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Connecticut western news., 1920-01-22

! Grange and land of H. M. Dunbar and estate of Walter P. Dunbar, and Sam Foreman, and West by land of Isaac Ruben, containing eighty acres of land more or less, with dwelling house, barns, and other buildings thereon. ...E..
 The second piece is bounded North by old highway called the ''Northrup Road"; East by said highway and land of Horace M. Dunbar and estate of Walter P. Dunbar, deceased South by said Dunbar and West 'by land of Isaac Ruben; containing six teen acres of land more or less.
 The third piece IS bounded North, East and South by land of Bragg and Israel and West by land of Harry Rothstein; containing ten acres of land more or less.
 Also an undivided one half interest in and to the farm occupied by said Horace M. Dunbar, situated in said Ellsworth Society, in said town of Sharon, bounded and described as follows, to wit; .L . T lISJ f1IdCI 10 pOulluSu ANOl Iu by highway leading easterly from resi- dence occupied by Horace M. Dunbar to East Street; East by~land of Harry L. Johnson; South by land of Harry and Olive Johnson and West by old turnpike. -t
 The second tract is bounded North by highway leading westerly from said Horace M. Dunbar's residence, lands of the Ellsworth Burying Ground Association, Estate of Wal ter P. Dunbar and Isaac Ruben, West by land of H. F. Chafee Co.,; South by lands of said II. F, Chatfee Co., and highway leading to West Woods, and lands of Mrs. William Brewster and Harry L. Johnson; East by said old turnpike; said two tracts Contain ing in the whole one hundred acres of land more or less, with dwelling house, barn and other buildings thereon. -t.z . Q. The third tract known ac the Bras tus Lord farm is bounded, East by old turnpike, and land of the estate of Walter P. Dunbar; North and West by land of the estate of Walter P. Dunbar; South by highway leading Westerly from residence of dorace M. Dunbar; containing thirty acres of land more or less with dwelling house and barn thereon.
Connecticut western news., 1920-01-22
How Tuberculosis Spreads

Farmers Bulletin No. 1869, issued by the U. s. Department of Agricul- ture, should be in the hands of Con- necticut farmers who are fighting tu- berculosis in their herds. Elimination of bovine tuberculosis not only will help the public to safer milk but will bring profits to the dairyman by in creasing the efficiency of his herd.
 "The tuberculous COW is the great est source of danger to healthy cat tie" reads the bulletin. "Any react ing cattle not promptly removed from the herd constitute constant source of infection.
 "Tuberculous cattle, sooner or la ter,. begin to give off the germs of the disease.s These germs escape by the mouth, nose, and bowels, in the milk, and other discharges. The discharged germs are carried in the air for a time until they fall to the ground.
 Animals in adjoining stalls may take in the germs in the feed they eat and thus contract the disease. Continuous water troughs in barns containing diseased cattle are a source of danger. Drinking holes containing material from infected animals are likewise dangerous.
 Failure to clean and disinfect the premises occupied by the diseased cattle constitutes another source of danger. Infected milking tubes and the practice of feeding calves with raw milk from tuberculous cows are other means by which tuberculosis spreads in a herd"
Connecticut western news., 1920-01-22

At a Court of Probate holden at Sharon, within and. for the District of Sharon, on the 18th day of Janu- ary, A. D. 1920. E
 Present, Willard Baker, Judge.
 Estate of Frank Gorlich, late of Sharon, in said-District, deceased.
 Died December 11th, A. D. 1919.
 Upon the application of Caroline Gorlich, praying that an instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of said deceased be ad- mitted to probate and that letters of administration be granted on said estate as per application on file it is
 oRDERED-That the foregoing application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in sharon, in
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Connecticut western news., 1920-01-22
Things Looking Up tn Serbia.

There are many evidences of better Ing conditions In Belgrade, Serbia. Bel grade university opened short time ago. The American Red Cross Is now erecting barracks to house the students during the summer.
 Tn the spirit of the people there is a marked change for the better In the last few months. Social gatherings are more frequent, and few moving pie ture theaters are In operation.
 Shops In the city are gradually re- filling with stocks. Prices are high. Reports from the interior indicate a large grain harvest with a possible surplus for export in South Serbia. These reports have had encouraging ef- feet on life in the capital.
Connecticut western news., 1920-01-22
Notice

2 The Board of Relief of the town Of North Canaan will meet at the Pcobate Office, town hall, Canaan, from 9 to 8, Monday, February End. 2 George K. Goodwin
 W..J. Hatmaker
 Edward S. Roberts
Connecticut western news., 1920-01-22
What Feed is Cheapest?

Farmers, as rule, feed their poul- try the grain that is cheapest on the farm that year. Many poultry specialists and most small poultry keepers use their favorite poultry feeds without considering either the quality of the supply or the possibili- ty of using cheaper substitutes.
 Under normal conditions, corn is the cheapest poultry feed, in nearly all parts of the United States, say
Connecticut western news., 1920-01-22
Notice

The Board of Relief of the town of Canaan will meet in the Select mems Room at Falls Village on Tuesday, February Sd, at 10 a. m.
 Henry West
 Daniel Scoville
 Arthur Gibbs
 e Board of Relief
Connecticut western news., 1920-01-22

butter in similar way in other apple buildings. Apple pie made with layer of finely shaven cheese over the seasoned apple and baked in the usual way is liked by many who are fond of cheese served with apple pie.
Connecticut western news., 1920-01-22

a..- oan. \ wora ads. .hrine. auiSk
Evening star., 1920-07-15
McKEEVER & GOSS
I4o5 Eye St. Main 47sz
Harvard ST., Columbia Heights.
S2 S22so-Ssoo Cash, Sax Month.

Harvard ST., Columbia Heights.
$3,85o-$5oo Cash, SIS Month.
Ittr1ctive broom and bath colonial style
home, looks like new and owner will entirely
repaper; front porch and yard: also back yard
and paved alley. We think this 10 4 splendid
buy.
New York Ave. NV.
$5,85o-Easy Terms.
In q good residential section between North
brick home with large front yard inclcsed BY
fence; well arranged rooms and bath: In
good condition; very convenient to downtown
section.
E St. S.E. Near 18th.
$4,ooo-$5oo Cash.
Brick residence of rooms and bath. front
and back yards: alley; a very well built and
can be arranged.
Near Western High School.
$5,5oo-Easy Terms.
splendid Offering in this delightful home
ing plant high elevation; convenient to cars.
stores, churches. etc.
On Pa. Ave. Near Wash. Circle.
$5,25o-Easy Terms.
or for remodeling for business; nush with
sidewalk and only one step up from sidewalk to
main floor; newly papered and painted: room
for garage; present lease expires Sept. I. 1870.
HARTUNG
3oI Southern Bldg.
Main no
Evening star., 1920-07-15
b. b. PINN,
On the premises.
Phone Col. e58I7.
SATISFACTION
PERPETUATED.

Buying a Home isn't for the
moment = and many features
should be taken into considera-
ton location; character Of
construction; future prospects.
These new 'Brookland Homes
will qualify in every respect.
Brookland itself is a delightful
suburb-most convenient of all
to the city-and yet containing
within itself every factor Of COM
munity life - schools, churches,
stores, etc.
These new Dutch Colonial
and Bungalow Homes - wholly
detached-we are building en-
body features which our expert
|ence has taught and our study
of the real attributes of a home
has developed = making them
not merely "modern" but really
perfect in conception and con-
struction - Homes that are
adaptable to your requirements
and that will contribute to
your fuller enjoyment Of life
They are in our neighborhood
at the terminus of the Brook
land car line-I2th and Michi-
gan Ave-Samples OF both six
and eight room Homes are
ready for inspection any week
day or evening. Delivery can be
promised in from three to six
weeks.
NOT OPEN ON SUNDAY.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Incorporated Established. 1899.
No home like ours
Woodward Building,
Suite 1893.
18th and H sts. NV.
ARMSLEIGH PARK
A community Of
high-grade Cottages
and Bungalows.
1t can never vary from its
present refined atmosphere and
established standard.
Located just midway between
Cleveland Park and Chevy
Chase-about the choicest of de-
lightful suburbs.
Six and eight roms and bath
wholly detached; fully ap-
pointed with hot-water heating
system; gas range, electricity,
etc. Plenty OF grouna, plenty OF
light and plenty OF air.
Open for inspection every day and evening.
Wonderful homes for the price
Phone Cleveland 1890
Or come out to the Park ONCE
Take Chevy Chase cars to
Albemarle Street-walking west
or Wisconsin Ave. cars to
Window Street.
R. E. HAMILTON,
Owners Representative.
Armsleigh Park.
X A KENNEDY & DAVIS BUILT HOME,
Near 9Th and ne. POSSESSION.
Modern and up to date in every detail: Pitts
burgh heater; newly papered and painted:
fully screened; six rooms and bath; hot-water
heat: electric lights; PORCHES. s., 800.
CHAS. W. STEERS. 1920 n. Y. ave. NV.
l5s
VACANT. ON COLUMBIA ROAD NEAR SOL
diers' Home Park-8 rooms and sleeping porch
water heat and electric lights. Price. S.. 600.
on very attractive terms to responsible pur
Evening star., 1920-07-15
SS.7m.

of city: this house IL In perfect condition: the
heating plant and plumbing have been recently
inspected and found o. K: the rooms an
large. bright and cheerful. and you will -
long way before you ind 4 better house 70,
considerably morp money.
McKEEvER & G0ss.
1405 Eye Street. Main 4752. r
Evening star., 1920-07-15
Suburban,

Reautiful detached, 2-story home, located IN
highest part Of Somerset; q exceptionally large
rooms and modern tiled bath. reception hall.
open fireplace: electric lights and hot.water
heat: mahogany and white enamel trim
throughout house; large porch. front and side:
room for garage A bargain at s. 80.
MckEEvER 4 GoSS,
1905 Eye Street. Main 1852.
Evening star., 1920-07-15
Chew Chase-SIono.

g fine rooms and modern tile hath: semi-de-
tached. on lot 16o feet deep: electric lights.
hot-water heat. hardwood floors. colonial front
porch, breakfast porch. sleeping porch. ma
hogany and white enamel TRIM tapestry brick
fireplace, beautiful electric fixtures: house less
than 2 years old and in absolutely perfect con-
dition Very attractive terms.
McKEEvER q GOSS.
1905 Eye Street. Main 4752.
Evening star., 1920-07-15
FOR SAIE-H0UEES
C6ntlhoeA
Tel. Main 1910.


PRICE, $l0,5O.
Near 18th st. and Scott Circle; q vefy de-
siraole situation for dewAtown home q
three-etery brick house haviAe IL reemb md
bath. open nreplacee; the whole hosfse IN heat
tifM condition throughout; deep lot b alley,
with room for garage. Possesston will b. given
and house can b sold % tarmS Of 81, 500 cash
and moathly payments.
PRICE, $12,5O.
In Chevy Chase 4 little or from Conn. Ave.
4 convenient situation and home that should
interest yoH; fully detached, Of Individual COO
and green shutters. There are 9 rooms ANa
bath, hot-watef heat electric lights. potehes
and 4 gafage. Poese&sion any time.
PRICE, $4,000.
On Rhode Island ave. just on from 18th
non resilient owner has tsRt put a very low
price on this property. There are IL rooms, Q
baths, hot-watef heat and electric lignts. feu
one in which rooms could be rented.
PRICE, $500.
West Of 18th st. in Columbia Heighta; q
splendid square and 4 most convenient loeA-
tion; . two-stofy. Groom brick hoNse. heated
with hot water, having electric lights, q deep
lot to paved alley and thefe ID q garage. You
can See this house At any time poseessioa will
be given and convenient tefms OF sale made,
BOSS &
Evening star., 1920-07-15
Near 10th St,
McKEEV VER & GOSS,
14o5 Eye st.
Northeast Bungalow.

One Of the most beautiful homes in northeast
section Of city: completely detached: on lot
;0xi3o feet; modern improvements: beautiful
electric fixtures: nne heating plant; dandy
rooms and hath; space for saraee. Price.
81, $50. On very easy terms.
McKEEvER 4 G0SS,
1905 Eye Street. Main 4752
Evening star., 1920-07-15
The Finest Home in
SauI's Addition

Completely detached, on corner lot, 60x110:
. story. basement ana attic: every modern
improvement: porch on two sides over 50 feet
long. This house must be seen to be appre-
ciated, and We strongly recommend that ron
investigate this offer. Can be bought for less
than SIS. 900.
1405 Eye Street. Main 4752-
Evening star., 1920-07-15
Columbia Heiphts-Ss. zoo

There Is not . better Groom ana hath house,
in 70 FAR az concerns present conditions Anl,
general construction, in the city Of Washingtnn
today. This house is Of gray pressed brick,
construction: has 8 hne. large bedrooms. mp,
to-dAte ba this, beautiful lighting nxtures gas
range that would be Z credit to $eo. 900 resi5
dence; porcelain sink: edge-gfain hoorE. A
house OF this kind speaks for itself and merelye
to see is the best Argument In its favor
MckEEvER 4 GOsS, =
1405 Eye Street. Main l752, .
q. = n
Evening star., 1920-07-15

S1AN NUN
z13 14th St. NV.
Mt. Pleasant.
$I3,5oo.
On Kenyon st.; IL rooms and baths: hot.
water heat, electricity. hardwood hoors ara
trim: screens, awnings; one-cAf sAraee; y
foot paved alley.
Near Georgia Ave.
$500.
rood broom Z nd bath house; convenient to
cars. schools. stores, ETC.; hot-~Atef heal, gas;
rear porches; alley: space fof garage.
Georgetown Heights.
$,o5o.
Located in . charming environment. shoft
block from car line. A two-story brick, OF
rooms ead bath, electricity and sns: hardwood
0oors and trim: front and double back pofcheH;
xoace for garage. Immediate possession II bold
this month.
Near 10th St.
$1I,5oo.
An artistic brick dwelling in the vicinity Of
water heat. electricity, front ana double rear
porches; space for garage. The houee is 10
excellent condition and possessiou will be given
SHANNON
zI3 14th St. NV.
Evening star., 1920-07-15
PetWorth.

large house on nne lot lao feet desp, .hAvs
ing every modern improvement: broad fronf
porch double rear and sleeping rofches; elet.,
tric lights and hot-water heat; screens throuens'
out: space for garage wide alley. ThfF
house is being sold at very attractive price Il
effect immediate sale. n
1905 Eye Street. Main 47h3. >
Evening star., 1920-07-15
Main 47s2.
Mount Pleasant.

Of Mt. Pleasant; just papered and rennished:: i:
has colonial front porch. double rear ene'
sleeping pofches. electric liehts. hot.watee'
heat, screens and Awnings throughout: large
lot, 100 feet deep, with room for kAfaee -.
paved alley. Price, $11 900. This is O. bafeAin..
McKEEvER 4 GOSS. :,
1405 Eye Street. Main 47s2.
Evening star., 1920-07-15
& BRAWNER
Incorporated.
DUPONT CIRCLE
SECTION

oLS L lON.
Ten rooms and two baths
hot-water heat; electricity; large
lot, with space for garage. In
excellent condition. Owner
leaving city and will give i'm
mediate possession. Price, $12,.
500.
CAPITOL HILL.
Near Capitol and office build
ings, on B street ne. Ten rooms
and two baths; in excellent con-
dition; hot-water heat; large
yard. Well adapted for renting
rooms or large family. Imme-
diate possession. Reasonable
terms can be arranged. Price,
$500.
NEAR NEW INTERIOR
DEPARTMENT.
Semi-detached house, seven
rooms and two baths; large lot
in good condition. This location
improving in value constantly.
Price, $3.50.
NEAR 18th & PA. AVE. Sc.
Well built colonial house, six
rooms and bath, front porch
large yard, with room for garage.
Near car line. Immediate pos
session. Vacant. One of the
best values in the city. Price,
$4,5OO.
Frank. 7485. 914 18th St. NV.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER,
Evening star., 1920-07-15
ToR sAtx-HoUSEs
PHELPS,
1905 H St. NV.
PRICE SlA 500

PRICE, $l4,5O. -
In Chsvy CAAse. right at the Circle asd juat
en ftcm oehn ave. home tat e.s Ms 49, - !,
tache1 house colonial style: hAvinK foehAs,
and hath hot-watee heat. electric lteM0 end q !
garage. We would like to show yoa tAts pfeoF,
effy night away ~,
PRICE, $il,5W. =
Army oficee leASine city has just pat MT
complete home On the mafket For eAle q i've.
etnfy house, having bedrooms cad haN -
secoad ncof. Thefe In also setvAAt'e rom 49,
complete bath house has hot water heat elee-e
tric lights concrete potches. bsilt.in fefneefat
tor, nfeproof nfage possession given. 81
PRICE, $500.
On Capitol Hin. Glove to the CApatoa AAd LA...
bfafy; q large brick he0se. vacant aed ~ unS
coalition throughcut. There ARE IL roones =.
batAfvoms and hot.watef heat. owner VII ees
eept Si.b0o cash and convenient moathly rAss.
PRICE, $12,5W. ~
Columbia Heights home that can be sold
on terms Of &, 500 cash and moathly payment4t
q three-stosy house having large rooms and
bath: heated with hot water: having electric .
lights, inlAid dooss, front and rear pefches Ahez
= estase for two cars. You will be rieasrd wttAr.
this house. rou should look at II promptly. ..is
pHEl .PS 10
Evening star., 1920-07-15
POSSESSION.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Inspect 1910 18th st. NV; new; rooms
bath, attic; modern: location ideal. Price is
rieht: terms can be arranged: 18th st. car line
For sale by any broker or THRIFT BLDG. CO.,
owner. 20s
FOR SALEON r ST. NE. NEAR n. CAP.
8 rooms and bath; furnace heat: possession
80 days; price. 1000: good cash payment re-
ouired, H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO., 1914
At NV ov 7th and H SITS. ne.
FOR SALE-BEST LOCATION IN PET
worth; nearly new 7-room and bath, colonial
porch house; hot-water heat; electric lights;
very large lot; price only g. $50; reasonable
terms; possession. H. R. HOwENSTEIN CO..
1914 st. NV. or 7th and SITS. ne.
PETWOkTH. ONLY 1880. TERMS.
Modern six-room and bath home with deep lot
to alley. POSSESSION.
CHAs. W. STEERS. 1870 n. Y. ave. NV.
l5s
"a 18th NE16 ROOMS. BATH. LATRORE;
vacant. "a. 100; half cash. By Owner. $40 9th
AZ ae l5s
WANT 10 SELL GROOM BRICK HOUSE, q
st. near 23rd st. NV; price. 5000. F.
NDDLETQN. KELLOGG bldg.. 14l6 e. DeA
Evening star., 1920-07-15
SHANNON & LUCHS,

& LUCHS,
Main 2345. /.
14th Street Terrace. {
$I2.5oO. 9 :,
Detached: four bedrooms and hath. sseond
6oof; unhnished rooms. third Aoof: n0t--.
water heat, electricity. hardwood 0eofs eno
trim; stucco-over- brick construction. :
Brightwod.' s.
5000. /.
Six rooms and hath. vapor heat electric.
lights front ana double rear porches. hard
vryod noors and trim; space fof farake: alley
occupied b. owner; immediate possession. 4
Saul's Addition. ~
$I3J5o. ~ S
truly beautiful home on large lot near
1ath st.; the house has stone foundatt0as-
stucco finish; 0 rooms. hot.water heat. hard
woo,d noorr, electric and gas lights, etd.; mag.
ninc4nt shade trees: ample space for gafAke.
Downtown. :
$3.50.
An unusual house. containing rooms Ana
bath hot.water heat. electfc liGhts. hard
wood ntofs. front ana double rear porchAess,
deep lot to wide alley; immediate possesssoo. :
& LUCHS, :.
..---. Main 2345. )
Evening star., 1920-07-15
WAREHOUSES;.
ron aAIE OR RENT.

WAREHOUSE, BRICK, FOR SALE OR RENT;
200 IT. foor space; 151o12 Eckington pL
ne Opposite B. o. terminal. Apply 70
Room 42l kellogg bldg. Phone Main oo0.
Evening star., 1920-07-15
Vacant.
1903 Crittenden St. NV.

This is q very attractive home. built By a
prominent builder yrs. ago. who knows how
to build Z good home. The entire home has
Just been redecorated. which makes Il brand
new; 1st noor consists Of q large living room,
dining. room with French door and windows.
Breakfast porch. kitchen, extra large pantry.
with built-fn refrigerator and kitchen cabinet:
and 2 floor consists Of I bedrooms. built-in bath
lights. The house is on corner Of an alley,
having a frontage Of Il IT.; deep yard to alley
you must inspect; Price sfe, 500 Terms can
Samuel Shapiro, 5l2 Bond Bldg,
18th and New York Ave. NV.
sth 81; NE. NEAR F-C9NvDNIENT TO
car lines: rooms, BATH furnace heat:
vacant: vacant immediste INN M G possession. Keys at Office.
Price $500: 5000 cash, balance monthly.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.
1914 st: nv. or 7th and II SITS. ne.
1NvESTMENT.To SETTLE ESTATE WILL
sell three brick houses: rented n nesr 4th-
As whole. 81 Mr.. PARKINSON, 1900
1417 SHEPHERD N.w-EQUITY IN NEW
home. Owner leaving city. 1es
Evening star., 1920-07-15
THE HOME OF HOMES.
Tel Main 434O 14O6 St NV
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS,
I4oo New York Ave NV
Phone Main o8
Mt. Pleasant.
Phone Main %.

Mt. Pleasant.
$II,5oo.
JUST OFF 14th ST. This handsome home
hAa just been newly painted Aand papered; II
contains ten large rooms (thfee hoorsl and
two baths, hot-watef heat and other Improve
ments; ample room for garage; Terms.
Close to Union Station.
$3.50.
THIS sBMI-DDTACHED HOME IS VA
CANT: II has six rooms and bath. hot water
heat, electric lights; stationary laundry tubs
servants toilet, coal bin and storage room in
basement: also metal garage for two cars;
splendid terms.
Columbia Heights.
So, 500.
$3.50 cash and s8o q month WILL BUY THIS
BARGAIN: there are siH rooms ano bath. H.
". h.. statioaary tubs and many other mceefn
conveniences. Many other Attractive Textures
which will appeal to tou.
Takoma Park.
$500.
A COMPLBTELf DETACHED STUCCO
HOME, with seven large rooms and hath: bot.
water heat and electric lights; plenty Of fSem
for garage: terms that are easy TO meet. Tnls
house IL worth much more than this. but fos
4 quick sale price 10 ~ above.
Brooklar
A BRAND.NEw srucCo HOME, never
splendid furnace, elec. lights ana gas; vAcA!
and $50 q month; ample .arage room: II fs
VIII LA M S
x.11 h1>... ",
Evening star., 1920-07-15

NORI H TAkOMA.
Nearly 2 Acres. A Real
Bungalow.
BLOCKS 14th ST. CAR LINE.
One of the most attractive suburban homes
We have ever offered. A real bungalow, with
large. rooms, bath, yapor heat, electric
with laundry. storeroom fruit cellar and lava
tory. Beautiful lawn with ornamental shade
and shrubbery. An abundance OF all kinds Of
fruit. Fine garden land. Good 2-car garage.
This property is a real bargain at 81, 500. Any
reasonable terms considered
McLACH1,EN BANKING CORPN,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and g.
Main 432. Evenings n tOS6tJ
Evening star., 1920-07-15

Immediate Possession.
Must be sold at once; rooms, bath, INV h. !:
every convenience: near Naval Observatory,
H. w. OFFUTT.
Wisconsin ave. and st. Phone West 900
NEAR 18th AND EUCLID; IMMEDIATE POS
session; newly decorated; 10 r. and b.; h.w. b. !;
$11 600: terms.
Near 10Th and Park road; vacant: hand
somey and newly decorated; 8 r. and . b. /;
cleo lights; extra big lot to alley; SO, 750;
terms.
Petworth: one of the most desirabiy locate
corner modern residences; only SO, 500; TERMS
many home features.
Houses and investment property in all Sec
fions. a. bargain prices very easy terms
For quick. satisfactory services, see us.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Evening star., 1920-07-15
Main 47sz.
Park Road-Detached.

%,25O-Easy Terms. sss
Near Soldiers Home Park. q corner resf.-:
dence, brick construction; g large rooups
tiled BATH hot-water heat. spacious poeches,-
nice yard front. side and rear; in splendid consf
dition: vacant and ready for immediate occu- 3
pancy. a.
Allison ST, Petworth. =
$o.ooo-kasy Terms. q:
Semi-detached: brick and stucco home, sft.S
uated on a good size lot and having rooms =
and bath: heated by hot water: porches; room " :.
for garden; can arrange low monthly payment. !
Near Adams Express Office andor
Union Station.
$5.ooo-Easy Terms. -.
Thoroughly modern brick residence Of d ~
rooms and tiled hath; hot-water heat: electric
light: garage; good size back yard; wide alley; =
also front yard -.
Chevy Chase, D. c. 70. n.
$II,25o-Terms. -
rooms and . baths on . floors; hot ot-vatep =
heat; electric light; In perfect condition; va
cant. =,
c St. NE. Near 9th.
%,5OO1$1 900 Cash. 80
o-story brick Of 8 rooms and bath: good six, /.
front and back yard; within / square OF public :
school. cars and stores. ptf'
Z GIBBONS,
18th and H SITS. NV. as
2z2