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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-08
ORLEANS

DR.. Gordon, specialist, was called
from Montreal on Monday in counsel
for Mrs. Randolph Tulnbull ard
daughter, Rosamond, who are seri-
ouslv i'll with typhoid fever, He
gave some hopes for theilr ccovcly
with the best of care. -Four nurses are
in constant attendance.
Mrs. George Hadlock OF Barns
ton, P. O., came Tuesday to visit her
sister, MIS-. Converse.
Charles Averill, who has been Wis
tim his sister, Mrs. Charles Atkins
has returned to his home in Boston
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. Rob
inson,
Charles Scott has gone to Windsor
where he has a fine Nosition with the
Boston and Maine Bridge workers.
The many friends Of Miss Arric
Daniels of st. Johnsbury are very
glad to learn Of her somewhat i'm
proved condition from serious i'll
ness Of crysplas.
Miss Florence ellis has so far re-
covered from her recent illness as to
be able TO reume hi work in the
high chool next Monday.
Prof. and Mr.. RobinOn Of the
high chool are keeping houe in the
upstairs Of the Congregational par
sOnagc.
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Success Attends Auxiliary
Meeting at Newport
Continued from page one)

(COnllnucQ IIOlH DdSC OIlcj
Iniation was eXemplitied by NO.
224 Worcester Division.
St. Adams eXemph1ied the trans
fel1ing Of members.
Balloting for membership was by
the G1unite State Division, No. Az, OF
Concord.
The offering taken ", for the En-
eineers Home in Springfield, ILL.,, was
about $25. =.
Mrs. J. C, OaFllev of the local Oh,
vision, who has been i'll for several
weeks was able to attend the after
noon session.
Several sightseeing trips were ar
ranged and ~arties were taken, on
beautiful trips and around the lake
shores as well as short trips into Cam
ada.
The Boston contingent at Roeder's
Inn, gave a merry little supper party
for one of the members to help cele-
brate her birthday
Most Of the guests left on the
night trains Thursday, few re-
naming until Friday morning. while
a number left Immediately after the
afternoon session by auto.
The meeting passed into history as
one of the pleasantest and most sue
ccssful ever held bv the organization.
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North Troy visited friends in town Oh
Thursday
Ernest Rollins is in Brightlook hos
ptal for medical treatment.
Alton Huntington son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carroll Huntington, was sue
! cessfullv operated on yesterday for
appendicitis by DR.. Lynch of Sher-
brooke, assisted by DR.. B. ID. LonGc.
The operation took place in his own
! homo, and he is resting comfortably
today.
Hall, little son of M. and Mrs.
Gerald Buzzcll has been taken very
i'll.
- The engine house crew held a little
banquet al by themselves Thursday
night. Beefstcak and onions, fried on
q shovel were some of the delicacie
provided for the feast
Ernest l.. Hunt, optometriSt an |
option, who has just bought the
rcsidence/o Mrs. Lita Avery on
Main St, is preparing to build an
office and Citing room and will be
much more centrally located than be-
! fore.
Time and blanchard have inst sold
TO CbarIn. Niles Of Coventry and f.
q Hinton If East Charleston one
pine furnaces and same will be- in
stalled in q few davs
EvLiIo NJ. a,L H. Doll oro =,
tcndin% TO settle in tbo south we feel
suro tbat snmn9or viii hrino them
hack f. tbe cool nor+bIand and ia
their manv friends here
Mr.. nay tiGo NJilor IL IL with ,,,.i,no
Wrs lain '''O Dona n, ,''i y ,Fl ed
f,.ionds in vrdonUiIIn on Wodnoy-
dav
NJ, ond 71r- 11o,,o,. Nr+4;,a of
North Tror w W. rncant ,nosfs o.
M, and Me- Fred Cobnrn
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To Re-establish Strength
After Sickness
HOW MANY PEOPLE IN THIS
CITY HAVE DONE so

There is one great drawback to re-
covery for person who has been
sick, and that is poor devitalized
blood and consequent weakness, ner-
vousnesS and depleted strength. If
people in this city who have been i'll
and are still in' weakened condition
could only realize the value of Vinol
to enrich the blood, create a hearty
appetite and restore strength, drug
eists would not be able to supply the
demand.
For all rundown, nervous, anaemic
conditions, and for delicate children
and feeble old people, there is no
other remedy like Vinol.
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dining room. Rev. r. A. Hamilton
was the officiating clergyman, the
double ring ceremony being used.
The bride was attended by her sister
Clemma, as maid of honor, and Rod
new Cleveland of Bridgeport, was best
man. The wedding march was played
by Miss Sadie Lothrop. Refreshments
consisting Of ice cream, cakes, sand
witches and coffee were served. me
presents wero many and included
large sums of money, cut glass, silyeI,
linen etc. The happy couple evaded
their watching and waiting friends
and made their escape to somewhere
unlnown." Trey will make their tu-
lure home in Bridgeport, Conn.
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Jud Tunl<lns.

Jud TunItlns.
Jud Tunkins says many young
man with a fine future has used most
of it up admirin' its possibilities.
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NEWPORT CENTER

MIS-. Lucy Badger ana daughter
Ruth, have moved from North Troy
into the Larabee lower tenement re
Gently vacated by Elmer Niles.
Mrs. A. S. Larabee and grandson,
Robert, Of North Troy recently visit
ed her daughter, Mrs. l.. G. Peabody.
Ed. Tutc and son, Herbert were
back from Newport City last week
for short visit.
Mrs. Taylor and son Of Ayers Cliff
visited at the home OF her parents,
Nh. and Mrs. j. +. Richardson a part
Of last week.
Stehpen M. Kellcv formerly Of this
place and for several years News Ed
itor Of the St. Adams Messenger, has
Just been appointed state and city
editor Of the Burlington Daily News
with an increased salary and expects
to move to Burlington soon to take
up his new duties.
Mrs. William Burbank and six
childrenfr ON Canada visited at the
home Of Bert Tracy the past week.
Charles Leavitt left last Tuesday
night for Minnesota with the body Of
his wife. He expects to return to his
home on the Burlington road within
. ew days.
Rev. c. W. Kelley who took a
short summer course irr Boston Uni
varsitv school OF Theology this past
summer has enrolled for the long
course and spends three days each
week at the school, going to Boston
Monday and returning Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. Whitcomb has returned TO
Johnsbury for a short stay but cX
poets to spend the winter here with
Mrs. George Rogers.
Mrs. Homer Buck has returned to
ST. Johnsbury for short stay but
expects to spend the winter here with
Mrs. George Rogers
Mrs. Homer Buck has returned
from st. JohnsbuIy and is in much
better health.
Miss Edna Bowen who is teaching
in St. Johnsbury and boarding at the
home Of Dist. Supt. Sharp, has been
quite i'll but hopes soon to be able to
resume her school,
MI and Mrs. Walter Scott and a
friend from Newport City visited at
Alden Willis last Sunday.
MIS-. Bert Pcttingill and children
from Eden visited her sister, Mrs.
Damon Hyde and father, Mr.. Norton
last week.
Ernest Bordcau of Enosburg is Wis
tin" his sister, Mrs. e. B. Dickinson
for a short time. His health remains
about the same.
Supt, O. L. DuGan and some of the
teachers Of his district are attending
the State Teachers convention at
burlington this week.
Mrs. Floyd Kennison and baby and
Mrs Whipple and daughter, Helen
and baby are visiting their mother,
Mrs Will Armstrong for a few days.
Mrs. Elsie Kline visited at her
home here one day last week.
Rev. and Mrs. G. W, Collins of
Norwood, N H, a former pastor of
the Baptist church here. visited
friends and former palishioners here
last week and occupied the Baptist
pulpit last Sundav evening
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cd with nervous prostration. Mrs. J.
CHmsTMAN, l03 Oak Street, Bingham
ton, New York.
The success Of Lydia f. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled. 1t may be
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from nervous prostration,
dlspacemcnts, inflammation, ulcera-
ton, irregularities, periodic pains, back
ache, bearing-down feeling, hatulency,
indigestion and dizziness. Lydia i.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is the
standard remedy for female ills.
If there are any complications about
which you need advice write in con-
tdence to Lydia L. Piukham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass.
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NEWPORT LOCALS

At the regular month"; meeting Of
the CITY Council, u lot Of routine
work was cleaned up and several bills
approved.
Miss Frances Nutting spent the
week end at her home in North
Troy.
A modern electric lighting system
has been installed at Charles Abbott 5
house on Indian Point ST., by True
and Blanchard Co.
Rev. William Almitage Of Manson
vile, P. G., was the guest Of Rev.
and Mrs. A. P. Banks on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Bowen Of the
Newport House, Mrs. Smith Mckay
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Peculiar cHmpanianshlns.

Tie greedy shark, which devours
everything living or dead never
touches the beautiful pilot fish. which
is always in its company. Equally odd
is the companlonship between the hid
eous and venomous ratter and the
white oak snake" There does not
seem any explanation for this friend
ship.
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mind was gloomy,
could see no light on
anything, could not
work and could NOT
have anyone to see
me. Doctors med
icine did not help me
and Lydia f. Pink
h a m 8 Vegetable
Compound was re-
commended. ! took
j t a n d u n n o W
w e ! I. ] recon-
mend it to all atfiict-
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NERVOUS w.
PROSTRATOIN
Mrs. j. Christman Proved
That Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is a
Remedy for this Trouble.

Binghamton, n. VI was in a very
nervous condition for over a year, nv
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1T Main IooQ

~
Price, SIS S5O-Somerset Heights. medium
priced home in this excellent suburb.
owner has left town and is anxious for
a quick sale This property Is de
tached, on lot about .0xloO IT., with
several shade and fruit trees and a
garage. 1t contains seven rooms and
bath, sleeping porch. large attic, cleo
tric lights and very large front and
side porches We can show this any
time and make very easy terms.
Price So OO-Bloominsdale. Well built home;
located near 1st and u SITS. This Is
two-story brick. having four bedrooms
on the second floor. There is plenty of
room for a garage: possession can De
obtained about October list, and easy
terms of sale arranged
Price So 5OO-Near 22nd and SITS. In this
very exclusive neighborhood We are oner-
ing this low-priced house for quick
sale 1t contains seven rooms and bath
a bedrooms) and is in perfect condi-
ton throughout; having had great
deal of money spent on 1t lately. In
spection may be made at any time.
Price. S. 5OO-Columbia Heights. West OF 14th
and north Of Park road. 1t Is very
seldom that a house in this section is
offered at price as quoted above.
This is a three-room deep house. con-
tanning six rooms and bath. Possession
will be given by the owner shortly and
HEDGES & NIL
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Price, $l4 000-Chevy Chase. Nd. home
located in the most desirable part OF
this section. A little OFF Conn. ave. and
very near the Chevy Chase Club. 1t is
situated beautiful lot, 70x125 TT.
and contains eight rooms and bath, hot
water heat and electric lights. This
should command your immediate atten
ton.
Price, $14, town. In the
best part Of Mt. Pleasant; convenient
to all the stores and car lines. This
is corner house. having a very large
lot: contains nine rooms and three
baths; thoroughly modern; hardwood
floors; several open freplaces and \
two-story garage for two cars; occu-
cupied by owner.
Price, SIS. 5OO-Petworth. A semi detached
home; very well located. This is a
six-room and bath brick: having colonial
front porch; double rear porches: hard
wood 1o"rs; electric lights; hot-watef
heat AID a bult-in garage. 1t will pay
you to investigate this at once.
Price, $4,000 - Sauls Addition. Detached
home in one Of the finest locations close
to 14th st. 1t has ten rooms and bath
thoroughly modern. including electricity
and hot water heat: and is situated on
good sized lot, having several trees.
attractive shrubbery and q garage. Own
er occupant will give possession shortly.
DLETON. INC.
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S P ECI A l..

HARIUNG q GIBBONS,
sol Southern Bldg 18th and H SITS. NV
Main 100 and Main 373
LABOR DAY SPECIALS.
OPEN ALL DAY-9O 90 AM to 90 PM.
make appointment today call the
following: Mr. Read Col 3S17 Mr.. Kiesecke North 500; Mr.
Hatch, Col o631 Mr.. Bernheimer. Col. 1874.
Mr. 18th Newton SITS NV 18th St SE-Norh of Pa. Ave
$1,000. $500 Cash. $500 $3.50 Cash.
of which and % back
as F sn s s sasf On large lot " @ % % % good home % man VINO
4st St. Chevy Chase, D. {. Thomas St NV.
$3.50. $3.50 Cash. $1,000 $1,000 Cash
s Pss s 1 % % t"os1r r a s "d pse a
Near Wardman Park Inn. lakona Park-pe,oOo !erns.
$4,000 Terms d".t baths TakG R Pefa h of .
." 1 ss ans m bath sa s" a possess shade trees sleeping porch immediate
nome s9t condition and ready for Fessenden ST. Chevy Chase
9Th St NV. D. C-S1OOOO. Terms.
$45O $500 Cash nsaehsd home rooms and bath with all
heat. ge Am; &C. p44 eInnno
finland Terrace NE. anaba with hot
$1,000 81 900 Cash. Shaa P e. ' an . a ,r
sn f fine % sss porch ss asa .n as awning s
vacant Ghe~ y 9haSe y '"'' afH beatn electric 1870 ~
eli zoo r-n.e Farmont St, Near 18th ST.
Beautifully nuga $2,5OO $1,000 Cash
@ % % I % sa a %s"d buy Sst H @ @ n STYLE
awnings: possession suit " go
'n '"''""o@ XII G. NE Taylor St, Petworth
$1,000 Terms o,x ana 1st o,t "a yx Ills ne %
ss"m and M Tiled bath house
~ AVA ' " He'' MS now iAu Se"s pfe" fn0he
HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
301 Southern Bldg, 18th and H SITS. NV.
Main 100 and Main 373.
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Phone Main 1923.

completed. All modern improvements. Built
for owners private residence. Owner leaving
city and property must be sold immediat ely.
Price right. See OWNER on premises Eatnr-
day, Sunday or Monday. 1919 Emerson st. NV.
or phone Columbia 41l0. 90
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INSPECT NEW HOUSES.
r Fl GRUVFR RTIH DER

1905 to II New Hampshire ave. NV, at
Grant Circle. Six rooms and bath. Immediate
1901 to 1913 18th ST. n.w.--6 and rooms:
and baths: corner house with bult-in ga
rage. For terms. ETC.. call Main I6S. SIG
Union Trust bldg o.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
7 have several modern houses
from 6 to ID rooms, in NV. Sec
ton, ranging in price from
$1,000 to $I5,5oo:
GEO. J. YESTERDAY,
I4Io G st. NV.
a RHRGAIN-OWNEK LEAVING CITY; 6
rooms and bath: parquet floors: newly painted.
price $3.50: terms: big reduction for cash.
Call after ) pm. 1G1 st. ne.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


on 18TH ST. NEAR QUE IA LARGE. WELL
arranged roms. 3 baths; house in perfect con-
dition. Price. $3.50 monthly.
Opposite Wyoming Apt.-l1 rooms and :
maths. on four stories: very exclusive sec
ton. Price. S175 monthly.
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1905 Eye st. Main 1852.
FOR RENT-BEArTIFUL NEW DETACHED
home in Chevy Chase; large, bright rooms,
. baths; built-in garage: hot-water heat: in
Simultaneous hot-water heater; nicely papered;
beautiful electric fixtures and all modern i'm
provements; just completed. squares from
Conn. ave-; rent. $1s5. Call OWNER
NEAR 18th AND HARvARD--LARGE HOUSE,
with II rooms. 2 baths h.w.E.. electric lights.
s bedrooms: frst-class condition: $50 per
. month T. ssh Observation-Disclosures 1917 H
7-ROOM AND BATH BRICK. 47a,. MISSOU-
ri ave. NV. $50. THos. d. WALSH. 1872
st. NV.
Petworth section. New colonial house; never
occupied: first floor. living room. dining room.
kitchen and reception hail. hardwood floors
and trim; second floor. four bedrooms large
attic. h.-w. heat. electric lights. large porch
es. front and rear: sleeping porch; la,ndry
tubs; servants toilet; hreproof. heated ana
at office II. L. HoWENSTEIN co, 1914 +
81. NV. or 9TH and II SITS. ne.
FOR RENT = GENTLEMAN's COUNTRY
home in Nd. boulevard. suitable for auto
Hiohfle lHH. sfHoot hr SanitaFiNm FULTON II.
GORDON. Colorado bldg. NJ. 5231
GET YOUR HOME on SMALL MONTHLY
payments Be yonr own landlord. Our plan
makes 1t easy. Write or call UNION HOME
BUILDERS. 81 Munsey building. ).
To Those Who Must Kent:
You can best solve the problem Of renting
and locate yonr family permanently in a
house which will do you credit to call your
home by buying of Sroom and attic
homes, paying only ~ per cent cash. there
after less than rent.
Phone Main 36 and let us explain our plan
which converts loss into profit. and substi-
tutes comfort for Inconvenience.
CHAS. d. SAGER,
923 18th st. NV
Headquarters for New Homes
NEW HOUSES FOR RENT-13I3 KENNEDY
ct. NV; also 550S 18th ST. NV: three
car lines Phone Main 1910.
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JESSE l.. HEISKELL,
1903 ii st. NV.
Main eco


1903 II st. NV.
Main 66S.
Mintwood pl. near 10th st. NV: IS rooms,
baths. hot-water heat. electric light: lot 20x
115 IT. to wide alley; newly papered and paint
ed Early possession. Price. $4,000.
ba tn, steam heat. electric light Price. Si4, 900
Immediate possession.
18th st. near Belmont road; IL rooms, .
baths, hot-water heat; hack yard and alley
Early possession. Price, $12.50O.
Capitol Hill near Congressional Library; IL
room for garage. Immediate possession. Price,
St NV near 10th; II rooms, bath and
extra toilet. Excellent condition. Early pos
session Price. $500.
NJ st. NV. near 9Th; 10 rooms and bath !;
garage for cars. Rental of garage. SOS per
mo Immediate possession. Price, IS, 900.
Georgetown, on 2 st. f; 2-family apt, 8 and 6
rooms and bath. pre-war rental, $75. Eurly
possession. Price, So. 500.
Corcoran st. near 18th; rooms and bath
Price, $500.
9th st. near NV; II rooms and bath also
brick building on rear Of lot. Price, $500
G st. Sc. near End; o rooms and bath Price,
ST. p sss st :ss sHa End nw 10 rooms and
L st, NV; near 2sth: rooms and bath.
st. ne: near 18th: rooms and bath.
ff FOR CoLoRED PURCHASERS.
4th near Q NV: rooms and bath. Price.
o st. NV: near End; rooms and bath.
l. st; nv; near Goth; 8 rooms and bath
MODERN sIX-ROoM BOX HOUSE IN PER.
feet condition; Col. Heights. Address Box
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d. Il. sodul TO-,
Franklin 1893. S34 \. Y ave. NV.
S4.2a0-Newton ST. near n. IL. ave. rooms
Specialization st. near 9th. rooms and
se.5Oo-Adams st. near 1st rooms and
se.5oo-Irving st. near 9th. rooms and
$6.soo-Newton st. near n II. ave. rooms
and bath.
s7.ooo-Allison st. near sth. rooms and
bath: semi-detached: vacant.
$a,JOO-Newton st. near Wander. 6 rooms
and bath h.-w.h-. elec.: vacant.
$7,500-Epshur ST. Sth. 9 rooms and
bath: h.-w.h.: elec.
s7.s50-Mt. Pleasant st. rooms. bath. sleep
ing porch. vacant.
S1,So0-3th st. near Taylor. rooms and
bath. h:-w.h-. cleo; garage.
$s.oo0-Longfellow st. near eth. rooms and
bath, h.-w.h.. elec.
$s.s50-11th st. near PARK I'd. 10 rooms and
bath. semi-detached.
ss.ooo-Girsrd St near 18th 81, rooms and
bath. h--w.h-, cleo: garage.
So 500-kennedy st. near 18th st. 6 rooms
and bath. h.-w.h. cleo.
baths h.-w.h.
s12 75o-Msdison st. near 14th. Groom and
bath bungalow.
$13. 5OO-Garfieid St. 10 rooms and . baths.
h.-w.h.. cleo.
sl4.5oo- Monroe st. neal, 18th. I rooms and
$14. 5o0-Calvert st. IL rooms baths: steam.
electricity.
s14.500-Allison ST. near 18th rooms and
baths. h.-w.h.. cleo.
$1eooo-2oth st. near California. 8 rooms and
BATH h-wh.. cleo.
50. soo-sth ST. near NJ il rooms and hath.
s7.500-Church st. 18th. rooms and
hath. h.-wL.
s12 50O-N 1t. near n. H. ave. rooms and
baths, h.-w.h.. cleo: vacant
$13. 000-19th st. near n. rooms. cleo
S15.O00-21st ST. near r. rooms and =
baths. h.-w.h.. cleo.
81, 00O-De Sales ST. 10 rooms. elec.
THE +. H. SMITH COMPANY.
SIS 18th st. NV. Main CASA
11y1 M. T4f :, =, -,.,--
Attractive modern 6-room and tiled bath
house, with h.-w.h.. gas and electricity, hard
wood floors and trim. screened Tsorches: owner
will give immediate possession. Address Box
81 e. Star office.
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$12,75o.
This excellent home may be bought quickly
on most reasonable terms. The house has
stories and contains rooms, attic and bath
hot-water heat; electricity: large lot. with
space for garage: all in splendid condition.
10TH ST. NV.
SIo,75o.
new 2-story English basement brick house
of impressive design, in the Mt. Pleasant por-
ton Of 18th st. There are large bedrooms
and baths on second floor. The house is
splendidly constructed of the very best ma
terials and is modern in every detail. Built
in garage This is the best offering of its
kind that we know of
PETWORTH.
$4,000.
An exceptional 2-story brick home contain
ing Il rooms and tile bath, hOt-water heat, cleo
tricity parquet floors; completely screened;
garage.
SOUTHEAST.
$500.
newly papered Groom and ba house, half
block from Pa. ave. near navy yard: mas
large porch and back yard with space Tor ga
rage, and Is in excellent condition.
SHANNON
~, JAt1, CT NJ w
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BRIGHTwooD PARK
This is good value. A detached brick
1-room and bath, 2-story residence on
lot 50x1J0; h.w.h.. electric lights and
garage; front porch, grapevines and
Detached. S-room and bath house On a
large lot, in one OF the finest sections OF
Saul's Addition. H.w.h.. electric lights
front and side porches. hardwood floors
and in excellent condition. Price
s13. 500.
NORTHEAST. NEAR 4th AND M
Six rooms and bath; h.w.h.; gas lights:
sleeping porch and deep yard to i'm
proved alley. This home was built BY
the owner, in good condition and for
quick buy is priced at So 500.
CITY SIDE OF TAKOMA-
Bungalow of rooms. tiled bath. with
h-w.h., large lot electric light, hardwood
floors; new and ready for occupancy We
invite comparison with any other buy
the market today within 81 900 of
the price asked. 50 $50 will purchase.
on very light terms.
Mt. PLEASANT
Just o block west of car line. Large,
1O-rOom. 3-story brick residence: thor
oughly modern: h.w.h. and electric
lights; screened sleeping porehes. In
excellent condition. Price, $40, 500. On
convenient terms.