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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-01-08
CLUFF & COULBOURNE

Another change which is of interess
TO the business world is that which
the beginning of the year occurred in
the firm of johnson & Cluff. In this
case Mr.. Oliver A. johnson retired
from the firm, selling his interest to
MI. Harry f. Coulbourne of Somerset
county. In the future this firm will
he known as Cluff & Coulbourne and
they will continue business at the old
stand on Market street. Their line
is harness and saddlery, at the same
time dealing largely in buggies, farm
W agons, ETC., and conducting an up
to-date repair shop. Mr.. Cluff has
been in the business for some time
having, with Mr.. Johnson. purchased
the business from Mr.. E. w. Veasey.
Fe is we'll equipped to be at the head
of such an enterprise, having as he
does, the confidence and esteem of all
our citizens. Mr.. Coulbourne is a
Young man of excellent qualities, and
he too, is held in high regard by the
people of this section. We are sure
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-01-08
THE new YEAR WITNESSES
MANY CHANGES IN POCOMOKE'S
BUSINESS ENTERPRISES.
Old Firms Have Been Dissolved New Ones Organ
lied, And All Are Now Preparing For
The Years Work.

With the beginning of the new
year Pocomoke City witnessed sever
al changes in the business world. Old
firms have been dissolved, new ones
organized and everything and every
body is now ready for the good years
business that is just ahead of them.
During the past year our town has
enjoyed an exceptional season in the
business line and there is not firm.
hut what has made money. 1t is the
hope of every one that the present
year may be even better than the one
lust closed and to this end our bust
ness people are bending every iener-
gy. Our reporter notes the following
changes that occurred January 1st.
w. E. HALL & SON
One of the most important changes
that has occurred is the one in the
hardware firm of Picken & Hall. Mr..
Picken has retired from this we'll
known firm and Mr.. Hall has associat-
ed with him his son, Mr.. Granville
Hall, and they will hereafter conduct
tie business under the firm name of
W. E. Hall & Son. Messrs. Picken d
He'll had been associated in this busi-
ness for twenty-one years, during
which time they had seen the business
grow until it became one of the best
enterprises in our town. Mr.. Hall,
who will continue at the head of the
new firm, is one of the safest business
nlen of our city, thoroughly versed in
the hardware business and will, we
are sure, continue to forge ahead.
Granville is a popular young man and
the combination is bound to meet
with the approval of the public ge =
orally.
Mr.. Picken, who has withdrawn
from the firm, will, we understand,
conduct the plumbing business and in
addition will run a general repair
shop. He is a mechanic of the first
water and the business he will en-
gage in supplies long felt need in
Pocomoke City.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-01-08

! that they will make a strong firm
and we predict great success for them
during the coming years.
LEE BONNEVILLE REALTY co.
Mr.. F. Lee Bonneville, head of the
Lee Bonneville Realty Company, has
row associated with him in the real
estate business Mr.. Frank E. Hudson
of this city. The new relations were
formed the beginning of the year and
these gentlemen are now ready to
supply the wants Of all who either
V ant to buy or sell real estate. Mr.
bonneville has been in this business
for several years and he has made a
wonderful success of it. He is an un-
tirlng worker and rarely ever misses
a sale. The combination recently
formed in this firm seems to be an
exceptionally strong one. Mr.. Hud-
SON, like Mr.. Bonneville, is a hustler
and is not afraid of work. Both gen
tlemen are judges of values and their
business experience is second to none
CT the business men of this county.
Being a farmer himself, having most
OF his life successfully titled the soil,
Mr.. Hudson surely knows what the
farmer requires and his services to
both buyer and seller will be of great
value. If the country had been scour-
cd over looking for men better quail
itied for partnership in the real es-
tate business a better selection could
not have been made. We are sure
they will experience good years
work and they have the best wishes
of our people to this end.
H. w. CALLAHAN & SONS
And still another change of more
than passing interest to the public is
scheduled to take place within the
next few days. Mr.. H. w. Callahan,
who for some years has successfully
conducted the clothing, shoe and
gents furnishing business at the cor
ner of Market street and Clarke ave-
nue., will take with him as his part
ners, his three sons. Messrs. John,
Mark and Griffin Callahan, and after
the preliminaries are properly adjust
ed the firm will be known as H. w.
Callahan & Sons. While Mr.. Gala
han is by no means incapacitated by
age, still his boys are all just at the
stage of life when an interested faith
Ell wants to start them Alright, and as
sociating them in business with him
is commendable act upon his part.
They are all young men of sterling
qualities, have all of them grown up
in business, are familiar with the
trade and popular with the public.
Some changes will possibly be made
in their method of doing business
which will be given to the public lat
er. The new order of things will
make strong firm and we predict
for the Callahan's long and pros
porous business career in Pocomoke
We hope that all of the above
firms, together with all of the other
business enterprises of our town will
experience. a good business in this
and all succeeding years.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-01-08

beginning of they will
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-07
Sunny DUCROW
nv HENRY ST. JOHN COOPER

a.
might feel inclined TO enter a branch OF
work that hitherto"
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"1t amounts to this. owe von some
thing for doing me well with that pic
ture. You done yourself we'll at tho
same time. l know that all right. Any
how, there 1t Is. What | want Is this"
She sat down and faced him. 'One sit
ting month. You can take as many
as you like. Say the first of every
month l come here for an hour. and you
can take hundred for all | care. Only
fve thousand post cards of me a month.
/ don't care what you do about the pic
ture papers
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pouhus sunny satd. Zen pounds
q sitting thaLs my. price. Take IT or
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-07
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Evening star., 1921-06-18
FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-HOUSES
BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel. Main 434O 14O6 H St. NV.
Choice Selection Homes Worthy of Immediate Consideration
SPECIAL. $11,5O


rthy of Immediate Consideration.
$11,5OO.
Chevy Chase. Maryland-an unusual bargain
house containing eight wellarrangcd rooms.
beautiful tile bath, inclosed sleeping porch
hot-water heat. electric lights. There is
and the house has slate roof. II Is no"
vacant and should warrant your immediate
consideration.
$500.
Near 18th and Columbia ri. A very dcsir-
able six room house. just on the Mt. Pleasant
ear line. 1t is strictly modern. having hot.
water heat and electricity. The location and
price should appeal TO you.
$1,000.
a real bargain in ten-r"om house. just
west of 18th st. near Harvard. where few
houses offered at such Il low figure: Six
bedrooms. excellent heating plant. electric
lights. deep lot 10 paved alley Owner leaving
city will arrange immediate possession.
$500.
Located on prominent thoronghfare in the
northwest. having very attractive outlook:
comparatively new story and attic colonial
type h"us" having six rooms. h";-water heat.
INrrles and hult-n garage. This property
is in excellent condition.
S12.5OO
A downtown home which W" consider a
splendid piece of property for HON" "r invest
ment Near Mass. ave aud l. 81. This house
has 10 very large rOnms. : baths. hardwood
floors. hot-water heat electric lights. The
whole property is in excellent condition. In
nrier to settle an estate tins property must he
sold. Convenient terms will b. arranged.
$4,000.
In the Dupont Circle locality. only a half
square OF Mass. ar".-n substantially hniit
thrpe-sinry dw.llin. containing ten rooniS
two baths, hot-wntrr heat. There il n lin"
lot, 3OxlH. To wid" paved alley. 1t can he
sold on very easy terms.
)AEJ pc
Evening star., 1921-06-18

In the exclusive 18th at. section. just re-.
duced In price. There are few houses offered
IN this locality at such an unusually low
figure. This home is "a feet wide. containing
8 rooms: tile bath four bedrooms eecond
noorl. 1t has just been newly paperri and
painted. parquetry floors, inclosed sleeping
porch. hot-water heat and electric lights
Owner, occupant will give immediate posses
sion. Must be sold at once.
S11,SOO.
Situated in the 18th ST. Highland section
\ particularly desirable home. having every
convenience. is two-story and attic
inclosed sleeping porch, beamed ceiling in din
ing room. hardwood floors. servants roon
ot-water heat and electric lights. Lot 23x133
with two-car garage.
$1,000.
located on New Hampshire ave-, which is
conceded to I've of the most attractive
streets in the northwest. A tapestry brick
dwelling. six ruoms. tile bath. colonial ind
cement garage 1t is in splendid condition and
can he sold on cOnreniet terms.
$500.
4 complete s-r"m colonial type home in Pet
worth sertion. near Park View school. II il
strictly modern in every detail, front and rear
porrbes In ariwOOd floors. hot water heat and
electric lights. The house is In perfect con
dition and owner will arrange convenient
terms and give immediate possession.
S4S50.
Only SQUARE from the new two-millon-
dollar high school. Owner Is anxious To make
a quick sale Of n desirable twu->tory colonial
plant. 1t is in fine condition. having just
been newly paperrd and painted. Lot 1Sl2 xlW.
Possession.
pnCC g,
Evening star., 1921-06-18
RITES BEFORE BUYING
NORTHEAST, 4th ST.
DDICE az cO0


This attractive little buy has
seven rooms and bath, modern
heating plant, large yard, room
for garage, and, most important,
can be bought on easy terms.
with guarantee of immediate
possession.
EAST CAPITOL ST. NEAR
LINCOLN PARK.
PRICE, $500.
An exceptionally good value in
this six-room and bath brick is
offered. 1t has hot-water heat,
electric lights, sleeping porch,
large closets, built-in garage.
hardwood floors and trim and
everything that goes to make up
the we'll equipped, modern home.
T REALTY co,
,.,--.......-,..-,... Mainp4l5,
Evening star., 1921-06-18
IN BEAUTIFUL
CHEW fH A 81.


Those ar. a few of our attractive home Of
fcring> in tn. nations lest known snbu7i"n n
locality.
have the ring "f u"rmalry.
Price. Sl.S,SS0-
Splendid built. hulnw-tilo and sfur""
rniI.r uf q in"ms an, = hUtis. h"t-water
heat fireplace sleeping porch "n i
fror>: is i"rldrdi% unusual "hrrinS'
The lot il a a.g. na" with good drive
way Ia garn-" Th" interior i> Fartiru
larly we'll arranged with lar=" h,ihs
room. dining roum and Kitchen on hr.t
floor We sure that this nous" VIII
not rnma "l the market long
Price. $3.50
This attractive chevy chas" home is
hc.utiru!iy situated on large '"t which
contains ~hruh!"rr. flowers and frui'
trees. III" house * a rrZy. ""ll deco
ra;rd room and bath dwelling Hot
water heat. larg" finished nttt". fire
place. tw"rar garage. Lot. 'nIlm feet.
This is opportunity +" purchase fne
home in u choice location at an extreme
iy low pr""
Price. Sl2.SNO-
This is Il hoar;ifn! homo Of rooms.
Ia,hs cIeoir,r lights, hot water heat.
hrcp.a"". hult-n csrag" and many other
d">rab'" features. AMI II /, icra'eh ~
the nntinn's hest known suburban resi-
fcn,isl sect ion. This property is priced
low for quick sal" and w" suggest in
si,-,ti"n ~ r"ur earliest opportunity.
Price. SIS 500
Nine room and bath detached house near
chevy chase club, This iiniIse has hot
water heat. oHk floors and l. arranged in
very attrartiv" manner. 1t IS iorated
in = very desirable section and has been
plncrd TIA" market AT price much
loss than the cost "f reproduction. 1t
will pay you to inspect this offer.
We specialize IN N" sale Of residential
r-.p.r:v in every section Of tho city. M
irrespective buyer ran afford :" make Il
drri>inr without pernsai Of "ur large
and selected lists Of property for sale.
Milan T.. Walker & Co.. Inc,
SALES -RENTS-LoANS-IES
SIR Fifteenth - W. Main tH6.
Evening star., 1921-06-18
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1923.
INSPECT THESE PROPE
OAK ST. NEAR 18th.
PRICE. $3.50; REASON
ADTT> rHEDNGC


PRICE, $3.50; REASON
ABLE TERMS.
A very attractive six-room and
bath brick, containing hot-water
heat, electric lights, oak floors
and trim; large yard, room for
garage: immediate possession.
TENNESSEE AVE. NEAR
LINCOLN PARK.
$1,000; CASH, $3.50.
A cozy little home of seven
rooms and bath; deep lot to
paved alley. The terms on
which this house can be pur-
chased make it an exceptional
buy under present conditions.
Price has been reduced for a
quick sale as owner is compelled
to leave city.
F. NJ. JOHNSOl
1f1n. onn Ave M IN.
Evening star., 1921-06-18
MUST SELL.
PRICE REDUCED 50 OO0

Owner. moving from city. must srll at once
10 room. 3hdth. holinw-tiie. detached house In
Chevy Chase. u. t.. formerly priced at $15. 800
reduced to Sl3..0n for quick sale. Nothing in
Chevy Chase compares with this house in
value. Sec 1t and he convinced of the arcu-
rary Of this statement Large living room with
windows. hardwood floors. light kitchen and
pantry. concrete basement tina. is dry and
stays dry. h"t-watrr heating plant with excess
radiation. glussf,i-in sleeping porch. bed
rooms two servants roums tw" tiled ba ths
two showers. extra lavai"r.es. second hoor
and basement. Easily could be used as two.
family or oven three. family house. or several
rooms could b. rented and provide monthly
payments on house. Tan be handled on easy
terms. Rest Offer terms taxes IL 'ehi
direct with owner no commission. Address
I,nx %, T, S,.r ,,H., 100
Evening star., 1921-06-18

"a Square Dupont Circle.
Price, $4,000.
we'll built three:story brick modern dwell:
ing with 10 rooms. 2 baths. hot-water heat and
electric light. viii sell on vey easy terms.
Price, $4,000.
Near 18th and Mass Ave. NV.
beautiful semi-detached three story brick
with rooms and 3 baths. electric light;
heated garage. Price. $4,000. Immediate
possession.
Near 18th and Fla. Ave. NV.
Price, $3.50.
well built modern two-stOry brick dwell
ing; rooms and bath. cellar. hotwater heat.
electric light; good lot: colonial front porch.
Very reasonable terms.
Fine Home on the Heights.
Near 18th st. north of Park road.
Price, 800.
A practically new modern two-stcry brick
dwelling: 8 rooms and bath, hot-watsr heat,
electric light. Very reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1921-06-18
NEW HOUSES.
Narder Street at Quebec. NV.

NEW HOUSES.
Narder Street at Quebec NV
i has ssnna.
o
atmosphere "
Window
brick
nd draws"
noted
poll nnho:a fni>nh
-. no latr
and dresser
and porcelain
esandln n,Lses
porcelain plumbing fixtures
conn sewn
colds storage
Open-Sunday, All Day; Daily, $50 o $50 PM
Come Out Sunday. Bring Your Friends
MckEENER & CIOSS,
ive Agents
14Oo Eye St. NV. Main 4752
Evening star., 1921-06-18
MEMBERS or THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
THOMAS J. FISHER & co.
incorporated.
73S 18th Street NV.
Consult Our Sales Department.

N->-
Conn. Ave. Near the Bridge.
This most desirable. property contains 10
! rooms. !. sleeping por"h"s and 3 baths. Has
ga. ele, trn. lights and special lighting h.-
lures. Heated by hot wafer. Lot is Wxll"
I" wide alley. Two-rar garage rnrrhas"r
can get immediate possession and terms IL de-
sired. Inspection by appointment
$4,000.
Clifton st.
West of 18th street. Convenient 10 the car
| line and Arcade Market. 2-story brick. Con
rains I" rooms. Gas and Electricity. Hot
water heat. Lot iSx1"n to Hft; alley. $50
| square f""t Ample space for a large garage.
Occupied by owner Can he inspected ny ap-
ron,mrnt. AMI immediate possession 10 pur-
chaser.
SlO.5OO.
Upton st.
| Convenient to the car line: comparatively
; new contains II rooms and : baths and ser,
by hot water 'automatir water hoatfr': =
| ear brick garage; owner will give immediate
possession: requires only small amount Of
; cash.
$4,000.
9th st. Near e. st. NE.
Twns story hrirk containing g rooms and bath.
Heated hy furnace. Lot l7xGa This property
is in very good condition. and purchaser ran
! &c, possession on report Of ti:ic. There Is
building assn. trust Of 81 800. Requires 5000
: cash. balance can ba conveniently arranged
S6.5OO.
Central NV.
Ncar the war risk bureau corner "f an
alley. to alley: all rooms we'll lighted:
stories: recently rem"deled. in first class con
dition first floor, living rom. dining room
and kitchen: Second hoor, bedrooms and
bath, third fo,r. bedrooms and bath: all
modern c"nvenienrcs: gas, electricity and hot
water heat: occupied ny e.ner: be seen
by appointment; immediate possession.
$4,000.
Evening star., 1921-06-18
FOR SALE-H0UsES

SSAS SkAAXf-x4OO0G0
Continued.
BY OWNER-ATTRACTTVB HOUSE IN TIE
choicest suburbs rooms, tiled baths, 8
porches, screened. $l2.5O0. Tel Glove. 652.
18s
s. 500
GEORGETOWN.
1895 Prospect ave. n.w.-2story. Groom. brick
dwelling. Terms. 500 cash. balance secured
j. MCKINNEY BERRY,
1863 WiRr. ave. NV
Phones W. 513-514.
III QUINCY PLACE N.E.-SIX-ROOM AND
hath brick house; good condition: f.h.; gas.
Price reasonable. 10s
LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA. MUST SELL
room house: all modern convpniences: large
lot. Frice. $1,000. Liberal terms. Address J.
r. HUGHES. 1911 Windsor ave-. Del Ray,
Alexandria. Va. 1ss
ADMINISTRATORS SALE-12- ROOM HOUSE,
1910 Northampton. near Chevy Chase Circle !;
modern: sell any time: bargain for 81 600
1Ss
LEAVING CITY. WILL. SELL MY BROOM
and hat til house in fine NV. section, $500 cash.
balance monthly. Immediate possession. own
or. lis + ST. Sc, after pm. 1Ss
CORNER HOUSE IN GEORG RGErOwN-I.ARGE
store. rooms and bath md floor: furnace
heat: good location for business: $1,000: a
la rgain by owner: must leave city. Address
Box 1'ST. Star Office. 100
yACANT-N W: ) Il. & H.: HOT-AIR HEAT.
nice concrete cellar: room for garage. Price
StNhI. S2'0 cash. so monthly. Phone Iin
4Rl IL. 19s
Evening star., 1921-06-18

FOR SALE-H0USES
Continued.
HILL, INC,
St. NV.
ain 1853.
o St., Bet. 18th and 18th SITS.
Price, $3.50.
we'll built home for colored family: 0
rooms and bath; excellent lot.
10th ST. Home.
located in one Of the prettiest parts Of 18th
heat, electric light, hardwood noos; large lot.
Immediate possession.
Price, $lS,75O.
10th and Ashmead Place.
Overlooking Conn. Ave. Bridge.
Price, $4,000.
A strictly modern home: rooms and bath.
ot-water heat. electric light, hardwood floors.
servants quarters; large lot: two porches.
Reasonable terms.
A Bargain in Chevy Chase.
Price. $11, 500.
A modern detached home lot 1O0xl2J: hot
water heat, electric light; excellent garage.
Immediate possession and reasonable terms
may be had.
Evening star., 1921-06-18
HEDGES & MIDDLETON inc.
1884 Street NV Phone Main 1923
Cleveland Park and k,or,r, Pod

1884 H Street NV.
Cleveland Park.
Price. $16, 6,5OO-OfYered at a very attractive
price for quick sale A ten-room and
and rear porches. hardwood floors. electric
lights. hOt-water heat. beautiful living
room with colonial fireplace and every
thing that goes to make the modern home
Of today. Easy terms.
Near l4th and Girard.
Price. 50. 9.95O-Remarkably low priced piece OF
property in this desirable neighborhooti
The house is west Of 18th ST.. has ten
large rooms and ba tn. electric lights. and
good sized yard to a paved alley. This
is worth investigating at once.
Washington Heights.
Price. $14. desirable home
very conveniently located. containing .
rooms. = complete baths lsix bedrooms) :,
steam heat and electric lights: instan-
taneous water heater, front and rear
porches and room for double garage
the rear Now vacant
Downtown.
Price 81 ,5O0-An excellent home offering in a
very good block within easy walking dis
lance Of the depts. This is a threesto
brick. having ten rooms and hath. hea ted
by steam and Is in good condition; owner
occupant will give possession shortly.
HEDGES & MI
1884 H Street NV
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n.HII;REN TERRACE.

DAHIA;REN TERRACE.
10Th TO 18th SITS. r. /. AVE. NE.
Six rooms, bath. large lot: ami: screened
throughout: h.w-h-; porches; instantaneous hot
vater: excellent neighbofhood> Price and. .t1k5nS
right. Phone North SSH. .--.-A-.-I---
Evening star., 1921-06-18
RESORTS
BELMAR, y. ).
The NelU Columbia

ON THE OCEAN FRONT. BELMAR. y. J,
Catering 10 the Best Clientele. Amer. plan
Rates. 81 to $40 daily. Modern: capacity $50;
music: elevators TO street Level; garage. Wrins
for booklet. F. T.. LUCAS. Mgr.
Evening star., 1921-06-18

S4OO CASH; S45 A MONTH.
Small g. ROOM house brick in Il row: north
east section near Capitol. can hr bought on
These easy terms. Owner has rri'ed u NJ
So $50 for 1u.k sale ASK for Mrs. SchwAb
RrRY LEE MINAR.
i1c Evans BLDG. Main llt'.-
"07 & ST SE-NEAR CAPITOL: CoLnREp:
6rooni brick: modern: for sale cheap. fh"he
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