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~ shook hands, she added as she
moved toward the door leading into
her stepfather's bedroom, "I'lI be back
shortly"
Hayden's surmise that Pentield had
arrived proved correct, and the cor
oner listening attentively to Mrs.
Wards jumbled remarks as he mount.
ed the staircase, went at once into the
library and greeted Hayden.
"Apoplexy, Hayden" he inquired
going toward the fireplace. "Ah, your
aid here" and Hayden joined him
Maynard stood an interested specta.
tor by the door, uncertain whether he
was expected to go or stay, but as
neither physician paid the slightest
attention to him, he decided TO re,
main. A sudden movement of the
coroners toward the windows caused
him 20 step forward and pull the
inside Holland shades up to the top
A grunt Of approval from Penfeld
greeted the additional light and May.
nard decided to tuck back with the
aid OF chairs the heavy brocaded cur
tains which, like the portieres, were
covered with cretonne to protect them
in the summer months, until the
large room was filed with the rems in.
ing daylight.
The room, wainscoted in Flemish
oak with open beams across the high
ceiling, was never very bright, as its
massive furnishings were somber in
shade and absorbed the light. 1t
was a very livable room, however, and
had the air of being much occupied
even with most of its brio brac put
away for the summer. The high
backed carved oak chairs and great
leather covered lounges all looked
comfortable, and the large center
table, smoking stands, and card tables
gave an added air of hospitality.
Suddenly Coroner Penfield rose from
his knees beside the dead man anc
laid down several instruments on the
chess table. He then glanced mar.
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enter into a contest 1cith Kingfsher,
Blue Heron and Lonesome Bear to
see lcho tciH catch the most 'fshD
The Fish Disappears
DILI.Y, facing the red-headed' lad
d with fists ready for action, blushed
quickly when he heard the boys eXplana-
ton of why he was at the old hshlng
hole.
"Oh. you're catching fish to feed your
family" he stammered. "Ihats di1er-
ent. You can stay here
"You bet / can stay here" replied the
red headed lad. sheking the last of the
tears out of his eyes. But you can't.
There aren't enough fish here to go all
around"
But I'm going to give you the fish
7 catch" answered Billy tartly. I'VE
are fishing for fun and it will he all the
more fun IL we can help feed your
family" The boy looked at Billy doubt
fully and then he looked at Peggy. She
smiled at him in way that panishea
his frowns.
"Oh, that's different" he said. using
Billy's very words.
But after we've caught enough fish
for your family's breakfast, and din
ner. and supper. I'll put you out of this
fishing hole just to show you / can do
it," grinned Billy
"I'il be there willis yod are doing it,"
declared the red-headed lad, his face
lighting up in the friendliest kind of
grin.
Come on, let's get busy. l have a
fishing contest on with kingfisher, Blue
Heron and Lonesome Bear" explained
Billy,
"And il Billy loses, he will have to
give them all the fish he catches for a
week." added Peggy.
"Oh, then he can have the best place
in this fishing hole. but even that isn't
very good, for I've caught only one
little sunfish all the time / was here"
said the lad. That's why | was feel
ing blue and discouraged when you
came"
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with d daftness which won the actors
admiration. but all he brought to light
was a piece Of string.
Every pocket empty" he an.
nounced. And apparently not even
coat-label- strange" He cast a pene.
trating look at Evelyn -"Why olo you
not notify us sooner, Miss Preston"
Sooner" echoed Evelyn. 81 started
to go for Doctor Hayden after finding
this-this--" Evelyn choked; she
was very near to tears and Penfield's
grave manner was beginning to i'm.
press her unfavorably. "I met Mrs.
Ward, our housekeeper, on the front
steps, brought her up here, and then
sent her to telephone to Doctor Hay.
den. That hasn't been more than an
hour ago" turning for confirmation to
Hayden who nodded his agreement. II
only arrived in Washington this
morning, Doctor Penfield, and--and-
| was all alone in the house. H-he,"
pointing to the dead man-"he might
have murdered me if he hadn't died
Of apopleXy"
Hayden, who had followed Evelyns
statements with ever-increasing in
terest looked a trifle nonplussed as
he glanced at his colleague who was
winding the string, taken from the
dead mans pocket, in and out among
his fingers.
You say you arrived at the house
this morning, Miss Preston" began
Penfield slowly, land you did not enter
this library until this afternoon"
II did, too,' contradicteu EVELYN.
Il came in here in the morning ana
opened the blinds; / did the same
thing all over this floor so as to air the
house. and" She added as Hayden
started te interrupt her, II came into
this room again about halt past two
-"
and you sent for us about five
o'clock" commented Penfield dryIy
Your remarks are inconsistent-you
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ROLL ON, SILV'RY NOON!

Roll slv'ry moon!-and I've no doubt you will;
will merrly roll with your usual skill.
But it grieves me to note as look your face
That somehow other, you're quite of place.
Roll on, siv'ry moon! But think, sing
That the town is place for the in the spring
And it strikes times twoud my comfort restore
If rolled off with you and your roll to the shore,
Roll on, silvry moon.-but your role is shine
And it's nothing to your roll isn't mine,
A home l forced all your charms to eXtol
moonstruck all right but haven't the roll.
GRIF ALEXAND
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could offer any explanation the front
door bell rang loudly and Mrs. Ward
fastened to answer it.
II imagine that is the coroner" be.
gan Hayden, but an exclamation from
Evelyn checked him; in her excite.
ment she had not srasped the use of
the word Coroner" before Penfields
name.
"A coroner Good gracious, doctor,
why send for him." ~
Because a sudden death cannot be
examined without his presence" Hay.
den explained. Go and take your
medicine Evelyn"
Evelyn's hesitation was brief: she
knew Hayden of old and that he did
not permit disobedience from his pa.
tients.
Very well, doctor" she said sub.
missively. But first. Mr.. Maynard.
this is our family physician, Doctor
Hayden" and as the two men silent.
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Evelyn Preston, returning to her
home in Washington unexpectedly,
finds the house deserted; makes the
best of it: bathes, sleeps. gets a bite
TO eat and while in the kitchen
hears the library bell ring. She
thinks the electrical system is out
of order and that 1t is the front
door bell that rang. But there is
nobody at the front door. Wearily
and with beating heart she goes TO
the library and there finds a man
seated in a chair and quite dead.
Frightened, she rushes back TO the
front door and there finds the house
keeper just arrived. There's a dead
man upstairs!" cries Evelyn. IT'S
not Mr.. Burnham?" cries Mrs. Ward.
the housekeeper. NTr. Burnham is
Evelyn's stepfatherD mo" SAYS
EVELYN, 81 never saw the man be-
fore"
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Burglars don't as rule dress SO
well; besides, his hands" He leaned
over and held up the mans limp right
hand, turning it over so that all could
see the long tapering fingers and well.
Cared.for nails.
Maynard studied the hand intently:
he had seen its type when travelling
among the silent and secretive peoples
OF the Orient and occasionally met
the same type among the deep think.
ers and analytical men and women OF
Europe who rarely forget an injury.
but are patient with the patience of
power conveyed by knowledge and
mysticism.
His finger prints may give us some
clue to his identity" added Coroner
Penfield, laying down the hand. I'm
the meantime"
"WhY not examine the mans pock.
ets"' suggested Maynard practically.
Pentield carried out the suggestion
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THE THREE STRINGS
READ THIS FIRST

Copyrioht. 1913. bv d. Appleton q Co.
COPYRIGHT, PRbhc Ledger Company
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DREAMLAND ADVENTURES
By DADDY
"THE VANISHING FISH"

(Peggy and Billy 90 fishing, ana
enter into contest 1cith kingfsher,
Blue Heron and Lonesome Bear to
see lrho ,ciH catch the most 'ftshD
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CONTINUED TOMORROW }
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In the sacristy of the little parish
church of Attegat there was we'd
ding that evening, just after the dusk
had deepened and the purple shadows
had faded from the domed hills. The
little priest walked from the stons
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The next Complete novelette-Greater
Love Hath No Man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-14
FOR sA1E-HousEs

'COntfD0e1.
$1,000
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Attractive 3-story and cellar brick.
rooms and hath; heated by hot water; deep
lot to paved alley; very close to 14th st.
$500.
A 3-stofy and cellar brick residence;
rooms and bath: heated by hot water: good
lot; paved alley; good locality; very easy
terms.
$3.50
PETwORTH.
pretty little semi-detached home: two
story and cellar brick; heated BY hot
water; electric lights; must be seen to be
appreciated. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
81, 200.
PA. AVE. NEAR WASHINGTON, CIRCLE.
An opportunity to secure q home down.
town; located within easy walking distance
of many Of the government departments;
rooms and bath; reasonable terms.
$4,000
A two-story and cellar bay-window brick:
6 rooms and bath: furnace heat; good lot
to paved alley; easy terms.
NEAR 18th ST. AND FLA. AVE. NE.
A two-story and cellar brick; rooms
and bath; furnace heat: colonial porch; at
tractfve terms.
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Just the Home You Have Been

Just the Home You Have Been
Looking for.
IRVING ST. WEST. OF 18th.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK,
KENNEDY BUILT"
Wide frontage; double terrace; tapestry
brick; rubhle stone front terrace wall large
bedrooms, baths; built-in shower bath /; large
stone front porch; garage on rear: paved alley
large bright cellar with porcelain wash trays
Ruud heater hot-water heat; electric lights
possession IN 80 days.
PRICE, $4,000.
j. EDWARD LEWIS,
2e20 Pa. ave. NV. Main 661.
ron HOMES AND iNvEsTMHNTs
''ese MAHORNEY 4 SULLIVAN
They know Waslnngto on
eO6 Sew York ave. Tel. Main &c..
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FOR SALE-HnusEs.
C00t1HUe1.

OO0u0OG0s
$3.50.
IN NV SUBURB.
Convenient to street cars: strictly mod
ern Groom brick: colonial porch; sleeping
porch: hot-water heat: eiectricity; oak
RIFICE.
$3.50
TAKOMA PARK D. c.
A beautiful home; rooms. attic and
bath; heated by hot water: electric
lights: cyese to cars; large lot and lots
Of shade, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
5000.
IN PARK VIEW.
A chance to secure . home In this
choice section at q low price; contains 8
rooms and bath; heated BY hot water; CO.
lonial porch; large back yard.
EAST OF GEORGIA AVE.
Strictly white locality; q two-story and
cellar brick; rooms and bath: furnace
heat; colonial porch: easy terms. THIS
IS HARD TO BEAT.
OVERLOOKING GOVERNMENT PARK
A splendid home; 8 ROOMS AND TWO
BATHS ON TWO FLOORS; nearly new;
concrete front porch: screened breakfast
and sleeping porch; hot-water heat: electric
lights. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
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FOR sALE-H0USEa
FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
CORtinueA.
TODAY
B Y

L. G.. SCHROEDER

L. G. SCHROEDER
TODAY SUCCESS is YOURS! If you grasp it. And
to grasp it HUSTLE. The DO IT NOW spirit
is the thing this age of achievement The opportunity
is here! Right here! Right now!
TODAY IS Yours! MAKE IT COUNT! NOW!
TODAY'S BIG BARGAIN
A 100000 WONDERFUL HOME
AT HALF PRICE.
To get it you will have to hustle. Do it now! See
now and exercise quick judgmen Time and opportunity
wait for What do at the psychological moment
determines fortunes
THIS HOME is located in Mt Pleasant one block west
of Connecticut Ave- gentlemans spacious surround
ed by beautiful Italian gardens with swimming pool and
water fountain Beautiful flowers and shrubberv Numerous
shade trees of great variety such poplar ash white BIRCH
provide shade and pleasing background
setting While have the exclusive NAV be seen nv
appointment only.
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FOR SALE-PRICE, IS. $50. A GOOD NORTH
west home. located south of T ct. and near
18th Ut. Not an old house; six-room brick. hav-
ing hot-water heat, front and rear porches, oak
doors; good yard. Prompt possession.
BOSS PHELPS. INC, 1905 b ct. NV.
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10 ROOMS AND BATH. OVERLOOKING
Rock Greek Park; can be bought $500 cash
and SIS month. including taxes: rent from 2
rooms will carry monthly payments. Phone
OWNER, Main $3.50
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FOR sAIE-PRIcE. o. 900. IN WASHING
ton heights. west Of 18th ct. just vacated. A
three-story bay-w1ndow brick house Of ten
rooms and bath: hot-water heat; GOOD lot to
paved alley. with room for . garage. Reason-
able terms Of sale.
BOSS Il PHELPS. INC. 14O6 n st. NV.
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DONOHOE l. HOLMES,
NICE HOMES FOR BETTER CLASS
COLORED BUYERS.

18th ST. NV. NEAR 81 rms and bath
yard; excellent condition. Price. -. $780, terms
10th ST. NV. NEAR P-6 rooms and bath
Price, s.. $50. Only $3.50 cash required.
W ST. NV. NEAR 14th-10 rms. and !;
baths; hot-air heat. Price. $1,000. terms.
FRAME HOUSE. 9th ST. NV. near BARR
places rooms. Price. 81. $50. terms
FINE GROOM BRICKS. In Hickman 1t
Sc. near End: convenient to cars. navy yard
Capitol and Library. Price. s.. 500 each terms
Fine 10 per cent investment
DONOHOE HOLMES
Main 1890 20 Oxford bldg
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FOR SALE.
N /. SALISBURY CO., INC.

FOR sALElPRICE. $4,000.
Detached home on Park I'd. west
of 18th st.; one Of the prettiest
properties in this section. win e1-
cellent improvements: the house
contains ten large rooms and 10
heated by hot water and lighted
by electricity; in Al conditi9n'
and pSan. can n 5 sso4 aeh'erea p''"p
FOR sALE-PRICB. $4,000.
Handsome home in CieSeiahd
Park. situated on lot containing
!. acre Of ground: large shade
trees; exquisite lawn and shrub
berry; ten rooms, hot-water heat.
electric light: located near Conn.,
ave- Phone N. 1904.
On Washington Heights: an ex-
ceptional proposition in a three
story brick, containing rooms
and baths and having hot
heat and electric light: double
brick garage: wide alley: you
can't afford to overlook this one.
~,
FOR SALE-PRICE. $4,000.
In Woodley Park; 3-story brick.
with colonial front porch; double
rear porches; thoroughly modern;
in Al condition: occupied oy
owner. who will give early posses
sion. Phone NJ. 1904.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $3.50.
Unusually attractive home. To-
Gated in Ingieside: one of the
neariyly new properties. contain
ing rooms, 2 baths and having
hot-water heat, electric light and
oak floors; ideal surroundings
Phone II. 1904.
FOR sALE-PRIcE. $500.
Near 18th and Park I'd. we have
q mighty neat and attractive home
which Ii modern In every particu-
lar; seven rooms and bath: ser
wants quarters; many special fea-
lures. Let US show you this one.
Phone N. 1904.
FOB sALE-PRICE. $3.50.
The best home in Washington
for the money: located in select
section Of the northwest: con-
venient to cars: built by Kennedy
Bros. about 3 years ago: 3-story
brick. 8 rooms. baths. hot-water
heat, electric light and oak floors. .
Phone NJ. 5SO4.
FOB sALE-PRICE. $3.50.
One Of the prettiest and most
complete semi-detached homes in
the northwest; 2-story and attic:
six large rooms and bath; open
fireplace; this home will appeal
to one looking for q close-in
suburban property; lot 35 IT. front.
Phone N. 5904.
TeR sALE-PRICE. ss.s56.
Fine home in Bloomngdale:
two-story and attic. with 8 rooms
and bath "A bedroomsl: In very
good condition and conveniently
and pleasantly located. Phone n.
5oO4.
FOR sALE--PRICE. 50, $780,
Dandy semi-detached home in
hot-water heat, electric light and
oak noors; large lot; rowRer leav
ing city, hence low price, Phone
NJ. 1904.
FOR SALE-PRICE. 81, $50.
A good property in q good
neighborhood. ut q low figure;
there are rooms and bath. with
modern improvements. The lot IL
20 IT. front by . depth Of ITO II.
Terms can be arranged. Phone NJ
1904.
N. L. SALISBURY CO., IN
Everything In Real Estate."
72I 18th St. NV.
Phone n. 59O4-5
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FOR SALE - PRICE. $4,000 IN CLEyE-
land Park: built for present own never Of
fered for sale before. most attractive home
Of ten rooms. two baths. vapor heat. electric
fty, oak floors and q garage. This house must
be seen to be Apprenticeship perfect coudl-
tion throughout having handsome fixtures and
decorations and having many features only
found In house built for an owner Posses
sion.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 14oe II st. NV.
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CO0t1AOe1.

EOR SALE - PRICE. 81 $50. IMMEDIATE
possession given and easy terms Of sale made
In we'll located Petworth home: colonial
style. two stories and attic; four bedrooms on
second floor: hot-water heat; electric lights:
oak floors: extra large yard; paved alley.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1905 st. NV.
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FOR sAIE-PRICE. $3.50. JUST OFF FROM
East Capitol ST.. not far out: two-story. we'll
built brick house. in excellent condition: all
large rooms: sleeping porch: house screened
throughout and equipped with metal weather
strips; deep lot. paved alley. with room for
garage Immediate possession and easy terms.
BOSS K PHELPS. INC. 14O6 H st. NV.
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Make Your Dreams Come True

Make Your Dreams Come True
VIII build to realize your In.
dividual Dream Home" on most
liberal terms ever offered. fncluo.
ing our mortgage loan and tax pre
lection contract.
No need Of living In antiQuateA.
dilapidated homes. void Of modern
couveniences. The best II not -
good for you and me. Address
Building Department.
COMPANY.
sls-:s District National Bank building
Franklin 1918"
COLORED PURCHASERS
Me six-room and bath brick. on Sherman
nv@, near Fairmont st. NV; almost new;
good back yard; price, s.. 800; small cash pay
ment: balance. monthly.
ALEX. s. CLARKE. Jr.. 1888 G st. NV.
NEAR 18th AND r. I. AVE. N.W.-l1 ROOMS
and bath; water on every door: hot-water
heat; suitable for rooming house; reasonable
terms. Price, $500.
ON CALIFORNIA ST., between 18th and
l9th-9 rooms and bath; hot-water heat: good
condition: occupied BY owner. who will give
VIM. T. BALLARD,
-. New <Sz. 80.
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Will Build to Realize Your Dreams
L. G. SCHROEDER,
Real Estate and Investments,
ol9-2l District National Bank Building.
Telephone Franklin 1908 and 1913.
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BANKING CORPORATE!
10th and g SITS.

DONOHOE HOLMES.
Magnificent residence on Harvard st. near
14tI-S rms. large bedrooms, baths;
h.w.h and electricity; fine condition: deep lot
and garage; vacant. Price. $4,000, easy
terms.
Small apartment house, 3 apts.-One rooms
and bath; 2 apis. 4 rooms and bath each;
porches: h.w.h.: just above Dupont Circle. on
10Th St: fine Investment: netting over 10
per cent. Price. $4,000. Easy terms. 5000
CASH Exclusive agents.
complete Groom house. in Petworth: all
modern improvements. n. H. ave.-a Milar-
built home. Price, 81 600. Easy terms. Real
value in this home.
Magnificent. nearly new house, rooms and
2 baths, h.w.h.; electricity: instantaneous
heater; fine closets and grand porches. This
house is a dream and = beauty; y. 7. ave.
NV: near n. Capitol. Terms. Possession.
18th st. near Iowa Clrcle-13 rooms. baths
steam heat; good condition. Price, $11 600.
Terms.
9Th st. NV. near st. n.w.--8 rooms and
bath; hw.h.: excellent condition; $500.
9Th NV. near p Ut. nw.-0 rooms and bath
latrobe heat; occupied by owner; IS 600; only
$500 cash required.
Kenyon st. near 11th-S nice rooms; deep
lot: occupied by owner3 bargain. $4,000
High View, Close to North Capitol-2 nice.
practically new Groom houses: hot-air heat
Ut. ne. near Lincoln Park-6 rooms and
bath; h.w.h. and gas; double porch; yard.
Price. 5000. Terms.
X ct. ne. near 1Sth-8 rooms and bath; Ia
trobe heat: $500. Cash. $500.
DONOHOE & HOLMES,
Main 1890 I'D Oxford bldg.
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WOODBRIDGE.
nice new 7-ro0m bungalows; h.w.h. and
electricity: sleeping porch; will be completed
apd ready for occupancy in 80 days: lot 4Ox
100. Price, $1,000. Reasonable terms.
BROOkIAND.
Fine home. rooms and bath: h.w.h. and
electricity; fine porches: lot 75xl4O; close to
monastery. Price, $500. Terms and posses
sion.
Fine new bungalow. Illinois ave. near Grant
Circle and Soldiers Home Park, being built {;
! rooms and bath; every modern impfovemen Mt
well built. Price and terms reasonable.
nice homes. cheap; In Beltsville. plenty of
ground; close to both car lines; terms reason
able.
II you want to see or know about this prop
erty after o Pm. call Mr.. Holmes. 1901 r.
!. ave. North s812
DONOHOE & HOLMES,
Main 1890 22o Oxford bids
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR RENT.

NEW COTTAGE; SEVEN ROOMS; is ACRES
land: minutes from Brager station. W.. y.
and A.: price, 500. so per rso0th.
$3.50: H. HARTMAN. Brager station, -. lss
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FOR sALE-PRICE. $4,000.

FOR SALE-PRICE. $10.00O.
In Woodley Park; 3-story brick.
with colonial front porch; double
rear porches; thoroughly modern:
in Al condition: occupied by
owner. who will give early posses
sion. Phone NJ. 1904.
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FOB sALE-PRICE. $3.50.
The best home in Washington
for the money: located In select
section Of the northwest: con-
venient to cars. built by Kennedy
Bros. about years ago; 3-story
brick; 8 rooms. . baths. hot-water
heat. electric light and oak floors.
Phone NJ. 1904.
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FOR sAL-pRIcE. $500.

TOR SALEPR1CE, $S,500.
Near 18th and Park I'd. we have
q mighty neat and attractive home
which IL modern In every particu-
lar; seven rooms and bath: ser
wants quarters; many special fea-
lures. Let US show you this one.
Phone NJ. 1904.
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FOR SALE-PRICE. $3.50
Unusually attractive home. To-
Gated in Ingieside: one of the
nearlyly new properties. contain
ing rooms, 2 baths and having
hot-water heat, electric light and
oak floors; ideal surroundings.
Phone II. 1904.
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GOOD CORNER, CENTRAL LOCATION.
Thirteen rooms: furnace heat; real good
proposition at $500.
H. H. BERGMAN 4 CO..
631 F ST. NV.