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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-01-10
1910 ISSUE OF
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

A new series of war savings stamps
of the 1919 issue have been received
and are on sale at all post offices.
Stamps of this issue mature January
1, 1924, one year later than the is
sue sold last year. They will be sold
in the present month at $4.12 each
and the value will increase one cent
each month during the year.
Purchasers who now hold thrift
cards partly filled may complete the
same and secure the war savings
stamps of the present issue upon
making the additional payment re-
quired, 12c in January, etc.
The new issue Of stamps are Of a
different ddlor and much smaller
than the 1918 stamp and purchasers
are warned that the new stamps
must not be placed on certificates is
sued for use with the 1918 stamp
and vice versa. A stamp of the new
issue will not enhance the value Of
a certificate PARTLY filled with 1918
war saving stamps. Those requir-
ing certificates for the 1919 issue
may secure same from postmasters.
There is no change in the 25c
thrift stamp, so that thrift card
partly filed last year may be COM
pleted at any time during the present
year and exchanged as above stated.
The law with reference to the
amount of war savings stamps that
may be held by any one person has
been so amended that 1t now pro-
vides that one person may purchase
and hold war savings stamps Of the
series of 1919 to the limit of $1,000
(maturity value,) regardless Of his
holdings of the series of 1918.
The new stamps may be cashed
in accordance with the table printed
on the certificate, after the expira-
ton of ten days written demand
therefor being filed with the post
master.
The post office department will
be glad to sell war savings stamps Of
the new issue to those who were un-
able to comply with their pledges
with reference to the purchase of
stamps last year, as we'll as to all
Others
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-01-10

fortune to fall and break her coIlef
bone this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vince Marriott and
children are recovering from Severe
attack of the flu.
Mrs. M. A. Driscoll went to Amor1@
can Falls to see her sister-in-law Mn
Herman Tiechert and baby who %
both very Ill with the flu.
The Sterling school board have met
and decided to have no more school
this year, providing the state boar4
of education will permit. $
There are no new cases OF 1nnu7
enza here at the present time. M
The Ward family have all recovere6
from their recent attack of influenza.
Bill Blair has gone to Burlex,
where he is working for sheep con-
pany. Mi
Frank Gravatt has returned from
Pocatello. Iii
MIR. and Mrs. Leonard Quigley a
Blackfoot are visiting the former'9
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Quigley.
William Alfred had his sale Mon
day and sold all his livestock, farm
implements and household goods
He received fair price for every
thing. The family will leave in the
near future for their new home.
Mrs. Ed Parsons entertained Mr.,
and Mrs. Pete Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs,
Green Bowser and sons Arthur, Lee
and Russell at dinner on New Years
day.
The Indians held an Indian warm
weather dance ON the reservation
near here this week.
Mrs. Glenna Nugent, Mrs. Hill and
the Misses Louise, Fannie and Marie
Verbick' and Harold Meyer, Ralph
Parsons and Frank Gravatt attended
the dance at Aberdeen Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Sprague, Mr..
and Mrs. George Andrews, Louise
Verbick, Ralph Parsons, Guy Par
sons, Boyd Sprague, Charley Nugent,
Otto Nelson, Sidney Holmquist and
Tommy Nelson attended the Indian
dance on the reservation Friday
night.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-01-10
Will Consider Vital
Subjects at Twin Falls
approximately 1000 Expected to At
tend Annual Seed Growers and
Joint Food Producers
Conferences.

Approximately 1000 agriculturists
are expected to be on hand for the
sessions of the Idaho Seed Growers
association which will be held at
Twin Falls January 10 to 16, con-
temporaneously with a joint meet
ing of the Idaho food producing So
cieties.
Addresses are to be delivered by
both state and federal experts along
the lines Of agronomy and several
conferences at which subjects of vi
tai Importance to the southern Ida
no farmer will be discussed, will be
scheduled. The farm labor problem
will be one question to which con-
siderable attention is expected to be
devoted.
An elaborate premium list offering
prizes in nine classes has recently
been published. The premiums hung
up includes prizes of 81 for exhibits
ranked first, SIS for those placed
second and So for those receiving
third recognition. 1t has been an
nounced that all exhibits must be
in place at 10 o'clock on January
10, the opening day of the meeting
The following tentative program
was published Thursday:
Monday, January 13-Pest Day.
Afternoon session-1:30, opening
exercises; 1:45, address of welcome;
200, response, A. ]. Snyder, presi-
dent Idaho Seed Growers associa-
ton; 2:15, joint session iwth the state
farm bureau. "Pests of the Seed
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-01-10
BUILD BETTER HIGHWAYS
FOR BINGHAM COUNTY

In view of the prediction that the
1919 is going to be the greatest year
in history, and it will be if we all
do the things that should be done
for the betterment of our commun-
ity, deem it proper time to ex-
press few thoughts along the line
of things that will be of interest to
all.
In the first place l would call at
tention to the present attitude of the
government toward building.
Secretary of the Department of
Labor, William P. Wilson, in an adj
dress delivered Dec. 30th, 1918,
reaches out to solve this home ques-
ton and suggests, Building creates
permanent wealth, increases the tax
able property of the community, and
is a form of wealth subject to little
depreciation. Building makes for
good citizenship, and is the only
safeguard against Bolshevism." He
develops the thought that the govern
ment, during the two years of war,
"instinctively educated against
building, but that now, under the
new condition of things, the gov
eminent has reversed its attitude
and desires all presses TO give favor
able publicity to the fact. "A cam
paign," he continuous, ITO encourage
home owning and home building has
already been inaugurated by the de-
partment of labor" Other cam
paigns are in process of develop
ment and it will be but short time
until the country will be the hive of
industry it ought to be, and then
Uncle Sam will realize his desires.
The question is what shall we do to
take care of and furnish work to
the returning soldier. You have the
answer but let's get down to home
conditions.
For some years, we, the citizens of
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1919-01-10

Grower" R. H. Smith, field entomol-
ogist, University of Idaho. Discus
sion. $3.50, Gopher and Rabbit
Control" w. E. Crouch, U. S. biolog-
ical survey. Discussion.
Evening session-Joint session
with Idaho Society of Engineers
500, ''The Springs in Snake River
Canyon" Lynn Crandall, chief by
drographer Twin Falls North Side
Land & Water company; $3.50, "Ida-
no Road Work and Plans for the
Future" H. C. Allen, state highway
engineer.
Tuesday, January 14-Wheat Day
Morning session-9:OO, "Idaho
Wheat and the Federal Grades" R
j. Leth, field agronomist University
of Idaho, and state grain inspector
1880, ''Dicklow Wheat for Irrigated
Southern Idaho" Discussion led by
L. C. Aicher, superintendent of the
Aberdeen experiment station.
Afternoon session-A. J. Snyder
chairman. 1880 cooperative Farm
Markets." Asher Hobson, markets di.
rector for state of Washington, 2:3C
business meeting; presidents annual
address, A. J. Snyder; treasurer's
report, R. ]. Leth; election of offic-
ers; The Future Work and POSSIBLE
tiles of the Seed Growers Associa-
ton, led by new president.
Evening session-Public reception
and smoker.
Wednesday, January Is.
Morning session-9:O0, Farm La
Dor Problems for 1915" H. A. Lyon,
farm help specialist for Idaho; 1000
"The Potato" E. P. Sandsten, pro-
lessor of horticulture, Colorado Ag-
riculture College; 1880, "Potato Di-
seases," E. R. Bennett, field horticul-
turist, University of Idaho.
Afternoon session-Joint session
with Idaho Irrigation congress. I 80
"The State University and Increas-
ed Service to the People" E. A. Bry-
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-14

QUICK AND convenient shopping at Filcne's. Express
elevators all upper floors escalaor to second floor
Everything for together, boys shops grouped half
floor for babies whole floor for girls and misses, nearly
three floors for women. Find what you want easily.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
FOR SALE-COLORED BUYERS.
ATTENTION.
BARGAINS IN HOMES.


FOR SALE-COLORED BUYERS.
ATTENTION.
BARGAINS IN HOMES. I
REFINED LOCATIONS.
S., 7,5OO-T ST. between 18th and 14th: 8
stories. steam heat; good sized lot to
alley: 81 900 cash.
Sf,250-Two 6-r Tom houses. lettered street, VI
cnity 14th and q; deep lots to alley;
make your own terms.
s.. .000-10th ST. p; rooms and bath; /;
lot 1sxIo5 reasonable terms.
s5.jOO-French St. s-roon house: 4 on floor;
Il odern heat: lSN9O to alley.
S5.750-S St between 18th and 18th: attract
i've home: rooms and bath; 1s-ft
front: room for garage.
81 SOY st. near 18Th: moIern: rooms and
bath; good lot: reasonable terms.
So 5OO-Haryard near eth: Semi-detached; 6
rooms and bath cellar: porches.
So T5O-Arrangcd for two families: IL rooms
and . baths: separate heating plants
live in one and get good income from
the other: lot l9xloo; alley; $1,000
cash: bargain.
81 4oeo-Corcoran st. near 15th-s-room bay
window brick.
s3,5oo--A new house on Newport place 21st
and o; stories, cellar, furnace.
81 25oArranged for two families: rooms +;
. ST. NV.
rooms, baths; hot-water heat; cleo
trio lights; 20xI00.
81 sos 81. near l7th 6 rooms and bath
1sx91.
4.5Oo-S ST. near 14th: s rooms: cellar.
ST 25O-S st. between 18Th and 18th; rooms
lot 1SXl0o: alley.
stories; cellar: furnace.
S3,J00-1l1 Scaton 81. NV; stories: cellar
furnace heat.
$6,o00-slA T st.; with frontage 81 IT.; 6
and bath.
81 .250-Wallach ST. near 18th; 6 rooms. ba th
cellar.
s.. .500--Isth ST. near l.: stories: basement:
room for garage.
S3.50o-22d st. between l. and NJ; rooms
and bath.
SO. 750-15th st. near r: 6 rooms and bath
SI,00o-l3th st. near r; rooms, bath eel
lar: furnace.
$5,JG0-13tb ST. n: 6 rooms: 19x11O:
3s feet front alley in rear.
50 1oO--llth St near l.; rooms: 2Ox10O
S,20O-t crner on 1Ith st; very handsome;
rooms and bath.
For particulars ask for
MIR. WALK
1872 New York ave.
FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAlipRNEY & SULLIVAN
They know Washington.
9o6 New York ave. Tel Main 1921
l462 PERRY ST. N.W.-MODERN: G ROOMS:
terms; price. $1,000 Call OWNER, after j
O'Clock, North $50.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF the Commissioners Of the District
of Columbia. Washington. b. C.. December
.pth, 1919. Notice is hereby given that the
Commissioners of the District of Columbia in
tend to make the following named improve
ments. which are. in their judgment. necessary
TO public health safety and comfort Assess
ments for one-half of the cost of the same will
be made as provided in public Act III. ap-
proved August 7th. 1894 All persons interested
in the proposed work are notified that the Com
missoneFs will give public hearing at the
District Building on Wednesday. January 18th
1920. at ten o'clock. AN, in the Board Room
of the said Commissioners, to any and all per-
sons who may desire to object thereto. North
west Section: Lay cement sidewalk on east
side of 10Th street. NV, from VI to Streets
ut estimated cost of s.. 3sS 90. to be assessed
against all lots in square n abutting said
work. Pave alleys with vitrifed block asphalt
block or concrete. Pave all alleys in squar re
2Sa3 at an estimated cost of 50. .523 OO LOUIS
BROWNL0W, CHAS. W. kuTZ. Commission
ers, ID. c. deoo so iao 10
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1900 FLOCK KILBOURNE ST-OWNER
offers for loss than $4,000 S-room modern
home; siCening porch; alley. Possession Jan
Also 6 room, bath modern detached new house
Potomac Heights. 81 100. Terms Address
Box 30T-D Star office 2s
81 $50 WILL BUY \ COZY IOME-G ROOMS
bath excellent cellar: furnace heat fine con
dition. Rented to 1st May. 1920 at SO per
month. only $3.50 cash and $50 per month re
quired.
II. T. LAW. 1919 f ST. Sc. 81.
S65ou ON EASY TERMS AND IMMEDIATE
possrsson. attractive bay window brick in
NV; eight rooms. hath, open fireplace and
furnace heat; deep lot to alley. OWNER,
W. $50 pas
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FOR sAI.E-THIRT sENTH NEAR II ST
bath and latrobe heat; house is VACANT and
price very reasonable in this neghborhood
PRICE. $3.50.
FOR SALE-A cox and completely Fur.
NlSIiED HOME near Providence Hospital on
SECOND street SoTTIiEAST: six rooms bath
and supply of COAL in the cellar; unoccupied
you can move right a.
PRICE, $500
FOR SALE-F st. s.w. near Sixth: three six.
room and bath bay indaw brick houses. lots
II. fl. deep to SOFT. alley; one of these vii!
be vacant about January l.
PRICE. $500 tEACH.
FOR SALE-SlXTlI st. s.w. near G.. a seven.
room and bath frame h"nse; very nice home
and cheap for this section
PRICE, 81, 900.
FOR SALE ST. s.v. between 10th and 11tb
cight-rmm and hath hay-window brick; In.
'reoe heat; houses are scarce in this location
PRICE. S;,75e.
FOR SALE-A coupi. of nice little homes on
NJ st. s.w. between ~ and 9th: six rooms.
PRICE. S3 200 lEACID.
FOR SALE-on st. sw. near A.: eight
rooms and bath; bay-wind0w brick: H0T WA
" ER HEAT; II very cheap house at this price.
PRICE, $1,000.
FOR SALE-The biggest bargain s.w.. 43o
Sixth st. s.w.: thirteen rooms two baths:
HOT WATER HEAT; lot 47N120 with two
large two-storv brick garages the rear
VERY BEAUTffUi. HOME and u NICE LO-
CATION
PRICE. $4,000
c. II. PARKER co. Qnc.),
43j Al. st. sw 29s
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FUTURE DAYS.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

r. virtue of a special writ of fieri facias
issurd ont Of the clerks Office of the Suprein,
Court of the District of Columbia and to mt
directed. VIII sell at public sale for cash
in 'front.' Of the courthouse door. Louisiana
avaf.rr and John Marshall place, AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK An. MONDAY. JANUARY
TWENTY SIXTH. 1920. all the right. title. claim
aud interes, of the defendant Albert {. Dixon
in and to the following described real esfa to
to wit: Lots 13 Il, Il and SO. in block
JI34/ together with improvements thereon
Seizrd and levied upon the interest OF thf
defendant. Albert e Dixon. i'll and to said rea
estate, and sold to satisfy Judgment in favor
ot Carrie j.. Dixon.
MAURICE SPLAIN. Z. s. Marshal.
ADAM \. SC1LER, Auctioneer.
de29. ja1o. .17.24
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY

Two apartment houses which be ope-
rated separately together.
Two 3-story brick apartment buildings, each
having u apartments; lighted by electricity
and heated by steam Our client Authorizes
Us to sell these buildings at price showing a
net return on asking price Of ~ e or IL ~
on capital invested. Income far below present
rental value. making it possible to increase
net income 3)Go.
A. c. HoUGHTON & CO, 1916 II st. NV.
We have the Rest in every section
Evening star., 1919-12-29
WANTED.

FARM WANTED--CLoSE IN. Virginia or
Maryland. Good dwelling and fruit. Address
Box 155-D Star office. 800
WANTED-Three to ten acres land with OF
without residence. vicinity Edgemore Bradley
Hills, old Rockville pike: state location and
price Address Box 25a-p. Star Office. 8"
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

On d. c. Real Estate.
We act at once. Courteous treatment.
PERCY II. RUSSELL Co, 9th and n. Y. ave
The Safest & Surest Investments
in real estate. Values do not nnctuate. and
incomes diminish. suspend or disappear ii
money is invested in stable real estate values
Also. money loaned on good real estate security
is hound TO yield the stated interest and ths
return of principal when due. We place money
in well secured first deed of trust notes-$25O
$500. 81 900, 10000 and upward, and give At.
tenrion to the Investments as long they
stand. Our thirty years experience places ex.
peri service at your command
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Southern Building.
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WANTEDLTO BUY.

HAVE A PURCHASER FOR HOUSE OF NINE
rooms or in northwest or northeast sec
~ EDw. P. SCHWARTZ, Inc.
734 18th st.
SMALL MODERN HOUSE. CENTRALLY L0
Gated, from owner. by party in government
service; state full particulars Immediately.
Address Box 1i5-D. Star office.
SMALL HOUSE NEAR WASHINGTON OR
Dupont Circle: state price and terms. Nd
dress Box 13eD. Star office. 81.
DETACHED BRICK OR STONE HOUSE OF
five six rooms and bath: northwest pre-
ferred; price not to EXCEED $3, 800; terms
not over $500 cash and $50 per month; full
particulars desired. Address Box IBID. Star
Office
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
upto-date homes: desirably located; prefer
sbly in Southeast Washington. ! have num-
Der of customers waiting to secure such prop
critics. List now and get special attention and
satisfactory results. II. T. LAW 1919 ST.
sc. Phone Lincoln 5125. ja21'
GOOD CIGAR and news stand: prefer down.
town location. Address Box 251-D. Star office.
WOULD LIKE TO Buy A SMALL PORT
nhln housa Address -als Irving ST. NV. 29'
HAVE A FUND FOR THE PURCHASE OF
small Investment property for income produe-
ing purposes; Will buy good renting houses in
any part of town. ranging in price from $500
| to 81 500 Address Box 32a-D. Star office.
WANT a HOME IN NEAR FUTURE n
Chevy Chase or Cleveland Park; from $4,000
to $1,000 Address Box 322-D. Star office.
LOCAL BUSINESS MAN WISHES HOUSE on
Columbia Heights Mt. Pleasant; or s
| rooms: hot water heat: not over $4,000 Ad-
dress Box 321 ID. Star office
S-11 ROOM BRICK HOUSE. FROM OWNER :.
back yard to alley for garage; h.-w h.; about
so 500 Franklin 1851. 29s
WILL BUY ROOMING OR BOARDING
house; furnace heat. 319 9th ST. NV. 29'
SIX-ROOM HOUSE IN PETWORTH SEC
ton modern improvements not So 800;
prefer from owner. Address Box 264-D, Star
office. 29s
the market to buy ii home in the northwest of
6 to 10 rooms. from IS. 600 TO S12. 800 Can
pay So, 800 in cash What have you to offer /?
| Address Box :2j-C. Star office
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

FARMS NEAR WASHINGTON: HOMES On
electric lines; lots; acreage. Joseph Berry.
Vienna. Va. Phone 5-F-2. -"
FOUR ACRES CLEAR LOAN. NEAR BER-
wyn Md; 6-room house. vacant; outbuidings:
1S bearing trees; fenced; s., 80; 81 ,250 On sh.
II fertile. clear loan. Herndon. Va.
cars; Sevan-room house. large barn. poultry
house lJXSU, good fruit. sh"da. water SO 100:
half cash. GEO. C. WALKER, after / p.m
kenois bldg. 11th and q. 80.
NORTHERN VA. STOCK FARMS AND COCN-
try homes convenient to Washington. on cleo
trio car line; natural blue grass land. Let us
know what you want. Write telephone
when to expect you. Send for list. BUELL..
FARM AGENCY. Hcrndun, Va. 2s
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

CORNER STORE. IN BBpOKLaDN-2 SHOW
windows; electricity: lat 2ny50: frst-class per
manent tenant pays $50 per month. Price
So 800. EDW. i. SCHWARTZ, Inc. 73f 18th
H. ".
STORE PROPERTY - FINE LOCATION
Corner Of Kentucky ave. and F. st. s.e Apart-
ment consisting of elegant rooms: over store
VIII rent for 5000 per annum. Can be bought
on easy terms. Price, 81. 100. a bargain
II. T. LAW. 1919 ST. Sc
Phone Lincoln ITl5 ofs
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Cleveland Park.

. rooms and bath: steam heat. cleo
tricity. open Areplaccs, hardwood floors,
weather stripped. large lot. attractive
surroundings; near Conn. ave. car line;
Immediate possession: terms can be ar
ranged. Price, $12 900.
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WANTED.

W A I p-IMMEDIATELY. IMPROVED
country place of 10 TO 20 acres. near city:
must have good house: suitable for children: ::
all cash; answer with particulars and lowest
price. Address Box 150-D, Star Office
Evening star., 1919-12-29

FOR SALE BY OWNER.
Compelled to leave town IAN
uary IS, 1920, will sacrifice my
six-room house, with attic. dou-
bic floors, h.-w.h., gas and cleo
trio light, located on Girard
street near North Capitol street.
Address Box 32S-C, Star office.
81 ,0OO-NR. 11th AND VA. AVE. S.W . K
and b.: central location; within walk
ing distance Of govt. depts.
So 500-Morris st. ne. bet 9th and 1th
Splcndidly built house; & r. and b. :;
large yard garage space.
S2.500-Nacant; q st. near 4 ~ s.w. G T. and
b.: first-class condition: porcelain bath ;
enamel iron sink: large yard: ideal
home; convenient TO lire. See this
property, as it is desirable and cheap
So 5OO-G st. bet. 9th and 10th sw Or
brick large yard.
81 ,S0O-13th st. near s.w. O r. and b.; CEN
trail location; convenient to govern
ment departments; vacant.
Il. II. JOHNSON.
BOG 7th W. Phone NJ. 1885.
FOR COLORED.
Fine Groom and bath modern house. u st
NV. bet. 18th and 18th. Possession guaran-
teed. owner living in house. Price, IS, 100
Address Box 337-C. star Office.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-I HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS DE.
string homes and investment property. What
have you? Sec at once for quick sale.
ARTHCE NJ. CONNoR.
Room 222. 126 18th ST. NV. c9s
WE WANT SMALL HOUSES FOR CoLoRED
buyers small cash and monthly payments
We will also buy for cash if your price is
right
Address City Post Office Box 1907.
Evening star., 1919-12-29

NEW HOUSES FOR SALE.
New Chevy Chase detached
home,
1887 Livingston st.
8 rooms and ? baths.
Extra large porches.
Deep lot to alley.
NEW BUNGALOW
In Chevy Chase.
1902 Huntington st. NV.
7 rooms and bath.
High-class finish.
Two squares west OF
Connecticut avenue.
Ready for occupancy.
New corner detached HON:
in Potworth.
4II6 4th st. NV.
6 rooms and bath.
Extra large porches.
Very deep lot to paved alley.
New detached homes.
1928 9TH st. NV.
6 rooms end bath.
New Mount Pleasant Home.
1929 Euclid st.
s rooms and : baths.
Extra large porches front
and rear.
Ready for occupancy.
These houses are all COM
pleted and always open for in
spection.
D. !. DUNCAN,
I4Io II st. NV. Phone M. 1867.
Evening star., 1919-12-29

~ MOST EXCLUSIVE SECTION OF
WASHINGTON; on kalorama road west
of Columbia road; semi-detacheu' L
rooms. baths: hot-water heat; eiec'ris
lights: 3 rear porches; suitable Tor .
epartments: q home that will pay for It
self. Price, $4,000. Very desirapic
WILLIAM g. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9s.
4 STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE; perfect
IN every detail; can be seen at any time;
rooms and bath; h--w.h.; eIectfic
seSIpiERse s,Sh15i %%foa HONE Ppiee oSi.Y 5000.
WILLIAM 9. PHILLIPS,
Phone Main IS.
This BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW IN
,,E.: one of our best locations: Z rooms
and bath; h.-w.h.: electric lights; you
have only to see this charming home to
lie convinced Of Its worth: Price. $s'ooV.
WILLIAM 8. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S-
AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD BUY IN
THE HEIGHTS; large rooms and
bath: excellent furnace; electric lights;
newly papered; room for garage; this
house viii prove satisfactory home.
Price, $500.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main %.
THIS UNUSUAL, VALUE ON EUCLID
STREET, near Central High School;
large rooms and . baths; h.-w.h.; electric
lights. This is an idea3 home. Price.
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
Phone Main 9S.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COnticued.

11TH ST. NE. NEAR H.
6 large rooms and bath: la
trobe heat. Price, $4,000.
$500 cash.
Evening star., 1919-12-29

$1,000. $500 CASH.
New colonial house. 4 bed
rooms. attic, tile bath, large
parlor and dining room,
kitchen, pantry, side oven
gas range; cellar, hot-water
heat; extra large porches.
Special Feature.
Built-in Fireproof garage,
heated and lighted.