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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-06-02
LOW IN SCALE OF HUMANITY
Cave DHsllers In the Canary Islands
Practically Live as Do the
Wild Animals.

Principal cave-dwellers' settlements
In the Canaries are at Atalaya, in the
island Of Grand Canary. The name
means the Giants burrew," and
from a distance the place closely re-
sembles rabbit-warren or a honey
comb swarming with bees. The caves
are more or less In terraces on the
side of a, steep rock, overlooking
glen and river bed. Atalaya supplies
the entire group of the Canaries with
clay pots, every cave having its own
set of rude appliances for making
pots, and the people display great In
genuity and quickness in the work.
Men, women and children squat about
at the entrances to their caves, knead-
ing the clay with their hands into
elegant Jars and using their finger
nails to apply decorative lines.
These troglodytes, or cave jewellers,
are almost like wild animals, having
no morals, and very little clothing to
boast of. During the summer the
children run about almost naked, and
the woman wear the shortest Of skirts.
They are probably the last remnants
Of the aborigines Of Grand Canary,
who are known to have lived in caves
500 years ago. The cave jewellers are
very different from the rest of the
islanders, who look upon them as
pariahs and would as soon think of
intermarrying with monkeys as with
them.-Wide World Magazine.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-06-02
BIRTHPLACE of Famous Ships.

Many famous warships were built
and launched at Portsmouth. Nh.
the first being the 54-gun ship Faux
land of the English navy, launched in
1890. 1t was followed by the Bed,
1896, and by the America in 1749, all
of the British navy. The first YES
sci of the continental navy launched
there was the 32-gun Raleigh in 1775.
The second was the immortal Ranger,
from whose deck John Paul Jones re-
ceyed the first salute TO the Stars and
Stripes on February IA, ITS. The
frigate Congress, sunk by the COnfed-
crate ironclad Merrimac, and the
Kearsarge. which sank the Confeder-
ate steamer Alabama off Cherbourg,
France, were two other famous Yankee
war vessels built at Portsmouth.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-06-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

Mrs. lVer Haugse left Friday
for Waukon for few days visit.
Misses Laura and Olga Berg
went to Minneapolis Friday to visit.
Miss Eleanor Grinna went to
Calmar Friday to spend the day with
friends. 90 3. 2 -
ATTY N. Willett arrived home on
Saturday from a business trip to
Chicago. -
Miss Clara Wick left Thursday
for: Davenport where she will work
this summer.
Mr., and Mrs. Orr came up from
Monona Saturday to spend Sunday
with relatives. gItt E....
Mrs. H. Teslow and daughter
Bertha left Friday for McGregor to
visit relatives.
Mrs o. P. Ode and Mrs. Victor
Baker were shoppers here from Cal
mar Thursday.
Miss Gilda Brunsvold went to
Albert Lea Friday, for Commence
rent exercises.
Miss May Rathbun returned
from Postville Saturday after a few
days visit there.
Mrs. Clarence olafson came from
Duluth last week to visit her mother.
Mrs. o. w. Holm.
Mrs. W. H. Moorehead, returned
home to Minneapolis Thursday after
a few days visit here.
Mrs. E. ]. Parman arrived home
yesterday from her visit at Roches-
ter and stewartville.
Miss Theresa Maroney came
over from Waukon Thursday on
short visit to friends.
Mrs. c. Ramlo went to Ridge
way Saturday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Bakken.
Mrs. C. M. Wilson left Saturday
for Milwaukee'to visit her son Geo.,
and brother, George Smith.
Miss Elizebeth Welch went to
Cresco and Chester Thursday to
spend few days with friends
George Clark of Chicago, came
here last week and is visiting at the
tome Of Mrs. Louise McClaskey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morrison
went to Grenada, MINI. Saturday to
visit his brother, Bert Morrison.
Albert Bang returned to Min
neapolis Friday after visiting with
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Bang.
Mrs. w, e. White and son Cor
don, left Friday for Tulsa, Washing
ton where they Will make their home
Meet me at the Big June Dance
at Haugef's hail. Monday night,
June z.
R. H. Miller came up from Spen-
Ger Sunday and spent Decoration
day here. He returned Monday after
noon. ...H
Mrs. w. S. Dunning and daugh-
ter Eleanore. went to Austin, MINI
Friday to visit her mother, Mrs: Joe
Plank.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-06-02

Mrs. P e, Peterson and child
returned to Minneapolis Saturday
after visiting her father, Mr.. A, H.
SGgen.
Rev. Lillegard of Chicago is
here visiting friends at Luther Col
lege and others.
Mrs. Pat. Ronen and sons Leo
and Freddy left today for Dubuque
to- be present at the graduation exer-
c:ses tomorrow.
Mrs. V. B. Borne went to La
Crosse today to attend Missionary
meeting there this week.
Mr.. E. Cole and daughter Liz
zie came from Cresco today tor visit
at the home of d. l.. Werhan.
Mrs A. S. Burdick and Mrs. E.
Duran OF Postville were shoppers
here Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred futile visited at the
home of Frank Hess Wednesday and
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. we've Mckinney
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hurd
autoed TO Owen Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Larson and daughter
Helen spent Tuesday in Cresco.
Mr.. Ben Buckley. of Rock Rap
ids, Iowa, returned home Monday,
tafter a visit here with Mrs. Buckley
at the home of her ms rants Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hess. Mr.. and Mrs. Buck-
Icy were married on April Is at
Rock Rapids, and the latter has
been here on visit to her parents
but was taken i'll and was confined
to her bed for month. She is re-
covering nicely now and expects to
return home to Rock Rapids next
Saturday,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-06-02

The Sioux City Journal says; "The
way the political leaves are settling
into the gullies indicates that Hoover
ia the first choice of the Wilson dem
ccrats."
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-06-02

The quickest way Congress can
remedy the white paper shortage is
to put a stop to all kinds of foreign
Propaganda in America.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-06-02
A GREAT DEMONSTRATION.
Motor Supply Co. Had Three Grea.
Days Last Week.

II. B. Montgomery, proprietor of
the Motor Supply Co., of this city
held a very successful display and
d. monstration of automobile access
series, batteries, etc. last Thursday
Friday and Saturday. On the first
day 1876 auto owners registered, 156
on the second day and 5SS on
Saturday, the third day.
The displays were very attractive
and the talks interesting. The sales
room presented a very fine appear
ance, being decorated with flags,
bunting, ferns, palms, pennants, etc,
Each visitor, on registering, was
assigned number and each evening
a drawing was made for the day.
MIR. Ben Bear won Firestone Nom
Skid Tire on Thursday. On Friday
+. B, Holverson got a Goodyear A
w. 7. Tire and on Saturday Mr.. j.
III. Rosenthal fifteen gallons Mobi!-
oil "a. All three days slips were
we're then put together and a draw
iLg made for Vesta Starting and
Lighting Battery, which was won
ny Mr.. A. M. Thune of Locust.
Taken all in all the demonstration
was great success and many com
pliments were extended to Mr..
Montgomery A large number of
Glarascopes were given away to
auto owners who registered. The
Motor Supply Co. have a few left
that they will give to any auto own
ler that did not get in last week.
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ROSS & PHELPS,
THE HOME OF HOMES.
Tel Main 43Ao 14O6 H St. NV.

SAUL'S ADDITION.
of
edandx
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY,
BIS 18th Street NV Main o4e4
Of
located
WOODLEY PARK
a
Of
by erwhowu give
~ " " THE F H. SMITH COMPANY,
S15 18th Street NV Main o4o4
MT. PLEASANT.
lot s42o; occupied
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY,
SIS 18th Street NV. Main 6464
MT PLEASANT.
~ ~ ' THE F. II. SMITH COMPANY,
815 18th Street NV. Main o4b4
SAUL,S ADDITION.
location
psseuio
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY,
815 18th Street NV. Main 1884,
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"NL Elk n. bKOW N,
14OO II St. NV.
"MIDDAUGH & SHANNON's
HOMES"

14O0 H St. NV.
"M1DDAUGH & SHANNON'S
HOMES"
Homes to Be Proud Of
In experience OF over twenty
years we have never offered
homes more graceful in the de-
sign, more thorough in the con-
struction or more pleasingly
finished than these new Mid
daugh & Shannon Homes:
1904 ARKANSAS AVE.
In Saul's Addition. Six rooms,
three sleeping rooms, sleeping
porch, large attic, living room,
dining room, breakfast porch,
kitchen, bath. servants toilet,
etc. Detached. 18th st. cars to
Emerson ST., one block east.
In same neighborhood, but a
larger home tains four
sleeping rooms. sleeping porch,
bath, large attic, living room,
dining room, breakfast porch,
kitchen, etc. Detached.
4lO5 18TH ST,
BROOkLAND, D. c.
Eight Rooms and Bath.
1912 ARKANSAS AVE.
Homes of such outstanding
worth do not long remain unsold.
In justice to themselves home
seekers should promptly inspect
these homes. We will be proud
to show them to you.
No Place Like Home.
No Home Like Ours.
| Since 1889.
Middaugh 4 Shannon, Inc,
1O3841 Woodward bldg.
Main $685..
| vACANT-l280 AZ EvARTS ST. BROOM
| land; beautiful and d rim. houses; ami. {:
l quire OWNER. l23s Evarts st. 29s
modern Groom house. tile bath. h-w.h, "a
| rage. see this; 81 300; terms.
| RELIEVE YOURSELF OF THE REM CUES.
| ton. Buy on small cash payment Of trus-
| tees Of estate three-family apartment; Capitol
i Hill; all outside rooms. Occupy one apart.
| ment yourself and apply the rents from othes
| apartments to pay balance Of purchase pgielL
J. RAYMOND HOOVER, TRUSTS.
49,. District Gstsnal Rs9k BIDS -4.N.--
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FOB SALE-H0USES.
CAntfnneA
Tel Main 1910.

PRICE. $40. 500-Just OF from 18th street in
downtowl seet3o0; a good house for . home
Or an excellent location for n professional
nan: q wide three-story INDIVIDUALLY built
besek house, having eleven rooms and bath:
pleuty Of room for large garage. This house
has Just been renovated throughout. 10 ready
for immediate occupancy and convenient terms
az sale can be made.
PRICE 11O00-A little south Of Dupont
Circle in . location where few homes are
offered for sale at such a reasonable price:
there are nine rooms two baths. electric
ifRhts and q two-stofy brick garage. This
house 10 now rented at $50 per month. but
possession can be obtained
PRICE, $90O0-On NJ st. near 18th ut. {; 10
Be sold to settle IN estate; this 10 a very
cheap piece Of property for any one who can
use a large house; there are twelve rooms
and bath, eight bedrooms, lot is 30xi22 with
thirty foot paved alley. This Is a piece Of
property that is going to be sold.
PRICE, $15,0OO-A little OF Of Connecticut
avpn,le and south Of Florida avenue; In 4
hixh-class section for a home; Army ofaeef
leaving city has just listed this property for
sale; there ten rooms. two baths. hot
water heat. electric lights. oak floors. e1-
pensive fixtures and decorations. This house
Is in beautiful condition throughout and Is
worth looking at right away.
PRICE, 81, 7SO-In the Cleveland Park Sec
ton; a plan of house that Ia bound to please
you. two stories. having living room with
open fireplace. four bedrooms. bath and sleep
ing porch on second floor. The house has
hot-water heat electric lights. oak floors. and
4 hreproof, heated garage. Immediate pos
session can be obtained.
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THREE-STORY BRICK
HOUSE
Near the Arcade market, in the business zone
contains 10 rooms, bath; steam heat; can be
houses selling for $1,000. For quick sale
price, $12, TAO. Immediate possession,
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON
Inc,
Brokerage Dept.
103941 woodward bldg: Main $685.
VACANT.
Lovely home. Excellent and convenient To-
ca ten. 1917 Lamont st. Just what you want.
10 rooms. 3 baths and maids ROOM Splendid
living room with fireplace. Hot-water heat.
wide and deep lot to alley. Splendid value.
Apply ' ASoTHEs BARGAIN.
and 18th. Somewhat similar to the above.
Just a little more valuable, Double garage.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
home. Stone and brick. 10 rooms and bath:
vide and deep lot IT., to eliey See US in .ss.,a
CENTRAL LOCATION.
Wen built double house; central hall: II
2story brick garage. 49, N st. NV. viii
NEAR 3Oth AND N STS.
11-room and bath brick: good condition: alley
IN rear; hot-Gater heat. electricity, garage.
Price; 81; 600; Possession:
Groom and bath brick; double rear porches
good condition; alley; vapor heat; electricity
s1;c. s e., "a garage Possession in 80 days
PRINCETON ST. NV.
Bun brick residence; rooms and baths
hrst-class condition: hot-water heat; electric
ity; built-in garage. Immediate possession.
Price, 81 900.
18th ST. EXTENDED.
Completely detached pebble dashed residence
3 rooms and bath: large front porch; cold stor.
wood hoors and trim. Price, 81. GOO.
DOWNTOWN BOOMING HOUSE,
Near 10th and sts.-3-story brick IL
rooms and bath; excellent condition; furnace
heat; front and rear yards. PROMPT posses
sion. Price, $10.5OO.
CHEVY CHASE.
rooms and hath; very good condition: hst-
water heat; electricity; lot 35x103 Posses
sion. Price. s10.50o.
NEAR 2srd AND N SITS.
10 rooms and baths; oak trim throughout;
nne condition; large yard furnace heat.
NEAR I4th AND Spine ROAD
I-storJ. colonial porch brick residence: 9
rooms and tile bath; automatic ter
heater; natural oak woodwork; excellent condi-
ton; hot-air heat; electricity; double garage.
Immediate possession. Price, 50 $50
VACANT-NEAR 9Th AND K
10 rooms and bath; hot-water heat A
chance to buy this property at q low Agure-
81, 900. On easy terms.
WAL TER A BROWN
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FOR SALE-HOUsEs.
COAtinued
EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY FOX
COIORED PEOPLE.

OPPORTUNITY FOR
: COLORED PEOPLE.
There are just three OF this
group of Homes remaining on
KENYON street NV. between
Sherman ave. and Georgia ave.
They are just what you will ap-
prove as the best in location. IN
plan and in construction. SIX
rooms, with cellar, tiled bath,
hot-water heat, gas range. cleo
.ricity, big closets, sleeping
porch, kitchen and front porches
deep lot. 49,
They are big values for the
price
SAMPLE HOME,
72S KENYON ST.
Omen for insp ction every day ana evening
b. 3. PINN,
On the Premises.
Phone Columbia 5Sl/.
THE HOME COMMUNITY.
You will be impressed with
the attractive surroundings-ano
with the handsome
COTTAGES AND
BUNGALOWS
IN ARMSLEIGH PARK
that delightful suburb md
way between Cleveland Park
and Chevy Chase. The high
point" of all Washington:
The Homes are six and eight
rooms-built with a conscience
and planned with a thorough
understanding of what con,
tributes to home comfort and
living convenience.
Inspect the Sample Homes
now ready-open every day and
evening. or
Phone Cleveland 1890.
rske Chevy Chase cars to Albenarie u.
walking west. or Wisconsin ave. cars 10 W"
dom st.
R. E. HAMILTON,
Owners Representative.
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1880 c ST. NE.

rooms. bath and reception hall: front porch
hot-air heat; gas; front and back yards; room
for garage; house 20 feet wide; good condi.
ton: possession: furniture with house If de
stantial cash payment; terms on balance; occp
pied by owner. See him 28s
DELIGHTFUL HOME IN PARK VIEW SEC
ton NV; with all modern conveniences;
colonial porch; near school: fine neishborhood:
immediate possession; easy terms; Sc, 35O,
Il. r Law. 1915 st. sc. 20
sc, 500 WILL BUY COY FTvERO0N
frame house. we'll located on 10Th ST. near B
'e'' s H. +. LAW. 1919 st. Sc. %.
VACANT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; TWO
alley; colonial porch; located on 18th st. Price
s.. 500. Cash wanted. $3.50.
h 7. LAW. 1919 p st. Sc. es'
81, 800 Will BUY a NICE coy HOME ON
st. Sc: near 18th; large rooms. bath, gas;
deep yard to alley; immediate possession
H. Il. LAW. 1919 u st. Sc. 90
H. T LAW. 1913 ST. Sc. Has A FINE
list of houses for sale; ranging from s.. 500 to
$40, 600. See him at once If you are looking
for q home. Phone lincoln 5725. %.
DETACHED BRICh CENTER HALL PLAN
a ST. hs :ss shady it oo lot @
Of living room dining room. conservatory,
bedroom. bath and kitchen; End door. bed.
rooms and bath; hardwood floors; hot-wster
heat; gas; electricity; old-iyory and MAHOGANY
trim This is an ideal home and the con
issS. RoBERF a. LEWIS. sossi III Davidson Ms5n
bldg.
SNAIL AFT S5ss oS
Price. ,1sc Go. EDwARp t F. se "a woashsTs
Inc. 734 18th ct. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued,
BOSS & PHELPS.
1905 II St NV

PRICE, 81. 00O-In Chevy Chase, the lot IL
d0x1J0 to an alley; bungalow type house
having eight rooms and bath, electric lights,
hardwood floors, room for garaxe This prop
erty is unusually well located, Inst of Of
Connecticut avenue. convenient to the school
and stores,
PRICE, SIT 5Oo-In Washington HeiRhts, one
of the best situations in this choice section :;
a twenty -nve-foot wide. three-story individ-
Tally built brick house, having ten large
rooms, two bathrooms. two sleeping porches;
house heated with hot-water. having electric
lights. inlaid floors, deep lot to paved alley
with room for garage. Possession any time.
PRICE. $13, 75O-West Of 18th street and not
far out; an ideal situation for home, con-
venient to schools and churches; a three
story brick house. having ten rooms six
bedrooms. two large bathrooms, hot-water
heat, electric lights. rear stairway. large
closets Owner in house will show property
Mt any time and give possession.
PRICE, $11,500-In Mt Pleasant west Of
18th street; a house that is vacant and in
perfect condition throughout: two-story CO.
ionial style. having inlaid floors, hot-water
heat electric lights, servants quarters. front
and rear porches. deep lot to paved alley
with room for garage. This house is very
sa,abIe and worth your prompt inspections.
PRICE, $40, 50O-In the Cleveland Park Sec
ton; owner will sell on 81. 900 cash and con-
yenient monthly payments. This house has
everything you can desire in a home, inIlud-
ing living room with open fireplace, hot
water heat. electric lights, oak floors, large
front porch. sleeping porch. and a freproof,
heated garage. The situation Of this house
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$1O,75O
One Of the best built homes in Petworth. .
rooms. 2 tiled baths, hot-water heat, electric
ity, Pittsburgh heater. built-in refrigerator
hardwood floors. screened porches. garage; y
block from cars and school. Immediate pos
session.
5000
Semi-detaehed. Georgia ave. near Webster
st. Now vacant rooms and bath; modern
improvements; will be papered and painted
81 SEQ cash.
$500
Southwest. White block. Splendid c-story
brick house: 9 rooms and bath. House in the
best Of condition. Nice yard and 2-story brick
garage. Hold cars. Water and light. Pos
session and terms.
VIM. B. Kraft,
1895 New York ave. Main $685.
FOR SALE-BY GOVT. CLERK, TRANS
ferred to coast Groom bungalow new thor
oughly modern: large yard; adjoining C.eve-
land Park; will dispose Of same for e. GOO
cash; arrange balance monthly terms to re-
sponsible party. For full particulars address
OWNER RoY 117-C office
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DETACHED HoMEsEMI- BUNGAloW.
s,mr,. House. Corner Parragut and Ca Ave.
SGUI'S ApDITiON-INSPEr SUNDAY.
This 10 q substantial. well buiit nome m
a, exclusive 'detached'' neighnorhood. Con
h.th .nd s toilets: hct-water heat; hardwood
trim and floors; open fireplace; wide lot;
strictiy up-to-date. You will be SURPRISED 70
see such large rooms and so well appoineeo.
Price and terms rea sonable. Take 9th % cars
TO Emerson st. and walk half block north, OF
18th ST. cars to Emerson and walk nioeks
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RPOOKL,AND.

Prou, owner. ideal home at 1905 NsweoA ct
All medern improvements with garase. Ae.
cesaihle to ear line. churches. sehoois ana
stores. Open Sunday on applying NJ la
Newton ct. or call North 1914.
Also house at 3c1S 18th St ne. Al modern
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FOR SALE-HQuSES.
COntfnUeA

FOX SALE COLORED-
Located at Rhode Island and
New Jersey ayes. NV; contain
ing 9 rooms and bath, being re-
modelled real bargains at $3.50.
Terms very easy.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 4846. 1914 K St. NV.
FOR SALE COLORED-
A most attractive home con-
aiming 6 rooms and bath located
near Sherman ave. and Euclid
st. NV. Price, $4,000.
HARRY A. KITE,
Main 1916. 1914 K St. NV.
GROOM AND BATH BRICK HoUs.-rO A
and $50 per month. including ali interest. 10
Hickman st. Sc. Apply to JOS A. HERBERT
& SONS. SIS East Capitol st.
Z ROOMS. SLEEPING PORCH, HARDWOOD
laundry -. storeroo@ IN basement large bsei ;
% days; price; $500; terms. Apply t.
MT. PLEASANT.
Modern six-room house, locat-
ed on wide avenue; immediate
possession.
D. J. DUNCAN,
1921 New York Ave. NV.
MAIN 1867.
THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED UNDER
our name are sept5.llsd exelasiysly ~ e.
52s 9Th st. s.e.SFrame; 10 rooms, b.. $500
;, sos sos s.: & os s;e.-Brick; roon'' bath
1921 10th st. n.w.-1s rooms. reosptisa haii
b.; brick; gas; furn.: 10000.
1920 N st n,w.-Brick; "A rnA. b.
rs 9th st. s.s.~Brick; Q rms, b.; iatrose
12l5 st. se.-Briek; rns.: $500.
Ill. 1lls 18th :. st. .o n.e.-Brick; . rooms b.; n
1904 10th st. ne rns. b.: larss lot: s1
celIsnt garage; cellar; a,n.i.: 5000: AZ,
bath: 4 bedrooms; large lot to paved al,s,i
h.-w.h.; concrete cellar; AMI: modern g.
rage; sleeping porch; hardwood s'or'' Pos'ss
''''' ''' coLoRED.
OFT Sd st. se.-Brick: rooms. ath: h
sls 18th St. n.e.-Frane; 8 rooms: lasrsss
s4so-242s &; n.w.-Briek; 4 r.s.. b.: h
1874 seato 3. St; n.w.-srick; 8 r.a. b.; IA
149 L ct. s.e.-6 rms: brick; gas: e, 500.
ssos st. St; n.w.-s rms; brick; lot 5o1les
las and 1873 Francis Ut. s.e-Brick, reo.l
each: "a excellent condition; q 900 each.
1912 sth st. n.w.-Brick; rms; latrebs
gas; 81, $50.
42-44 -4e-4s-50 L st. n.w.-B1ick; Q rna; Ia
trobe: gas; 1000.
1904 18th st. n.w.-Brick; 9 rmA, b.; sas
81 $50
447-449-451 r at. n.v.-Brick; 2 steres; On,
corner property; $1,000.
1907 9Th st. n.w.-Brick; 7r. AID b.; h-W.h.
gas: excellent condition; immediate posssssloa
Price, $3.50.
141e seth st. n.w.-Frame; rooms; pssses
sion. $1,000.
SUBURBAN.
LAurel-Frame; rooms bath; electricity
garage (vACANT}; g, 600.
kensington Corner Conn. and Baltimers
sts. Ill room frame and partly finished attic
INVESTMENTS.
2703 st. NV. corner lot, 45x30-6-reon
2-story frame house; IL 500.
Two vacant lots on Morton st.-Near 1hex
man ave.; 3,267 square feet; 40c square foet
Cor. 8. c. ave. and G ut. s.e.-S,f02 sQuAr<
feet; frame houses; lot 2Ssx77x220; 5000
ALL OF THE ABovE PROPERTIES CAN d
PURCHASED ON REASONABLE TERMS.
SPECIAL-We need houses. List now 70,
quick returns.
BRADFORD CO.,
No
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Near Florida Ave. NE.
Brick; rooms and bath; cellar; furnace
heat; large back yard to paved alley; vacant in
Z days. Price, 81, 600.