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Evening journal., 1921-04-26

baby triangle" as they call it, Lu-
ellie is at home helping mother do
the dishes and make the beds
I'VE were married in January,
1920" Mrs. Ross relates. II met
Homer at a church social. He was
such a nice-looking boy that 1 liked
him right away.
I'm three days we we're in love
and he asked me to marry him. He
went away for a month while we
thought it over and when he return
ed my answer was yes.
I'VE rented a one-room apartment
and started housekeeping, but Homer
couldn't earn enough money to pay
expenses. Mamma and papa took
care of the grocer and gas bill.
Homer wanted 20 go out at night.
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
NEAI, ..PRnuENcAI..

The saddle OF veal should be trim
med By the butcher. so that Il will
be a neat piece. Place the saddle in
saucepan with a good-sized piece
OF butter, place over the fire and
turn constantly until it is a nice rich
golden color all over; remove the
veal 10 a dish and season with salt
and pepper. To the sauce in the pan
add 4 tablespoons OF butter and
dozen small new potatoes and return
TO fire; cover the pan and shake fire.
Quently until the potatoes are a nice
color. Add TO the sauce and potatoes
/ finely chopped onion and when
that is brown. add ] finely chopped
Glove OF garlic and 2 tablespoons Of
-four; when the -four is brown. add
cups Of stock. or no stock is
handy, use the beef cubes) Stir well
and place in the veal and / stalk Of
celery, 1 sprig OF parsley and a bay
leaf. Simmer for i hour and serve
meat surrounded by the potatoes
and the gravy strained over all.
Evening journal., 1921-04-26

PORTLAND. Ore.-wise, old So
biologists are trying to find out why
Romance fed from the lives OF
Homer and Lucille Ross, both 16,
after IL had touched them at play
and led them TO the marriage altar.
In addition to being sued for di-
vorce. the boy-husband, still in knee
pants, is in jail while juvenile
authorities investigate the charges
Of Wilbur Ford. another boy-hus-
band, who alleges young Ross alien
ated the affections Of his wife. Thel-
ma. II.
lie charges that Ross took his
wife TO the movies and parties while
ne sat at home and Mrs. Ross waited
patiently in her one-room apartment.
While sociologists puzzle over the
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
10 you KNOW THAT

Tough meat can be made tender
by laying it for a few moments in a
strong vinegar water?
A pitcher OF cold water I'm your
room will absorb gases and purify
the air?
Rubbing wash goods with egg yolk
before washing will take out spots?
Sweet oil for vanished furniture
and kerosene for oiled furniture will
remove finger marks?
Adding a little lemon juice TO wat
er when mixing will make pastry
light?
Ivory handles OF knives and forks
can best be cleaned by going over
occasionally with wet baking soda.
drying them quickly with clean
soft cloth?
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
CHILL onN cARNF

Two pounds lean veal. . slices salt
pork 4 red peppers ] small onion
I Glove. garlic 8 tablespoons butter.
3 tablespoons -four. / teaspoon salt
Try out fat from salt pork Cut
veal In small pieces and brown in
fat Remove seeds and veins from
peppers cover with boiling water
and cook until soft Rub through a
SIEVE Mince onion and garlic. Cook
meat pepper puin. onion and garlic
in boiling water 70 more than cover
TN meat is tender When done.
thicken with -four and butter cooked
together
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
They EAT'PIE,
PLAY BALL, TOO
Five Point Fellows Hit
Home Runs at This
Eat Fest
ICE CREAM? WE'LL
LOOK EN- OVER! !
speeial 10 Nd Evenlng Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
RICHARDSON PARK. Del. April
26.-Surrounded on all sides by pies
when they assembled in Tinsman's
Hall last night members Of the Five
Points ball team and their friends
ate their way to freedom. In doing
50 they upheld the reputation Of
this section which has established a
record in pie eating in the past few
months.
Between fifty and sixty pies were
consumed as well as scores Of gal
ions Of milk and twelve gallons OF
ice cream. The proceeds OF the ar
fair will be applied to the baseball
club fund.
The pies were cut and served by
Mrs. Finley Ash. Mrs. Delaware S.
Wright, Mrs. +. Chase and Mrs. Ed
win Matthews. Mrs. william Tins
man had charge Of the fish pond and
Miss Wright had charge OF the vari-
ETY. table.
Members Of the Parent-Teachers
Association attended the soical as
guests Of the ball club.
The Parent-Teachers' Association
held its monthly meeting in the
school house last night. Mrs. Clar-
ence T. Crossan presided The pro-
gram was devoted TO readings and a
musical program.
Mrs. Julian c. Walker and the
Misses Mildred hort. F. Sapp and
n. Murray gave readings. Mrs.
Helen Carver, Of Wilmington, sang
solos and Ray Rudolp gave selec-
tons on the banjo.
The entertainment committee con-
sisted OF Mrs. Ray Vansant Miss
Ruth Miller and Miss Short.
The school patrons were invited
70 attend the May pole exercises to
be given by the children Of the erst
second and third grades OF the
school The affair will be held ON
the afternoon OF May s..
The FIRE apparatus committee Of
the Five Points Civics Association
will meet tomorrow night at the
home Of John Jordan, chairman.
Estimates Of the apparatus makers
will be discussed.
Mrs. f. Roberts. Of Pottstown. Pa.
is the guest Of Mrs. o. J. Thomas
Of Richardson Park.
Mrs. Helen Graver, Of Wilmington
is visiting Mrs. Ray Vansant, Of Elm
hurst
Mrs Fred Lang. OF Elmhurst. will
attend the Sunshine convention al
Milford as a delegate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Garry and
daughter Jane, OF Wilmington, were
week-end visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs.
f. F. O'Neil, OF Elmhurst.
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
.IE[ltIIIy1re]|fyI]II|.

1mmerse lace in water before
sewing around centerpiece. The
centerpiece will always lie fiat
Sow grapefruit seeds in a fern pan
and you will have potful Of pretty
and vigorous greenery.
Some dainties for the tea table are
lady fingers and vanilla waters filled
with marshallow whip.
To soften hard lemons. cover with
boiling water and stand on back part
Of stove for a few minutes.
Equal parts of talcum powder and
cream of tartar mixed make a good
cleaning powder for white kid gloves.
Instead of frying croquettes. place
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
Reliable
Grocery
Stores Garry
the
Advertised
Brands
This prevents their .

a dark room. This prevents their .
turning yellow.
When buying pecan nuts avoid
those which have been treated with
bright red color.
If you wish TO keep parsley, place
in fresh water in ice chest and
change water every day.
Add one pound OF finely chopped
dates to a batch of whole wheat
bread. Excellent!
The child who does not care for
milk will sometimes drink in It the
form of weak cocoa
Mix batter cakes in a wide,
mouthed pitcher. It is easier to
pour batter than 10 dip it
A covered jelly glass is Just the
thing in which to pack baked apple
in the kiddie's lunch.
To save measuring butter, mark
in four parts with back of a knife,
concealed in waxed paper.
When key to canned goods is lost,
grasp tin point of can intended for /,
key with pliers, and open
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
BEANS WITHOUT MOLAssES.

Two cups navy beans = teaspoon
soda very small onion u pound
salt pork or bacon ! y teaspoons
salt. Il teaspoon mustard
Soak beans in cold water for four
OF FIVE hours Put over fire with
enough fresh water 10 cover. add
soda and bring slowly TO the boiling
point. Drain through a colander and
rinse under running water. Cover
the bottom of the bean pot with thin
slices Of pork Add onion. whole, and
pour in beans Score the rind Of the
Evening journal., 1921-04-26

He played with other boys and went
to dances. He said ne didn't like a
girl like me who couldn't dance.
Il tried to be brave while waiting
afraid and so came home to
mother"
In oregon a girl becomes OF age
at marriage, but the man must wait
until he is 81. Therefore the Ross
divorce case is held in allegiance
until a guardian is appointed for
Ross
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
WItakfD]Batl3rz Week.

remaining pork and bury in beans.
Mix salt and mustard with cup Of
boiling water and pour over beans.
Add enough more cold water TO
cover. Put cover on bean pot ana
bake six or eight hours in a slow
oven
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
MAKING A DooRNIAr

Sweet corn huslls braided into a
long strip and bound make an ex-
cellent doormat that can be easily
washed and dried, will be durable
and will not kick up like rag rug.
The mat can either be used in nat
ural color or dyed.
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
CREANuNG VEGETABLE

Cook the vegetable in the lower
part and the cream sauce in the up
per part OF a double boiler when
creaming It. II saves gas and time
in watching the sauce. After the
vegetable is done and the sauce put
in, place II in the upper part Of the
boiler with hot water in the lower
part and it will stay hot until time
to serve.
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
WITH EGG SAUCE.

Sprinkle the filets with salt. pep
per and a little allspicc; place in a
pan with 4 tablespoons finely chop
ped parsley, and 4 tablespoons olive
oil. Fry 10 a nice brown. place on a
hot platter. garnish with lemon slices
and sprigs Of parsley. Serve egg
sauce separate.
For the egg sauce. place in a
saucepan / tablespoon OF butter and
/ tablespoon OF flour. and when we'll
blended add / cup OF milk. cook un-
81 smooth and thick; add 1 finely
chopped hard-boiled egg and season
with salt and white pepper.
Evening journal., 1921-04-26

ing then add enough boiling wafer
TO cover When tender drain and
serve on toast or put in a vegetable
dish and pour over sauce made by
melting tablespoons butter. stir
ring in u tablespoons Of -four and
slowly adding stirring constantly,
cup milk Season with salt and pep
per and let bon up II toast is used.
dip the edges in the water in which
the asparagus was cooked
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
RINGS TELL TRAGEDY

MANCHESTER. Eng.-For sale.
at auction-16OO wedding rings.
They belonged TO workhouse in
mates who died disowned by rela-
uves. Rings are buried with bodies
of inmates who have no relatives.
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
SHIRTS MAKE APRONS

Worn shirts make good aprons
Tear on three strips OF the desired
length using one for the front gore
and the other two for the back
pieces. The band and strings can
be made from the shirt sleeves.
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
INSECT DIES IN FATT.

NEW YORK-A mosquito flew
from New Jersey 70 Brooklyn and
nipped Frank Spadaro. s. frankie
iell 40 feet from a fire escape. He
was unhurt, but the mosquito was
crushed to death.
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
TAPIocA SOUP.

Boil 1 cup OF tapioca in cups OF
Place in the bottom OF a soup tureen
3 tablespoons Of butter and egg
yolks. pour the boiling tapioca over
and add two cups Of hot milk.
FILEyT OF SOLE
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
FOR FooD AND BEAUTY

Plant parsley seed in one Of your
house jardinieres. II viii make an
attractive plant for the house and
snen grown can be used for the
table
Evening journal., 1921-04-26

paragus and tie the
tender stalks in lit
tie bundles Cook
in boiling $ alte d
water 20 or 80 min
uieS, depending on
tn e freshness OF
the vegetable The
heads should b c
left out OF the wa
ter for the first 10
rpinufoa Of q 90 -
Evening journal., 1921-04-26

WOULD you use syrup or glucose to-
w Sweeten your coffee? Not if you could
help it. Why? FaUOr, of coursel
That's why we use only purest granulated
sugar to give to Bond Bread its dainty flavor.
We could use syrup-or other substitutes.
That would save us a lot of money
But Bond Breads homemade" flavor would
suffer. And we would be breaking our faith
with the housewives who showed us how to
make Bond Bread.
The Bond (printed on every wrapper) is our
pledge to you that Bond Breads homemade
goodness shall never vary.
Sugar is only one item. Purest flour, yeast,
milk, water, salt and lard-all free from sub
stituteS-that is what Bond Bread is made of.
These ingredients are guaranteed BY our
Bond from VOhich Bond Bread gets its name.
Evening journal., 1921-04-26

These recipes are given in answer
10 a request;
ASPARAGUS IN WHITE SAUCE
Cut of the tough ends Of the as
Evening journal., 1921-04-26
HOUSEKEEPING HUNoHEs.

II a pan OF cold water is placed
under a cake when baking in the
Evening star., 1921-05-28
BUNGALOWS.

BUNGALOWS.
FACING MASS. AVE. AT DISTRICT LINE-New bunga-
low containing FIVE and bat gassnosed sleeping
porch and spacious porches off the dining and living of
and brick construction Open fireplace living also
buin furniture hotwater heat electric lights and lot
SO feet wide will give possession Price $4,000
bungalow containing and BATH hotwate heat cleo
ciy gas open fireplace porches ncloed cement
cellar garage Owner premises. Price, $780,
AVENUE IN SAUL'S ADDITION-Bungaow type. !
BATH 50 feet by 100 feet hotwate heat electricity
floors An excellent proposition Only 81 500 cash
quired Price Sl0,850 o
ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW IN PETWORTH-7 rooms
and bath hardwood floors heat gas and electric lights
fireplace stationary tubs servants in basement Price
$500
PRICE, $95oo-Bungaow R 1 ave, and bath,
heat lights hardwood oors ash large
porches lot 45xlOO feet.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. Inc,
813 18th St. NV Main no.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
Tel. Main 434O.

Price, $1,000.
well-situated home In Mt. Pleasant. west
Of 18th street, wide, two-story. eight-room
box style colonial house. having hot-water
heat, electric lights. oak floors. 4 front porch
and two-sto!y rear porches. There is deep
lot to paved alley.
Price, $l2,5O0.
A home that will interest you. 4 short dis
lance from Dupont Circle-a three e-story brick
house. having nine rooms. two baths; hot
water heat. electric lights and the whole
house in frst-class condition. This is de-
sirable home property.
Price, $50.
very cheap home North Capitol street
"a two-story bay-window brick house, having
eight rooms and BATH hot-water heat. parquet
floors: the property is in good condition.
Terms. $500 cash and easy monthly pay
ments.
Price. $500.
very cheap home. Just little of from
Massachusetts, avenue In the downtown sec-
ton. three-story brick house, having ten
rooms and hath, seven bedrooms: the house
newly papefed and painted throughout. Owner
Is anxious to sell and will give immediate
possession.
Price, $1,000.
out. within walking distance of the downtown
section. There are nine rooms and bath. hve
bedrooms; hot-waer heat. electric lights.
large rear porches: garage space. Terms,
81. 500 cash. Possession given.
BOSS &
Tel MAR, d3dO
Evening star., 1921-05-28

Price. I'll. 500-A splendid home near 18th
ana Webster sts. rooms and bath !;
notwater heat and electric lights. Oak
noors. House L. 3 feet wide end early
Price. s1ssoSIHe.r Il 18th ha1 and p.c,tr- -,
Charming home of rooms and baths:
hot-watsr heat. electric lights; oak
noors; concrete front and back porchea
Rea asonable terms and early Possession
may be had
Price. $13. 5O-An unusually well.planned
home In Washington Heights. ID rooms
edge grain hoors; deep lot to siley
Price. $1l l50OLAn exceptional home Of "a
rooms and baths, in Washineton
hetghts; heated BY hot water and
lighted BY electricity. Owner has just
reduced price to effect early sale and
Price. sl5.ooo-In the most delightful section
Of northwest. Modern home Of IN
rooms. 2 baths: deep lot to Iefoot
alley. Can be bought on q modera t.
payment Early possession.
FTfee, III. .OOO-Chevy Chase. d. c., convenient
to Conn ave. semi-detached brick home
heat. electric lights: hardwood 6osrs:
double brick garage.
Price. sl6. .ooo.-Another delightful home in
con.sinin1 10 rooms 70 ' and % eS; bseS:: .ss: Ss;.
wster heat and electric lights: hardwood
nooes There ts also an extra shower.
Situated o. deep lot to sIley, and o~nef
will give early possession.
fface. xl9.on-Downtown section. near Do
rooms and . baths. Heated by hot
water and lighted BY electrtcity RE-
Gently renovated and 30day posssssion
may be bad.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
14Oo H St. NV.

Price, $11,5OO.
desirable home in Mt. Pleasant west Of
18th street, just offered for sale. handsome
thsee- story brick house having ten rooms
ana bath. Heated with hot-water heat: built
by q well.knovn architect. The location OF
this house Is excellent.
Price, $500.
corner house on 14th street north Of
Park road. This is 4 desirable piece OF
property for home Investment. The prop
erfy is entirely modern. having Il large front
porch: house heated by hot water. having
electric lights.
Price, $11, 500.
colonial house in Washington Heights
near 18th and Columbia road There are
eight rooms on the two floors: hot.water heat.
electric lights. oak floors throughout: front
porch. double rear porches. large lot. At
tractive outlook.
Price, $500.
An attractive home that can be sold on
terms Of 81, 500 cash: we'll situated in Colum-
bia Heights: two-story house ha wing six rooms
and bath; hot-water heat, electric lights.
porches; the house screened throughout Pos.
session any time.
Price, $4,000.
most complete home close to 14th street
In Columbia Heights. two-story house
having hardwood floors throughout; hot-wa ter
heat, electric lights, porches; good yard
and garage. You can inspect this house Mt
any time.
PHELPS,
Evening star., 1921-05-28
FOB SALE-HOUSES. FOR SALE-HOUSE&
JOHN W. THOMPSON & CO.,
l4th and Fairmont SITS.
Incorporated.

82l 18th St.
14th and Fairmont SITS.
Beautiful dwelling. containing IL rooms. 2
baths; hot-water heat, electric lights. hard
wood floors. In one of the most desirable
sections of Mount Pleasant
This property is very reasonably priced At
So. 500.
Near l4th and Meridian St.
Exceptionally attractive home Of rooms
hot-water heat. electric lights: on a large lot
An opportunity to buy a small home of the
modern type in a very desirable location for
reasonable price. PRICE. ss3oo.
Connecticut Ave. and \ St.
large. hieh-class residence modern in
every particular: suitably arranged for enter
tanning: containing Is rooms. 3 baths; in a
section surrounded by fine homes; water
$43. 900.
Evening star., 1921-05-28

H1GHyIHw; POSSESSION; ,e2so; ssbs
ea;a 81 i.sz; ts sRS S %:S b. S;. .
'fstPs S1 e';z H1s ss:nia sasrR6 eeH ..o ss . .se
vi n. e,eai c&i1so Is APr.: AZ adse: dS s. e:ss: s
f.; big lot; allsz; gasaSe space.
Mr. l1th md D 9.R; P08SH6SDoflS $AGo.
n. E RYON. Co, Inc,
1ail <so1. 14 xk
Evening star., 1921-05-28

NEW MOUNT PLEASANT HOMES.
One block of
SIXTEENTH STREET.
One-half block off Mount Pleasant car line
PRICES SURPRISINGLY LOW
for this high-class residential section
INSPECT
NO. l725 IRVING STRRET and NO. l722 KENYON STR EFT
Open daily from Am. to g Pm.
and rooms Steel beam construction.
complete baths. Heated garage
Large attic Buffers pantry
Cold storage. Open fireplace
Built-n refrigerator. Heavy oak floors
Outside pantry. Howater heat
Toilet and laundry in cellar sleeping and breakfast
poches; instantaneous water heater 20ft paved alley
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
For sale by any BROKER or
B. H. GRUVER Owner Union Trust Bldg
Phone Main 768
Evening star., 1921-05-28
FOB SALE-H0UsES
rAmtfmuAA

HEDGES & MI
1884 H Street NV.
10Th St.
attractive home In an exclusive block
downtown. Exceptionally we'll built. I"
rooms. baths. electric lights. hot-water
heat several open irepiaces, and there
is also 4 garage. This Is absolutely the
lowest priced house Of its class on the
market today.
Two-Family Apt.
Price. S7.15overy attractive building located
in a good northwest section There are
FIVE rooms and bath on 1st floor and s
wide porches on the rear. good sized
yard and a 20-ft- alley. Terms can be
arranged.
Washington Heights.
Price, sls,ooo-A due home just put on the
market. little west Of Columbia I'd
1t contains ten rooms, two baths: fine.
large sleeping porch: has hot-water
heat, electric lights. and there is a large
worth the price asked
Detached-In Town.
Price, $40. 5oo.-Located in a good neighbor-
hood not far from 18th and Park I'd A
beautiful home having six large rooms
and hath and attic; electric lights: the
lot is so11e7 IT. to paved alley.
Front. side and rear yards. with lots OF
flowers. shrubbery and fruit. There il
also 4 garage. Possession from owner.
HEDGES & MI
Evening star., 1921-05-28

$o,6O.
Holmead Manor.
Two-famtly apartment: and rooms and
hath; separate heating plants; upper apart
ment VACANT: good home or Investment.
$500.
Near Gov. Printing Office.
Three. story brick. cellar. 10 rooms and
bath. furnace heat; possession. Very easy
terms.
$500.
Holmead Manor.
Attractive two-story and cellar brick resi-
denee; 8 rooms and bath; furnace heat; paved
alley.
$1,000.
G. Street Southeast.
Good three-story brick; II rooms and 2
baths; excellent roominE house or home.
$500.
Convenient to Navy Yard.
very pretty little home: colonial front
porch; 5 rooms and bath; modern improve
maats: white neighbofhood: immediate pos
session.
VIM. H. Saul
1888 K St. NV.
Evening star., 1921-05-28

q x.
Araenvs .nd.r dwelling Of
Sample Hse thirteenth
AMI C
dresden Of eeveno OF ST
,os"; and two baths dwelling with
within shor time
~ hu"or the govern q
has iss and d ssn
.
sSn% and can bought on reasonable
ash
PEASA Nearly
home: rs,msre ptin al
electric and
Io 5o owiiea alley Civ di pos
pantnw wiIg
NORTH x
BATH o-Wste
lc heat elect
and trim
anu ~ screens he baIs %se1ne @eos te'
STONE & FAIRFAX
Main 1882 1912 New York
Evening star., 1921-05-28
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COAtinued.
Inc,
Phone Main 1923.
Mt. Pheasant.

Price. SIS. .75o-One of those hne Kennedy L
Davis houses on Lamont st. This has
ten rooms. three baths, two unusually
large sleeping porches; all the modern
improvements and conveniences; in good
condition throughout. and has brick
garage for two cars. very convenient
terms can be arranged:
Chevy Chase, D. c.
Price. $13,6s0. What consider an absolute
bargain In entirely detached home
very finely constructed This has very
large 'front.' side and sleeping porches;
10 In good condition: has hot-water heat
electric lights, fine grade oak flooring.
open fireplace and q very deep rot. Eow
vacant.
Farm.
Price. Sll sOn small farm. finely adapted
to chicken raising 1t is located about
two miles from Silver Spring. Md. on q
good macadam roads. and contains q u
acres; stream running through place
7O-foot well, and has good eight-roon,
and bath house. Priced low to settle
an estate. Terms arranged.
Near 14th and Kennedy.
Price, s1e,5o0. This is unquestionabfy the
hest offer the market In this neigh
borhood. Detached home on q large lot
is In good condition throughout; has
nine large rooms; large front and
sleeping pofches, and contains all i'm
provements Of the up-to-date house.
There is also 4 garage.
DDLETON, Inc,
Evening star., 1921-05-28
ASK ANYBODY WHO KNOWS VALUE TO
PASS ON THESE!

14Oo Ell ID 81 nnAAL
Bloomingdale.
Dandy seven-room and bath home. located
on beautiful Rhole Island ave-: this house has
lust been redecorated and 4 new hot-water
heating system has been installed. The price
is 50, 600 on very easy terms.
NcKEEVER GO6S,
l4O6 Eye st. Main z752.
Woodley Park.
We offer this charming residence. overlook
Ing Wardman Park Inn. at an unusually low
price 1t has nine rooms and two baths; hot
water heat, electric lights and Is in perfect
condition. There Is ample space for q garage
and the home must be seen to be appreciated.
Price. 5000.
14oe Eye st. Main I751
Washington Heights.
I. A seven room and brick bath house o. 10Th
street. located on beautiful lawn with shrub.
well decorated; garage; screens and awnings
throughoat. Price only $4,000 Phone %.
McKEEVE
MEMBERS OF THE wAsRIN'
lax E,,o c.
Evening star., 1921-05-28
$4,000.

I1lden St; Vacant.
North of Conn., ave. bridge; convenient To
car line: practically new and In excellent con-
diton; contains rooms and bath; all modern
conveniences; gas. electricity and hot-water
heat; lot IL 25x138 feet to 18-ft. alley:
ample room for large garage: property clear
Of any trusts. and terms can be arranged.