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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-18
Want Ads That Deliver The Goods at Small COS
REAL. ESTATE
DO YOU WANT A HOME? Sc

DO YOU WANT A HOME? SEE
1 RADCLIFFE & WARING
Here are opportunities to buy
you may not have again.
10 acres all in cultivation, small
house and barn, 1 " of strawber-
-ies, balance of land in grain;
the place, geod prune land or
would make one of the best chick
en- ranches, located / " miles from
car line. Terms to suit.
10 acres all in cultivation, ON a
good road " miles from city.
This tract was sold under mort
gage, owner wants his money out
of it, make an offer, terms.
25 acres, IL acres of bearing,
acres of young prunes, l acre of
Strawberries, family orchard,
part of this place is the best of
creek bottom land; house, barn.
located on a good road, short dis
tance from city. Will take city
property in part payment. You
can made no mistake by buying
this. See
RADCLIFFE & wARING
341 State street. n93*
DIRECTORY
G. G, PATTERSON, shoe REPAIRING g
shop, 143 S. Liberty St.
NJ. A. ESTES, fine tailoring, S84
State street.
CHERRINGTON Piano House,
Bush and Lane pianos. Ais
Court street.
SALEM jefferson, Albany and
Corvallis stage, leaving 1880 p.
m. daily Bligh hotel.
NULL and Henderson, hemstitch-
ing and dressmaking, over Mil
ler's store. Phone III.
MERCHANTS Cooperative delivery
taxi, transfer and messenger,
Day and night service. 179 S.
High St. Phone 230.
GLASSES fitted by DIR. L. R. Bur
dette, optometrist, Bow optical
Co, 325 State St.
G. 7. WHITE, dentist, 4O8 Oregon
olog. W
COMPUTING scales, cash register
and general store fixtures at
226 Stark ST., Portland, Or. be-
tween 1st and End streets.
WHY SELL FOR LESS?
WE Will Pay you more cash for
your household goods. Get our
bid before you sell. Peoples
Furniture and Hardware Store,
271 N. Commercial street. Phone
734.
SALEM SCAVENGBR - Garbage
and refuse of ali kinds removed
by tho month at reasonable rates.
Cesspools cleaned and dead ami
mails removed. Day phone 167.
night phone 1680R, r. o. Cum
Minis, Mgr. M
TRANSFER
CHAS. e. CHANDLER, general
transfer, expert furniture NOV
ing. Office Clark's Tire House.
Phone IA.
JUNK
WANTED--Rags and secondhand
goods of all kinds. Capital Junk
company, phone 39S, 215 Cen
ter street.
PIANOS
GEO. c. WILL, pianos, phono-
graphs, sewing machines, sheet
music and piano studies. Re
pairing monographs and sew
ing machines. 432 State, Salem.
Oregon.
r. w. BALLANTYNE, tuner, play
ers a speciality, Phone 352, Cher
rington Piano house.
EDWARD WELP experienced pi-
ano tuner. Leave orders Wills
Music store.
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS
PUBLIC stenographer. 40S Mason
ic bldg.
CLEANING AND DYING
SALEM Cleaners and Dyers
Suits cleaned $3.50
Suits pressed soc.
1915 S. Com1. Phone 1868.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-04-18
For Sale-Houses

ALADDIN Readycut houses. barns.
40 to 10 per cent reduction. Big
saving in cost of construction.
Money loaned for building pur-
poses. Chas. Smith. 400 Oregon
bldg. as
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WoRTHINGToN


There was an exciting time on
Main street shortly after noon on
Wednesday. Officer seamon OF
-Four States had brought a prisoner
before Justice Parrish charged with
threatening the lives Of fellow work
men in the mining .own Of Anna
belle. After hearing the evidence
Justice Parrish decided that he
should give bond to keep tho peaca
Not being able to give the required
bond he was told he would have to
60 to jail. He decided TO make a
getaway and started down the
street. when officer Seamnn pulled
a gun and began shouting 10 the d.
rection OF the fleeing man. He
made hi, escape 10 the hills back
Of worthingtou and nfticsrs could
cot locate him and Wild rumors be-
gan to spread through town thattwo
shots had taken effect. Later in the
evening the man appeared at the
Justices office and surrendered
and was takn to Fairnont and turn
ed over to the sheriff. He was a
Russian and gave his name ss
Alex Propocalla.
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E. G. Martin and Edward e. Ham.
Ilton left last evening for a visit
at New York city and Atlantic City,
N. j.
Morton H. Liltelund has return.
ed from fishing trip on Elk river,
Webster county.
Mrs. Ada Moore and daughters
are moving from the Dedendarfer
flats in Water street to apartments
in the Bank OF Warrington build.
ing.
Mrs. R. L. Humes and Mrs. A. ].
Sammel have returned from visit
in Wheeling.
Mrs. Robert Clinton is leaving
for her home in Charleston after a
two weeks visit with relatives
here.
Miss Bethanne Carter has return.
ed to her home at Elm Grove after
spending several days with friends
in Warrington.
James Mcintyre is the guest OF
his aunt in Fairmont for the week.
Mrs. c. ]. McNeely and dauSh.
ter, Miss Grace, have gone to New
York and other cities OF the east
for a visit.
Miss Marian Shaw left on Wed.
nesday evening for Greensboro,
KY, to attend the wedding OF Miss
Ruth Miller, of that city, last year
a teacher in the local schools, to
G. ]. Prince. OF st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks Hutchinson,
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niuEton Thursday for q visit With
relatives and friends in that sec
tton
Ellis Byard 81 Four Stats Was
9 business visitor m town Thurs
day:
s. K. Jacobs was tfausscttng bus
mess at Four States Wednesday.
J. G. snapp Of Annabelle was q
visitor in town Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. L. B. McInttre and little son
left Wednesday morning for satar4
tia, Miss, for a visit with Mrs. Nc
lntire's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
G. Childress.
Isaac P, shupe Of Four States
was caller In town Wednesday.
Ernie Thorn OF Fairmont was a
visitor in town Thursday. =
Clyde McHenry Of Bingamon was
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FI.hee DC.

Many fishes, some OF twelve to
hurteen inches In length are to be
seh dead and dying in Buffalo
|teek, between the Buffalo and
Harrisburg street bridges. The OK.
lemely low water stage causes the
Ishes TO come to this point to meet
.esher water from the mouth Of
ssles fork, while q sewer main
hitch flows into the creek here
uses death in short time. A
|feat quantity Of various kinds Of
|efuse from business places and
oarding houses lining the banks
also dumped overheard at this
pint, making one Of the filthiesr
|1oking places, as well as one OF
ne most unsanitary in West Wiz.
mia and 1t is hoped the condition
gill not be permitted as many more
ears as 1t already has been.
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The Warrington Municipal band
gave one OF its best concerts on
the Wilson lawn last evening, play.
ing beautifully some very difficult
numbers. The quality OF music
rendered by the local band Is i'm.
proving materially and the organi:
cation is now probably second to
none in this state. The band or.
ganization itself served the refresh.
ments In this instance, the first
time they have done this. The
crowd was unusually large.
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WANTED-Position by man who
can cry 8 ways like a enid, crow
3 ways like a rooster, nicker Q ways
like a horse, make 3 different
sounds like COWS and bulls, new s
ways like cat, make a noise like
two different auto horns. sing like
a show girl, like a little boy, a girl,
or man. Sing like a pigeon, quack
2 ways like a duck. grunt ways
like pigs, Hollow like an owl and
can give all more limitations besides
the ones named. 2S all together.
II you have anything for mo, write
MIKE BoDISH, Dakota Mines.
7.29.1t.4S7A
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U. G. stutler returned this week
from trip to Parkersburg and
other points in Wood county. While
gone he purchased a farm near
Lubbock, few miles from Park
ersburg and will move there some
time this coming fall and will en-
gage in truck farming.
Personals
Oliver Cook OF Cameron was a
business caller here on Wednesday
and Thursday.
Miss Lydia Baker left for Man
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Of Fairmont, wero guests Of friends
here on Wednesday.
Chester i, Prichard has returned
rom business visit AZ Logan.
Ohio;
Miss Ethel Fink, Of Fairmont,
was here for a visit with friends on
Wednesday.
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IMANlNIlNGTCM
lMaY ENC ll1nh strtntl

NJ next Mondays meeting Of the
ia commission the paving Of High
Rteet between Buffalo and ClarkS.
lrg streets will be discussed. This
after has several times been TAX
up by council, but no definite
suit has ever been attained. This
oroughfare Is now one OF the
ipcinal ones OF the city, and will
Iobably be paved before winter.
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Goes TO Southwest.

H Claire Hess, employed by Boor
d Davis, feed and ice merchants In
Sycamore street for some time, will
resign his position the last OF the
81 III and on Monday will leave for
fabian, New Mexico, where he will
join his sister, Miss nellie Hess
and aunt, Mrs. Blanche Wilson
for an indefinite stay.
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The Mannington.Fairmont Elks
ball game scheduled for five.thirty
this evening is sure to draw a mon.
ster crowd. Extra cars are on the
interurban line carrying fans from
points down the road. Much inter.
est is conferred In the game, which
has been heavily advertised, and
the proceeds will go to charity.
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on Extended Tour.

Miss Ella May Bowers, OF 10.
Gust snfeet, left today for Wheel.
ms where she is TO join touring
party OF friends In a visit 10 the
principal cities Of the west, Vel.
.lcwstone park, and other places OF
interest. On returning they will
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Few Now Members.

The American Legion drive was
Successful yesterday In securing
four new members. This Ladies
Auxiliary added seven TO their
Membership. The towns OF Metz
and Farmington are being canvass.
edffor mombors OF the local post.
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Local Man rransterred.

Edward D. Gaughan, OF this city,
employed by the South Penn Oil
company here for some years has
been transferred to olean, N. y,
where he will have charge OF the
|cofnpany's business in that district.
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Eyekready Gus Entertained,
The members Of the EYefsfeady
club were Delightfully."- entertained
at the home OF Miss Minnie pacilio
at Homewood on wednesday after.
noon, After q Social time refresh.
ments were served, Twelve guests
attended.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-29

Mr. and Mrs. D. o. Robinson and
family left early Wednesday morn
Ing for long motor trip in their
automobile. They will 80 as far
west as Marshalltown, Iowa, and
expect to be gone about two weeks.
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Miss Madge Debendarter enter.
tanned the G. K. w. @. sewing club
at her home in Locust street on
Wednesday afternoon. Bridge was
the principal diversion after which
luncheon was served.
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The Warrington baseball team
Ient to Metz last evening to en-.
Use the team Of that town in tho
iirst meeting OF the season between
the clubs. The Warrington club
was the winner by the score OF
1sfntas
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-29

The playground fund, of which c
= snodgrass,, cashier of the Bank
~ Warrington is treasurer, IL
rowing slowly but steadily. About
1850 has been subscribed by local
business firms and citizens.
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Leaves Local office,

Miss Gertrude Dunbar, for the
mast year connected with tho local
In and o. freight offices, has been
|transferred to Martins Ferry, Ohio.
where she will continue in the EN-.
ploy Of that company.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-07-29

v miss Dorothy Connolly, Of this
|sity has accepted a position in the
p. e. Clayton Insurance Agency's
|offices in the Exchange Bank build.
LLnE
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License to Wed.

marriage license has been is.
sued by the county court TO James
u Harbert, and Mrs. Irene Bur.
coughs, widow, b1h of this city.
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.uNFuRNIsHEn IONS
FoRsan
-

FOR SALE-Boardi house eduip.
ment at reduced prices ennsistins
OF beds, springs, mattfes 81. Pill
lows, wash stands, etc, Fdirmont
Mining Machinery 60 42oA
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HOUSES AND LOTS

FOR SALE = House and lot, Z
blocks from court house on south
side House arranged TO realize an
income Of $3.50 per month. Price
$500. Call I. A. Hall, at National
Bank. 7.2S.2t-4l7A
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WANTED.

FARM wANTED-wanted 10 hear
from owner Of farm or good
land for sale, possession this win
ter. L. JONES, Box 551 elny,o,
ter. L. JONES, Box SOL. olney,
ILL., 72s 1t-427A
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30 ACRES, S4l500 90 aefes AND

50 ACRES, $4,000 20 aeres flno
bottom land, b6lan6 rollins
about IL acres timber thls Is ali
the best Of land, leased Dor OH anll
gas, good 4'room hniRe, slate roof
cut stone cellar, barn ana other
buildings. Has about Is ACRES Of
fine It. coal with iiine onen very
little taken out, Income rom lnls
would DO $1,000 per year : mics
from McAthur, new concrete hirh.
way through farm, This Il d ble
money maker, aud the Price only
$4,000. $4,000 down balance easy
payments. Write for New Cats.
logue OF farms. NJ. u Trout
REALTY CO., H. VI Atkinson, AT
Macarthur, Ohio. 1854 GOA
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i SELL. FAIRMONT.
WALNUT AVENUE HOME, six and bath between
9Th and 9Th streets A modern and convenient home In
an exceptional location.
MODERN HOME, immediate possession SIX rooms. Sixth
street Farmont avenue, $500. $1,000 cash and
the rest like rent
SMALL FARM-s2 10 acres house. 80 apple tees 90
plums 40 peach, 20 cherries and several Others Five
POSSESSION AT oNcE-Near Locust avenue small home Of
three rooms, paved street, 1910 Field street.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH modern and convenient close in,
the end of the bridge the East Side $500
$500 cash and 500 1-3 80 will put you the
road to home ownership rooms and bath close In Stop
-FOUR rent.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION and terms included with
the room house near the Owens, $2,500.
BUNGALOW six rooms and bath one floor All
on three large level lots and only 2 block off
the paved street. price $500
FINE BRICK HOMES rooms close to main street, large
lot $2.5OC cash and $500 month ncuolug interest
LARGE CAR. seven passenger, equipped Fire
ssoSs qua tread res ne Tor TAXI seryceowner VIII
trade on farm or residence properly pay the DIFF
terence casn
CORNER TO MT VERNON AVE, and 9Th street, 81. 900
p6 t6Is home G6 Of rooms In good resdenced
RooM COTTAGE S0T Palatine avenue. $2,sOO-$1,OOO
aAwTHoRNE STREE HOME 81. rooms and hath vii, tab.
MOST HOUSE FOR THE MONEY seven rooms two proches,
e ean room ana sunparlor $500 Small cash payment
121 WABASH STREET. near owens lot 5ox145 feet fine
garden, = rooms and BATH good cash payment and
FIVE ROOMS large lot lovely little on one of the
BAR iRsal2E R1ysa i ioSs $500 H.,
Price $550O. ~ N
LOCUST AVENUE CORNER. Lot 7Ox1oo.s houses,
~. rooms ana . rooms close in, S16,5OO
tOANa LAM AVENUE, near the High school, rooms
NEAk .M1ooRGANTowN AVENUE new six room bungalow
LOCUST AVENUE CORNER. Large level LOT kox,so ,nd
old house, $4,000. '' ''N-V " GA
AopEhN SIX rooms and bath Lowell St. near Locust
avenue $500 cash and Sos per month N 'SS
eA4 1ENflL4LO SIREET-three rooms good lot 80 non
-, - cash aud easy monthly payments " 'NNN
Ely ACaEs 3 LIZ miles town six room house
trut etc. S225O 5000 cash and the balance to it
Easy terms! -" 1870 Ts''"''
$4,000. t''e Foom modern bungalow
POSSESSION AUG l. 5O4 9Th street, rooms, modern
n ne no car fare to church. school, factory or business
IN reach OF them ali. $500 $500 " oSS
'tA'u hS AVENUE modern room home 900 cash
,., oalance on easy terms lot Ox120 feet f'' +.
home. good lot $3.50 S'e 0''Ss'' H'ue'H
I'VE" aS1osE-Four rooms, three los eBarracksyle I'm
AANsn SEVEN ROOM HOUSE and two corner lots on Nor
gantown avenue 1880. ~ 0s w +0t
FAAf t AVENUE HOME 10 rooms Modern IN detail
S22,500 eS' "'su AS'Hs Eoonis over II
s s1e house. COW stable garage Easy Terms
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For PErlr

We WILL RENT You 8 me fooi,
flat nd sell you furniture 70 tur.
ntsh II. Also have . three room,
and one four room flat fiirnis he'd
for rent. SEE DENHAM FIRST
co. Isgs.skfaia
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start a Duluth. MINI, and tour the
Ercat lakes.
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HOT WATER BoTLEs n ia
Bags. 2.quart size 20 tnaid. zoe
each. Guaranteed AGENTS want.
ed. PEERLESS MFG co BOX Sl
Goodrich st. stas Akron, ohio.
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SITUATIONS w. '7lED

EXPERIENCED hookkeeper de-
sires position. Phone DOOR.
7.21.6ts64A
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transactins business here Thurs
day.
ATTORNEYS JAMES A. Meredith
and p B cfskaddon 81 FaHmont
were IN town wednesday afternoon
en- route To Charleston 70 attend
the Bar meeting.
According TO the electron theory
Of matter, every object animate
and inanimate is made up Of elec-
trtcity.
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FOR RENT-storag q Nor mi I1Itds
Of business on r. Il Siding and
with elevator service! II so do not
have the kind Of space YOU ncod
we VIII build same Oh Reasonable
time leases. MARION ICE CON
PANY, Ray D. HARDEN! MIR. stu
st. and Virginia Ave. f.5a.g6t.4ssA
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FOR RENT - Light Housekeeping
rooms. Eli Chicago st,
7.2s.4t.4s2A
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WEALTHY WIDOW, SO, will mar
ry. B-Box 50, League, Toledo, o.
72s 2t-4s2A
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FOR RENT unfurniS6ed rooms
for light housekeeping. Apply
Home Laundry. 7.27.4t.4lsA
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. $40
Locust Ave. Phone 25S.R.
7.2S.2t.41SA
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PERSONAL.

LADY RANCH OWNER, worth
$4,000, wants husband. K.Box
325 Club, Fort Wayne, Ind.
7-29.2t4SSA
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FOR sALE-victrola ana Gibson
Mandolin. Phone asa
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FOR RENT-2 furnished Ugh!
housekeeping rooms. Benoni
Ave. Phone 1861. 7.2s.St42SA
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FdRNIsHEDKopNIsI.

FOR RENT = ono bedroom. :. 4Ss
Monroe St. 7.2s,2t.42sA
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FOR RENT-S.toohi flat Modern
convoniences, Mononsah eail
7l06.R.2S or 721,Js 72est4asA
FOR Rents Office ICONS sIneIy
or three in sIge St5 Main ST
Call 71o5-R-2s or 7slsJ
80 st-ssoA
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FOUR ROOMS and IA Of level land good comtor,ab
house. splendid location. exceptional terms Price reason
Evening star., 1921-11-19
FARMS
FOR SALE,

SMALL FARM BARGAIN.
Between Takoma and Silver Spring. Mont
gomery county 5 acres rich land: lays we'll:
high elevation: some fruit: Groom house: con-
crete cellar: fair condition: barn and poultry
house. A good buy at $6.50O. One-third cash
tS7s6o7b o. Il. ZANTZISGER, Sl2 10th st.
.;p
Evening star., 1921-11-19

2112 Mass. Ave. NV.
12 Rooms Baths.
Electric Light; Hot-Water Heat.
Vacant; Immediate Possession,
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
738 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-11-19

yE1R Sth AND BUCHANAN sTB. NV
seven roons and bath; four sleeping rooms;
new house: electricity and het-water heat;
occupation and references; adults only. Ad-
dress BOZ 268-&, Star once.
SIX ROOMS. MODERN; H.-W. r., OAK
doors. gas range. cabinets. large closets: large
neighboeheed; rent. $50. See ns at ence.
r. O. GOODNOW COMPANY.
To 18Th a. NV. Main 00g, 20s
1853 FOURTEENTH ST. NV.
PETTY q PETTY,
1A2s New xssk ass. Aais -bl27.
Evening star., 1921-11-19
FOR SAIE-GARAGES

GENERAL GARAGE co.
BUILDERS OF ALI. TYPES
METAL$1O DOWN, $40 A MONTH.
THE LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED
CONCERN IN THE CITY DEVOTED TO
GARAGE CONSTRUCTION.
PHONE MAIN 44S1 1419 G ST. NV. ~
WE BUILD GARAGES OF ALL KTNDg-
Time payments metal garages. For esti-
mate phone North GE75. 3Os
Evening star., 1921-11-19
FOR RENT-H0UsEs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

Z LARGE ROOMS. Halls. P0R6HES On
three sides: very large garden: room for COW
and chickens; three blocks from car line;
spring water. VIII lease to responsible party
at once. Do not apply unless seriously inter
ested and can furnish necessary references.
Address Box 273-R, Star offlce. 9e
MASS. AVE and THOMAS CIRCLE-16 RMS.
and baths; Sl3S per month. W. M. Bras
WELL. 1911 H ct. NV. Main $50.
CENTRALLY LOCATED, ROOMS AND
bath; water on two doors. Room 200. TO l4th
st. NV
Evening star., 1921-11-19
FOR, SALE-STORES

WEST or 1ith ST NV. CLOSE TO PARK
service station, laundry, dry cleaning plalt, or
garage ROBERT E. MITCHELL co.. 14oS
Irving st. NV.
NEAT MARKET AND GROCERY S10RE
for sale 3.50O). Terms. Call Lin. 116S
Ask for bookkeeper. IL
Evening star., 1921-11-19

Your Moneys Worth in
Land and farms in BRADLEYS HILLS.
1. 20 acres, Groom house and outbuitinss;
IS. $50: terms.
81 $50: terms
g. 10 acres. 20 improvements; clear; hiEn
elevation; 81. 600: terms.
MARTIN T. WEBB.
Main 1874. I42s G St NV.
Evening star., 1921-11-19
D, C. ACREAGE.

B. G. ACREAGE-LIOTS OR BLOCKS
wholesale prices to builders. GLOVER q
FLATHER. 1877 18th st.
Evening star., 1921-11-19

George Washington Inn.
APARTMENT HOrNI. l
N>.,houseEeepin9 Spartmepts for rent b.
a.T III or mmth. Also one and twe-room
and Ssth housekeeping spaEnents. Phone
InAAln 9lc1,
Evening star., 1921-11-19

The Tintern Tea House,
73O 17th ut.
Delicious meals At moderate prices.
A u carte and t1ble d'hote service. %.
EXCEPTIONAL MEAL for select few; you'll
be- surprised at these dinners. Turkey dinner
SUNDAY. 1880 Irving: Col: 4299.W. 20e
Evening star., 1921-11-19

WANTED-ROOM9.
UNFURNI5HE6 R60N5, a.1. section;
st-clsss private home considered. Phone
Columbia 6a2H.
FURNISHEn ROOM, With or Withsut board.
or small spaFtmeat, near Treagufy, hg gentle-
is nan; rp,s ''s AdS.sss sss s2ss ssss ess -
6KNf6AnxN desliss roam 81 hessa isif 14th
st. car line: Addrsss Bog 4s1-R, stag eGses.
WANTip-0oeA siSsd, eemfbstabla rean in ~
fined home By lady u once; aood closet; vest
Of 14th st. sSsvs otsasds esnvsaisnt to Mt.
Pleasant cars; highest rsfsEsness. Address Boz
ROOM, nv. ssotien pSe9srrsd; business wom-
an; light housekeeping. Addrsss Box soar,
stap once, a.
TWO ROOlla, one Of which could hs used %
musie studio; rsat aust b reasonable. Addrsss
TWO COMMUNICATING rooms near bath, un-
furnished; we'll heated; electricity; light
housekeeping privileesa; in ptstEiet suburbs
prsfeahly; by narHsd eoupls: also ssrsse
wanted. Adde'S Boz 166.R, star oMce. 20s-
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sonshfe: write. stating tsrma etc. Address
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