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Milford chronicle., 1920-12-03

tance cannot be too strongly pleaded
in behalf of thorough and systemat-
ic training. When carried into prac-
tical operation its correctness will be
seen in a higher standard of general
/ intelligence. The man whose mind
has been properly trained, acquires a
self dependence, which places him be-
yond the influence of the trickster. IL
I is the ignorant, those whose passions
and prejudices have grown up like
rank weeds. that are the fitting instru-
ments OF those, who would sacrifice
truth and Justice to advance their
own selfish schemes.
I Education makes us wiser. happier,
better. II extends the horizon of our
vision. II develops mind. II strength
ems character. 1t widens the boundar-
les of our enjoyment. II opens new
fields of thought. 1t reveals the beau
ties of the past 1t gives us the fruit
ion of the present, and toreshadows
the blessings of the future. 1t is a
permanent investment, which can be
taken from us only by the Power that
gave it, Ii is capital always repro
ductive when judiciously used. 1t is
passport TO respectability the world
over. Education exalts. ignorance de-
bases the mind; the one raises us in
the calm majesty of thought to the
contemplation of the great duties OF
life, the other sinks us to the grovel-
ing pursuits of existence.
Resourceful, responsible men and
women are needed in every calling,
and only such will fill high places in
this age of science and varied and
wonderful achievements. The men
that are conducting the large enter
prises for the amelioratiOn of the hard
conditions of life are clear-visioned,
warm-hearted men of education. The
men who have made two blades of
wheat grow where one grew before,
and so have increased the value of
farm products million of dollars each
year; the men who have gathered the
SHOWS from the mountains, and from
them send sparkling water coursing
through the deserts of the west, until I
now they breathe sweet incense and 1
bring forth rich fruits in their sea-
sons; in every department of the
worlds work, the men who are doing
the work worth while are educated
men.
Not a part of man but the whole of
nan should- be cultured into con-
iistent and harmonious manhood by
education. For what is man? He is
l spirit, belonging by his origin and
lestiny to an eternal order. He is
with faculties which enable
lin to perceive, to remember, to COM
,ine, to think. to reason. He has with
n him a capacity for loving and en-
Dying the true. the beautiful. the
rood. BY the use or misuse of his
lifts, mans life is blessed or desolat-
d. The man whose life is full of re-
Ources for innocent happiness is not
Ialf so tempted to resort to debasing
'leasures.
Upon the right culture of mans mo-
al nature all depends. For it is in the
mans moral nature that the power
esides to choose the right or eternal
2 good and reject the wrong or eter-
ally evil. No genius. no industry, no
can compensate for the
lck of moral character.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-03
BRIDGEyILLE BOY SUCCESSFUL

Leon E. Donovan, of Bridgeville, is
the proud possessor of a handsome
gold watch presented to him by the
National Duroc-Jersey Association as
an award for winning sweepstakes on
his Duroc-Jersey pig at the State Fair
in Wilmington, September, 1920. Leon
has been an enthusiastic pig club
member for several years and this is
only one of the many prizes he has
won for his faithful work. He was one
of the six boys from Delaware to win
a trip to the Eastern States Exposition
at Springfield, Mass, this year. 1t is
boys like this who will make the fu-
ture farm bureau work attain its
fullest possibilities.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-03
LEWEs STUDENTS VISIT FARMS

The agricultural class of Lewes
high school inspected self-leeders for
hogs on Mr.. Thompson's farm, near
Lewes. The discussion of proper
housing and feeding devices for swine
were taken up first in class as a reg
ular part of the work, and continued
on the field trip where actual self
feeders for hogs were in use. The ad-
vantage and disadvantages were
pointed out by the instruction during
the discussion. Field trips of this kind
are a legitimate means of teaching
practical agriculture as fostered by
the Delaware State plan for vocation
al education.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-03
GEORGETOWN GIRLS
HAVE SOCIAL CENTRE

The Georgetown Sewing Club, held
Thanksgiving Social at the home Of
their assistant leader, Miss Mae Cor
dy. Each member invited one guest
and a merry group was gathered to-
gether.
The entertainment committee: Mary
Jones, Helen Pepper and Florence
Greet, had very interesting program
for the evening, including recitations,
songs, games and an original play.
This club holds weekly meetings at
the Child Health Centre, and the mem
bers are doing some very fine work
under the direction of their leaders,
Mrs. John Jones and Miss Mae Gordy.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-03

About 100000 boys and girls, com
posing nearly half the school popular
tion of the United States, are members
of the Junior Red Cross. which is help
ing the children Of Europe. while at
the same time it is doing an important
work here at home. Kalitan Chetwof
who wears the engaging smile shown
in this picture, is the son of an In
dian guide and trapper. He is the
youngest Junior living in the ncighbor
hood Of juneau, Alaska-and he sends
greetings TO fellow Juniors of the Unit
ed States.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-03

q EEKING poster which correctly
presented the typical American
daughter in her present day at
titude to the Church, the art directors
of the Interchurch World Movement
chose the painting of Denman Fink
This serene, calm-eyed, wholesome
young woman was selected as the type
a. of the daughters of America being
1saA-- red under the influence Of the
>atian Church. Mr.. Fink's painting
noi-ler here pausing as though !
chrvsantbeTor her parents to join in re-
AZ short note complete membership at
flowers this y this place Of worship. one
or call at mn efiyes of the Interchurch /
ers, Milfor4 In which the evan
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-03
GRAVEL HILL

Thos. Steel had sale on Tuesday
and will remove his family to Mil
ton.
The new cement road is now COM
pleted to this place from Mr. John
Rogers farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Martin were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Veasey
at Redden Thursday.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-03

Mr. McSorley of Hollyoak, Del, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Walter Jefferson and family and
James Jefferson moved to Milton this
week and Mrs. Arthur Donovan and
family now occupy his farm.
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-03

Education means the dra~'ng out
and development of all the human ia
cu7'es and the preparation of the man
or oman for the duties and respon-
--ies of life. 1t is moral. mental.
. hysical. a well-rounded educa-
ioA prepares for life in its highest
sense. by training the mind 10 observe
accurately and reason justly. by
ming the hands to perform deftly
NOfeltever they may find to do. and
ing the heart with the spirit OF love
Milford chronicle., 1920-12-03

Boys and girls who learn early TO
take proper care Of their teeth,
throats, eyes, ears and stomachs, have
made long step toward healthy
manhood and womanhood. Through
its public health and nursing serv-
ices. the American Red Cross aims
eventually to reach all school children
with teachings regarding disease pre-
ventlon and health promotion. Here's
school nurse treating a little girl
for sore mouth, at the same time i'm
planting a valuable lesson In teeth
brushing and proper diet.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-08

always will depend deal where merchandise than others for the goods with larger overhead Some satisfied with small All these things kept mir
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-22

Ashmead Place, Facing Park.
$11,5OO. Terms.
Charming colonial-style home Of rooms and
tile bath; hot-water heat; electric light:
cement porches front and rear; nice back yard
to wide alley: beautiful outlook; high-class
section.
Columbia Rd. at Conn. Ave.
$21, 500. Terms to Suit.
Beautiful stone-front residence formerly &C.
cupied by the French commission; contains 8
spacious rooms; baths Mushrooms: vacant
and newly decorated throughout There is
some solid mahogany woodwork and some Of
the finest hand-caryed wood and stone work
that money can buy: would make a charming
home and is adaptable for PHYSICIANS Office
and residence also.
Mt. Pleasant at 10th & Col. Rd.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
o rooms and bath brick residence. having
hot-water heat; electric light; 20-ft. frontage:
good condition; occupied by owner. who will
E St. Sc.
$4,000. $500 Cash.
An attractive little home of rooms and
bath; brick construction nice back yard and
front yard; can be purchased on easy monthly
payments. Our statesmen say this is the best
proposition Of its kind in Washington.
H St. NV. Bet. 4th and 5th.
$3,675. Terms.
Brick bldg 30-foot front; containing 6
rooms and bath; located near the intersection
Of Mass. ave. and st. Monthly payments
to suit can be arranged. Property is within
easy walking distance Of downtown business
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14o5 Eye St.

Bargain-Suburban Home.
$4,000. Terms.
Located in 18th st. Highlands. of Wash
ington's finest suburban sections. close to cars
stores schools rooms on floors; hot water
rear; lot 75-foot front; room for garage; sleep
ing porch; ready for possession.
New Colonial-S Style Home.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
6 fine rooms; tile bath: hot-water heat; cleo
tric light; hardwood floors; colonial front
porch; large screened sleeping porch; cold
ley: located in splendid white residential
section.
Near Dupont Circle.
I. $3.50. Easy Terms.
rooms; bath; furnace heat; gas light: back
yard. The rooms are spacious and well ar
ranged: the construction is excellent: located
in the heart of Washington's finest city resi-
Dental district.
English-Village Bungalow.
$1,000. Terms.
splendidly arranged rooms; large tiled
bath open fireplace; porches on three sides;
south and west; vacant and in perfect condi
ton. This is special offering.
18th St. at Columbia Road.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
two-family fiat. which consider is the
best buy in Washington in this class of prop
erty; located in fine home section: conven-
rooms and bath downstairs; rooms and bath
above: thoroughly modern; presents a fine ap-
pearance.
HARTUNG
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VANA4N
$500: 2-family apt !; one square from 14th
vacant ) rooms and bath. first floor. rented
S45 no agents. Col. 430s-J.
So s ST. NW.-6 ROOMS AND BATH AND
tlcuble garage. So Quincy place ne. rooms
and garage; steam heat; $1,000. OWNER. 80
Quincy place NV.
$50. 0OO-ON CALVERT ST. NEAR THE
bridge; a wonderful home; II rooms. baths;
s bsieR garage mage possession with title
$15. OO0-On b st. me-: corner brick; II
rooms, Q baths; INV. heat: strictly modern; a
fine rooming house; possession with title.
$8.950-On Upshur ST. near Georgia ave-; 6
rooms, tiled bath; h.-w.h.; electricity; 3
porches: very large yard: fruit; garage: pos
session at once.
s.. 25O-On Kenyon st. near Georgia ave.: 6
rooms bath; h.-w.h.; strictly modern; garage
for cars: possession with title.
baths; garage for cars. This is some ROOM
ing house. See it.
81 .s5O-On Seaton st. NV: rooms, bath;
modern. See this.
1.5oo-on Longfenow st near Georgia ave-;
buff brick; rooms. tiled bath. h.-w.h. and
electricity; stationery tubs; porches; pos
session with deposit
$7,350-On Eye st. near LIST NV: rooms
bath; furnace heat; immediate possession; fine
condition.
Sc. s5O-on 18th st. ne. near Lincoln Park:
8 rooms, bath; h--w.h.; electricity; 8 porches;
garage space. Act quick on this.
$6.300-On Irving st. near Soldiers Home;
6 rooms bath; furnace heat; large yard; ga
S.. 5oo-FoR COLORED; on Euclid: rooms,
bath; furnace heat; never before offered to
oolored; possession with deposit.
II you want home at once see us for i'm
mediate possession. We can arrange terms.
WIN. h. McGRANN CO..
7CC nth at
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FOR SALE-HOUSEa

In Best Section Northeast
An exceptionally nice s-room home on floors
Newly papered and painted. Reasonable terms
can be arranged.
Six-Room and Bath Home on
Kentucky avenue s.e.-Lot. 1sx137. Price,
$3.50. A good buy.
A Very Unusual Home on
Hazard St near 18th TS9. n erS
condition throughout; brick garage on rear:
splendidly arranged for subletting: present
the income Reasonable terms can be ar
ranged. Price, $4,000.
An Apartment House North
west-Contains apartments Of rooms "a and a
each Now rented for So. 800 per year. No
janitor service required Only expense OF
When h Ia IS Very nominal 4 splendid oppor.
tunity to own an apartment which will pay
for itself. Price. $4,000
Downtown Store and Two
rooms on first floor: rooms and bath on sec
ond floor and rooms and bath on third floor.
vestment or business property.
Thre e-Family Apartment
Contains rooms and ba til each Now rented s
for 500 per month. Located IN good north
west section. Price. $1,000.
Send for Our Complete List
of new homes. including properties in Column
bia Heights, Chevy Chase, Cleveland Park and
the northwest sections.
in few days Of six eight-room
the best section OF Columbia
shed will be so different from the
that every one wanting a home
SAGER,
923 Fifteenth NV.
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
Excellent Groom Home ne

Excellent Groom Home near
l4th and Park road-Electric lights. 20 #.
wide. First-class condition throughout I'm
mediate possession. Price, $1,000. Reason
able terms can be arranged
Within 20 Minutes OF the
downtown section-spendid 5-room and bath
HARDWOOD floors. Price. $8. 400
Near 18th and Columbia Road
Attractive Groom and bath home. Hot
water heat to Electric lights. Hardwood floors.
Two Splendid Groom Homes
ssh ye,y Nice er ga1d viii be-
accepted.
Six-Room and Bath Home
on Massachusetts, avenue. downtown-Price.
$500: $50 cash, balance monthly.
Send for Our Complete List
Of new homes, including properties in Colum.
the northwest sections.
An Elegant Groom Home
improvements House vacant. Can he
bought for $500
On 18th St. N.W.-A Beau
t tifnl Broom and 2-bath home: Hot-water
$4,000. Will accept small property as part
payment.
Six-Room Corner Home in
High View-Hot ter heat. electric lights.
stationary washtubs: house completely fur
nished. The price of $500 includes furniture
and all equipment.
Watch for our announcement
houses, p feet wide, located il
Heights. These homes when fni
usual commercially built house
should see them.
CHAS. D
Main 36, Main ~.
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BOSS & PHELPS.
Tel. Main 1910.

PRICE, $7,OOO-IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; A
modern six-room and ba tn colonial brick house.
heated with hot water, having hardwood fOors
front porch. twostory rear porches. toilet and
wash trays in cellar: space for garage.
PRICE, $6.3OO-IN MT. PLEASANT, WEST
Of 18th street; an ideal situation for a home
colonial type. six rooms and bath. hot-water
heat. large front porch. rear porches and
deep back yard. This house is vacant, and
very prompt possession can be arranged
PRICE, $6,OOO-TERMs OF SALE, $500
cash and monthly payments Of $35 each for
a six-room modern brick house in excellent
from First, in BloOmingdale. Inspection of
the property can be had at any time, and pos
session given.
PRICE, 10000 TWO-STORY AND ATTIC
eh-foo" HOUSE. Tour nearoons ana sleeping
of alley; very large lot with plenty of
garage space. The house has hot water heat
electric lights. Owner leaving city.
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2733 ONTARIO RID. NW.-1O RMS. BATH:
steam heat. electricity. built-in buffet. hall
rack. parquet floors; cement cellar. with laun-
and flowers; terms. only 81 $50 cash required.
bal. easy. Key at 2735. Or will lease.
1926 8 st. n.w.-Individually built home, 81
feet wide. IL rms. baths, open 6replaces;
magnificent closets; 2 ground porches: deep
lot to paved alley; terms, only $500 re-
ings to $50.
81 Z st. n.e.-1o rms baths; h.w.h.;
easy. Or will lease.
1884 Riggs place n.w.-e largo rooms. 2
lot to paved sieS; about ,s SO Cash rsGu Sss
Owner. 1884 Rigs plaeA eN.
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HARRY E. GLADMAN,
500 PA. AVE. Sc.
LINCOLN .346

LlNOOLN O4O.
Terms can be arranged for the following
Maple View st. s,e.-s-room frame. BATH
porch front and back. cellar; deep lot. ga
rage; Possession; $3.50.
18th and T SITS. s.e.-six- room frame. water.
gas; iatrobe heat; two extra lots; 81. 800.
1lth st. near s.e.-6-room brick. bath, Ia
trobe heat; frst-class condition. S4.750.
Ind and Pa. ave. s.e.-6-room brick. bath,
cement cellar; hot-water heat: brick garage;
IS 800; $500 cash. $50 per month.
N: Car. ave. 18th st. s.e.-6room
prick; bath. latrobe heat; room for garage;
9TH st. near E. Cap. st-1o-room brick;
pay for itself.
room for garage; possession; $500.
furnace heat: cellar. possession: $500.
house; bright and cheerful; 1850 Possession.
n. Car. ave. near 18th st.-6-room brick.
bath. front porch; $3.50; $3.50 cash. $35 per
It'll St, near G st-5-room frame. bath; CO.
loniai porch: brick garage; S. 80
q st. near 14th s.e.-6-room brick; cement
cellar; furnace heat; $500
l4th near st. s.e.-6 rooms. brick: cement
cellar; furnace heat; room for gaLage; 500;
pered and painted; $1,000.
cement block bungalow: cellar. furnace heat.
colonial porch and sleeping porch; acres;
trio lights; hardwood finish: colonial porches;
excellent condition; chicken house; garage;
concrete street: $500
COLORED.
st. near 3rd-6-room brick latrobe heat;
deep lot TO paved alley; 5000.
18th st. near c s.e.-6room frame, water,
gas; lot 23xll7 to 2o-ft. paved alley; $1,000.
d st. near 14th s.e.-6-room brick; bath: to
wide alley; So. 600.
st. near 7th s.e.-s-room frame: s.. 900.
Eye st. near 4th st. s.e.-6-room frame, 2
lots; side and rear alley: s. 100.
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
3O6 PA. AVE. Sc.
LINCOLN 346.
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MASS. AVE HEIGHTS

MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS.
BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF WASHINGTON
FACING EAST AND S0UTH-HOLLOW TILE
CONSTRUCTION-SLATE ROOF, one of the
best built. most modern and attractively de-
signed homes offered today at the price. Large
living room, with open fireplace. dining room
buffers pantry, bedrooms, sleeping porch,
large modern tile bath. hardwood floors
throughout; h.w.h.. cleo lights: servants tot
let. Adjoining ground on sides available
One of the most attractive homes and situa-
tons available today. Immediate possession.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G..
Mo;r
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& GIBBONS.
18th
Main 100, Main 373.

SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
WOODLEY PARK,
$4,000.
Owner leaving city must sell this magnificent
home; first floor contains rooms and pantry:
second, rooms, 9 baths third, rooms, 2
porch; hardwood floors and trim; screens; avn
ibgs; alley; built-in garage; immediate posses
sion.
10th ST. HIGHLANDS,
$1,000.
A Groom and bath detached house. between
14th and 18th sts., in 18th Street Highlands
large lot; house has hot-water heat, hardwood
floors and trim, and is vacant; immediate pos
session.
PRINCETON HEIGHTS.
$4,000.
A beautiful home, thoroughly modern and
completely equipped rooms and bath; heated
by hot water; electric lights; front and double
rear porches Of cement; sleeping porch, 20 it.
wide; house screened throughout; bult-in ga
rage; 2O-foot alley.
BROOKLAND,
$3.50.
A very attractive home only one square
from Rhode Island avenue cars. -Four rooms
and bath on first floor. bedrooms on second !:
hot-water heat, gas and electricity; deep lot
At this price this bungalow is a bargain.
SHANNON
713 18th St. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


wOODLEY FARk-MOsT ATTRACTIVE 10
cation in Washington: overlooking Rock Greek
Park: 3 stories, rooms baths. h.-w.h.,
electricity. instantaneous heater; asbestos COW
cred pipes; beautiful lots. paved alley; room
for garage; frst-class condition: owner occu-
pant, leaving city. Apply on premises. .236
Cathedral ave. 23s
WAKDER ST NEAR PARK ROAD-ELEC-
h ie light a het-w ssas heat; price right for
THE PROPERTIES ADvERTIsED UNDER
P PnPnns ARE HsT4 DA Al. ,ds ~
ness perso1al and prompt attention.
WHITE.
1897 " st SIS rooms: frame; gas: e 900.
b. brick; gas; furn.: $4,000.
h. VII: gas: So. 500 ' - ''o''' -
Sio Varnum St nw e 90 rms. bath: e'ee'
X st. n.e.-Brick; II rms. b.; latrobe: gas.
81 600.
1417 2cnd st. n.w-11 rms. b.. brick: h.w.h.:
&C ncrese cellar; newly painted and papered:
17l7 DE Sales ST. nw.-Brick. 10 roomA
baths: yapor heat. $1,000.
%51-51h Tennessee ave. n.e.-2-family nat,
a sss%s bath each BRICK yearly rental $500
9P st. me- rms. b.; latrobe: gas $500
72s 9th at. s.e.-Brick: rms. b.: latrobs:
CoLoRED.
;, ;scSa =, ct a;o n.w.-Briek; rna. b.:
1874 seaton =; n.w.-Brick: rms. b.:
rms; rec. hall: B.: latrobe: gas. $500:
SI7-is Va. ave- se-Brick and franz. g 900.
AS Delaware ave. s.w.-Brick: rms.. rec.
hall b.. gas; electricity: furn. IS $50
1906 st n.w-6 rms: brick: lot 5oxloo:
1868 2s 9, $. ,oo nw-Brict and frame: rms.
u go o. St. n.e.-Brick: gas: rms. b.:
2ss $500 G. St, s.w.-e rms. b.: sa's
7Is 18th st. n.e.-Brick and frame: 0 rms.
III D st s.w-e rms: latrobe. 5000.
1855 9Th st; n.w " Oh rms. rec. hall.
4os Fla. ave nv story brick: 7 rms. b..
Large lot to I5soot sleS room for sas
1903 Benning, I'd. n.e.-e rms. b.: brick:
ls11 9Th St nw-Brick, rooms b.. gas.
1876 and 1ss Francis st. Sc: brick = rooms
each; in excellent condition; $1,000 each.
$500 Newton St. Mt. Rainier. Nd. twhite)-
New, 8 rms. b. bungalow: ami: metal ga
rage; lot soI 5oxi5o: possession session. $3.50.
s4th St. Mt. Rainier. Md. twhite)-vA.
CANT: rms: rec; ball B.: STORY frame:
Del Ray. Va. (whitel.5 rms. b.. steam
heat; garage; e, let sI,,v =; 500.
Store 11th and ste n.w.-Store and three
rooms: fve-room house adjoining. brick: ex.
cellent condition: IS. 900 for all.
PURCHASED on REASONABLE TERMS.
| SPECIAL-We need houses. List now for
| quick returns.
BRADFORD & CO..
Main 5S77 335 Southern bldg. Maiu 5670.
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$4,000
Just north of 14th and Park I'd. A very at
tractive Groom home a corner. containing
two baths, hot-water heat. electric and gas
light. hardwood floors. double back porches.
screened-in front porch: double brick garage.
This is a very good value. and can be bought
on a substantial cash payment.
$1,000
Another good buy north of Park I'd. we'll
arranged 7-room and bath brick home with
hot-water heat, cement cellar under whole
house, front and back yards; plenty of room
for garage front colonial porch and large
double back porches. This home is in excellent
condition Terms.
$1,000
Near Sixteenth and You SITS. A fine Groom
and bath brick semidetached home. with fur
mace heat. cement cellar front porch. front
and back yards with room for garage. In
mediate possession. Easy terms.
$3.50
Near Bloomingdale. An excellent s-room
and bath brick home. with hot-water heat
This is wonderful bargain. Exceptionally
easy terms.
$3.50
Downtown residential SECTION. A very good
value in a Groom and bath brick home with
furnace heat, large cement cellar, good front
$3.50
In northeast close to northwest. large
Groom and bath brick home with furnace heat
cement cellar, back and front yards, wide al.
ley. owner desires quick sale and will sacri-
fee at the above price. Very good terms.
$3.50
In Bloomingdale. very good buy in a G.
room and bath brick home with double back
porches, large back yard to wide alley Easy
terms.
]. DALLAS GRADY,
302 Maryland bldg,
l410 H st. NV
Afas,,