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LADIES'.

When irregular or suppressed use Triumph Pills. Safe and always de- pendable. Not sold at drug stores. No not experiment. with others; save disappointment. By mail $4.0O Write for Relief and particulars, it's free. Address National Medical Institute, Milwaukee, Wis. adv.
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EHndb

ing service from 10 to 12 o'clock. The pastor, Dr. Moore, will preach. Spe- cial music by the Ashford Orchestra at the Caleb's class, and preaching service. Forty-th fans make it cool everywhere in the building.
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Ohio Street Baptist-A home like church. W. c. Wood, pastor. 9:45 a. m. Sunday school. Il a. m. and 8 D. m. preaching by the pastor. Morn ing subject: "The Comforter, Has Come Evening subject: Standing on the Promises" Junior and Se- nior B. Y. P. U. at p. m. Interesting
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First Methodist The downtown (church) E. R. Steel, pastor. Sunday school s:30 a. m. Morning service with sermon by the pastor 10:50 a m. No evening service here this Sun' day. Prayer service Wednesday D. m.
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H Hazel zs Street Baptist-Ei Eigs+.,., and al c Hazel Sunday School ln in's'ai c. C. Payne, superintendent ~ a, ,,, !, week praper service Wednesdar a.' y p: m' Everyone welcome to sy s1, at II vices. '0 all sa
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Lakeside Methodist t-E Fifteenth . Olive. Sunday school 9:30 2. m 1a get a summer hump instead l,s ns slump Judge Sorrells' Bibls s,, Jl 10 a. m. Morning service II
 Good music. Rev. A. B. Few will cupy the pulpit. Come and hear si Epworth league devotional ' N " Attend union night service. Nidr. prayer service 8 p, m. Wednesdav
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Trinity (EpiscopaD - Third anc Oak. Holy communion 7:3o a. m Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon II a. m. Evening prayer and sermon 8 p. m.
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Beech Street Rantist-1 N

Beech Street Baptist-J. E. ue,,,, pastor; pa Sunday school 10 a. -1e''e m w. Bolin, Jr., superintendent pn.. a,, ! ing at both hours by pastor, Masse ,sSei subject: "The need of Beech 't,rih s4.,
 church." Evening subject, @ ..%' Sylei people of power" Junior R tv'l " U. 6 D. m. Senior B. Y. P. U. ' Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 F. You are welcome. F.
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program A cordial invitation
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First Baptist-Teaching and preach
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-06

The seepe the first real church adversement IL mas
been said distinguished the house OF worship from an other
buildings But the first great ADVERTISER as ne
WINGED men of identity by the miracles he was aoe 10
perform and interesting methods OF was
to preach in unusual places such from boat and on noun
tain top But even Christ the prophets were gwen
unusual power it to advertise themselves as Gods
agents. "
Much as Christ needed the of advertising TO help
him convince the superiority of the religion ne
sented and introducing into the world OF the
modern pastor needs more, when countess nlos
have drifted away from the church and God T.
prominent New York department Store owner has de7
clared that he would he literally taking down MS
sign of business the front of his store he ceased ad
vertisng and that would do without his sales
people than to do without Advertising
This modern church, which has to ADVERTISE and OF
greater value than the modern department store
fulfilling it's silently waits for patronage instead
of reaching mutudes through advertising When
did have listeners He instructed His disciples to go
forth and bring them in.
There are many things that the church of today may
ADVERTISE music always be made the basis OF a
special appeal In addition to obtaining the best that IS
BILE all occasions the wise pastor will advertise special
musical services when he will bring in outside talent
By linking the services up with timely and interesting cur
pastor keep his congregation
Sunday school another element that may be featured
in and young peoples meetings and socas OF
sufficiently progressive character will catch tne
interest the youth of the community Some churches IL IS
reported gone far to provide paros where
girls homes other than lodging mousse
may come to entertain their frends.-C F. Reisner
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OVERHEARD BY EXCHANGE EDITOR
SURGICAL WIT.

She aave Young and he laconc Hoos
her. her chatterng preceding the
almost drove him mad.
wounds and made her comfortable
him question after question: the last
oneb Doctor really now?"
splenddly, retorted IN fact
suffering endure just keep
News.
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TELEPHONE OPERATOR FOUND "
WITH HER THROAT SLASHED
(By United Press)

st. Louis, Nov. 5.-The body Of
Miss Ldna Ellis. is years old tele-
phone operator. was found in a va
can't lot here today. Her throat was
slashed in two places and the tan
gloves she wore were cut to ribbons,
indicating That she was murdered
apd that a terrible struggle had oc-
Cured. A near by negro settlement
was searched by police today for the
murdered. The police found the girls
coat and hat near the spot where the
body was found. ..s. ~
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- a,F / = -
!: I am at your command,
Night and Day. Tuesday,
Thursday and Every Other
Sunday Afternoons" find me
1 On The oh AS Usual. l take
{ No: Days Off, No Summer
Vacations - ~ ~.@..-..
sssI and my Co-workers are,
J Always at Home, Ready. to
Serve, t.. x ~. T., "
"a. II I&Save the Wages of Other
Servants !; I Never Strike. =:
= II Serve Youth and Old :,
Age Alike i; I help young mis-
tresses Of Homes to retain
the Freshness, Health and
Strength. of youth. l point
the way for older House.
wives to Regain the Fresh
= ness, Health and Strength of
Youth. -
1 shall tell you. Next
! Month more about Myself
and How I turn Households
: Of Drudgery and Discomfort
: into Homes of Ease and Hap
fpiness,s and shall Lift the
Veil Of Mystery that has sur
rounded Me, My Origin, My
Present and My Future.
Meantime, as Yesterday,
Today and Tomorrow, l am, ;
., At Your Service,
-. KlLO WATT.
49,. ,., Published by , /
MINNESOTA ELECTRIC LIGHT
-, AND POWER co.
Elks Blds.-Phone 26
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-06

r. Every Housewife is the
General Manager of an I'M
portant Branch of the Big
gest Business in the World.
Every Housewife who has
Servants, wishes she didn't
have to have them. Every
Housewife who hasn't Serv-
ants, wishes she could have
them. -
: All agree that the Servant
Problem today is the Biggest
Problem in the Biggest Bust
ness in the world, just as the
Skilled Labor Problem is the
Biggest Problem of Mana
gers of All Other Business.
I solve the Servant Prob
lem for the Housewife.
Those having Servants, can
secure Better Service by call
ing upon me to help them
with their work; those wish
ing Servants can have some
MYSELF and My Co.
workers. '>.':'[..
I AM the Modern, Ideal
Servant. i am the Cook. l
am the Maid-of-All-W I
am the .Handy-Man About
the House.
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OFFERED USE
OF PRESIDENTIAL YACHT
(BY United Press J

Washington, Nov. president
Wilson today placed at the disposal
CT president-efect Harding the Am
erican battleship and the presiden-
tial yacht ''Mayflower" for the lat
ter's trip to Panama. The offer was
made in a telegram sent to Harding
by Secretary of the Navy Daniels at
the direction of President, Wilson.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-06

With scandal developing with
ball scandal extensive the league nations
parael small figure barber shop
keeS - -. euz.s go
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WANTED THE DEAREST.

the Englman who had inherited fortune
the chemists shop.
stick back he explained
replied chemist politely hiding smile "You
plaster"
the gttering watch chain
n-whch his middle threatened
plaster, ndeed
the best you've go"Pitburgh ChroniceTelegraph
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painting
mobized for service World by this
Ktche the General Staff S. r. Mora
Of
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FOOTBALL GAMES IN
THE DAK0TAs TODAY
High School.

Jamestown VS.. Mandan at Mandan.
Casselton VS.. Lisbon at Lisbon.
Fargo vs. Moorhead.
ID, Colleges. g..
North Dakota U vs., South Dakota
U at Huron.
Agricultural COLLEGE VS.. Fargo. col
lege at Fargo, slyss $780, M "a. q; i
wahpeton Science School vs. Alb
erdeen s. s. Normal at Aberdeen.
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TRAVELLERS DELIGHT,

traveller who aghed small southern town
colored shouted him. palace hotel boss! and
Wait Rastus
hotel European? and Rasus replied Dunno
but thinks they'se Irsh"-Ex. . 81
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'TWOULD BE A RACE.

A talking the drink question.
a pail Of th
brought donkey which of the would he take!
a from the gallery.
would he the waer?" asked the lecturer
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school eachng
the minds Of her youthful pupils asked all
heaven stand Dora alon
remained seated.
why Dora questioned the teacher al good little girls want
heaven Why don't your" -
"No, gon goin' back Detroit "Harper
Magazine
Evening star., 1920-10-14
BOSS & PHELPS,
Telephone NJ. 434o.
Continued

PRICE. sS,250-An attractive square in the
northwest. where immediate possession can be
obtained: the house Is vacant: three story
house. having eight rooms and bath. five large
bedrooms. deep lot to an 1Sfoot paved alley
with room for large garage. Terms, $l.OOO
cash and menthly payments.
PRICE. $12. 7jO-In the Cleveland Park sec
tion; two-stoFy eight-room colonial house.
having four bedrooms. ba tn and sleeping porch
on second floor; there is living room. with
open fireplace: oak floors. hot-water heat, cleo
tric lights. freproof heated garage. Con-
venient terms of sale.
PRICE. 35O0-In Chevy Chase, just of OF
Conn. ave. near the circle vacant and in beau
tiful condition throughout. This is a fwo-story
and attic, eight-room house. having two baths.
hot water heat, electric lights. parquet floors
and a large lot. with room for garage.
decided Ina argain in n two-story. six-room house.
heated with hot water large front porch: deep
lot to alley, with room for garage: terms Of
81 500 cash and easy monthly payments will
lre accepted.
PRICE. S1J. .OOO-Right at the circle in Chevy
Chase. Md: a most picturesque section; lof
,ioxl20 detached house, having eight rooms
and attic four large bedrooms on second hoor
sleeping porch: large front porch, >hot-water
heat and electric lights; possession at once
PRICE IS OOO-On Capitol Hill; situation
that will please you; u modern up-to-date, two
story colonial brick house, front and rear
porches parquet floors. hot-water heat. electric
lights owner in house, having purchased new
home will give possession any time.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
IdO6 II St. NV.
Continued.

PRICE. s., 5OO-A most complete northwest
home; two-story house. having six rooms and
bath; heated with hot water, having electric
lights. parquet floors, front and rear porches
screens, awnings and garage. You would DC
well 10 look at this house quickly. 1t is very
salable.
PRICE. s12. .5oO--In Chevy Chase: quick sale
Of this house must he made and owner Will ac-
cept 81 800 cash and monthly payments rms
is two-Story and attic colonial house, having
four bedrooms. bath and sleeping porch on sec
ond floor: large attic: living room. with open
fireplace: hot-water heat and electric hshts
PRICE. SO. 750--A very cheap home in an aris-
fOcratic section of the northwest. west OF toh-
necticut ave. and north of X street: vacant
and in perfect condition throughout. This IS a
three-story. eight-room brick house. large lot.
Convenient terms. .
PRICE. S9.5O0-Owner leaving city, Is oner-
ing desirable home for sale on 18Th street IN
Columbia Heights; two-story house: all the
rooms are large and there is a sleeping porch
and breakfast porch. The house has hot-watef
heat electric lights. oak floors; there is also
n large attic. a deep lot to paved alley win
room for garage.
PRICE So. 5OO-A cheap home in Petworth
section a lot o5x14O: six-room and bath
brick house occupied by owner. who Will give
possesson terms Of 81 600 cash and monthly
pav.nerts will be accepted.
pEJCE 81 5OO-ln Mt Pleasant west OF 18TH
street where immediate possession can be had !:
II two-story an,. attic house. heated with hot
water, having electric lights inlaid floors,
front and rpar porches. servants quarters.
This is mos, complete home and in perfect
condition throughout
Evening star., 1920-10-14
wANTED-T0 BUY.

HOUSE; WHITE LOCATION; REASONABLY
priced. viii give lots ID. C. (value 81 .OO0)
Might add some cash. Address Box 34-H. Star
Office
LET Me HAVE LOCATION AND PRICE OF
house, 6. or rooms, coored. Address Box
262-E Star office. e.- IL
SIX-ROOM HOUSE = ALL MODERN IN
provements; on Capitol Hill. $40 + ST. me-
Line. 2i20. 14'
DIRECT FROM OWNER. DETACHED HOUSE
in Sa6rs Addition. Mount Pleasant or Six
teenth Street Heights; ami. with garage: not
over $12, 900. Address 1923 18th st. ne. IA"
/ HAVE A COLORED PURCHASER FOR 4
two family fiat. Have you the fat? Mr..
DAVIS, 323 Bond building.
HAVE 4 CLIENT WITH $3. 900 CASH PAY
ment who wants sx-room house not over
81, 900. S. V. GISACk. 504 + st. NV.
WANTED-6 TO 10 ROOM HOUSES, ANY
where in city; if you have real values and
want quick action. list with T.. +. CARLEY,
6l7 T. st. NV. Phone Franklin 6153.
OWNERS WHO WISH TO SELL THEIR
property quickly, ut right prices and terms,
should list with Is. Our supply is not equal
to the demand.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 1887. 1923 st. NV.
OWNERS CONTEMPLATING SELLING.
List your property with US: quick results.
We have numerous applicants for houses Of
&, z, 3 and rooms
THE F. d. SMITH Co...
SIS 18th 81. nv. n. 6464.
Evening star., 1920-10-14

CHEVY CHASE HOMES.
We offer for sale many of the
most desirable properties in the
Chevy Chase section. If you
contemplate buying a home in
this choice location, do not fail
to get our list. We refer to some
of them:
A lovely home on Albemarle st. A two-story
eight-room dwelling: hollowtile construction
hot-water heat and electric lights: lot 65x12O I;
shade; fruit and shrnbbery s143oo u,,.,
hot water heat; 5Ox15O: $4,000
One of the best. Near the Chevy Chase Club
II rooms and baths hot-water heat and elec-
sea, 900.
Just Off Conn. ave-; . stories and partly fin
cars: $27.5OO.
4 corner on Conn ave- not far from the Cir,
Gle; magnificent residence; 3 stories. IL
rooms, baths; shower bath colonial design
hot-watcr heat and electric lights: 127 it.
front shade: fruit trees: s26.500.
Residence on 1ngomar st carefully built for
owners home: II rooms. . baths porches
garage; 1SO-ft. front.
A brand-new house ready for occupancy. For
good the owner, who had this house
carefully built for his home, will dispose of
it at cost. which is about $li, 600: there are .
rooms. hot-water heat and electric lights
4Oxl3O.
If you want something above the average
see us about this fine home Oliver st. 3
stories: rooms: attic: hot-water heat and
electric lights lot 75x109; $17,500.
A most attractive residence on Primrose st.
IL rooms. baths: hollow-tile construction
garage TO hold two cars: 125x125.
$l3.50O is reasonable price for this new
house; . stories; very large rooms hot-wa ter
heat; 15X135.
A new house on Underwood St 0 rooms
hot-water heat and electric lights; garage
90x120.
A detached house. West of Conn ave-: s
rooms bungalow style; colonial porches !;
5Ox15O; $1,000.
An S-room house west of Conn. ave. porches :;
immediate possession $11 500.
Just OF Conn. ave. near the Chevy Chase
Club; a new residence; owner leaving the city
grand home on Grafton st. II rooms and :"
baths: hot-water heat and electric lights !;
15Ox l2j.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1912 " Y nve
Evening star., 1920-10-14
OWNER LEAVING CITY
will sell under-priced for quick

cash sale, furnished or un1ur-
nished. equity in one Of the choices bungalows
near 10Th and II. !. ne. Only 20 minutes to
years, never rented. Newly painted green ana
white; winters Goa in basement: possession
soon First foor-Front porch. living room
fireplace. bult-in bookcase and window seat :
dining room, bedrooms, large closets scteen-
cd sleeping porch, inner hall with telephone
linen closet, bath room and stairway. Second
floor large bedrooms with storage to
each. Interior fnsli-fumed oak. white enam-
el. furniture to match. Hot water heat. eIec-
trio lights gas for cooking: light. dry cement
basement under whole house, laundry trays
everything that makes real home. All city
improvements in. Lot 40 fl. by 115 IT, to
alley, flowers, fruit. garden. room for garage.
About 5000 cash will handle: terms on la j.
ance. Phone owner. North 1906 after 6 PM
First cash buyer gets it.
18th ST. NEAR PARK RD-A sEMI-DE-
tached bay window brick dwelling and bath :
331l27 TO paved alley. Price, including good
terms. $4,000
sth and l. SITS, n.w.-10-room and bath brick
dwelling, excellent hot-water heating. Price,
$1,000.
frame dwelling; well built good yard.
Z. J. WALSHE. INC,
13o 18th st. E.w.
COLORED
Mass. NV. between 2nd and 3rd-5-room
and bath frame dwelling Price, $4,000.
Near'3rd and Eye sts nw-5-room and ba tn
brick good yard 10 alley. $1,000 cash. Price.
81 200.
4th St NV between Eye and K.7-room and
r J. WALSHE. INC,
735 18th st. n.
VALUABLE CORNER pRoPERTY-II ROOMS
and la broom; hot and cold water; blacksmith
Evening star., 1920-10-14
FOR A QUICK PURCHASER.

My detached residence in heart Of HOI.-
MEAD MANOR. MT. PLEASANT. On beauti-
ful Holmesd place, head of Oak street. Short
block from 18th street car line and three
blocks from end of ll,h street ear line Two
blocks north Of Park road. Undoubtedly one of
the most convenient incest and ouietpst strict
ly white residence sections in Washington
schools. churches. storrs Of all kinds near by
Savoy Theater end Arcade Market within three
minutes walk.
House built by gentleman for his home by
LIsst dag labor prior to the war Seven good
r"ons and bath: construction Of best materials !.
large pantry. wide front porch with swing.
double rear porch suitable for sleeping OUT
large attic. cellar under entire house. front
lawn. large back yard room for two large ga
iaae>, fruit trees. rose bushes. large arbor fine
grapes. room for small garden. lot 2Jxlo1 foe.
TO I6-foot paved alley; practical benefit Of a.
foot frontage: every room outside room (;
plenty of windows allowing abundance of sun-
shine and fresh air; nne home for growing
children as there is plenty Of play ground .
house and porches painted completely on out
side this summer.
The property is free of all incumbrances and
title is absolutely clear and warranted Rea.
Sonube terms can he arranged. Price only
50 $50 to quick purchaser. as owner -occupa nj
wishes to leave city As soon he complete
his arrangements. House on ore side this prop
crty recently sold for Sl1 600. Property ON
vthe side worth $50 0O0.
An opportunity Of a lifetime for sensible
man with family, who can improve property by
putting in electric lights and few inexpensiv,
repairs and have a property excclling houses
from $4,000 10 $4,000 even miles out in the
suburbs.
Property can be inspected a. any time.
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1342 New York ave-
HANDSOME PRESS BRICK FRONT HOME,
containing II rooms and two baths; electric
ghts and gas; large closets; hot water heat
modern in every way: immediate possession.
Price. Sc. 900 Apply OWNER, 1926 Hall pl.
NV. Phone West 1924 10
NICE BRICK AND BROwNSToNE DWELL
Ipfa YI,.n 'sr.t and
rooms. cellar. bath; papcred: only $500
Easy terms.
ROLAND c. BOOTH. 10 NV. r. .7Oe.
26s
Evening star., 1920-10-14
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY
FOR EXCHANGE.

LET Us KNOW WHAT YOU HAVE TO OF
fer.homes close to the city for farms in
northern virginia. electric lines. BUELL.
FARM AGENCY. Herndon, Va; office in Hern.
don Hotel. l.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
Vacant. 1908 Kilbourne PI n W

Ny home. Built hy Kennedy Davis. 25 feet
front. Three stories and basement Two
story back porch Bay-window front South
ern exposure. New electric fixtures Base
ment above street level, with servants rOonl
laundry tubs. HOt-water heat. instantaneous
hot-water heater. Gas and electricity First
foor-N estibue. reception hall and stair hail.
parior dining room. both with open freplaces
and mantels. buffers pantry aud Kitchen
Second foor-Four bedrooms, bath, two large
hall closets; front room with open fireplace
ana maniel. Third foor-Three bedrooms and
b; tn. hall closet, large closet in bedrooms
Terms liberal. Further information see
OWNER. sos Evans building. Phone Frank
lin 6D32.
DETACHED HOUSE ROOMS AND BATH:
colonial porcnes: large grounds. frnit and flow
crs, near Stanton Park. Immediate possession
Room for garage. Owner. $4,000. 40 9Th st.
ne.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
FOR SALE-HOUSEs

NEAR 14th AND \ SITS. N.N.-TEN ROOMS.
bath, hotwater heat newly decorated and pa
pered: now vacant: immediate possession can
lie had. Apply GEO. W. LINKINS. Exclusive
Agent 1919 X st. NV. Main S29s 90.
COLORED HOMES.
THE PRICE IS RIGHT.
THE TERMS ARE RIGHT.
THESE HOMES ARE IN AN EXCELLENT
NORTHWEST SECTION. AND CONTAINS SIX
ROOMS AND BATH, LARGE FRONT CO
LONIAL PORCH. LARGE BACK YARD TO
WIDE ALLEY; IN VERY GOOD CONDI
TION; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
PRICE, $3,65O.
7. DALLAS GRADY,
3O2 MARYLAND BLDG,
141O H ST. NV.
MAIN III.
Evening star., 1920-10-14
FINEST
MEDIUM-PRICED HOUSE
IN WASHINGTON.

Built by Kennedy 10 years Specially finish
ed inside for owner as permanent home. Three
! story. nine rooms. bath, hot-water heat. gas
electricity. laundry, servants toilet. trunk
room. cold storage, auto. instantaneous hot
water heater, three p"rches. All three floors
oak: all doors and trim oak; finished, early
English. Dining room three-ply quarter sawed
oak panelng. heavy drop beam ceiling. Large
tapestry brick Holland open fireplace in parlor
and also in library. which is 12x19 with drop
beam ceiling. Southern exposure. Large front
and BACK yards. room Tor garage. Everything
in perfect order and good us new EntiN. win.
ter supply of coal in bin. Screens awnings
etc. Both car lines. Can give possession in few
days.
This is something exceptionally nice for party
desiring medium house. but with inside finish
found only in Il few high-prced houses
Price. $l20o Terms. Apply to OWNER
OIL premises. 66O MarSiand ave ne. 1Ss
Evening star., 1920-10-14
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

AT SEABRO0K. Md ACRES, GROOM
house: newly furnished: coal. pig.
chickens some fruit trees; IL minutes walk
from Pa. X. r.; ~ cent ear fare; s.. 400 cash.
Property can be any time. Inquire for
Mr.. Hanlon's residence at Seabrook post otfr-.
S3 ACRES-PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, ND.
between Washington. and Baltimore: Z mile :
from District line; 1la miles from b. & a..
r. r., trolley line and Baltimore boulevard: !:
house rooms: tenant house. rooms; large
barns and poultry houses; 80 acres cultivated I;
cow, hogs and chickens $500: $1,000 cash.
l.. WALTER WEED,
1i13 III ST. NV.
NEW BCNGALOw-ONLY Z MILES FROM
WHITE HOUSE. or Z rooms: electric light,
running water BATH hardwood floors and trim.
large basement. garage. irst-class building.
beautiful grove. large lot, attractive surround
ings. Splendid home or investment. II sold 1T
once only $500. Cost nearly $1,000. See.
write phone OWNER for date to see prop
erty. 324 Southern bldg. NJ. 7445 or FIR. 30l.
l6'
FOR SALE-EXCEI.LENT DETACHED SUR
urban home ne. section; = stories, lars
rooms aud bath: large attic. hot-watcr heat
gas and electricity, front and rear porchss
both screened; garage: good lot. Only SIS!
cash. balance monthly; owner leaving tov a
has reduced the price TO 5000.
HIGBIE & RICHARDSON,