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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
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YOUR SENATOR AND YOU

If your state elects a senator this
fall, for six years the man your vote
helps send to the United States sem
ate will represent your state, and
you, as an integral part of that
state. in the highest law-making
body in our country.
Until 1918 the United States SEN
ators were chosen by the legisla-
lures of the states they represented.
Since that time the ratification of
the seventeenth constitutional
amendment has transferred this
power directly to the people.
Year by year the welfare of state
and nation have become more close
~ interviewer; state problems, a
matter for national Rail-
road. telegraph and telephone have
linked the Atlantic to the Pacific,
and the problems of one state be-
comes another's almost overnight.
Your senator must not only safe
guard your state which he directly
represents; he must be broad-vision-
ed enough, fair enough, to safeguard
every other state as well-the Unit
ed States.
Your vote helps elect him: see
that he is the right man,
Our national attitude toward for
eign countries: treaties made with
them-all these must be approved
by the senate. Your senator, there
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21

Noting Over My Troubles Leads Nc
TO Discover AIMS Effects
Bob might have chosen a better
time than this to indulge in his ro-
nance" said myself to myself. For
my husband was needed at the big
house every minute that he wasn't
with poor Jim or in conference with
the persons who were searching for
Ann. Since Bob was not helping
his father and mother through t<
bad hours it was my duty 10 do so.
Certainly 1t was no time to weep
over my own establishment. I
pulled myself together. / had. at
last, to accept a fact which l had
been trying to eyade.
My husband had changed greatly.
He had become absorbed-so the
family believed-in business, his
fathers business, which he had been
obliged to assume. Business excused
his moods and silence and absences
to every one-but me. / didn't be-
lieve in 1t.
/ came to see for the first time
how completely Bob had filed my
life. When we were estranged, my
days were empty. Nothing was
worth doing.
isn't it perfectly absurd for an
adult woman of brains to center all
her interests on one object?" 1 ask
ed myself as / fingered on the path
to the big house. when love is
done-I've nothing left. And I'm
so helpless. I've no way of finding
out what is the matter with Bob
and SO / imagine the worst. 1t may
not be fair, but it's feminine. If
Bob doesn't like the result of his
indifference, well. he could easily
avoid II. / can weep and wall to no
purpose. / can repeat my early eff
fort to make a happy home for my
husband, but what's the use, IL he
isn't going to stay in it? That's the
wife's old way. 1 suppose it work
ed sometimes. but it never worked
I've been divided between old ways
and new ways of making marriage
perfect. / guess I'm modern enough
to make some original experiments.
First, I'll stop moiling over my
troubles. Bob is so absorbed with
his own interests. whatever they
are. that he gives me a
thought. He takes me for granted,
always to be in his home, always
making him comfortable. always a
credit to him. never a weight as Ann
is to Jim, nor a responsibility, as
Ann Is to all the family. I'm an
asset and I'm not going to be treat
ed rs IL I were a. liability. Bob
needs to be shocked out of his COM
placency. I guess I'll have to make
Mr.. Robert Lorimer recall the fact
that he married Jane Ames a few
years ago.. I might run away Xix
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
WOMEN DEMOCRATS
PLAN ACTIVE CAMPAIGN

I ny Special Correspondent.
--KEYPORT, Oct. 21:-The Demo-
! cratic women of the borough have
Y organized for active work in the
campaign now on with Mrs. Corne-
Illus Ackerson a. chairman of the
flrst district, Mrs. William Mason
is chairman of the second, Mrs.
George M. Mason third and Mrs. +.
o. Weigand of the fourth district.
Effective work will be carried out
by the Nwomen's committee who
have already begun. All is in read
mess for the big mass meeting TO
be held in the Surf theatre Friday
night. At this meeting several of
the county candidates will be pres
ent to address the audience. Local
candidates will also be present and
Hon. Ferdinand Pecara, of New
York. has been secured as m of
the speakers. Mrs. Theresa Bergen.
chairman of the women's speakers
bureau of New Jersey. is also ex-
pected to be present and make an
\ address,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
Library at Community House.

On Tuesday afternoons between
the hours OF $3.50 and 4:3O a branch
library will be temporarily establish
ed in the Community house in John
stone street and children living near
there may borrow books in the reg
ular way from the librarian in
charge. This plan was tried and
found successful on Tuesday after
loon when owe n hundred books
were loaned to the children of
School No. s. Arrangements have
been made to transport at least one
hundred books to the Community
house week for the children who are
not able to come TO the Public library
In Jefferson street, and a librarian
will be in charge at the above stated
lime.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
Services Held for Mrs. EmulIesen

~ eFN~'t
SOUTH AMBOY, Oct. 21:-Mrs.
John L. Emullesen was laid to rest
yesterday afternoon in Christ church
cemetery. The funeral services were
held from the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. NJ. Littell at 2 o'clock and at $3.50
public services were held in the
Christ church. The Episcopal burial
service was used. The Christ church
choir rendered several impressive
musical numbers.
Following the services interment
was made in the local cemetery. The
pallbearers were Messrs. j. Cozzens,
II. ID. Littell, Willet Martin, William
Dayton, f. M. Littell and w. Henry
Clark.
Friends and relatives sent large
numbers of flowers. Following the
interment the most beautiful of
these floral tributes were sen to the
South Amboy hospital to brighten
up the inmates of that institution.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
KEYPORT's POPULAR DOLLAR G.
FOR EXCESSIVE
USE THE WILLIAMS TREATMENT
rs Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
r E E

Just because you start the day worried
and tired. stin legs and arms. sore mus
Giles and aching head. burning and bear
ing down pains in the back-WORN OUT
before the day begins-do not think you
have to stay in this condition.
Get Well! Feel Fine! Be free from
pains, stiff joints, sore muscles. aching
back or kidney trouble. caused by body
made Acids.
Get more sleep. II your rest is broken
or you suffer from bladder weakness
with burning, scalding pains. you will
welcome the rest and comfort THE WILL
LIAMS TREATMENT gives.
We will give you a rs cent bottle CSC
dosssl WE know The WILLIAMS
TREATMENT will end Kidney and
Bladder troubles. Rheumatism and all
other ailments, caused by excessive Uric
Acid no matter how bid. chronic or
stubborn your condition.
Send this notice with your home ad-
dress and 10 cents to help pay part of
postage. packing, etc. to THE DIR. ID.
A. WILLIAMS CO.. Dppt. T-1S3. Post
office Bids, East Hampton. CT.
You Will receive by paid parcel post.
our regular rs cent bottle Csc Doses)
without mourning any obligation.
Only one bottle free TO same family or
address. No attention given second re-
quests.
Used by hundreds Of thousands since
1ssa-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
Big job FOR Schuster

By Special Correspondent.
METUCHEN. Oct. 21:-Erich
Schuster, of Keasbey, was yesterday
notified of his official appointment
as special representative of the sup
ply and sales division of the United
States Shipping Board. Emergency
Fleet Corporation. Northeastern
District. The appointment was made
by .. q. Thompson, manager of the
warehouse and sales section at
Washington.
In taking over his new duties Mr..
Schuster will have entire charge of
the shipping boards large ware
house and storage yard at this place.
kEYPORT's POPULAR DOLLAR SALES
On Saturday We inaugurate a series of
popular Dollar Sales presenting exeep-
chasing power of the dollar.
A. SALE & CO,
-Veoo-lo--l-lt. keyport.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
The Book ofDeborah
BY JANE LORDtER

Ann, but that would be an awful
nuisance. Why make myself un-
comfortable?
Unable to rid myself Of such Bit
ternesS, / wandered r~estleSsly
through the side paths of the park
and finally sank down upon n of
the benches. 1t a cold and COW
cred with damp autumn leaves.
/ sat OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g
for a long time. The wind came up
in a gust, and blew the shruobery
about my feet. And L saw that
something black, like my pump,
was almost touching my toes.
1 recoiled, for what l saw was Ann
Lorimer's elegant handbag!
And near 1t was her hat. the new
one 1 had so lately seen above her
pretty face!
L dared not run. 1 dared not stay.
/ dared not guess what else was
hidden in the bushesi
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21

number of members were present.
The feature of the meeting was a
chicken dinner served by a COMMITTEES
of women consisting of Mrs l.. e.
Davies, Mrs. William Lyle. Mrs.
Harry Walling, Mrs. Lillian Wall
ing, Mrs. II. A. Eigard and Mrs.
Walter Brown, Jr.
The officers elected for the COM
ing year we're: President, Mrs. III.
A. Boyd; secretary, Mrs. John He'll
Ienman; corresponding secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
KEYPORT LITERARY
CLUB TO MEET
By Special Correspondent.

BY Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, Oct. 21:-Mrs. Nor
man b. Lockwood, Of Elizabeth
street, will entertain the members
of the keyport Literary Club at her
home tomorrow afternoon when the
program will be on legislation. 1t
will be the clubs privilege at this
meeting to have present Mrs. Louis
G.. Peloubet. chairman of the legis-
lative department of the State Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs. Mrs.
Peloubet will address the club on
the topic of the afternoon after
which a reception will be rendered
her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
PEACH SALAD
4 large peaches
1 package Neufchatel cheese
1-2 cup sailed almonds
French dressing

e
French dressing
1-2 cup whipped Tea
Pare peaches and cut in halves.
Remove stone. Fill cavity with
cheese. Put peach on a bed of let
tuce hearts. Make a French dress
ing, using lemon juice i'm place of
vinegar. Whip cream stiff and add to
dressing. Pour yer peach and add
almonds. The dressing should mask"
the peach and be heavy enough to
hold the nuts. The sailed nuts have
more taste than plain blanched al
monds.
RICE PUDDING
1-2 cup rice
2 tablespoons butter
1-2 cup sugar
2 eggs
1 IA cups milk
IL cup seeded raisins
1-2 nutmeg, grated
IL teaspoon salt
Boil rice until tender. Drain and
add butter. Beat eggs with sugar
and salt till light-colored, Add milk
and mix thoroughly. Stir in rice.
Add raisins. Turn into a buttered
baking dish and CRATE over nutmeg.
Bake in a slow oven for As minutes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21

by Mrs. H. A. Boyd.
music by Mrs K c. Wyckon sna
renort Of the years work by MISS
Nellie Harris. Mrs Heilenman was on
the program for a reading put oIe
the illness OF her nus ~ rrsssnt,
Heilenman could not De preseh'.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
ROLL CALL HELD AT
MATAWAN CHURCH

b. Special Correspondent
MATAwAN. oct. 21.-The annual
roll call Of members and election of
officers of the Foreign Missionary
Society of the First Methodist
church, took place last night in the
lecture room of the church. A large
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
Miss Nellie Harris: treasurer. Mrs. ].

Miss Nellie Harris: treasurer. Mrs. J..
A Lewis.
The dinner was served on tables
which had been arranged in the form
of a cross and 1t was about this table
that the meeting was held. As each
member was called upon to answer to
roll call they recited their ~favorite
verse from the Bible. During the
evening an entertainment was given.
which consisted of a solo by Mrs.
Ttcrsen, echoes from the district
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-10-21
SmalI-Bur.

Tho engagement Of Eta Small
and J. H.. Bull. OF st. LOUIS NO. h"S
been announced.
Evening star., 1920-12-06

ssnf.'ex ssaifs. ;ts. &. Fs;csss. 9, saa
81, 5oo-si. SO cas- cash. s'2 9Th near Garfield. 10
r. b H.-w.h.: eiec.; porches. I'm
81 SG E essh q aosfy Sssse''Ts yse.as Rsrt
$l2,5oo-Sf 800 cash. +: and b., on floors.
H.-w:h.; elec. Garage. Near Blu.
ss,ooo-si 800 cash. 18th and Shepherd SITS.
9 r. and b.; elec. Garage.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$3.S50-$S00 cash. Harvard st. Z. ana D.
Fur; Porches- Brick.
$5.00o-$1 500 cash. Hobart st. OF. ana o.
colonial brick. Modern.
$e.oo0-sl,5 800 cash. Irving st, near Park I'd.
r., ard b.: elsc. Newly papered.
Porches. Vacant. O
:. and b. steam ht. sleeping porch;
81, ,5OO-Sl 500 cash. Fairmont at 14th. IL r..
b. H.-w.h.; elec. Hwd. hoors Bargain.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
$s.5Oo-$15Oo cash: 18th and Newton. .
:. and b. e bedreoms.). ,o..
,s cash rss nonrGs Fine west ssp.ia 4. '0'n
~ i7th: s and 8 :: and b; separate
ssssos So e!ss Dsn'' Near ssss .na Col 3D.
s11 ,5Oo-S1 500 cash. Kilbourne and 18th. r.
and b. H.-w.h. Eiec. Room for garage.
DOWNTOWN NV.
$s.5oO-$5oo cash. 9th ct. near Mass. ave.
6 r. and b. I'd. to alley.
&, ,250-$1 200 cash. On Penn. ave. near
Washington Circle. S-r. and b. brick.
: S. ,a5O-$l 600 cash 1st st. near n. -7-f and
b. brick. 1st-hoor kitchen. Possession.
81, 75O-$750 cash. Mass. ave. near 4th. S-r.
and b. brick. lst-hoor kitchen.
SO, 250-$75O cash. New Hamp. ave. 8-r. and
b. Hot-water hest. Good condition.
8250-$750 cash, IL r. and b. Part now
rented $1O0 month. A AAe proposition.
Sc S50-$1 600 cash. Sd ct. near e, Z r. and
b. Large lot. Good eondition.
'HARTUNG
SOL Southern Bldg,
F Phones- Main ~
Evening star., 1920-12-06
laos H ST. NV.

PRICE, 81, ,O0O-A home that can be sold on
terms Of 81. 900 cash and easy monthly pay
ments; two-stery. seven-room and bath
semi detached colonial house having hot-water
heat. electric lights and the whole house re-
Gently renovated throughout. There IL ample
room for q garage.
PRICE. $13. .500-A corner house in Columbia
Heights. The lot is over forty feet wide:
there are nine rooms and bath. hot-water
heat. plenty Of room for double garage. This
house Is occupied BY an owner. is in 1ne con-
dition and possession will be given.
PRICE. SIC, 0,500-A most attractive home
little OF from 18th ST.; there are six rooms
and bath. hot-water heat, electric lights, large
sleeping porch. unusually deep lot and there
Is q garage. This II . most complete home
and one you would be proud to own.
PRICE. 81, ,750-A home in Cleveland Park
that can be sold on very convenient terms and
prompt possession will be arranged; q two
story colonial house. having four bright bed
rooms. bath and sleeping porch on second door
Every modern improvement, including Q IRE
proof heated garage.
PRICE. So 50O-Chevy Chase, q little OF
from Connecticut avenue; q detached bunga-
low type house: modern and up-to-date. having
sleeping porch, breakfast porch; the house
heated With vapor. having electric lights and
an instantaneous heater in cellar. Possession
given.
Evening star., 1920-12-06
WE HAVE MANY CHOICE HOMES FOR SALE. :
BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel. Main 1910.

Tel. Main 434U.
PRICE, $7.O0O1A very cheap detached home
in Mt Pleasant. convenient to the car line
This is a two-story house heated with hot
water; the property in excellent condition;
highly improved lot. having wide frontage
Owner leaving city. prompt possession can be
arranged.
PRICE, $13 5OO-A little of from 18th St. in
the downtown section; naval officer is anxious
to make quick sale. and is offering home at
very low price. The improvements consist
Of three-story baywindow brick house, hav-
ing ten rooms and bath. hot-water hest, cleo
trio lights and a garage.
PRICE, So, 5OO-A home in Mt. Pleasant q lit
tie of from 18th ST., vacant and In excellent
condition throughout. This house has ten
rooms and bath front and rear pofches and
electric lights. The lot fs "a feet wide and
the rooms Of the house are unusually bright.
PRICE, $5.250-A decided bargain in q we'll
built two-story six-room brick house. we'll
situated in the Bloomingdale section. Similar
houses to this one in this immediate vicinity
have sold for q great deal more money. This
house is bound to be sold within the next
few days.
PRICE. s6,000-A very cheap northwest home;
three-story house Of good appearance, having
ten rooms and bath, furnace heat. occupied
by monthly tenant paying sixty dollars per
month. The house be sold on terms Of
81 600 cash and monthly payments.
Evening star., 1920-12-06
1909 New York Ave. NV.
Phone Main o.
ONLY $500 TO $500 CASH
cEn1 RI GOMINGnATE


s4,75o-s5O0 cash Near LIST and ata- 6-r.
s., ,50o-S7so cash. 2-fam dat. 1st and T.
4r: and b; each. Separate entrance
Wide modern Or. and b. Hot-weter
ss,75o-$l. 900 cash. 9 st. near 2nd I'd. NV: -. .
GEORGETOWN.
$5.25o-$7so cash. p st. near 34th. r; and
bath. Large lot Semi-detached.
$7.50o-Sl 900 cash. st. at 3sd r. and
odo a~ c.:s. e. s:rsss ram nnt ss.h near
r. and +. and b. Sep. heating.
So, 5O0-$1 500 cash. Q st. at s0th. II T.
and b. Fine appearing home
PETWORTH.
$5.75o-sl. 900 cash. shepherd st. near 9th.
s7.5oo-sl.2o 200 cash; Vacant Allison hsa,st St
NORTHEAST.
"a, 5OO-$l, 900 cash. 9Th st. near K. 6 T.
and b Well built -.s g. aud
b. colonial. Fine.
IS. O0O-S1, ,25O cash.. st. ne. r. and b.
H,-w.b. Good condition.
$500 81 go cash. 4th st. near C. Or. and
ss,7so-s7to cash. 10th st. near G. 9 T.
$7,000-$l. 600 cash. 10th st. near A. Or.
and b. Hot-Hater heat.
$7,5O0-$1. 900 cash. 5th near A. 81. and b.
brick. Excellent condition.
SOUTHEAST.
S3, ,5OO-$500 cash. 6 r., and b. 4th ct. near
Penna. ave. Large lot
81. .250-$300 cash. Kentucky ave. Or. and
b. brick Large rooms. -. -,....,5
s., S50-&l 500 cash. Sth st. near A. g r.
and b. New paper and paint.
So, 750-$750 cash. 7th near East Capitol,s
9r. and b. Hot-water heat. :
$6,975-Sl. 600 cash. Kentucky ave. ut Lin
coin Park. Z. and b. Bargain.
:. GIBBONS.
,th and H-Sts. NV. >.
Evening star., 1920-12-06

-. BUNGALOW.
= A little BEAUTY rooms. bath. large
front and sleeping porches. HIGHLY MOD
motor. Either car line. SPECIALLY PRICED.
Truly q bargain for some one. Inspect day Or
evsning. Pheae Cleveland 14o0~ -
Evening star., 1920-12-06

Vacant-Mt. Pleasant Home.
Near 18th and Park rd.; rooms and bath
excellent construction: deep lot; immediate pos.
session.
Quick Sale Imperative.
Owner returning to n. 7. Price. 5000 Terms.
Reasonable deduction for quick all-cash sale.
b. W. HAWKINS. Room 225. 726 14th.
franklin 1910 7s
Evening star., 1920-12-06
WILLIAM: S. P H l L L l P S,
1909 New York Ave. NV.
:. .-. - Phone Main g.

PARKVIEW. -.
vacant: modern Groom ahd hata brick
20.ft. wide residence; deep lot To- pared alley;
ample space for garage; electric Htnfs: IN
fine condition. Price. $50 on small cash
payment and terms Of $50 per month.
MT. PLEASANT. -
west of 18th st. /; 8 rooms and bath: deep
lot to paved alley; h.w.h.; electric lights:
garage room, parquet floors nRuud heater
recently renovated throughout Price, $9,75O,
ON very attractive terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
immsd,ste on oecupsncy; g rooms. baths !;
hw-h: electric. lights Owner will sell fur
nished at $12.s75, on favorable terms.
PETWORTH.
Immediate possession: thoroughly modern
6 rooms and bath: h.wh.: electric lights !;
large yard with flowers, shade trees. awnings.
screened. shutters: garage for one car; fur
nished or unfurnished. Price. $7,1OO; on
easy terms.
WILL I A M S
Evening star., 1920-12-06

BY owNER-HOUsE IN GOOD CONDITION.
Rented for $40 per month Pay $3.50 cash.
balance Of 81. 800 in notes. secure premises
1856 9Th st. NV, subject to 1000 trust, due
in about three years. Address Boz 42-H. Star
Evening star., 1920-12-06
FOR REtT- HOUSES.
FURNISkED-ContinueA.
DES7R16IE FUkNfsHKD HOUSES.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD. INC.

FURNIBhED-C0nt1
DEs7R1BIE FUkNTsHKD HOUSES.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD. INC.
. SIT 18th st. NV.
rs A ST. a.R.-9 ROOMS AND . DATHs:
vaper heat: good central loe1tien; convenient
to Capitol and ooeEEssssiosai q Essn Library *
0ppo.ite Cong library. Ill B st: e.e.-
coLuMBIA ROAD. NEAR 18th sr.--.o<. .o
PARK road. near 10th street, 8. rooms. -, ~
cfs41s s Street. be,. i4ii and 18Th
RHODE ss'ni i.i.ns site av. near Scott cfcl. 10 ~
KeeEuI ST. near Conn ave, Chevy
Chase, Z rooms and bath. ........... l2S.0o
Phone Main $40. 1905 h st. Nv
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
On MASSACHUSETTS AVE NEAR 18th ST.
Sas 5sSRs scRWExsk RIVE EiExn: Bro. s s14
UNFURNIsHED.
1898 10th ST. NV. III ROOMS AND TWO
baths: all modern improvements. For 1urtner
particulars apply TERRELL & LiriiAD' iNo''
1913 II st. NV.
i22S FAIRMONT ST. N.W.-VERY DnSlR-
! able home Of 10 rooms and bath in this splen-
did location: electric light; steam heat; reno
'a'ed 'hf0okhisi; ksnxESSS aSS'ns' LScas. ls9aa:;
713 18th st. NV. Main :24I;
s4ls R0DMAN ST IS ROOMS. BATH;
VIII; rent. 500 per r .% month: Tn vacant
Frank. 4sse & H. HAeSfh 80! : C; Conn. ave.
CHEVY CHAsETHREE HOUSES, I. AND
CHEVY CHASE HOME AND FARM CO..
s'iS Conn., open ass; Sunday. S's.e''n' l''' 6.
522I BLAIR ROAD N.W.-N0RTH OF SOL
diers' Home; semi-detached 5-room house: SO.
Main 1901. DAVID f. BARRY. 1907 II st. n ".
200 COLUMBIA ST.. CHBRRYDALE. vA.-s-
/ -lrA han
furnace. f $50. SO. 4. T. HoLTzMAN. 1890 n. Y.
ave. Main 5348.
305 ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD: BEAE-
tifnl new home: six large robins and bath; win
every modern convenience. including electric
light. hot water heat. bnilt-in garage; perfect
s' 1,s ~, ~ :; sH1xSos : IucHs; Mai, ss.s.
lla sEATUN PLACE NE.-vERY DEsIR-
able semi detached frame: six large rooms;
gas light; in sHsNs%y sissls9t e1pditien GHs only
113 18th st. NV. Main 2343.-
CORNER HENRY AND IVY srs;. BRENT
wood. Md: rooms and bath; absolutely mod
Ffn' rent only sHaSSox AZ: & LucHs,
713 14th st. NV. Main 2345.
l7ls conn; ,AvE-1o ROOMS AND BATH;
good central legation: (, %RrpdS Rriss = siS9 r@
Opposite Gong. Library. Ill B st. S.:
KENMORE = COUNTRY HOME LOCATED
north on Pierce Mill road: just behind u s.
bureau Of standards. Ideal boarding house: II
rooms and bath: cellar and store closets: $50.
THOMAS ]. FISHER CO.. 73S 18th st.
and bath ................ .s1e5. 90
rooms and bath. @ @ M -. - $3.50. 90
bati, ~ o.. .:: $50 90
8 rooms and md ba % tn. e. $500
41st street near Keokuk, Chevy Chase.
new house, rooms and bath. 500. %
STORE.
14u 14th st. NV. store with sir rooms
BOSS & PHELPS.
Phone Main 434O. 14O6 II ST. NV.
17l2 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Excellent locatios:
rooms and bath; electric light: immediate
possession: rent, $f75 per month; special rats
to private family.
a. L. RUST. a12 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-12-06

SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
SAUL'S ADDITION.
$4,000.
"A detached home containing rooms and
hath, 5 bedrooms; hot-watef heat. electricity:
front porch; screened-in sleeping porch screens
and awnings; southern exposure; lot 4Ox115;
garage.
CHEVY CHASE.
$12,7W.
Located near Conn. ave-, in the District;
lot has g. 700 square feet Of grouAd hodse has
stone founda ton; rooms and bath hot|yAter
heat electric lights. ETC.; practically new. and
possession will be given at once. This property
is In excellent condition.
TAKOMA PARK.
$1,000.
A large detached home containing 16 rooms
and bath: hot-water heat, electricity; slate
roof: space for garage. Easy terms.
EXCHANGE FOR CITY
PROPERTY.
da Nd. hot-water heat: stone freplaces: hard
wood floors; electric range; very large iot
SHANNON
7l3 14th St. NV.
Evening star., 1920-12-06

10th St: Highlands.
Detached home in 18th St. Highlands; lot
45x1bO The house is two-story and attic.
having ten rooms and bath: hOt-water heat:
electric lights; sleeping porch; hardwood floors:
open fireplace; metal garage. Price, $4,000;
terms.
Petworth.
semi-detached home. only ene-half block
from car. There are six rooms, reception hall
and hath: hot-water heat; electric lights: deep
lot to paved alley. Immediate possession.
Price, $500: terms. -....
Georgetown.
Eieht.room brick and frame house. desirably
located in Georgetown. Lot Y BY 12O to Al.
lev: latrobe heat: gas; bath. House In per-
feet condition. having been newly papered and
painted. Price only $3.50: $500 cash.
Downtown.
Three story and cellar brick home. near New
Hampshire ave. and 8 st. There are ten rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; electric lights: ga
rage. owner leaving city: VIM give imme-
diate possession. Price, $13, 500; terms.
High View.
semi-det.ehed home. ..,er syerloSsinr S. Soldiers
hot-water heat; electric lights: front and back
In in price Of 5000: 81. 900 cash.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
s15-5l6 Bond bldg,
14th and New York ave.,
Nat