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The Pulaskian., 1919-11-14
COMPILE LIST
 OF MANY PRIZES
THERE WERE EXHIBITS FROM SWEET HOME, IRoNToN, GRAN TIE MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, FAR RELL, WRiGHTsvtLLE AND
 OTHER PLACES.
Special Correspondence.)


 Pulaski Community Fair, Southeast District, held it's first fair last week it Sweet Home. Ironton, Granite Mountain Springs, Farrell and Wrightsville joined Sweet Home in exhibits. The fair was a success in every way, one that will long be re- nembered A list of the many prizes that were won is given below: Best Community Exhibit-Sweet Home, $40O0.
 Best Individual Exhibit-Mr. Geo. pye, $1O.oO.
 Display of Garden Products-J. A. Crow, $2OO
 Variety Display of Corn and Prod uct--John Dixon, s200. Best Display of Hay-A. W. Brown. $2.o0.
 Display of Cake and Bread-Nlrs. J. N. Wright, $2.00.
 Display of Jelly and Preserves Mrs. J. N Wright and Mrs T. Hoek- stra, $20o.
 Best Display of Canned Goods Mrs. Geo Pye. $2.oo.
 Display of Fancy Work and Sew ing-Mrs. Tom Henry of Wrights. vile. s2Oo. Best Display of Poultry--Mrs. Geo. Pye, $2.00
  White. Ten Ears-John Dixon. rib, bon.
 Five Stalks With Velvet Beans John Dixon, ribbon.
 Cotton.
 Short Staple Cotton-Henry Cloos, ribbon.
 Oats-A w. Brown, ribbon. Seeded Ribbon Cane-T. Hoebstra, ribbon.
 Peas-Mrs. Walter Miller, ribbon. Eeaps-W. P. Dixon, ribbon. Spanish Peanuts, One Peck-Geo. Pye, ribbon.
 Spanish Peanuts, One Vine-J. A. Crow, ribbon.
 Irish Potatoes-John Dixon, rib bon.
 Sweet Potatoes-John Dixon, rih- ton
 Watermelon-John Deimer, ribbon. Prmpkin-E. S. Dixon, ribbon. Honey in Comb-T. Hoekstra. rib bon.
 Beeswax-T. Hoekstra, ribbon. Pound Home Made Butter-Mrs. Geo. Pye, ribbon Alfalfa-A B. Brown, ribbon. Crab Grass-A. B. Brown, ribbon. Other Kinds of Hay-G. G. Mo- Glain, ribbon.
 Apples-Annie Carlson, ribbon Collection Potted Plants-Erma Dixon, ribbon
 Pecans-one quart, Carl Wright, ribbon.
 Iickorynut-Thelma Dixon, rib bon.
 Walnuts-Geo. P. Pye, ribbon. Turnips-Geo. P. Pye, ribbons. Egg Plants-T Hoekstra, ribbon. Radishes-J. F. Cloar, ribbon. Butter Reans-J. F. Cloar, ribbon. Snap Beaps-J. F. Cloar, ribbon. Collards-Mrs. Walter Miller, rib bon.
 Green Corn-Geo Ermentraudt, ribbon.
 General Farm Horses Team-Con- federate Home. ribbon.
 Dairy Cow-A. E. Avery ribbon. Goat-Theodore Hoekstra, ribbon. Herd Confederate Home, rif- bon
 Best Individual Hog-A. E. Avery. ribbon.
 Best Individual Chicken-Mrs. John Dixon, ribbon
 Loaf Yeast Bread-Mrs Weisner, rihhon.
 Corn Bread-Mrs J. N. Wright, ribbon.
 Layer cake-Mrs. J. N. Wright, rib bon.
 Six Varieties of Jelly-Mrs. T. flock stra, ribbon.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-14
Thanksgiving and Christmas Linens
LESS THAN PRICES LATER ON

The words Thanksgiving and Christmas and Lin ens almost synonymous for where IS the home that does anticipate the xngs for the Thanksgiving table receiving linens for Christmas?
 Linens are to be highly prized The opportunity to purchase them should be taken advantage of NOW.
 TABLE DAMASK
 64-nch Table Damas mercerzed full beached and linen finish; 75c value. Sale price, yard 70nch Mercerzed Table Damask soft linen finish, full bleached; $1O0 value. Sale price, yard 85c
 TABLE NAPKINS
 20nch Mercerzed Napkins fine quality full bleached, linen finish hemmed $225 value Sale price, dozen Sl9S 19nch Napkins full bleached round thread linen finish fine quality $500 value Sale price, dozen ~~~-~S259
 TABLE CLOTHS
 Hemsttched Table Cloths full beached round thread size 68x70 inches $500 value. Sale Scaoped Table Cloths full beached soft linen finish round pattens 63x63 inches; $2.75 value. Sale price-~S3S9
 BED SHEETS
 Economy Sheets good heavy quality full beached and hemned 81x90 inches $2.00 value Sale price$179 Peppere Mills Sheets best the market 81x90 inches; hemmed and ready for S235 value Sale price$19S
 HUCK TOWELS
 l7x34inch Hemmed TIuck Towels soft finish white towel with red border 25c value Sale price-.~-- lox36nch Hemmed Huck Towels extra good, heavy quail ty full bleached linen finish 35c value Sale 29c
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 sizTH K xN5 NAN MAINpb
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-14
Four Die in Atlanta Fire.

Atlanta tia. = Four men are dead, one probably fatally burned and sev- eral others are seriously injured as the result o af fire which partially de stroyed the Wilson Hotel in the heart of the business district here. The property loss was small.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-14
Sweet Home Community Fair
 Was a Most Notable Success

Calico Quilt-Mrs. Albert zeider of Wrightsville, ribbon.
 Best Display of Drawnwork-Mrs billiard Gather, ribbon.
 Best Display of Colored Embroid- ery-4Mrs. Lee Zuber, ribbon.
 l3eht Towel Crochet-Miss Emma Deinler, ribbon.
 Apron Made of Meal Sacks-Miss Lucille Mills, ribbon.
 Best Table Runner-Mrs. J. S. Fancher, ribbon
 Best Knitting-Mrs. G. G Mcclain. ribbon.
 Crocheted Bedspread- E. F. Boone, ribbon.
 Tatted Cap-Mrs. David Bridges, ribbon.
 Nehtest Piece Tatting-Mrs David Bridges. ribbon.
 Best Filet Yoke-Mrs. Clarence Lawley, ribbon.
 Best Crocheted Yoke-Miss Emma Dixon, ribbon.
 Best Crocheted Centerpiece-Mrs. Tom Henry of Wrightsville, ribbon. Best Pillow Top-Mrs. George k. Mason. ribbon.
 Boys and Girls Clubs.
 Corn-Otis Shook, $2.
 Peanuts-Albert McWilliams, $2. Pigs under two months-E. Beadle, s1.00.
 Pigs two to five months Mildred McClain, s2
 Pigs under one year old--Monro Dixon, g. Poultry. Finest Pen-Ida Ermentraudt, 50 pounds feed. Finest Single Bird-Homer Stalnak- CT, 50 pounds feed. | Finest Kathleen Miller, 50 pounds feed.
 Thelma Dixon, 25 pounds feed. Rosie Ermentraudt, 25 pounds | feed Sallie Heilman, 25 pounds feed. Marie Hing, 25 pounds feed. Onita Baldridge, 25 pounds feed. Agnes Miller. 25 pounds feed. Eula Gray, 25 pounds feed
 Monroe Dixon, 25 pounds feed. Ermentraudt, 25 pounds feed
 Canning Club.
 First Prize-Edpa Kumpe, $5, Iron ton. Second Prize-Opal Perry, $4. Iron ton
 Third Prize-Bessie McWilliams, B, Irontcn. Fourth Prize-Onita Baldridge, $2, Ironton.
 Fifth Prlze-Minnie Jones, sl. Wrightsville.
 Sixth Prize-sallie Heilman, s1. Levy.
 Rosie Eermentraudt, Sweet Home Ida Ermentraudt, Sweet Home.
 Sewing.
 Pest Dish Towel-Agnes Miller, s1. Rest Apron-Thelma Dixon, $I. Best Potlifter Colder girls)-Ida Ermentraudt, $1.
 Best Potlifter (younger glrls)-Cal- lie Casey, $1.
 Contests.
 Spelling-Lucy Dul,n, $40
 ~s n ro..1.nIr: No,,1+x,C Coo{1 Ford ribbon.
 Hundred-yard Dash-Girl over 12, Stella Dixon, soc; boy over 12, Walter Dixon, soc; girl under 12, Florence strauble, soc; boy under 12, Allen Dixon, Soc.
 Fifty-yard Dash-Girl over 12, Stel- la Dixon, soc; boy over 12, Homer stalnaker soc; girl under t2, Frances Farrell; boy under 12, Allen Dixon. Standing Broad Jump-Girl over lz, Stella Dixon, soc; boy over 12, Her bert Wright, soc; girl unddr 12, Gladys Lilly. soc; boy under 12, Alien Dixon, | 50 cents. Running Broad Jump-Walter Dix on. BOG; Ethel Jones, soc
 Sack Race-Girl under 12, Ethel Jones, soc; boy under 12, Cal Wright, snc; boy under 12, Paul Dixon, soc.
 Sack Race for Men-E. s. Dixon, l 50 cents.
 Potato Race-Girl over 12, Mary | Alverson, soc; boy over F, Monroe Dixon, soc; girl under 12. Ethel 1 Jones. 50c.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-14

FAYETTEVILLE = Hodge Bros. have opened the U. of A. Cafe.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-23
Wash Skirts

Table full of them-dresses of good
 eingham trimmed in pretty plaids, sizes : to 14-easily worth S150, to- day and tomorrow for.... 9Sc
Arizona republican., 1919-05-23
Boys Waists

Boys 50c to 6Jc waists of cheviot and percale, stripes, all sizes Friday and Saturday ................ 3ec
Evening star., 1919-09-28

FOR sALE-AN EXCEPTIONALLY DEsIR-
able residence; immediate posses
sion; 1897 Belmont road; 8 stories;
stone and brick; bathrooms;
hot-water heat. electric lights; lot
40x120, 15-foot alley; key at Of
nce. An out-of-town owner de-
sires to make quick sale.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-A sEM1-pErAcHEp DWELLING
Columbia road west Of 14th:
carefully built; 10 rooms and 3
baths; hot-water heat, electric
lights; lot 25x145, wide alley;
$500, which is less than it cost
several years ago.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-NEAR CONN. AVENUE AND
dwelling; baths; all conven-
fences; garage: sleeping porches;
lot 22xi2O; s14,5o0; immediate
possession.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
FOR sALE-$15, 900 street near 18TH hot
baths; lot 2ox1OO to an alley;
Of the very best houses in
this desirable block; all large
rooms; many closets.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1872 New York ave..
FOR SALE-CONN. AVE. EXTENDED; JUST
beyond the Bridge; handsome
English basement residence with
about every modern convenience; !;
IA rooms, with a frontage Of %
feet on Conn. avenue, depth Of
about 140 feet running through
to another street. An out-of-
town owner having no further use
for the dwelling, will sell at q
sacrifice.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York ave.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
FOR SALE-HOUsES
JESSE L. HEISKELL,
1403 81 st. NV.
Main 66S,

st. bet. 18th and 18th n.w.-10 rooms and
bath: toilets; steam heat; electric light; ga
rage; fuel stored for winter. Immediate pos
session. Price. $10,50O.
q st. NV. bet. 1st and 2nd-LArge 3-story
brick dwelling; 10 rooms and bath; furnace
heat; very desirable residence and an excel
lent location for rooming or boarding house.
Only go.
+ ST. me- tet. 7th and sth-s-room and bath
brick dwelling: convenient to ears; an excel
lent investment At a. $50.
18th st. s.W. near Agricultural Department
4-story brick dwelling; rooms and bath; ex-
cellent condition and very desirable for board
ing house. great bargain at $500.
6th st. bet. ID and Z s.e.-3story. Groom
and bath frame dwelling. Only s., $50.
1s ALSO.
Several desirable houses for colored purchas-
oD In northwest and northeast, ranging In
DRies from n. 200 to 5000.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
EBBBH86HFRBPKRTY.
C61Illn1f6'
BRooKI.AND Bt7NuA1low.

S7.750. winters Coal. S3.600 ossA.
Nearly new and strictly modern. Z rooms and
sleeping porch. bath. h.-w.h., else. hghts. epsa
fireplace, cement basement. laundry tubs: large
front porch and lawn; all windows, 0ootS and
sleepine porch screened; variety fruit eDd
nowers This d one OF tie ''betfer bsltt''
bungalows In q nne residential section. Owner
will give immediate possession. Call evenings.
14O6 Newton st.. Brookland.
McLACHI.EN RANKING C0RPN..
Real Estate Dept. 10th and q.
S-ROOM BUNGALOW. ACRES. MOSTLY
woods; good stream: no mod. imp: property on
Dittmar I'd. Mr.. Sprague's places vacant. In
spect any time; near vanderwerken. Va. on
Great Falls elec. line, miles from city. Price
81 200. Terms, $300 cash. hal. 80 Q month.
Trust Of $500. H. W. SMITH. Dittmar road.
3. d. No. I. Rosslyn. Va.
LOT 50xl5O. FRONTING ON ecHERRlER
place, d. c., and Cabin John electric line. at
Little Falls station. one block from AQueduct
road. overlooking the Potomac; water. sewer.
electricity; good building site: owner leaving
sible party Phone North l007-W. 29s
Evening star., 1919-09-28
s ROOMS AND GARAGE

Comfortable. 2story. Groom home: eIee.
lights (no other modern impts.): garage room,
for cars: 8 bedrooms on ID hoor; also small
room for bath. without fixtures: screened ID
story sleeping porch, exit: covered front and
back porches; attic storage space; splendid
chicken houses. hold 100 hens each; grapes. 9
fruit trees; raspberries. nowers. ETC.; ground.
age depth of 40 feet. containing over Il Of aa
acre; located in Radnor Heights. 80 feet
from Military road and near Fort Myer. Va.
Our sign on house; vacant. inspect any time
you wish Price, $3.50. Terms. $700 cash.
balance $50 per month includes everything.
See this Places like this hard to get 90 near
Washington and near car lines.
Evening star., 1919-09-28

HANDSOME HOME
iKalorama Road Near Col. Road.
II LARGE. BRIGHT ROOMS; 8
baths. hot-water heat. hardwood floors;
2oft front: SOUTHERN EXPOSURE;
IN b d ELLE Mt CONDITION.;
Es az Mafa anois Wit WILL f'e oos g.
VINCE YOU THAT THERE IS MOTH
ING TOO GOOD to be said Of this
Immediate Possession Given.
Price, 100000.
B St. Sc. Bet. 4th and 5th.
TACHED DWELLING, with lot 80 it.
front. The rooms in this property
arc Ser' Aiss FssicE, ,ssoo.
Bloomingdale Home.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSIONS large
rooms. furnace heat, sleeping porch.
PRICE. $1,000.
Euclid St. Near 11th.
Q LARGE ROOMS. bath. furnace
heat; colonial front porch.
PRICE, A,75O.
On the Heights, Semi-Detached.
..s noens Ds:eS:: hscs cs
PRICE. A.2so.
Southeast Home With Garage.
EYE st. NEAR 7th-6 LARGE
ROOMS AND BATH. GARAGE WILL
HOLD THREE CARS.
PRICE, $500.
BANES REALTY CO., Inc,
9O4 14th St. NV. Main Z2o2.
Evening star., 1919-09-28

HOMES FOR CoLoRED.
S. St. NV. bet. 18th and
18th. 7 large rooms and
bath, with brick garage;
house in perfect condition.
Terms.
Price, $500.
Oregon Ave. near 18th St.
6 large rooms, bath, hot
water heat.
Price, $500.
Semi-detached Home on U
St LeDroit Park. 7 large
rooms, bath, in good con-
dition. Terms.
Price, %,650.
LeDroit Park. 6 large
rooms and bath. Price,
400, $3.50 cash; $40 per
month.
Swami St. NV. near 18th.
6 rooms and bath, in good
condition.
Price, $4,000.
Sherman Ave, Two-Family
Flat. S rooms and bath.
each; live in one and rent
the other. Will sell on
terms.
Price, $3.50.
NOTE-We have homes in
all sections at your price
and terms. Get Our list.
BANES REALTY CO., Inc.
9O4 18th St. NV. Main Z2o2
Evening star., 1919-09-28
FOR. sAEE-HousEs.:
Continuea.

HANDSOME HOUSE NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE,
furnished or unfurnished, ~ desired; In perfect
condition; II rooms and baths; gas and cleo
trtcity; parQuet floors; instantaneous heater;
splendid furnace; coal stored for winter. An
ideal home for social purposes. Immediate pos
session. Tel. North 983i. 2Ss
Evening star., 1919-09-28
6 ROOMS AND BATH

Nice Groom and bath home; bedrooms, rec.
hall large kitchen and pantry with window:
porcelain sink: sewerage to river: hot-water
heat; concrete cellar under half Of house: attic
storage space; front porch on two sides; also
Lot a corner. 80 front by 75 deep. Grapes.
fruit trees. shade trees, etc.; located 4 min
utes, walk from Mackeys station: go up the hill
(our sign on property, Mrs. Schrons placel;
minutee' ride from Georgetown on Great Falls
elec. line; Is minutes ride from center Of city
by auto. Inspect any time you WISH Price.
81. 900; cash. $500: balance $3S.75 per month
includes everything. See this; it's good. Pos
session 10 days.
Evening star., 1919-09-28

FOR SALE
Desirable colored pnf-
chasers-4n best NV.
section city to g nm
houses. Prices, $2.65o to
$3.50. Cash, 5000 to
$500, balance as rent.
For full particulars see
me, week days after S
pm; Sunday, 9 am. to
9pm.
B. B. PINN, Agent.
1885 Walter St. Sc
Evening star., 1919-09-28

l. 5th ST. NEAR N ST. NV:
L Two-stury, six rooms and bath; large store
room; .good business location. Price. $500.
Only $500 cash down, balance payable monthly.
II. r. TAGGART 1870 New York ave-
Phone Main $500.
Residence, after p.m.. Col. 1906.
FOR s1IKEBUSINEss PROPERTY on iIf6
ct. NV. near r; good frontage; cheap.
John w. Thompson & Co.
ma 1kAA - Main 1A1z
Evening star., 1919-09-28

NKE YOU ONE OF THOSE SUFFERING
1fom the high cost Of renting and are you be-
1ng forced into paying either an enormous
rental for q home that isn't q home. or are
Jon about to purchase speculativebuilt houses
ut the present high prices?
LET Us SHOW YOU HOW TO SAVE AT
LEAST e0fs ON THE PURCHASE OF YOUR
HOME AND OWN REAL HOME AT AC-
TUAL COST ON TERMS LESS THAN RENT
AT CHARMING CHEVY CHASE, d. c.. one
Of the finest residential sections Of Washing
ton. Just of the Conn. ave. car line, 20 min
utes from the Treasury.
For as little a. 81 coo cash and installments
1sss than rent you can own the home you al
VAyB dreamed of.
For further information address
A. II. MULLdGAN.
1215 Northampton st., Chevy Chase, D. G.
Phone Cleveland 1061.W.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
TODAY!
By
L. G. SCHROEDER


Limitation is the sincerest Snattery"
Looking over the advertising pages
In the daily press, we are gratifed to
note how many, not only In the real
estate neld, but In other lines Of en-
deavor, are closely following orE style
and almost even copying our advertise
ments. Comparing the real estate ad-
vertisements of today with those ap-
pearing before March Of this year
tells its own story.
We acknowledge the compliment in
this public manner, as we no doubt
also possess q certain amount of that
extremely human commodity known as
the love Of appreciation. We only hope
that other realtors will temper their
compliments" BY not SO overwhelm-
ingiy showering them upon US, fearing
that we may suffer elongation Of our
arms from patting ourselves upon our
back.
Today's offerings. as most others we
have offered in our public advertise
ments. are destined. as the others. to
be quickly snapped up a. EXCEP-
TIONAL BARGAINS.
WE HAVE MANY MORE.
ACT NOW
Evening star., 1919-09-28
CONSULT US
If you wish to sell
your home quickly. We
do the largest sales busi-
ness in Washington.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc.
I4q6 H St. NV. e..
HOME OF HOMES. !.
FOR SALE-LOTS,

FOR SALE-LOTS.
sALE zus. Or ass9 a1s w. TWO asdss.s s Bos IN
sob, Star ONCE. so
TWO IMPROVED ADJOINING LOTS, 80 Fl.
front BY 1sS It. deep ON 1nn,1 main
RON. Jr.. els 10th st. ne.
LOTS 25x125 ON 8. SIDE CONDUIT RD.,
ID. c.. ODD. Little Falls station; sewer and
water; sive-away at $3.50; easy terms; beau
2 large lots; worth much more than 5000
builder q On grade vs e,s.
i big lot. 3sth ct. near Mass. ave. cost
$50: gsies. 8, 2so; easy \ terms. ms 49,,
to .ife; iSs zseH sei r. for hall hsf % value. On oeep
From 1 to 10 lots in All sections clear
terms or ts.ds +. :. fGE sYega eSsit1s: 1zss F NV
81, 600 SO. Fl. LEVIED LAND. ON GRADE,
fronting 4 SITS. city improvements ON sts.
within squares to electric cars ne; land
for s5c It. price Of this, 1sc Il; clear; terms.
or owner consider good equities. or trust notes
in part payment: or may make arransements
fair interest in operation and profts; houses
can Be sold before completed. Address Box
S32-A. Star ONCE.
TWO, 25x125, RANDLE HIGHLANDS; Will
sell cheap. OWNER, q seaton NV.
LOT 251i75: WATER AND SEWER; ON CAR
line, near Potomac HeiEhts. In the District.
Price, 500. JOSEPH G. zIRKLE. 208 Colorado
! p1QRs ~. 4. :. =
By ,OWNHR-TaREE LOTS. eo1loo. 18th
ply ~ 8th a.e. 60. -.
MASS AVE. HEIGHTS, ,-OvERL0OKING TIE
city; ne. corner, 80 feet on Edmunds St.
E. ]. ToTTEN ( CO.. so5 VI. ave. N. ssss.
VALUABLE PROPERTY LOCATED
corner 19th and Fla. ave. NV. 1026Q :;
st. NV; r. and b.; ANIL; eIectri- z
city. Inspection by permit only.
Address b.. Z. SKINNER, Agent,
7S2 Woodward bldg. 2ss
FoR aAIEIDssIRABLE LoT on 18th sT.
FOR ONLY q, 800. FINE COR, 18th AND AL
nonsi,s ssa .fss coi Paiiasas is oo'' e. o--:es
FINE NORTHEAsT BUILDING PLOT
FOB APARTnEST; " WAaEHeusE, MaHHs GARAGE
Near Union terminal; 1111ls2 #.
Alleys rear and both sides
row pr,dH Mu.e so os cISsr .oid rsr.rr
J. v. Y. Z + B. HUYCK. 1917 81. ST. nav.
FOB sALE-BMTM0RE sT.:- ONLY VACANT
lot in block Of handsome residences; 25x134
It. to alley: excellent location for residence.
iPPs5tnenf' iPPso1g Or garages to let. Phone ws''
OLIVER ST., CHEVY CHASE, D. O.-TWO
desirable lots; no grading required; 9oxl20
ffst; fest; Price. @ Sc. sanare foot. address %. Boz
18th STREET L0Ts FROM 75e 10 q root.
See US quick.
E. J. TOTTEN Z CO.. eos Vt. ave. n. ssss.
CHEVY CHASE, D. O.
EVENTUALLY-WHY NOT NOWe
BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD. 500 WILL
START YOU. INVESTIGATE THIS OPPOR-
TuNITY. ADDRESS BOX TT. STAR OFFICE.
BRoKERs. ATTENTION.! I AN ALwAYs NJ
the market for large or small tracts Of
acreage ON or contiguous to 14th and 18th.
Conn. and .Mass. aves. Submit bargains only.
FULTON 3. GORDON, Colorado bldg. n.
6281.
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
OWNER MUST SELL

For 81 800 cash owner will sell new hve-
room and hath bungalow for n, 900. balance
as per month, including interest. Other terms
considered. Similar adjoining 6ungslcws sell
ing for $500 to $500. Electricity. Ens
$50, with garden. An absolutely modern home;
garage eonvenient: near car lines. Owner ieav-
ine Washlngton must sell hy October 10. Fho14
HyaAAaziila 86S-R loe NaiR 267Os branch z0Sks
dnring; basinsss. hors).s :. 9 Z
Evening star., 1919-09-28

FOR sALE-sUguRRsRANx; HxArrsvI1LE.
Q rooms and bath. Electric light. Wine
fys FOR 1s:f ssLsSbTsbAa sensy sHs Pee bksw2s n
FOR sALE-i2th ST. NE. BIT: q AND n.
win call with automobile to show property.
Address Boz 2e2-A. Star oface. 2se
NEW BUNGALOWS ROOMS AND BATH;
just over District line; electricity. gas range
porch; absolutely modern: lot 45x150 with
lines: owner leaving Washington, must sell By
Phone Hystt.viiie ses-R /.
Z ROOMS AND BATH; ALL MI; PORCHEs;
furnace; shade and fruit trees; acres; In XIV.
erdale. "a. from trolley; bargain At $4.ooo:
dress Boz 11eT. Star once: 2es 6
L ROOMS, BATH: ANIL; l7A AoaEs.
nne. rich iand:s orchard; at Fairfax Court
House; beautiful home; lawn; shade; immedi-
sss.! ate sss a M.ip ss.r sSSe Branch ~
ia ROOMS. ACRES: SMALL ORCHARD: AT
car station: on macadam PIKE. Fairfax county:
committing distance:
Address Box 24lT. Star once. 30e
MMEDIATE POSSESSION. /
CHEVY CHASE. D. Can attractive home
Of Z rooms and bath. hot-water heat, electric
sse sa, D:Fsa
CAMPBELL 1910 b NV.
DON'T REMAIN HOMELESS. PUROHA8E OF
IN ae of soe low q :. se Vim
be accepted as nfst payment. Address BOZ
zas-s. Star oMee. 2.
MODERN SUBURBAN HOME IN MARY
land. thirty minutes.- good car seryiee. 1Se
chicken house: soft hog pen and two-aess run.
fenced; house nine rooms and bath: h0t-W1tsr
heat and gas. 48 NV. - -. .-6.
FOR SALE = 1+ROoM 4-BATH. MODEM
and stable; "a acres: stately oak shade; ~
miles from center Of city. in Naryiand: bo1Ie-
yard and electric railroad; pre-war price.
FULTON R. GORDON.
Colorado building. Main .3341.
FOR sALE-HANDsOME DWEILrNG; II
HoLTzMAN. 1870 N. 7. ave. Can Main 6s4e.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE AND EDGEMoRE-s
Nicely located; 1-acre country home; splendid
orchard; close to electric care and on .mscadan
HadFe.. a a Box sae:secr aseT. eSe se.r once e. Is.
BETWEEN CHEVY CHASE AND BRADLEY
Hnls-New. 8 rooms and bath; hot-watef beat.
electricity ETC.; large lot; saTsEe; near r .c szr
Address Boz 2siir, star once. Ss'
CLARENDON. VA.-SIX-ROON HOUSE: ALL
modern improvements; ready for occupancy; Z
room house will Be finished in Is days; 6-rocm
houses under construction. Monthly payments.
twenty I'VE T minutes from. Eth and PssnsyiSsnis
avenue via electric railway. at Vinson station.
Apply C. W. FITCH, on property, or <Ol Colo
RADIO bldg. Main 419S.
Also 7-room house Lyonhurst. Va, near
Washington Country Club. 26s
VERY ATTRACTIVE. 4-RooM BUNGALOWS
and bath; large and beautiful lots; elevated
ground; ON electric cars; electric light, hath.
toilet and IA iavatosy; running water @ and sewer
DR.. T. b. LATIMER and J. G. ROGERS. Own
VIENNA, VA, 7R.&B., II. All.
large porches; rear porch all screened: good
water; garage; chicken house and park; half
acre land; hne line bearing fruit.
BARGAIN, $1,000, $500 CASH.
WEDDERBURN STA, VA.
Seven rooms. reception hail; large porehes;
rear porch screened and giassed in; cellar;
good water; three acres fertile land; sixty fruit
park; garage; summer kitchen: cement walks.
$4,000, TERMS.
CHERRYDALE, VA.
Six rooms: large porches: gas; chicken house
thirty minutes Treasury.
$3.50, TERMS. !, Z
A. N. RUTAN, Ala KENOIS
BLDG, IITH & G STS.y
PHONE M. 8643.
Evening star., 1919-09-28
18th ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY
two-story brick. modern. Now rented at
$6l.00 per month; located in 4 booming h,asi-
Price, $500.
Gardiner & Dent, Inc,
:. TIT 18th st. NV.

FOR sAIE-BUsINEss PROPERTY; STORE.
5 rooms and bath; on Pa. ave. NV. bet. 21st
and 22d sts., BY owner. For quick sale. $500.
Address BOX 111.A. Star ONCE.