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The Washington times., 1919-09-16
HAPPENINGS IN SOCIETY
News of the Diplomats and of Official SOciety-Mexi-
can Ambassador Dinner Host.

Chavey, of Mexico City, who has ar
rived to take up his duties as second
secretary of the Mexican embassy, anu
Miss Catalina Gomez. Of Mexico City.
The wedding will take place in Wash
ington in a few days, the Rev. William
J. Carroll officiating.
The graduating class OF the Colum-
bia Hospital School OF Nurses gave q
dance last evening at the nurses
home, under the direction of Mrs. e.
Gertrude Fournier, superintendent Of
nurses. The dancing continued to a
late hour and refreshments were
served.
A pretty feature of the evening was
the presentation of a bouquet OF roses
to each member Of the senior class
by the junior class Mrs. Emmaline
Hyams, president Of the class, re-
ceived the gift for the class. The
members OF the graduating class are
Mrs. Hyams, Miss Mary Watts, Miss
Jane ,Wynkoop. Miss Margaret Wat
kins, Miss Estelle Veazie, Miss Mary
Payson. Miss Edna Dennis, Miss
Katherine Tullous, Miss Grace Allen,
Miss Ethyl Lutz, Miss Augusta Scott
and Miss Annise Schultz.
Dr. n. ~. Anofaes commercial 81
tache of the Netherlands legation. is
in New York for a visit and Is
staying at the Holland House.
The Duke and Duchess OF suther-
land, who were at the Ritz-Carlton
Hotel, New York, started yesterday
for Vancouver. B. c. They will re-
turn to New York later in the sea-
con.
Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, Of wash
ington, is directing a concert which
will be given on Saturday evening
ct the Casino, Hot Springs, Va, by
the Hot Springs Chorus.
Mr.. and Mrs. PhIlander Johnson,
of Washington. are at the Claredge
Hotel. New York.
Mrs. william Nelson Taft, Of
who has been with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene d.
Carusi, fer a brief visit, left boday
CT New York, whence she and Mr..
Taft will sail for New Orleans. She
Will return n a fortnight to make a
longer stay with Mr.. and Mrs. Carusi.
The Washington times., 1919-09-16

Beautiful. soft, glossy. healthy
hair, and lots OF it, is a simple mat
ter for those who use Partisan sage.
This harmless, inexpensive, delicate
ly perfumed. and non-greaSy invig-
Stores and at all good drug and
toilet counters. Be sure you get the
genuine Partisan sage (Giroux's) as
that has the money-back guarantee
printed on every package.
The Washington times., 1919-09-16
TROUBLED WITH
ECZEMA YEARS
In Little PimpIeS On Entire
Body. CutiCura Heals.

wasEoobled with eczema Eor a
number Of years. Every spring It
would begin to break out in little
fine pimpies on my entire body, and
would cause the skin 70 itch and be
red. For over . year / loSt slesP.
IL Selt for q free sample Of Cuti-
era Soap and Ointment, and after
wards purchased more, and ! only
used two zkes Of Cuticma Soap and
one box of CEsi01Ta Ointment when
! vas heAIed. hy skin is now soft
and smooth" (SigDed) B. L. Whig-
ham, R. 1, Box IL, HaELhurSt, Ga.
cutiaHa SeGP, Ointment and Tai
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toilet and nursery purposes.
SoaS 26e, oiasmeaE Is and soc, TaIesm
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sample sach free addreB: "Caaicura Lab
egat1riss, Dept u. Mahoa, Maa.S
- cutiSuTU SoGpGhaVOs Witbout mug.
The Washington times., 1919-09-16
TEACHERS STRIKE;
Is SCHOOLS CLOSE

LINTON, Ind, Sept. 1s.-The TWEEN
tv-hve schools in stockton township,
Green county, outside Linton, did not
open yesterday, as planned, because
of differences between James T.
Roach, township trustee, and q teach
ers' union, which was organized dur
ing the summer.
Mr.. Roach recently had announced
he had obtained a complete stan Of
instructors who were not members Of
the union. When they went to the
schoolhouses yesterday, however, they
were induced by the Union teachers
not to attempt to teach. Accordingly
they returned to their homes.
The Washington times., 1919-09-16
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The Washington times., 1919-09-16
TAR And FEATHERS
CHAMPION Is FREED
Court Releases Lieutenant
Who Applied Coat To
Wfe's Affinity.

LONDON, Sept. 16.-Lieut. Thomas
Wright, one of the central figures in
the sensational "unWritten law case"
before a court martial at Cambridge,
has been released, said a Central
News dispatch from Cambridge to-
day. Wright was accused of tarring
and featheirng Desmond Kinahan, a
young naval student, for his alleged
attentions to Mrs. Wright, while the
husband was fighting with the Brit
lsh army in the Balkans.
The Washington times., 1919-09-16
HEAT REDUCED FOR
SUNDAY PLAYERS OF GOLF

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Sept. 16.-De-
claring that "Helrs temperature is
lowered" because there is nova
days a tendency on the part Of
milk and water Christians" to
soften "the punishment preached
by the fathers" DR.. Walter z. Bur-
nett, pastor of Broad Street Metho-
dist Church. pictured six day
Christians as "men who give libe-
ally to six different charities, and
play golf on Sunday"
IL II to your best interest to pat
TOuF Liberty Bond interest IN ". 3. 8.
The Washington times., 1919-09-16

The Far East Tea Garden is f
latest, most modern, commodiouS, al
beyond all question, the most beautif
dining room in Washington.
The Washington times., 1919-09-16

Major Harra, OF the Japanese army
has arrived al Washington to serve
as military attache of the JAPANESE
embassy.
The Washington times., 1919-09-16
Japanese Attache Arrives.


Major Harra, OF the Japanese army,
has arrived al Washington to serve
as military attache of the Japanese
embassy.
Capt. and Mrs. Franklin H. Ellis
have returned to Washington from
Bar HarbOr, where they spent part Of
the summer season.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Florence Ruth Bell, Of this city. and
George Howard jr., Of Cleveland,
Ohio, They were married yesterday
by the Rev. Thomas G. Smythe. The
bride was attended by her sister, Miss
Media Bell, and Robert Fogle acted
as best man. After the ceremony Mr.
Howard and his bride left for CIeve-
land, Ohio, which will be their home
Mrs. Lloyd w. Bowers is in New
York and is staying at the Hotel
Chatham.
The marriage Of Miss Marion
Hungerford and DR.. Leo Brison Nor
ris, u. S. N, took place this morning
at S o'clock in the Chapel of Our
Lady, the Rev. Father Pittar of6ciat-
ing. The ceremony was followed by
a nuptial mass. Miss Mabel Hunger
ford was maid of honor for her sister
and the best man was DR.. Norris
brother, DR.. Conneal Norris, L. s. N
The bride wore a gown OF white satin
and French lace, with a tulle veil,
and carried a shower boquet of bride
roses and lilies of the valley The
maid Of honor's gown was of apricot
charmeuse, worn with a black picture
hat, and she carried red roses.
The wedding was followed by an
informal rbeakfast at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Everle in Sixteenth
street. After their wedding trip DR..
Norris and his bride will make their
home in Washington.
Announcement has been made OF the
OF Ricardo Huerta
The Washington times., 1919-09-16

II your hair Is getting thin or you
are troubled with dandruff or itch
ing scalp use Partisan sage daily for
a week and you will surely be sur
prised to see how quickly IL stops
your hair from falling and removes
every sign Of dandruff and itching
scalp.
The Washington times., 1919-09-16

green. ChesIey Swami was best man
for Mr.. Thompson and the bridal
party also included a wee flower girl
Miss Shada Ward, aged three.
The brides gown was Of white
charmeuse and georgette crepe, eff
fectively combined. She wore a be-
coming tulle veil and carried q clus-
ter of white blossoms. Her only or
nament was a string of pearls, the
bridegroom's gift.
On their return from their wedding
trip the young couple will make their
home in Washington.
Gen. Barnett Coming Home.
Major General and Mrs. George
Barnett will return on Thursday TO
the commandant's house, Marine bar
racks, from Santa Fe, N NJ, where
they went in order that the general
might r0Ceive a medal presented by
the State of New Mexico Miss Leila
Gordon is with them.
Mr. and Mrs. William Corcoran
Eustis, who are spending the autumn
months at Oatlands, their estate in
Virginia, are in Washington to wit
ness the review Of the First division.
Mrs. James w. Gerard started yes
terday from New York for Hamilton,
Mont, to pass several weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Marcus Daily.
Miss Carolyn Nash is spending to-
day in Washington, but will rejoin
her parents. Medical Director and
Mrs. Francis S. Nash. at White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va.
VIII Make Debut.
Miss Margaret Crosson, elder
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. H. J.
Crosson, is one OF the more interest
ing of the buds of resident society
this season. Her mother was a belle
here as Miss Margaret Blaine, a
niece Of James G.. Blaine, Secretary of
State under President Benjamin Har-
rison. Miss CrossOn is a graduate OF
st. Mary's Of the Woods, in Indiana,
and would have been a bud last sea-
son, but she returned to school for a
supplementary course Of violin study
She will be presented at a tea early
in the season, and her parents will
give a ball Tor her during the holi-
days. Her younger sister. Miss
Teresa Crosson. left Washington last
week for school in Canada.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, who has
been spending the summer at Bar
Harbor. left there yesterday to spend
some time in making a round Of visits
in Boston and its vicinity.
Brig Gen. Charles McCawley and
Mrs. AcCawley, who have been at
their summer home at Bar Harbor,
arrived in Washington yesterday.
DR.. F. B. Loring and his family have
returned to their home in X street
DR.. Loring spent some time in Ma
hant. Mass, and the other members
of the family have been at Oyster
Bay, L. l.
DR.. and Mrs. Mitchell Carroll OF the
Biltmore and their son, Randolph
Fitzhugh Carroll, have returned to
Washington after spending the sea-
son at their summer home in New
York. and at various resorts. They
will be joined near the end Of Sep
tember by their elder son. Lieut.
B. Carroll, who is now at
CooperstOwn, n. Y.
The Washington times., 1919-09-16

Before going to bed rub little
Partisan Sage into my scalp says
a woman whose luxurious soft and
fluffy hair is greatly admired. This
keeps my hair from being dry, brittle
or scraggly, helps il to retain its
natural color and beauty, and makes
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FOR sALE-HoUsEa
COAtfA0AA
NORTH WEST PARE


NORTH WEST PARK.
Nearly new. pebble dash on metal lath. 6f.
and bath: elee. lights. k.-w.h.; garage; poultry
house fruit n Low and garden; nssry h s1,
'A'"' On NEW ROCKVILLE PIKE.
About blocks cars. nice 6f. End bath; elec.
lights. gas. h.-w.h:; garage; nne lawn; shade.
sion in two days: 5000; $500 cash.
Good e.. house with IN acres; AMI; In
'A''' MeLxcHfES BANKING coKp'N..
Real Estate Dept: 10th and G:
LINCOLN PARK
cornering on Mass. ave-; tile bath. hardwood
floors; entire house newly decorated and in
fne condition Beautiful lawn :. on frort {, and n
KENYON ST NV
Or. and bath brick: h.-w.h.: house IN e1-
pies. S.. $50; $4,000 cash.
10 st. net eol gss.. b,isa r9 CONS tile
wants Iavatory; hardwood foors and trim.
Property in excellent repair. Owner occupies.
Inspection after pm. Promst possession;
''''' 18TH 18Th ST. NV. 24oo> BLOCK.
Or. and bath; furnace heat, two open fire.
, sref &c. % s sss lIs
MeIAcHLES BANKING coap'N.;
heal Estate Uept. lUtn ana u.
NO. 74s32I = BRAND-NEw BUNGALOWS.
81, 10: 81 900 cash. balance terms: 5 rooms,
bath. open fireplace. hardwood trim, Aoors,
hof-water heat, large lot. porches.
No. 75S321-S5. 800: bungalow: rooms.
bath; lot 50x130; all improvements; electricity
hot-water heat. etc: terms.
No. observation-disclosures, near Soldiers Home
modern. Groom. bath: not-water heat, cleo
tricity; etc: good terms: $500.
No. 77S32l-Mouht Pleasant; near 18th and
Park road: 10 rooms. bnth. electricity, hot
water heat: large Iot garage: 1000 cash;
terms; block from cars; s.. $50.
No. 7SS321-Mount Pleasant; near 18th and
Park road: beautiful home; rooms, 3 baths
open firepiaces. hardwood floors. electricity;
double garage. cement floor and drive; sleep
ing and breakfast porches. bargain and
with good terms.
No. 79S321-Handsome Groom, bath, with q
beautiful large lots. facing washiRgton- Balti.
more pike: electricity. gas. heated; all mod
| ern improvements: 6fst-class condition: garage
chicken house; bargain ut -, $50; u 500 cash
balance $50 monthly. Only 10 minutes from
city by steam road, 20 minutes by auto and
80 minutes By electric ears. Act quickly.
No. 80S32l--6 rooms, bath. hot-water heat
lot 50x150: all modern improvements: chicken
house; block from cars: 1000 cash: terms.
0. B. ZANTZINGER.
9O3 New York Ave.
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Nok Ev :, ~, n,,.,, A.. nou,,. Price.
rsraee nu '."' w. So, 800
cofcorsn. near 18th. o.. ami. $3.50
Clifton. bet. 18th and 18th. semi
detached. 12r.: large side and rear
S 1iss s sG5, ALEX XII 'issG 11t
ALLY WELL. BUILT HOUSE;
a BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED: BAR 900
Fla. ave, near it. e.; cellar; fur "a
Ingram. near 9th. 6r.: hot water; ex-
Harvard. bet. 9Th and 7th. 81. bath; 80
cellar: furnace; alley. :........... also
lamont near 18th. Tor: furnace. 1850
Bet. l4th and 18th on Meridian. sr.;
Newton. bet. 18th and isth: sr.;
baths; newly papered; furnace;
r.rE rsS i p. near Holme:d. e.: '''
furnace; garage; a.m.i........... 1850
water: new double garage: anil. $500
On r, near North Capitol. sr;; bath; 49,,
basement; 1atrobe. Cash, $500. 5000
Shepherd, near It'll. 7r.; ami. Cash,
ii 900 .................. $500
NORTHEAST.
Near 9Th and H. er.; furnace; alley;
eth. near b, er.. bath: yard; alley. 100
Bet. and G. on 7th 6r.: latrobe:
On sth. near East Capitol. sr.. bath: ~
lstrcbe: basement ......... ....... $500
On sth. bet: + and g. r.: furnace;
18th. near Il, Or: hot water: ami. $500
yard: alley ...................... $3.50
18th. near G., 6r.; hot water: garage. $3.50
On A. near 9Th, 6r.: latrobe; large
lot ..................... $500
yard ........... . t.s75
Mass. ave-. near eth. 6r.; hot water;
yards .............. $500
immediate possession ....:........ $500
Tenn. ave-, bet. A and B, 6r., base
ment; attractive house. ........... $500
SOUTHEAST.
18th. bet. and d. 6r.; latrobe;
yard; paved alley. 900
A. bet. 7th and 6th, Sr.; latrobe:
yard; good locality. .............. $500
detached ................... $500
Kentucky ave-. near Lincoln Park.
IT.: furnace; good condition. Cash
payment. 81 900 ................. 4,750
South Carolina ave, bet. Sd and 18th,
IT.. bath: 1atrobe; nnc yards. Cash
$500 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
SOUTHWEST.
water; garage ................:.. $3.50
ley ..................... $500
Bet. d and u on sth Dr.. ami;
large rear yard; two-story stable. 5000
Bet. q and H On Sth, Or. frame;
aiey -.!.--..... 2.1JO
B. near 10th, ST.; latrobe. ......... GOO
alley ...................... s,7so
FLOYD Z. DAVIS,
nd EsfS
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6 ROOMS AND GARAGE.

Beautifnl concrete block home containing
large rooms. reception hall and bath: large
pantry; electric lights; front porch: concrete
cellar; furnace heat: city water: sewer: ga
rage. same material as house. holds car: also
chicken house: atttc storage space: CUTTERS and
downspouts; lot 5Ox1J0: property located on
Linden ave-. Braddock Heights. Va: 70 min
utss from 18th and Pa. on Mt. Vernon
cars; get OF at North Braddock ~ squares
TO house tyou can't miss it,. Mr.. McCuen's
place. Inspect any time. Photo at Office. Price.
$5.27a: terms. 500 casa. balance $50 per
month includes everything. Possession II days.
See this. it's good.
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MAGNIFICENT HOME
AND e ACRES

Containing IA large rooms. which Draw
ing room. windows and open fireplace: libra
~. windows and open fireplace: dining room.
1sx24. also fireplace: china closet. large Kitchen
and pantry: stairways: elec lights: cellar
under entire house. with new furnace. Second
with dressing room adjoining: small sewing room
and large linen closet. Third floor. 2 large bed
rooms and den; also large noored attic and
steps to cupola ELEGANT view): 40 feet Of con-
ttnuous porch around three sides Of house: gut
tiers and downspouts: gasoline engine for pump
ing; outbuildinp; workshop. 12x15: large 2
story barn. has stalls and room for wagons
and auto: corncrib. chicken house. pigpen, etc;
abundance Of shade: fine orchard. contains go
fruits. over 1000 raspb~rries. 500 blackberriea.
grapes: rhubarb. asparagus. mulberries. etc. I:
shrubs. IL varieties: always something In
bloom; roses, etc. Owner-occupant, Mr.. Pilling,
now desires quick sale, due to change In bust
ness. Price. SIC. 900 (which he refused cash
yesrs ago). Terms. 5000 cash. balance can
arrange. Possession weeks. Property 4 7-1O
miles from Georgetown: minutes walk from
Carney station. which is on. 10Th and Pa. ave.
cern crop goes with place. Picture OF house
snd all information ut ONCE. splendid buy
for one w',O desires high and healthy country
home near Washington.
w. O'HARA, =
wIILETT 4 RErNECKE CO.. 1909 II NV.
Exclusive Agents on Above -Four Properties.
Phone Main 1923.
FOR sAI.E-EIGHT ACRES OF WOODI.AND
with beautiful building site and three right Of
ways; one mile from Forest Glen Md, nine
miles from Washington; short distance from
steam and electric railway. Phone woodside
1851. -..-. 24s
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6 ROOMS AND ACRES.

Nice Groom home; large parlor. lsx20: cen
ter hall plan: large bedrooms and extra room
for bath. without fixtures; attic: air space:
electric lights: front porch. . sides: CELLAR IN
der half house: galvanized roof. cutters and
downspouts: many oufbuildlnas. including ga
rage. Toulouse and broom house for servant:
chicken houses: about 20 fruit tress: nearly
all bearing; rsspberrics. grapes, asparagus.
flowers. many large shade trees etc. Property
located on Dittmar road. Mr.. Smiths place.
Inspect any time. Near vanderwercken sta
tion. Va, on Great Falls electric line. 4 miles
from city and near Washington Country Club.
Price. A.750. Terms. $3.50 cash. balance $35
per month includes everything. Possession in
IL days.
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FOR SALE
Two bungalows. Section
Four, Chevy Chase. Md.
DWIGHT V. JONES.
Owner.
Woodward Building.

BEAUTIFUL LOT. 75xeoo:: FINE OAK
shade; city water. sewer. gas and electricity:
lot in block Of refined. quiet neighbors two
squares from two street car lines and railroad
stores. bank and post Office: children do not
have TO cross railroad or street car tracks on
way to school: in D. c.. Eastern ave.
bin Brick and Coal Co.. Takoma Park. ID. c.
HAVE LARGE 7-ROOM HOUSE. HOT-wATER
heat and gas; 80 minutes from Treasury; lot
Snoly ow 1s SSH n. Hsme .ve Or e nSo,
Col. 7172. -.
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STONE 9 FAIkFAX.- Realtors.
(s0x OF the sellers and buyers .pply to us.)
in Is. few q .. ossr
We We, have the best houses in all sections.
foh 49, SAL[ .o,on,., ..,. No.. rs,,,,,,. 49,.
and 10th; 10 rooms and baths: sarss.; ina in
2, ~, possession; n sfeet front; price.
q nice eisht-room detached house. west Of
18th; hot water heat; electric lights; lot s0x
100: nrst-class condition; price only 1850.
near wsrdInan Courts: electric lights; room
fSs garage: good location for a doctor; price.
Two-family apartment on 18th street near
Columbia road; hot.water heat: side windows
to the south. making it bright, cheerful
vacant house. near corner Of 18th and Co.
iumbia road: 10 rooms. baths: modern i'm
Dentist or phss:ei.n Price sis iSsa'0n' Tor
house will be sold soon.
nine-ro house California street: hot
water heat; garage; only -. $50.
A modern six-room house, vacant. on Goth
ssss es;s n, .s this is an
Science e csurcs; Is. sS.' near 'ne christian
1sss .:'
Vacant house on Belmont street near the
sleeping porch that ovsrlooks the entire city:
modern improvemsnts; reasonable terms con-
Eisht-foom house on Columbaa road near
18th street: baths; hot-water heat; electric
lights; 5000.
12-roonf house on Harvard street near 18th:
Colonial porch. A bargain at 81 900.
House on Holmead place; II rooms; steam
Irving street between 18Th and 18th; rooms;
deep yard to alley; ~ $50.
12-room house on Kenyon street; garage for
two carr: 80. 500.
six-room colonial porch house, in Columbia
Heights near Spring road; hot-water heat; eiec-
trio Nghts; monthly tenant: price very reason
able. This house should be sold in the next
few days; price. %, 100.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York avenue NV.
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FOR sALE-H0USEa
TODAY
BY
L. G.. SCHRO ED E r
TODAY

Northeast
80, 25O-T st. near list; 2-family nate OF
) and rooms: excellent eondi-
ton; restricted neighborhood;
porches and large lot. No. 35OS.
Stove Heat and Lamps
81 ,OOO-At Tuxedo Md; new de-
tached beaver board bungalow in
excellent condition; one-half acre
of ground; garden and good car
service. No. 302S.
Sc 5OO-Iandoyer Md; within six miles
of Washington; . new frame home
in good condition: sleeping porch
es; ten acres Of fruit No. 301S.
So JOO-East RiyerdaIe, Nd; almost new
frame home close to high school;
good condition; acres Of land;
fruit trees; near car line. No.
313S.
L. G.. SCHROE D E R,
Real Estate and Investments,
Rentals, Loans and Insurance
ia 18th St. NV.
Phones Frank. 1908 to 1211.
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WAGGAMAN & BRAWNEP
e14 18th ct. NV. Phone Fr. 1885.

y ;, s;,az ,7=z; = . . o5,1sI7
pied. 81. $50: 81 COO cash balance
easy terms; s rooms. bath; open
fireplace; hardwood trim and
floors: hot-water heat; large lot;
No. s2S224-Mount Pleasant. beautiful detach-
ed home; j rooms, 3 baths; open
sleeping and breakfast porches;
s'ssn and sa With x zssd es: .a
saltimots boulevard SI,, electricity rtsE,
y %ede1 1ase %s1
ehicxen MOUSE us =, w ysn. q w ~" .s
... good monthly tetms; .
w. '''' lot; detaeheS house; H every Very conven-
IL $500 $3.50 one sec S'0 serm lso" cars ff'ee
No. s5ss2-7 rooms. bath; all modern i'm
provements deep lot to alley: hot
w.t.. heat: e's ct, syeiyssins
ss.sSS. cash. 800 monthly Price,
No. sess24A -, detached home few minute:
sin rooms. cellar. electricity: To-
Gated on auto road to city. 4 bar
gain ut $3.50. Small cash pay
men,: balance ON easy monthly
O. B. ZANTZINGER 9O3 n. Y. Ave.
'tsecond Floor,
-; :; :, nv 17T77 =
POSSESSlON AT ONCE-hENNEDi-n CiL ~
house: ST.. p. h.w.h.: ins.an5aneous n ", :.
heater: colo storage room ~ Hn,rs eiac
tnDS Onr.t. csI,sS front and rear
ean s Su, ~ ,r 5 Woodara h Sek
''ee- '"O'eA '' A'''' 80 rs.
10th ST. NV. NEAR OTIS: ETGHT-ROO
brick semi-derached; possession September /.
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FOR sALr-HousEa.
TODAY
BY
L. G.. SCHROEDE R

Could we but expel procrastination
out Of our systems We would all be
very nuch happier.
You would be settled in the COM
Portable home We would have sold you
this week instead Of being full Of
worry and unease troubling about
your monthly troubles.
We have the very home you want
and can tell you all about it quickly.
A call TO our Office will tell the
story.
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