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The Hope pioneer., 1920-12-30

Hope is favored with very strong
Independent Basket Ball team. They
have played four games and have
won every one, the last one being
with Hillsboro Monday evening. The
score was 20 to IL. In the four
games Hope has made total of 1874
points to their opponents So. They
are scheduling some good games for
the future and the one that promises
to be of greatest interest will be a
contest with the well-known near
champion high school team of 1919
1920 at 400 o'clock on the after
noon of January 1st.
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PIANO BARGAINS: Player Pr
amos $4,000, and $4,000. Here is
where Money talks. Balance on
time. We have great many Player
Pianoes, Pianos and Photographs
that we are taking back from slow
accounts. We will sell Pianos on
contract, for the balance due, in
many cases less than 100000. Our
new stock at half price, plus freight
and tax. Closing out our business.
Write for bargains in your vicinity.
GETS PIANO HOUSE,
Grand Forks, N. D..
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CARD OF THANKS

We take this means of extending
our sincere thanks to our many
friends who so kindly and willingly
assisted us during our time of trial
and sorrow caused by the death of
our beloved father.
George Saunders,
Alexander Saunders
Mrs. German.
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Mrs. Usselman and daughter, Hill
degaard, of Mandan, formerly resi-
dents of this city, spent Christmas
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Dor
rance. They left for their home
Monday evening.
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c. w. Moores and wife went to
Minneapolis on Wednesday evening
of last week to spend Christmas with
Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
"A. E. Warner. G. w. returned Mon
day morning while Mrs. Moores will
remain until after. New Years.
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The Masonic Lodge held a special
meeting Wednesday for work in the
NJ. M. degree. The Eastern Stars
served banquet during the evening
in honor of the new members.
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Russell Mcclellan, who is attend
ing the University and also working
in the Book Store, arrived home the
first of the week for a short visit
with home folks. He returned today
via Hillsboro.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Fox of Bis
marck were guests at the home of
Mrs. Fox's parents, Mr. and Mrs. j.
c. Dorrance, over Christmas. Mr..
Fox left for Bismarck Monday, going
to Valley City with Mr.. Fredrickson,
and Mrs. Fox will remain here for a
longer time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Baker, who
have been visiting at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. S. D. Scott at
Williston, the past two months, ar
rived home last evening. They are
both enjoying the best of health and
are glad to be home again.
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Mr.. John Indegaard, of Caring
ton, came Friday to spend Christmas
with hhis brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. M. Indepaard. He returned
to his home Monday evening.
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VIM. Thilen, who has been en-
ployed in Madson's blacksmith shop,
left Monday evening for Grand
Forks, where he will visit with
friends and relatives until after the
new year arrives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Van Ornum
and daughter returned to their home
at Minneapolis Monday evening after
enjoying Christmas at the home of
Mrs. Van Ornum's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Slingsby.
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Mrs. M. M. Milligan and daughter,
Mayme, Of Plentywood, Mont, ar
rived last week and are visiting at
the home of Mrs. Milligan's son, E.
j., and other relatives.
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Mrs. j. A. Bowen departed Mon
day evening for Minneapolis and
points in Iowa where she will visit
for several months with relatives and
friends.
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Ole Thorsland and Anton Gaarder
left Monday evening for Bode, Ia,
where they will visit for time with
relatives.
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VIM. Sherman and family, of Col
gate, attended the Christmas exer
cises in Hope Friday evening.
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Lloyd Gumb is down from Devils
Lake to spend Christmas with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Gumb.
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Miss Zelma Moores arrived Thurs
day morning from Minneapolis to
spend Christmas with home folks.
She returned Monday evesing.
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A. G. Stahl, who has been looking
after farming interests in this vici-
nifty the past few months, left Mon
day evening for Odell, Ill.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Maine and
family, who have been visiting at
the Curry home, left Wednesday
morning for their home at Port Ar
thur, Ont.
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Miss Dorothy Francis. of Mime
apolis, is spending the holidays with
her sister, Mrs. X. w. Haviland.>
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Miss Emma Cole is spending the
holidays with her mother, Mrs. Julia
Cole.
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The Misses Inez and Sylvia Sol
dol are home from their schools at
Wilmar, Minn., and Larimore, N. D.,
and are enjoying the holidays in our
city.
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VIM. Hanley of Fargo was Xmas
visitor at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Hanley.
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Mrs. A. B. Mclaughlin assumed
her duties as assistant in the post
office Monday morning.
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Foster Taplin returned to his du.
ties at his elevator at Everest Mon.
day after spending Christmas with
home folks
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Locals
As We neard Them

Mr.. George Saunders returned to
his home at Cooperstown Monday
evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Peterson, of De-
troit, Minn., spent Christmas at the
home of Mrs. Peterson's parnets, Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Barker.
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A large share of the teachers of
the local schools are out of town
this week enjoying the holidays with
relatives and friends.
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Jas. T. Cassell, having completed
his business at Grand Forks, arrived
home Saturday morning for the holi-
day festivities.
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Miss Hazel Mclean Is home from
Valley City Normal spending the hol-
idays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Mclean.
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Chas. Shifferle left on Monday
evenings train for Perham, Minn.,
where he will visit for time at the
Joe Mutter home.
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LOOK THESE OVER
THE BEST VALUES ON THE
MARKET TO-DAY

2 Family gdale.
$4.950-$750 Cash.
rooms snd bath each: yard to alley
one apartment vacant easy monthly pay
Near Center Market.
',.' $4,750A$76O Cash
s-room and bath brick: large front and
back yard. with two-story brick garage;
house and garage now rented for a5S
month
Bates St. N. W., Near n. Cap.
$I.0O0-$500 Cash.
rooms and bath; yard TO alley: a we'll
built and conveniently planned home: easy
walking distance of downtown.
~ Y. Ave. n. w. Near LIST.
$5,S50-Easy Terms.
Very attractive brick home. rcoms;
tiled bath: furnace heat: large front yard !;
nice back yard out-of-town owner must
sell Immediately.
18th St and Penna. Ave. S. 4.
$5,250-$750 Cash
splendid condition; nice front and back
yards; easy monthly payments.
9Th and Fla. Ave. N. T..
$2,S50-$500 Cash.
rooms; bath: practically new brick
building: good repair: southern exposure !.
very easy monthly payments.
Newton St.-Col. Heights.
$4,250-$75O Cash.
rooms and bath; colonial style: rrsct,-
caIIy new. nice front porch; back yard to
paved alley.
18th St, Near Col. Road.
$S,750-Easy Terms.
Two apartments or 6 rooms and bath
each: thoroughly modern and presenting
. splendid appearance: well rented: pos
session can be secured Of one apartment.
-, HARTUNG T. GIBBONS,
301 Southern Bldg, 18th and H N. W.
Main 160. Main 1913.
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THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED under
our name are controlied ENCLUSIvELY
* M ALL 1hH1 PArrks Asf SS4E Sole s's.
your businsss personal and prompt attsn'
al IL St !, x; r; = rooms and bath. Ia
,,s;.; g. ~ ss. st 5000 e BRICK rms. b; ia.
brick; rms. b.: large lot to alley; con.
sEs:: ss::a e::5 :pus ;'fss1'ds;' eerss' @ ss So
~! " st. S. E.;s rm.. b. .,.ooe.
briei: aSs9 IS.n iurn' i ~ sio.oss. r"A' roc n.l'
1875 GALES ct. N. e.. S rms, b. .ai.sss
l.sTss.. ssl "a :; si:. d WI rms b. brick s.''
{ f'l';I 1855, .scss"'' painted and '.'sF'A' 9. m
SIS 18th st, N. E; brick: 9 rms. b,
.' b.: vees; s;f: heat & s11.s.s. 'r'eA' ~ rm'''
s. :s .n T'ss s:. *: S;es 4 ys.l,; s ;f:%''I f:sI
~. ,.. ..s St. s0tss.S: &: S' Bic. ,.,..n and
''in III 'e.asss cois$sl. g.: :: t'ss w.: brick. ~..
ree.Ht'or ..,. han. p: is.roSs; ss,. ga: M;ses;
ID: ,t;s ,ss \. n W. lm.: frame;
1918 csampi.in st. n. W.: 8 rms. b.;
.,ts L st s. e.: s rms. b.: brick; s.a
s,s "a >. NE: S-,ek. $500.
si7-is Va az. ave. s. T.; brick and frams
sos l. .,' n. W.: corner: brick: 8 rm..
as ,I3 P,'ir.,. .v. 8 w erst; ts.i rms
1905 N st. n. w.WBriei: rma. bath I;
lot sc,IoS to alley, $500.
, s,s :' !; Z, Z VXcXNr-srie.: rm..
$50 \. J. ':,se'N ave- N. w.-sr,ek: Z rm.. b. /:
ss., .s7-ss c St s. w.-Br,et: 8 rm..
ll5,is D St g. w.-sreh; rm.. b.
1855 sth st. N. w.-sriek; rm. rec.
i,ss ,sd =, NJ W@sriei Snd frame;
rms rms; S b.; G.s =, 's;Jos. X-..
..esil.nt IT, condition: si m % room " Tor ssrss. %
isc3 B.nnins rd. N. E.-Briek: I.trob.;
7ls 80 q. N. E.-Briek and frame; 8
Io.H i. j. ave. y: W. rms. rec hail.
L.trobe; gas. $3.50.
suBURBAN.
$500 Newton st. MI Rainier. No
(WH1TE) New 6-rm, b. bungalow; .. m.
$4,000
seth st. Mt Rainier. Md.--twEITE)-
rms, large rec. hall, b.: 2-story frame;
garage; lot 50x15o; newly painted. VA
CANT. t.750.
Del Ray, va--twIIrE)-s rms, B.. /;
steam heat; garage: electrically; possession
$500.
80, INVESTMENTS -
$3.50 " at N. w.-3-family nat; brick;
~ rms, bs; NV. h. $500.
store, llth ana sts \; W-stors.
bargain. $1,000
Iils-13h 5th st. S. E.--s rms. each;
monthly rental, $40. Both for 3a,6s0
ALL OF THE ABOVE PROPERTIES
CAN BE PURCHASED or REASONABLE
TERMS.
sPECIAI.-wE NEED HOUSES. LIST
NOW FOR QUICK RETURNS.
BRADFORD q COMPANY,
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Mt. Pleasant
Sl3,60O

a mo1ern- house. located In =
spisndid neighborhood: eonvenisnt
10 car iiss and to Rock Creek Park.
Ten rooms. two baths; hst-wster
heat, eleetricity. double rear
porehes; garage.
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Near 18th and Eye N. E.

Near 18th and Eye N. z.
0eo-A cosy home Of 9 large rooms and
nne bath In this eonvsnisnt section. Can
be bought on n oAah payment OF t7Ee and
sasy menthIy paymsats. bsrsain.
l1th st. S. Z. Near Lincoln Park.
H. seo-A nns bay window. pres brick home
Of . large rooms and bath In the most de-
sirable section Of the g. Il. Zine condition.
Back porch: room for garaSe. u.ooo cash;
balance easy.
DAVIS & STEELE
Main 6os2-63ss. 1890 N. 7. ave.
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Southeast
$500

2-story dwelling Of hrick and
frame eonstruetion located within
easy walking distance Of the Capl.
nee buildings; there ere rooms
and bath. with lstrobs heat and
gas Hghts.
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$500. $500 Cash.
Potomac Heights.
rooms and bath. elect.
Large lot. Pos so days
$500 $4,000 Cash
Petworth
rooms and bath. s. heat.
Occupied by owner Pos.
Both Of these properties are semi
detached and IN excellent condition.
!. M. WILLIAMS.
Main $50. 734 18th St. N. w.
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Petworth
$3.50

A new bungalow house contain.
ing six rooms and bath; heated BY
hst watsf; electric lights; let I7S
n. deep located near Grant Circle;
immediate possession.
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Near Ninth and F Streets. N. e.
AZ hnn

Near Ninth and F Streets. N. 4. /.
$500
sih large rooms ana hath. In perfect
sondition hot.sir hsat Conp!stsly
cash. Easy monthly terms. I'd.
sa.aeHH- a .. ...
Newton Street.
$3.50 .fs
Nodern colonial brick dvslling.
rooms and bath. Electric iiShta Per-
feet condition. Possession m thirty
CLARENCE r. WEIGH,
Ground F1oor-Southern Bldg.
Phone Main 428S.
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Central ,shwest
$4,000

Near nth and n, sts. . large
brick Eesidsacs eSptsinInS II
reoms, 3 bstssi hsstsdI ~ furnace;
electric lights/ open hrspiaces;
newly pspsrsd and pAiatsd (; vacant
ana ready for occupancy.
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Northeast
$4,000

siI rooms and bath. iatrobs heat,
sas: front porch: space for gsrage !:
alley; z-story brick dweliiag; oe-
eupied by owner.
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LEGAL NOTICES
And,e~ W1l.., At..-,.,
TOONEY q TOOMEY, Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court
No. 2ssss Administration. This Is to
give notice: That the subscribers of the
District of Coiursbia have obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District Of
Columbia letters of administration on the
estate Of MARY E HALPIN, late of tho
District Of Coiumb bia. deceased. All persons
having claims against the: dcceaAed are
hereby warned to exhibit tho same with
the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated,
to the subscribers, on or before the ,sth day
Of May. A. d. 1921: otherwise they may BY
estate Given under our hands this eth
day Of May, 1890. JAMES A. HALPIN. 1857
ELI. Attest: w, CLARK TAYLOR, Dep
uty Register OF willis for the District Of
CoIum bia. Clerk of the Probate Court.
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PROPOSALS

oFFICE. DEPOT OFFICER, nth and r
ats. N. W.. Washington, D. C.-seaiei
proposals. In triplicate will be opened at
above address at II a.. m. June 1s, 1890,
for preparing for interment and shipm ent
In the District OF Columbia including wal.
ter Reed General Hospital, Washington
BARRACKS. and Fort Myer, Va. who ms y
die in the service OF the United States
Proposal blanks and necessary fpforma
ton may be had upon application here.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, supervisins
Architects ofaee,. warhington,' ID. O.,
May ~. ls2o--sEALED PROPOSALS viii
1870, for furnishing materials for the con /.
struction OF an extension to the Animal
House for, the ,Hygienic Ls boratory, United
States Public Health Service, wsshingto on
y. C.. including materials for concrete
reinforced Generate. brick. miscellaneous
sheet NETS, work, lumber. millwork, paint
ing. a'aring, hardware, plumbing, electric
work. etc, In accords nee with drawinGs
speei HesticWe- Q nd -bAis- ~ qua ntitfes at
tached thereto, copies Of which may be OBJ
ssinsd =, this ofnss; In the di,Sre,,on Q, the
MORE, Acting Supervising Architect.
fHsAsSsI Hs.sss, RssifsRTEsT Ssis.
May 20. 1920 -sEAt.ED PROPOSALS. viii
be opened In this office at p. m. June 81.
1879, for suprlyinu TO tho various Federal
buildings, ms-ine hospitsls and quarantine
statibnA rnder tho control of tho Tressury
fscsi y.sr ending Junc 70. 1871. in sceord.
sSp;.. ne. on of vnieh msS, Ssa s,Gns ,his ssiis,
In the discretion Of the Supervising Archi-
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vsssns Architset
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Columbis Heights
$4,000

An absolutely moders dwelling
near Isth and Randolph sis.. cen
water heat. electricity: every pos
sibis cenysnienesi double garage
on rear Of lot; terms can be ar
ranged.
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Drummond, Md.
20 bO0

Beautiful home. vacant and ready
for Immediate occupancy. Owner
lesviag for Califsrnia- Lot scr
1855. with shru6bsry and planting.
House has z rooms. I bath, fur
mace heat, electricity and gas.
Large front porch. sleeping porch
IN rear. One-csr Earage. Two
squares from car line.
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FORD TOURING---New tires,
good top; all in perfect condi-
ton; 1886 cash. .1122 9th ST
S. E.
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Classified
TOR sALEHOUsEs

ONE
THAr-DoEs NOT REQUIRE
=. sLAsHING.
AN sxosusat Groom ana hath
homs loeHtsd In the bsst part
Nsrtint
Perfect oeedition Throughout
Room tor garage.
Imssdiats posssssioa.
Pnes, u,ep. Terms.
u y. J. Neslins Company
30S Continental Trust Bldg.
i&th 4 H SITS. Main zoe,
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Central Northwest
Sl6 000 b

A large brick residence near 9th
and X sts. suitable for roomins
house; good prospects Of beeoming
business property; contains ~
rooms. 2 baths: toilet on ist aoor:
heated ey hot water; electric lights.
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yoR sALE-aOUsD
BOSS 4 PHELPS.
Telephone Main <8<0.
l406 H 81. N. w.

BOSS 4 PHELPS.
Telephone Main t8<0.
l4O6 H st. N. w.
PRICE. m..ss-A h,l. on from
1sth 81. In Coiumbis Heights, .
comparatively new colonial BRICK
house; can be sold on terms OF
u.soo cash aud easy monthly pay.
bath, hot-wstsr heat. electric
lights; unususlly deep lot TO alley.
Possession any time.
slon will be given OF an sttrsetiss
tve-story, eiGht.room house q Nv
tie on from 18th street on the
Heights On the second moor
there are 4 large bsdrooms. s'sep-
Ing porch and bath; house has hot:
hardwood noors.
PRICE. Ss.sso-A very cheap
home on Bye street . little on
frsm Pennsylv I've MIA avenue. occu-
pied by owner. who will give pos.
ssssios; there sre eight rooms and
bath. hot-wster heat; ample room
for g,rAse. II looking for = con-
senisnt, weli-situated,. downtown
home. you should see this one.
PRICE. ss.5oo-In Columbia
Heights. convenient to schools and
churches. three-story, bsy-window
brick house. In perfect condition
water. having electric lights. In
stAntansous hot water healer. Pos
session will be given ct once and
terms OF sale $1,000 cash and easy
monthly payments
PRICE. s1.25o-A downtown
home; a three-story brick house.
where all the rooms are large,
deep lot TO paved alley. with room
for garage. This house 10 now oc-
cupied ss home. Possession will
be given. and II is an excellent
house In which TO rent rooma
PRICE. 3<,S5o-An unusually
cheap home In Columbia Heights.
one OF those attractive squares
just cast OF Georgia avenue: a
siH-room modern brick house; am
pie garage space. This house will
be vacant June I. Can be sold on>
terms Of $1,000 cash, or owner will
eeii ioT httie less iot All cash
PRICE. 3Ii.5oo-In Mt. Pleas
ant, convenient to the street car
line. and a decided bargain In a
three-story brick house, having
ten rooms: six bedrooms. two large
bathrooms. hot-w heat. cleo
trio lights. Owner In house will
give possession and make con-
Nenient terms OF sale.
PRICE, Ss,5ee-very. cheap
home, near l1th and Irving streets
in Columbia Heights: q two-story
and attic. six room brick house.
heated with hot water. Houses Of
this character at this price are
very hard TO obt ain.
PRICE, A.s5o-Sear North
Capitol and Florida avenue; a very
complete si1-room and bath brick
house in excellent condition
throughout Can be sold on terms
of $1,000 cash and easy monthly
payments.
PRICE. $1,000 v In Chevy
,onia. type house. having hot
water heat. electric lights. oak
hcors. open fireplace In living
room. front and rear porches;
paved alley in rear OF lot. and
there 10 a garage. Immediate pos
session.
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Nine. ORA PARKS.

CLAIRvoYANT AND PAI4MIsT.
She tells you all--eyerything you wish to
sad that cannot be upliftsd by her aid and
sdvice: hours. II q. m. to .. IN. daily; sun
days, IL q. IN. to p. m.
Offices, TAO 18th st. NV, corner of h.
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925 F St. N. W.
PROF. ARTHAN.

Noted Spiritusiist Medium, holds special
m essag &c scance Tuesday evening ct 8
o'clock in Society Hail. 500 O street north
west He will answer questions. Hear him,
you will make no mistake. He gives ds ~
private readings on all Affairs of life. Bes:
adviser. Dives fun names. dates. facts
studios in the hall.
MRS. COATES Readings by appointment.
80. Phone Col 6.:7. Business . spc-
ciaIty
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BUSINESS ANN0UNCENKNyS
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CLAIRvOYANTS. \
Lses.ssd by The Dissries Of Ceh~sts
CARLETTA.
When You See Csrletta, You
Consult The Best In Her Profession,
WHO NEVER MET YOU
TELLS YOUR NAME
SPIRITUAL hEDIuh .r
The ONLY aEpIua in W..hinssos
WHO HAS PRAcTIcEp HERE FOR
TWENTY YEARS OR MORE coSTISv.
walks OF E-PRoFEssioNAL and
Your past. present, future. advising on
love. courtshtp. marriage. divorce. rs-i ss-
tate and speculation. changes In ny
sweetheart. husband. wife II true ar fAI
their Intentions to you. who you marry an
when. IL ever. HAS REUHlTeD MONT
Z FOR POSITIVE RESULTS. AFTER ALL
OTHERS FAIL SEE l---- -''
CARLETTA,
1923 14th st. N. w.
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run iefs than 500 hiilesi rood cond''ioG
ressonsbie. sfoi oeorsia ave- Col s;sr
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ron sALE-HoUsrs ,POR sALE-HoUsEs
SHANNON 4 LUCHS.

7Is 18th St. N. w. Main 2s<5
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FORD COIL TESTER Brand
new; two Ford motpr stands.
PETITE AUTO SHOP, 1927 NJ
st. N. w. s
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DAVIS-5-passenger; in good
condition; will sell cheap for
cash; owner leaving city. Can.
be seen in rear Of 341s 18th st.
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