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LETTERS OF TESSIE AND JOE

Dear Joe:
l returned nv Cousin Grace's visit
last night, and there was still no sign Of
the cut glass pickle dish we sent her for
wedding present. You'd think she would
have the common good management
TO at least display it when | go to see her,
wouldn't you, Joe? II ust made me wish
she wouldn't return my visit and then
wont have to return hers, because other
wise 1t will be an endless circle and Ill
have to go there every once In n while
and the unappearance of the pickle dish
will be a constant memoranda that my
tastei wedding presents is being belittled
Oh well, as Mrs. Fink saws, YOU can't
please some of the people all of the time,
Grace's husband. the insurance sales
man, was there part of the evening, but
l rememb bered your advice and every time
he tried to talk insurance IN a personal
way | blsected the conversation to other
channels such as politics and religionand
similar open subj ects. He's terribly good
looking man, Joe, but Id rather have YOU
with all your homeliness of outline if
| do say so myself.
/ suppose you're wondering how |
managed to get out without taking the
baby. Well the reason is I've got a new
nurse girl to take the place of Sophie
who as told you left without even taking
French leave. The new girls name
Nora Rafferty,, though she says she's not
Irish notwithstanding her brogue, which
she says is q mere inheritance However,
persons accidental poster ty don't
interest me as i ong as their heart is in the
right place and they have enough natural
grace to do their work without falling
over their own feet, especially at such
vital moment. as when they're carrying
the baby. So far Nora has tripped little
or none.
] agree cordially with yow remarks
about not forcing the baby into an over
education-before his mind is strong
enough TO masticate it. Nothing is so
inappropriate as child with It's head
stuffed full Of questions that its parents
are in no position 10 answer. However,
/ don't think we have any active cause to
worry about Baby having any great
monopoly of brain power. Except when
he sees hi. bottle approaching / haven't
noticed him giving any undue signs Of pre-
mature Intelligent. When 1t comes to
susceptibility to food he seems to take
after you, Joe. * From me. (x) From
Baby. Lovingly,
Tessie
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DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR
CopyriGht. 1916, by tho Mcclure News-
paper Syndicate. New York City.
MAKE MENDINC EASY.

For some reason or other mending is
one Of tho hardest tasks in the weekly
regime OF many a housewife, and when
ever hear q woman say that she breads
mcnding and docs not get time to do it as
she should feel inclined to think that
she never has taken the time TO put her
mending materials into convenient po-
sitlon
One Of the most convenient little mend
ing equipments | ever saw consisted in n
little built-in cupboard placed in the
side of the wall of the downstairs sitting
room in an old fashioned house. 90 the
SIDE of the door of this cupboard were
placed little shallow strips OF wood and
there were good big nails driven into these
strips so that the nails were exposed per-
hape couple of inches. These nails were
perhaps an inch and half apart. On
each Of the nails was o spool of thread, the
white threads arranged together accord
ing to the degree of fineness Colored
threads were paced together on another
row, and various sorts OF mending thread
were all grouped together elsewhere.
There were shelves in the cupboard
to hold various mending materials and
there WAS one shelf for stockings and other
shelves for other sorts of mendlng.
On Monday night or Tuesday when
the clean clothes came in from the line
they were looked over and those that need
ed mending were put in their place in this
cupboard. The mending was always done
before ironing. This mending cupboard
was downstairs so it was simple opera
ton to transfer the clothes TO the mend
ing cupboard from the clothes basket
Usually in this household mending was
done sometime Tuesday evening, the
mothers and daughters OF the family TAX
ing it for granted that some of their time
should be devoted TO this work until the
shelves in the mcnding cupboerd were
cleared
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inat ths ysis iaetanG eosas1enally - much
- several months.
Up 10 The pressnA lsw e H. rsariv
rsfnunersttve podtions were opca 10 wo-
men. But the salary II sure, promotion can
b counted on, there h pension for many
positions, and you know definitely what
10 expect from one year to another. This
alone Ia boon TO many women.
Ours are, Of COURSE, regulated, md 20
are vacations. ometimes tho work IL
hard, but usually il is n matter Of routine
md not driving It IA the ambitious women
who do the hard work, who seek the stiff
jobs, and take positions that are In line
Tor quick promotion where the ability
exists. These are the Jobs that arc inter-
estinp women in the Civil Service TODAY.
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| and full information as TO positions end
examinations cnn be had on application.
There are jobs ~ inspectors Of maaipts,
milk, tenements, schools, cto., that are
especially well suited TO women; thore are
countless clerks and stenographers needed;
There are research workers positions, and
positions in tho PHILIPPINES and San Do
mingo. These are mere drop in the bucket
Of variety, however, and girl who Is
interested will do well to 90 to the sources
indicated for full information.
A high school education Il generally
required in order to be able to stand well
in the examinations. Once passed, your
name is placed on the list OF accepted,
candidates, and you wait your turn TO be
appointed. This sometimes s rather try
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STREET PAVING.
City's Program for the Season Practically
Completed

The seasons program Of the Street and
Sewer Department has been practically
completed, according to Commissioner
Frank ". Pierson. New work and re-
pairs on thirty miles of city streets have
been handled in spite of difficulty in Sc
curing labor during part of the time and
the increased cost Of materials.
Repairs to the brick lining along car
tracks on Fourth street between Shipley
and Orange streets viii be made, as well
to the Market street pavement at the
corners of Tenth and Eleventh streets
where the curved curb has been recently
strsightened
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NATIONAL GUARD.
Reorganization Project Under Way, Ae-
cordIng 10 the Officers.

Organization work was advanced at a
meeting Of the captains aud aides of the
six teams which will hnudle the recruit
ing drive for Delaware's National Guard
at meeting last night ia the Armory.
II Ia expected that the drive will begin As
soon IA certain literature, giving inforrna-
ton regarding the National Guard and
the part it plays In national defence, has
been received.
At The meeting last night Adjusaut-
General j. Austin Ellison explained
organization details and reports Of the
teams were read, which Indicated good
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Rainfall In November,

Precipitation during November was
8.95 inches, according TO tho record Of
G. II. Simmons, OF the Street and Sewer
Department. There waefe nine rains dur
Ing the month. Tho total for The corre-
spending month OF 1910 wns 3 ~ inches.
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Helping Delaware Hospital.

Donations Of money, groceries and
provisions were received AT the Delaware
Hospital yesterday as tributes Of former
patients on the institutions annual do
nation day. Further such donations will
probably be sent In today and tomorrow
Alphabetically arranged in classification
GA in the Want Ads are practical Christ
mas suggestions.
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THE GIRL ON THE JOB
BY Jessie Roberts.
Upright. 1920. by Wheeler Syndicate. Inc
GIRLS AND THE CIVIL SERVICE,

There are many civil service positions
open to women. and the number is being
increased with the winning Of the fran
ehise. Many girls will find 1t worth while
to think of this branch If work, in looking
about for self-supporting jobs.
There are city, state, and federal po-
sitions, and you must apply to the Civil
Service Commission in your city, or your
state, or at Washington, according to the
type you choose The work is all given
out as a result of competitive examinations
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ths nsw Jobs opening out TO thsm, and
Il \ becabss Of this nsw possibility that
girls will 1nd II better worth their while
to look into tbs matter than ever bofors.
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progress Information wss piaocd IN Go
from ofsscsAis ~ ~ Penney ylyspia rssIrosd
BethIghcm shipbwlding Corporss,on 4
Now Castle Leather Co, 'hs, tbcse copn-
rwnies would as~ist IN rhe drive ~ sHy
way posa'bls. The rsyrwt wse s'Ads sLat
tho PennsyIvauis rnilrasd viii Grnnt en-.
plovcr Is days kav. ~ A'~~oce fr dfill
work
IL is planned 70 give thu team -hich
secures 80 mon firvs. = s,v~fsssssoe - ~ -
kind of unit desired, Whistler bsttcfg
company. or mschiae r1a couapenv
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Bankers and Brokers Darre.

a dance will be held this evening In the
ball room Of the Hotel du Pont by the
Bankern and Brokere' Club.
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Suggest Lyons for q. D. Msvshs'
Friends n William Lyon, jr.,. 40
urginy him for she sppoantrn>n' ~ y. ;
rnnrshN of this S'a's.
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Tel. Main 43O.

PRICE 81 00-WeI located in the Blooming
d,Ie section an attractive si1-room and bath
brick house in fine CONDITION tnronshoqt: 9wnss
70 vonr advantage to look at this house
promptly.
PRICE. $40, 5O0-Northwest location detached
hr;rk house having seven rooms and bath. four
bedrooms large ats oe e1ectpie issts n and
-sra.e: lot is 50x150 to 20-ft. paved alley !;
prompt possession.
PRICE. SIS. oo0-In Chevy Chase. close to the
Circle. the lot is 70x125 covered with DIG oaH
errs, having eight rooms and BATH hot-water
S".t electric lights and porches; possession
will be given on short notice
price $40. 50o-Near 18th and Columbia I'd.
in Columbia Heights; tree-story PICK house
w; D ~ ,ooms. two baths, hot-water heat, tiled
n;tchen. rear stairway and several open fire.
ppIcn 81. 75o-In Mt Pleasant. west Of 18th
ST. 4 threc-story brick house: = II. VIDE nav
,ic i;.ht.: front and rear pOrches. This house
u v.csnf: convenient terms OF sale can be
made and possession given
PRICE s11.5 o0-In Georgetown; we'll stu
a,ed detached brick house na n na1s rooms ms
h hnu.. in aue shape throughout; convenient
,n.n,s This is q splendid home for the money.
pRIGr. SIS, 5Oo-In Cleveland Park; lot
s .'.a hs,hs: large porches: open freplaces
80. hss hot-water heat, electric lights. This
nrnnertv IL most complete. is modern in every
respect owned by Arms o%ees sth ess " cry the
IIairht.. location that will please you q
tyo-story house having seven rooms; four ned.
rooms. two complete bathrooms large front
norch: breakfast porch and sleeping porch
A'''"''' BOSS. &
1IJE HOME
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FOR SALE-H0USEs
~Auy10S0s
Northwest

NOI lIlWcSl.
s5.s50-si1 rooms and bath; good lot: at.
"a. 5OO-si1 rooms and bath; ami; just OF
18th st.
s., 7ao-Seven rooms and bath; hwh; cleo.
lights; front and rear porches.
S.50O-si1 rooms and bath; elec. lights;
colonial porch.
SIC. 0O0-Eleven rooms and bath: cleo. lights;
near 18th and Columbia road.
$7.350-Nine rooms and bath; steam heat;
good buy.
s1s50-Six rooms and bath; ami; house in
good condition.
81 ,5oo--Eight rooms and bath; ami; just
SIS, COO Eight rooms, two baths: ami. Near
10Th and SITS.
Mount Pleasant.
s6.i5o-Si1 rooms and bath. Overlooking
slaooO-Eight rooms and bath: ami; open
fireplace. Overlooking Rock creek Park
l35oO-Nine rooms and two baths; hot water
heat. Just OF Columbia rd.
14,0OO-Nine rooms and bath: ami; garage;
vacant.
10th Street Heights.
81 5oo-Seven rooms and bath; ami. Just
of 18th St
s125oo-seyen rooms and bath: ami; lot
$13. JoO-Ten rooms and two baths; ami;
garage; detached. Just of 18th st.
$24, 0O0-Eght rooms, two baths; ami; va
cant; 18th st.
Saul's Addition.
$Io,5Oo-Eirht rooms. bath; anil; practically
house.
$40, 750-Eight rooms and hath; ami; con-
crete porches: ~ feet wide.
$12. 0oO-Ninc rooms and bath; ami; garage;
lot 4O11OO.
Sl3. o0O-Seven rooms and bath; ami; rea-
sonable terms.
Sl4, 5OO-Eight rooms and bath; ami; hard
wood floors; vacant.
sIs,ooo-seven rooms and bath; hot-water
heat; electric lights; detached brick.
Cleveland Park.
$13. Soften rooms. two baths; ami; i'm
mediate possession.
s14, 00o-Niue rooms, two baths: ami; one.
half square OF Wariman Park Inn.
SIS, oO0-Eight rooms two baths; h.w.h.; elec.
lights: hardwood floors.
$15, Soften rooms two ba tbs; convenient to
both car lines.
CHAS. D
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BOSS & PHELPS,
146H St. NV

PRICE. slO.500-A detached corner ho,s.
situated on a lot $3.50; there are six rooms
and bath hot-water heat. electric lights.
beautiful condition. Owner wishes to make
immediate sale and will give possession
PRICE. 81, 3O0.Near 18th and Park rd /: a
two-s tory colonial style house. having six rooms
lights. inlaid floors; the house is screened
throushout. Owner leaving this country will
mnfe sonven el terms and give possession.
fan. s1s, 20 Chevy Chase, just OF of
and attic colonial brick house. having eicht
rooms, two complete bathrooms, front nd rea r
porches, and the house heated with hot water :
place in living room. f- Ae
PRICE, s12.O00-A most comnlete nortbuss,
nome, havIns nine rooms, two baths. closed in
sleepins porch. hardwood floors; house heated
h VIII not WAFER having electric lights and
PRICE, SIS, 15o-In Cleveland Park; com.
Ple1e eafn n, house with four bedrooms.
living room with open freplace bof -,ratsr
heat, electric lights and a fireproof heated "a
rage. Possession at once and easy terms NJ
PRICE, $11.500-In Mt Pleasant west If 18th
st. tWo-story house heated with hot water
having parquet doors. electric lights front and
rear porches, servants quarters; ample garage
space; luis mouse must be seen to be appre-
PRICE, SIS. 000-An excellent SQUARE in ca.
lumhia Heights; close to 18th st three story
pr es1ck , mouse OF attractive appearance, having
OF garage snace owner in house will show at
PRICE. SS.0o0-A most complete tyo-story
colonial house. having two tile baths on second
door, front and rear porchcs, bot-water heat
and electric lights. This house is screened
throughout. and the whole property is unto.
date in ever! respect.
PHELPS,
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs
raNfInueA.

228 "V" STREET NE.
Furnished. Six rooms and bath d.-w;n.
gas and cleo This house is In perIec'
condition. Immediate possession friee
and terms upon application.
THRIFTON, VA.
six rooms and bath h:-wh; gas San, ano
. cleo. Lot 40 by 40 #. Two blocks
from station. Immediate possession;
Price. $500. 81: 500 cash. balance s'o
per month, including interest. ST.. 1ot m
by 100 IT. Price. $3.50. $3.50 casn'
balance $35 per month, including inter
est.
PARK LANE, VA.
New six-room and modern bath home:
Large porches, gas and cleo. One pipe
furnace. Flee. pump. Very large lot
Near station. Price. $500. $1,000
cash. balance $50 per month, including
terest.
FARM IN VIRGINIA
NEAR CHAIN BRIDGE.
Ten acres good fertile land. Good mouse
containing six rooms. An heesesa. Ta -,
road Price, $4,000. $500 cash. bal
ance can be arranged.
ELNIDO, VA.
on Great Falls car line. kieve Sno acres ere:
sroom house with bath. About 500 frult
trees Fine grapes, beautiful shrubbery.
An ideal country home. Price and terms
upon application.
Gas and elec1 One-pipe furnace. Lot so by
nee $50 per month. including all interest.
H. GULICk.
42O New York Avenue NV.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,


Rice sls5OO-CHEVY CHASE. d. c. On the
highest elevation in this delightful sec
ton. A real hspe on soft. lot. with
fruit and other trees and shrubbery.
This house has ten large bright rooms.
two baths, hot-water heat. electric lights,
screens and Memberships; was individ-
uaIly built for a home. and is complete in
every detail. The owner is anxious for
quick sale. and has priced it accordingly.
Price IS. OOO-NORTHWEST DOWNTOWN.
very attractive two-family apartment
building in 4 mighty convenient cation.
This has i've rooms and bath on the first
floor six rooms and bath on the second.
has separate heating plants, and we can
recommend this as a coed home or in
vestment.
l,ice 81. JOo-16th ST. HIGHLANDS. A really
beautiful home, modern IN every respect,
that has just been placed on the market.
Stucco finish. hardwood floors. hot-water
heat. electric lights and a garage. This
liz in perfect condition. Is now vacant
and will be sold reasonable terms.
Price ll,JSO-NEAR WALTER REED HOS
PITAI. 4 pebble-dash home. entirely
detached having very large front and
rear porches. eight large rooms and bath;
big living room with open fireplace: hot
water heat. electric lights screens,
awnings garage. chicken house. and To-
Gated in very desirable neighborhood.
Possession ard very easy terms.
80 HEDGES & NIL
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FOR sALE-HOUSEs
SAul'S ADDIIIl

o1A ~ L. ~ <ADDA 4S6>'
Emerson st. near 18th. Detached home
hollow-tile construction; rooms and tilt
bath; oak floors. open fireplace and beau
tful sun parlor. Vapor heat, sleeping
porch, Pittsburgh automatic hot-watel
heater. Lot so by $50 feet to paved
alley. Price, $14.50O. Reasonable terms
SHEPHERD STREET
NEAR THIRTEENTH.
Modern Groom and tile bath home. Oak
floors and hardwood trim. H.-w.h., gas
and cleo. Sleeping porch. Brick garage
This house is in perfect condition, and
the best bargain in Washington. Price
arranged.
PETWORTH, NEAR
GRANT CIRCLE.
Detached home, rooms and modern
bath. Open fireplace. hardwood floors
and trim. H.-w.h., gas and elec. Lot
40 by 1875 #. Price. $3.50. $500 cash,
balance can be arranged.
UPSHUR STREET
NEAR SEVENTH.
gas and cleo. Very large lot to alley.
Price. $500. 81. 500 cash. Convenient
terms
COLUMBIA ROAD. ..
Near Soldiers Home Park. Modern g.
room and bath house. H.-w.h.. gas and
cleo. Room for garage. Price. $500.
Easy terms to responsible party.
EVANSVILLE, MD.
Fiveroom and hath modern bungalow.
800 It. Price, s.. $50. $500 cash. bali
WILLIAM
Telephone Main 6O6Z. ~
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Mt. Pleasant.

Mt. Pleasant.
First time offered. two-story home OF
rooms and baths. with all modern improve
ments Of hot-water heat. gas and e!eetriclty'
open fireplace: brick garage. This nne home
warrants your inspection. Price. $12,5Oo.
Columbia Heights.
three story home Of 10 rooms and bath
located on Irving street few doors from
Fourteenth street. House has hne steam
heating plant. Home is occupied by owner.
who will give immediate possession. This Is
a good buy. Price, SO, $50.
Petworth.
A fine two-story home Ninth street. Only
one block from street cars. There are 8 rooms
and bath. with hot-water heat. gas and cleo
tricity. Owner will give immediate Possession.
Price, $500.
Petworth.
Within one square Of schools and squares
to cars II you can make q substantial cash
payment you could make no better buy than
this home. There Z rooms and bath,
bedrooms; hot-water heat. gas and electricity.
Owner will give possession at once. Price,
$3.50.
The Most Beautiful Home
in Georgetown Dumbarton ave. near Both st.
10 rooms. bath and lavatory: scar garage;
shade and shrubbery: lot 1151120.
TIL COMPANY,
Phone M. 6464.
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Main 4zs2.

-. Main 4752.
CHEVY CHASE.
Eight-roon and bath house; close to schools
and stores: hot-water heat; electric iigbfs.
hardwood floors and trim; large front porcb:
garage space. Easy terms. Price, $1l 80 =
MckEEvER & GOSS.
1905 Eye Street Main 1852.
PETWORTH.
beautiful brick home with stone found,
ton; slate roof: completely detached; on good
lot: concrete porch; seven rooms and two
baths: large closets: all modern Improvements.
open fireplace; front and side entrance Price
Sl1,150.
MckEEvER Goss.
1405 Eye Street. Main 475..
S.E-$7,5oo.
Good section; six rooms and bath; modern.
with hot-water heat, electric lights sIeepinr
porch. front and double rear porches space for
garage on wide alley. Immediate Possession.
Good buy.
MckEEvER 4 GOss.
1400 Eye Street. Main 4152.
$,85o-N,E.
Brick house; in excellent condition: brick
with cement front porch: double rear porches
hot-water heat: electric lights; hardwood
floors and trim: six rooms and bath; good lot
MckEEVER & GOSS
1905 Eye Street. Main 475o.
r & O. S s,
Main 4752.
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Sixteenth St. Heights.

Sixteenth St. Heights.
Here is your opportunity for a good 2-story
home practically new. There are rooms and
bath, 4 bedrooms; hot-water heat gas and
electricity: large back yard to alley. with
ample room for garage. Price. $4,000.
Z. Kansas Avenue.
Convenient to both 14th and Georgia avenue
cars. A two-story home of rooms and bath
hot-water heat. gas and electricity. Price,
50. 0OO This is very cheap. and We would ad-
wise you to permit US TO show you the excel
lent value in this property.
Washington Heights.
A fine residence on Belmont road near Co
lumbia road. There are 10 rooms and baths.
with all modern improvements Of hot-water
heat, gas and electricity. This is fine home,
and we feel. sure you will enjoy its charms
There is 2-car garage. Enclosed sleeping
poech, and the house is in perfect condition.
Price. $4,000.
Washington Heights.
An exceptionally well built home a fine
street. Only one block to either Mt. Pleasant
or 18th street cars. There are stories Of II
rooms and 5 baths, . sleeping porches. 4 two
story 2-car garage. with all modern improve
ments of hot-water heat. gas and electricity.
This house is semi-detached, insuring plenty OF
light for every room. Price. 81 600.
THE F. H. SMl
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,~.r, BARGAIN.
EXCELLENT FOR ROOMING HOUSE.
DowntoWn brick. 10 rooms, baths, hot-wate
heat. $1,000. Terms.
Main 20. BEN Topper. 4o4 eth ST. NV
FOB SALE BY OWNER. on COLUMBIA
Heights near l4th a modern Groom bonse.
hot-water heat, gas. electricity. wash trays.
good order Title ready Oct /. Bargain at
~, 2oo cash. Address Box 2sO-S, Star Office
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Phone Main 1O2S

Price, 80. 150-OSE BLOCK OF SHERIDAN
CIRCLE. In this high-class neighbor
hood, surrounded by expensive homes We
have an attractive house offered at a
reasonable figure. Very well built. con-
tains eight rooms and bath. upstairs
kitchen. large yard, and the whole prop
erty is in good scondition. 1t is now
vacant. and attractive terms will be
made.
Price, 81. OO0-GIRARD STREET WEST OF
18th. A very complete home having nine
rooms. two baths. hot water heat cleo
trio lights; newly papered and painted.
mahogany and white fnish large back
yard with a hollow-tie garage on a
25-ft. alley. This is a beautiful home
at bargain price. Owner on the
premises. Terms.
Price, So. ELECTROMAGNETIC. Thoroughly
modern seven-room and bath home :
newly papered and painted; has hot.
water heat. electric lights, hardwood
noors and is a positive bargain at this
price. Possession any time, and easy
terms Of sale arranged.
Price, $40. 7JO-NEAR 18th AND KIL.BOURNE.
three-story modern house having nine
ioms and bath. This is a bay window
tick that is now vacant and in good
condition. Easy terms will be accented
Six-room houses in this neishborhood are
selling for more money.
INC,
NJ