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Evening star., 1921-06-08
FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US
SEWING MACHINES-COnti
SINGER. drop head. $40: good sewing order:
attachments. Franklin GJO7. 941 Eye st. W.
BIG BARGAINS

IN SLIGHTLY USED SEWING MACHINES.
Singer dropiiead machines, Sl5, SO and 81
Domestic. 50; Wheeler d Wilson. No. .. s.:
New Home, $s.5n. One-ycar guarantee. Easy
payments if desired. Machines sent 10 your
house on approval. Call Franklin 317s, Capitol
Sewing Machine Exchange. - ii NV, opposite
Govt Printing Office.
Evening star., 1921-06-08

EUICk-New: immediate delivery; sacrifice
4. deposit. Address BOX 1aa-P. Star office. Sc
CHEN EOl.ET BAsY GRAND TOTEING-Ex-
cellent condition: late model; bargain. Geb-
hard. Col. l4i4 afier O. 9s
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satin, crepe de chine, with cream
colored lace and ribbon flowers pear
ing them company.
Two combinations, In which knicK-
erbockers take the place Of the usual
short petticoats, are among the under
silks that entice the bride, to add the
most up-to-date of garments to her
trousseau. In one Of these the Dooice
is decorated with embroidered now
ers and the knickers with q band OF
lace insertion about the knees, win
little bows Of narrow ribbon Tor en-
bellishment. In the other, the knicK-
ers are plain and the bodice enriched
by a band Of filet lace at the top.
Shoulder straps Of satin ribbon are
almost universal in combinations.
Fine val lace is not outrivaied. pul
has competitors in net landings and
borders, which make very new deco
ration for petticoats Of crepe de chine
Applique flowers, cut out Of silk, and
outline embroidery find the net tneil
ideal background.
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AYOW that June Is not far away
IN the shops are all showing nne
or the materials for max
ing them, for brides-to-be; and they
are entitled to point with pride to the
quality and character Of this years
offerings. Designs are simple ana
practical, materials fine and beautiful.
Trimmings are not at all lavishly used,
but present themselves with flavor
Of refinement, which has not been ex-
celled; with drawnwork. hemstitching,
faggoting, infinitesimal tuks and deli
cate embroidery, all done by hand.
In materials, crepe de chine, chiffon
cloth. handkerchief linen. fine batiste
predominant and the color favored is
rose pink, which is even q little more
liked than white. Other colors are
shown, but none Of them have become
rivals Of pink or white. except amcne
negligees and dressing jackets or BED
Jackets. These select what they vii
in color and their choice falls upoI
many a fiower-like hue in georgette
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-05-21
NEW OMAR LIFTS HIS VOICE
Arizona Poet, However, Strikes Dtnes>
ent Note From That Struck ny
the Great Persian.

Omar Khayyam said that he cosse
dine on q loaf Of bread and 1ug q
wine: with Her beside him and res
content in the wilderness-Dut no
only meant that he liked the oes-
ert and his old tin Lizzie, ana tns
crooked roads that make you dizsseb
that start any place and lead nowhere.
and lust keep going and never cara
He liked the mesquite and tno
ereasewood smell and the long hoe
DAYS that feel like hi; the red sum
Gets and the cool moonlight and tn
soft sweet air Of the desert highs
for Omar Khayyam was a wonderfaa
man. who lived his life On an easy
plan. with his girls and his wine ann
a big silk tent-My, or, my! Whas
4 life he spent. Inc oes
| IA here like 1t always was-but ye~
can't Khayyam any more, becu.-
these dry days when every home Dress
| IN on the list Of the things Taboo e.
Omar Khayyam and his jug Of Jusee
would soon get locked in the caiaDosA
l-Salome (Ariz.) Sun.
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rOR sports, for travel. for street
il wear. there il no hat that out
classes the sailor. and therefore It re-
Turns with every season, summer and
winter. In unending variations. It
seems impossible that one type OF nat
ceuld. present itself In such an lex-
hsustless number Of notifications OF
the original sailor shape, but width OF
brim, height and shape Of crown, CHAR
scter Of material used and other items
= the construction Of sailors. make
fhe endless little points Of difference
that maintains interest in this trim Dit
Of headwear.
The sailor hat. like the cloth tailored
suit. for which it makes SO good q
companion, should be selected In as
GOOD q quality as one can afford to
huv. Being 80 simple, it must have
something to offer that Is noteworthy.
and this something Is found in fine
materials and irreproachable work
manshir. At the upper left Of the
eroup 4 lovely example appears with
snuare crown Of hatter's plush and
hrim of milan hemp, faced with the
same braid in white. The contour OF
tie brim edge Is soft and rolls upward
! little. For neatness and frimnesa
inch q sailor invites comparison with
other STYLES OF headwear. Its band
q Of heavy grosgrain nDDon-
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MRS. RE|FENS7E|N, AGED
81, GAINS Is POUNDS
Declares She Would Like
10 Put q Bottle OF Tan
lac In The Hands Of
Every Sick Man, Woman
and Child In This Coun-
Try - Never Saw Its
Equal.

4
Il am sixty-seven years of age. but
70 al my experience 1 have never
known medicine like Tanlac. Think
q 1t! At my age to gain twenty-five
pounds In weight, but that is just
what ] have done,' said Mrs. Emma
Reifenstein, Of No. SS7 Webster ave.
nue., Syracuse, N. Y.
IT ! had 1t In my power" she con-
tinued, Il would put bottle of Tan
lac In the home Of every sick man,
woman and child in this country, for
! know what this wonderful medicine
would do for them. For almost two
years / was almost a nervous wreck.
l did not dare to leave the house or
even 60 up town unless my husband
went with me. I was afraid to even
cross the street and had feeling OF
dread all Of the time.
my stomach was weak and easily
upset. For days at a time I would e
without solid foo.. I could not res
at night to do any good and felt tiret
and worn out all Of the time. Soma
days / could hardly drag mysel
across the room and was so weak an.
miserable was ready to give up.
my health is fine now and / ca
anything want and never have ,
touch of indigestion. have never slep
better than do now. My recovery /
the talk Of our neighborhood, as it wa
generally believed / could not Las
but . few weeks longer. This gran
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NOT TO BE MADE TO ORDER
sonos and Emblems That Live In the
Heart Of a People Must Have
Foundation.

To wait for state flower or
state song to discover itself and make
itself appropriate might be an inter-
minable and disappointing vigil. Cen
turtles could intervene. 1t Is not mere
restlessness that asks for flower to
be chosen or song to be written
ready to hand, declares the st. Louis
Globe-Democrat. Posterity may ind
substitutes that are better, the fruit
Of happy circumstances, but we In
our day may have at least our ready
made symbols to feed the romance In
our souls.
Ancient people acquired these spir-
itual emblems and patriotic lyrics
through a long and at times painful
history. Something stirring has to
happen to give them birth. Then our
soldiers who were in the great wal
find the poppy the all-signifcant floral
insignia Of their heroic days and nave
adopted it as the visible reminder o.
them. Ten million silken peoples an
| to be worn In America on Decorator
day.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1921-05-21
MIGHT HAVE MADE TROUBLE
junlor Evldsntly Was Uneasy - 70
4lse Posslbls Conduct o. Mosquito
In Heaven.

Junior espied mosquito on the
window. Not wishing to be bitten,
he had his father XIII it. About q
hall hour later Junior came to his
father and asked:
"Daddy, will that 'sQuito go to
heaven2''
Ut might" his father said, II II
was a good one"
.Junior, satisfied with this answer,
went on to play. In few minutes ne
was back again saying:
ssDo you think he's in heaven yet
daddyr
aHe might be-" replied his father
~ he was real good one"
After q few more minutes OF play
Junior again came to his father WITH
these words:
.sDaddy, / wonder II he's bited GOO
ret"-C Chicago American.
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medicine has brought me health ana
happiness and I just can't say enough
in its praise"
Mr.. ]. Reifenstein, in commenting
on his wife's statement, said: YES
her recovery has been happy sur
prise to us all. A few weeks ago !
had no idea she would be able to pun
through, but now she Is in better
health than have ever seen her and
the credit is due to Tanlac. We have
been married flfty-two years today
and don't believe ] have ever seer
her looking any better"
Tanlac Is sold by leading druggist
everywhere.-Adv.
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Another black satin, similar In
shape, but banded with wide faille
ribbon, appears at the right In a rough.
high-luster braid. Its brim also rolls
slightly. Between the two, small
sailor, which has been shown in many
colors, appears in gray, with band Of
pale gray ribbon. It has a straight
brim. which one finds often supporting
an upright length of hair braid about
Its edge and Boosting cluster Of cher
ries matching 1t In color.
Two aristocrats In milan complete
the group, one at the left, In navy
blue, has fiange Of blue satin on
the under brim and a drape Of the
satin about its crown. The large
buckle at the side Is made Of the
milan braid. The straight-brimmed,
suuare-crowned sailor in black milan
at the right is suitably finished with q
band Of heavy faille ribbon.
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side Comment.

Little Bellies Sunday school teacher
was to be married. A gift beautiful
enough to express the love and admit
ration Of the whole family was bought
and little Belle was permitted to carry
the treasure to the home. When the
hride-to-be herself opened the door
Belle said in her sweetest tone:
Miss Ann, mother sent this to You
with our love-" And then, half under
her breath, exclaimed: Il heard her
tell papa last night she hoped you'd
like it; goodness knows tits better
than anything we have In our house r
Exchange.
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Repair first and grumble afterwardi
Patent Pretzei.

Patent PretzeI.
A Philadelphia woman, Lorraine :.
Schumacher. has patented something
new in the way Of pretzel.
It is made chiefly Of wheat Hour
and without salt, but its novel feat
ure is a coating Of chocolate SO pre-
pared as to keep out moisture and
conserve the freshness Of the pretzel,
while contributing an agreeable flavor.
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nEur+hest North Wheat.

i ..furthest north wheat, designated
4 .sNo. To-" which has been grown
vith success at the sixty-sixth parallel,
sshieher up" on the globe than any
vheat ever before was raised, has been
adiscoyered" by the husbandry depart
ment Of the Manitoba Agricultural col
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arinn Out the Relic.

Il II reported that the old-fashso0
mustsche IL coming back. The fanny
which has preserved grandfathGD
mustache cup may yet have use -
it-BOston Transcript.
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Neat.
She See that girl at the third u
BILE. Don't you think she's awfuIiy
Young to wear such q decollete gcwnE
He-Well, she certainly is strip
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BRIDE, Il, Sues;
AYERS SHE WAS
FORCED To WE'D
Baltimore Girl Says Older Man
Threatened to Humiliats
-<a. Her Family. d.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 11.--Mrs. Annie
e. johnson yesterday filed q bill Of
complaint In circuit court No. Q for
the annulment of her marriage to
Frederick K. johnson. 2s24 Guilford
avenue. ... IT, ..s... ...
She also asks authority to resume
her maiden name OF Hale. johnson
In charged with taking advantage OF
her youth, innocence and incredul-
ity" to influence her to marry him
July "a last
Forced Company Upon Her.
At the time Of the ms rriage, the
bill stated, Miss Hale was seventeen
years old and lived with her aunt
and guardian, Mrs. Catherine Muller.
johnson. who, she says, vas much
older, after meeting her casually,
shortly before their marriage inlrne-
diately began persistins n seeing hor
and imposing his company upon her
without the. slightest encouraSenlErt.
He Ia alleged to have made numer-
Gus proposals OF marriage, all of
which che emphatically declined.
On July IL, II was also alleged,
johnson told Miss Hale he had got
ten q marriage license, and unless
she married him he would return the
license, which would cause notoriety
and humiliate and embarrass her and
her family.
Through such threats and intimi.
dalton, according to the bill. Miss
Hale finally, through fear and while
under duress, went with Johnson tc
a minister to shield herself and fam
fly. She returned home too fright
,ened, she stated, TO make known
what had taken place.
Lured to Home.
Finally, on August Is. IL was al.
legged, johnson lured her to a house
on Madison avenue and kept her
there for two days. She escaped by
saying she would go homo to get
her clothing.
Because she was not eighteen
years old and johnson failed to pro.
cure the consent Of her guardian. II
IL contended the marriage was void.
The records show that the license
was issued the same day the MARI
age was performed.
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BROKER IS INDICTED FOR
BANK LOSSES OF $50, 900

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Sept. H.
The Hamilton county grand Jury yea.
terday returned four indictments
against Lewis Burke. alleged de.
faulting broker, charging him with
breach of trust and embezzlement of
funds intrusted to his care.
Burke's case has been the sensa.
ton OF the summer here. as he vic.
timized, II In charged, every hank in
town through similar methods. tits
total defalcations ran up to the
100000 mark. the police declare.
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JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue s. e.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS 4 CO.,
Phones Main 1016-17.

PRICE $3.50.
, d st g. E.. near the corner Of
18th ct. A six-room. modern. colonial
house. Immediate possession. Terms.
PRICE $3.50.
18th ct. N. T.. near North Carolina
ave. A six-room. modern. brick
house In good condition. Offered to
close an estate. Posssssion within Q
short while and reasonable terms se-
eepted.
PRICE $500.
b st. 8. E.. between eth and sth
SITS. 4 six-room, brick house Con-
vsnient neighborhood. with . small
expenditure this house can BE- made
into . very comfortable homs. Terms.
PRICE $4,000.
Good Hope rd.. Anaoostisl. near
Minnesota ave- A substa ntialiy built
six-room house. with . lot 80 feet
front by 200 feet deep. A small farm
In the city. offered to close an estate
and bargain
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PRICE $4,000.

PRICE $4,000.
Corner Of 18th and Madison SITS. A
two-story; modern dweilingi con-
tanning seven rooms; electric light;
modern heat; two servants rooms;
lot SO BY 50: an abundance OF shade
and shrubbery, Reasonable terms and
tnmediats possession.
PRICE $1,000.
eth ct o. e.. 100 feet from East Cap
itoi 1t. A substantially built. eight
room flour rooms on q floor modern.
press brick. bay window house; cellar;
modern heat: one Of the best con-
strueted houses IN the eastern section
OF the city. Good frontage. Sold to
close an estate. Accommodating terms
arranged.
PRICE $e,s50.
Florida ave. N. E.. between 7th and
sth sits, A six-room. modern. colonial
house with cellar; modern, heating
plant. In first-ciass condition. Pos
session October !. Reasonable terms.
PRICE $4,000.
An eight-room. modern, colonial
house; cellar; hot-watsr hest; lot 7Sx
i75. One OF the best constructed
houses In the southeastern section !, Of
the city. Reasonable tsrms. Possession
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sfs,soe-Mt. Pleasant n. W. ie-room
hsusst hot-watsr heat; gast electric
tf9htsi bsthst entire property In excel
lent conditioni fine location; porches;
large yard and practically new.
ff,sSo--A strictly modern home, fine 9.
n. corner property; 9 rooms; hot-water
heat, sss, electric lights; 9 large porchss;
entire property In excellent condition
property aud 10 leaving the city and wants
. quick purchaser. -. .... SILK AZ.
modern homes, hot-water heat; gas, cleo
trio lights, hardwood floors; built-in Ice
box; instantaneous hot-water heater; cold =
storage room In the cellar: beautiful home
and iocation:. hard to beat.
tt,ooo--e-roomN house; strictly white To-
pstioni excellent g. w. location. iatrobs
heat; THIS property cannot be built today
For sale good hemek. business proper
ties and city building lots.
j.. ID. GARMAN d
Dist. Nat Bank Bldg.
Main 1929 or Frank. 3993
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Burned at Cannery.

OXFORD, Nd. Sept, 11.-BenJamin
Cramer, superintendent Of Kirby q
Gallap's cannery at this place. was
severely burned.
He was using q gas torch. used In
soldering cans, when II exploded.
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PARKvIEW-$5,500.
Near Georgia avel semi
house of 9 ToonI bsthi modern heat
ing plants very large back yard to
/. paved alley, room for garags; house
! fs IN excellent condition; can be pur.
chased on terms easier than rent; $50
o month
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Desirable locations beautiful s-room
residence u bedrooms). bath; modern:
cleo. ltghts. garage; house 10 In ex.
, esiisnt condition: newly papered and
| paintsdt oonorste rear porch; parQust
floorsi Pittsburgh heater, attractive
tsrmA
eARKvIEw-$7,0oo.
Hsrs u . splendid bsrgsini bYiek and
psbbls.dashl contains 3 large rooms
and bath; strictly MODERN metal ga-
7 rage, house 10 In sxosilsnt condition;
newly pApersd and painted, oak floors
on first fioori terms can BE- nicsiy
arranged. -,
q ron INSPECTION AND FUR
~ WILLIAM S
~, .. Rea
Phone Main 80.
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HOUSES FOR SALE

Is YOUR RENT TO BE RAIsED'
co. why investigate offering OF what we peheve
Homes that has been put on tne
market Location, design and appointment OF the best
t#ffE and bath so'Voo
rooms, bath and garage So'ooo
1924 6 rooms, bath and garage (corners) .$7'ooo
go. &
.#t IS ALREADY SOLD
Locaon-Between I'd Sd and Bryant and Adams SITS.
N E. dust north Of Rhode Island ave.
Open every day until p. for inspection
Sample house, zoe Bryant st. N +.
HARRY wARDMAN -
1880 St N W. -t .. 49,. r.. fri,
as5seS .s.a Main 4190 N. ....... III
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n $4,000. u.s.. -.
CHEVY CHASE.
Attractive suburban residence OF IL
rooms and . baths. Brick construction.
slate root Garage for 2 cars Lot soxlSo ?:
Terms can be arranged. IMMEDIATE
$22,500.
ON THE HEIGHTS.
Near 18th ST. Semi-detached brick
fesidsnce; contains IL rooms, baths;
heated by hot water. Garage. Lot 70
feet wide. Owner occupant. .-.. ,. .s
$4,000.
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE.
A most unusual bungalow.typs home
Contains rooms and baths. Heated
BY hos water. Double Earage, Wonder
ful b,ees and hedge. Lot sbxl2t.
$13,500.
CHEVY CHASE, d. G..
Naval officer leaving the city offers his
Attractive home; contains Q rooms and
Conn. ave. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$10,500.
MELBOURNE ST, NEAR nth ST.
One OF thoss home on the north side OF
Kfibourne 81; containing 8 rooms and
bath. Heated by hot water. Will give
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
WIN. H. Saul
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$10,500.
14TH STREET EXTENDED.
Modern home, containing rooms ana
hath, sleeping and breakfast porchss.
Metal garage. IMMEDIATE POSSESS
$3.50.
DETACHED RESIDENCE.
Half square Of 18th st.. cars contains
9 rooms and bath. Lot boxi7o. Atnao-
tive terms. - I'D. %. 10y ... ...
IT, r. $500.
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N. y. .
Attractive home. containing rooms ana
bath. Heated by hot water. Excsisnt
location. NOW VACANT.
r $4,000. .r<
RIVERDALE, MD.
one Of the prsttisst homes In this sub
division. Close to the Baltimore pike,
containing . rooms and hath. Heated oy
hot water; electric lights. pak floors;
double garage; fine shrubbery. Lot lsox
200. Facing two streets. Very attractive
terms.
$3.50
COLORED PURCHASER
a-story brick residence. located on Flor
ida ave. between 18th and 18th SITS. N. W.
6 rooms. Easy terms.
JDERs 4 CO., .>
''t Phones Main 1016-17.
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JOHN F. DoNoHoE & SONS.
314 Pennsylvania Avenue S. z.
McKEEVER & GOSS
Main 4752.

McKEEVER & GOSS
14o5 Eye st. Realtors Main 4752
NEW HOUSES, BUILT BY SMALL
At 9th AND UPSHUR STS-ONLY CORNER HOUSE LEFT
Rough brick; 6well proportioned
and reception hall.
-.' Concrete front porch, sleeping
and service porches.
tE's'.. Concrete cellar under entire house;
servants toilet; laundry tiled
attic that affords ample
> storage room.
r~s. Finished in hardwood electric
lights; hot-water heat; modern
~. &c.. plumbing fixtures.
~ ~ Open daily and Sunday till p
r McKEEVER GoSS
1905 Eye 81. Main 4752
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1409 New York Ave. N. w.

sSso0--Nsw s-room brick house. cleo.
trio lights. furnace heat. wash tubs,
able cash payment, Very good location.
ts,2bo-One OF Kennedy Bros'. strictly
new brick homes; hot-watsr heat, sas
porehss. cement porch. buiit-in iosbox.
cold storage room. instantaneous watsr
heater. excellent cemsnted cellar, serv.
ants toilet; everything modern in this
home and we'll constructed, and cannot he
duplicated for this price.
l have for sale hundreds OF homes
ana business propertiea Over 400
building lots inside OF the Di,triot
See my statesmen before you buy
]. d. CARAVAN,
District Nat. Bank BLDG.
Main 1898. Franklin saaa
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coLoREp MEN, ATTENTION
Anaoostia house. two lots, garage. $500
osshi bargain only t3.soo. Also s-room
FRAME big lot northwest. near Pa ave,
only tLfto. Easy terms, act quick. Bee
DIR. Conweil. 1teo III. Main see.
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AN EXCELLENT HOME

ssn Be secured By stating what you want
i,.ss T,m.. ,, Want A. rssn: 4. e M.:'
VII. it and Siii yin s. sent The csss &
slight. - =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-11

BEAUTIFUL s-room brick house, NeIi
modern improvements; gas and e,ec.
tricityl large porehes; over ~ aores
rage; stable and chicken house; desirable
location: about ten minutes drive from
Treasury; convenient to ca the; imms-
preciatsd. A real bargain IsJ.irs a.
5tos N ct. N. w. -
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WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS, Realtor.

BROOKLAND--$7.2 ESQ.
se.utifui detached house. being s.cri.
fioed for quick saisi 7 rooms a bed
rooms ana bath: on q lot l6oxi m.
shade trees. fruit trees, beautiful iaw
garden ana chicken house; large front
porch and double rear porchss; phone
us for appointment before IL IL Too
late; attractive terms.
PARKVIEW-$7,0o0.
Excellently located Groom br,,sr
house.; positively the best value evsr
offered in this section: has INV. a..
cleo. lishts; lot 500 It. deep to alley:
garage space; house 10 In Al oonX,.
ton nswiy pspsrsd throughout, at
IDEAL NORTHEAST SECTION
$4,000.
Herr is . spisndid barvain, modern
home Of . rooms and hath cleo. lint.
Double rear porchss. concrete fron{
chased on very good tsrins
rHER PARTICULARS CALL
. PHILLIPS.
tor.