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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-07
MANY SETTLERS COME
Over /, 400 Families Started
New Farms in Northern
Wisconsin During This
Year.

Year.
The vast undevelope1 agricul-
tural empire of northern Wiscon-
sin was ente red by l,400 families
of settlers during the year just
ending, who occupied and started
to develope approximately 10000
acres of cut-over land.
These pioneer farmers are push
ing back the frontier which holds
100000 uncleared acres of pro-
perty from cultivation, and gives
Wisconsin its great colonization
problem. The increasing influx
of settlers during the year just
ern cities, according to g. Nj.
Householder of the bureau of inn
migration, means the gradual OPP
ening of the states untouched
natural resources.
His report of 1,400 new families
of immigrants, is declared by him
to be based on railroad returns to
the state department of agricul-
ture, and includes only those set
tiers who entered with a full car
load of goods in their possession.
Hundreds of others may have push
ed their way into the new coun-
try, but without record made of
them.
The greatest number of settlers
have graduated from the indus
trial centers of the Middle States
into the realm of prospective
home owners, Mr.. Householder
says. They have seen an oppor-
tunity to better themselves, he
declares and enter the undevelop-
ed country with a background of
industriousness and farming meth
DDS learned largely in the Scan
dinavian countries, Germany and
Poland.
Coming to their so acre tracts
the newcomers usually turn to
pioneer methods and build them
selves log houses, made from tim
Der off their land. Gradually they
clear an area of brush and stumps
and prepare to plant crops that
will afford a profitable adjunct
to dairying which is almost uni
formly the principal industry of
the settlers.
Once on the land the state,
counties and state university
unite to extend aid and advice.
Tax exemption is granted for
three years while the property is
being developed, agricultural
agents give instructions in farm
ing methods and aid in explain
ing new clearing methods, while
the university furnished informa-
ton determines what the farmers
of each section can most profit
ably undertake with their proper
~.
Many of the same hardships and
privations that were made by pio-
neers who originally opened up
this state to settlement must be
undergone by the settlers in the
cut-over regions of the north, Mr..
Householder says.
Early numbering which depict
ed the millions of acres of land
of their timber, at the same time
caused an extensive railroad sys-
tenn to be built in the northern
countries of the state, which is
said to afford exceptional facili-
ties for marketing products.
The Wisconsin trunk highway
system with a patrol maintenance
system, is said to give the settler
additional advantages in bring
ing his products to shipping cent
ers.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-12-07
Fish Are Destroyed

Streams are uynamiteu with
great regularity and thousands of
fish are destroyed. Then, when
fishing time comes, fishermen
wonder why fish are scarce.
Il came out Of the woods on a
logging train. This train carried
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-05

MEMS SWEATERS-Gray Sweat
ers with military cellars, all sizes,
usual $500 grades, all at--$1-OO
Grew and Blue Sweaters, with or
without shawl collars, usual $3.50
and $500 grades, n0w--,.-$1.95
MEMS UNION SUITS-Medium
weight; now ---------s-----.---------------$l.OO
Mems heavy wool mixed union
suits; now 1888
OVERSHOES, Mems, Womers, and
boys 1-buckIe; now --------$l.69
Mems 4-buckIe all Rubber Over
shoes formerly $500; now~$2.S9
Mems Work Gloves at Bargain
prices
Mems Cloth Gloves. Zoe
Mems Heavy Mitts --.-..-.-.-..69c
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-05

other division has j. E. Lang for its
chairman, Harley Williams for sec
rotary and w. j. Fransham, Fred Nc
Kay and L. D. Conkling for captains
There will be seven men under each
captain.
The college division will have H. F
Eden for chairman and the captains
and workers will be selected this
afternoon.
The high school division has beer
divided into three teams of which
Wallace Keown, Marshall Mason anC
Olaf Anderson will be captains.
j. Harley Williams, general secre
tary of the "Y'' will have charge Of
the campaign, assisted by committee
composed Of R. M. Esgar, j. A Wood
ard, A. H. Morse, A. G. Berthot anc
j. M. Hamilton.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-05

cago show, the Sherthorn- sale on Wed
nesday and a number of organization
meetings.
The Bozeman chamber of commerce
is cooperating with the college in
every possible way and in this con-
nection letter being sent by A. G.
Berthot, chairman of the Farmers
Week committee to local business
men should prove of interest. The
letter follows:
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-05

won from that of Ray Shadoan. Two
games by intermediate boys were
played in the afternoon. Two teams
from the seniors finished the after
Moons contests.
In the boys department Ellis Dawes
and Carl Richter founght out thefinals
of ping pong tournament, the for
mer winning. Nelson and Briggs tied
for the next place. Rusty Russell won
the cadet championship from Edward
Dean.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-05
To the business men:

To the business men:
January 10 to Is will be Farmers
Week in Bozeman. This is a big an
nual event. There will be farmers
here from all over Montana, and a
large number from Gallatin county.
The following state organizations
will meet her at this time:
Farm bureau, County agents, Home
demonstration agents, Boys vocation
al congress, Holsteim Friesian associ-
alton, Agricultural editors, Shorthorr
Breeders association, Seed Growers as.
sociation.
: This will be splendid opportunity
Ifor US to show our hospitality, anC
to get in contact with the farmer
The meeting is under the auspices 0.
1.-THE agricultural college. The main
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-05


resource Of Bozeman -sig4s--- -. -
The main asset within the city is the
college. Here is what we want you !,
to do:
1. Insert line or two in your adj
-vertising space, announcing the event
and extending a welcome to the farm
ers.
2. Put a special display in your
window, and invite the farmers to
your place of business.
3. The chamber of commerce will Z;
furnish you with appropriate welcom-
ing cards for your windows.
A. We enclose program Of the event.
Look it over and try to attend some
of the sessions.
5. Make it a point to invite some
farmer who is a personal friend of
yours to luncheon for one day. Let
US show the farmer that we know
he is here, and that we are glad to
have him. He needs encouragement.
6. There are other things that you
will think of not mentioned Let vs
all put forth our efforts ~ make
this a successful meeting.
Yours very truly,
A. E. Berthot,
Chairman, Farmers Week
Committee.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-05

ments and commissions with its con-
current cut in office holders and
salaries were received with much ap-
plause.
The interest was maintained
throughout and Governor Dixon's
words were received amid calm
which responded to the mood he was
in. He did not attempt any flights
of oratory. Govefnor Dixon stuch to
his text and pounded fact after fact
home to his hearers. He spoke in
clear low tones which carried the con-
viction he evidenced in his plans for
lettering the state government A
great ovation was given him as he
brought his message to a close.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-05

of the summer number of auto
drivers of the city have consistently
broken the traffic ordinances and the
wholesale drag net of Thursday was
in the nature of roundup. The po-
lice department are after other Of
tenders Of the traffic laws-a WORD
to the wise should be sufficient.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-05

Continued from Page u
to the teams and division chairmen
making the largest score of new men,
bers.
The work has been divided into
three divisions, business men, college
and high school. The former will
have six teams, each with a captain
and score of workers.
P. c. Waite has been appointed
chairman of one division Of the bust
ness men and the captains under him
will be c. N. Wood, E. H. Staehling
and C. S. Kenyon. Warren Maddox
is secretary Of this division. The
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-05

WOMENS CASHMERE WOOL
A1O,OG
WOMENS OXFORDS and PUMPS
$500 to $500 values; Now $500
Union Made Waist OveralIs, of Ex-
ira Heavy Denim, With Patented
Double Belt Loops. Special values
at S1.5U
MEMS UNDERSTANDS Ace
MEMS HEMSTITCHED HAND
KERCHIEFS Four for ...-.--..-.25c
Mems Work Shoes, S-inch, best
make of storm shoes in Butcher
style; $3.50 grade now $685.
Mems and Boys Suspenders. 29c
Special Women's Bungalow Aprons
few left at ......-.......--....... .89c
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-05
AUTOMOBILISTS FINED
FOR ONLY ONE LIGHT

Seven automobile drivers were hailed
into Judge Ellis court Thursday and
fined So each for running their ma
chimes the night before with only one
front light burning. Since the speed
cop was done away with at the enc
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-05

and here Clayton Walkers team beat
that of Wallace Nelson and the ag
gregation captained by Ellis Dawes
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-05
Palace Sale Opens Friday
Jan. 7 and lasts Il day

WOmens Rubbers S1.00 values
HOW -rf------------------------
FLANNEL and STEEN SHIRTS
Mems good grade Sateen Shirts in
all sizes; the S1.50 grade-95c
Good weight flannel shirts with
flat and military collors; in brown,
gray, wine, blue and khaki; all
sizes; grades up to $5.50S3.65
Heavy dark gray flannel with flat
collar; all sizes; the kind that sold
up to $3.50; all at..-..--.-.-.-.--.--$2.95
NECKWEAR
Mems silk open-ends in good pat
terms and fabrics; grades to $1.00
IOr -ooc
Mems pure silk ties; large assert
ment of colors and patterns; for
merly sold up to $1.50--now 85c
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-05
ATHLETIC DAY AT
LOCAL Y. M. G. A.

Continued from Page II
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-05
ECONOMY AND STATE TAXES
IMPORTANT PART OF DIXONS
INAUGURAL ADDRESS

CONTINUED from page One.)
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1921-01-05
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
FOR LOCAL Y. NJ. c. A

Continued from Page u
Evening star., 1921-06-19
ANNOUNCING A GREAT
sale of lots in Presnell Park,

AIN ANoO OANN44So " "A NNI1
sale of lots in Presnell Park,
Washington's most beautiful and
accessible suburb. After seeing
these ideal bungalow sites and
getting our price, you will not GO
away without buying one. Lots
as low as $500. Terms of $40
down and a small monthly pay
ment can be arranged. Presnell
Park is located on the best car
line in the country, new station
just opened. Only l6 minutes
from heart of Washington.
Come out any time; salesman on
the ground every day, including
Sundays. Take Washington and
Virginia Railway cars at 18th st.
and Pa. ave. ]. M. Johnson,
sales manager, Presnell Park,
Virginia.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
FARMS
RBR RALh.

II ACRES LAND. PRINCE GB0kEBa .O6UN-
ty. Md; about miles from Washington
or Clinton: improvements, S.room dwelling.
stable. barn, garage. henhouse: orchard OF
peach. pear. apple. plum, cherry. Public sale at
courthouse door, Upper Marlboro. Md, Tues
day. June 81, 1921. ut IL 80 o'clock am.
3. MARVIN PEACH. Trustee. Hyattsville. Nd.
Upper Marlboro, Md. 2O' -
FINE FARM FOR SALE, rs ACRES; MOSTLY
clear: II acres timber house barn outbldgs. {:
horses !. giiles to railroad sta; sell ut once.
$3. 500. terms or cash. See owner. II miles out.
W. +. BROWN, II. +. ID. No. 4. Gathers
Evening star., 1921-06-19
6 ROOMS. ONLY $3.NO.

Comfortable Groom home, contains 8 large
rooms and room for bath without fixtures;
parlor has open fireplace; electric lights; large
front and side posches: screens and Mise
throughout: near school, store, ETC.; corner lot.
100 feet front BY 1S5 deep: grapes; shicken
miles from white House.) Inspect any time.
Mr. Woodruff's place. Price. s. 400: terms.
$500 cash. balance $45 per month. II looking
for moderate priced suburban home here II 10.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
FOR EXCHANGE

EQUITY il BTSiSESS SPROpERTY FOR
6rst or SECOND trust notes. Address BOX Il: 4.
Star office.
EEAGT!fCL NEW HOUSE. Cleveland Park
scctirn: complete in every Hetail: hreproof
heated garage. viii exchange for one Or
more lois. Price. sl:. $50.
NEW CENTRALLY LIrATED FIREPROOF
apartment. rented $lnHbO year: price. S.. 0OU'
will trade equity ism '@NiI for ground.
nOss & lMEIrS. llo6 II It NV.
OWNER WILL TRADE MODERN. NEW -
room. .-bath house. brick garage, in best NV.
section, for improved property: give full de.
scriptlon. location and price Of sUur ho',se ::
no aGenta.
Address I,ox 4o-T. Star office als
Evening star., 1921-06-19
7-ROOM MODERN HOME
and 10000 suuare feet of ground

With all kinds Of fruit; hopse Is modern
in every respect: large, well arranged
rooms; modern bath. large closets. pantry ana
china closet; hot-water heat: cleo; stationary
planted: price. $1,000; on terms to suit; prop
erty located only . blocks from street cars:
dale or BIadensbufE;. fet so6 at Biadensburg
schoolhouse; walk two bl6cks up the new
Annapolis boulevard TO Eleanor ave. Ask
toe Mrs.. Csnnon On pfemiseG :.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
WILL SELL EQUITY IN TWO LARGE aNTS:
new six.roOm house. ami: tie bath; six
squares from Union station: for standard make
automobile. Address Rox GA. star office.
LARGE APARTMENT hnrsE lN VT, PLEAS
ant: annual incpnis. $ah.OO trade for large
farm or western ,pronerty: agents attention.
Address ROx o3l-T Star cf}lrp a1ts
In Beautiful Shenandoah Val
ley. Six Miles So. of Winchester.
Virginia. On National Highway.
Convenient to Every Place.
One acre fertile ground. improved by mod,
ern bungalow California type,. rooms and
bath: hut-water heat. electric lights. oft.
p"rch extends around side. Hardwood noors
throughout. Large cement cellar. Stucco
nhish twh!tel. maroon trimmings: garage.
large lawn. shade trees. shruhbery and flowers.
This ia an ideal home for summer or winter.
IIe1lthfnI climate and only hours from
Washington. u. &. This hroper.r can bc pur-
CHASED as low as s7.6On. Attra tive terms to
resp nsihle party. vii, consider trade Of
Washington nrn,rrtr IN good nrishborhood.
tH"r"<s roI go r. S'as of'ce
Evening star., 1921-06-19
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOB SALE. .-
Near Edgemoor and English
Village,
6N Acres-About 9OO-Foot
Frontage.

beautiful country home with splendid
just two miles from Chevy Chase Club; blocks
from school. Nearly 8Q0foot frontage on the
tages for subdividng, Improved with a
large and attractive s-room home with all
modern cohveniences; large porches on two
Sides Situated we'll back from the road on
rise Of ground. affording q beautiful lawn
and view OF the surrounding country AZ
abundance Of ornamental shade, ahrubbery ana
seye:al bearing nut trees. all kinds Of vine
fruits. This is = very attractive home. in
splendid condition and with every city con
venienoe 1t is we'll worth the price asked.
Terms can be arranged and possession given i'm
mediately. -
McIachlen Banking Corp'n,
g. Real Estate Department. 10th and c.:
Main l3o Evenings, North 3l3.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE lContinuea). !.


FOR SALE iContinuea).
9 ROOM BUNGALOW: AMI; At End Ann
Eastern ave, Takoma Park. Nd. Price, S5.2J0.
Phone THEODORE MICHAEL. 7s1 y. Cap; st.
BROoKLAND RTNGAIOW, 3eI7 17th ST. =
larKe rooms and tile bath. hardwood floors.
h..w:h. electric lights and gas. sleeping porch:
large corner lot. 90x14o. This bungalow {,
session at once. II YOU are looking for a home
that will satisfy this today. Price aud
terms reasonable. Il. r. HOLMES, 1901 II. /.
ave. ne. Phone y. ssI2 or your broker.
LIGHTBOWN BUNGALOWS
rooms with all improvements such as full
MIXTURE bath, cellar. furnace heat. gas range.
electric lights, city water. concrete walks and
large lot Price. $50.
interest
Extra good proposition, Groom bungalow
with all improvements and space on second
stairway leading to same: garage for .
tone.csr space rented at present at 80 re.
Sn bSu.s in shade sns ees nee ss "a sa
Term, $3.50 cash and 500 monthly. inciuiing
dale: Berwyn or Laurel. and get on at Hcr.
mans stole. Hill street. Brfnfwcsd. About Z
blocks beyond one-fare station Any one viii
''' cHaRIEs Il. LIcHTBoWN.
Owner and Builder.
Tel. Hysttsrille 133w.
p. O., Mt. Rainier. Md I9s
oLDFAsHIoNED HOME WITH ALI MOD
ern improvements: detached frame. large
rooms and bath: deep, cool cellar; brick ga
rsge; 20 900 80. IT.: beautiful lawn. abundanc.
Of shade. lilacs wistsria and snowballs.
Owner. 523s Wisconsin ave. Clere. 1913. la'
BARGAINIBY OWNER. 6 ROOM COTTAGE.
u acre: fruit, etc; NO improvements: near
can: Woodside. Nd. Phone Cleve. 1861. 1ss
BY OWNER-NEAR LAfEY STA. BALL
.ton. Va; s-room house. modern improvements
acre ground. all kinds fruit; garage and
chicken run, large lawn and shade; min
from cars, main road: 1850. Possession
at once. L. X. BROWN. Clarendon s2,-f-3.
19s
FOUR ROOMS. LARGE LOT. ...........s 81, ~,
Five rooms large lot, shade. .......... 8. 81,
Six rooms trolley line. e.......-.... s, ,.c'1
Five-room bungalow. Il acre, garage. $500
tion n................ .........'..........s SO. 80
and main station 81. .:,,o
Seven rooms at sta tion electric light 81. 500
Six rooms, on boulevard. with all the
modern improvements. S6.0 .00D
Twelve rooms. one acrp. on trolley line 50. .0D
Also suburban homes. large and small lots,
acreage; terms arranged.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
STROUT FARM BARGAINS
Poultry, Truck. Fruit Farm
NJ. IA. D:.xLI-

A>Sdi washing lOlI . bll
munity replete with historic tradition. far
famed for the fertility of its soil and the
hospitality Of its citizens; close town with
daily boat. Washington and Baltimore ad-
vantages: d acres. fine for poultry. truck.
berries: creek -watered pasture; woodland; half
mile salt water: attractive 6room house. barn.
poultry house. etc. To close affairs, only $500.
part cash. Details. page 90. strout's catalog.
ST $50 Secures Farm Between
Baltimore and Washington, With
Crops. horse COW. vehicles. tools. machinery,
etc. thrown in: so acres in splendid farming
section: IN miles town: big city markets
within hour automobile: 90 acres rich. machine
worked tillage: creek -watered pasture; wood
81 apple and peach trees: fine 2storS house
delightful oak shade. splendid view: good 10
cow barn. tobacco barns. poultry houses;
oue-fourth down. easy terms. Details, page 43.
Illus. catalng. LOO bargains. free. STROCT
FARM AGENCY. 149-N. Land Title bldg.
phitadeinhia
Evening star., 1921-06-19
ROSEMONT.

SPECIAL FOR SUNDAYS rooms and hath,
with every modern improvement. Decora tors
and painters will finish Saturday and you can
move in Monday II You like. $500 cash and
$50 so per month. We have also and 4
rooms. that are just the thing for couples just
Starting.
Take Alexandria car at 10th and Pa ave.
and get OF at North Rosennont station: or. il
you want to drive over, now that the evenings
are long. phone us for appointment and we will
" ' +. q. GooDNow COMPANY.
719 King st., Alexandria, Va.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
INSPECT SUNDAY.
BEAUTIFUL
MODERN BUNGALOW.

Contains following: Concrete front porch.
large living room. open fireplace. roionnaGe
psntries. one rio: the otiss 4Ie: kitchen.
porcelain sink. opens to sx30 closed porch
extremely tasty and expensive elec. light M
cellar, 32xse. . entrances . porcelain laundry
tubs: best Lyon 4 Conklin one-piece furnace:
automatic electric pumping OUTFIT ~sorks like q
each has closets: magnificent bathrobm, 3 fine
pieces; hest septic tank that complies with
sanitary regulations: large noored attic entire
into very large rooms il desired: large lot.
92x205; property located right at teitch station
on wash.-Va. elec. line ,3o min. ride from l2tf
and Pa. ave. n.w): also good auto road. Mr.
Smiths place. One Of the finest designed 6.
room homes have inspected: Price. $3.50;
terms 81 600 cash. bal.nes: snl ls Per month sas,.
one win get dandy. well built, we'll arranged
home; it's good. Sign in front Of property
BUNGALOW, ONLY $3.50.
New: rooms: 2 bedrooms: closets: cellar:
Ssisi: feet; corner: large front and rea!
porches: pump on rear porch: dug well. lined
terra Gotta pipe: minutes walk. Penrose sta
tion. 20 minutes 10th and Pa. ave. NV.
wash. va. Ry.: good road front Of house:
schools and stores nearby: Price. g, $50; 500
cash. 4l month. includes everything tMr.
Frank Thompson's bungalow vacant; sign on
property: key at onice.
6ROOMS. ONLY $3.50.
Good condition; 8 rooms; closets in bedrooms
pump on rear porch; lot 50x10O IT.: Has lights;
service for gas range; Clarendon. Va: schoola.
stores churches close BY: car far. 18th s and
Ieslie Putnan1's property. Birch ST.. south
possesson 80 days; Just painted inside and out.
side: price, g. $50: $3.50 cash: balance. $40 50
per mouth, includes every thing; sign on prop
erty; inspect any time.
WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Agent on Above Properties
Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 1923. =, 1909 H NV.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
ynYp n <fs>A kRAvaAAl

SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE (ContinueA).
ARE YOU LOOKING FOB THE LOWEST
priced homes offered in the suburbs this geek
We have them at IS, 500. 5000. t5.750 and
many around IS. 600. We also have some 10
aso osrroi oHUm a,e eOo'sn Tstom. Psrs Col ioiss
Col. sow.
POTOMAC HEIGHTs-NEw. MODERN sIX.
room and bath house; all Improvements; los
501l50 to alley; $500; terms. 5d2l sherser
place NV.
SUBURBAN IOT-eo1loo; LOT IN NORTH
west; both splendid values: ready for building.
Address BOX TIA. Star ufnce
so1i4o, FRONTING on A WIDE STREET N
the most beautiful section Of Chevy Chase. at
q tMreain: concrete street, sewer and water:
25 feet. OF free parking; on your own terms.
C1eve. 1885.
s., $50 BALdlsToN. VA. on IMPROVED
road. near car Line; acres hne land i'm
chicken house and other outbuildings; abun-
dance Of fruit Of ali kinds; hne garden. ber-
ries, ETC.; beautiful trees and shrubbery; ex-
ceptional bargain reasonable terms and early
$s,35o-A nigh class home Of spacious rooms.
with bath and AMI; newly decorated
acre ;,s.e s.eeileni ssrden fruit
located on Grain Bridge road. near Va.
Conntry Club; reasonable terms. This place
will please you.
81 ,SJO-Rhode Ialand ave. ne. near Woodbridge
Beautiful 6room house, having a.mf.;
large front porch. screened sleeping porch:
attic: shrubbery and garden: garage. A
very desirable property at the price; one
inspection will convince you.
s. 750-vicinity OF Cherrydale. Va. near cars
and improved road; very desirable Groom
house, in excellent condition: lot about one
acre; garden; garage; fruit and berries:
sacrifice for quick sale; reasonable terms.
Main 1910.
HARRY i. CHEW. 3o5 Continental Trust bldg.
Evening star., 1921-06-19
FOR RENr-sroREs
WANTED-ST0RES.

TO RENT A STORE FRONT RUIIDING
full particulars to BOX 253-T Star ONCE. 19s
Evening star., 1921-06-19
TIE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON, D. G. JUNE 49, s.
WANTED-T0 BUY.

Continued.
HAVE SEVERAL PURCHASERS FOR Six
to eight room modern houses in northeast Sec
tion must have garage or alley outlet Address
Box 1887, Star once. y
ANXIOUS TO SELL IN A HURRY? We
have a special proposition 70 offer yon; Con
suit US at once. WILLIAM X. HARTUN0.
1108 18th st. Main 3l2, 312s l60
Evening star., 1921-06-19

WOODSIDE. MARYLAND.
81 acres; fine shade and fruit trees; e1eei-
lent soil; fancy shrrbbery: fine lawn; chcken
house and barn. House contains 10 rooms sno
. ba tbs. electric light, furnace l,eat. open
nreplaces; loft. porch across front and side'
about III miles north of District line and l6th
ST. blocks from electric car. Prlce reduced
TO make Quick sale. VIII consider trade fof
city investment properties. EDW. r
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