th and Harvard SITS.
Desirable colonial brick, three
stories and cellar, nine rooms two
baths. hot-water hest. electric light,
hardwood floors; two-story garage to
accommodate three cars; lot 25x140. :.
to vide alley. Price, $l2,5O0.
Garfield St. Near Conn. Ave.
Corner home. II rooms, baths, hot
water heat electric light, open f1re-
places. large kitchen, buffers pantry;
all rooms large and cheerful; large
front porch; two-story rear porches.
Vacant. Immediate possession. Price,
5000. Terms.
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
717 14TH ST. NV.
Evening star., 1919-08-02

8 ROOMS, BATH. EASEMENT AND SLEEP
ing porch; hot-water heat; hardwood noor..
and terms. 1907 E. CAPITOL ST. a
FOR SALE = COLORED; EXCELLENT
neighbofhood; Vermont ave-. 2-story frame
dwelling In excellent condition. For further
particulars call at 418 5th st. NV. Phone
Main 1883. 81
ON FRANKLIN ST., BLOOM1NGDALE SEC
tion; rooms, tile bath; electric lights: hot
water heat; paved alley; immediate posses
sion. Price, 1890.
II. r. HOwENSTEIN CO..
1914 ct. NV. or 7th and II sts. NE.
ON b ST, NE. NEAR 10th-A FINE TWO
story brick; rooms and bath furnace. Price,
"a, 750: terms arranged.
81. R. HOWENsTETN CO.,
1914 ct. NV. or 7th and 81 SITS. ne.
IN 18th ST. HIGHLANDS-ONE OF THE
most attractive homes in this desirable neigh
6orhood; II rooms. Q baths; vapor heat; elec-
tric lights; beamed ceiling in dining room !;
must be seen to be appreciated. Price, 900 ;
reasonable terms arranged.
b. r. HoWENSTEIN CO.,
1a14 st: NV. or 7th and b sts. NE.
Evening star., 1919-08-02
SHANNON & LUCHS,
REALTORS.
Main z345. 718 14th ct. NV.

FOR BALE-Two HANDSOME HOMES IN
Southwest Washington.
627 ST. S.W.--Charming residence with
rooms and modern bathroom on two floors; hot.
water heat; colonial style front porch: beauti-
full front lawn; lot 90 Sx12S It. to 1S-ft. public
alley; garage space; splendid neishborhood.
The house has recently been remodeled and
renovated throughout. II is yacant End you
WIN. r. NORMoYIN, $40 \ st. n.w.
SEE NO. 1120 VA. AVE. S.W.
This 10 8-story bay-wtndow brick dwelling,
q corner house with 10 rooms and bath; hot
water heat; wonderfully dns outlook over the
grounds of the Smithsonian Institution, the
Mall and directly opposite the hew Ereer Art
Galleries. The house il vacant. Key &C once.
Let W. X 'sls SoRESqts NE ESa as'us s,d j. i.
GAKFTELD ST., JUST OVER CONN. AVE.
bridge; three story. 2-bath colonial house;
h.-w.h.; electricity; room for garage; el1 ,000i
easy sssy terms; early possession. Address Boz
NON TzIs. r TIE aRn rIMn nasax,rs' To HuY.
13,16O-Near 10th and East Capitol st.; two
story brick; rooms, tiled bath; hot-water
heat; colonial porch; this 10 bargain.
A.80O-FACING MD. AVE. NE; brick; 9
rooms, bath: = furnace; side and rear alleys;
brick garage; sleeping porch; TERMS.
S6,26O-WEST OF 18th, ON ST.; MUST
BE SOLD TO sETTLE ESTATE; f.room
bsiet; bath; lot 2oz10o; room for garage;
DAVID E. BARRY, y. e.. = 4; -; Nv
A6z RHODE ssEzND I'VE N.E.-7:No6u
Bungalow; Ami, new; furnished Or unfnf.
nished. Call after and Sunday afternoon. g.
Evening star., 1919-08-02

| On 18th near @ st., II rooms. hot water,
ami Price, s25 900.
14th and Delafeld sts.. rooms. garage,
ami. Price, Sl4, $50.
Near Goth and r sts., three stories. !!
rooms. steam heat. large lot with stds ene n
rear yards, an excellent roorning house In tAe
choicest section Of northwest. Price. com
pletely furnished. $4,000.
On Kenyon bet. 9Th and 9Th, lot ooxlc9
rooms, hot water, good yards. Price, $A,S00.
On Montague near 14th. 10 rooms. gafage,
| ami Price. l14. .T50.
2 baths, cellar. furnace. Price, $I,VW. -.
Newton 1t. near 18th, rooms. = oatns. 10
25x1so. furnace hsat; an elegant home Ia q
refined locality. Price, S9,I
On Wisconsin ave. near Naval OpeefWtofy'
IL rooms, hot water, yard, garage a.m.i'
Price, $500:
Evening star., 1919-08-02
CoLORED-
Near 10th and renAa. ave. &C.; Q roeul
and bath; brick; large lot.
ADDRESS c.
City r. o. Boz 17o7.

FOR sALN-PRrUD, so, ,S0o--FuILY DE-
tsched downtown home; centershall plan; built
by present owner for his ewn use; house has
rooms and bath on second floor; Q well ar.
ranged home for q phyeictan; owner viii sell
to colored pufchaset. The impcoyemenfs are
entirely modern ana the house Is in beautiful
condition from top to bottom; possessidn Sfven
BOSS PHELPS, Inc. 1406 H OF. NV.
Evening star., 1919-08-02
Chevy Chase

A beautiful detached home, To-
Gated on Keokuk St., one-half
square from Conn. ave-: large
lot; full-grown hedge, shrub
berry; beautiful lawn; absolutely
modern houhe contains 10 rooms,
3 baths: steam heat; electricity,
laundry; beautifully destined
center entrance plan; garage on
lot; wide alley: an opportunity to
obtain an attractive home with
beautiful surroundings immedi-
ate possession; very liberal terms:
Evening star., 1919-08-02


9h so w, ~ MT ~ ts a
occupied by an owner Who can give Immediate
possession; well built twostofy brick house
in frst-class condition from top % bottom.
porches; paved alley In rear Of Lot, With rooin
Tor garage. - ,4s
| BOSS q PHELPS. INC, 1406 b Ut. NV.
FOR SALElPRTCE. $40. 600; OWNER LE1v-
I w" ha give a. me ftis o. on
1lth Ct; a two-story and attic eight-roons
| house having two baths on second door. tn-
closed sleeping porch and large front porch
| Room for Q garage. y 10 ss.
BOSS q PHELPS, INC, 1406 81 st. nv.
ron aHTEPRICG a m. IN ZT-TT-
frscttve .1n,re IN Petworth not far ONT. /,
house that will please you; colonial style. two
| stofies; not-water neat elec. ngnu, porehes.
| unusualy deep LOT 70 ahey. wltn room Tor
| garage. There y good value IN THIS mouse
BOSS PAELPs. INC. l400 d d. NV.
tween Ws i4th 3 issn sts: % ioes.,cn IN wher. values
are rsp.Gy Inefeasm Mh,e nous. nouse
| isrt 5nran =. 1,ss Al. .,,s,.,i. .,a, " - s~-
| EIs po1S 1S2 4 ynxsr$yDS1 NJ snoa n =.
10os 3 .S.zE =. 80, -.g9 = =. =: y:
ant. half . square from ieth st.; possession
given at once; q three-stsfy house havirg nine
Evening star., 1919-08-02
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
ContinueA.

VIE WANT TO SHOW You THIS
h.w.h. and other Improvements; splen-
did neighborhood in northwest. Price,
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS,
Successor to Phillips & Sager, Inc,
Phone Main 9s.
SECOND TO NONE AT rH1s FIG
IRE, VERY CHOICE BUY AT
$6.875; beautifully finished Z rooms
:se.rs :ss sssa fia a..Essns sssaE
''A'S WILLIAM i s. PHILLIPS,
Successor to Phillips & Sager. Inc,
Phone Main oS.
GR1s GWNrn HONE nnavrsS MIST roWs: RS soIp piiss.
$6.950; NOW VACANT; practically
new home of rooms and bath;
h;w.h.; electric lights; very exciu-
AeSTi WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS,
Successor to Phillips & Sager. Inc,
Phone Main 9s.
AN IDEAL LITTLE HOME, WITH
ckcClllC lights,
rooms and bath in nod dirst-class CON
ses tss%:: II coos ''GS sGcmos S5 eesF 81
GEORGETOWN.
Successor to Phillips & Sager, Inc,
Phone Main 90.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
INVEST YOUR MONEY; 10 rooms
and baths: will exchange for q
TS modern Groom house: has electric
nen'' %fLhixM WI Lam s. oa,E PA1hhiPs. e. g.IPs,
Successor to Phillips & Sager, Inc,
Phone Main 9s.
A CASH PAYMENT OF $500, AND
this very desirable home with 8 rooms
and bath and modern conveniences; In
PAPEREb AND REDECoRATED
1HRoVGHGTT. WM9IAM Only g. EH1ii9es, ittS9q;
Successor to Phillips & Sager, Inc,
Phone Main 9S.
10 MIN. FROM CENTER OF CITY.
NOW VACANT: practically new. up
to-date home; h.w.h.: electric lights;
9 rooms and bath: desirable neighbor.
hood in ne. Price. 1920.
WILLIAM g. PHILLIPS,
Successor to Phillips & Saeer, Inc,
Phone Main 0S.
POSITIVELY THE BEST BARGAIN
IN WASHINGTON only $3.50; one
square from govt. prtg. office; h.w.h.
and other modern improvements; 8
rooms and bath: extra large yard and
room for garage; excellent terms.
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS,
Successor to Phillips & Sager, Inc,
Phone Main 8s.
CLOSE TO sth AND NORTH CARO-
LIMA AVE. Sc; 8 rooms and bath:
81, $50. Terms can be arranged.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS,
Successor to Phillips & Sager, Inc.
1408 New York ave. NV.
Phone Main 9S.