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The Raymer enterprise., 1921-06-16
NEWS NOTES FROM sPURGM

y
Saturday night was foggy and
damp SO the dance at Wensky's was
post poned until later date.
No ball game Saturday as 1t was
to damp.
The ground is full OF moisture. &C
quite lot Of sod Is being plowed.
Ray Chase was trading in Kimball
Monday.
Mrs. John Athens was quite sicl
the forepart Of the week.
Mrs.Lulu @. Haller spent Tuesday
at d. d. Lawtons.
j. M. Biggs has quite a bunch ci
young lambs.
Mr.. Lehman has been working
nights the past week for ]. M. Biggs
A. johnson and family spent Fri
day eve at Steve Schribers.
The Talbert girls from near Di,
Nebr. were week end guests at Nellie
Wensky's.
Johnnie Spurgin received his Stt
grade certificate this week from thu
County Superintendent.
w. Higgins has quit herding sheer
for o. G. Phillips. Mr.. Phillips goi
a herdar from j. M. Biggs.
Mrs. M. H. Peake and mother, Mrs
Elkinton. called at D. d. Lawton'
Tuesday.
VIM. Burns was a visitor at J. R
Spugin's Thursday.
Steve Schriber's birthday was Sun
day, the 18th instant. Mrs. Schribe
invited Mr.. Rasmussen and family
and Mr.. Jonhnson and family t
spend the day and help eat a chickeI
dinner prepared in his honor.
Mrs. D. Lawton Is much better an,
able to be up.
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NEWS OF NEICAB0RlNG COMMUNITIES
Gathered by 4 Lot Of Wide wake Correspondents M

day.
Roy Sleeves son Glenn Is visiting
relatives in Loveland.
The Nazarenes had churhh In the
Methodist church last Sunday night.
Inez Dugan and Ester Isjolen re.
turned from their vacation the lat
ter part Of last week
Add Cannons, Of willard, went
with Christensen's and Aoplegate'a
out fourteen miles northwest ot
town Sunday. They took lunch with
them AMI ate with the field men oil
the Colorado Museui, at Denver
They navs found aul !, Il lot of the
wild hog and titanotlle, aiu,n where
they a.'a 's0rki,g.
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,EE0Tl BROTHERHOOD
: VISITS RAYMER

previous times evangelistic meet
ings were commenced at the H. s.
Auditorium on Sunday evening.
Monday evening the Brotherhood
Bible class Of Keota came down en-
masse to lend encouragement and en-
thusiasm to the occasion.
It had been expected to turn the
meeting over to them entirely. but
they were late in arriving, due to
encountering shower at Bucking-
ham and very slippey roads from
there on. As result Rev. Ingra-
ham commenced the service and o.
cupied the time until they came.
A word as to the Brotherhood
Glass. It Is body OF big listed, big
hearted, outstanding men Of Keot,.
vicinity. organized to study the b.
BILE and the regular Sunday School
lessons.
But they do more than study the
Bible; they practice Its teachings
and they are proving that body Of
men can be almost as helpful to
church as Ladies' Aid. They are
actually looking fer things to do to
make their church a better church
and as result they are getting as
much or more out Of their service as
the church and both are benefited
through the service.
c. o. Dodder is president OF the
class and D. w. Schoonover 10 the
teacher.
The class numbers some twenty to
thirty members. n
Those who came down to the
meeting Monday evening we're: G.
o. Dodder. D. w. Schoonover, L. A.
Kipp, L. A. jackson. N. L. Haworth,
J. ]. Werts, D. e. Byrne. w. X.
Bowles. A. D. Swearingen, F. A. Len
hard, A. H. Sanders and Rev. R. r.
Moseley.
The meeting was In charge Of Rev
Moseley after their arrival; G. o..
Dodder, L. A. Kipp, L. A. Jackson
and M. L. Haworth making earnest
impressive talks. expressing their In
terest in the meetings here and tell
ing why they were in the work as
they were.
It was an impressive meeting and
1t Is unfortunate that so few were
out to hear them.
On Tuesday evening Rev. Adams,
who has been holding some very In
spring and successful meetings in
the Smith school house over In Nor
gan county. was announced TO speak.
Again rain prevented the arrival un-
til his coming was given up and Rev.
Ingraham took the vacancy. Later
the expected minister arrived. and
adapted himself to the Remaining
time. He is forceful and pleasing
speaker, and his efforts helpful to
his hearers.
Rev. Adams had expected to be
here again the next evening; but he
had not been advised Of previous ar
rangements by which Rev. Moseley
was to occupy the pulpit last even
ing, but as we write this, prospects
are for another stormy night, and
he may not come.
Next week, commencing Monday
evening, DR.. c. A. Wright will be
here for the whole week through to
Sunday evening following, but not
for the Sunday morning service.
You are all cordially invited to
all of these services.
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Food sale at the Kils Inn Saturday
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The Story Of
Our States
D JONATHAN BaAcs
l.-DELAWARE

.l5-sr AS<0aA4A0A ~
151f, 4 omeially adop&sd The Con.
Sdtution and thus was made .
beginning Of oar present Federal
government. According to the
seventh article Of the Constitu-
tion, however. 1t was necessary
for nine states to ratlfy 1t before
It actually came into force. So
It was not until the following
June, BY which time eight other
states had accepted the Consti-
tuition, that the United States Of
America actually came into be-
ing.
The early history Of Delaware
was Z varied one. It started In
1888 when a small party Of
Nwedes settled at the mouth Of
the Delaware river and called 1t
New Sweden. In 1866, Peter
Stuyvesant, the governor Of the
Dutch colony Of New Neither
lands, annexed this territory. But
It did not long remain Dutch.
for in 1854 the English took
possession. When Pennsylvania
was decided to William Penn be
desired access to the seacOast
and at bis urgent request Della
ware was transferred to Penn's
proprietorahip. From the be-
ginning Of the eighteenth Gen.
tury, however, Delaware had Ito
separate Legislature, and at the
time Of the Revolution 1t BE-
came an independent state.
Delaware u next to the small
ebt Of our states. having an area
Of only 2,870 square miles. Its
participation IN presidential elec-
lions b limited to three electofA
This u arranged according to
population. Each state ID entitled
to the same number Of presiden-
tial electors q It has members
Of congress, 70 the influence Of
the different states In votihg for
the President varies from Della
wares three electors to New
Y0rk's -.
AZ 70 the derivation Of the
name Delaware. this WAS appro-
priately given to the state from
the river, which IN turn was
named after the bay and the bay
was called Delaware In honor Of
Lord Delaware, who was COVER.
nor. Of the Virginia colony In
1910.
q " Mcclure Nswspapsr Syndicate,
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1t IL to be hoped that soon : way
may open up for an adequate gym
pasium; one that will better accom-
odete the athletics - we'll a. mako
way Tor bstter assembly features for
the high school.
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ALL or oHE KIND

Have your poems been read by many.
peoplei" "a
"Certainly-about twenty publishers
that know of."--Fliegende Batter.
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HIaHrowER HAPPENINGS

:
After the heavy rain no one ex-
pected Rev. Ingraham to be able to
keep his appointment to lecture at
Hightower School House. However.
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NOTICE

After this the Ladies' Aid palms to
hold I food sale once month the re-
mainder Of the year. on the third
Saturday Of each mcnth.
Evening star., 1921-11-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
HOME AND LOCATION
BOTH JUST RIGHT.

BOTH JUST RlGHI.
These wholly detached
cozy Cottages. and cute
Bungalows will meet your
ideal of a Homeland
Armsleigh Park, with it's
high elevation and COM
manding view, provides a
perfect setting for these
Homes. You'll enjoy living
in this exclusive community
and you'll make a most
profitable investment to own
one of these Homes.
$1,000 CASH
that's all required; balance
in m derate monthly
amounts. Our construction
and our plan.
Let our Mr.. Hamilton
show them to you. He's at
the Park Office, AIS 3oth ST.,
every day and evening.
Phone Cleveland 1890.
Take Wisconsin ave. cars
marked Friendship Heights,
Somerset and Rockville to
Window st.-just beyond
Cleveland Park-or Chevy
Chase cars to Albemarle st.
first stop north of Bureau
of Standards.
HARRY A. KITE,
OWNEE AND BUILDER,
1914 X St. Ph. NJ. AJAX
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued
- 4 CHOICE

A CHOICE s
REDUCED-$I7,5oo.
Handsome detached home, hollow-tile
construction, Cleveland Park. 0 delight
full rooms. sleeping porch. baths: hot
water heat, electric lights; hardwood
floors and trim. In excellent condition.
HOME INVESTMENT.
Close to 18th and Columbia rd,: 3-story
brick Of 10 rooms, baths; hot-water
heat. electric lights. Second and third
floors arranged and rented as apartments
at 500 each. You realize what
bargain this is when we state the price
.SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
On Park I'd. near 18th st.. 10 good
sized rOoms; front and double rear
porches; hot-water heat; open freplaces:
electric lights: parqust floors; and is in
frst-class condition. Price just reduced
to $l4.75O.
PETWORTH.
Fine location; large rooms and bath.
sleeping porch; hardwood floors and trim; |;
hot-water heat, electric lights; excellent
condition. Built-in garage. Just the
home you have been looking for and only
$500.
WALTER
Main 1858. 400 H
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.


SELECTION.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Just of 14th st. Attractive home OF
IL rooms and . baths: hot-water heat
electric lights, and will be found In Al
condition. Price low at $l2.5O0.
VACANT-$o,oOO.
Columbia Heights. west Of 18th;
large rooms, bath; hot-water neat. eiec-
tric lights. Just overhauled ana III
dandy condition Reasonable terms
REDUCED TO $4,000.
Within walking distance Of business
section. Attractive home Of 0 large
rooms and . baths; hOt-water heat, cleo
trc lights. Owner forced to sell quick,
reason for low price.
VACANT-IN SOUTHEAST.
Strictly white .neighborhood; 2-story
pressed brick. 6 rooms and bath; In first
class condition; hot-Water heat, electric
lights and garage. Think Of it-only
$3.50.
SPECIAL.
Three-stocy brick residence. facing Pa.
ave. near Powhatan Hotel 1sth ST..
Can remodel into business and flats.
Contains IA large rooms, baths; steam
heat and electric lights. Present owners
will sacrifice for only $1S,0OO.
A. BROWN,
St. NV. Main 1854.
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Few OF Attractive Offerings Worthy OF Your Imnedia
Consideration and Inspection.

Few Attractive Offerings Worthy of Your Immediate
Consideration and Inspection
I21z Rhode Island Ave- NE. Mass Ave. NV.
water and baths
slam m seen . be Immef posse
be a ion be gr he ran il
NEW HOMES.
the of house-huntins shoulders
hundreds OF new houses Washington that have
been occupied many OF which be decorated your
They from and bath twelve and
located in the best home sections OF the
prices $4,000 and be arranged
Near Dupont Circle Mt. Pleasant.
Gated ST Snd rmand
of Du,ont Circle conainng tr f S Of
rooms Inc this
a,ant
i
H. L. r UST.
Main 6SSS OLE 18th Street NV.
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Main 6SSS.
NEW LISTINGS.
Harvard Terrace w. of 10th St

Harvard Terrace w. of 10th St.
$4,000. Terms.
The most attractive and appealing home of its
type ever bIilt in Washing ton In hish"class
and most convenient location: large rooms.
tiled bath. hot-water heat and electric lights;
front porch. breakfast and sleeping porches; !;
built-n garage; attic; hardwood floors through
out: open fireplace. One large room across
front ef second floor: beamed ceiling and
paneled walls in dining room. Perfect con-
dition; immediate possession.
In Cleveland Park.
$4,000. Easy Terms.
Charming center-entrance bungalow. Large
living room with open fireplace: dining room
ranged bedrooms and complete tiled bath
between: perfect kitchen and laundry: Gel
did hardwood floors: breakfast porch. An ideal
home. Phone at once. Main 372.
Fine Section Bloomingdale.
$500. Easy Terms.
Close to North Capitol St; located in
side of the street; large rooms and tiled
bath: electric lights: garage: southern er-
posure. Property occupied by owner who has
kept it In perfect condition You Will surely
be delighted after inspection.
18th St. Near Lincoln Park.
$3.50. $500 Cash.
Substantial brick residence Of rooms and
bath; one half square from the park. Furnace
heat electrical style gas fixtures; large back
yard to 30-foot paved alley. Plenty Of room
for large double garage.
Allison St.-Petworth.
$3.50. Easy Terms.
Attractive semi-detached brick and stucco
home of 8 fine rooms and bath: hot-water heat
and electric lights; large lot: perfect condi-
ton Close to cars and stores Possession to
suit.
Evening star., 1921-11-18
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR sALE-Continued

TO COLORED-7 ROOMS. BATH: HOT
water heat; deep yard to wide alley; north
west section. Price. $1,000. Terms. Address
Box 21OR, Star Office 90
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BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel Main 434o 1906 H St NV.
Soe5o
DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW.
a. S Ss Ps;s ssa s
M "a Ffs i living % room" % % %s fisns ] %
$500.
PETWORTH BARGAIN.
S" % sTS ] aa': % a % ' me %
lslts r looking N
NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
close hfa snin & most section @ the & hFh school sna
. be sdds
SI2,5oo.
MT PLEASANT.
: $ ;Ss' $ @ ] ,s$ s q: s s1s e.. :s ::
% easily % @ @ % Pabis % @ ' CONDITION Inc 'Ho %
$I2,5oo.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE-
ni F ss"r the % ss % Sf s sfa 1Fty tE this vide .D
% r % % n a & ss @ ra dsp a%, 'n rssa %
SI3,5Oo.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
The M coz Of
iaut: Iussesion al and,e
$3.50.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK UNJUST OFF CONN. AVE.
f e ls s"d
for hail. m & m @ m ns d % % an % a an Kit hn % on t snsa sad three three
third
@ t % % % col Sh &
BOSS & PHELPS
THE HOME OF HOMES.
wAsIINGToN REAL ESTATE RoARD
Tel Main 434o. 1906 H St. NV
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
Main 2424 1342 New York Ave.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
the hslts AtrtTe home " rooms and
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
baths;
LOCATED NEAR THE NEW INTERIOR DEPT.
Posses
EYE ST. NEAR 21st.
m % Dsei as nn =: n'. ss"s Tr s' SPAS: @ fs cash and $50
ON COLUMBIA ROAD.
BATH bcwate s25oo
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
GARAGE % hls nil
appreciated
WOODLEY PARK.
Attractive semdaehed brick;
YOU WILL BE INTERESTED IN THIS HOUSE.
is
fss fsP .hss fssnqs poe S % e s 's lot " s p -
ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT
section Of Columbia Heights
Sts n s a ox 1f f' F % 5 % Rn S % % heating
NEAR 10Th AND COLUMBIA ROAD
we'll located so, brick Sw1f L. rooms and s steam
S. S7Aoo-DAHLGREN TERRACE-12th AND R. l. AVE N
nssn sca stss ssn. rsA'i s % ~ laundry ~ open " '' lot
STONE & FAIRFAX, -,-
Manel2k 1919 New York Aye,
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FOR SALE-H0USES
Continued.
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.

HOME BUYER.
Even if you do not wish to buy, go out and inspect
1864 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Not a new house. but In frst-class condition.
PRICE REDUCED TO s1o75o
Eight rooms and bath two floors; hot-water heat,
electric lights large closets; servants in basement
SEMI-DETACHED.
Immediate possession Take 18th st. car, get off at
Shepherd St and walk one-haf square
For sale by
ANY BROKER
Or
J. S. GRUVER Owner,
Union Trust Bldg.
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A Bargain.
Eight large we'll proportioned rooms with
two complete tbs and a two-car hollow-t tile
garage; lot 22x14O; wide paved alley and
paved street.
Phone for appointment and make % an offer.
McKE,EVER & GOSS,
a1R HTs a. :. Main lBa.
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n L. SANSBURY CO.. INC
1418 Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oo54-5
MI Pleasant Columbia Heights.
Within An
of ST.
Colonial @ bath heating es,r'
ef n
AeF"e'
Sau1's Addition. ,,cr 80 -.o NoIuiWes 1 . ,,uv
California
seIsaf Nine ss w ppoi"ns sa rS
s arcs brick reSsn @
Chevy Chase, D. c.
Park view: PRICE $4,000 beautiful detached home
cash in perfect eond
priced
Monthly
Downtown. Near I4th and Irving
recommend this
of
be o s
f date Ten-om u In condt
Deep
viii b
IL, SANSBURY CO, INC.
ESTATE"
1913 Eye Street NV. Phones Main soo3,4s
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Big Bargain.
Modern, Groom house; large rooms parquet
o 9Sy' s' ess sb ass
8 am: and pm:
HOWENSTEIN BROS.
9TH and H SITS. NE.
Price, $500.
Vicinity Of 18th and SITS. Me-; good sized
entire house. This is an exceptional buy and
is occupied BY owner. who will give immediate
Price, $4,25o.
9TH st. ne near X: attractive brick home
Of large rooms and bath; good front yard ;
long back yard to wide paved alley; stable
Can be bought on terms and possession guar
nnteed.
Price, $3.50.
9Th St. ne: near East Capitol: bay-window
condition: tine cellar. This is splendid value
and can be bought on $3.50 cash
Price, $4,000.
Vacant: near Lincoln Park; we'll built home
of rooms and bath; electric lights; excellent
heating plant House in good condition. Easy
terms
Price, $6,25o.
A very attractive home. located wide
avenue ne: contains . large and tile
tas
with deed.
Price, $1,000.
On beautiful North Carolina near
End; this property is occupied by owner and
is in immaculate condition; built the 3
room-deep type: has g large rooms, tile bath:
hot-water heat; laundry. trays and servant ;
toilet in cellar very long front and back
yard to alley. Terms, $1,000 cash.
Special-S3,ooo
Reduced for quick sale Owner ordered away.
Immediate possession. Brick home Of 5 rooms
and bath; front porch hot-water heat; cellar:
metal garage: yard to paved alley. Located
in good white section Of southwest. Terms.
This is bargain;
HOWENSrElN BROS.
9TH and H SITS. NE. Line. 8o7.
NEAR INTERIOR DEPT.
S., j,4UeBay- window brick CT fine rooms
and bath: fine cellar; furnace heat and house
in fine condition. Only 5000 cash; balance
like rent
DAVIS & STEELE,
1920 New York Ave. Main 5Os2- -529S.
Evening star., 1921-11-18
"In 10th St. Heights"

The third offering In group No. 8; first and
second offerings sold !groups ! and Sold.
Unusually attractive English-type house with
the wide weatherboards painted cream color
with quaint windows. and the shutters painted
green. You enter reception hall with con-
venient closet for wraps. To the left Of the
hall is a large living room with open fireplace:
back of the living room is the dining room
with French door leading to side porch
that extends the entire depth Of the house.
The kitchen has large pantry. On the Sec
ond floor there are three bedrooms, a den or
sewing room. and tile bath. The trim il
finished old ivory color. The doors are birch
with mahogany finish. You will find oak
floors. hot-water heat, gas. electricity. The
lot is 142 feet deep.
Group No. has now been started, and to
sell out group No. as the houses are fin
fshed will make the
Price, 50. $50
This 10 made possible only through building
on 4 large scale and giving you the benefit
Of the price for quick sales.
sincerely tell you this il an excellent
value.
Robert H. Lewis,
921 18th st. NV.
Main 1920 2Os
Evening star., 1921-11-18

Big Bargain.
Modern, Groom house; large rooms; parquet
floors; electric lights; possession with deed
Only $1,000; terms. Columbia 955 between
@ I'm and pm
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Cleveland Park .

PRICE. S1J.50n
A splendid offering in detached home: Ia :
10 rooms. > baths; front and rear porche>: {:
hardwood floors: electric lights hot-wa ,er
heat. Large lot. Owner occupant will make
conyenient terms and give immediate posses
sion
Evening star., 1921-11-18
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

LARGE HOUSE, CENTRAL NORTHWEST.
Just off 18th St; reuted excellent tenants: also
garage. Net income. 100 per year. Price.
$17,5OO: 81, 500 cash. Apply Room 10. Jordan
bldg 1901 q st, NV
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INC.
Phone Main 1923.
BloomingdaTe.
PRICE. &,.WoD
Well constructed home. s rooms. reception.
hall and bath. Good heating plant; Now
vacant ard immediate possession he had
Very reasonable terms.
Old CHEVY Chase.
PRICE Sl550u
An attractive corner lot. about le0 feet
square. First floor. beautiful living room with
open freplaces: center-entrance hall, dining
room sun rarlor. pantry and kitchen. Se"on"
floor has bedrooms. bath and sleeping porch.
All modern improvements and garage for
. cars.
Cleveland Park.
PRICE S1J5Un
splendid offering in detached home has
10 rooms. baths; front and rear rorcheS:
hardwood floors: electric lights, hot-wa ter
heat Large lot. Owner -occupant will make
sion. ''''
Chevy Chase.
PRICE sl6Na
Brand-new home. just off Conn. ave. 5
rooms and bath; large cement front porch:
stone foundation and slate roof. All modern
improvements. Large lot with garage
Saul's Addition.
PRICE. sI25O0.
Completely detached home in excellent loca-
tion: s rooms. bath, attic: hardwood focrs.
trim: hot-water heat. electric lights. Garage
Owner anxious to sell and will make attrac-
tive terms.
Northwest.
PRICE. S10oJO.
Kennedy built home in fine locality.
There are 8 rooms. baths. electric lights.
hot water heat and hardwood floors. Posses
sion and convenient terms.
Two-Family Apartment.
PRICE. s1o.5OG
West Of 10th ST. and north of Columbia I'd.
3 rooms and bath on first floor; and
ba tn second floor. with large finished attic.
Lot 2Ox150 to paved alley. Live in one
apartment and derive rent from the other.
Easy terms.
DLETON, INC.
TON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Phone Main 1923.
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Mr.. o2nd AND VA. AVE NV; g.
room brick; good condition; large lot:
will rent for So a month; price only
$3.50.
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o-STORY, FRAME ALLEY HOUSE:
rented 800 year; only $3.50; clear;
$50 cash, balance easy.
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N. F. RYON CO.. INC.
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Main 4597. 14o3 81.
Evening star., 1921-11-18

Attractive home. located en- 10Th St. just
north of Dupont Circle, containing twelve
rooms and two la tbs; steam heat Property Is
now vacant. immediate possession can be
given. In order to negotiate a quick sale.
rrice las i':st t"-n reduced TO Sl3.oo0. Terms
can he arranged.
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Mt. Pleasant.
PRICE S11.5n

Desirably located. overlooking the park
Strictly modern home. having rooms. recep-
ton hall and bath: electric lights. hot-water
heat, hardwood floors. Screens, awnings and
metal weather-strips. Garage. Reasonable
terms.
Evening star., 1921-11-18

An attractive corner lot. about l1n feet
square First floor beautiful living room with
open freplaces: center-entrance hall, dining
room, sun rarlor. pantry and kitchen. Seron,.
floor has 3 bedrooms. bath ard sleeping porch.
All modern improvements and garage for
cars
Evening star., 1921-11-18
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
II

HEDGES & NH
REAL
1884 H Street NV.
West of 10th St.
PRICE. $4,000.
On Harvard Terrace. Considered to be
of the most attractive residential sections of
modern and up-toiate in all its appointments.
! Has 6 large rooms and bath; inclosed sleeping
Rouse 20 feet wide. Built.in garage. Terms
Washington Heights.
PRICE. $4,000.
Now vacant; Attractive. with Il rooms. 3
splendid condition: good sized lot TO paved
alley Desirably located Immediate posses
sion and reasonable terms
Near Dupont Circle.
PRICE. s135O0.
Well constructed brick residence. located
on a numbered street. Has II rooms. baths.
Possess Possession s'; given with tile. Accommodating
terms.
Takoma Park.
PRICE. $500.
Bungalow with very attractive grounds. Has
rooms and bath; good heating plant and
electric lights: open fireplace in living room.
Mt. Pleasant.
PRICE, S11.5OO.
Desirably located. overlooking the park.
Strictly modern home. having rooms. recep-
tion hall and bath: electric lights. hot-water
heat hardwood floors. Screens, awnings and
metal weather-strips. Garage. Reasonable
terms.
Downtown.
PRICE. $1O5OO.
Splendidly adapted for room renting: within
walking distance of the government depart
ments. Three stories; II rooms. baths:
electric lights: splendid heating plant. Pos
session and convenient terms.
Petworth.
PRICE, 50. 900.
Bungalow type, completely detached: in
convenient location: large rooms, reception
hall and tiled bath: hardwood finish parquet
floors; brick fireplace: hot-water heat. cleo
tricity. Terms. Possession.
HEDGES & MIL
MEMBERS OF THE WASHING
1884 H Street NV.