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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-07
Local Notes from New Hope.

Seneca, r. F.. D., April 5.-Spe-
cial: Spring time, with its beautiful
out-of-doors life and activities, will
soon be here. think no one will
regret 1T. although winter, with its
Ice, snow and blazing fires, will be
long remembered most pleasantly.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Stansell and
little daughter Helen visited IN Pick
ons recently.
The Mission Study Glass met at
the home Of Mrs. o. A. Kelley Mon
day Of late week Il,
The fruit supper at the home of
Mrs. VIII Huskamp last Friday night
was greatly enjoyed by the young
people Of this section. 't
We are glad to have with us again
Bennie Roy Kelley, Of Rabun Gap.
Say. girls, do you know that this
is )nap year? The boys are getting
very tired Of staying at home. Sup
pose the girls are little bashful.
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of infestation in Tennessee, Georgia,
South Carolina and North Carolina.
West Of the Mississippi river there
was comparatively little change from
the previous years line of infesta-
ton. A slight recession occurred en-
tirely across Arkansas. The weevil
lost ground in Arkansas. to the ex-
tent Of $500 square miles, and in
Texas over about $50 square miles.
About $4,000 square miles remain
uninfested.
The weevil was found to occur in
the mountains Of Arizona on a wild
cotton plant, but has not yet at
tackled the cultivated cotton. in that
State. 1t was found in Eddy county,
New Mexico, In 1918, but evidently
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lsIss DEMO AGENTS
Neet n Spartuib,irg April s to o
Imp tant Geetjng. StSSS .sS. 4

SsssS9 very import tan. nj Getting Of the.
;h6hig Dem6nstration agents \ Of the
iFtsftm ont District is Scheduled to be
held in fSpR tanb,trg on April 9Th,
}s$ Mis- meeting Is held as supple
iMA to the; annual January short
:eobfse given for the agents at Win
third In addition to the work, given
}by the state home demonstration
FfoSse, lectures will be given by ex-
speEss lin various lines. Among these
::s@il be WssssW. Long, directoriof ex-
tens4op Work in South Carolina; o.
EBaM lrtfny| in charge Of home dem
|pnsS sltiOIsW in the South. Mr.,
||ssASfIli 0fd Landscape gardener, Of
SSSts3tshlngton; w H. Mills, rural or
BgE alton; y p. .tttW. Watkins, assist
IsSalT 5sssSh
the State Board Of Health; "A A.
McCoWn, district farm demonstration
agenteand Miss Catherine Mulligan,
Head }of the home economics depart
rlent at Converse College. s
During this meeting quite a good
bit Of time will be devoted to discus
sions among the agents Of detailed
plans for the growth and develop
,ment Of the work in each county in
the Piedmont district, Of how to
serve efficiently the greatest number
Of people. Lois v. Watkins,
District Home Demonstration Agt,
Piedmont District.
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8hNs siSiss /
HerE s H ,ESsdt SSit iiS3
hccist lent scis S3iysf. N iSi

B derson q pril ss Young,
SIleop pie were u owned SUM ay 81 ft3
tYiiton when oa 4 liii stflessS law fsii
nah = Il river "A saE
was oolsa to- al 6a abIt and USE d Y ayS as
ferry, and ~ lsas sla ckenitg III.
the Sca BILE oh ed ~ isa Bin king
OF the fla Ila. y p6rts give
the list OF cad as u s.
Miss 1nekS ann ID /. igs.,| /, ge s2 2;:f fisss
Annie Manning egef l8 Il Sta bert N
ming, age 2 o M isss i LiiGy Bra ashat u,
age i 8 iiss IA II q Brad dsha N; aA AlberE
Southerland ged 1 ~ Char lie y Ma
chine: Miss aAlice Machine 3 Mr. and
Mrs. Lester w ters! N 8 M " ;sS
~ r Robert Bra dshaw, i 4 eleventh
member n On ofl the IT Y si cee ed IN
reach ing ii the asorg ia$ ssi de b /.
BlHs a
ofnial ,} due to rec cen { III ins. IN He u ofi
the bodies have yet been recoye y
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-07
BOIL WBEVIL rs ADVANCING.
approximately $4,000 Square Miles
Captured by Pest in 1910.

Washington, April 3.--Boll weevil
infestation gained in the cotton belt
Except Arkansas and Texas) last
year, and Is now approaching the
limits Of cotton production on the
northern edge Of the belt, according
to the Department OF Agriculture re-
port, issued to-day.
became infested during the year, the
most Important development being
the vesS rapid advance northward
along the eastern portion Of the line e
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Whiskey in Water Bottles.

Gaffney, April Josephine Grif-
fin, wife Of Sam Griffin, was arrested
yesterday by Sheriff Thomas and G.
Y. Allison, Charles Byers and J. e.
Watkins. She had about gallon Of
whiskey In rubber bottles, it Is al
legged, which were concealed upon
her person. She was taken to the
county Jail, but was later released
upon a cash bond Of $500.
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Observation-Disclosures.
s(Farm and Factori;yy, &c, 4nrI I

Farm and Factory, April !. 4
An Interesting wedding took place
at the Baptist pastorium last Sunday,
when Rev. j. w, Willis performed
the ceremony that united Milton
Nicholson and Miss Fay Moore iii the
holy bonds Of wedlock. The marriage
was a quiet one, being Witnessed by!
only a very few friends. y5,@
The groom is a son Of D. q. Mich
olson, and is a young man Of sterI-
Ing character and high standing in
the community, He Is a teacher or
several years experience, a I'd during
the recent war spent two years In
the United States Navy. n,
The bride is the lovely daughter OF
our esteemed fellow-citizen, II. A.
Moore, Of the Speed Creek section, n
prosperous farmer. ,f5g Il 4. Az n S. h
The happy couple left on Monday,
for an extended trip to Charlotte ana
other points in North Carolina. On
their return they will make their
home in the Speed Creek section. Il & n
Congratulations and good wishes,
from a host Of friends accompany the
happy pair as they take UP the jour-
ney OF life together, ~ 3.
y
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Card Of Thanks.

Editor Keowee Courier:
I want to thank the kind people Of
"nmuNity for the many kind
nesses shown US since the loss of our
house by fire. May Gods richest
blessings rest on each and every one
Of them. r. w. Stewart.
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Americans Freed by BOlsheviki.

Washington, April 3.-Release OF
all American Red Cross workers held
prisoner in Siberia by the Bolshe-
Wiki. with the exception Of Alexander
G. Tweedie, Of New York, was re-
ported yesterday to national head
quarters. The last report from Twee-
die said he was i'll with typhus at
Krasnoyarsk. E
The following were freed March
%: Otto w. Owe, New York; Jos.
r. Medill, Jaroso, Colorado; Harry
J. Donnally, Philadelphia; DR.. VIM.
H. Ford, Kingston, Okla, and II. N.
Bonzo, Manila.
All the captives reported that they
had suffered no harm while in the
hands Of the Bolsheviki.
A cablegram also reported the
freedom Of all nurses and doctors
connected with the Red Cross who
recently arrived at vladivostok from
I. omsk.
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failed to, become established under
the adverse conditions prevailing
in that district, and no specimens
We're found there during 1919. ],
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-04-07

GOOD supply. OF Certainteed''
roofing, w. M. Brown e. Son, WAL
hall - adv. 4; ! = & 4 u III ID q 81 5&
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"--fnc0fp0lHte
821 18th St. NV. Main 1477.
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
3O6 PA. AVE. Sc.
LINCOLN 346.

Terms can be arranged for the following
Maple View st. s,e.-s-room frame. bath.
rage: possession; 81. 100:
18th and T SITS. s.e.-Six- room fnme. water.
fas a.5obe heat two sIa n,iet
trobe heat; frst-class condition; a $50.
End and Pa. ave. s.e.-s-room brick. bath.
6 soo; 500 sss, CASH no. 80 Per month S
brick. bath. mtrobe heat; room for esrsss;
$ 500.
5th st. near E. Cap. st;11orcom brick
hw.h;; cellar ,. possession: $4,000 House will
d st. near End s.e.-sruom brick, bath:
room for garage; possession; $500
=: Cap. st. near srd-e sa room !. sr;ss bath;
fu ,a,s heat cellar ssici
house; bright and cheerful; 100 Possession.
N. Car. ave. near 18th st:-Sfoom brick.
BATH front porch; $3.50; $3.50 cash, $35 PEI
7th st near G st.-s-room: frame. bath: co.
lonial porch; brick garase; $50;
cellar; furnace heat; y, 500.
18th near G st. s.e.-6 rooms, brick; cement
cellar: furnace heat; room for Gsrsse; H:1so
p p and painted; 81. 900
cement block bungalow: cellar. furnace heat
colonial porch and sleeping porch; 2 acres
tric lights; hardwood finish: colonial pofches
excellent condition; chicken house; garagei
concrete street: $500.
COLORED.
C st near 3rd--8-room brick, latrobe heat
deep lot to paved alley: 5000.
s. ,sts e. 't as1i17 TO SIT paved .es
st. near 18th s.e.-6-room brick; bath; Il
wide alley: 5000
ST. near 7th s.e-6-room frame: g. 600.
Eye st. near 4th ct. s.e.-6-room frame.
lots; side and rear alley: $2,10O
HARRY E. GLADMAN,
500 PA. AVE. Sc.
LINCOLN $40.
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TWo-Family Flat.
Mex Jew
1405 Eye Street.
Upper Fourteenth Street.

Spacious three-story. solidly constructed brick
house: has reception hall. dining room. living
ROOM kitchen, etc, first floor and three
commodous bedrooms and thoroughly modern
tiled bath each Of second and third floors;
semi-detached, with front and rear porches,
electric lights. hot-water heat, hardwood floors
and trim. screens throughout house; deep lot
to wide alley. with fine brick garage. Imme-
diate possession. This is right at the edge Of
the business section. and should shortly be
worth twice the price now asked. II Won can
make substantial cash payment. this house
cdn be bought for only $1,000.
McKEEvER GOSS,
1906 Eye St Main 4752.
Facing the Soldiers Home.
city house with beautiful suburban out
look; there will never be buildings opposite
this house. OF solid brick construction. with
built-in garage: six rooms. bath. electric
lights, hot-water heat. Price. $3.50.
McKEEVER GOSS,
1905 Eye st. Main 1852
Fourteenth S
5000
One square from 18th st. car line, eight
front and rear porches, sleeping porch, screens
only SO 500.
McKEEVE
1d0S Eve Cfroof
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BY OwNER-NORTH CHEVY CHASE, Md
s-room colonial. cellar and attic, side porchea.
electric light. hot-air. electric range, with
screens. weather strips and awnings; modern
garage lot S0x2OO: concrete street. Price.
ST. 800 Address Box 2O6-T. Star Office 90
BY OWNER-ON FRANKLIN ST. NE. NEAR
n Capitol ST rooms. tile bath, h.w.h., cleo
trio lights. wash trays. double floors. wide
front and rear porches; built-in ated garaEc.
Immediate possession. Only 81 600 cash and
$1,000 per month. Address Box TIT. Star
office.
FOR SAI1E-kILBOURNE ST. BETW FEN
18th and 19th-Here is beautiful 6-R- &
r. modern house that should be sold at once
The location is the very best: every cnye-
nience one could wish. Will be vacant about
July L. Can be inspected any time. Pricesand
terms attractive.
HARRY A. KITE.
Main 4S,46 1914 st inv.
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FOE SALE-HoUsEs


NAY HAVE JUST WHAT YOU WANT
In my big list Of homes and business prop
ef!aes. Fell me your wants. To buy or sell
ADDRESS Box TIT Star Office. "a
BEAUTIFUL HOME IN CLEVELAND PAKk-
zen rooms and servants room: 3 baths. sleep
ing parches. breakfast porch 2-car garage
large swimming pool shrubbery large porches
around house; magnificent grounds immediate
Possession Phone CEpv. 1881 2Os
IMMEDIATE POSSESSIoN-2-sTORY. GROOM
frame; lot 30x150 feet. Burns St. Twining
lily. Price, ESQ: cash. $3.50 r. F. BRAD
BURY. e6 Pa. Sc 20.
FOR HOMES AND INvESTNENTS
See MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN
They Know Washington
1877 Eye St NV. Tel. Main 1921.
$6,808. X. BUNGALOW AMI
SbaOO. r. hath, garage: central
1000 IA r. b. H.WH. Rarrnin
$500. Or. b. AMI Gas NV
1000 Tor. 2h. II. H. EIec
IL, 800 10 r. 2b. Steam, Elec
11.JUO. l. r. ch. Steam. Elec
f. A. PRESTON. 344 d NV NJ 1904
OWNER-NEw FIvE-RoOM AND BATH
bun salow. in Broekland ami: lot 5Oxl+0 f..
$500; $1,000 cash and $40 a month. Cali
and see owner. Possession 2e15 Lawrence
st. ne. 1Ds
TAkOMA PARk-5-room bungalow. bath:
open fireplace: electricity; furnace: $500 cash.
SO monthly. Also 6-room house. ami. and
garage, Petworth. OWNER, 1909 Georgia
ave. a0s
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100000.
Takoma Park, D. 6.
Owner leaving the city will sell his beautiful
home at a very low price; NEARLY NEW !:
hot-water heat; electric lights rooms and
bath: garage harmonizing with house screens
and awnings: about one-third acre OF lana Win
beautiful shrubbery and trees.
$4,000.
Semi-Detached Home.
Located in the northwest suburbs Two
story and cellar brick colonial front porsn !,
s rooms and bath: hot-water neat eiecu"
lights POSSESSION WITH TITLE.
100000.
In Park View.
Owner leaving city will give POSSESSION
JULY L. A very attractive home heated ~
hot water: electric lights; newly decosa1eo )
contains rooms and bath. BARGAIN.
100000.
Georgetown Heights.
A two-family apartment; colonial porches I;
two-story back porches: and rooms ana
bath furnace heat ATTRACTIVE TERMS.
IDERS & CO.,
St. NV.
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BY OWNER. EIGHT ROOM: NEW BRICK
and ami; end 14th street car line. block Of
Georgia avenue line; wonderful location; price
nSa.. leaving city; terms arranged; possession
YoU MUST HAVE A HOME. you WANT
it in convenient location, and you want it
within your ability to pay.
rooms-Cofner near Capitol and Library
5yOO; little cash.
3-story store and apartments near Capitol
and Library. $11.0O0; little cash.
Four vacant lots: Virginia ave. Sc. near
navy yard: only $3.50 for the four: little
27 East Capitol at ~
A REAL HOME: JUST COMPLETED AND
ready 1er occupancy. 1909 varnum st. nv.
1s,s street and Reei c1sse f:re eSsi1e
detached; Hytex brick construction through
out stone ;a foanda.Gn built sarsse: t.elv.
two baths; two additional toilets: hot-wster
heat: gas and electricity: Pittsburgh instan-
range: viii sell at a price based on = perm "a
nent value or viii exchange for smaller
be house, eson for s5soa and apply
agent. $50 Munsey Bldg. Main Ss74: home
phone. Columbia ESQ.,.
THE PROPERIIE0 ADVKRTISRD UNO6E
SHE9 91 An =. AD sSfsaansa s1 na#
sess DsrsaaL and prompt sttestiss.
~ y st. as rooms; frame; gas: 0.oo0.
III 10th ct. AVS rooms. reeepe5sa hall
800 st. ay.-Brieh; Il rms.. D:
~; ~ gas: $500.
. sis v am. - st. e & r"' h.sa.: '''e
brick: $500.
- * * q. n.e.-Brick; IL rma. b.; atrob<; saa.
1417 22nd st n.w.-1 rma-. b.; birch: h.v.h. !:
concrete cellar; newly painted and papefsd;
baths; vspos heat. ,i7.oao "
31-s1A Tennessee ave. ne..-7fanily AT, :
!! ts: IS bath e'eh' 'r'et; yearly rental s'S':
72s sth q. s.e.-Bfsck: rns,. h: lstrsss;
a4eoa-ee r st. a.1.Gs.,es; 4 ma. h;
ia,r.Se; xaa $.sto
,,t h.ss s xs. $3.50 h-s' @' ~
rms: rec. han: =; latrooe; ,s... Sc
2ss "a q. n-e.--Brick. $500.
s17-fS Va. ave. s.e--Brsck and frame. &0o0
44S Delaware ave. xv.-bfiek: -. sse.
23o6 = Ct AVG rnA: bfaek: ise 60x10es
alley: A,Se0
h ~ 20 p Ioo'
20 g n. ne.-Brich: Gas: q ma. h.:
lstrone J50O
zSSocSxSS 81 - ~' - a.
k6ooe: LICK. WV
5l3 4tA q ne.-hf,ek ana frams: ma
III D 4. sv-s rms: lasreb.. sasoaL
1s66 6th H. nv.-Bxick: rna., rse ham
h hfrnbe. "a. IS 06o
/. 40s Fla. ave- 49, story br.<h: Da- b.:
lARSe, lot 20 1S-Loes = ~ ~. w S40tss
saceneAt eooaaAe. $&
htroSe; gas. 6,s00
1911 9Th ST. n.w.-Briek. ruams, b, RU
q 500
1875 and 13s Fl..eia s. Sc, !, ND. roses
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FOR SALE-ANOTHER
new row, II to 81 Bryant st. ne.
Two sold. To inspect take North
Capitol st. cars to Bryant St.
Houses open for inspection to 9
pm. every day. Six large rooms,
tile bath; hot-water heat; cleo
trio lights; laundry; oak floors !;
side-oven gas range; good lot to
l5-ft. public alley. Phone M. 9O8
for auto. Easiest terms in the
city-$l 600 cash, $50 monthly,
including all interest.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 F St. NV. or
9TH and Fl SITS NE
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$4,000.
Cleveland Park

$40, $1,000.
Cleveland Park.
Owner leaving city will sacrifice one of the
most attractive homes in the beautiful suburb :.
- rooms and baths: hot-water heat: electric
lights; central-hall entrance: sleeping porch :;
double garage. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
SII, 10000.
Columbia Heights.
Located between 18th and 14th SITS: n
3-story and cellar brick: II rooms: modern
Improvements. POSSESSION WILL BE GIVEN
WITH TITLE.
$4,000.
PetWorth Home.
A modern colonial type home 6 rooms and
bath: hot-water heat; electric lights front
and back porches paved alley IMMEDIATE
POSSESSION.
$4,000.
Two-Family Flat.
Located in the northwest: FIVE rooms and
bath on each floor separate heating plants !;
two-story back porches paved alley.
VIM. H. Saul
So7 18th
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BEAUTIFUL AVENUE
HOME

HOME, SIX ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL.
WATER HA HEAT. S co1oN1nL FRONT si PORCH H
DOUBLE REAR PORCH; ROOM FOR DOUBLE
GARAGE AND GARDEN: OWNER WILL
GIVE QUICK POSSESSION.
PRICE, $3.50. TERMS.
FOR COLORED BUYER.
NEAR 10th AND STREETS NV. NICE
SIx-ROOM AND BATH BRICK: WIDE LOT.
E E6s y g e. BACK TO 15-roor ALLEY. ROOM
PRICE, $500.
NEAR 18th AND FLORIDA
AVENUE NV.
ONH- OF THE MOST DESIRABLE SEC
JOINING NEAR ALL CARS TWoSTORY
AND CELLAR Ia RED PRESS BRICK. SEVEN
PRICE, $500. $4,000 CAN
REMAIN FOR THREE
YEARS AT go.
THIS GREAT BIG FRAME
IN GOOD REPAIR. WITH GREAT BIG
BATH ONLY $500. NEAR 18th AND P
LET Us SHOW YOU THIS.
BEST BARGAIN ON
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
NEAR 18th STREET PARK. THREE
STORY COLONIAL HOUSE, OPEN ON ALL
S 81 Ten ROOMS a,r AND B AIH.s HOT, ,
SO BY $50. ROOM FOR FOUR GARAGES.
A WONDERFUL HOUSE.
PRICE, $14,25O.
CAN MAKE TERMS.
OWNER LEAVING THIS
COUNTRY
WILL SELL HIS HOME ON GEORGIA AVE
H RaTa d EED , RR! Ta w SIX R9SNs AND
ONLY 5000. THIS WILL
INCREASE IN VALUE.
.LIEBERMANN & HAWN,
PHELAN c. HAWN,
1921 F STREET NV.
PHONE MAIN 2O21.
OWNERS HOME; ROOMS AND TILE
bath; located in Mt. Pleasant. on Kilbourne
and painted throughout: brick garage. Cali
MIR. SIMMONS. North 2471-W.
ARMY OFFICER WILL SELL MOST At
traetive bungalow rooms. bath. hot-water
heat, Ideal boiler. electricity. garage. garden,
chickens. awnings screens. hedge. etc. Corner
lot sox1s0. on car line, Potomac Heights. d. c.
month. principal and interest. Phone Cleveland
1922 War department. Br. $50.
s.. $50 WILL BUY A COZY LITTLE HoMOE
On street s 1sd near 1ts E hath
FOE 4 NAVY YARD EMpLOYE.
H. T. LAW. 1919 st. Sc. 2es
DOWNTOWN; IA ROOMS; WIDE LOT;
front and back Yards room for double garage.
serves serves best part Of house. Cali between i and
! pm. 1918 K st: NV. Phone 1885. 90.
FOR SALE-ON 18TH ST.
near E Cap. st. Sc, 2-story, 6
rooms and bath; furnace heat;
colonial porch. Owner leaving
city. Possession guaranteed.
Price, $3.50; $1,000 cash, bal
ance monthly.
H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 F st. NV,
Or 9TH and H SITS. ne.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIR
Gle, in most exclusive section
Twelve rooms, including eight
bedrooms; laundry in basement.
Porches. Large grounds. Elec-
tricity. Garage. Beautiful home.
Immediate possession. $17,5OO
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER
INC,
FIR. 7485. Ola 18th st. NV.
NEAR LINCOLN PARk-SUBSTANTIALL
built residence; 8 rooms. bath. concrete cellar:
furnace; nne location; within blocks of pro-
noaed NEW EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL,: pms.
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.
BUY THESE HOUSES
E-o- UEV WI

bC THESE dOU6ko
From WEIGH,
18th 4 N. 7. Ave. Main 1876.
3O4 D Street Northeast large rooms. bath.
Lot 1914 by 100 feet to wide alley: possession
in sixty days. Title ready. Price. So'00.
Terms.
Near 4th and Penn. Ave. Southeast-S large
rooms and bath; lot IS by 100 feet: double
front. Price, 50. 10000. Easy terms
BEST LOCATION ON CAPITOL HILL
9Th Street, corner. near East Capitol-9 large
rooms baths: cellar under entire house;
asking $12.5OO.OO. Terms.
REST BUY IN NORTHWEST.
18th Street near S-12 rooms. two baths'
hot water heat Asking 100000 Terms.
See WEIGH.
18th N. Y. Ave. Main 4346.
HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT TO PARTY
who buys furniture for 1O-room house; perfect
condition: in NV. Address OWNER. Box
215-T. Star ofice. 2Os
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1884 II Street NV.
y Phone Main 1923

rrtee. 81 .00o-sAUL's ADDITION. near
Ill. ana Emerson SITS. corner. detached
hxhts, sleeping. porch and a built-in garage /;
hr.e front and side yards and q reasonable
<a1a payment win be accepted
Prfce. $l6.OO0-COLONIAL GEORGETOWN
HOME. Located in one of the very best Sec
t1ens. and one that is a positive bargain; brick
construction; IL rooms and baths, and de-
taenea on . lot s0x12o # 1t has just been
Price. s.. ELECTROMAGNETIC Very de-
strable home. containing 10 rooms and bath.
With new electric fixtures throughout. This is
IN choice location on LIST St. the house is In
beautiful condition and the owner will give
Price, $i0. OOO-CHEvY CHASE BuNGA-
LOW. This Is one of the cheapest houses on
the market in this desirable section. 1t has
lishta. hardwood ooors and a garage. Posses
Price. SIT PARK A new
= Ies soz1ss #: the house containing 10
rooms. baths. electricity. hot-water heat,
Open fireplace, hardwood floors, screened sleep
ing pereh: granite foundation with hollow
Prize, ss.95o-CoLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
COLOSSAL type Of house having rooms and
bath. hot-water heat. electric lights. concrete
front porch. double rear porches. hardwood
1osrs and q very deep lot to a paved alley.
Easy terms can be arranged.
Price. .$19. 5OO-vIRGINIA, inst a short
drive out and . wonderful place. The house is
beautfm. having rooms and bath with all
the latest improvements. and there are ~.
aeres Of ground highly improved. This is sur
Icunded entirely BY expensive homes. and
should BE- seen to be appreciated.
Price. 81. 75e-NORTHEAST. A Groom and
bath colonial type house having a large front
porch and two rear porches. 1t is now rented
ct $50 per month. and will make fine in
vestment At the price quoted above.
Hedges & Middleton. Inc.
1884 H Street NV.
Phone Main 10DQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20

FOR sALENORTH OF DUPONT CIRCLE.
close 10 New Hampshire ave.-10-room- and
2 bath horse. real bargain and opportunity.
Will take as little $500 cash: balance in
monthly fnstaIlmenta. Possession. Price.
81 500. Main 3742. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-20
FOR SALE-APARTMENrs.

MODERN APARTMENT, IN BEST NoRTH-
west location: rentals show a net % per cent
investment. Owner must sell. f. 2O45-J.
HARVARD ST. N.W.-ONE DOOR FROM
car line; rooms and tiled bath each: all
bright, outside rooms: corner paved alley; sp
BE- occupied by owner. rent free: reasanasie
terms: price. S.. 100 OWNER, address Box
92-T. Star ONCE.
FOUR-FAMILY APARTMENT-EACHA APART
nent contains four rooms and bath. individual
foot alley; room for four garages: rent. 81 $50
per year. Price only 81! 800: terms.
A. B. CAMPBELL. 1410 NV.
2-FAMILY FLAT. ROOMS AND RArH
mediate possession: s. 500; terms.
4-family nat, eolored, eli9 NJ nv: h.-wh;
s.m.t: 5000: terms. Apply Al Q 1t. NV.
Petty & Petty,
Three-story building. Is apts rented at very
upIerp; several garages on alley lot Included !:
located near two lines. churches. schools
and stores Columbia Heights west Of 18th 81. j:
splendid investment with permanent income as
sHred. Price. So 500. Rented, s., 200.
Petty & Petty,
,,., Joseph A. Petty. John A. Petty.
1923 New York ave. Main 5I27.
24lS 14th ST. N.W.-IN ASSURED BCSI-
ness and residential northwest section. % IT.
ments. Electric light and gas ON separate
meters Open areplaees on all eoors. New
double brick garage on paved altey in rear.
session Of this very desirable property, the in
come from which can more than cover the bal
ance which may be arranged for on 4 moathIy
basis. To . party looking for . business loes-
ton on a busy. prosperous, uptown street,
this property offers an excellent opportunity
AdjS,ninE property may b psreh.ssd ,s under ,a.s
IT NV. ~