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route 20 his homo. after an extensive
tour % the East
Mrs. Charles y. Whittieg~y II the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs Waiter
scott frtz. IN Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawthorne Dent Re-
turned Saturday from a visit Of sew.
erai days In Spokane.
Mrr. J. A. Coleman. with hsr small
daughter. has returned 10 her home
in East Seattle.
Mrs. Jc@-1ca n Ross len inHs night
for san Francisco. to BE- gone a week
or ten days.
Niles Katherine bacon. who IL at
tending Miss spener'a school In New
York. will spend the coming week.
end IN Philadelphia. while there ahc
'vill attend the football game be.
tween Cornell and Pennsylvania:
also the Army and Navy football
game.
Mr siias Archibald left Las, week
for Texas. where he - 70 spend
about a month He II touring tho
state on a business trip.
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Congressman and Mrs. Lynn Had.
ley. Of Bellinghan. arrived yesterday
to spend n few days with Judge and
Mrs. Hiram Hadley. and are leaving
Friday for California. later going TO
Washington. D. C.. where they will
spend the winter.
Mrs. Errna Farrar Bauer IL leaving
tonight for Del Monte. Cal. where
she expects her brother. Mr. Guy
Farrar. TO Join her for the holidays.
They are planning to spend some
time motoring in the South.
Miss Gertrude Horton spent the
last weekend visiting friends In
Washington. ID. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Peters, with
their daughter and soninlaw. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Fisher Boynton, are
planning TO leave In a few weeks for
California
. Congressman John r. Miller will
leave for Washington, u. C.. in about
ten days. where later he will be
Joined by Mrs. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sewall ar.
Rived yesterday from Bellingham,
coming down 10 attend the perform.
ance Of "cbu Chin Chow" at the
Metropolitan.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Kline and
small son. jock. returned yesterday
from Vancouver, -. c.. where they
spent the week end as guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Douglass.
Miss Jano Bliss, Miss Dorothy
Alien, Miss Lorraine Casey and Miss
Virginia Jefferson. Who are attend.
ing Annie Wright seminary, viii re.
turn TO spend Thanksgiving AZ home.
Mr.. william ". Junsmann. OF san
Francisco, will be. visitor in the
city during the coming week, en-
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DATES
To Remember

TUESDAY. >oNENRrR ia
Mrss Frederick nauaman ana NJ
John kriksoa 30 entertain at sea
a. Mrs Eriksou'a homs 20 Tor.
muiaie plans Cor the charity nAu
Of the seattle Day Nursery.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER ~
Dinner anA tritae a. sunset club.
Mrs. James Namlitea 10 Nsur~
AMI Mrs. James Destsr noHe
hrst.ssrs
bridge tea given uhder susnie.. ~
Seattle ceunsn 81 Caiheilc wera-
On at the heme 4 Mrs. Napoleon
Campbell ettf v Prospect e., at
o. m East ikf1
Miss Geraldine Jaeksess hridr~ tea
A. home fer AIRS. Aleet Charles
rHtReDAN. NOVEMBER IA
forma dinner dance AZ the Ar~sie
CLUB Tor members
Nrs Rencrt n Fax. rr. - enter
tain ~ bridge IA eomplineut 10
Mss Ruth Nartoa-
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER To-
broadway Guild % have musicale
and tea AZ the home % Ms
uearns wArrvn usoie,
Musicale At . IN. az the Werrr--s
| tniNerslty club with Mes ~ y
Jarvis. aurrane. and Mrs. Nafsr
Worth. pianist Nj. Aiiison T
l Wanamaksr ard Ms. Nsnry
Ward Brrchsr hnsts~sss
Mr.. and Mrs Edward rrsnkiin
Whites supper dance for Miss
Dorothy Myers and M Kari rail-
ties at hcms
Dinner danee "a Tennis rtuh, with
Mrs wtliiar Randolph Crawford.
Ms Thomas fsaHsinH ard Nfa
Joseph = TFis~ - hestessrs Fof
Feseruailons teiruhene East fSt.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER to-
Juniof CuIid % the Orthor~dif hcs-
pitAi 10 hoif Thanksgiving dsavs
at the assenle r~mpl~.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER si--
Mia. rneh@ Nell Ttamay.n - 90
tertain az tea a. her netnS AZ sae
Highlands, complimentary 90 Mr
and Mira ckspar " clarke
rrEsDAy. NOVEMBER ss--
Rainier chapter. Il. A n. n have
sale of fancy neeeitiss ard dsn.
eatsasen s4intlrs IN ball seum
% Mrs. Learyes horne.
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER e.
Program % rosnaniis music AZ
IN a. the suas~s club, NJ. otis
rfsyd t.amspn ana Mrs Lswis a
Peoples hrstsases
fNtDAN, NOVEMBER e.
Club tee At the wem~n's Cnfrer-
atty club from 20 8. rith Mr..
Eserwtf Clarke and Mrs.. Pau
FORD a. hasisssss
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER IT.
The marriage Of Miss iss AEnsw
to Mf Rohsrt s oniespy. ~tth
reception fslio~iax e, IN. horne
% NJ ara Mrs James . Agnes.
parents Of the bvids-siset
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Tho Wisconsin Golden Itod club ia
planning an open NIGHT entertain.
ment In the Fine Arts hall. Decefn-
Der a. with Mrs. Harry Gone. Mrs.
Lydia Arquett and " J. Chalils In
charge. Al former Wisconsin peo.
pie and friends cordially invited.
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Theatre Pdrty

Mr.. and Mrs ). Richard Lane. Mr..
and Mrs. Perry II. Truax. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Glenn stibbs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Gillespie and Mr.. David
Whitcomb were members Of Dutch
treat party at the performance Of
''chu Chin Chow" at the Metropolis.
tan last evening.
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Canadian Clubs Entertain

The Young Mems Canadian club
and the Coed Canadian club. Of the
university. entertained Jointly. with
n delightful evening, Friday. Novem-
Der ~. at christ's church. on Brook.
Ign ave. Dancing and a program OF
music were much enjoyed. Refresh.
ments were served. The patronssses
for the affair we're Mr.. y. T. Cor
man, Mrs. william Fiumerfelt. Mrs.
O. ~. Brogau and Mr.. H. Frank.
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Fifty" Dancing Club
Rc-nr0uui1ee

The Fifty" dancing club. which
- dancing club Of fifty couples. or.
unized four years ago. has recently
been reorganized. and invitations
have been issued for the series Of
three dancing parties that arc 20 be
given at the Yacht Club on Decem-
bar sth. January 18th and February
3zud. The committee In charge Of
arrangements. is composed OF Mr..
and Mrs. Frank r. Case. Mr.. and
Mrs Roy Kinnear. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Shorts. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller Freeman.
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quarts Dyspepsia Tablets after a
meal. Sour risings. gaesinesa,
heavy bloated feeling and such die
tress due TO indigestion or dyHpep-
ria are usually only temporary And
yet they may lead 10 serious disor-
der. The regular use Of Ftuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets after meals re-
fleets 10 a high degree the inteiii-
gent selection OF preventive mea-
eurcs.
One can not always select or in
epect the quality Of food 10 be eaten
nor Its method or manner Of prep
nratjon. But II ~ possible TO avoid
the acidity that IL so often tho re-
suit And II n o far better plan 70
cat without worry over what may
happen, than 70 starve for fear "
will happen. Many physicians rec
0mmend these tablets for stomach
distress due to indigestion or dys-
pepsla.
They. are sold by all druggists
everywhcre a. % cents box.
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Vdssdr Alunlnde
Association

The vaHnar Alurnnae association II
requesting all vaassar alumnae 20 b.
present NJ the college night rally. 10
be given by the university aiumnse
for all college women In the city.
Friday evening. November Is. at ;
O'clock. In the commons on the
campus. In celebration OF the open.
Ing OF the new Stadium.
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Fruit and Flower Mission

Any one interested In making do.
nations 20 the rummnRe sale 10 b.
held on Nov. 10 and 20 by the Fruit
and Flower Mission. may phone Mrs.
a. A. McNiasters. who viii send "A
truck for them.
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Tea and Shoirer

Honoring Miss Betty Craft Of Bell.
ingham. who IL 20 marry Mr.. Robert
Pelouze Of Medford. Ore. Miss Claire
and Miss Esria stoit.nhers viii en-
terrain with an informal tea and lin
gerie shower at their home Thursday
afternoon
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| Maccabccs at the residence Of Mira.
Josephine Hay. a2f West Seventy,
I fourth NJ. Luncheon at i2.So .. IN.
Everyone welcome.
Women Of Noo.~hcart legion
Women Of Moonehesrt ferion will
meet at 8 y. IN. in Moose Temple.
Fellowship Club
Fellowship club OF Y. w. C. A. at
o'clock for Bible study. preceded by
club supper IN tea room
Century Club
Spanish department Of Century
club with Mira fuoiu Itoyere. Excel
sior Apartments, Sinth ave. at i0so.
Lady Eaglcs
Lady Eagles viii mrct IN Forest
ern' hall. Wcinef.day. November II.
at q. IN Luncheon. business and
cards.
John y. Miller Relief Corps
John y. Miller Relief Corps will
give a card party Wednesday even.
inF. Novembcg ~. .. m. AZ Neter.
ann haii. Arnory.
Tho John y. Miller women's re.
lief corps will entertain at cards
Wednesday evening. November ~. {
p. IN. at Veterans hall. Armory.
Lincoln Circle. Child Conservation
League
lincoln circle. child Conservation
league. win meet with Mrs. n. A.
barnes. ASA Pasadena pl. Wodnes
day, i.30 y. tn.
Ladies Of the Golden North
Tho Ladies Of tho Golden North
will hold their regular business meet
Ing wednesday. November ~. IN
FraternAi hall The prcaidont. Anna
y. SNOW. desires a fuli Attendance.
az important business Ia 10 be trans.
acted
United Artisans
The United Artisans are giving a
dance Tor Artisans ana friends
wednesday evening In Swedish Club
haI.
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When Food
Doesn't Digest
Give the Stomach n Rational Rest
BY Proper Aid Not by Harsh
Starvation Methods. Use STU
arts Dyspepsia Tablets.

A sour stomach may Indicate an
acid condition that calls for an al
ksiIpe effect.
This you will get from one or two
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Gamma Phi Beta to
Gire Informal Dance

Miss Clara Emory will entertain
the active chapter OF Gamma Phi
Beta with a dancing party at Der
home. next Friday evening.
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yunior League Of
Seattle Dan Nurserv

The Junior League OF the Seattle
Day Nursery will meet with Miss
Katherine Luke. f23T 18th NJ. sat
urday. November 20. at io.3o o'clock.
instead of Thursday at 400 o'clock.
- formerly planned.
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Engagement Of
Miss Ford Announced

Mrs. James c. Ford announces the
engagement Of her daughter. Eunice.
TO Mr.. Folgcr Peabody. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles + Peabody. The
date for tho wedding has not been ar
ranged.
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Luncheon at
Rainier Club

Mr.. O. r. NJ. Pratt will be host
at luncheon for forty.five men to-
morrow at the Rainier club. honoring
DIR. ". II. Lowry. Of the University
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Dinner and
Theatre PARTY

AR. and Mrs. Bert Farrar enter
aimed Informally At dinner las;
evening. and later with their guests
attended tho performances Of -chu
Chin Chow
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, dance Friday evening. November 10
a Swedish club house, Eighth ave
and olive "a Members and friend
invited.
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Fancy and useful articles will be
offered az tho bazaar 20 be- given BY
the Women's Guild 81 ~ Marks
church Wednesday. Dec 1. at 2 p.
m Dinner win be served al $50
o'clock Members n the parish are
requested to make early reservations
The new rector viii preside.
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Bridge Pdrty

Mrs. A. L. Blomauist Ia entertain.
ing informally at bridg. this after.
noon
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Denny Thurman Guild. Orthopedi,
Hospital

Denny Thurman Guild of the or
thopcdio hospital will meet witt
Mrs A. ~ Daily. esos Tenth ave. n.
Friday. az 2 =. m.
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/ than most acceptable. The home will
be open after 3. m. on that date.
but gifts may also be left NJ TED
Cross headquarters si5 UniverHity
~
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University Guild 0ribopedle Hospital

Tho University Guild OF the ortho.
pedic hospital viii meet Friday at 10
o'clock NJ tho home Of Mira. Howard
a. Hanson. 4itb i2th ave. n. u.
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Gift Da, for the Fio~ruoc Crittrnton
Hione

Tho Florence crittsnion home. that
for 81 years has sheltered unfortu
nate girls. helping them 20 help
Themselves. IL celebrating the ami.
vcrnary on Nov. 20. In recognition
% which all donations from a pound
~ sugar 10 a barrel OF -four. or
checks from 81 to $1,000. are more
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Mr. william y. Piper % The Nj.
Baker kindergarten viii presen, THE
child In SONG and Game" IN the Fred.
erick a Nelson auditorium at :
o'clock int. afternoon. This IN the
third number 81 the autumn series Of
lecture rccitAia. Tho program fol
lows.
Nature group cSeidiinEcri--Mr.
Squirrel. Mr. Frog. the f1rs, FlyinF
lesson. Jack FROST and SIR. Duck and
Afr. Turkey.
Good Children jinKicE nauisaonl---
Brave. Polite. Useful and Careful.
Tone and Rhythm EameS--Whiri'
about. Rowing, the Train. seesaw-
windmill. BAH and the blacksmith,
The following children Will PARTED
pate In the program; Ronald Hitch
cock. Mary Phyllis fioioomb. Betty
Grant, Jack ciist. Glenn williamson.
Katherine Cunningham. winifrei
Calender. Billy Kelly. Hasbronok
Jones'. Amelia scruhy. Walter Htoil.
Kidney wickstrom. Helen lewis,
Marion Schneider. Leonard vaupeli,
stuart Hyde. Richard f1emminx and
Barbara Weeks.
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3 EcIubrl
CLUBS FOR WEDNESDAY,


Progressive Thought club will
meet AZ the rcderstion club house at
lao . m. Tor a business meeting and
at o. m. Mrn =. /. W. Clark. prvai.
dent % the Wumru'H Legislative
Council. will speak on tho Washing.
ton legislative program for 1890 and
1894. viniioru arr welcome.
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OF Picking. who L. sailing this week
on the Empress Of Russia for China
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Parliamentary pro~-aur, C,a---.

Parliamentary procedure classes
win 10 held Mt II a. IA. every other
wednesday at the Federation club
house .lth Afr. Gcorg~ Mcfsough.
lin In charge Tho eiasrea arc con
duc,ed under the auspices Of the Sc
attic Federation Of Women's clubs.
but all who are Interested may at.
tend. For further information. call
Mrn. H. y. Maitby.
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Friensiship Club

A benefit card rsarty win te given
by the Friendship Club Of the Lady
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SEATTLE wecdernft Thlmbls club

Seattle woodcruft Thimhie club
viii entertain with a card party IN
the club rooms sis Railway Ex'
change building. a, ais .. m. 10
which all friends are ~eicomo.
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C;oIden Era club

Golden Era Club viii msc, IN the
ladies' par,or Of IN. First rrcsiiy.
terrain church from II q. m. until
4 p. m. and men and women over
nftystvr years Of ar. are invited,
Members OF the Borrowed Times club
arc 10 10 guests Of the Golden Era
at this meeting.
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PART
Petite sus,. for piano. -...-----.-ol Olson
Painful ,pevil psnesl
NAsurkA
Srr~nste
Caprice
Mrs. wortn
Eenrs--
ttrkrN q NY HftHFNf
Thc Great Unknown. 49,. 80. II ~ afdrlot
Tesrs ...--.......-..---.-.- Kramer
Liz ..-s-- s.-s ssss -------, NNffah
Mru Jarvis
PART N
Compositions By Mira Worth tpianol--
EtrNN
Harrarcnc
csvoN Msr,srre
Mira Worth
konas-
A Garden 81 Dreams
konE % SprinE
Mira Jarvis
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Ionia social Club

Al Eastern stars arc invited 10
the meeting ~ Ionia Social Club IN
Masonic Temple At p. m.
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I.adie. OF the Golden North
InIled Artisans

The United Artisans ARE giving a
dance Tor Artisans and friends
"wednesday evening In Swedish Club
hall.
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Wisconsin Goldenrod Club viii
meet with Mrs Dwieh, Hiliyer. bsi
North Seventy flfth street All form
or Wisconsin women are welcome.
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Lincoln Circi~. Child Conservation
LEAGUE

lincoln Circle. CHILD Conservation
League. will meet with Mrs. ". "
Barnes. ASA Pasadena Place. az 80
3 IN.
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Mr.. william ". Lunsmann. OF san
Francisco, viii be. . visitor IN the
city during the coming week, en-
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Lincoln Circle. thIid Conservation
League

lincoln circle. child Conservation
league. viii meet with Mrs u. A.
barnes. ASA Pasadena pl- wodnes
day. i.50 y. m.
Evening star., 1920-09-27
14O5 Eye St.
Tel. Main 43O.

PRICE. $1O,500-A detached brick house con-
veniently situated In the northwest; the house
has seven rooms and bath. four bedrooms,
sleeping porch. large attic. open fireplace In
living room. house heated with hof-water. hav-
ing electric lights; there is also garage
There 70 . slate roof over the entire house;
lot 10 60x15o to q 20-foot paved alley.
PRICE, $16 6O0-Detached home in Cleveland
Park; lot 10 6Ox162. The house has stone foun-
dstion, with slate roof. and contains ten rooms.
two baths, two open dreplaces, several porches,
heated with hot-water, having electric lights.
hardwood noors, built-in refrigerator. This is
. most complete home. Possession will be
given when desired.
PRICE, S106OO-In Columbia Heights, where
immediate possession will be given; three
story brick house built By Kennedy Bros. hav-
ing ten rooms, two baths, bot-water heat, rear
stairway, tile kitchen. several open freplaces
This property belongs to an estate and is
going to be sold.
PRICE, $13 ,25O-In Chevy Chase, close to
Connecticut avenue and near the Circle; one
Of The most convenient locations In this suburb
This 10 an eight-room and attic house with two
bathrooms ON second floor, hot-water heat, cleo
tic lights, oak floors. front and rear p0rches.
There IL large yard with room for garage.
PRICE, $l6,6OO-A corner house in Warrington
Heights; q three-story brick property having
twelve fooms, eight bedrooms, two bathrooms,
hot-watef heat and electric liEhts, and the
whole house IL in excellent condition. Owner
oecppies premises and rents top floor for 500
pr month. Possession win b given.
BOSS &
TuE HnNfE
Evening star., 1920-09-27
BOSS & PHELPS,
14O6 II St. NV.

PRICE, $13,5Oo-In Chevy Chase. well situated
a little OF from Connecticut avenue; just put
on the market for sale. Built by the present
owner, q builder. for his own home. The iot
10 COxl3O There are seven rooms, two baths,
hct-water heat, electric lights, large sleeping
porch; entire house screened. and there Is
garage.
PRICE. SIS. 75o-A little Of from 18th street;
q most attractive home having eight rooms
two large bathrooms; house heated with not
water having electric lights; there are
screens, awnings and instantaneous hot water
heater and the house weathefstripped through
out There 10 also built-in garage.
PRICE. $14,OOO-A bungalow in Cleveland Pnrk
near Connecticut avenue; there are six rooms
and bath hot-water heat, electric lights, large
living room with open fireplace and many other
fea lures that make > home attractive. There
is also u garage. Owned by Army ofiicer leav-
ing the city.
PRICE, $i0, 75O-In Mt. Pleasant within a
square Of the Connecticut avenue car line
three story brick house having nine rooms and
hath heated with hot-water, having electric
lights Reasonable terms of sale can be made
and possession will be given within few days
notice.
PRICE, 81, ,50O-In Washington Heights within
a square Of 18th and Columbia road; most
convenient location. Owner occupying house
will give possession. This IL three-story
bay window brick house having ten rooms and
BATH six bedrooms, hot-water heat electric
lights and hardwood floors; there is d deep lot
to alley. with room for a garage.
PHFT pc
Evening star., 1920-09-27
SHANNO
7l3 18th St. NV.
TAKOMA PARK-S1O 500

New detsehed houses Of this quality, price
and location are Q positive novelty at this time.
This lot 10 40x12S-ample space for q garage;
the house 10 Of stucco over hollow.the con-
sensible modern housing convenience has been
overlooked. The location 10 precisely right.
Just Oh car line, and near Walter Reed Hospital.
GEORGETOWN-$8,5OO
An exesIlsntiy located two-fapily nat. with
has S rooms, bath and porch; the upper 6
rooms, hath and porch. This IL thoroughly
satisfactory investment.
SAUL'S ADDITION-$lO5W
An attractive and thoroughly modern home
from i4th st. car line; 8 rooms bath. hot
water heat, electricity and gas; front porch;
double back porches; hardwood floors and trim;
ample space for gafage; 5000 cash payment
SHANNON
ia 1A$l, c. NV
Evening star., 1920-09-27
HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC, ,.
1894 H Street NV. Phone Main 1928

PRICE, 3le, le,b0O-CLEvELAND PARK--A most
desirable property located not Tar from
the new cathedral. 1t Is comparatively
new has ten large rooms and three com
plets baths. vapor heat. electric lishts
very large front. breakfast and sleeping
poeches; hardwood floors and finished In
mahogany and white. You will appfe-
ciate its value upon inspection.
PRICE, $6.75O-NEAR 18th AND NEWTON
STS.-I0W-p9iced home Of the colonial
type, having six rooms and bath, electric
Nghts hot-Water heat, hardwood doors
and trim, front and rear porches. This
ID now vacant, In good condition and
may b sold on cash payment OF about
PRICE. Sis,ooo-GEORaErowN COLONIAL
HOLIA most attractive detached prop
es9 af hRiek construction. located In an
excellent block east OF 31st st. This
house 10 exceptionally well built. al the
rooms are large, has . spacious entrance
hall with colonial stairway. A new hot
water heating plant has Just been In.
stalled and the house is In perfect eondi-
tion. It Ii situated on q lot 90x12O It.
Possession at once and terms
PRICE, So, O,S0O-MT. PLEASANT-Not far
from 18th and Col. road. braad-new
house, containing rooms and bath, hot
water heat, electric lights, hardwood
doors and has front and double rear
pofches. small cash payment viii BE-
accepted and possession given.
HEDGES & MI
1334 Fl Street NV.
Evening star., 1920-09-27

Aooo-s50o cash. North Capitol ct. Brick:
L. and b.: S,lfing I'D di't.nss s.nssg E. 6,c: o.
s5.@ois. ave. At W.shinston Circle, u.
ss.mo- 4: g. ana and. $500 cash. Or. and
e.5oMss. ave. near 9Th. 7 :: and b.
sFez. 'p!sndiHS ps., e 0pDersInity :s'taI and
s&mo-oereal:n g "a, New Hampshire
n.soe-ossess e II r aud b. Only $1,000
ano-i::s :s. 4 4 =; .:.EE Il and s-'hs'et' Ga
ss.:: s s:si5 s:i1 l. d:ooe.ssd & and b. '''e'
:. and baths. brick.
BLOOMINGDALE.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
07bo-4600 cash. =. and b. modern brick.
fuFehss, Hsay monthly payments.
e0.6oO-nsiment st. west Of 14th. :. and
b. hsiek. S-story. bargain.
7,oQ0-l1th at. and Columbia road. 2. and
b.; perfect repair. Many extras.
0.5Oo-Perry st. west Of 14th. Colonisl
n. s.b0n-Msridian, vest Of 1ith, or. and H.
eIsc. lights. Porchss. Brick.
q, ,600-Baifmont st., west Of 18th. 10 2. and
b. Brick. Hnt-wateF heat Bsygsia,
Gil, ,o0o-kenysa neas 1lth. :. and b. Hot.
water hest. Hectic Hghts. Perekss.
HARTUNG
3or Southern Building
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