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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-22
LONE PINE NEWS

Clyde Barks Is putting up hay for
Mrs. Tallman.
Estin Kiger Is helping Angus,
Buesing irriEate.
Clyde Bradley spent Sunday at the
Enman ranch. ~,
John Hannon sheared sheep for
Mr.. Kger Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Lewis called
on the Buesings Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Semon and
children. Sam Enman and wife and
r. w. Enman visited at Jesse John
sons home Sunday.
VIM. Barks and J. e. Enman were
summoned Monday for jury duty.
Word has been received from the
Lone Pine club delegates that they
are having a fine time at Corvallis.
School election was held Monday
afternoon at the school house. F..
c. Sigford was elected director to sue
ceed c. W. Lewis. II. d. Connor was
elected clerk to succeed Mrs. En-
man.
Clyde Kiger took a load OF spuds
to Klamath Falls a few days ago.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Campbell
have returned from klamath Falls
where they have been visiting for the
past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Collier and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Perry and
daughter Gene. were visitors at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Warren
during the past weekend.
The annual school meeting OF Dis
trict No. . was held Monday. June
2oth. Jas Dixon was elected director
and Mrs. +. T. Givan clerk.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-22
SPRING LAKE DRIPPINGs

There will be q lecture at the
Spring Lake school house June 2s.
at p. m. by Mr.. NJ. b. Parounasian.
The lecture will be MY Trip from
Armenia to America Mr.. Paro-
unasian Is here for the purpose OF
organizing q Sunday school at the
different school houses.
Miss Donna Mack and brother
Charles returned home from Riddle.
Oregon. Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Bennett and
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Z. Icenbice and
daughter Evelyn were visitors at the
Z. A. Schreiner home Sunday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-22
RLY ITEMS

Try-outs for the BLY, rodeo. to be
given July Q, 8 and 4th. were held
Sunday afternoon. A number Of new
horses were tried out by the follow
ing riders: Lester Hickson. Roy VIII
son. Richard Stevenson and Boss"
Richardson. All the boys put up
splendid rides and the crowd en-
3oyed the taste" of the coming ro-
Aeo. e.f
Glen Parker and Clarence Wallace
gave a very enjoyable dance at the
community hall Saturday evening
Jane 18th. rai. NJ,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-22

At q meeting of a girls club in
Lima. Oh. ii was decided that 1t is
quite the correct thing to have neat
ly-tanned knees this year. Tanning
is all right in its place. but II we're
doing the Job We wouldn't place 1t on
the knees.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-22

ville mado very clean and entcr-
tanning show. Tonight In tho last
there act and promise another won
therc act sand promise another won
dorfui show. Don't miss II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-22

onto your seats. Tho Mack scnnett
comedy villa Of tho Movie" Ia ono
night OF vaudeville. They will change
long time and is u riot OF laughter.
Altogether tho pictures and vnudc.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-22
Thun,nail Fsuays
Famo

Fame Is . funny thing. Some seek
Il life time and muff it. while 9TH
>ss have II forced upon them. Bar
1ara Frietchie achieved Il by polk
ing her dome out OF q window and
esllins stonewaii Jackson where to
Asad In. The boy who stood on the
'Sarning deck did II tnat way. Mary
had . little lamb and. no doubt.
sAsuld never have been heard OF
Otherwise. Other examples will
readily suggest themselves.
II should be understood that all
this stuff on fame Is from hea~ay.
Bat were still hoping. Fame is
good deal like cream puff. It's nice
70 think about but when one gets IL
there's very little to it--or in II. As
. rule. when one becomes famous
there Is little for him TO look foe
ward to but capacity crowd to his
fsnerai.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-22

glow OF sympathy ana 'understand-
ing which only great humor can en-.
gender. II Is acclaimed as WIN Rog.
ers' greatest role In the best picture
he has ever appeared In.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-22
Why Teachers Turn Red

Teacher to music class? "Can you
toll me the name of a great player?"
Bright Pupil: "Ty Cobb"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-22

Rolio Groesbeck says the older the
car, the more OF a luxury IL becomes.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-22
IBracing Atmosphere

Jack Thompson In Scotland was
1saaG shown around by . guide and
vas affecting supreme indifference
- everything.
"f-och Lomond. Th-t puddief" he
oscaaimed with scorn. why. we have
1ses better ponds than than In the
Unitsd States. and those mountains
are onsy called hills back home.
1p0ssy? Poof!"
"Ah. but mon." retored Sandy un-
1lsturbed. Dye see those three fine
~ buildings yon7 There's tfistii-
asr3es. an they're all working"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-22
IL Carried Conviction

First Lawyer--Did his speech car
" conviction?
Second Lawyer-It did. His client
got five years.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-22

Herald classified ads pay you.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-22
BY JUNius

step On 'Er!
Our great poem con-
test is off with a
bang.
Sent yours YETI
Load up the trusty
Eversharp (adv) get
a new pad for your
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-06-22


memo and let the
1oetry roll. Send Il In by prepaid
1afl. we might use IL. who knows.
according to the Philadelphia
Record. a Mississippi planter has
trained wild geese to catch fish for
ain. We merely want 10 remark
n they were gueese. they'd eat what
tAsy caught.
Yeu guessed Il. neighbor. this won't
- bad land to live in 10 they don't
Daas any more amendments upon us.
Paul ODowd says the next style
ssr girls' ears will probably be fix
1Baycs.
Lloyd Low. the boy sheriff. says
yoa'd better lose q long moment At
. cross than the rest Of your brief
ufs.
Twas in a restaurant they met,
Romeo and Juliet.
He had no cash to pay the debt.
Do Romeo's what Juliet"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

rs SCIeQtIst had sent him some, anu
aahiHd d22dbdf3gl r., HiIfgar lhpfSY 9aIsAeh
ressAdat tkaot1gadsEbass bsEAlqsReli"
! saigts InoaaEs ttaneslato ess iS et1eAifw
rxal Huitbf sahvddlT fs1olssql3idhesk
ieshss .0essm Ghss l6f sasssrSoa stossabsl
5lsf ssqNa seP tl!qsrssa ash iknsu4Hio1
ISIS d6gAia s?9I al Ftshub1PU .
mt any s.fgEp#651 ". ,sfbbo3 y!sst
hateKer ] need.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

auedI IAstB BsN0AagRdT TO bls9
'.fAsEe adhs slfnssAf Bg4 s19eqe !sGlsdt
-tgalutA .bean tsQaaustIcedt 10 s1sd
'.lntsm ueiissl nGstis amh TseatialHFaoq
.rtliIh sioa yd odW s7sdto lis bns asigm
lgToif n+rv- bus Us5Uhuiz 10 sb1ew
81 bnR 4tisaa fFtg' bsEes4qxs sstgdi1t
'.The "a slfs8y 4fns3s9 fl6 4Yif9sls
'l1'ra' non zIimgi bns IiawniqsA II
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30
BIC CHIEF is LEGION BOSS
Only Full-Fledysd i1dTsu a. Head OF
an E& Services MEMS O Fganizati0n L
-6sh Is IN AsSFtca. n 81 8 IsJ1a "a

an EH- Service M EMS lSfl afhA ait1ni t.
4 -fsk IL . in AsSFtca. y 81 s ls51a al
bn4
Maj A, +. WercL Of Mandan. \. D.
iis4hslbnly fan-hdss n InGiah chef ard .
iroaift,.gz deFn 5of -ani Af56rie8A Lssi6n
ipdst5n Ane1acay BE Is saearsls tie Of
illciaf dress Of "a iasad isf iOf tksJ
SIOUX, With befEss- autqorizsddt95assA
lsll9e sYAee he3 iY4aEl adsRtsa by.cf 4esF .
gregT ciFef. ,JohRs frass,I Y ANY yeatEisJ
ibgQ. 4He, is. IA The, dply fisleeFea sfcilsss
iaS eofainander Of he GlfbeI 5. FIR !
Ihess bdsr 81 the legion ii sIanddR.a p
H Il 4efesr.tii4i II tat Sb8hish-4 3isrlt ear ?
lsyaF asTI a p4rtic4rantqffi7 tfIe . Atxisanip =
lbAsar tastisss allas1 IA 2 -lgesli y An y -
ehty o. cas1onxp = ofrs FnCp sseseAlose
ifIes If the Indians. citH.ns l6fi NdetfDl
I1a6ota were cTEpr- tfTr sf,Tj0T Welch 4
lsllssla0 leedo 81 ba5iaHQfl III lalhHssi nj
IEranqeZ 1ajo2hSeseh seluRssezesat
fio 81 aRps his nj qy vas {eflEssaI byI tAss.
!Afar aep2TJJlmFetntA 8Ba4vA ana tot
/ HlegetheieiS5pa z alrl5mg,eE1 Of Jpd4i44G9s5
were inflpfea n tsf deta ehiB ~ ts-qf I
zach which Major Wefeh took % France /
III Bece7litr. 21t}i7. ] He Served UPON \
THE 81 II lof Ger 7fiuhtef 4. ami
bIi A4iaittlzd aasy way N4sh iti8I iaftir 81
liery UD a1e2qhira disisIortI sBath oflSe1 !
ld,n. y yVhra lss9atrisRd Ia iGssfR any ltIeT
Iwqs lnsastfi aas saiicqs in elpsras Of iedrj5 I
affairs in the Cob,Rn21 ageps sThiGfaE "a psss
sltion he held until tue divisions came +
Pack to the CgIed rSates ia Septem- /
lbtr. 1919. .sAnsdi 10 blsJ
! r3Xil1ls the5 t4ihBBi8es !fn7s3Rr sdgti5B
aIayof " Icii iw,iagi d Participant ia fffeo
/. fB5ms9EsI9t tus09I TuO ui sesnDGt
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30
lG,'.,arhiEN AS, EGlDNTA fREs,as.s,,
s&aff6 iuHusE4T7lTT =. -aiE0W 9tf Eaih
e sshinaa and aWeod, Are N+8rqSeFe cedb
AB'qea eiembsrsgQf Posts OF lEEz saFh
Service Fellows. n s-efa


The Amerida4i 'tsesiohsK1ay sapresent h
a ff7ita ihlTA8se14a1pIn6t tqdt snsitfsA {
ht4 sllisie'f1 lstnnaEbnllge sheloly er11I o.
are but Also ipyfb 'ofi 9A - sF.5S1 ki1bsmoffl
iii ERntestag Gene 8d,reeS
4s1Aaieh z ahdbqaaE Gen ibBonarcssor
yood. .1a"Ii nj silRf 7is,ib
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

-tTy IILue you ItIIUWs UGH! 70 Idho
Eakie44S aatrlotsait4sg PessasenA
iIisab vkls8hs satUK4Dtsia VtiapD fhmo0
teauqsNld eladsf tthueasIsdas EshagtsS
iejdi At0s stasr gaspey seaa9 upstssIsq
iilnpss'Gh sIsspiBns 8SFhq5Tdos 'sai9Ioo
hsneqi fg5sRaHs term vii. s4lEresb5ios
lst .giRh IdusHY g4K div ggssode
powder that Gould save fuel, and
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

l"On account 81 the confident way,
Z $3.50 q9sS95s ~ yga tItl Y AZ AZ
arEfy hasrsssYIoSatf 't@ IA1 n"Rasom
us-ssg Hih Euae sas5yFssfiHsyo % bsllL a1s
tsdJ bs+s44ks -tes4- 81 ~ gFsGs bioo fnso
ssg INV noF&ss sGiuafo gsb isIi sdi
'FEaa ithsHIoagss gts5Sasss jEtssaSAsm
lgagss lshsh 10 ym1s &c tRdt bsI9sqI9 50
3'SeB .ePf evsF1JE5 haEe sd 9}79aa7 IltR
4gi}ks " yyft nfffYSfff trtfsaR t oIfp Slime
s ~ ie SIT ut 1siRw sdj bng qu sgTTaw
( .lGmIod si
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

ilOsis prior to The onset of influenza
lbs a5fhislratfa4ynJhEiiit III The rhflhhl11
rityoSF Bsesb.IsasiHRe fnaLeaHa fTf4
sot4saieR fpidGq sizes ceatb eesierKa jiaag
I.3Ap eRFRnt. pslttehs ertes Isl 8died thbl
lset Of tuberculosis dated frQmstAAc
fuenza. -s----
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

.Itsat qs5B5I sA466idII8Fsdq Y 4BBBBy F8 gR8II
fab iRa2sat cJsf ,st Rg6ap BPotb6 r5 si9ilsd4 IL
eIKbah sjie4g staspqab tx jB1s foaai
yiIHb atxsFsoaiiil asaiisA aSR dgei6 oHp
lskaIaos 5s48Ges .eleiudK es5nlRIId ThkI
iage SUss afs85s } sfDRgoF Eeass GIsbC
eslqbffas4g9R19Ee tsai9atiJes nle4u
: 70 Ne" Nassau .Sasd lsnoffI
Old Kassan's totems are Of many sizes
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

ID descriptions. Some are of i'm
sfiisIb rtR &TfgMs @ iaf tHe f96ddqqidgf's - 4
lctieHAble4hs Iodine AsAs magI e9g1 I:
eigdnaztl i.-1d nfhe bell8ebGap&eseNeans
le4 Hsqfss9sfe sdaIrdss ifpnB1 aSe brBi
nIR9acIe .sTjth s44FgeagffiaRggas 81 #IssDh
te eIa d gsI ffRysd sYEs pe94Afs1Yhieh is9l
YIN IL. aIahns1 baIfLA .aoai.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

spaiyae- Tttctt 7-rstee474 4-AFsl igsd SCAT
Id SAbaEdsnhtg sEotsap kPoIeslIl 9dtI
Ala sd4l8ltS sliSStgsEfts ftOGem lpeSeSo
esspSeb2df tAfoRqihss Isfsahne'iu io3Ha
rvanccs1da nTsil1y44slcBsy9 rA0sI tete y1a4l d
-lpS are no lnnper precfpl and the
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30
shbtAe ssltnnets. Iowstsdapygs sspr

9Eaa d24s bfs3glPfREsbS5 wi4AKto ala aERam 81
isfJdyeo s11Sl2 FsfaaeqgE6f a2fRldn 4ffes Tyab
dt Rit9e2 wafK 6gfhlAo ceiga63rf qt 1sal
itnxdasss SAMs bao HiAegN HetsoA
isAsty 8torsis eha&Gsdrd lie sese mud Gk
rally landed sIigl6h lasa te4Es tRfSS %nEi
Il bad f;,,a 70 raNoaf that wasn't "A
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

lap2sb alnouad wnbslitgrsIaRst ssira te
sfeka us6sqsahatoOtissylasgH STAR
esng aiHBaols hBotynifo5 hAi ffa'Sf66dos
4abs1hsbfRflRa I'M y stsff Got Igs16ssbT
ngs BhR ,E]fff3B6ass8iisq8Rss tY7BEHoE5p ISL
as55fBSSgg III ,st BPft H Hd 15Spbee2sah
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

b8fqe3s1 llswniqsA H q s9bDL IL
:" .baan3A irnb1f sEfS46sif. yfbs5HBsW
gai4s41aYE a3BfiB5ps ! 4bssFfgyAig ID EsS1ssdRl
5il 3aA 81 S 70 I slissa5 bGgs5 II
l4liRiiBftahia shylr5R fetsistsfI9A fset3pfq
lxirIs segI stai4adsts e1Aasb aolttab sr
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

A garden IL Pyesy .YacQut- lgt would
keep food 1e6bging Jind lid tb8J
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30
moJOR A05s7 wuCcH gniasY

IL q 0@:7 ggbs1ndI 91IJosIq llodO
a pnIpe IofO Pse6, rHlg4aa aindIiDtsHD
owns along sea9l ehdlesi stFt III Itfi& SAiV
.,9la b75aaihsg fine fn99Qt2i7fs Ilrs tfffg4 q
bll1ol7qi Wo!lol '5IsdJ I52 OF non 4
'lib iSaiO9 sfi ig bIGod sdi no uUil9
Ma(ognA.el@ dsP4o # ATS qgiRigts lot /
he LegiQ8ogsiilusijeqa atIsuOeral cere-
Ionies fOfs albert Grass. grandson OF
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30
To Havsi2 oissV aSset skin
Careful, Mother

deaYoring to masticate his big toe,
"HAthpf5 Bic io8SbRted tMairnfiq
says you ha$e d pfata4 ftffrda % H54td
but 1 guess your baby Ugu DO it all
sigSstJ Mig F4skAe' lsd s1t bas IN
IL DE +dQg sShatlL Rriseila% 10 .'asla
snake both ends meet answered /
the innocent little miss.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

elton near p5OiSSVnss 'dhe isdSea hero,
1hdsalttH p1eIseas3u ahGta4ai COS ANn5ahA
fH7sefbapieAiHti GdnHon BstE1 NJ d1lt
misunderstanding siou11
,astinits - 47U1eH7l2 s 2hliud f9id
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30
TnTpoTtant to MotheFs

sdI is tuGQ33g s2Etyss 2nmsqO
The 54Ijlfaffr.sgnaogxH 40
hnlcHer-lS full house tax exempt?
Boo ker-Not always; You haye TO.
Il sedf kHel tbtageiitt if yod io5gE
Isd n5i Hail. ( zl.a42l- --4OIt 1niCIo
% ihHaehzs shd o6nsInfptior2
Dr. ChatsesbER Z Marcy of Pfttsbifgk. :
ated before -t4st--tnedfeui- society of
Observation-Disclosures bid studied 5ssi
SIS 5ady tll9eEculQsis, e5As aakBf of
hose " r ffz3fp t9Ba ,ga6s rf3arFsd ia ~ 8
t .fBaa s9fho544 rs ndTH Hh6L BB4mRb
tllenIS Known TO have had tuber-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30
TAKES CARE. z3a II
/. or 5 CHILDREN
Mrs. Taylor's Sickness Ended
by lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Roxblny,@ hasss=4t sEffffsress=eeatiEE
uaIly with backache and was often de-
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

neFSeII OpeUGl IGe uUVII
Behe lsdtd lh7hets SWEETEST t5ae ;'47'o'
Z gffaa Afh,. aA8tBerisez4r ms t8iye1o'
wit4l b0rl l5sb. eIsAnG thea hglf usda,'
her breath, exclaimed: Il heard hss''
tell papa last night She hoped you'd,
iiAe III: gS9tlhessI qkfIoHsz is bsttei'
thhlp anytAHg ne hake n NR b5assl"h
Il llfxshan9e. sIiUpui sIalu.,rsl lslhn
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

u Hdae wait ats3 fsfesdhsy ftufR s4sf
netgabDfs phehsIOtnm ep4aih1tin4Ga .
blEffld &N COR sfny uefIeR hc9ashiRy 1DastO7
Observation-Disclosures yeatsH afepa sIsbi b
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

Birth Rate e+EEaRee increases,
IIvHsl .statytife Shegutb1rflb issN
ifa enXegfaa TN Rf6a4s8 ih b7gAsi'
ihEssfsitiHigs1s f oE ef1hlfi 3ir95 lnz 59il 3
e humber u births gEe9J,g eY}qfftftFl
i the numBeF Of 'dtdthS. Al Chaion'
nf-Soane total Of births for the wax
/ ss6ssJaih lttfai.st 81 aeaiRSI - o5a'Fyi "
heFsg Blth taRessfBp is1p 1a5 }'eed:-
bans, g7tbdaqs 1edths i5Yi1 zm 10a+a
b. 4hainEsntsh ofiiIiurhs gOra1fd pF'f
Is that of deaths soIaetl4.s--r -lat Ll'
fbhappsBeg III 30 lBes rs d. fsssQif
efRse6 "a tJjSSf8aiStQ5Y ghgg57s IS 1st'y "
IN S IF sHB5I rl{s dt t2fSSS{ds5 81 p'l
phQ Jth9stphhiil 1ber ar plbaths- ,.s
1as4i II z1aSn4I Is. s++4-----'
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

eigaYFS f gsBp ifr5jffp}ai 19s 4IsgY4ai hiRa
= q, 5s88k3e gggga gP psq salIHIRpg j2ggAss OF
stlH5IiR9es fbaoq8aYfd. 0 of9eh9 fogeGio n8E o.
which dResawtae HiiaE E4l1hAer- b4tfont
on the market. bur suppftgu- to a few
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sHte erGsneiA
heaak. sgEI fOsk she Gigdrsmnd itiEzihed M
Bi s9isd 5pGgli9 tide lsapgBaaes. ahsmyIRos
co4if9ad.s aRd sIRe daIyR n3ysFlAa tAats1 b
he was pretty good fellow, aftefoaf
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1921-04-30

:, niggE 81 Side 10 Cosrrsenkmolg 10 zoda
J Little Bellies Sunday sch5Qt teaeas1
ikas to be married. "a eify beautiful
enQalgA 10 .expreso the ylqNe 8adpdaaN
ratiqR Qfbhs YlqIe if3alRp ijyB 5agg4ti.
and little Belle was permit,e 70 fc r,tE 81
the treasure TO the home When Tie
Evening star., 1921-11-03
FOR EXCHANGE

y'REE AND CLEAR MONTGOMERY COUNTY
farm ,close inl for modern. detached. $
west Of Georgia ave. Address Box u L, Star
office
Evening star., 1921-11-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued
RY CO., INC.
Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
Northeast.

NOTINcdSI.
PRICE, SO, 500 A conveniently located home,
just two blocks from East Capitol st.
This house 10 listed at very low price
10 insure quick sale. Six well proISs-
toned rooms and bath: hot.water heal
Immediate possession can be had. A
proposition worthy Of immediate investi-
CATION.
Northwest.
PRICE. 81. 500. One OF the most desirably
located homes the heights, west OF
14th st. and not far out. Nine large
rooms and bath: hot-water heat, electric
light. House is in fine condition and
occupied by owner who will give early
possession. Convenient terms.
Takoma Park.
PRICE, Sc, 200 A beautiful detached home, 80
feet wide. and situated en- a lot 50x2p.
1t contains eight rooms and bat tn; cleo
trio light. In perfect condition. Early
SC.ceSs,np en1 cuuveEaSt terms can be
arranged. Communicate with us 2- tC>
Northeast.
PRICE. $3.50. Near Galaudct College.
splendid corner house at very low
figure. Six rooms and bath. Ia perfect
condition and immediate possession car
be had. An inspection will convince ynH
Of the value. Full particulars furnished
upOu request. This Is d real bargain and
will be sold quickly.
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little BEAUTY ruoms. bath. large fr NJ
and sleeping porciles. HIGHLY MODERN.
Large III, Is minutes to Treasury by moI"s.
Either car line. SPECIALLY snnICS-,. Try
q bargain for some one. Inspect tss -
ing. Phope Cleveland lasii
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continual

Continued.
N. L. SANSB1
1913 Eye Street NV.
Chevy Chase, Md.
PRICE. $1,000 A charming bungalow. situated
on lot 60x125 and containing five rooms
and bath; pipeless furnace and electI C
Light. Practically new and in perfect
condition. Ownsr-0ccupant will give early
possession. Can be handled on convenient
terms.
Mt. Pleasant.
PRICE. $3.50. Vacant and ready for imme-
date occupancy. An attractive two
sory brick at very low price. Six
rooms and bath; hot-water heat, electric
recommend this being Of the best
values on the market today.
Petworth.
PRICE, $500 We can assure early possession
of this Weu-built, attractive home. There
are six rooms and bath; hOt-water hea l..
electric light; hariim uOc floors; glass
incosed sleeping and breakfast porcres.
Large attic. Built-in Refrigerator Garage.
In AL condition.
Near Lincoln Park.
PRICE. $3.50 We have Just been authorized
to offer this splendid two-story colonial
brick at reasonable price. Six rooms
and bath: extra lavatory: hot-water
heat; laundry trays; double rear porckes.
Garage. Terms.
Evening star., 1921-11-03
@,5oo.

OPEN.
SIS 800. 2s01 oSth ST.. 'WoodIey Park: prac-
ticGlly new; 4 bedrooms: Il most com
pleie home, brick garage. Price in
cuIcs furniture.
$500. 1905 Shepherd St. "Brookland':
uudern b.I..alow. tiled bath. built-in
tubs servants closets. extra wash
basin, lot SuX1iD.
$40 200 411G 18th st, ''Brookland''; a fine
corner home. with large lot and
an excellent outlook; bedrooms
attic. hot water heat. etc.
$4,000. o733 Conn. ave; , stories. attic. 8
baths. two ireplaces. breakfast and
sleeping pOrches; single double
garage at cost. Delivery about Dec
Is
81 1850. llUs Taylor ST.. ''Brookland": bun
galow, 32-ft. front, with lot 7S IT.
front; new; the best designed and
most complete home in town for the
money.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON.
10th Floor. Woodward Bldg. 18th and II.
NO Place Like Home: No Home Like Ours"
MAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL.
Beartif,ll home Of thirteen rooms and two
baths, h. w h., electric lights. tastrfaIly dec"
rated and ideal home located Oh very de
sirabIe strict, convenient 10 car line. stores.
ETC.. $1,000 will buy this property if sold
once.
Evening star., 1921-11-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

18th Mr.. EUCLIE NV; HANDSOME,
modern, 3story brick; especially suited
Tor rooming and boarding; possession;
month.
BEAUTIFUL HOMES for $lO5OO
each; one. corner. in PetwOrth, r.
and b., etc; the other on Shepherd
hr. 18th ST.; terms; OccNpant owners.
NE. BARGAINS; one In Brook
land; modern S-room bungalow; large
lot; possess ION; $500: terms. One,
Groom. modern house; nr. 18th and
kearney; $3.50; terms. 9 r. and b.,
brick: furnace heat; good lot to an
alley; mr.. l1th and D; $6.5OO.
r. f. REOn -, NJ
SUCCESSORS TO New rork ResIt. .srokers,
Main 4J57. 1423 st.
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NORTHEAST.
Nicely located dwelling. rooms and bath.
Furnace heat. Occupied by the owner. who
has kept it in perfect condition: Garage
space TO paved alley Price, 5000. and
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.
.s34 Fl street NV Phone Main 1923.
r ONLY $500.
Groom house and garage; hot-water heat,
electric lights: quarter acre lawn and hedge
/. minutes ride from Washington, on Wash
inRton and Old Dominion line, Livingstone
Heights Va. Phone Columbia 7129, or obtain
keys next door. -
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FARMS
FOR SALE,
D. C. ACREAGE.

d. c. ACREAGE-LOTS OR SQUARES
GLOVER & FLATHER. 1877 18th st.
Evening star., 1921-11-03
$1,000.
Brookland.

So, SOO.
Brookland.
very attractive detached home that can
be purchased on unusually low terms. 1t con
,a'ns six large rooms. modern bath: furnace
heat: electric lights; front and rear porches
garage Lo' 4oxl50. The price includes wash
ing machine. freless cooker and Hoosier
kitchen cabinet. NOW vacant
Tel. Main 1910. l40s st. NV
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Near 18th and Newton streets. 10 rooms 2
baths. colonial front porch. inclosed sleeping
norch: just been newly papered and painted.
Price. $500. Early possession and conven-
- HEDGES MIDDLETON INC.
1894 H street NV Phone Main 1923.
LEANING CITY. MUST SELL BEFORE
going. Corner home # bright rooms. .
.isllt-: gaS; iot.wat"r heat, Viii inc,nde
awnings. screens and 10 tons Of coal You
must act quick: because this IS real hargaln
at $1,000 Address Fox GIL. Star office.
NEEDING LITTLE CASH. HAVE DECIDED
70 sill 6-ro.m and bail house near 14th and
Park I'd. Heated by hot water: has electric
lights and is in frs;-class condition: space for
garage VIII give immediate Possession.
Ss."0. Address Box SOL. Star Office.
TO CLOSE An ESTATE: BEAUTIFULLY
furnished home Harvard terrace including
Dodge sedan automobile; house contains
crption hall, living room with open fireplace,
,liniLg room, kitchen and screened rear porch.
fcur bedrooms. bath. five large closets and
double sleeping porch and attic maids room:
bnilt-in garage: winters supply of coal and
wood hot-water heat; electric light; furnish
ings include approximately S1.HW worth Of
oriental rugs: beautiful surroundings and won
derful view of park; lot. 3.03 feet by 1914
feet to 15-foot alley. Substantial cash pay
ment required.
GEO. W LINKINs. Exclusive Agent.
lI1g h st. NV,
Evening star., 1921-11-03
s'Near 9TH and Morton NV.
2-story brick: rooms and bath:
furnace; gas; alley. Price. $500.
LOVE REALTY CO.
416 Dist. Nat. Bank Bldg. Main $3.50.

! BUNGALOW, IN WOODBRIDGE.
An attractive fve-room and bath bungalow.
on of the choice streets: good he ating Slant
and electric lights: large LOT. room for garage.
and an ideal little home for the small sum OF
Sc. 600 with a small cash payment. Do not
let this opportunity pass by.
FRANK A. GlRR0NS.
Main 21s. 500 Southern bldg.