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here Monday for a few weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. J. Q. john
son.
Bom-At the Medicine Lake Hos
pital on Thursday, June 10th, 4
daughter, to Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J.
Scharf.
The Misses Eva and Helena, daugh-
ters of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Bates, left
Monday to attend term Of Summer
School at Dillon.
Joe Bourassa, of Plentywood, mot
ored to Medicine Lake on business
Thursday, returning that evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Pomalo and
daughter arrived here today from
Hamcl, Minn., and will remain few
days as guests at the home Of his
brother Joseph.
Miss Violet Alexander will leave
here Saturday for Missoula univer-
sity for summer course, and will
return to teach her same school near
Harding next September.
Frank Flyholtz, who has been alb
sent since last fall, visiting other
sections Of this state, and the west,
returned Tuesday and says this part
Of Montana is the best of ALL
Mrs. Patrick Stack arrived here
Thursday from St. Paul, to look af
ter her farm business and other
matters. Mr.. and Mrs. Stack are en-
gagged in the rooming house business
in st. Paul.
Mrs. Fred Jensen of Dagmar, who
came to the Medicine Lake Hospital
last Saturday, and whose health was
in a very serious condition, has great
Iy improved and will soon be able to
return home.
James Campain left Wednesday for
Pete Marron's sheep ranch on the
reservation, to help shear 10000
sheep. lin is one Of the old-time
rapid sheep shearerS who are always
full OF vim when this season ap-
proachcs.
Miss Violet Alexander returned
home last Monday from Harding,
this state, where she has finished a
very successful term of school.
$. j. Boe of WiliSton, who has
been here this week putting in shade
trees, says that the Williston weather
prophet told him that we would have
rain on the 11th, 18th and 18th of this
month. 1t seems to he reliable by
heavy soaking rain Thursday night.
Jas. Marlenee arrived here this
morning. He was sent here by the
|. 0. o. F. Lodge of Scobey to visit
c. II. Burgess, who is here in the
hospital under the care of the Odd
Fellows Lodge of this city.
1t is requested by patients in the
Medicine Lake Hospital that people
coming to the hospital with autos
would not stop their cars under or
near the windows and that they will
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FROID
Who said it didn't rain ?

Who said it didn't rain?
A. r. Butler and family spent Tues
day afternoon at Rainville.
Mr.. Il. c. Loblell is at Williston
this week for the good of his health.
An order Of Eastern Star was in
stituted at Mondak last Friday night.
Mrs. Ed. Torkelson and father re-
turned the first of the week from an
auto trip to Canada.
Atty. Paul Babcock of Plentywood
was here Monday on professional
business.
J. W. Anderson and family left
Tuesday morning for few weeks
visit with relatives and friends at
Storden, MINI.
August Reiter left Tuesday for Ro-
chester, Minn., where he will spend
the summer on the farm with his
parents.
The Roy pool hall is undergoing
somewhat of Il change this week. An
other pool table and some card tables
have been AIDED and new stock has
been ordered.
The church luncheon served last
Saturday aftcrnon by Mrs. {. {. Scott
and Mrs. +. S. Sleight was we'll at
tended, and the menu first class.
| arthur NHu'F iSCcl\eN NotN Nlou-
day from his wife at Bottincau, n.
D.. that her mother had passed away.
MIR. Ryder left Tuesday morning by
auto to attend the funeral
Mr.. and Ms, krau>r. O.; Edgar.
ut the Ed. lucbkc home. left Tues
day on tho return trip. Mrs. krauSe
| i Il nrirc cf Mrs. l.ucbkc'S.
/ ~ I,>f> .-,>,i I II
! Doty Of Rensselaer, Falls, n. V, who
are en- route to the coast on a pleas
,rc trip, stopped off here Tuesday
and spent the day at the Dorothy
home. The visitors are relatives of
MIR. Dorothy'S.
Rev. II. I. Haagenson and family,
who left here last week by auto for
Mcintosh, Minn, were forced to leave
their car at Williston and continue
their journey hy rail owing to a re-
cent heavy rain that fell over North
Dakota and Minnesota.
Friends OF Henry SwcndSen gave
him Il pleasant surprise last Sunday
afternoon. the occasion being his
birthday anniversary. The attend
ancc included 4 big bunch from both
Froiu and MrCabe. Dancing was the
paStimc, AND Refreshments were
served.
! MI. III Cheney is spending today
at NiilI~tuN
r.of Tnr~. retTcr. ri Circle. Mont,
N;,.> hHrr on business. ThHr~day.
:. : Mrrn u Cui'.tr1sun WaS here
Wednesday.
+ Chri~ Jn,rhscn is spr,lin~ a new
: Furi lu:'l$trl.
State senator Henry | uW, nf Cul-
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WEST FORK
Jack C:ndca made Il trip 10 SEQ

Jack Candca made Il trip 70 SEQ
hey on Monday.
Mrs. Lena Beck is spending Il week
with friends at Wolf Point.
Fred and Paul Halliday spent scv-
cral days in Scohcy the last of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hansen were
guests at the NJ. Miller home at Rose
dale on Sunday.
G. NJ. Holiday and family, with
Fred and Ruth Holiday motorcd to
Scobcy on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller and Mis- Sis
son of RoScuale spent Monday even
ing in our berg.
Mc,dumcs Reid and Stroud of Rose
dale were West Fork shoppers on
Monday.
Scnou| opened on Monday ut the
new schnol east OF the creek. Miss
1o'~,"%rn is employed uS the teach
CT.
Ruth Anderson, Fred and raul llu!-
i'Iay drove to .A\uuNair 10 attend the
dance there ;t.t Saturday night.
Nh: Aug. lirr,;rr plans to leave
This week iur An"kA, Minn., for an
"Nt"ndrd lay WIth her mother, vino
is IN poor h";I.n.
II \. N,l,u.! and GU Whipplc
spent Tuesday III the ncii;hhorhurd
at tn, Cottonwood >VarchinG, tor the
"l.uunl up.
Alr. un! Mr<. Joe T!,ur.yn ..ud y Il
rhildr,n HItlNrI On Thur:,lay from
Glvwo.t'oulG, >n~k., and Nl>itcu mNl
Monday with tn" fofmr2', sister,
Ms. ErN,hl>'
Miss Gina McTScU,, who tcuchr
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West Fork on Monday.

West Fork on Monday.
The Misses Sisson and Donahue left
for Scobey on Wednesday to attend
the teachers examination. The latter
returned on Friday evening but Miss
Sisson visited friends in town until
Sunday.
Mrs. c. J. Heeter autoed to Scobcy
on Tuesday to meet Miss Freda, who
returns this week from Egland, N.
d., where she has attended high
school the past year.
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Mrs. George Clark and daughter,
Evelyn, and son, Wesley, of Oxbow,
Sask., are visiting Mrs. A. A. Hames.
Miss Eva Rosebcrry had the mis-
fortune to dislocate her arm but is
doing nicely ut this writing.
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Shepherd St., Petworth-S5, 500.

Shepherd ST., Petworth-$5, 500.
Nice appearing brick and stucco colonial
front-porch home of well planned rooms,
large kitchen, spacious bedrooms with roomy
closets. deep back yard to wide paved
alley. A real bargain. Phone us now. Main
100.
Emerson ST., Saul's Addition.
$12,75O. Terms.
Center entrance home Of rooms. baths.
electric lights. hot-water heat. Large living
place. A great, big sleeping porch Wide
and deep lot to paved alley. One square of
cars and near public school.
Detached-Chevy Chase, D. C..
$4,000. Terms.
breakfast and sleeping porches. Hardwood
floors, water heat. electric lights. Large
yard and trees. Nearly new. One square
of Connecticut ave. Finest suburban section.
An Unusual Bungalow.
S14.5OO. Terms.
Chevy Chase, D. Go beautiful rooms and
2 baths on = floors. Spacious cement front
porch. Wide and deep lot with built-in fire
proof heated garage under house Comfort
able library or study. Stone open fireplace.
venient to cars, stores. schools.
Near Million-Dollar Bridge and
Conn. Ave.-$13, 500.
8 rooms on floors. tiled bath, cement
front porch, large breakfast and sleeping
porches Graybrown tapestry brick front. at
tic, cold storage pantry, good sized back
yard to alley. Hardwood floors. best quality
woodwork. electrical fixtures, hardware and
viii be delighted after inspecting. Phone US
now. Main 1913.
Z GIBBONS.
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NORTHWEST.

NoN L II w ESl.
Price, $14,5
Unusually attractive S-room and ohatb bor,.
Wlthln haif square Of Connecticut ave hot.
water heat. electric lights; chartered oak noors
throughout; beautiful home. ANVIL
SOUTHWEST.
Price, $4,000.
Store and dwelling in splendid bnsiness sec.
tlon southwest; can be bought for 81, 600 on
NORTHWEST.
Price, $500.
a splendid downtown home with rooms
wide; located near 18th and SITS. NV.
NORTHWEST.
Price, $11,5OO.
An unusually attractive S-room and bath
home on kflbourne st. near 18th: omen fire
places; hot-water heat; electric lights: one
Of the best buys We have on our list.
TAKOMA PARK.
Price, $500.
Splendid 7-room detached home in hest
section or Takoma Park. with lot 1OOx150; all
kinds Of fruits; hot-water heat; can be bought
on easy terms.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
Price, $12,5OO.
One Of the most attractive corner homes In
this beautiful section; rooms and bath; semi
bungalow type; every modern convenience:
splendid garage; q beautiful home; terms,
SAGER,
o23 Fifteenth St. NV.
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Bungalow Style New Home.
Easy Terms.

91,SOO. EdSy Cl Ills.
Detached and new, large lot. Built of
rooms and tiled bath. There SO many UNI
usual features about this home that you should
let us show them to you at once.
Lanier Pl. Mr.. Col. Rd. and On
tario Rd.-$1O,75O. $500 Cash.
rooms and bath on floors, hot-water heat.
electric lights. Space for garage. Double
sion September 1. One of the best and most
convenient residential sections in Washington.
Just Beyond Chevy Chase Club.
$13,5OO.
Detached practically new corner residence
on large lot. containing large, bright rooms.
Porches front and rear. wonderfully large
living room with elaborate open fireplace and
French doors leading to porch. Owner will
give possession to suit purchaser
Allison St. w. of 14th-$, $50.
we'll arranged rooms, tiled bath, colonial
front porch sleeping and breakfast Porches'
High elevation. Modern and in splendid
condition. In high class new residential Sec
ton where values are increasing
On Irving St. N.W.-$5, 600.
Colonial style brick home thoroughly modern
and in good condition. delightful rooms and
stores and cars. A snap.
Near 1st and T SITS. NV.
$4,75O- $500 Cash.
Attractive brick residence in the delightful
section known Blo0mingdale. fine rooms.
bath, yard to alley; close to cars. stores.
churches, schools.
HARTUNG
3oI Southern Bldg.
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NORTHWEST.
Price, $4,000.

NORTHWEST.
Price, $4,000.
Near 14th and Park rd nw.-An excellent
Groom and 2-bath home; splendid buy for eth
er home or investment. Price, $4,000
NORTHEAST.
Price, $3.50.
Near Lincoln Park-A splendid S-room and
ba tn home; hot-water heat; newly papered and
ranged.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Price, $4,000.
One of the most attractive 7-room and 2
bat tn homes in this beautiful residential sec
tion: thoroughly modern throughout; deep
beam ceiling in dining room; finished attic;
splendid garage; deep lot.
NORTHWEST.
Price, $780,.
Beautiful detached 7-room and 2-bath home
in 10Th st. Heights; lot 40x115; screens; built
on semi bungalow plan; unusually attrac-
garage.
NORTHWEST.
Price, $3.50.
A detached bungalow in one of the best
Cleveland Park and Chevy Chase; thoroughly
modern throughout; lot 50x152; house has many
attractive advantages.
CHAS. d
Main SO, Main 81.
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NJ { N L L l.
1905 Eye St.
$0,OOO-PETWORTH.
Attractive home in fine locality: rooms and
bath; electric lights hot-water heat: front
and double back porches: sleeping porche> :
beautifully finished with hardwood floors and
trim; garage: immediate possession.
MckEEVER & GOSS.
1905 Eye St Main 473e.
TAkOMA PARK.
Modern home of stone construction; attrac-
tive: new: rooms arsl bath electric nights :
hot-water heat: hardwood trim: front ana
rear porch space for garage on Wide aiiey
Bargain at 800.
McKEEvER & GOSS,
1405 Eye St Main 4i"-.
S.E.-S7,o5o.
Brick home Of rooms and bath m"frn
throughout: hot-water heat electric lights :
front and double back pouches; sleeping p"rch ;
lot 17x140; alley.
MckEEvER & Goss:, 49,.
1905 Eye ST Main no..
N.E.-$7,5oo.
Brick home Of rooms and bath double rear
porches: sleeping porch garage on wide alley.
Phone to inspect.
McKEEyER & GOSS.
1405 Eye st. Nam 4.2-,
Nc K Z L Y +
I4o5 Eye St.
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N " VI ~ y -,
Main 4752.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
Beautiful home of = rooms and thoroughly I
up-to-date bath: electricity: hot-water heat
hardwood floors and TRIM front and double
rear porches: metal garage. An exceptional
home. 1880.
McKEEvER & Goss.
1905 Eye st. Main 1852.
CHEVY CHASE.
Detached home of s rooms and bath in Chevy
Chase, Md. new and thoroughly up-to-date ID
every respect; hot-water heat; electric lightsI
large lot garage space. Price. $4,000.
MckEEvER 4 GOSS.
1ioa Eye St Main 47a:.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
Attractive detached home on large lot .
rooms and modern bath: hot-water heat cleo
trio lights: hardwood floors and trim: front
porch; sleeping porch; throughout;
garage; wide alley. Price. $4,000.
MckEEVER x GoSS,
1905 Eye st. Main 4752.
S5.Soo-N.W.
Semi-detached brick house in good section:
6 rooms: furnace heat; space for do,5,le ga.
rage on large lot. Bargain.
McKEENEH a GOSS.
1906 Eye st. Main 1852.
R & GO S S,
Main 475o.
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LET SOMEBODY ELSE HELP BUY YOUR
home by buying this two-family fiat on 18th
southeast near avenue. 1t has four rooms
and bath down, five rooms and bath up. with
four porches. Fine location. One fiat will
rent for than monthly payments. Price
only $4,000. with 81 900 down payment, See
ALFRED W. LAW or II. T. LAW. 1919 L
st. quick. 12~
1904 KENYON ST. N.W.-PI4EASANT HOME.
6 bedrooms electricity, hotwater heat; water
in Sd floor. Call only after pm.
FOR SALE BY OWNER.
Leaving city mast sacrifice my 6-room house;
s.m.i.: good ne. location; vacant See OWN
Err, 1921 18th St NV. Phone +. 1870 13s
RARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
Having been placed in business zone, can
make three apartments with store under entire
he use; lot "a TT. wide; apartments will bring
$50 to $75 each car stop in front Of door; store
will bring 500 easily; must sell; $15. 600;
bring $50. 900 in short while. Col. S212.
TO COLORED.
Near 9th and Rhode Island ave. n.w.-S
rooms and BATH hOtwater heat. yard and ga
rage. Price, So. 600 Cash, 81, 900.
lie Droit Park-6 rooms and bath; modern
Price, 81 $50. Cash. $780,"
Near 9Th and P n.w.-vAcANT rooms
and bath: furnace heat. Price, $6,750. Terms
If desired.
e. L. SCOTT COMPANY,
Phone North 9ss2. $50 Florida ave. NV.
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Tel. M. 1870 1906 H ST NV
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
c.

1874 I'll st. NV.
Price. IS. 75O-ALTA VISTA, MD. An unusu-
ally attractive suburban place, having
hot-water heat. electric lights, hardwood
floors. large porches, electric: pumping
system, double garage and chicken
house; about one-half acre of ground.
with attractive shrubbery. trees and
flowers; one-half block from the ear line.
Price, So 5O0-PETWORTH. A corner prop
erty, very desirably located. one square
from Georgia avenue. 1t has six unusu-
ally large rooms, reception hall and
tiled bath; hot-water heat, electric
lights; sleeping porch and good sized
rear yard. Completely equipped with
awnings and screens. The owner is
cupying it and will allow inspection at
any time.
PRICE SIT, JOO-CLEvELAND PARK. In the
best location in this suburb. de-
tached house on lot having depth
of 200 #. 1t contains s rooms COM
plete baths, hOt-water heat. electric
lights and double garage. This is well
worth your immediate investigation.
Price. 50, 5OO-GEORGETOWN. high-type
home being corner property in the
most attractive location of this section.
The house has eleven rooms, two baths
and excellent heating plant and brand
new electric fixtures 1t is vacant
and the representative of the estate has
instructed us to obtain the low figure
quoted above.
HEDGES & MIL
80. 1t c. NNT
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S4.5M.

$500.
on EAST CAPITOL STREET EAST OF sth,
five room frame bath; with the ex-
penditure OF approximately $1,000 this could De
made an ideal home in Washington's nnest
residential section; ground alone Is worth con-
sderably more.
DAVID E. BARRY, 1907 M. Il St ,soi NV
For Colored-On Heights.
rooms and bath: furnace; cellar; colonial
front porch; big lot to alley; price. $1,000;
easy terms.
C. F. WARING.
323 Bond bldg. 14th and n. Y. ave.
81, 5OO-ONLY $3.50 CASH.
Immediate possession; near Union station; g.
room aud bath brick; nice lot to alley; room for
C. F. wARING. 1913 Bond bldg.
SEMI-DETACHED HOME ON ALLISON ST
8 rooms beautifully finished. conveniences all
modern. Price. $1O5OO. Phone NJ. 1875. 12'
COLUMBIA RID. BET. 18th AND 1sth-1O
rooms . baths, hot-water heat; price, $40, $50.
Terms arranged. Must sell by August 10.
Fine for business and will be better. No COM
missions paid. Act quick if you want it. as
there is nothing else at that price in the
neighborhood. Possession in 60 days. Address
Box 3J2-S, Star office.
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Phone Main 1923.

L IlOIlS vi dill Io-C.
Price S110O0-CHEvY CHASE, MD. An at
tractive suburban home in this desirable
section. 1t is detached on lot 6Oxleth
IT. with shrubbery and shade trees and
two-car garage. The house contains
. and bath. hot-water heat and
electric lights and has just been put In
excellent condition. Easy terms can be
arranged.
PRICE. s14O0o-SAUL'S ADDITION. posi-
tive bargain that has just been listed.
having ten and bath, hot-water
heat and electric lights, parquet floors.
open fireplace, sleeping porch, large
front and side porches. The third door
is now arranged an apartment.
Price ST. 3O0-NORTHEAST. Conveniently To-
Gated corner house in a desirable neigh
borhood 1t has seven rooms and bath.
hotwater heat and electric lights, sta
tionary washtubs. Out-of-tow owner
will sell on reasonable terms.
Price, ST.. 5O0-MT. PLEASANT. Very near
18th and Columbia road. One of the
most pleasant loca tions In the city. An
attractive home of nine rooms and two
baths, hot-water heat and electric lights.
The house is now vacant, in excellent
condition and it may be sold reason
able terms. 4
,DLETON, INC,
Phone Main 1923.
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FOR STORES.
Two Stores Vacant.

Two Stores Vacant.
NEAR 18th AND PARK ROAD.
2 ants well rented, and two large stores
v,hich we have just secured possession of. This
property is in the right section Of the city for
sny kind of business and is the best invest
ment or business proposition offered today.
FulI particulars at office. read bargain
A. c. HOUGHTON & CO.. 1916 H st. NV.
1--WE have the BEST in every section
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$4,000 $3.50 r,sr
n t
First beau in
out lars side ealo open rms.
oorF good whit sand
sleeping is in
is
ndcW tole
$4,000 IS a vrygoo Easy terms
O ST BET Eth AND $3.50
An attractive 9roOmb with
aths steam ht floors
heat
In
$125OO easy ~ 5000
o. il is
speaks itself Yards. Very
S475O
bac porhes. $ u pionaly terms
J. DALLAS GRADY,
SOP Maryland Bldg,
141O St. NV.
Main IT,
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave.
ATTRACTIVE
NORTHWEST
LoW-Priced

If you contemplate purchasing home cannot afford t.
make decision without first looking the many bargains
offer We have on houses that offer at
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APARTMENT BLDG.-Four Broom and pain
apartments. Steam heat and gas light
Price, $1,000. terms that make
it an attractive investment. S25oo
cash.
FOURTH STREET Mushroom and BATH
h.-w.h. and gas. On deep lot to paved
alley. Sleeping porch. Price, $500.
TAKOMA PARK-On Park avenue; new
semi-detached bungalow; nine rooms and
two baths. Screened sleeping porches
On lot 5Ox13O #. Elec. and gas light
Price, So $50.
RANDOLPH STREET-Near 14th st. car line;
six rooms and bath. extra lavatory; on
very deep lot. Screened and glazed
sleeping porches. Vapor heat and cleo
light. Price, $11 $50.
PETWORTH-On Shepherd street. Six rooms
and BATH furnace heat and gas; on deep
lot. Price. $G.975.
MT PLEASANT-On Berry street; just off
14th street car line. Six rooms and
\bath. h.-w.h., cleo. lights. Vacant. Price,
$1,150
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-Just off 14th st. car
line; eight and bath brick house
Price, $3.50.
P H | L L | P S
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FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-HOUSES
n. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
721 18th St NV.
-

Price, $4,000.
Facing Lincoln Park.
Owner leaving city. will give early posses
sion of this delightfully."- located northeast
home: rooms and Ia tn. hot-water heat, cleo
trio light; in splendid condition.
Price, $1,000.
In Manor Park.
A beautiful semi-bungalow, equipped in every
detail to make ideal home: six rooms and
bath: pipeess furnace, electric light; com
pletely screened and weather-stripped; owner
will sell winters supply Of coal at cost.
A Beautiful Sixteenth Street
Residence.
Listed at very reasonable price. Ten spa
cious rooms and two baths: hot-water heat,
electric light; servants quarters and laundry
in basement: room for garage. Phone for ap-
pointment to inspect
N. L. SANSBJ
EVERYTHING 1.
72I 18th
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YOU'LL BE MORE
THAN PLEASED

YOU'LL BE MORE
THAN PLEASED
With these new Homes just
completing for Colored People at
711-731 IRVING ST. NV.
Between Georgia and Sherman ayes.
They will appeal to you for
what they are-the most COM
pletely appointed Homes in this
desirable section. Six rooms
and tiled bath; hot-water heat;
electricity; gas range; sleeping
porch; kitchen porch; front
porch; deep lot-and every de-
tail of superior construction.
Inspect Sample Homes-open day and even
B. B. PINN,
On the Premises.
Phone Columbia 5S17.
IDEAL HOMES IN AN
IDEAL COMMUNITY.
Character of location is equally
an important consideration when
you are buying a Home as the
character of the Home itself.
ARMSLEIGH PARK
With its group of Cottages and
Bungalows provides the exactly
satisfactory combination. Arms
leigh Park is the highest point in
the District of Columbia-mid-
way between Cleveland Park
and Chevy Chase. And these
handsome six and eight room
Homes, wholly detached, are the
most livable Homes you have
seen.
Inspect the Sample Homes,
open every day and evening
and get the price-you will be
most favorably impressed.
PARK OFFICE, AIS 3oth ST
Phone Cleveland 1870.
Take Chevy Chase cars to Albemarle street
R. E. HAMILTON,
Owners Representative. !
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME.
Immediate Possession.
Overlooking Rock Greek Park; convenient tc
ears; west 18th; ideal location; six rooms and
dueed for quick sale. Terms. For inspection
Address Owner,
Box 296-S, Star office.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 18th St NV Main 2345
BUY BEFORE FALL
PARK VIEW NEAR 18TH AND R. l. AVE

NEAR 18TH AND R. I. AVE.
N.E.-$o,95O.
Vacant-An attractive bungalow. which is
ready for immediate occupancy; first floor has
living room, kitchen. 2 large bedrooms and
tiled bath; large unfinished room on second
floor; large inclosed sleeping porch; hot-water
heat: electric lights; screens; large lot; rea-
sOnable terms: immediate possession.
CHEVY CHASE.
$14,5OO.
A handsome, substantial home of rooms and
bath hollow-tile construction; ample porches /;
hot-water heat; electricity; lot 6Ox14O; ga
rage; immediate possession.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$1,000.
A coy modern 2-story brick house, contain
ing rooms and bath, with colonial front and
double rear porches and garage; newly painted
and in good condition.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
$4,000.
The most reasonable house in this exclusive
section which we can offer today; gray tapes
try brick on a lot 25x90, contains o rooms and
= baths hot-water heat; electric light; hard
wood floors and trim; cement front and double
rear porches. screened and used as sleep
ing porch; possession can be had.
& LUCHS,
Main 2345
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-11

HARTUNG GIBBONS
3o1 Southern Bldg. 18th and Sts NV
Phones Main 80 and Main 373.