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Evening star., 1920-02-11
Girls Bungalow Aprons,
S1.M

New Gingham Bung low
Aprons, light blue and pink
checks: made with cuff sleeves.
belt and pockets; sizes 8 to Ia
years.-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1920-02-11
$500 Peau de Cygne,
81 OF

l0-inch Peau de Cygne, q heavy
a1l-silk quality. with rich. satin
fDce finfsh: guaranteed to wear.
Rich shade Of dark navy blue
Evening star., 1920-02-11
$2.l9 Bleached Sheets, $l.0

79O Seamless Bleached Sheets quarerbed size;
the MILL made of heavy round thread quality sheng cotton
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Famous Old Recipe
for Cough Syrup
Eaally and chcnply made at home,
but Il beats Them all for
quick resulH.

Thousands of housewives have
found that they can save two-thir,is
of the money usually spent for cough
preparations, by using this well.
known old recipe for making cough
syrup. 1t 10 simple and cheap but il
has no equal for prompt results. It
takes right hold OF cough and gives
immediate relief, usually stopping an
ordinary cough in q hours or less.
Get ~. ounces Of pinex from any
druggist, pour it into pint bottle,
and add plain graduated sugar syrup
to make full pint. Ii you prefer,
use clarified molasses. honey, or corn
syrup. instead Of sugar syrup. Either
way. it tastes good, keeps perfectly,
and lasts q family 4 long time.
It's truly astonishing how quickly
Il acts, penetrating through every air
passage OF the throat and lungs
l0osens and raises the phlegm,
soothe and heals the membranes, and
gradually but surely the ANNOYING
throat tickle and dreaded cough dis
appear entirely. Nothing better for
bronchitis, spasmodic Group, hoarse-
ness or bronchial asthma.
PincN is special and highly con-
centrated compound OF genuine Nor.
way pine extract known the world over
Tor its healing effect on membranes.
Avoid disappointment by asking
Your druggist for "2k ounces Of
Pinex" with full directions and don't
accept anything else. Guaranteed to
give absolute satisfaction or money
promptly refunded. The Pinex Co.
1T. Wayne, Ind.
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Walking Under Difficulties

Believe me. suffered from stom-
ach and bowel trouble right. This
weakened me SO that could scarcely
walk. could do no work This
was my condition when started
taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy on
the advice OF Il friend Now ] am
working every day and feel better
than ever did In my life. 1t is the
only medicine that ever touched me-"
II Is simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal nucus
from the Intestinal tract and ullays
til" Inflammation which causes prac
ticaliy all stomach. liver and intes-
tlhal ailments. including appcndi-
citis. one dose will convince or
money refunded Grant Drug Co.
nj druggists crcrywhcre.-Adv.
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,agement. drainage the raising Of
grains. forage and soiiing crops. vcse-
d ,abiss: fruits. pouitry. live stock, bees.
n,alrSins. the ARRANGEMENT OF build
ings. eng mes and tools. the repair
shop. roads. financial matters. book
Keeping. etc.
THE BELLS or ST. JOHN. ny
Grace $. Richmond. Doubleday, Page
Co. Garden Guy. y. Y.
RMS IN charming little Christmas
lively bound--just the book for which
you have been looking Tor s.asOnai
alternating.
Leonard. -. Appleton X CO.. New
York.
Tns .pie,uresnu. old Wild West is
The setting for The silver Prince
Crecdc is the last of the "badmc n s
towns" and dcsperadoes gather there.
attracted by the rich mining country
Just opening up. Into cre.de rides
old Bart McG!ory. with his son. Terry
and his faithful terrier. Red. After
years OF prospecting In the hills Bart
has ut last struck a silver minc-one
,nnt VIII make him Il Silver King
and Terry a silver Prince. But the
o!d man IL worn out and raving from
his laboTs. and rccitlcssly he an
nounces his success. The desperadocs
MIN OF the mine. and the struggle
which follows is thrilling with the
III In II -.
ar.H ~ go" p'.S " w" XII,
,hrouoh ~ -, ~ ~, ~, ~ - ~ 10 ~, ahu
against all Of the hard knocks that
>,E>. ,,
81, i'o,h5 AMI ~ lbs. ~
$500 iro.i,h"F. George -.
,rt. ,t,. 49," ~
,hor of .N,ising- SIN H., h.n.a. ~, ~
United states They fan under Tie
following provocative headings.
stag. My First Death Scene: Meredith
Nicholson and IL Camel: The Sou and
he TrupdruinIncr: why Shak.su.ar,'s
Audience Didn't Walk Out on Him;
Booth Tarkington Discusses the cos
mos: Riley and color.d barber
BoyiooJ o! the Hero: MiltonIc Angels
Not Herrick blossoms; The Author
Goes Wool Gathering. The Euemiilacv
OF pajamas: a Farewell From William
Marion Reedy; Mrs. Joyce kIlmcr nj
Walnut HILLS; r. v Lucas Fools chi
cage: Maternity and Climate; To san
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Dandruffy Heads
Become Hairless

II you want plenty Of thick, beau
tifui. glossy, silky hair. do by all
means get rid of dandruff, for il will
starve your hair and ruin II il you
don't
1t doesn't do much good to try to
brush or wash it out. The only sur.
way to get rid OF dandrun is to dis
solve II, then you destroy il entirely.
TO do this. get about four ounces of
ordinary liquid arvon: apply il nj
night when retiring: use enough to
moisicn the scalp and rub 1t In gem
tly with the finger tips
by morning, most if not all, your
dandruff Will be gone. and three or
-FOUR more applications will tom-
p!etcly dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace of it.
You will find. too. that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop,
and your hair will look and feel n
hundred times better You can get
liquid arvon at any drug store. II
IS inexpensive and four OUNCES is all
you will need, no matter how much
daudruff you have. This simple rom.
,edy never faiis,-,Adv.
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en-, manner AZ the author has
elem, 'n s"nr .ne c r ana other an
many sources tor ms material; low
claim to i,imGourg or or the friction
Mr. Edwn nj og hnut eHnidrhs o ia ~ ~
l,,s,ra,i IONS ;, ,un,h,.r ~ .. hicp I,,,i,..
around I" .,nst hv ,ha HIM ,,. ny
sotnniv fnrnI ~ ,'nx.i ", ,,a,,n,
If mny,hinp M. s.ns"n -. ~, aon,,, :,
I'm :,tira,.ti Scn,.s. and ,,nr,.i.r;,v
-
mn, NO, "a. r,,, o., 80,
TIE lDIL OF THE SPLIT HAM-
The practical and romantic Gle
pniraiiy 81 set ane for,h @it i'm mani are Eua
SraiiohS from photographs ana draw
ihHs'
LIVE AND 81: YOUNG. By Vance
Garden City. y. +. 80 -
Once upon 4 time MIR. Thompson
wrote book on Fat and Grow
Thin: nov he gives us an equally
suggestive study of the possibilities
-.-e .'''"'"s 'ou"s :
THE BAIRNsFArliEH CASE A.
Tried Pnfnra rn., - ii-i, tiS
by Hruce l.airnsfat e IusDE; roa Dciensn
bv Vi. 4. Mutrh e; =, i,,,n..,s.,, u,.,.i
New York. '"''h sons
ord ,,y tha ,..,r, an,9o.oEr ,hpnica, reg
nations Iat,rh wi,h h;s S,,u.1,,a
INC comedy ~ ,v,r ,nI ~. 800. 10 W.
illustrated with his drawinrs' =
..o
,>.r, r,,
IN. ~ So LIZ; AiSER ABDicATES.
~, ,n. "Lory 81 me Death 81 the Ger
wn,,,,,iin T,i, anu ahn birtn OF The
- Mii.s B11ut"n Yale University
Nv ii.ven.
=, ""o't 81 accouh' 81 the emu
a.. ~. 49, maI a. ~ cainr - 'srhany ),
,hc German rulers ana the German
pcop''.
,t,.nr.> ,,.,
,.E NN ~ ~, 80 - -, ~ EHLltiiJ-
- ~ =. w oii,-p. Mofai Basis OF
".,nr,.,,ff,GGe LOT fe!cr; By hsnry
-, ny .oeHip.r' =. ~ y. iul-
""i. 'ois ~" iork.
UT essaSs eouchine upon various
rnp Ji "a tns pIesen. post var sociai.
a"u industrial SITUATION.
u,nE,,o.c,~,I
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are real boys. active and cntcrpris-
ing. with love Tor wholesome fun
and adventure. In the North woods
they lind both, and through curious
and diverting experiences they learn
much about the fascinating and UNI
Continued on Twelfth Page)
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IN two things: First that the famous
collection OF modelled PORTRAITS
under the name of Madame Tussauds
mas its roots in the greatest, period
ton: second. in that the complete ana
growing record has passed through
SO maHy changes and has yet sur
viycd."
cAlUs GRACIOUS. BY odin Greg.
Org Boni a. l.iveright. New York
This thrilling. soui-stirring over
"hclming poetic tragedy of love and
lust faith and betrayal. and victory
IN defeat. has amazed the English
ever cultured pcopl. meet. There is
= splendid Introduction by Theodore
Dresser.
SHORT LIFE or MARK TWAIN
brothers, New York.
Since Mr.. Paine treated 50 credit
ABLY and with such positive and in
Innate knowledge. the life OF Mark
twain In an extended biography
there has been increasing demand for
a shorter volume about Amcrica's
foremost philosopher and humorist
Nowhere does the author pass judg-
mcnt upon Samuel Clemens. He deals
with him AZ the most interesting ng-
urc in our literary life. To us n.
makes anew the warmth OF kindii-
ness. the vlvacity OF temper, the wit
the pathos Of this man we love That
is az IL should be: book fashioned
after our own hearts. We hav. ac-
cepted Mark Twain and ". do MOI,
want critical analysis--which per-
chnhc" would be a poorly conceived
personal opinion--but what ". most
want 10 read ahou, our accepted hu.
moris; is "a record OF his life. hi,
work. his hopes and his struggles
Air. Paine has accomplished just
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this. and though In condensed and
mandy form. ne has preserved all of
the charm Of his more extended work.
Through succeeding chapters We see
Twain As the real Tom Sawyer. the
boy adNcnturer. the cub pilot. the
Cotnstock journalist. the lecturer. the
writer. and in all the very human
personality and kindness Of this great
man.
THE CROPPING; GIANT. by Wal
Ter Adams Brown. Jr.. Yale Press.
New Haven.
An analysis III tn. present situation
IN Russia. Mr.. Brown finds three
psycholog teal factors at work In that
turbulent country-The Masses, the
BolshcvistS and the IutclliEentzia.
Russia Is today q vast laboratory
~iih its sccthing. restless people
stepped in the destroyiu.: Influences
of revolution. But on; OF this con
dition shall arise forces to make a
petmnnen: ana enduring government.
Mr.. Brown attempts To tell US which
OF these factors and which forces are
likely to stabilize Russia.
TWO BoYS IN EEAvER-LAND. Hy
Miior kadciyTc DnEmore. Doublc-
day. Page Co. New York
Two boys visit. Beaver-land. They
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WITH THE DOJGliEOY *
FRANCE. \ Few Chapters Of an
American Effort. by Edward Hunger
FORD. The Macmillan CO, New York
chronicle OF American achieve
m.nia Ia France and especially OF the
work Of the Red Cross
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BELGIUM? OLD AND NEW. BY
George Wharton Edwards The Penn
Publishing Co., Philadelphia.
The Martyr Kingdom IA thoroughly
described; It's people. their history,
art Industry. customs and character
Mr.. Edwards lived In Belgium for a
number Of years and because OF that
experience is able TO show us Belgian
life from the belgian point Of view
Political differences are discussed and
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THE PASSING LEGIOSS. How tho
American Red Cross Me; the hIueri-
can Army In Great Erltain by
George Buchanan F!tc. The MacmiI-
An account Of American Red Cross
work in England.
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SAND iIOI.i.ER. ~ Belle Kanaris
Mandates Reiliy N go. ChIr,po
| Character story Of a small! rural
town hy an author whose "Ainar.iIy
of ciothesiln. Aii"y" stiil is reIne,n-
bercd with Il smile.
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Don't stay bilious or constipatcd
with your head DUH. your stomach
sour. gassy. upset. Take on. or two
Cascarets tonight sure for your liver
ana bowels and wake up clear and nj.
Children 10y. Cascarets. too. No
sripins-no Inconvenience. 10. -, 50
Cents.-AIv.
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TRUE TALES OF THE WEIRD A
record Of Personal Experiences Of the
Supernatural. Ey Sidney Dickinson
with an Introduction by X. II. Sict-
ION. and "A prefntory No;c by -. a.
Tuhby. Du!iiei &. 20. New York
lscports ~ actual experiences in
solvlns apparliicns and other super
natural mani fcsr IONS
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QrEERFUL wlDGET. by Willis
New York
Eleven tales OF a strange land and
curious people. illustrated with black
and white drawings
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agement. drainage the raising of
grams. forage and soiiing crops. vcge-
tables. fruits, poultry, live stock. bees.
nairyins. the arrangement OF build
inss. eng Ines and tools the repair
shop, roads. financial matters. book
Keeping. etc.
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AND THE KAISER ABDICATES.
the story Of the Death Of the Ger
man Empire and the Birth Of the
Republic Told by an Eyewitness Hy
) Miles BOuton Yale University
Press. New Haven
An observers account Of the end
OF the war az IL came IL Germany,
the German rulers and the German
people.
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THE lDYL or THE SPLIT BAN
EOb. George Parker Holden. Stew
art Il Kidd Co. Cincinnati.
The practical and romantic ole
n.nts Of the art OF angling are gra-
phically set forth. with many Iilus-
traiions from photographs anu draw
ings,
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MADEMOISELLE OF CAMBRIA BY
David Skaats Foster The Frank
lin Book Co, New York
scenes and episodes of lie among
the French during the great war
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AMERICAN LIBERTY ENLIGIiT-
ENlNG THE WORLD. Moral Basis Of
a League for Peace. by Henry
Churchill Semp!c, 3 j. q. T.. Put
nains Sons. New York
Four essays touching upon various
aspects Of the present postwar social
religious and Industrial situation.
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TIE WOMEN al. THE SOUTH Is
WAR TIMES Compiled by Matthew
Page Andrews The Norman. rem
ingtor Co, Baltimore
diary o.. events and experience.
especially AZ they were witnessed and
pnrt!c!i~Ncd In by Southern women
during the period OF the civil War.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

LIVE AND BIZ YOUNG. By Vance
Thompson. Doubleday. Page IL Co..
Garden city. y. y.
once upon a time MIR. Thompson
wrote book OH Eat and Grow
Thin: now he gives us an equally
suggestive study of the possibilities
OF growing old and remaining young.
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Interesting stories touching the life
OF SANDY. in the city Of Saint Francis.
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TIE EYES OF INNOCENCE. By
maurice Leblanc. The Macauiay Com
phny, New York.
Story Of a beautiful and unsoph!s-
ticatcd young woman. posing as a
WHO" Tor conventions saac, who
escapes plots and snares ~ the
strength OF her own purity.
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IMPULSES. By Harriet Holmes
fiasictt Tho CornhIIl Company.
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THE BAIRNSFATIiEH CASE AZ
Tried Before Justice Busby. Defense
by Truce I'airnsfather. Prosecution
by ". y. Mutch. g. H. rutnaTn's sons
New York.
humorous autobiographical rec
ORR BY the cartoonist who made the
The comedy ~ war and the warriors
illustrated with his drawings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

THE HANDBOOK FOR PRACTICAL.
FARMERS. Edited by Hugh Findlay
with the cooperation Of wcIl-known
experts. H. Appleton & Co. New
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10

bitches, R. A. Gray's "Gray Eagles Chloraine."
 Bull terriers: First, E. E. Clark's Earthquake" Special prize, Ben Davis 'Descanso Reina-"
 Boston terriers: Special prize ''Macy's Sweetheart" of the Saborn kennels Best opposite sex, 'Sanborn's Sensation"
 Fox terriers, smooth: Special prize, F. F. Peck's Sabine Racery-" Reserve and best opposite sex, F. F. Peck's ~Cuyamasca Music Box"
 Fox terriers, wire Special prize for best wire dog, Breckenridge CarrolIs -Stdlaw Smasher." Reserve, Milton Mensaca's -Vertex Vandal"
 Irish terriers: First, H. M Robert sons "Sidlaw Shindy-" Reserve, Judge A C. Bakers -Sidlaw Sure Mike-"
 Bun dogs= First, Knight Errant of Anoakia-" Reserve, R. w Leonard s Model Knight" Special prize, White Knight of Anoakia-" Best oppisite sex. D & RAbb's Lady Wanagel."
 Bull dogs, mianiature: First, John Matthew's 'Bett"
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10

classes of breeds being finished yester- day afternoon. People who attend the fair will have their last opportunity of seeing the show this afternoon
 Many particularly fine dogs arc en- tered in this years dog show, among them some of the finest bluebloods in the southwest Almost all breeds are represented, from the tall, aristocratic Russian woIfhounds and the huge mas tiff and St Bernard down to the little Brussels Griffon and toy dogs A nun Der of the dogs in the show arc from tho famous Anoalzia Kennels of Mrs- Anita Baldwin, having been sent here in charge of Chris Shuttleworth, editor of the Kennel Advocate Both Mr- Shuttlsworth and James Ewins of Los Angeles, judge of the show, have joined local experts in declaring the show 8 very good one.
 Results in the judging at the show yesterday were as follows:
 Atredales= First in dogs, ~Bgver5 Hills Speedster," owned by N A Pabst of Beverley HiIls, CaHf Reserves, White irkN Tyrant,~ of the AnoaIin Kennels. Best opposite sex, c. C. Elm merits Queen Victoria" First 1T
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10
START ID SELECT PRIZE WINNERS IN
 DOG SHOW AT FAIR

ne Copper State Kennel clubs dog -a'~ ~ Inc 1920 state fair. admittedly 'ne oest eOg show ever held in ArizDns
 ~ cesne co a close this afrsrnocr ser tnree oRys of complese znrces.
 co'el1ding feature of the show vz511 ne parade of all prize winners hotb -9 ne show and for each breed at a
 -eSk this afternoon in front of the s ~o ssAnt, each dog being sponEured Fhoenix society woman.
 r1nAl tndEfng of the dogs-ana tbern -. so0is or the hest dogs in the coun-
 v. me Show-wfn take place this morning. the judging in the var;o1,s ,s
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10
ANNOUNCE PROCRAM
 FUR ARMISTICE DAY

The memorial to be held by the legion at the srano ra1r Thursday morning will be very simple, al- though nothing will he lost in the sin cerity or solsEnnfty csE the service The program win begin promptly at II a. m- and all those who wish to be pres ent arc most cordially urged to be in their seats in the grandstand by il o'clock.
 The grandstand win be thrown open to the public at 10 without charge for admission.
 The program follows
 "Amertra" -----------------
 .-----Led by hand, audienre singing lIrIToduCfDTy
 Arnold B1umentha1, post commander 'Tdsa1s of the Legion" ---
 ------Burt Clingan, state commander special muSto -.------.------ City band Address --.------..--- Governor Ca1nben MemnriRL:
 Tn Flanders Fields" -...-----.---
 Sung by Mr. Lahigh
 Plartng of flowers and draping of
 flag in menurium.
 Invocation .-..-- Legion chaplain
 Taps. -Bugler, high school cadets
 VOlley- National guardsmen Of honor
 The members of the legion will be assisted by the high school cadets, the national guard, mounted, and by the city band. The colors of the 18th in- fantry and the S40th F. A. will be ap- propriatefy guarded by guards of honor from the above organizations. The public is most heartily urged to be present as tribute to the heroes who Sleep in Flanders Field"
Arizona republican., 1920-11-10
ONLY BEGINNING

Mrs. Neighbor-I saw the doctors automobile standing in front of your house this morning. Who is sick?
 Little Edwin-PHps.
 Mrs. Neighbur-Is he very sick?
 Little Edwin-Not yet. The doctor just started to come this morning. Detroit News
Evening star., 1920-03-21

H HYATTsvILLEj7 ROOMS AND BATH;
rold rater omen fireplace, hardwood floors. por-
celain tub in Kitchen, large attic. large porches
barn or garage. large enough for three cars ns :
shade trees: lot 1O5x15O. Address Box 4os,
or phone 215-M. Hyattsville. Nd.
CHURCH ST NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Three-story brick. rooms and bath; southern
exposure new furnace and gas range large iot
property. Cash. $500; monthly, $50. Price,
81, 800.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
ARMSLEIGH PARK
Adjacent to and North of
Cleveland Park.

All d e ia c h ed homes
ready for occupancy. Five
styles to select from.
Large individual lots, e to
8 rooms, tiled bath, laun-
dry. hot-water heat, elec-
tricity and gas, oak floors, Q
open freplaces, steel and
stone foundation, slate roof.
Terms to responsible pur-
chasers. Accessible to CEN
ter of city in IS to Is min
utes by motor or either car
line.
To inspect-Take Chevy
Chase car to Albemarle ST.,
go west to 38th ST., or take
Wisconsin ave. car to Win
dom st.
Sample House Always Open
R. E. Hamilton, Sales Mgr,
AIS 3oth St. NV.
On Premises.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
Price, $4,000.
4CHEVY CHASE
Our Prettiest Suburb.

A brand-new home on Leland
ST., containing rooms and bath
with all the modern improvements
Of hot-water heat, gas and cleo
tricity. The house has q slate
roof. sleeping porch and every
thing that makes for comfort In
the suburbs. This home has never
been occupied.
Price only $1,000.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-H0USES
Continued.
Corner Home on the Heights.
10Th st. seas Mes.ee: sisht ia,Es.
1O6.
Price, $500.
Northwest Home-P St.
Convenient to the o Street market:
eight rooms, bath3 furnace heat;
terms.
Price, $3.50.
Semi-Detached Home-4th St.
Near Stanton Park me-: sig rooms,
bath; latrobe heat and in perfect con-
% be easily " Installed. This property is
part Of an estate.
Price. $4,5OO.
Near Union Station.
easy terms can be arranged.
Price, $3.50.
On the Heights-Small Home.
GEORGIA AVE-; nve rooms, bath;
latrobe heat: front porch: lot 140 feet
deep. Cheap at the
Price, $3.50.
BANES REALTY CO., Inc,
9O4 18th ST. PHONE MAIN 22s2.
Evening star., 1920-03-21
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1884 H st. NV. Phone M. 1OZS:

Price. 11,5o0-SPECIAL-A positive
hargain that will be sold quickly.
An entirely detached house. ipracti-
cally in town. on q large 10Y ~ os
138 IT. This house Is modern. IN
fine condition, contains ten rooms
and bath, hot-water heat. electric
lights hardwood floors and garage
holding five cars. Possession given.
Price. S, 1904 REAL HOME-Individ-
ually built, semidetached, facing
Lincoln Park. two-story brick.
having hot-water heat, electric
lights, instantaneous water heater
and other modern improvements. The
whole house is in beautiful condition.
has four large bedrooms on the sec
ond floor and is a home that you
! would be proud to own. Owner is In
: the house.
Price, $.10O-PETwORTH-A very
cheap house. desirably located, that
we can recommend as very good
value. There are six rooms and
bath, hot-water heat and other mod
ern improvements. Very reasonable
terms Of sale will be made.
Price. $12,ooo-wOODLEY PARK-One-
half square from Conn. ave, on
very desirable street. A type of
house that is seldom offered for sale
in this neighborhood. The house is in
beautiful condition and contains ten
rooms, two baths, hot-water heat,
electric lights and has double rear
porches. Plenty Of room for garage
and the owner will give possession.
Price. s., 5,0oO-CoLUMBIA HEIGHTS-A
home that is very low-priced and
really cheap enough for a specula-
ton. 1t is very well located, con-
tains six rooms and bath. has fur
mace heat and gas light and is TWEEN
~ feet wide. We urge you to in
spect this promptly, as 1t will surely
be sold in a day or two. Terms.
Price. SIS, 6,000-CLEvELAND PARK
In one of the most attractive loca-
tions and offered for sale for the
first time. 1t Is beautifully planned,
in fine condition anc contains ten
rooms. two baths. open freplaces,
sleeping and breakfast porches. Sit
uated on a large lot with a garage
and the house is thoroughly equipped
with screens and metal weather
stripping. This Is wonderful home
and must be seen to be appreciated.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc
122A II e% ., Df,11 NJ 1n0C