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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.
The HOLIDAYS nassed Of

The holidays passed off yerv
Quietly. The young people and
grades gave an entertainment and
Christ'1E's tree at the High School
building on Thursday afternoon.
Dec. 23d. Quite large crowd was
In attendance and the little folks
were delighted with Mr.. and Mrs.
Santa Claus.
1. w. GRAPHICAL and family, of
frankford, spent the HOLIDAYS with
Michael Mauzy.
Miss Grace GRAPHICAL, who is teach
ing school in the Richlands. was
at home for the holidays.
Omar Cook and Norval Smitl,
nave returned from visit with
nome folks at Rupert.
Miss Lucy Yates, of Concord Nor
mai School. was at her home here
for Christmas.
Mrs. ID. A! Clowscr has returned
10 her home here after spending
some Time with friends and rcla-
tlves at Buchannon.
Miss Miriam GRAPHICAL, teacher in
the High School here, returned from
visit with friends at Washington.
ID. C.. s''o"'
MIR. and Mrs. l. G.. Hume cclebrot-
cd their twcnty-fifth wedding ami
v,ersary Christmas day. Among
NOSE present for the evening was
). Steel McClung. Mrs. Humc's faith
err who is past eighty years of age.
MIR. and Mrs. Decoe Clowser. Of
Parkersburg, have returned TO their
nome after spending the HOLIDAYS
WIN the parents of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
A. Clowser at this place.
Mrs. Tony Crane, of Renick, is
visiting her father, Samuel Curry.
Clark Baber, of WILLIAMSBURG
High School, spent Christmas with
ms parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs. lanes
baber' near Redwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hedrick Of
Blue Sulphur, were visiting at
Charlie Simmons.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Alta Robb;u
on Dec 18th, a son. ~.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Hand.
ley, daughter, on Jan. Isl.
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WILLIAMSBURG HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES:
(ELvA BRANsFoRD, Reportcr.)

Semester "cXams arc OH theii.
way, bringing with them days and
nights of 'cramming." But eve
stand al Armagcddon and we battle
for the Lord"
Spring is here, or at least The
"now or never" signs are notice
able among The students.
"Swimming contests" are very
popular this year, especially since
The "ihawing season" has begun.
We earnestly solicit your support
in making this First-Class High
School. You have frst-class houses
barns, machinery, registered cattle,
full-blooded chickens, and CLASSY
automobiles Why not have first
class" equipment for your children?
are they not worth it?
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FORD CAR STOLEN.

On Sunday night last, James
Hutchinson, of the Kramer Furni-
lure Store Ronceverte, who now
owns ana occupies the Creigh or
DR.. Baker. on the Roncevcrtc road,
took his family to Church at Ron.
ceVerte IN new five-passenger
Ford car he had just bought. Re-
turning from Church he drew the
water from the car, which he left
Stahding IN his back lot with a
bucket half full of water on The
ground near by. When he went
out to the lot the next morning the
bucket was empty and the car
gone. Evidently the person who
took the car had poured the water
Dack into the car tank and driven
Oil to parts unknown. Mr.. Hutchc-
son has learned nothing of his car
nor OF the person who drove it out
of his lot.
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JUNGLE" CHARLEY McCLUNG.


On the occasion of the 8lth birth
day of c. l.. McClung, which was
celebrated Wednesday, December
~, 1920, at his home at McClungs,
many friends called to pay their re-
spccts and offer congratulations.
Eightydour is considered by
many to be ripe, old age, still it
woull be unfair TO Uncle Charlie"
TO say that he shows the weight of
his years in any way. While he
has an occasional slight attack OF
illness, he has an unusually strong
constitution and is remarkably ac-
tive. His hair still remains black,
his vision good and he keeps him
self busily engaged at all times look
ing after his farm work and his
large herds Of fine cattle.
Mr.. McClung Is one of our very
substantial and highly respected
citizens, and we hope that he may
live 10 enjoy many more years of
this worlds good offerings, and
that when he really does grow
old his declining days will be both
peaceful and happy.
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Ned McCung, Of Bingham;
J. II. Taylor, Lemon McClung, Alex
McGlunG, c. l.. Smith, Mrs. AiDin
Nc Chung, Mrs. Charles Walters, L..
5. Summons, Harrison Cochrrn, OF
Raincllc, and Mrs. Calvin McClung
..,... l,il1rnp
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me saEEnBRtfB COUNTY woi,ags
ASS0SllII0h.

Renewals:-Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
West, Renick, w. Va.
Contributors:-One of the con-
tributions TO The Community
House Bazaar, which was very
much admired was a collar OF
tatting, made by Miss Rose l.. An
derson, of Smoot.
Mrs. John H. White, $3.50.
There have been fnany offers Of
assistance for the two Seminary
girls, who are patients at the Jno.
A: Preston Community House.
we are glad TO report that through,
this assistance our first patients
have been under comfortable aid,
and are improving.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The undersigned will receive
proposals up 10 and including Jan
uary IS, 1921, for the furnishing
OF suitable quarters for post office
purposes at Lewisburg, West Viz
GINA, under lease for five or ten
years from July I, 1921 in accord
ancc with the attached blank form,
which, as will be noted, calls for
The furnishing Of rent, heat, light
water, closets, urinals, safe or vault,
and all necessary furniture and
equipment for the proper conduct
OF said Office ut q stated price per
annnm. There will be needed in
This instance: Not less than 1000
square feet of floor space. Good
day -iiaht. Location not too far from
Ssainess center and within eighty
rods of railroad depots arc points
Tor general consideration,
Blank PROPOSALS and speciiica-
tons may be obtained from the
postmaster. The form Of lease NAV
be examined at the post Office. Ola.
grams OF The rooms offered should
be submitted, showing Dimensions,
windows, etc. The right is rcscrv-
ed to reject any or all proposals.
GARDINER SHANKS,
!. .. Inspector, S!aunion. Va.
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A CORRECTION,

The European Relief Council Of
which Herbert Hoover is Chairman
does not include Near East Relief,
to- which so many of our Churches
and people have given literally.
Mr.. Hoover is trying TO save the
lives of 100000 children and chill
drcn only, who live in Central and
Eastern Europe. The Near East is
just as much in need but has
been partially provided for.
If the need had not been so great
Mr.. Hoover would not have called
on the people so soon after the
claims of Near East had been urged
on them, and his only apology is
the need Of starving children. 81
Send renittances TO Mason Bell
or S. C. Beard, Lewisburg, w. Va.
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BIRTH OF The NEXT NATION.
By J. r.. Cole.
Box 716, Charleston, w. Va.

In speaking of this work the
Brooklyn Daily Eagle says: 1T is
history of the League of Nations
and past wars from q Biblical point
Of view. Begins with the Demo-
cracy of Israel in 1875. B. c., and
follows the trend of human emo
lions down to the present. 1t is a
notable addition to modern Litera-
lure"
At all book stores, $500.
.... t0-21-dt
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CHRISTMAS SEALS.

All those who have not sent in
their report of unsold seals are re-
quested to do SO ut once to Mrs.
Jas. M. Preston, County Chairman
of sales.
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FoR SALE..-One pair Detroit Au-
tomato Counter Scales, same as
new. For bargain come and see
me at once. w. r.. HEFNER, CALDWELL
West Virginia. LIFT
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.lsSEps SALE.-Good Ford Road
lister. Limestone Telephone Co.

:; VIM. Evans died Tuesday at. his
home in Marlinton. He was form
erly we'll known resident of Mon
roe County and his body was taken
to Union for intcrment.
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FoR- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Geiser. saw outfit. Price and terms
will be made attractive. Address or
see Goad & De Barr, Lcwisburg. w.
Va. or r. p. Johnson, Wythevillc.
VIRGINIA. II
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DR.. John D. McCorklc, registered
Eye Sight Specialist. of Hinton, w.
Va, at the Grcenbricr Hotel, Rom
ceverte. First Monday of each
month from nine to five O'Clock.
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FoR RENT.-On Saturday, Jan. Is,
l will rent at the Ed. Crane House,
at 10 n. M, to the highest bidder,
pasture lands on the John Hughart
place. S. c. JOHNSON, Exec. 10-1
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If in need of Monuments, Head
Stones, Markers, Cement Posts or
Curbs. to enclose your Plot, see or
write, VIM. ]. STREALY, Box 800,
LcwiSburg, w. Va, for prices.
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Fon SALE.-One fresh Jersey Cow
six years old, and q good mixer.
Mrs. l.. +. MCCLUNG, Rupert, w. Va.
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Highest market price paid for
dressed hogs. LEwIsBURG PRODUCE
COMPANY. l2-2i-3t
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The Daughters of tho Confcd-
eracy will meet with Mrs. S. p.
Preston. on Tuesday. Jan. 18th in
stead of Tuesday, Jan. nth.
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WANrEp.--Good fresh Cows and
Springers, also fat Hogs and fat
Cattle. r. G.. BENNER, Lewisburg.
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The, Circuit Court Calender for
the term beginning on the 18Th.
will be found on the 3rd page of
this number.
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FRIDAY. JANUARY T.. 1921,

Call phone 245 for taxi service.
CECIL NJ. Parton, Lewisburg. INV
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FULL PAGE OF "BRNGING UP FATHER APPEARS EXCLUSIVE
HOuSES FOR SALE

,4.sOO-On Hobart st N. W., s-room
brick house; furnace heat, cellar and
porshes; paved alisy 400 ea 3d.. or ard
st. N. w, s-room brick, in excellent condi-
tion: small cash payment. about s6ooi Ia
trobe heat.
t4.o0o-on Florida ave N. w. for coll
ored. S-room brick: latrobs heat; $500
cash.
.6.s5o-on Mass. ave. N. W.. s-room
cation; large front yard: future business
value to this property.
s6,260-on G st. 8. d.. e-rbom brick;
the cellar; front porch; only $500 cash.
$S,bO0-Beautiful location on Md. ave.
N. e., s-room brick. hot water heat, gas
and electric lights; immediate possession.
39,b0o-On Mass. ave. N. e.. I0-room
house! baths; hot-water heat gas, else
trio lights; on a very beautiful corner.
T,7So-S-room house. hot-water heat.
gas and electric lights. 3 porches. cement
porch, instantaneous hot-water heater; on
tire property in fine condition and prac-
tically a new home; beautiful cellar. wash
trays in the cellar; large lot to wide alley
near Pa ave. s. t.: very fine location and
white location.
ss,SoO--In woodbridge; S-roon, bungalow.
electric iight. furnace neat; very large lot {:
double garage; entire property in fine con-
dition.
T,oooA-In GEORGETOWN; s-room house.
hot-water heat, colonial porches; large lot.
$50 feet deep: one-half block from Wis
consin ave. cars.
s2,5oo--s large rooms. wide house. deep
lot, frame, lstrobe heat; N. W. location.
on Eye street.
N,750-N. w. location on Eye st.; B-roou
house, frame. in good condition.
s9.2bO-One of Kennedy Bros. strictly
modern homes; excellent location; hot
water heat. gas, electric lights. hardwood
finished oak floors, instantaneous hot
water heater, built-in icebox. cold storage
room. 3 porches. cement porch, wash tubs
In the cellar. This Is a well-buiIt home In
every respect, and the house cannot be
erected for the price you can buy the en-
tire property for.
F,oo0--s-room house. on a beautiful cor
ner In the N. E.; hot-water heat, gas
electric lights.
j. D. CARAVAN,
District Nat. Bank bldg.
Main 1929. Frank. 1898.
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NORTHEAST HOMES

$500 NORTHEAST HOMES
s<,seo--In woodbridge. d. c. A splendid
value In elk room and bath
home: on a lot B0xles feet; large
front and side porches fbo0 cash
down.
N,soo-On 10th at. ne. Sly large rooms
and bath; cellar long, back; room
for garages; possession guaran-
tecd; reasonable terms arranged
S,bo-First ST., near Florida ave. Well
built house OF six rooms and bath I;
tile bath, hardwood trim: good la
trobes: only $500 cash required.
HOWENSTEIN BROS,
7th and II SITS. N. Z. Line. 1877.
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: OF THIS PAPER EVERY SUNDAY MORNING

cided to conduct campaign against
this Illicit practice. The drive will
start in New York and will later ex.
tend to New Jersey. Virginia, Georgia.
and Florida ports, he announced.
Liquor smuggling across both the
Canadian and Mexican borders also
presents D serious problem to those
charged with prohibition enforcement.
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Nab Escaped Prisoner.

SCRANTON. Pa, Aug. 31.-Wfl-
liam b. Wilson. who escaped Monday
night from the New York State pris-
on at Auburn, was captured here
yesterday at the home OF his wife.
Wilson said he made his way to this
city on freight train. wearing his
prison garb.
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PARK View. rms. bath, hot water heat,
seeplns porch, Col. style. tapestry brick,
h. W. finish: $3.50. 81. 500 cash. Special.
rms bath, hot-water heat, electric,
Col. style; $3.50, $1,000 cash
rooms, bath. latrobe: $500. $500 cash
Woodbridge, rooms; a. m. L.: large
yard garage: $3.50. 1900 cash.
Takoma, b-rn. bunE.; 5000. $500 cash.
Groom and bath apartment; a. m. l. ;
$4,000, 800 cash, s45 per month
HOME REALTY CO.
'so7 Ga. Ave. N. W. Col ,sls-w.
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FARMS FOR SALE
PRICE, CASH $4,000.

Fine 32-acre fruit and poultry farm, two
from good school. Fruit OF all kinds
profitably bearing. Finest poultry plant
In state. Beautiful and heaIthful location.
Residence practically new. Quick buyer
can secure bargain in tractor outfit, nipple
ments lot Of poultry, etc. Good oppor-
tunity for speculation. Don't write unless
you mean cash business. Apply to HENRY
J. LITTLE, 2l0 West John St. Martins
burg, W. Va.
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HOUSES FOR SALE
Tel. Main 434O.

!. $3.50.
A modern, up-to-date. eii-situAtsd
northeast home; there are six rooms, tile
bath. hot-water hset. electric lights built
porch. ana therSYs ample sarass space.
Owner will sivs very prompt possession.
$500,
A detached home In Mt. Pleasant, . iittls
off from 18th street: must be sold to settle
an estate: situated on q 60-foot lot. The
house has eight rooms and bath, trees and
shrubbsry. Detached properties in this
location are hard to find.
$1,000.
A complete home in columbia heights.
by one Of the wsli-known builders. 4
house having six rooms and bath, coionisl
porch, double rear porches, heated With
hot water, having electric lights and other
copvenienss.
$4,000.
cheap home on Florida ave. N. W,
heating plant, attractive lighting fixtures.
instantaneous heater in cellar and the en-
tire house newly papsred and In excellent
condition. A splendid house for the money.
1880.
A weil-iocatsd northeast home. owner
leaving city will give immediate possession.
An unusually wsil-built house, two stories
heated with hot water, hayinG electric
ughts; house Is screened throughout.
There 10 = colonial porch. double rear
porchss.
BOSS &
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Bloomingdale
S4.7b0-S500 Cash

A splendid home in good section
for q family OF moderate means; has
6 large rooms and bath: good lot to
paved alley; all newly pspered and
painted throughout. Immediate pos
session.
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MAYBE SOME OF THIS
FREE GAS is YOURS
THESE ARE THE LAST LUCKY NUMBERS THAT WILL BIZ

THESE ARE THE LAST LUCKY NUMBERS THAT WILL BE
PUBLISHED
Charles wared Eleventh southeast will tell
gallons gasoline after his auto license
numb $3.50, had been published in this
the Of following numbers attached to your
The Washington Times office, ask for the
Gasoline Editor show him number in the and the
he will Immediately
order filling station for TEN GALLONS OF GASOLINE
FREE:
Md. 12e42o; D c. 1921; Va, 7S4s; G, 4I241 Xa ssd9
D. 3482; Md, 141,263; D. c., 30254 Va, 5000
D. c., 1885, D. c., 1885, Nd, 51s55; D. c. 5a,246.
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F. M. JOHNSON
ITO Connecticut Avenue
Hobart Place Northwest
81 .6bO-$TbO Cash

This very attractive pressed brick
home Is located in an exclusive white
section; has rooms and bath, base
ment, furnace heat, gas lights. 1t Ia
one OF the most attractive little homes
that can be imagined for this price.
Paved alley room for garage.
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LANGDON, near r. I. ave N. E.-s large
rooms; bath; furnace; large lot. $500;
$500 cash. Vacant. SPECIAL.
Nd. ave, N. E.-s rooms; bath INV. h.;
cleo; newly decorated. $500; terms
SPECIAL.
rooms; bath. $500: $500 cash
SPECIAL.
HOME REALTY CO.,
1907 Ga. sv. N. w. Col. ssts-w.
FOR HOMES AND INvBsTMENTs
See MAHORNEY q SULLIVAN
They Know Washington"
1897 Eye Of. N. w. Tel Main 1921.
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On North Carolina Ave-, Near
Lincoln Park
Seven rooms and tiled bath: hot-water
heat; electric lights; 2-osr built-in garage.
Price, $4,000; terms.
u. S. REALTY CO.,
Line. 1891. Ills II 1t. N. u.
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DRYFORCESTO
SQUELCH COAST
RUMPEDDLERS
Mobile Crews Sent to Atlantic
Ports by Blair to Open
Drive.
by international News Service.

A vigorous campaign to check
liquor smuggling along the Atlantic
Coast is now under way, Internal Rev
enue Commissioner Blair announced
today.
Mobile forces of prohibition agents
will be sent to Atlantic ports to con-
duct the campaign. The first mobile
force was ordered to New York yes
terday, where the drive to stop the in.
flux of liquor from incoming ships will
be instituted
The enforcement OF prohibition at
Atlantic ports has been made most
difficult by smuggling, Commissioner
Blair stated, and it has now been de-
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CHARMING
CHEVY CHASE HOME

By Owner at Bargain Price
Practically new and elegantly Furnished
Can be purchased furnishsd
NJ unfurnished Contains s rooms, with all
modern improvements and garage. Large
grounds. Price, s1s.6o0. Reasonable terms.
Phone Cleveland 4ss before noon or afts!
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WANTED-To buy small farm of or s
acres; within 10 miles of city. Cash II
desired. BOX 2s5. Times office
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
BROOM house; Improvements; mile ID. c.
Icy; terms. Hines. HUNTSVILLE. Nd. on
HOUSES FOR SALE
coLoRED HoMEsEEKERS.
have listed several desirable houses
US At once for prices and terms as
BRADFORD 4 COMPANY.
18th st. N. w. Main ss17.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOWS.
IL BEING BUILT; 5 SOLD.
PRICE, $1,000.
r"sm t,o san oe.a rG:p.e. and sscss
arch; all modern Improvements. Lots ~
"a Is feet wide by i2o to 100 deep, Our
Il the rent you are now paying. For
N. q r; RIB 3; WARREN.
1418 Eye st. N. w.
CAons Fl. lkeS. After p m. Adams SD:
TO COLORELL
Very desirable s-room house, .. m. l.;
BON Tor garage. nth st. bet. + and u
EDWARD M. McNEELY.
1916 You st. N. w.
Phone North $3.50.
100 CXsH payment, balance Ike rent,
will buy this modern 7-room and bath
sw home, with hot-water heat and cleo
. good N. W. section.
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN,
q 18th st. Main $500.
GLEN ECHO, MD.
Vacant. immediate possession: 4 rooms
b.th. two po,ches ; basement s, a'P p,, L.:
F7to. Small cash payment. balance $40
Take Cabin John car. ct off at post
ID ROOMS, . baths. hot-watsr heat; terms
NEW HOMES
WITH GARAGES.
JUST Two LEFT.
They contain Z bedrooms. attic. INV. h.
Pymsnts to &c ss = ., pSrc hnI,:p
4 AT 14os 7rH ST. n. W.
H. F. BIEBER,
Columbia $3.50.
Take Soldiers Home car to 7th ana Up
lent fail to see these houses TODAY.
l,3 TO COLORED
Very desirable 8-room house; q. m. l.;
large front and back yard to paved alley;
fpo., for garage; 1ith st. between t and
EDWARD M. McNEELY
1915 u St. N. w.
Phone North $3.50.
JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS
314 Pennsylvania avenue S. E.
NOR CoLoRED PURCHASERS
Price, $2,675
Hickman Ut. 8. E.--A s-roon.
sprsss brick house, cellar, open
! plumbing, modern bath: one Of the
Hest values offered in long time.
Terms, s376 cash, balance $40
principal. Possession in . short
Price, $1,s75
y Thirtsenth Ut. N. E., 100 feet
! Aom II st.--A e-room brick house
l under rental OF SEQ per month;
occupied BY same ts T.,m, foss,7ss
cash. balance $40 per month, in
GLIDING interest and principal.
~ MOTH Coro1ino Ave Near
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MT. RAINIER, MD.
Six rooms. bath, lot box1So: room for
garage; hot-water heat, erectric light. gas.
Eecd ne>shborhood; eIoeilent oondition;
FLORIDA AVE. N. w.
vSevsn rooms, bath, brick construction
brcsilsnt furnace; alley; room for garage;
T.ooo; now being sold for $500. with
Farms you cannot afford to miss
POSSESSION IN 40 DAYS.
Six-room house, with colonial front
porch. electricity. gas. hot-air heat; close
and will sacrifice this for 5000 cash, bal
Ancs 500 per month.
HIGHvIEw.
One OF the finest locations nsrthe east.
3 rooms. bath. alley; room for s.r.ss;
" sell for $4,000 in order to buy larger
ANOTHER BARGAIN.
et. N. E.; rooms, bath, double car
w of city uneIceiIed. Inspect and make
8 ROOMS AND STORE.
q. Dre'lisnt COTTON; ss:' electricity; en-
CROCK & COREY,
IL You DON'T SEE WHAT VIII f. You 70; y
Want GALL AND WE'LL FIND IT
I COLUMBIA RD., PETwORTH.
cix-room colonial brick; bath, hot water
a electricity. $500 and $50 monthly.
interest. Price, $1,000.
WILDMAN & CO.,
end II sts. N. w. Frank. ssos
BIsCHoFF REALTY co.
s.SSo-Nesr Lincoln Park; six rooms
IN; $1,000 cash.
7soo-Bloominxdsi Just off North
1itol; six rooms. reception hall. bath I;
ant; oak floors and trimmings through
Ia tons Of coal in cellar; large yard
paved alley. $4,000 cash.
9. Observation-Disclosures mi-detachsd: .
ms spd bath; room for garage; in good
W have a number Of small houses in
y. ID. section that can be bought from
se to $1,000 These houses are prac-
lily new and In GOOD condition. We
have . number of houses In Brook
q ranging from ta.7so to $1,000.
We have |. number of houses that ~.
sell as low as $500 cash.
BISCHOFF REALTY CO.,
HOME MERCHANTS"
% 9th st. N. e. Line. Clio.
HOBART STREET N. w.
ssss. sssi good sondi ns Si 500 es e..s
"a $50 per month, at $3.50.
WILDMAN & CO.,
and II cts. N. w. Frank. sos.
lumbia Road, Near Georgia Ave.
s-room and bath brick, hot-water
At. electricity; strictly modern and in
II Of condition. $500 cash and $50 per
onth. PRICED at $1,000, including all In
rest. Immediate possession.
WILDMAN q CO.,
h and II SITS. N. w Frank. sIos.
oodridge, Near Rhode Island Ave.
Detached corner brick. rooms and
bath; strictly modern in every respect.
y, 600 cssh and $50 per month for quick
bale at 5000.
W1LDMAN & CO.,
nh and st'. N. w. Frank. SECS.
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