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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
poets in the vicinity.

poets in the vicinity.
 Louis Raymond's strike on the Elko Kings in the central portion of the dis trict, while not sensational looks very good. The strike was made by cross cutting six feet from the face of 7O-foot tunnel run by former lessee, and which Raymond realized paralled the vein. When first struck the ore was about six inches wide and averag- ed SIS per ton. Following the vein for 27 feet brought it to a contact of rhyolite and andesite and here the values quit for time, as happened in the Judge and other mines. From tins point the vein goes out again in to the rhyolite and in few feet the ore body has widened to IA inches, the values are incerasing and becoming regular, and it is Raymond's belief that he is just getting into rich pay shoot. The formation and vein filling appears to be identical with that of the Missing Link, which adjoins.
 A decided improvement has taken place in the Rae and Hargrove lease on the Banner claim. At 63 feet in the north drift from the Williams shaft the ore body has widened to IA inches and the values now average over $100 per ton. The drift from the Reco crosscut will be under the Williams shaft within the next 45 feet and give 175 feet of backs. The face of this drift shows streaks of ore, four to six inches wide, on each wall, and the silver values are high.
 Manager Bolam has let contract to J. w. Boulware to sink the shaft of the Gold Circle Queen an addition al 100 feet below the 230-foot level This work is of prime importance and means much to the south end of the district. The original owners of the Queen opened up ore at the surface that went as high as $2 or $3 pei pound in gold; and in going down 30 feet on this shoot $20,0O0 was account ed for. About 250 feet south of this and on the same enrichment leasers took out $1O,OOO in going down 5( feet. Between the 50 and 130-foo' levels second set of leasers took out about $1 ,000. That the news coming out of Gold Circle is conservative k again indicated by remembering tha1 the first article of this series credited the Queen with but $25, ,OOO production when the foregoing shows $45,0O0 ac counted for in three workings.
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MES O'BRIEN WRITES OF MIDAS COUNTRY

Midas (Gold Circle District), New,
 y.-With it's many massive out
 IDS and attendant evidences of great
 neralization, coupled with the fact
 ht the Elko Prince. Missing Link,
 ekson and other veins that have
 bved ,rich at depth trend straight in
 ht direction, one wonders why the
 rthwestern part of the Gold Circle
 strict has not received more develop
 ent. This wonderment is increased
 nenone reemmbers that it was the
 ene 6f the first sensational strike
 rich ore-ore that carried so much
 sible free gold it was necessary to
 say only to know "how much" it
 entper ton, not to see eff" it carried ly values at all. One reason is that ktremely rich ore is not too common, lrely comes in big bodies and does bt last indefinitely. The claim own Is were not financially able to devel- D on the proper scale the lower grade | ut payable ore on their properties nd capital has in a great measure krangely overlooked the merits of old Circle.
 Back of the big dike that sticks up |rominently on the ground of the lamberger Mines Co. the croppings pr a width of over 100 feet contain bod values. It seems impossible to let a skunk" in banning the surface ock, the indicated values being from everal dollars to many thousands per ton. There are numerous stringers 1T feeders, some several feet in width md all carrying high values, running nto the main ledge. It is figured hat the best plan would be to erect mill on the ground and run this en- ire Big deposit through without sort ng, the high-grade sweetening the over grade, with the resultant aver lge we'll above pay. The iBamberg- ITS are now in strong hands and should soon be the scene of great ac- ;ivity. Moses Reinhart, the Winne- nucca merchant, is president of the M. J. Paisley, vice-presi' lent; w. F. Boyken, secretary-treas- lrer; Richard Weston and w. H Cooley, a prominent oil man of Cal fornia, additional directors.
 The three claims of the Gold Circle Coalition Co.,, adjoin the Bambergers Coalition Co.,, adjoin the Barbergers ,n the southwest. These are travers,
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Improving It

Hey, you! Where are you going :? Come back here!" parked the director of the great war film as he saw a khaki-clad figure bolting behind a tent.
 Sadly the one-time buck returned within the focus of the camera.
 "You-ve got the top sergeant com ing down the company street." he ex- plained, land I thought you wanted to make the picture realistic"
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-19
Why She Declined

Rejected Admirer (bitterly)-Oh, well, I was all broke up over a girl once before.
 Revue Lady-Ah, I see. And some of the pieces were lost.-Blighty.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


OFFICE ~ THE COLLECTOR OF TANES.
District ~ Columbia. Washington N"v-ml,rr y
1ano.-Tazp3yers Of the DISTRICT Of Coiamb 4
will take 3otic- that iis- undersigned has rc,
ceiv~d the Statement 81 the assessment az rpa /.
~ taxes FOR tb. District Of Columbia for Tie
year -3Jisz jan 30. l:s,0 and w.ll h. rcadv
"a rs-sIv- payment Of taxes This Office ON
and after November I. 1870. Tl.e Act OF Con.
sr-ss approve. February IL. I.sr, provides.
That % and after ihS list dag Of Navemh.f
Of exch yesr the tax rtay l~ paid Ia two e,luaI
is~tAi.ments. the first in November and tho sec
ond IA May. but penalty snail accrue foy
delinquency until the following Jure as her.,
after provided: or IL til Whole or any part Of
said raX upon real p~rssusl property shai
cot b pad before the frSt day OF Iuae in eacl
year fie same shall thereafter Ia in ARREARS
and Delinquent. and thee shall ti-en he added
20 he collected. with said tax. a penzIty Of on.
per cs1far per month upon riie snorE. thereof
AID 4 Ike penalty the first day OF each su-
reeding month untii pawn II. IL said Ia, ar
penalty. snd the Who'll >hsil constitute the de,
iiaqusnt tsx. To ~ dealt with &c the nisnns,
Boz provided ny law" Attest: {. N. TOWERS
Collector Ct Taxes. D. g.
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f01 6AII-NouSIE. ron sAII-Hou1S
Csntinls1 CsneUael
WILLIAM s. p ILL1PS
1909 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main o.

NORTHEAST
Near 18th and Maryland ave-: Q G-rocn
and bath. 3-story tRiek rpsidene~; nv. a.
aas liaht. paved alley In resr sEd np,-
pie fnrSsA space - let. Houae in good
condition. Price. $500: terms ASO0
cash and so per Tnoath can he ARA nsed
PARK VIEW
A modern broom end hath brick, 20 feet
wide fssidsace: deep 10. to paved slies :
ample ntAee for garage; furnace hest:
electric liehts. House In god condifion.
Price. 5000. On small cash payment and
terms Of 80 per month after ihi.ial pay
meat can ne made.
PE1NOkTH--
A dcmi-detachsd. 22-foot-wid G.r,nu
aud bath BRICK residence: h-w.h.. cleo
trie tights; lot 10 $50 feet deep; de-
lishtfui location. Price. q, 766. and
very easy terms can he arranged
10th STREET HEIGHTS
A beautiful 7-roc,n and reception hail
@-stOrS brick residence, contAining
screened breakfast porch. Nuud In
stantaneons heater. buiit.in bookcase
and refrigerator. hardwood floors. .
complete baths q bedrooms); deep lot
TO paved alley. This house i in excel
lent condition. and in one Of the moe,
desirable neighborhoods Of Washington.
Price. $13.V6. Terms can Be arranged.
W.T. NS &
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NORTH COLUMBIA
1tr:fTsfY'r>C

MIN IL W ~ M DIN
HEIGHTS .s
Tws.rtsry. Groom and bath brick resi-
dsnce, 20 feet wide. lot 40 feet deep
10 paved alley. ample garage room, fur
nxce heat and gas Light. lmm.dlAte
pv.xcasion and In hne coDeiti0n. 1"fma.
,1O cash. balance monthly payments
less than rent.
OVERLOOKING ROCK
CREEK PARK
Q rooms and tie bath and ens finished
rom IN Attic. Osk noofa. eek stairway.
hardwood trim, living room entrance
typr: omple space for garage. and With
in easy walking distance Of the ~.
peasant GER line. Price. 4i3Sj8.
Terms can ~ arranged.
CHEVY CHASE, -. g.
fine G room aud tile bath, resIdenps:
hv.h.. electric lights: IN good esndi-
yion and vacant. Price. 3105o0. on low
terms to responsible purchaser.
MT PLEASANT--
In one of the finest locations in this sec
lion: n big iArvofn. 3sfnry brick res-
dsnce: lot 40 feet deep: brick garage
Tor one ear; vap6r hest: electric lights
newly psp<red and PAINTED and IN fine
,pndit.ou Price. $4,000. on terms.
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PRICES
Some ago bought the lots widest avenue
in Saul's Addition. It would IL per to
reproduce these homes $l250 $1425O Genuine values
sell completed Very large lots and very wide
porchcs.
EXHIBIT
Take 14th Georgia Emerson st. 1902
Arkansas half square from 18th and Emerson SITS
Open to s.
OWNED
for and constructed by corporation that estab-
lished in lsoo-M1DDAUGH and SHANNON-Suite 1889
Woodward building. 18th and Main $685. Cali and
look over plans. We have homes from 50 500 to
s25OO0
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l4O5 Eye Street.
Chevy Chase.
stneco home in best SECTION: ceatsins a n.
has select waii paper; besutifni doors; electric
iights; hot-watef heat; automatic watsf
heater; stationary wash tnba: ffOnt psecn; :
space for sar.se On wide alley; dep lot. WITH
4O-foof frontsfe. Price enfy SIS, o00.
MeKEEvER 4 dOss:
1905 Eye It. Main 455:.
Downtown Northwest.
A nine.room and twebstA house inst can
Be bought on very easy terms: In eeon eecti9a;
eemfsftasis rsomsi bardwesd asoss; hsatins
garage On deep lot. Price. @e.750. 1t Will pay
10 inspect thi. pfoRositiSn;.
1905 BYE ST. Main 4752.
Mount
A good buy for either home 81 Dayfa9
Of brick coastfuctioh: nihe ross1s and tWo q
all modern isp9ovements; hst@wAtef heat; e1e
ahd awnings; On piHasAAt street SRI ceAveniet
MckEEVE
14O5 Eye Street.
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al. can be cold very cheap. e4oD0: cash,
n. 600. balance only go per nolti. The seAt
Tiil simost pay for It. Adlress Hsx ee-A. otss
6tirH: SoGDs and 18th: fusaacs hat; alley
o. reAf f6p Nags. Price. 0.oD0. Csa Be
b6oSht On sm6u cash payAent.
GEO. ". LNkIHs, Agent.
sain s2Ds 500 I5l8 st.
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Modern Downtown Home.
Price. $3.50.

Modern Downtown Home.
Price, $3.50.
Two-story colonial tapestry brick: six large
rooms filed hath: hot-wster heat; electricity
and Gas; pafquetfy floors: In Al condition.;
wide and deep lot; paved alley; Immediate
possession.
Saul's Addition.
Vacant.
Twostofy. cellar and attic modern detached
home; nine rUoms. hath; hst-watef heat. eiet-
tricity, gas. hardwood hsosS; oil necessary
screens awnings, etc.: large front. side ara
double rear pofches; lot 60x140; paved aney:
fafsse: convenient to l4th 1t. cars. A good
boy for $4,000. Inspection Through this once.
Semi-Detachcd Modern Home
Northwest.
Facing q wide aveAue: seven large rooms.
reception hall ard hath: four bedroom; hot
water heat. electricity vide and deep lot;
space for double ganse; ext.Ilsnt condition:
now vscaat: price. 5000; :, 90 CASH.
K. /. Ave. NV.
Just OF s-ett Circle: hafeAtA IN devhtswa
hone; S.stofy bfief: II reomss taths; hot
water beat; 20-ft. fre1tAgs: ever 15O It. dep:
coft alley; space fer double garage. Price.
$l5,75 Terms. P0sSessioA.
GARDINER &
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a Good Proposition.

4 downtown piece Of business property thar
pays y high rate Of interest. perhaps larger
than you can get from any other piece of prop
erty; IN fact, the income IL greater than many
prpnfrtics priced At from $1,000 to gu OssD
nnafr.
Present rental at the rate Of "a. $50 q year;
ByIrt, $40, COZ. A very Substantial business
s.vuet0rN. with hot wsfAr heat and electric
lights, and 4 very valuable lot 21x45; side and
rear alleys. At an additional outlay OF 5000
" 1900, perhaps ~ much as $1,000 year
more could nc realized west Of 9th north Of
T. street: surrounded by four car lines: within
about IL squares Of the new Washington Hal
timore and Annapolis Electric Terminal; specu-
lators invesfors or those wishing to purchase
4 place 70 carry on business should be inter.
ested; reasonable terms.
I, STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Avenue NV.
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McKEEvER & GOSs.'
III 18th St. NV.

McKEEVER & GOSS.
1405 Eye Street Main Vs.
New Houscs-Washington Heights.
Four Bedrooms; All improvements; Large Lots.
Sample House, Beautifully Furnished 2o34 Allen Street
lust South of Biltmore Street
Open and Lighted Daily and Sunday Until Pm.
McKEEVER s. GOSS.
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FO1 SAII-HoUSIs.
CODtoaOe1.
WILLIAM 3. KRAFT.
1889 new YORK AVE.
MAIN sq3.
DOWNTOWN HOUSE

MAIN ses.
DOWNTOWN HOUSE
, Near 18Th ami y sts.l4 large rooms and
bsth.. splendid house for room renting !;
newly decorated: nav vscani Terms TO s"''
ION MT. PLEASANT ST.
Fine store apd 4 room apartment: hot water
hest. eiectric lights: inm.di.te possr-ni9n !;
only, si:.5oo. rcrns.
Mt. PLEASANT
xssr I'm ana coinm'is ri . rooms ana
garage. $3.50. Terms.
MI. PLEASANT
containins II r,ems snd . baths: electric
iIsnts new heating plant; IT,, a'cr Kitchen
(pETWOkTH---
house; Q rooms. = tfisd ,ati,s. hot water heat.
electric lights. PfttsburEh gas heater. .
P6rches. open fireplace. hardwood hG"TS: ga
ras-. Imn,ediste possession. Price. sio,OI.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Nes, 18Th and Euclid q rnorns and RI" hari,:
n"t,wat.r heat, ne "s~ly per-h ind PAINTED
WILLIAM Il. KRAFT.
1886 NEW YORK AVE.
MAIN sa3.
$500 CAsH Et-Ys AN AFT HOME
In Modern apartment bnilhing conta lining 32
and room apartments; balance in monthiy.
payments sqaaf 10 rent: guaranteed surrender
value at end Of three years equal to original
cash payments. building sold direct by owner
for less than appraisal OF two conservative in
s,iranc. cosnpsnies. Title ready Nov. II. Room
I'll, 921 18th st.: hours. 3 10 8 PM, Msin 1895.
Bloomingdalc.
We have lust had listed with ns a two
story and cellar home Of six large rooms. re-
ception hall and bsfh. hot-sir beat: located in
desirable part Of Bioomingdnle; double brick
garage. Price. 5000; terms.
Prather & Robinson.
a15-51S Bond bldg.
18th and New York ave.
Mzin AZ.
Northeast.
Near Tennessee ave. and G at. n.e:-Corner
house NJ six rooms and b lafrube heat, gas
light; large lot to alley. House In perfect
dition: prompt possession. Price. $3.50;
Prather & Robinson.
sl5-5l6 Bond bldg.
18th and View York ave.
Main 40.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

WIN SAL
SUSIE tss rKorERTY on l4th sTEEEr
"Yonr nest Agent
2013 18th ST. NV.
Modern Store and Apartment
Fronting on Two Streets.
Practically new. modern brick store: Eve
rooms and bath above; hot-water heat; lighted
by electricity; porches: garage: good lot: well
rented: price, $1,000: reasonable terms.
F.. Corner Store Northeast.
$1,000 Cash.
Opportunity to buy your business home on
small cash payment. Two-story brick store
and one large room: fonr,,com, bath apart-
ton: Possession; price. 81 600.
GARDINER & DENT. INC.
III 14th St. NV.
STORE AND DWELLING. GOOD SECTION
Of southeast, near Providence hospital: excel
Price 81, $50; $1,000 cash-
PRATHER 4 ROBINSON,
70 :S15-516 Bond Blds..
18th and New York Ave.
BUSINESS AND INVESTMENT PROPERTIES
FOR SALE.
APARTMENT house; rent. $4,000; price.
downtown DUflheSS property, Fl&Ht III UuHf-
ness section. COED frontage: valuable site;
win grtstIy increas. IN valne: pays small in
eofue 1t present. Price. $4,000.
business property. right In business section:
prewar rents. very low. &2.1O0: price. $2S.50o.
Fine business. property: y. no lease; ncar 18th
ct. and q. Price. &4G.5OO.
18th st. property: no isase; store and apart
rnents Price. $25. 900.
Price. Sl2.500.
Apartment house: rent. ~. 800: price. Sc, 900.
choice apartment house: rents, ~. COO trent
ed lcw) Price. $S7 500
Apartment horse rents. $4,000 Price
955. 900.
Two well Docated apartments, uptown: rents
81, 400 Price. ST.. 900:
downtown apartment building. in excellent
condition; rent, S. 500. price. $J00OO.
WIN. II. SAUNDERS L CO.,
tO7 18th 1t. NV.
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X St. lust Off 9th St. NV.
A very tiesirahle home IN tho heart Of che
doxntevn section. containing l.fse e., rooms ON
and bath. in perfect condition. owner Will give
Price. $l2,5OO.
Q St. NV. Near 10th St.
Price. $500.
A we'll constructed brick dwelling. with 10
large rooms and bath; IN exeeiieht "ch.
diti"n; fine lot; owner will accept liberal
terms.
10Th St. Just Off Mass. Az. NV.
Price, $1,000.
A good house at a very low price: centainiae
II sSs snS S.sh oa N e viii svs
sion.
Near 9th and NJ SITS. NE.
Price. $4,000.
We can sell on very liberal terms this de.
rooms ana bath on each noor; sspsate en-
frances. In perfect condition. Now renting
New York Ave. NV.
Price, $500.
A very attractive brick dwelling. with
large rooms and hath; excellent 10, to airy.
This property IL In fine coalition. and can be
sold On very Reasonable terms.
Near Columbia Road and
Ontario Road.
Price, $lO55O.
A rood. substaatiai. modern home 10 . high
cIs - location, It IL q thfee-stosy brick. with
10 large rooms and bath. hot.water heat. cleo
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N WOODBRIDGE. d. C,-IF ISrEREsTED IN
improvs1ents. sarase. etc. phone OWNER
AID BUILDER. North S140J, and VIM can
With aato Te.ms. fis
~ OwNEk--r AN WILING TO SELL NY
Osod, ssficti5 neAssn h0aa, 90 IAxinGteA PLACE
re-, fer q least &2,0o0 len thsn / can my
ths SsosAd eD1 1apiieate this hsAe for; ready
to nose and give you immediate possession.
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M1DDAUGH
SHANNON
HOMES

You buy one OF our Saurs Addition Homes the end OF
six live in it at total cost Of only SIS 50
month plus taxes and insurance VIII your landlord reduce
your twoirds at the end of six years. MORAL BE
,yse he the landlord.
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WANTTD-T0 BUY.

WANTED-TO BUY.
an s.room house on sears; modern M improve.
menfs; must be near 18th st. line: pay
sguity cash "a. agents MIS-. need not reply Address
owner; cash payment. 81 900; early posses
sion necessary; must show value buyer Is
responsible business woman. Address BOX
20S.A. StMr Office. l4e
WAxTED TO RUY. HOUSE ON VERY
snhail cash payment and balance monthly. Ad-
dress Fox 85-A. Star onice 1fs
WE WANT MORE PROPERTY To SELL
II your price and terms arc right we have i'm
Consult Our ssles Department.
THOS. Z. FARRELL.
s87 Woodward bldg. Main 7sG
WANT 10 BUY AT ONCE HOME IN
Chevy Chase; not too far from circle. for i'm
mediate ocenpstion. Prefer two baths and wide
lot Must have saIaEe. This is q legitimate
inquiry; means business. Address Box 20-A,
g. ROOM HOUSE NORTHEAsT; MUST HAVE
Sstlsnsl Reilly Co.. aa % New Ysss o ave-, q.
PAY ALL CASH
for moaern house norts ..s In prefer about
to Box 344-P. stsr ONCE.
.,,o Ar so ONCE. sT0RE on AFAKTMENT Vt.
A. C. HOUGHTON 4 co.. 1916 II ST. NV.
Real E4tate Invertmenfs
SMALL. SIN ROOM AND BATH HOUSE; CAN
pay some cs:h and would Ike to otter as part
a 12.G96. Address Boz 45-A. star Office.
MODERN s or ROOM HOMB on COOP
street: WITHIN 10 o. 10 ninstes. walk Of CAPT,
Scx Sss e ~ Ssss ave AS ss
ATTENTION.
Must have home. Wish Is move ny family
here for Xmas. Any section. style or price
VIII be considered. Cen pay all cash. bat
prefer terms. AHAse~s Bs1 307.T star Once
yefy aa1.ess e purchase rood Or 7 rom
III asssiss. AAddr.s Ees ga. stsf sasee. give
9 Hocxs AND BATH; ~ COOP cosDI-
eemisr j. Addrrss seI sai.f. Star Sisce. is'
I WANT 10 BUY A 8 on RO0N HOUSE,
IN northeast or southeast, not further ont than
1'a s ct %.f.n IN, Ds. must b.
WE HAVE SEVERAL PURCHASERS EVR
bungalews in Chevy Chase. Give us full par
Prather & Robinson.
'''''' bond Bldg; Nal. Inn -. and Ne" York ave
to SEM weIl-we have the buyer. A ssie
win be made, II reasonable on price and terns.
n. Z. RYON CO., INC.
x: ssee So to Ne" 1'rt he s1ss EErste
OWNERS CoXTEM.IAT7ya SELLING
List your property with us: quick results
We have aumefous Applicants for houses Of
a. Z, sd rooms.
THE r. II. SMITH CO.,
S1j 18th st. NV. NJ et64
WE ARE HAVING DAILY C1fIE FON s
., 10 room houses in the NORTHWEST SIC,
TI0N Of the city. II you desire 10 sci! your
house, list with
ERNEST HALL. COOLIDGE CO..
800 11th IT. Main 34ac 1883
HOME IN GOOD nE5tDEET1AL SECEfON;
city or suburbs: to /. rooms. sol Southers
bldg Main 371.
6IX TO EIGHT NOON HOUSE, IN GOOD
ooYgAWe0t SECTION; en- poy d, 0oo cash. "A.
lreas 1ex 112.p. StsP e11os.
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Near Columbia Road and
Ontario Road.
Price, SlO,75O.

good. substantiai. modern home 10 . high
class location. 1t ID a thfee-stofJ brick. with
fric ll6ht, hardwood noers. Immediate posses
sion Reasonable terme.
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WOODBRIDGE. d.. &.
rooms: all impruv emcntS: $J.7v0: only 800
cash balance $50 per month.
=. 4. LINGER. e377 4. !. ave. ne.
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Modern Home
Near Lincoln Park.

N1OOCt IL AkOtA~'
Near Lincoln Park.
Two-story colonial bs4ek;. bex-type: si1
rooms bath; hot-watef heat. electricity: hard
weed aoors; double rear psfches: large cicseta;
celisf; Iaundfy trays lsfSe lot: c6ft. ailey:
immediate possession. C0Avenieht to several
car lines; price. 81 $50.
West of 10th St.
Attractive 3-stofy brick; large rooms.
bath: good heafing plant. beanSifu3 electric
fxtufes; open nreplaces; large ticeets; now
vacant; hey at this 0fhce. Price. 30.2j0 for
q quick sale.
M St. Near 18th.
Vacant; within eas5 walking distance down.
town; s-stery tfset $50 stone; II resns. .
baths: heated By hot rster; vide alley; reom
for garage. Price. $is .soos Terms.
Columbia Heights.
Price, $10,5O.
Half sdhare Of 18th 1t. eaf line: sttfAetive
semi detached twestofy coloaisl brick; eight
rooms. o. two floors; sansuaiiy isfee and
cheerful rooms: "a r.. wide; tifed bath; hot
water hest; beaotifal electric fatures: hard
wood Aoofs; deobie feAr pSrrhes: wide alley:
rom for earAGe; pssses5fen.
DENT, INC,
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DESIRABLE LIST OF HOUSES
For Sale by
MOORE & HILL, INC.
1902 II St. NV.

Chevy Chase, Near Conn. Ave.
Price. $l4.500.
A thoroushly modern home With pa "a. rsu n,
GOOD iani, plenty Of frnit. shade. flowers. etc.
The hcnse was bniit just prior 20 the w,r: hss
i'm stepping rorrh. chicken house ard yard.
garage. etc. The owner VIII slve po*session'
Near 21st and D SITS. NV.
Two good brick houses. located in section
THAT !. r SSiH|n.s "a Tnss IS good
Price. $4,000 for the Two.
Mr.. Conn. Ave. and Cathedral St.
Price, $4,000.
A thoroughly modem home IN very dcs,r
rble section: one-haif square OF conn: ave: Sa +
linz T, prgs.r'Sg .n hss e - es ample
Ss1se SPACE ara other desirable features.
Owner win give possession.
Fine Home in
Columbia Heights.
Price. $3.50.
fine home in good section OF IT, the
heights. midway between I've c., lines. This
Is . modern colonial nr1ef with iares rooms
: :ss Sash shsSe se.. es terms.
Mass. Ave. NE.
(Eear Union station
Price. 5000.
A well built thrce-stsry esick d~emns. WIN
large tesms and hath. O~ser wIl sell q
very reasonable terms. Innediate possession
Near 10th and r SITS. NV.
Price, $lO.5W.
A fine. vide. substantial brict dwellinf. with