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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-04-01
Political Science Committee

1t is the desire of my heart that YOU
may all acquire knowledge of gov.
ernmental affairs and exercise you
tremendous influence to make be er
laws, to cooperate and further good
citizenhsip, child welfare, and in gen
eral promote and insure justice, equity
and happiness for all. Each club
should give at least thirty minute at
each meeting to the study of polit al
matters such as party platforms. p' ty
organization, international relations,
law enforcement, state laws relating
to women and children in industry,
taxation, public school system, the
care and management of our peal,
charitable and educational institute $,
and any and all questions that 10
before citizens of either large or 81 all
cities and towns, always reniembe lg
that principles are greater than pan es
and issues greater than persons. Ye
must not only vote the ticket prep. ed
by the leaders in the party of ur
choice, but we must get into the h rt
Of political things, and help make 1t.
forms and see that only persons of
principle and character are nomin eel
end elected to office. The enforcen mt
Of our splendid prohibition law il of
vital Importance.
In order to free yourselves for the
great political work which lies be ore
you. let me beg of you to revise all
constitutions that forbid the discus on
of politics, for let me assure you that
every question worth while is NOR or
less in, olved in that all-embrac ng,
magnificent word, which savori of
Gods loving thought and intent as he
taught on Sinai the principles of elf |
government. May the Oregon wo nen
be the most intelligent of the mill .ons |
of American women that shall soon be
Finally, sisters, please appoint a
chairman of Political Science in YOUR
clubs and let me hear from her Of your
Yours for good government,
Maria L. 7. Hidden,
Chairman.
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ing every spot of vantage whera
pleasant view might otherwise be Oh
tained. Two laws have been passed il
England to curb this nuisance. One
provides that no billboard may be
erected where it will interfere with 4
view. The other prohibits signs
against the skyline.
France has taken the expedient OF
taxing the signs to death. The rate
increases with the size of the bill
boards. City, state and national laws
are necessary. He adds, 81 have foun
that civic associations, particular,
those of women, seem to be the on
organizations with sufficient couraes g.
tackle the problem. Through thei a,u
legislation has been obtained in Gin
cinnati. Memphis and St. Louis are
planning similar steps,"
On the west side Pacific Highga.
leading into Portland overlooking the
beautiful Tualatin plains, the view Is
marred by the unsightly billboard. We
suggest that each one. of the federated
clubs throughout the state take this up
and make it special part of its work.
The State Highway Commission ot
New York has issued Ia ruling fol oio
ding the erection of political tigi J
along the highways and state property
We call attention to the fact III
the Oregon State Fair Board has gone
on record against fair ground corces
sions of games of chance and exnib.-
tions of doubtful morality. This shouI
extend to state. county and district
fairs and be means of providing lsgil-
innate amusements.
Suggestive questions for civic woi
for individual clubs in their own loes.-
ty:
What does our town need the most?
"Shall we all keep better lawns ard
parkings?" "Do we keep our vacant
lots free from weeds?" "Is our public
camp grounds in good condition?
Have you 'fyless city'?"
What about public bubbling drinking
fountains?"
Ella M. Hendrick,
Chairman.
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Ciyics Committee

At this season there is in the air evi
dence that the cleanup mover EN-
is becoming more popular every EAR
If we as club women are intereste il
clean and beautiful state we thal
not confine our efforts to our towI 10.
cality. There are many things that
we as federated clubs can aceomp ish,
if each club works to that end. This
year especially, we should bear tn in
mind and see that each town is joining
in the cleanup movement. The ma
tional convention of Mystic Shri lers
meets in Portland in June and will
bring out not less than rs. 600 delegt tes,
and many of these will visit various
parts of the state and it behooves u as
club women to see that our towns and
cities are ready to receive them. Sa-
lem, our capital city. is making her
plans to have a "spotless city" by
painting all her bridges white. The
Chamber of Commerce Of Portland has
adopted the slogan, "A Smoke less
Summer, and this would be fine sio
gan for every man, woman and caild
to adopt. What is more Disappointing
to our tourists, who have heard of
beautiful scenery than to come and
find it all obscured by smoke.
Another matter the clubs should take
up is the billboard nuisance along our
highways. Mr. Joseph Pencil. in lit
erary Digest. January II. 1920. sp sss
in decided protest against the unsi ,ht
ly billboards and advertising gns
across the country, occ1py-
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Woman's Social Science Club

The regular work of the Woman
Social Science Club of Silverton for
the year 1888 was of necessity
greatly interfered with by war CT .ai-
tions. Although as club we lave
not done any real war work. each al-
vidual member was doing her sha e
either independently or in alliance " III
some other organization doing reg an
work along that line. Such being me
case, we had planned to hold fe ~er
meetings than usual and even SOM of
these had to be omitted on account If
the epidemic. However, our intere It
did not wane and our meetings men
held were we'll attended and interest
ing. Our club has always been inter-
ested in civic improvement and last
year saw the appointing of com t.
tee which has been working wit a
similar committee from the city council
for the beautifying of our city park.
Our city library also comes in for
share of our attention. 1t was tn, III.
rect result of the efforts of our lab
members and has always been u Ter
our care and protection
Each year we subscribe at least to
the Scholarship Loan Fund. Doubl ess
the most important item of our last
years work was the raising of $7z So |
for the Armenian Relief Fund d. q. |
The committee having been unab to
secure Silverton's quota through he
regular channels solicited the al of
the Woman's club with the above re-
suit, which far exceeded the neces aiy
Grace II. Callister,
Secretai
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Christian & Missionary Alliance

Sunday School every Sunday n rn.
ing at 9.45. Preaching at IL. Y, ing
Peoples Society at Up. m. Expos DRY
sermon at Sp. m. Everybody welc, ne,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-04-01

Demand from your groceryman
Blended Purity Flour" and Shamrock,
Cerpals. Made in Hood River bv
Highland Milling Co. istf
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$500.

New bungalows In Mt. Rainier. and also
ss 600 Also new bung lowB In HyattsVille,
| Md. $1,000; cash payment $1,000.
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$3.50.

South Of 4 St N w.--Almost q down
town location; s rooms. furnace heat; new
hir -rised lot to a sO-u. alley; room for
double garage, which would, " bUilt, pay
most Of the Interest on the whole property,
~, 900 cash immediste possession.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc
1884 Fl st. n. w. Main 1923.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
S1O.500.

4 modern brick house rsntsinink
rooms and bath on noors; hot
water heat, electricity: built-in
garage; VACANT.
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ron sAlE--HOUSEs
$3.50.

On Maryland ave. N. H.--s-room house'
electric lights. snd In nne condition i'm
mediate possession; one OF the nnest loes
tons In the city: convenient 10 different
car ltnss and schools, stores and churches
keeping roomsrs Nvill pay Tor this good
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RIGHT AT SAUL's ADDITION
$1,000

A semidets ched brick containing
8 rooms, Q baths; front ana sleep
ing porchcs; hot water hest; eleC-
tricity: hardwood noors and trim;
wide, deep lot; garage.
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PRICE. s7,0G0A very cheap home well located in Pet
worth: t~o-s:o-y house situated tho corner OF
aliey having six and BATH large front porch,
deep lot and garage owner removing from city will
give prompt possession.
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ss.5OO--A Home That Is a Home.

rue rooms. hot-vster, gas, hardwood
esk floors. hardwood hnish: besUtiful tie
bath; pantry. servants toilet, wash tubs
In the cellar; plsstered ceiling In cellar;
colonial porcbes; double new brick gsrsge.
vith cement roof: located near the House
office building and the Capitol and the Pa
ave. street. cars, and on ono of the widest
and shadisst streets in tho city; Will hsy.
&c be seen TO be appreciated.
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PRICE 50 oco-on street. North OF PARK road owner
will siye prompt possession az desirable tNo,s,oS
oolonsI having and bath elective hxhts
large front porch and there 10 double brick Safaso
inspection any time. Easy terms
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J. ID. GARMAN.
District Nat Bank Bldg.
WANTEp-pRopERrY

7 desire to purchase at once a hons
in Pstworth or Soldiers Home section.
cen make substantial cash payment.
BDN A-95. Times office.
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ron SAlG-H0ueGo
ron oAlG-NoUoEe
Telephone Main 4340.

PRICE, unO-yaeapt house I3th street In cnlunIeiA
Heights; q very cheap home and that viii sell
auio4ly excellent situation There sr rooms and
bath, hot water heat Possession at once.
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DAHLCREN TERRACE.

a completely detached bungs
low: modern and well constructed
throughout; hot-wster heat; elec-
tricity; front porch; VACANT.
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FOa sAlE-HOUsES
Nl.bOO.

Two-family apartment on one Of tho
mcst te4utifui eornsTs In the n. h.. mod
ern heating plant, large slsepiBgS
porrhGs. bvilt-tH garage UudeT the porch
With heat b. a. rhis property NII hsve
10 be seen to bs appreciated. Convenient
10 different street ser llnaa -tors-
chUTches sBd srhoois. About 5000 Cssh.
balance on easy t'Tms.
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In BrookIand . room. house. hot.watci,
Electricity; d~ta. Il hrne with right
lsigc lot 81 500 g.. in IN almost perfect
condition.
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S7ooo--s-room house In the s. e., on Eye
street. for eolored: large lot. 36xloS; wood
frame; $500 cash

sl,50o-For colored. op 3sth at. George
town. 1900 cash. This Is wood fran.'
house in very fine condition.
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$1,000.

In silver Springs. Md: eight rooms. hot.
water heat, electric lights, large attic. Ce-
nent cellars. electric range; lot 5pk2SO
feet convenient to cars.
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PRICE s6soo-In Mt Pleasant. west Of 18th street; a
story. brick houiG sN bedrooms. tront
porch two story rear porches paved alley In OF ol
Owner In house, anxious to make quick ssle ana WI
give prompt possession.
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SHANNON g. LUCHS,
COLUMBIA HElGHTSN
$1,000.

"A beautiful modern dwelling,
complete In every detail, s rooms
and bath; hot-wstsr heat; cleo
triCiiy. deep lot to alley.
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$1,000

$1,000
on vide svenue IN the NORrHEA5r;
near LINCOLN PARK; attractive nome Of
rooms and bath: h. W. b, - newly psintsd-
oven
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streets; splendid homo OF Il rooms and
baths; 7 bed rooms and unusually large din
ing room. This house has h. ". b. and
BEST buy In MT. PLEASANT today.
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on ~ 81. ~. VA great. good, large
home; hot water heat; almost a downtown
IL cation: keeping roemers will pay for THU
home. All cash above the trust.
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Immediate Possession.

ZOO Il st. y. E.-S-room house. baths;
ono of the finest and most beautiful cor
ners in the N. T.. > large porches built
in garage under ths house. with steam
heat in il. See it before you buy good
hon,
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IIVattSNillc.

beautiful hungalrN. Hs. Just been
completed Five rooprs. ",CCtrt'. hEht 2,
pipeiess furnace. attic Is-Se enough for tw"
rooms. lot sexes feet. Price. 5000.
Terms. 81 900 cash.
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THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED undeI
our name are controlled eIeiusiyeiy b!
us THEY ARE ADvERTisED DAILY
your business personal and prompt alton
ton.
1893 OTIS PLACE N. VS. rooms.
reception hail and bath; concrete cell
lar Large lot TO paved alley. I'M
SeI+ MCKINLEY ST. Chevy Chase.
rooms and baths: stone con.truc-
tion; buiIt-in garage; hot-wster heat:
stationary tubs: electric lights. I'm
mediate possession. $4,000.
rooms and bath; latrobe heat and Gss;
concrete cellar: by spending $500 for
improvements you can make a large
r'ig!q SS yGor sT mGaey Es rooSss rrSs iEo&.
gas $1,000 Terms.
l1:l 10th ST. y. Wis rooms. re.
Ssps,on b. hal snS oaS bath Tsrms S5,ck' gas
1875 GALES ST n. E.-5 rooms; gas;
S2.250. Terms
ltl7 s2d ST. n, VII rooms and
bath; brick; brown stone trimmed
h.-w. H.: concrete cellar: newly
painted and papered; large lot: a. IN.
t.; ;1s,5oO. Terms.
Nos I. ., II, 13 p ST. y. E.-Brick:
rion han and bath: excellent condl-
500 18th ST. y. E.-Brick: rooms
and bath; istrobe heat; room for gsr-
aro. Possession. Excellent condi-
ton. $3.50 Terms.
acG SEWARD SQUARE E
Brick; 10 rooms: extra lot; hot-water
heat. $4,000. Terms.
1894 MORSE ST. ~ E.-Brick:
rooms and bath; hot-water heat.
$1,000. Terms.
l1l7 DE SALES ST y. h.-Brick
10 rooms. baths, vApor heat: $1,000
terms.
1858 4 ST y E.--6 rooms and hath
brick: lstrobc heat; gas. Fifty foot
lot s. 800. $500 cash. terms.
ial.si /, TENNESSEE AVE. y. E
2-farniiy Nat. 1 rooms, bath each, brick,
Yearly rental $500. Price. $3.50.
Terms
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WANTED TO BUY

MODERN soR s ROOM HOUSE
IN N. r. or =. u. SECTION; CAN
PAY A GOOD CASH PAYMENT
AND MONTHLY PAYMENT:
KINDLY GIVE ADDRESS AND
PRICE AND TERMS TO ALBERT
JAMES.
BOX A., TIMES OFFICE.
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Mt. Pleasant.

Property is located just a short walk
from line and in the best section OF the
city: there arc Z large rooms. reception
hall. tiled bath. hardwood floors, hot-vster
heat, electricity, porches tfront and rear)
sion: reasonable terms. Price. $3.50
Make offer.
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$5,3OO.

Near Union Depot; large rooms, brick
hot water heat; room for double garage.
Cash, $1,000.
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$4,000.

Near Florida ave and 18th St: wood
frame; hot-wzter heat. fzir-size lot TO al
price.
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$500.

In Nj Rainier. new e-room bunsS low
modern ronveninncc3; large lot, J0Nl"c
Cash payment, s1In.
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COLORED

10 T. ST 5. E.--s rooms; brick
- I'd sT y. E.-BrlcN. t,Sce'
az and a1e VIRGINIA AVE. 5. e
L,rI"I, ard ~ frswT, b''S Tor ps,:s |:S"'
i5is sth ST \. " Rr'ck; s rooms
and bate: 1atrobc heat. $3.50. Terms.
20" !; ST Y. W.. Hr'css 80. rooms
.,5 DEINWhRU AVE-. 5. W Brick.
. -oomu. reception hail and bdtr. gas
and electricity. Furnace heat $3.50.
30 KnrHINcs FL. y. rram.;
r"oms rnH BATH: sa2; 1T loeN2tS;
.@pj y 81 \. VI rooms. brick;
o' ,s.G :%>i@.i si %lrY IL '%W%2 Tr,cT TsT%'' and
rr3.r-; : rooms aad bath; gas. s?.leo.
ia.t You ST. y. Vs. rooms; re-
Gcr,!on Scr @ h%, al sH Eath ,TCs o5Sa'0 Terms nsT
). 10. u. ~ DECATUR ST. n. "a
Rr,c',: six rooms and bath. '2.i5a
i".5t,. .aI ,II ,.ss . ST. y. w
sjares ard hasru"-t rooms srd
ha',: lot l"Ni0o 20 alley, newly RANT.
cd ao' rarer'j Throughout, one house
~, >Iw YORK AVE. y. VS.
80 rf'I - : : -rcm, .rd
,.oJ ..n saH sc: :,S";n ;T.,c ""T@rs:n ,%-m, Eos
'0s ~ rOCIpN AVENUE y. W.
story brick. rortslni-g rooms and
bath, large - to i5.foot alley. Room
for rarsre Eycci'cn. condition. Price.
So ron N'a-' - ts~rrs
1908 RGNNrNGs RoAp y. E.-6
rooms oud bath: brick; lstrobc heat:
s's, s':,, 'a'n""i sTTGET rTSG "T'" y. W. brick:
rooms nrl bath. frrrsre heat: gas;
good collar. s'ooo $500 cash, terms
SUBURBAN.
80? NEWTON -. W. RAINIER
NJ tWnito) Now rooms and bath
Go' iEo, possession. Price, slSO--
g&,,n ST VI T., EA'EiEn. MD.,. Mp.
roccntiou hall and ba,h; story trans
painted. price. $500. terms;
roor~ 1'i,H ava s,,H steam ros': garage;
cIcot-ir Ueht. 'tsoo, To-rs.
rtINErO. Mp ,Co'cred) Frame I
rooms and bath res g ac,r r-'Ns
arbor, furnace host $3.50. Terms
FARM.
NARCONth VIRGINIA. near w.
Jackson -77'S acrcs; 30 acres cleared.
af,, timber 10 600 feet chestnut: 3uo
fruit trccs Groom house, slate roof;
nCHT t'pFS, f'nbNI eHu 'hui Wv -
$3.50 Terms
TrEpFpICk SRrRG. VA aoii-
acree, four mites south of frcdcricks.
ronirs modern frame hourc ami HO
rccessary rarm huldinFs $50 acres
cK".licrt timber. balance tiliPhle soil
rrjrc, $1,000. win make satisfactory
terms
INVESTMENTS.
STDRE, l'th aud rel Sts y. W
store urd three ruoms au0 dv"-runm
hnrya ud iutuing brick; cNuclicat ,"n-
ditIou: =. 900 FOR alt
Irt bIt So n. w..-S'or~ snd
apartments. lrirk. h"i.woi"r host.
cicnirlcI', ard Gas v gain 800. 900
FN'I\G 50 'Nr. ST. Not s'de
tlo to h g. W "a loot dcrr. srN'i
800 a. rrnuisEe Nr..' -',rrS iuiN,
h,,' s,ui'h srnp. ,nH' ''rd. .s"oral
,".m mr r.lIdtrrs e.. 80 psrt1tn
t'HH -. ~ ~ - ruyu''
er.r. raw. gfs Esr.i tor iig
Roth iur = SO
BRADFORD & co.
Main st,i 500 southern Bldr Main 81
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Near K. !. Ave. and 1st St. y. T..
& rooms. bath. furnace heat; nearly new
high elevation; beautiful location Price
$4,000.
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ron sAlG-HOuSEs
PHONE US IF you DO NOT
FIND WHAT you WANT IN
THIS LIST.

FhONE US IL YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT you WANT IN
THIS LIST.
S7,25o
uost Sssirsbls home OF 10 rooms ana
. bsths; IN the NoRTHEAsT; newly ~,
A splendid roon and hath bone In
wsshingtop's most fashionable nsiyhbor-
4 rhis house has bean n.wiy Ispsrsc ana
painted has ", b, and elsot.tcity Va
bonn. scn.. R...S".si. d,s ,sasss. Sp"sr'D"'' 10 buy
IN In MT PLEASANT, on. block cat Of
,r,eIty h %Si: house s !. p.st.s, s;scs
| nevtng'been nicely pspersd and painted; deep
lot to ID q. alley; posisssion at once: terms
| $1,000
near LINCOLN PARK; sstr.ctivs nome Of
| . rooms and bath: h, ". b. newly psintsd.
Terms can BE- arranged. Possession will be
oven
$3.50
A room and bath home In bsautifn
Concrete front and rear porchss: all doors
end windows screened; terms.
and Central Hish School: I: rooms and :
| baths: h. W. h sios and rsar alley. Lot
tazir. Immsdiats possssssoa- g.
Near PARK ROAD. between ,s'h ana i.,s
streets; splendid homo OF Il rooms and
baths: bed rooms and unusually large din.
Ing TSs% Th,: house S:sp he: 1.: to IS .,i.s sne
Best buy in MT. PLEASANT today.
Near CONN. AVENUE in !. ms,, drs,,; :;
able neiEhhorhood IN wAsHiNGroN
siectricity: sleeping and breakfast porchss:
immediate possession.
HOWARD & HINES
--Incorporated-
724 18th st N. w. NJ. 730-73l-7a:
VACANT
On Md, ave-.s-room house, In perfect
condition: keeping roomers win pay for
this good horne; price 1880. Also vacant.
st s-room house furnace heat beins
! psinted all through and papered fsir-sized
lot to So-ft. alley; room for double garage.
Cash payment. $4,000
$500.
..Nsw bungalows IN NJ Rainie5 and AL" aI.o
Nd, $1,000; each payment $1,000.
Immediate Possession.
700 Il St " E.-S-room house. baths
| one Of the finest and most beautiful cor
ners in the N. T.: large porchHs bull.
heat in it. See it before you buy good
honi,.
$500.
| Near the HOUSE orice, Building-s-room
| modern home practically new hot water
heat, OAK floors, hardwood % trim ,s!s sls
| cellar: property that should sell at $500.
! Less money will buy il just row.
! All kinds Of homes for sale. Also all
| kinds OF business places for sale.
| Also a now subdivision property for sale
! inside Of tho city limits. containing 3E-
| large lots. Pricr now, before | commence
selling lots, $4,000.
J. y. GARMAN.
District National Bank Bldg.
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$500.

$500.
In the southeast. south Of Pa. ave. 6
room house, lstrobe heat: almost imnC-
diate possession. $500 cash.
$4,000.
on ~ ct. ~ VA great. good. large
home; hot water heat; almost a downtown
IL cation; keeping roemers will pay for this
home. All cash above the trust.
$3.50.
q. House in good eendition; cellar. Only
$500 cash. Latrobe heat
S,.ooo-s-room house In the s. e.. on Eye
street, for eolored: large lot, 36a1os; wood
frame; $500 cash
si,5oo-For coiored. op 3sth at. George
town. 5000 cash. This IL n wood frame
house in very ine condition.
sI:500-One of Kennedy Bros, s-roon
modern homes in every respect. This prop
crty in perfect condition and a great loca-
tion: hot-water heat. electricity, gas, hard
wood floors, hardwood trim all through !:
cellar and plastered ceiling in tho cellar ;
coid-storage room, large lot for garage.
VIII have to be seen to be appreciated.
About 81, 900 cash.
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$500

On II 81. y. ". nc'r Sth and ~ - room
house: frame: hot-w3trr he"t. This 10 be-
coming good busineFs street This prop
etty has large lot With gnrags, Only
sl,C0o cash. 80
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
$3.50.

Modern construction: located
lust on 18th ST.. rooms. bath:
furnace heat. electricity; lard
wood doors and trim; double rear
porches; concrete-psyed street;
paved alley; lot zoxi3b,
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piGCr. Sl1o-In M. Pleasant, west OF the Mt Pleas
go irr: cs conlpte home. In perfect cordi-
ton fnr, 20 bottom: two stories. colonial type win
large front porcles, house heated with hot
cec,ric shtss niad doors servants room
cold Room Tor garage Possession when
desired.
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PRICE Ts 75o-Is Washington Heights; a thre.-story
well built OF attractive appearance, containing
six bedrooms. large bathrooms hot water
heat electric lights for garage This house Is In
condition. occupied by owner who can give pos
session. ...,
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PETWORTH.
$500.

Seven rooms and bath: furnae.
heat; front and double rear
pcrches; hardwood noors and trim
located on Georgia ave; semi-de-
tached frame.
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SS,COO.

Ncsr llth s' y. ". f.rrrm house, ~
almost perfect condition: strictly modern
hot-watrr heat. rioctrigily. gas large LOT
TO wide alley. AGyut $4,000 cash.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
&l2.50O.

4 splendid homs; less than one
squsre from Itth T. 10 rooms and
bath; bedrooms; steam hest
electricity aud yes; Within 8 blorls
Of Central High school. Scar
garage.
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HOWARD & HINES
-Incorporated-
724 18th St N. w. M. 73O-73l-73a
VACANT

On Md, sve.-s-room house. in perfect
tbi. good home price $3.50. Also vacant.
cast of 18th 81. y. W. and south OF You
st, s-room house, furnace heat, beins
ps inted all through and paperod; fsir-sized
lot to s0-ft alley; room for double garage.
Cash payment, $4,000.
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1880

S7,250
rost Sssrsbls home OF 10 rooms ana
psrsd; b, ". b.; ceDvsnlsnt To cas-. ksa.
sspsbls terms,
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1850

spiendid Q rooIn and bath home In
wsshingtoD's most fashionable nsiShbor-
Ss,s so,,.s as S Ss,hhs sss OF xiT pxS S wtLI -
PAINTED. has n ", D. and electricity. Va
cant. splendid opportunity ~ buy .
home Reasonable terins-
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$4,000.

On Eye st. s. E.; 6-room wood frame
Tor colored lot S6xio6. Cash payment
$500.
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X STREET n. L.
36 ono

s.room house. I'm" ln,stion: furnace hcS, ,
viii allow enough 81 money to put u In
,orfe or0,lt ion. V III sI'N imincdtHt" no r
.ogSiro - Oro ~ sh. t.ian"c on easy icrmr.
would r,.Lr = EuId Investment, ss car
rent II !, good, responsible, people for $40
nr munih.
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PRICE gSyo-A little OF from 18th street In Columbia
yteighis cheap modern homo OF siA rooms ana
bath water IN electric lights possession wiz be
given and reasonable terms OF sale made. Owner wiz
consider oner OF less for cash.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
sl5,500.

on Ontario road near Columbia
road. ResutifuI io-room and bath
house. with steam heat and clec-
iricity In tne condition; garage
on paved alley; screens; awnings;
occupied by owner, who will give
imm ediate possession.
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$1,000.

| For colored. 6.room frame, No. 1882 3Sth
81. y. W. 1900 cash payment