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were light and we'll done. The
glass door is more than ornamental,
as it prevents opening and shut
ting the door, which allows heat to
escape.
The oven operates almost as
quickly over an oil or alcohol stove
as over a gas plate, which greatly
extends its usefulness for out Of the
way places. Any lean-to could boast
a portable oven heated by an alco-
New-York tribune., 1919-06-08

hol or kerosene stove, and smaller
oven for one burner only can be OBJ
tanned if desired. Hermits and new
]yweds please take notice.
Detroit Oven. Price, $475 with
metal door,, $5.75 with glass door,
for the two-burncr size, or S3.75
(mctal door, and $4.75 (eIass
door) for one burner style.
Made by w. H. Schseffcr Com
Company, Detroit, Mich.
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Virginia Strawberry Shortcake

Use a quart and pint of straw
berries, or two quarts are even better.
Divide the fruit by selecting third of
the largest and most perfect berries for
the top, then crush the remainder and
sweeten to taste with powdered sugar.
Prepare the shortcake dough by sitting
together one and half cupsful Of
pastry -four, four level teaspoonsful of
baking powder and half a teaspoonful
of salt Work in with the finger tips
scant half cupful of shortening and
wet to soft dough with ice cold milk.
Work quickly and lightly and handle the
dough as little as possible. Pat with
Toured hands into shallow oblong pan
and bake in quick oven. When done,
remove from the oven, let stand for
couple Of minutes, then split and butter
generously. Fill with thick layer of
the crushed berries, add some of the
juice and cover the top with the large
berries Dust thckly with powdered
sugar and serve with the remainder Of
New-York tribune., 1919-06-08
A Friendly Oven That Sholls
About

w GoSss~ ;oaIssors oh has "'sr always 'Sss"s ssso
considered the last word in a
skllful getaway, but any one can
walk off with the Detroit Portable
Oven, as it weighs only II pounds,
no more than a healthy six months
old baby. 1t measures 13x2Ox18
inches, and has an oven capacity al
most equal to that of the ordinary
gas stove, being 4 inches shallower,
out l inch higher.
The Alaska handles on the sides
are convenient for porting" the
oven and do not get hot, which,
however, is more than can be said
for the knob on the oven door. This
New-York tribune., 1919-06-08

liver them, for with two gas burn
ers on full the oven heated to 440
degrees Fahrenheit in five minutes
and to 600 degrees in ten minutes.
With the burners on half way
temperature Of $50 degrees was
held and practically any tempera-
ture can be maintained by regulat-
ing the burners. Baking powder
biscuits were uniform golden
brown in fifteen minutes time and
New-York tribune., 1919-06-08
By VIRGINIA CARTER LEE

& P1NACH has been rightly
- called the broom of the stom-
ach," and, in addition, it is
a valuable vegetable tonic on ac-
count of the large percentage of
mineral salts, especially iron, that
i contains.
In many families its use is con-
fined merely to boiled spinach, and
on that account it is not served as
frequently as it should be. Tn
doubtedly, it is quite task to pre-
pare a quantity Of the vegetable, as
# must De washed through three or
tour waters to cleanse it from the
grit and sand that it contains. By
soaking, however, for several hours
IN cold water the sand becomes
loosened and the process of wash
ing is simplified.
If very tender, young spinach is
used IN the recipes, it may be
cooked, after thoroughly cleansing,
without the addition of water Heat
yery slowly and boil until tender,
about twenty-five minutes, in it's own
juices. For boiling older spinach
cook in boiling salted water, using
Two quarts Of water to peck of
spinach. These points are impor-
tant to the "edibility" Of the dish.
A few novel recipes are given
that may make it possible to serve
this healthful vegetable oftener and
vim for it more applause.
Spinach and Cheese au Cratin
Use one large cupful Of cooked
and chopped spinach, half cupful
II grated American cheese, one
scant cupful Of cream sauce mixed
with one chopped kard boiled egg,
three~quarters Of Il cupful Of grated.
dried bread crumbs and one tea
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Green Pea and Lettuce Salad

Use equal parts Of cooked green peas
and finely cut endive. Marnate with
few spoonsful of French dressing and
let chill on the ice. When ready to pre-
pare the salad, drain carefully and for
each cupful of the combined ingredients
add one minced tiny young onion. a
chopped hard boiled egg and a table
spoonful Of minced cress. Season to
taste with salt and paprika and arrange
in lettuce cups. Spread over each por
tion tablespoonful of mayonnase and
sprinkle with chopped cooked carrots.
Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream
Rightly made this fruit cream cannot
be improved upon and excels most COM
mercial products selling for $3.50
quart.
Prepare a pint of thick boiled custard
from a scant pint of milk, one table.
spoonful Of cornstarch moistened with a
little cold water, two beaten eggs, a
pinch Of salt and five tablespoonsful of
sugar. Cook the thicl,ening with the
milk for seven or eight minutes tower
hot water), then add the other ingredi-
ents. Remove from the fire, and when
cold flavor with a teaspoonful of vanilla
extract and fold in half pint of chilled
double cream whipped solid. Turn into
chilled freezer; freeze slowly and
when it begins to CONCEAL stir in a cup
full and a half of crushed Strawberries
that have been mashed to pulp and
we'll sweetened with powdered sugar.
Continue freezing until firm and smooth
In all frozen desserts the mixture must
be sweeter than if it were eaten without
freezing. The cost of this recipe, max
ing three pints Of cream, not including
ice and labor, would be about rs cents.
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System: Euery Business
Must Haze ITS Machinery
The wrench is made Of

The wrench is made Of a h
plated steel, the wire band oDn,s
attached to the handle so as to form
q loop with diameter Of 2is
inches when not in use, or 25s
inches when spread to slip over the
jar top.
twenty-five cents is a small sum
to pay to insure tight seal at the
opening of the season and an easy
opening of the jar later on, with
no strain on the strength OF DISPOSE
ton at either time.
Handy Fruit Jar Wrench. Price,
rs cents.
Made by w. H. Schaeffcr Com.
pany, Toledo, Ohio.
SEE TRIBUNE GRAPHIC FOR
OTHER INSTITUTE TESTED
AND ENDORSED DEVICES.
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erries and Peas Are Headliners for June

make very acceptable puree of pea soup.
Strawberries when they arrive from
market should at once be turned out on
a large fiat platter. Never leave in the
box, as the weight of the fruit in the
upper part of the basket may crush those
underneath, and if there should be one
or two bad berries they can be removed
before they do much damage. Never hull
the berries until you are ready to serve
them.
The question of washing the fruit de-
pends upon the taste Of the housekeeper;
if, however, they are quickly rinsed thor
oughly drained and not allowed to soak
in the water, prefer to wash them for
sanitary reasons, and | do not think the
flavor is impaired.
Supplies for the week will include at
the butchers quarter of pound of
bacon, at 40 cents pound; one pound of
lean beef, at 38 cents pound slice of
salt pork, at cents; half a box Of
dried beef, at Is cents a box; one pound
of stewing mutton, at rs cents. a pound,
and pound and half Of veal outlet at
So cents a pound.
At the fish market, two-pound buck
shad, at 80 cents a pound; one pound and
a half of Goldfish, at 25 cents a pound, and
a two-pound haddock, at % cents q
pound
Dairy products will come to 1886
(eggs Ia; butter and oleo, $122, and
milk and cream, $1.20). Eleven quarts
of Strawberries, at 20 cents a quart;
eleven pounds of peas, at 12 cents a
pound, are used during the week.
Marketing prices for family of four
will be about as follows:
Butcher,s Dill. .$1.75
Fish bill NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.54
Dairy products. ts............... 1856
Fruit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Vegetables NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3.32
Groceries ................... 3.O3
$17.00
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TESTED RECIPES
Cream of Pea and Mint Soup

Cook cupful of shelled fresh peas
with sprig or two of mint in salted
water to just cover and when tender
press the peas with the liquid (the lat
ter should be only few spoonsfuD
through a sieve. Melt two tablespoons
full of oleo. add two tablespoonsful of
flour and half teaspoonful each of salt
and paprika, and cook, until frothy,
then add gradually two cupsful of milk
and stir constantly until it boils and is
very smooth. Stir in the hot pea puree,
blend we'll and reheat if not very hot.
Remove from the fire, whip in the sauce
pan with an egg-beater and mix in two
tablespoonsful of thick cream. Serve
immaGiatelu 4.
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June PeaS-That's All
IDEAS, sweet potatoes and corn all
4 have the same amount of fuel

o in
building
me
have claimed this
carefully graded
OIL nc ca served wi ole
fashioned
o meal
to at homeo abroad muchr
i dm in Aor besde resutin in
land i
ally in the summer
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Institute Tested Recipes

of the sweetbreads. The cost IS
about So cents to serve six persons.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-08

the crushed berries and iced thick cram,
as accompaniments. To have this deli
cacy just right, the cake should be luke.
warm and the cream icy cold.
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Sunday
BREAKFAST

Sunday
BREAKFAST
Compete of Strawberries and Currant
Juice
Scrambled Eggs with Green Peas
Sally Lunn Coffee
LUNCHEON OR SUPPER
Cream Cheese and Nut Salad
Rye Bread Sandwiches
Strawberry Cup Cocoanut Drop Cakes
DINNER
Cream OF Asparagus Soup
Dreaded Veal Outlet
Escalopcd Tomatoes Riced Potatoes
Strawberry Ice Cream
New-York tribune., 1919-06-08

C P1NACH has been rightly
y called the broom of the stom-
ach," and, in addition, it is
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-02-20

During the period of reconstruction
now beginning there viii be a tremen-
dous demand for pure bred live stock
from this country and our Govern
ment is urging every farmer and
ranchman to improve the quz1ity OF
his herds. This newspaper has done
it's share to arouse interest in better
live stock in this community but now
if ever there is need for still more
action.
There is hardly . farmer whose fin
anciaI condition may not be greatly
bettered by the Investment OF money
In pure breds and there are few bank
ers who will not lend to a reputable
man the money for this purpose.
We should encourage the develop
nent Of this industry, if for no other
reason than to build up our own sys-
tenn Of agriculture. The dairy in
dustry conserves the fertility OF the
soil, furnishes ready market for
much heavy roughage generally per-
nitted to 60 to waste and gives en-
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-02-20
THAT OLD CRITTER MlGhT
TAKE A PREMIUM
Shorthorns, Herefords and Aberdeen
Angus to be Exhibited at Wichita

If you have a pure bred Hereford,
Shorthorn or Aberdeen Angus "crit-
ter" on your place, why not get the
animal in condition to show at the
next Kansas National Live Stock E.x-.
position which will be held in Wichita,
Feb. "a to March L?
The secretaries of all of the regis
ter associations governing those
breeds are urging the small stock
raiser to get in line and begin show
ing their stock. 1t is q well known
fact that premium taken at any of
the recognized and established shows
like the Kansas National Immediately
increases the selling value of the ami
NAL and the descendants of the ami
NAL And who can tell where the
lightning may strike Perhaps right
in this county we may have cham
pion or a near-champion- One does
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-02-20
NO RETURN FREIGHT
CHARGED ON EXHIBITS

Live Stock sent to the Kansas Ma
tienal Live Stock Exposition, at Wieh-
ita, Feb. "a to March 1, for exhibition
from any point in Kansas, or Okla
homa, will be returned free if no
change of ownership takes place. This
does not include horses, asses or po-
mics. In Kansas call freight agents
attention to Trans-MissouH rules, Cir
cular IF, ICC $40. In OklahomA
F. A. Lelands S. WI Rules, Circular
20 ICC 1913 will govern
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-02-20

not have to be a famous herdsman
nor to have great herd to exhibit.
There are premiums of much value to
be won on single animals.
1t costs nothing to exhibit at Wich-
ita for there is no entrance fee and
admission is free to exhibitors. Com
plete premium lists may be had by
any reader of this paper by address,
ing F. S. Kirk, Supt. Kansas National
Live Stock Exposition, Wichita, Kan.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-02-20

CASH PAID FOR OLD IRON
RAY J. SHAW. Adv. 81.
,FarmersI Don't forget to get your
castings welded. at the Overland gar
age. Adv. Al.
For Sale-A pair of No. $500
shoes at half prices at Dodge's shoe
shop Adv. 49tf.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-02-20

1t doesn't make any difference whether
you are Farmer or a Merchant; If you
have something to- sell it will pay you to
advertise it in The World.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-02-20

SHIP TREASrJREF,S
EXPENDITURES
the yeare A.
REC
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
ContinueA.
Convenient NE. Section.

Convenient NE. Section.
$4.75o-G st. near 9Th; rooms and bath;
easy terms.
BRooKLAND NE.
$780, rooms and bath: fine corner; lot
1OOx15O IT. Immediate possession.
NV. Section.
sa.5oo-Corner on Georgia ave.; rooms and
bath.
$4,75O-Florida ave. near 18th; 6 rooms and
bath; hot-water heat
$4,75O-R st. near LIST NV; rooms and
bath.
$s,3O0-Petworth, 7th st.; rooms and bath;
garage.
Sc, SOO-Monroe st. west Of 18th; 6 rooms and
bath.
$7,OoO-Park road (corner); rooms and bath.
$7.OOO-Rhode Island ave. near LIST NV; 8
rooms and bath.
$7,5OO-Perry st. near 18th; rooms and
bath.
$7.5Oo-5th st. near Taylor; 6 rooms and
bath; ami.
$7,75O-Georgia ave. near Walter Reed Hos
pital; rooms, bath; semf-detached
ami.
S., 25o-Wisconsin ave. opposite Naval OBJ
servatory: semi-detached; rooms
and bath; steam heat.
$s,350-Irving st. near 18th; 10 rooms and
bath
So. 50O-Taylor st. near 3rd; rooms and
$s,50O-Harvard st. west of 18th; 10 rooms
and bath.
$40, OOO-Kenyon ST. near 18th; rooms and .
baths; hot-water heat; room for ga
rage.
So, 500-Columbia road near 18th ST.: stone
front; 10 rooms and bath; garage for
three cars.
$40 00O-24OO block on 14th st.; 10 rooms and
bath.
$40. 00O-Buchanan st. near 14th: rooms and
bath; hot-water heat; 2-story back
porch; "a IT. wide.
$40. 5OO-Detached bungalow; Sauls Addition
garage; lot 4Ox123 to paved alley.
$40, 5O0-Cavert st. near 10th; o rooms and .
baths.
$12. 0O0-Kenyon st. near 18th; rooms and
bath; garage.
$12, 5OO-California st. near 18th; IL rooms
and baths.
ST., 5OO-Clifbourne st. between Calvert and
Biltmore; semi-detached: IL rooms;
bath; new heating; wide alley in rear.
s12. 6OO-Mass. Avenue Heights; semi-detached;
rooms; gear garage.
$13, 5OO-Harvard st. near 18th; 9 rooms and 2
baths: rear porches; hot-water heat;
semi-detached.
81, 00O-Biltmore st. near 10th (corner); 10
rooms and baths.
SIS. 000-Harvard terrace; rooms and bath;
garage.
SIS, Coca thedral ave.; 10 rooms and 5
baths.
SIS, 0O0-Park road near Goth st.; 9 rooms and
2 baths: servants room; front and
rear porches; room for garage.
SIG ooo-sixteenth st. north of U; rooms and
bath; hot-water heat.
ST, 500-Conn. ave. north of the bridge; 10
rooms and 2 baths: hot-water heat;
semi-detached; garage.
$25, 000-Park road near 18th ST.: semi-de
tached: II rooms, baths, sleeping
porches, 2-car garage.
$27. 500-Mass. Avenue Heights; most complete
moderate-sized home in the city; 10
rooms, baths; heated garage; unob-
structed view.
THE F. H. SMITH CO.,
Main 6464. S15 18th st. NV.
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WOMAN'S
REALTY EXCHANGE,

WOMAN'S
REALTY EXCHANGE,
s21 18th st. NV. Phone Main 1896.
Columbia Heights.
Stone and brick residence in Columbia
Heights; hot-water heat and electricity; room
for garage; possession from owner.
$12.5 500.
Mt. Pleasant.
Almost new brick home. In Mt Pleasant;
splendid location near Rock Spring Park; Z
rooms and baths; electricity and hot-water
heat; garage; possession; $40, 500.
Downtown.
Residence Of 10 rooms and baths near R. L.
ave- and 18th St; modern in every appoint
ment; beautifully finished; open freplaces; pos
session. $40. $50.
Northeast.
Substantial brick residence Of Z rooms and
bath; large lot. with room for garage; excel
lent location; possession: $500.
Southeast.
Large home Of IL rooms and bath, with side
and rear alley; front and back stairs; wonder
full rooming house; garage; possession. s., 900.
Suburban.
Large listings Of homes in Chevy Chase,
Cleveland Park. Saul's Addition, Takoma Park
Maryland and Virginia homes; S 600 SIS 600.
Rooming Houses.
THE WOMEN OF WARRINGTON OWN
HALF OF IT'S HOMES"
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALE-HOUsES.
Continued.
COAtinued.
DOWNTOWN NORTHWEST.

DOWNTOWN NORTHWEST.
$50 s s5eS ash Fl: nvh md r, ,
'1H M near ss @ + 9sS
s 40 Il s i.
ooma2 proposition
Of and
e e Near Sheridan yard to ALLEY
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
2sossoo Soldiers Home Park;
es1@ as'' soi % % S
P f vest and 4 r. s and se r hest m ia n:
Ss % 5 % M ~ a M % front rear
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
5 and mia h. sarse garage
% G % aoei9 s "a and b. %~% sse
% % and G' % %w 10 ,se
CHEVY CHASE D. c.
house .n 1s pSrs: open hFspss and b.; hwh cleo
s. rooms
$3.50
% ~
CHEVY CHASE, MD
Clubs: and n eec
81 m % bath % & @ %
HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
Southe hand H SITS. w.
MAIN 100 AND MAIN 373
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Mass. Ave. Bet. 18th and 5th SITS

OWNER LEAVING CITY
Has modern detached 7-room and bath bunga-
low for sale; hot-water heat, electric lights
and hardwood floors; large closets and linen
closet: entire house well screened; large lot
with double garage in rear. Immediate posses
sion. Apply OWNER,
510S 18th st. NV.
PARK PL. NV, IN $500 BLOCK-8 ROOMS
and bath; h.-w.h.; In drst-class condition; OILY
IS 600; can arrange terms. For inspection call
M. 2S76.
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SEVEN ROOM AND BATE
HOUSE, WITH HOT-wATER HEAT
Under and by virtue of decree of the Su.
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia the
undersigned trustees offer for sale at private
sale premises No. 1903 Georgia ave. NV. This
house Is situated on a corner and occupies two
lots with unobstructed light and air on three
Sides
PRICE ONLY $500. $500 cash; balance
to suit.
GEORGE f. SULLIVAN,
JOSEPH SALOMON
Trustees.
416 9Th st. NV.
Sc
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FOR sALE-TO DESIRABLE COLoRED TEN
ant. An excellent Groom. bath and cellar
brick house. in refined neighborhood. Fine
payment. 81 600, balance $50 per month. in
Guiding interest and principal.
ave. a very nice Groom brick dwelling; all
improvements Price, 5000. Easy terms.
FOR SALE+On 9th st. ne. near d st.. six
room and bath brick dwelling. Price only
JOHN scRivENER & BRO. e14 st NV:
ATTRACTIVE HOME OF 10 ROOMS. 2
in excellent condition; formerly occupied BY
u s. senator for years. Price just reduced
$500 to MAKE rA.s quick s s sals- . 70
1903 New York ave.
Buy a piece of Washington and hold 1t.
FINE CHEVY CHASE HOME. SURROUNDED
by one acre of beautiful ground; on very busy
S. MUIR & CO., 1908 New York ave.. for at
tractive price and all particulars concerning
this NEST st and hold it.
BEAUTIFUL NINE-ROOM HOME ON EUCLID
ST. NV near 18th and Columbia I'd; light.
sunny rooms; ami; large back yard to alley;
plenty room ca Ia s1 s. MUIR & CO..
1903 New York ave.
Buy q piece Of Washington and hold it.
81 800; BRICK; SIX ROOMS AND BATH:
furnace; two porches; paved street and alley;
81 500 cash required.
Owner. 1923 st. ne. A.
NEW, DETACHED GROOM AND BATH;
open fireplace; immediate possession; oak floors;
electricity and gas; Takoma branch 18th st.
car line; s.. 500; 81, 900 or more cash. OWNER.
Address Box 223-A. Star office.
ON G STREET NE. NEAR UNION STATION;
only two left; bay-window. bricks, rooms and
bath; large yard to alley; price, s.. $50 each;
cash, $500; balance time.
WIN. n. McGRANN CO.,
TOO 18th st. NV.
FOR sALE-$l2. 500; COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Just on 18th street; eight rooms. two baths:
electric lights and hot-water heat; hardwood
floors upstairs and down; instantaneous hot
water heater; covered front porch. concrete;
double rear porch; good yard to alley. This
ID a Breuninger house and q bargain.
WARREN COCHRAN,
Main 591S. 720 18th st. NV.
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13s KY. AVE. s.E-sR. AND B.; HALF
square from beautiful Lincoln Park; price.
Immediate posse.sion.-7so 9th st. Sc: 7r.
and B.; con furnished throughout. Price
el3 G st. s.e.: sr and b. Price. $4,5oo
Price. A.100.
sos 18Th st: Sc: g.; and b. Price, $500:
party; Price. 1000. $3.50 down and small
Apply to SIS ieS E. a a e.piteI e.. SON.
ATTRACTIVE GROOM HOUSE; OPEN FIRE
place; cabinet mantels entire first floor; cleo
tricity; beautifully papered and enameled
Ds '1 ID
OWNER, 1902 Monroe. Col. 1882. Sc
800 18th ST. NE. (BROOKLAND).
H-WH.; gas; 2 large porches; large maple
shade; pear trees; lot 75x150.
LIST hoor-Living room. dining room, kitchen
and bedrooms.
End floor large rooms which are well rent
ed to tenant. who will stay If purchaser de-
owner-occupant will give possession with
Only $3.50. 81. 800 to s., 900 cash required.
WILLIAMS,
Room q. 729 18th St NV. g
MT. RAINIER, MD; Z ROOMS: GAS: TEL r.
Rh1ns e S. location $780, terms Phone
EAST CAPITOL ST. NEAR 4th-WILI SELL
pretty nine-room house. electricity. furnace
heat. in good condition, for only $4,000;
terms. Cali NJ. 2s78.
s. 900 oo'l2 Va v "a; M 7r- and b., h"h
"a. 1901 o-eol 9Th st. s.w.. modern, Or. and b.
cellar furnace heat.
*. Goa. o0-Near 18th and va. ave. s.w. 81. b.
s seo oo-Nesr 9Th Il, and Ne, er: and B.
and b., cellar
s.. 500. oo-Near 18th and Pa. ave. ..e., Or. and
D. E RON Il. 'o Soa zaSsesi
306 It'll st. s.w. NJ. 1885.
FOR COLORED PURCHASER
2-story and basement Groom and bath bay
window brick brick dy.elliag; st. NV. near End.
+. W IL GRAHAM ~. : CO..
MT. PLEAsANT-FINE GROOM HOUSE:
%
sold on terms for only 5000.
Mt plessantmM Ssae Groom house. near
for garage; 1880; on terms. '' '0'''
Mt: Pleasant Realty Co.,
1411 Park road. Col. 1876.
fly nat; each containing Or. and b.; cellar;
furnace heat: back yard: large front lawn; one
half block from Lincoln Park; a bargain at
SIS East Capitol st..
BY OWNER-7-ROOM HOUSE, LOT 2ox1oo.
back to an alley; garage; building IS it. deep:
cement cellar; newly painted and papered :
plumbing and roof in irst-class condition: must
be sold at once Price. s.. 600; $500 down, $50
month. Apply 81. DIENER, 1915 9Th ST. NV.
10-ROoM HOUSE. BASEMENT; ST. BET.
18th and 14th. 10room house: h.-w.h.; 18th
bet. and U. Groom house; furnace; T bet.
End and 3rd sts Groom house; furnace: Fla
ave. bet. 4th and 9Th SITS. S-room house; ct.
bet. 18th and 18th SITS. Groom house; P st,
bet. N. Cap. and LIST. Groom house; furnace:
+. r. HOLLAND,
Phone N. 2223. 1919 18th st. Sc
% FEET FRONT ON 18th ST.; 17-RoOM
house; near Scottish Rite Temple; wonderfully
well built and In perfect repair; ready for oc-
cupancy; for sale at less than appraised value
by District assessors; adaptable for private
residence, club or fraternity house.
n. L. RUST, 912 18th st.,
Main 6S8S. Next to University Club
QUINCY PLACE NE. NEAR NORTH CAPT.
toll; 2-story and cellar bay-window brick: z
rooms and bath; side and rear alleys. Terms
r. W. GRAHAM 4 CO.,
] : e17 14th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-02

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Modern home in frst-class condition, on 9Th
st. ne; rooms, BATH hot water heat, hard
WOOD trim brick garage for two cars. Price.
$1,000; s., 600 cash, balance LIST trust for 4
years.
F. p. SHEEHY. 1410 G. FIR. GILT
8 ROOMS, BATH AND SERVANTS OTTAR-
tiers, hot-water heat, double garage; within
half square of 14th st. car line and north of
Park I'd; price reasonable. YOUNG & SIMON.
346 Woodward bldg.