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the month of September at 1diewild,
Mrs. John wcrreii Pepper. OF Fair
Acres, Jenkirtowr. Ia spending a month
at Dark Hsrbor. Me.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John jackson. OF t,sns.
tns;r aoTnsI S,sS;. hsS. snSunSsd ths nsrriase Of
W. william, Campbell. son OF Mr and
| Mrs William Campbell, OF Media, a, 81,
ysriiess Church. Twenty.second and
Walnut streets. on Saturday, August 81,
Their return from a wedding trip Mr.
and Mrs, Campbell will live al Sewhope.
chester county, Pa. ..7
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick William
Howell. Of Fortleth and Pine streets
wm9 wa Mrs Gre occupying gsn the property, o. Or.
home October 1, Mrs Howell spent
the last two week ends at the Stockton
villa, Cape May.
rdsrs. Mr.; },nss ! s,.,s,.,, s,,o.ssbpry and Mrs:
Mostrose, Pa, where they sS' win sIaT remain n
for q few weeks, RETURNING to Idiewiid
In september, wherdSttey will spend the
early autumn before opening their home
IN Do Lancey place.
Mrs. J.. $. G. Harvey, Of Radnor, enter.
Women Citizens Of Radnor district a,
her nome on Monday. Mrs Harvey Is
chairman Of Radnor district.
DR.. and Mrs. W. Reynolds Wilson, OF
Devon. are staying az the Amba esador
Hotel, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Tlwood Allison. OF
! Conny Meade. Waliingford, have gon,
20 New London, Ccnn.. where they will
be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Clayton
+. Dixon on their house boat osana.
Mrs. Eugene Forester Caldwell. oil
Wallingford. has returned to her homo
from Canada, where she spent severa
weeks Mr.. Caldwell is now the CUES,
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel D. Riddle a,
their bungalow at Berlin, Nd. Miss
Lenore Jackson. who hits been the gues,
Of Mra Caldwell for q week, left or
saturday for her summer home In Vent.
Mrs. ". sackett pueli, Of Hlilcroft
Meadowbrook, is spending a fortnight a.
| Miss Anna Linton. of I9 Fisher
avenue. Olney, 10 tho guest for some time
Of her sister. Mrs Thomas u. Guerin
at her apartment In wildwood, n. ].
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ALONG THE READING

Mrs. Robert Dearden, Jr.. and her
daughter are spending a few weeks a,
the Traymore. Atlantic City. They viii
return to their home In Oak Lane early
next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. ELI Taylor Conner and
their daghter. Miss Margaret Conner
have gone I'd Buffalo and will not return
to their home In Rydal until September
Mrs. Benjamin b. Howard. Mrs
Nathan Wallace. Miss Martha Wallace
Miss Lulu Gay and Miss Alice Rain. o,
Oak Lane, are occupying a cottage al
Beach Haven, N. j., for a month.
Mr., and Mrs. Eugene Heger and theil
daughter. OF Jenkintown. left this weel
for Dos Moines, Ia. where they will re-
main for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs James Craig. OF Gratis
Erie, Mcadowbrook. have returned from
d motor trip to Mt. Pocono.
Mr.. A.. jackson Smith and his daugh
ters, Of Jenkintown. have returned from
East Gloucester. Mass. where they spen
q month.
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OF 227 Queen lane. are at the Perklo-
men Inn for fortnight

OF 227 Queen lane. are at the Perkio-
men Inn for fortnight
Mr.. and. Mrs. James M Skinner and
their family. will return to their home
at 138 West Jouden street on Thurs
day after spending two months at their
summer place In Jenkintown.
Mrs. Frank Devlin, Of 247 East Up
sal street Is spending month IN At
lantlc City.
Lieutenant Albert Rhorabaugh. 4809
Pulaski avenue. will leave today for San
Diego, Calf. where he will be stationed d
in the future. Mrs. Rhorabaugn will
Join Lieutenant Rhorabaugh In, San
Diego In a fortnight.
Mrs. Robert NJ. Barton. Jr, Of ali
East Upsal street, will go on September
1 TO Atlantic City to spend three weeks
Miss Clara Fund and Miss Miriam
Fund, Of 5631 Chew street, are spending
a week In Atlantic City
Mrs. Conyers Button -Fleu, Jr.. and
her small son, Master Conyers Button
Fleu. Sd, Of 8353 Ross street, are spend.
ng SOME time in ocean City, n. J.
Miss Katherine Kelly, Of $50 Boyei
street, will leave today to spend some
time In Absecon, N. J.
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

An interesting wedding to society In
thls city and Now York will be that OF
Mss Mary Frances Edey. daughter Of
York, and Mr.. Edward Winslow Taylor.
son Of DR.. Edward Winsiow Taylor, Of
Cedron. Germantown. which will take
place In St Thomas's Episcopal Church.
o'clock. Mr. Frank r. wallace. a
brother-in-law of Mr.. Taylor. will act as
best man. and the ushers will include Mr..
Boy Stewart, Mr.. George woodward. MI.
gsmisoSn, gS M40GSHsa MS Edward st Starr, Mr. Allen
Pa.smore, Mr.. Robert p. 4. Taylor. Mr.
Alfred r. Hunter and Mr.. William r.
kingsley. The Rev. Doctor Stires Will
Perform the ceremony. Mr. Taylor. will
dinner on Thursday. October 10, at the
Germantown Cricket Club
The ladies committee OF the Wayne
Archery Association has issued invita-
tlons for tea, to be given tomorrow on
81 Luke's school grounds. In honor Of
tne members who are In Wayne to attend
tne iortieth annual tournament. which y
ee Mrs: John Dunlap, Mrs. Robert Elmer,
mrs, Earl Trout, Mrs. william II.
Palmer, Jr.. Mrs. Charles B. Gudibrod.
Mr.. and Mrs. James d. winsor. Jr.. and
their family, Of Rosemont, who have
been spending the last four weeks at
saranac Lake as tho guests Of Mr.. and
iMr. Horatio q. Lloyd. Will return 10
heir home next Tuesday.
4. Mr. and Mrs. Heatly C. Dulles and
thelr family, Of Broughton lane, Villa
nova, returned to their home last week
from visit OF two months at the sum-
mer home Of Mrs. Dulless parents,
Sudge and Mrs. Robert Ewing, In the
cumberland mountains, Tenn.
DR. and Mrs, Fielding o. Lewis, who
are spending August at Sconset, Nan
their little daughter, Miss Molly Lewis
10 jamestown, r. l., where they will
remain over Labor Day as the guests OF
mr., and Mrs Arthur r. Baush, who are
occupying their summer homo In James.
'o~h' Upon their return they will spend
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BOROUGH

Mr.. and Mrs Samuel p. Kenworthy.
OF Green lane, who are occupying their
cottage at Ocean City, N. j., Will have
as their guests over the end OF Ausust
Lyceum avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kenworthy;, OF
s4e Green lane, and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles G. Eddleman. of 40 Green lane
who have been spending the summer IN
Ocean City, ". u. will leave that resort
during the week for the coast Of Maine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Strickland. who
have been passing some time in Louis
willie, Nd, have returned 20 their home
on Lyceum avenue.
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N0RRlaIOWN

The 3, sse VEN, s,Sa Of SiS s MHn 10 PSk
Casper Piez, Of Hammonton, n. j., was
announced at a f,ve hundred party and
miscellaneous shower, given by Miss
Tinker, In honor OF her cousin, Miss
J. Newton Hunsinger. Jr., Will take place
In october. There were twenty guests
present.
Announcement has been made Of tho
marriage Of Miss Laura Titus. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Titus. Of Potts.
town, formerly OF Norristown. and Mr.
George werkIscr, son OF Mrs. George
werkiser.. Of 1T West Lafayette street
on Saturday, August 81, In Elkton, Md
After a wedding trip to Atlantic City
Mr. and Mrs Werkiser will live at III
West Lafayette street.
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IIoaA

Mrs. Clara S. ogden and her daugh-
ter, Miss Jane Ogden, OF 22os Hunting
Park avenue, have returned home from
Tuckahoe, N. J., where they have been
staying after passing the early summer
In Ocean City, ". j.
Mrs. J. II. Thomas and her daughter
Miss Mile Thomas, Of 22o1 West Tioga
street, have gone. to Shamokin' IA
where they are the guests Of Mrs
Thofnas's daughter, Mrs. spencei
Hamilton.
Miss Lena Gebert daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William asbert Of 1850 North
Thirteenth street. has returned home
after spending. some time IN As.ur,
Park, ~ J. Her sister. Miss Clare
Camp winnepaw, Wolfboro, y. II.
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FALLS OF scuuvLk,Ll

Miss Mary goocock, daughter OF MT;
and Mrs.. Herbert Boocock. OF $500
Queen lane, is spending several weeks In
Ocean City, NJ J.
Among the young people from the
Fails In Atlantic City over the week
end were Miss Edith Johnson and Miss
Doris North, OF Queen lane.
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MOOR ESToWN

Mr.. James warden and Mr.. Norman
Pitcher spent tho weekend at Atlantic
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ayres motored
to Atlantic City on Saturday.
Mrs. A. w. Sumner In spending the
month in New Hampshire and Boston.
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BONNER-CoONAN

The marriage Of Miss Regina z.
Coonan, of 5549 Devon street. to Mr..
Joseph T. Bonner, Of 642 East Walnut
lane. will be solemnized at ! o'clock this
afternoon IN the immaculate Concep-
ton Church, East Prics. and sullivan
offciating. Miss Lucy. Meechum will
attend the bride an maid Of honor and
Mr. James c. Bonner viii act as best
man for his brother. A reception will
follow the ceremony at the home OF the
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Bonner will 60 to
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beautifully Curly, WaUy
Hair-In Three Hours!

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The euIis viii last tho icpssst tlnss
Yln Ydlnn spite of beat. Wind Or dampneys.
sinE and fussinIt 70 With ia.snafs iSoes. ~
tE hair. It's foolish 10 sInsc and
ohtter and doaden your tresses with
net curling iron--and altogether
Unnecessary now.
Liquid sllmsrine ..is pleasant 10
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\y s.s siss' &. ..c@, s,us.i. ssi.r iSsts.s.
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DELAWARE COUNTY

Among the Media women who are
interested In arranging a course Of lee
lures to be given at the Media High
school on "Nonsn's Citisenship" are
Mrs. J. Claude Bedford. Mrs. Joseph
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Atlantic city for some time, after which
they will be AT home at bsbs Critten-
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MISS LOUISA ]. BALL
WEDS Mr.. J. R. FOWLER
Interesting Wedding Of Miss
Frances Mccann and Mr..
John Macdonald

An interesting wedding will be SOL
ennised this evening At 8 o'clock in the
chapel Of the Church Of the Incarna-
tton. Drexel Hill. when Miss Louisa J.
Ball, daughter OF the Rev. and Mrs.
Clarence Ernest Bail, OF Adam, Pa. and
Mr.. Joseph r. Fowler, OF 37i4 North
Carlisle street, viii be married by the
brides father. Mr.. william Curtis cooley
BAH. brother OF the bride. will give her
W wbits imtssr,ags ssa, she o VIII I've wear a gown q
OK satir. Her veil Of tuiie will be
caught with clusters Of orange blossoms,
and she will carry a shower Of Bride
sister sister Nj! Ms' bs ADA o,s N a A. Bal the srdss
wsnr gown of white point d'esprit and
VIII carry pink asters. Mira Howard
mipps ,a. chase. OF New York. will be
crepe. and she will carry lavender sweet.
peas The bridesmaids will include Miss
Carrie u. Taylor. OF Scranton, Pa Miss
PE.renss PlSrsnss s,te,Gs 4; kS9s snd Miss Harriet
and Miss Elisabeth Fowler. sister Of
the bridegroom. They will wear white
Isrocks OF soft elk. veiled with point
SS,esprit and finished with bodices Of
carry pink sstsfs Mrs Rali IH' viii in' wear w
a gown Of white satin veiled with black
ohantilly lace, while 4 gown OF pink
satin ..a,,i veiled with pink ssorse,tc crepe
Mr. Fowler viii have for best man
include M. Harold Fisher Goodwin,
MT. Charles Wilson, OF this city; Lieu.
eafps cent spoora sayaty Of cesaasf hsadnd and Mr. wD
wifi Il ri foow sss shs o. ss Sras ps,
Fowler and his bride will leave for Mag.
sra sT and Canada; & taking a trip up the
way Of Lake Champlain and the Hud-
son river. The bridegroom served two
years with the British army. in the
ensnssS acr e,Snres e. a.nsps the s Sss VIA
Miss Iucetta A. 4. Rathsons. Of pai.
ton, Mass. Mrs. James A. Long Mrs.
EDWARD G. spofford, Of Aiexandria,
w.; w.; Mss George sarth: Of cumocr::
Newark, N. J.
MacDoNALD-McCANN
An mt, int:re;,'ns .s.,S,, ySsaains took place a,
town, at 1880 o'clock this afternoon
daughter Of Mrs John A. McCann. be
came the bride Of Mr.. John Emmett
MaeDonoid. Of Wichita Falls, Tex. tn,
bride was attended BY her small niece
siri and Mr. Robert McCann, the brides
brother, acted as best man. The Rev
Or. William Porter Lee. pastor of tn,
westside Presbyterian Church. per
formed the ceremony. and Mrs. McCanr
gave her daughter In marriage. A break
fast followed the ceremony for the i'm
mediate families.
The bride. wore a dress Of dark blu,
satin. with hat to match. and carried q
bo1uet OF orchids
The little flower girl wore daint!
frock Of embroidered lawn and carried /
basket OF Sweetheart roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald will he a
home at Vernon. TEX. after october
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FOR SALE-H0USES
ATTRACTIVE NORTHWEST
LOW-PRICED DWELLINGS,

II you contemplate purchasing Z
nome you cannot afford to make
decision without first looking at thu
many bargains we offer. We have
IN our lists many houses that We
'ffer at prices less than asked fivs
years ago.
ss,2Se--lith st., between N and q
stories: . rooms: lot is.sKs. TO an alley.
E.sSo-l3th, near NJ; . stories; .
rooms: a most convenient location
N,eoo-Near the Junction OF New
York and New Jersey Avsnusf N. W;
S.ts neal .01asr 1ass,aw swsilSf 70 f.ss fm very |
reasonable terms
ss.5oo-west Of 18th ST.; semi-ds-
tsched, Q stories and cellar; rooms
and bath! furnace heat.
B,abo-North Capitol ST.. near ":
brick dwelling; 2 stories and cellar
rooms s.id b.,h
Sl.sso-Rhode Islan nd avenue. near
sth st.; brick dwelling; Z rooms ana
bath; easy payments
s4.75o-Nssr ist and O sts NV; q
story dwelling. with cellar ! rooms
and bath: furnace heat.
Ss.ooo-sth St. near q, . rooms and
bath; stories; lot 2oxlob 10 an alley.
ss.5Oo-on the Heights, west OF
18th; a 3-story s-room brick dweihpg
'veiy handsome front Of light brick snd
limestone; lot lsxlGo.
s5.s5o-on the Heights. west OF 18th
st: 8 stories. y rooms: weli-planned
house; reception hall. dining room.
pantry. kitchen. sleeping rooms
Siairways
s5.75o-on Sth street near N;
stories: . rooms and bath; lotNxoxieo
TO an alley.
b $1,000 1o-room brick dwelling
on Sth street near p; stories; lot
s5 feet to a public alley; must be sold
TO settle an estate.
s.7So--2d street near +; 3 rooms
and bath.
s5.75o-sd street near c.: 3 stories
and cellar; 10 rooms and bath
s5.7So-Near tho Court House: . j.
story bay window brick dwelling:
brownstone trimmings; IL rooms and
$500: II is undoubtedly one of the
best bargains offered In the downtown
section.
$s,500-G street. opposite the PEN
sion Onics: 10 rooms and bath: lot
22x100.
S7.75o-vacant. Vicinity OF Dupont
Circle. Two stories and cellar; 8
rooms and bath; hot-water heat: room
for garage: double front porch.
s35 X ct. N. wa desirable down
town residence: 3-story and basement
10 rooms. bath; excellent location for
rooming. Price reasonable.
$6.500--I st. N. W., between North
Capitol and 1st: rooms and bath.
hot-water heat; lot 1880.
S6.00o-Mt. Pleasant, west OF 18th:
nearly new: 2 stories and cellar!
rooms, tiled bath. hot-wster heat;
electric lights.
S6.ooo-Near 16th and Monroe sts.:
2 stories and cellar; Z rooms and at
tic: lot 25xl00. ,-...
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SHINN & HACKLEY,
801 9th st. N. w.
Main 8015.

NEW HOUSES FOR SALE
New Mt. Pleasant Home.
1929 Euclid st. NV.
8 rooms and 2 baths.
Ready for occupancy.
New Chevy Chase detached
home,
1887 Livingston St.
8 rooms and 2 baths.
Extra large porches.
Deep lot to alley.
NEW BUNGALOW.
- In Chevy Chase.
1902 Huntington st.. N. w.
z rooms and bath.
High-class finish.
Two squares west of
Connecticut avenue.
aat Ready for occupancy.
New corner detached home
in Petworth.
4116 9TH st. n. ".
6 rooms and bath,
Extra large porches.
Very deep lot to paved alley.
New detached homes.
1928 7th St. N. w.
6 rooms and bath.
These houses are all completed
and always open for inspection.
" d. j. DUNCAN,
1410 H St. NV. Phone NJ. 1867
NsN, ,'ta
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STONE & FAIRFAX. =
.1342 New York Ave.

seh Hr. N, n, s2s-seveh rooms and bath:
sxesilsnt condition. $500. Terms
Immediate possession, Cottage City. seven
rooms and bath, brick. .. m. l.; slate roof;
poultry house; good garden; grape vinsA
3s.boo. Terms
800 block p ct. N. w.-seven rooms and
bath; excellent condition. se.eoo. TermA
9Th ST. N. n, so1-tColored) rooms
and bath, $3.50; terms: possession.
,sth ST. s. T., I22--tCoiored). new; 6
rooms and bath; $3.50; terms; possession.
7th ST. s. r.. I3l-s rooms and bath;
vacant; $3.50; terma'
ilth ST. g. n. 3ss-s rooms and bath.
ssceiispt condition. Immediate possession;
s2,fSe: terms.
J. c, BROWN. Attorney.
us sth Ut. N. w. Main sssi
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
FOR SAlE-HOUSeS

DESIRABLE PROPERTIES.
Semi i-Detached Georgetown Home.
"a rooms . b.ths. hot.wstsr heat; sise-
trie lights lot tS feet vide Price. $4,000
Corner in Richmond Park.
rooms. bath. hot-wstsr heat sleetrie
lights; bungalow type Price. tis.sos.
Good Northeast Section.
gybo-e rooms. bath. pantry and cellar
S.ss nd snts s1sc noS;s GOOD lot TO alley $500
A Wide Avenue in Northwest
Suburbs.
9 rooms. bath. hot-water heat. Screened
porch coal supply, shades. etc. Only
2-Family Flat in Southeast Section.
rooms and hath each floor. Price.
V~'s"'' WV N~s"' ss'sHSo u'o"t"v
Best Pstworth Location.
rssst; electric lights; many fssturOs. Price.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. Inc.
= SlS 18th st. N. w. Main 426.
oNE-sTAPLE sr.-erick. 7 rooms and
bath all modern improvements. Js. 900;
cash $1,000; rest terms.
Two-GALEs ST. N. E.-s rooms and
bath frame. iatrobs. 81. 400: $500 cash;
rest terms
rHREE-l.oo BLOCK MARYLAND AVE.
trio ri EiE,Srick' i,vh,. y rooms baths elee:
easy terms t+F
FoUR..7TH AND NJ SITS N. w.--s rooms
and bath brick, latrobs heat Price,
$1,000: terms to suit.
FIvE-l1oo BLOCK 9TH ST. ~ w.-stors
and six apartments Of four and>fve
ments made to suit.
SIX-Isoo BLOCK l. ST. N. w.-Brick, 20
looms and bath. ot-water heat.
$lS.5o0; $4,000 cash: balance monthly
payments.
SEvEN-soo BLOCK N ST N. w.-s rooms
and bath: hot water heat. Price
$4,000; can arrange terms.
SHINN & HACKLEY,
801 9th st. N. w.
Main 8015.
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advertising
FOR SALE-HOUSeS

$500.
Columbia Heights-Immediste
Possession.
A complete home: . rooms ana bath;
next corner Of 18th st me loes stiol a. owner
will sive possession before sxsminstion Of
title l. made n desired.
$500.
Near 10th and Lamont SITS.
Ip"rediate Possession.
A three - ~ and cellar brick; Q rooms
and bath @siI heated; good lot
$500.
Petworth-A New Home.
Strictly up-to-dste In every respect; sl1
rooms and bath; colonial porch; sleeping
porch; attractive terms
$1,000.
Kennedy St. Near 9th.
bath hot-wster heat electric lights; gem
$4,950.
s St., Between North Capitol and lst.
A two-story and cellar brick; Q rooms
and bath; deep back yard: wide paved al
ley; only $500 cash down: balance very
easy.
yDERS & CO.,
st. N. w. 8
The Washington times., 1920-01-09

S2S, 900.
A Splendid Investment.
Five twe-fsnaiIy apartments 8 rooms ana
hath. each Apartment; wide lots veil
rented located In best section BLOOM
$4,000.
n Garage Proposition.
An established garage located on 18Th
street. south Of Columbia road; vide lot
good alley In rear . good inssstmsnt; well
rented
$4,000.
South Columbia Road Near 18th st.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Attrse-
tive 3-story aud cellar brick rssiisness
heated by hot water; lighted by electricity;
newly decorated throughout
Sl1,500.
Columbia Heights.
Located between 18th and 18th streets;
o complete home: every modern Improve
msnt; bed rooms; baths; wide siisy.
$4,000.
Business Property.
Located In center OF business locality, In
the Northwest; on car line: corner Of alley
IS n. frontage; good location for any Kind
WIN. II. Saul
BOT 18th
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Parkview.

Attractive location, facing Rock
Creek; on Park place; rooms
and bath: front colonial porch;
hot-wster heat: every convent
ence;; beautiful location In new
home section: terms can be ar
ranged. $500.
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
Petworth.

Thoroughly modern home; just
on Rock Creek Church road;
rooms and bath: hot-water heat;
electricity; front colonial porehss!
a garage: Immediate possession
Price $1,000.
The Washington times., 1920-01-09
Anacostia.

Attractive modern detached
home: 0 rooms and bath; large
attic and cellar; new metal root
roundings: 2-car garage; lot Ibx
I3o; Immediate possession. Price
s7.7So.
The Washington times., 1920-01-09

r ACT QUICKLY
Unusual Oner-Splendid Location.
$4,000
$500 cash, balance = years, Vermont ava.
N W, between N and o; coxy home;
out-of-town owner must sell at once
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York Avenue N. W.
For Sale-$5,250
centrally located dwelling near 18th
and o SITS, 10 rooms hot-water heat. Easy
payments.
FOR SALE-Se,2so.
18th st. near n, 10 rooms, 1ss1oi to alley:
a good substantial house.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York Avenue N. w.
For Sale-Two Family Houses
Get Our List.
We Refer to Very Good Ones
s7,5oo--only $1,000. cash. balance on
bath, Kitchen on LIST ,oor. rooms, bath.
kitchen on End. separate cellar, porches
and yard; located west OF 18th ct.
ss.5oo--Ncar 18th and q SITS. N. w;
steam heated ono OF the best propositions
in two-family house.
s5.5oo--Nesr North Capitol and s; a cory
two-fsmily house.
,s.ooo-Nesr New York ave. N. w, one
OF the best constructed two-famlly houses
In the city.
STONE e. FAIRFAX.
1912 New York Avenue N. w.
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STONE & FAIRFAX.
1342 New York Ave.

IN BLOOMINGDALE
Very desirable; a good looking fancy
brick house; 10 rooms, steam neat
large porch; q. m. l.; $lo.OOo.
IN BLOOMINGDALE
Still another attractive house: a o.
story brown brick, furnace heat,
rooms, / BATH. in good condition:
$1,000.
HOLMEAD PLACE
one block from l4th street cars q
story brown brick. large porch, alley
and room for gagare, rooms. l bath.
water heat; only $1,000,
SOUTH OF "U" AND WEST
OF SIXTEENTH STREETS
e-story brick home; rooms and
bath, front porch across entire house.
hot-water heat, electricity, room for
garage; moderate terms; $1,000.
GOOD LOCATION IN SOUTH
EAST
Brand new home; rooms and bath.
deep lot, alley, " square from Penn.
ava cars; reasonable terms; $3.50.
NEAR CLEVELAND PARK
Detached semi bungalow, front and
rear porches, 6 rooms and bath, h. ".
h, electricity; $500.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME
centIy built rooms, 1 bath, light
brown brick house, attractive porches.
a. m. L.; $500.
NORTHEAST
A nice little home, newly papered
and painted, near + street cars; 2.
story brick, Q large porches. rooms, I
bath, room for garage. for only $500.
DOWNTOWN SECTION
A brown stone and brick home.
Northwest section; convenient to cars;
rooms and bath; reasonable terms;
$3.50.
NEAR MARYLAND AVENUE
NORTHEAST
s-room and bath brick house; dou-
bic garage; $3.50 cash, balance $50 per
month; a bargain; $4,000.
HOWARD e. HINES,
Incorporated.
734 18th Street N. w.
Main 730-731-732.
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The Washington times., 1920-01-09

FOR SALE BY S. BELoFF.
NO. 1-1sth st. N. w. near wyoming ave-.
one OF the best buys-l1 rooms,
so 2'baths, hotAwater slheat. Specially
designed for home or boarding
house. Price, s1l,5oo; good terms.
NO. GO st. N. w, near 18th. 10 rooms
and bath Price 's'2Se
NO. s-P st. n. w, near 9Th. s rooms and
bath; h-w. H.; Al condition; i'm
mediate possession. Price, $1,000.
NO. .-FIor!da ,,. ave an n VII wi near First st;
condition. Price, 3e.f5o
roomeJ houses; Fifteen hundred
block on a corner on First at. N.
W. Price, $3.50.
NO. e-Frame house on a hnc block oDlith
st. N. w, good for residence or
business; h,w. h., good plumbing
Price, $3.50.
NO Two six rooms and bath on New
York ave. N. W, between tth and
bth SITS; a good bargain for the
price advertised. One $3.50 and
another 1890.
No trouble in inspecting above-advertised
property az I eivt my own personal atten-
lion 10 all sales Come and see me about
buying or selling. have the best, all
over the city, for business or residence.
S. BELOFF,
Real Estate and Insurance,
921 18th st. N. w.
Room 202. Main SlS1.
sJ.yEN- -RoOM frame on corner, p f.;