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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-11
Mt6i9am.
st ire Nars Wnlterium pnfloret

VT ire Vars Ytpttertnm Dpflaret.
Gn Dag / Sftober 1919 ROO en- Slot
Sunoe op at Haas paa 9reooen al
Safe Suron peo 9rlmmono SsIanb,
% man opoaseoe 90, at oct bar Telc
al ct menneifeliat 2egeme, Der bar
Snnoel lagsmaalets Spbap. Wan
fanot oioere, at 2iget bapoe pprct
n%eograpet / Den lsie Sano % of oct
bar al Ell &pinOe, men aler melt Sp.
ltat pafte oct, at 9iget bite iia at
babe ppret UNDER en- fpnbig 9erions
&nip og at enfelte inore Sraaner
Dor f%iernet. H9rmere ltnoerisaelier
gootaioroe, of bet al Sunbene funo.
ne Sig oar al WrS. 6. Is. S~aircbilo
og at oct par opgrapet % itiaalet ira
Samiliens 8rapiteo for of unoerfa.
ties en- eler anben mpitiif llnoeris.
gelie, for oerpaa of ~begrapes / set
lsie Sanolaa. Slere er fsr blepne
arreiterebe iom mistGnft for bette
Sigran, men bier Sang bar man bit
lig at bore paa feilaetigt Sppr. Iu
er NOT Ell I%rreitation foretaeet -
Den iierbe / &Gffcu, iiges Der, = %
man paaitaar at bore paa goo Sci til
at afilsre Ell Sopeoperion, Der Itaar
bag oct belle. Se iibit arreIterebe
Eerioner er Wrs. Hittb 3nuoion oa
benbes 9rober Clifford Sarriion, nu
bocnbe | Bono, 8is.. men pluoielia
ioripunOne ira 9rummono SsIanS
fort eiter at opennGpnte 9ie bar nun.
oct. Solitiet bar enbnu life ilupSet
ole fine Spoaeelier % gepis no al
S9ffen, men Der paaltaaes, at be TO
Ssifenb er Weblem al ell 8anbe, Tom
bar itiaalet 9is for 2Geer ener me.
%oicinife St,ioenter. HGpnte Wrs.
5aircbilb babbe Iibt af Ell noget iieI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-11
S4imotS.

Chicago paa ben breSe Sci. Mn-
talet al 9iitermaal / Goot County,
Der bill iise set iamme iom Chicago,
bar | &egnitabsaaret enbenoe Bite
Sllli aitaget meo benimoo 10000,
meoens Stilsmisiernes gntal ianti.
oig-nar tiltaset | en- iaaoan @rab, at
Der peo Hetten bar gipet libt mere
emo Ell Sfilsmisie for bber fire 8rpl.
upper. Ser bar ialt lioiteot 39,5S8
Observation-Disclosures og bepilget 49,.
DAG Sfilsmisier.
SporOOgnsitreifen oDeritaaet. -
Gbicagos Sporpoene begpnote Scat
til Wsaltoag ieien at rsre paa iig ef.
ter en- Ter Cages Stans, % belle gp.
en- 'funbe ON Worgenen fisre til tit
Irbeioe iom fsr. Se organiiereoe
8etiente bapbe nleb ooerp9loenoe
Waioritet 'antaget BEN al Selifabet
bubte 20 Gents SimeIen. Otter
Streifen er BOG fomnlet BEN panliae
ilire Soie. gpiwret bar reanet no,
at Streifen foiteoe Chicago pier Is
Wtiaioner Dollars / Benge, bportiI
fommer ptte W%enneifelip og npiten
lltoaige foGiteoe 9emmer / oe al ollie
Slags aisretsier operipIotc 8aoer.
Sen "Sitncp- Slaabe", iom / fem 90.
&c uogiorbe Gbicogos pigtiaite
SransportpGien, foripanot ioa at
ligc Hatten ODER. Seller life ben
tiente no9et paa Streifen, paaitoocs
Ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-11
Woutana.
Galgfamp meS 9nftifib. .Suot

SalgldIHp me0 Cnfftttb. Sugb Ut.
8eas al Wiles gitp, oemofratiif
&anoioat for Soreneoe Gtaters sc.
nator, fsrer i'm Salgfamp med 2uit.
ifib iom geforbringsmiboeI. San
iatte ipei ira Selena for to ltaer
Iioen, % ban bar allereoe befaret be
norolige og sitlige 9ele al Staten,
ioet ban bar beisgt 81 Gountper.
9aa meget fort Sio UNDER pirfeIia
&eiie bar ban tilbaselast flere III.
itno Util. Suitriiten err ben bebIte al
ale, erfl9rer ban, oa oct oerpeo bar
bGret BAN mulie paa en- % iamme
Dag at tale | ire e1er fire iorTfieI.
lige 8per, trobs at bisic funbe liaae
100 Wfil eIer mere fra binanoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-11

ben Spgoom, Der lamnebe nisie Or.
gamer, % Here SGger bapoe fsr ben.
oes Spb uotnlt fin itore Snteresie
for Silf9loet. Set eieloer MI at al.
ilpre De Sager og mebicinife Stuben.
ter, iom bar itaaet / Spioien for Sig.
ranet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-11

Of @oterloo gproao' uutoriiercoe for
noaen Sio iiben 9pens Wapor til at
itloerbanoIe meo gierne ON 8ieb al
benne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for at op.
rette ct fonmunalt InlGg, men mo-
gem iaaban Understanding bIep al.
bria t%nbleOet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-11
8inberne iaana ! @arS Count,

Winoerne igang I War0 Nonntg.
Contingent Sobn Susbp melote De
fsrite Gage al lsen fra Winot, at
ginoerne par / fuIb Gang oper belle
@aro Gountp, og at Der arbeibeoeS
Ssnbag iom Wanbag fra Orr til
apeIb for at faa 4ornet ifaaret for
bet blep for ntooent. Sarmerne bap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-11
1et eamIe Sms.

Sonc: Gait 8ole of GUNNER.
Sab pg lurpet, Iibt paa ifatte
Qise peo en- &oienbef =
Ooenfor en- itupbrat gaffe,
Webenfor en- hunter gGf -
Stob ben Stuen, bpor ies trabet
ON iom Gut / Strei % Star,
Sbor nit fsrite gers ies "Iabet"
90 min fsrite Slsite far.
Siben fon1, Ben bleb ina ineber,
Sptten nteb bet lape Sag,
Sipets Strsmeang, bib % pGber,
Srog mig meo / Ss9nets Sag.
ODER @anb og bilbe @ibber
Bar bet, Tom bet funbe bebit.
Sg iaa balte ies omiioer
Neo etiteos Der lau9t / Seit.
"2anbet fleb meb gaeIt os Counting,
Ilting fa8ert, febt os flaot;
Spermano rig iom Sabas 9%rpnring,
Selpbepioit Og - aanosforlabt.
Ilbrig funbe Dog fornemmes
8iennem Ssgnets Sraat og grus
Hoget, iom en- fiGrli9 Stemmes
daloen fra bet npe Slts.
Saa ies tps paa 9rsmmes SraGe
8anrle Sbtten pper bio;
I%oienbGtfen meb; ianlt ale
Ufinoerne fra Gaarens Sib.
Selpe gGften mnatte ilptte
Sou bar ieg ben peb min SCR,
Sg tan Iigge Der og lDtte
Eli oens 2atter mn 1om for.
Sbab ies bill meb bette Strammel2
Ga. bet blep mig bog iaa tiert. -
Seq er blepcn grop og gammeI
90 at glemme er faa ipGrt.
Nu tan Ssft os @aar ba' 1ebc,
Seire Set / fGles Siem.
Scr ben iibite Iftenrsbe
Spler ober mig % benz. =
Ss iaa Tan leg pleie Seffen,
Stl ben bsr bens iibfte Snop,
Sbnse ital pt - ieg og S9ffen =
Sill bet bele frDier op.
Eaar iaa ipebt / Sbets aaabe
gaabe SGf os Sptte itaar.
Stal hi bpile o5 og badbe
Taa en- nh pg paffer Saar.
3iaaI.
Woorin, alta, Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-11
@iseonTn.
Sinbsipg Ranb fprnlsffet.

Inoerion, Der holbtes / Soroarina /
Gountpets SinbSipgeaipl peb Supe-
rior, Dor forleben panbret bort Der.
fra % bar fommen til @ortbern So.
ciiic 9anens Spor, bpor ban blep
operfisrt % brebt. Sorulpffebe bar
60 Iar sammel.
Gire brnfnet oeb &aeine. Gre
9srn briifneoe Ssnbag @itermibbae
/ 8rcpn's 3afe peb &acine, ioet en-
8aab fantrebe, % @iQiam Soil, Ell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-11

Senb Soften" biem til SIaatnineer
% Senner | 8amlelanDet. &un $500
aaret. gn Gbonnent, ipm bar beIsot
Nor9e, Ifrtper til os: "8i fdnbt Here,
font lit Soften" tifenbt % bar eobt till
frebs meb Slabet; De fortalte. at Sc fdnbt
mere Tnt ON Norse | bet END be fauot /
norife Gbiier."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-11

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tor rlo9le
for
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ringer 70
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-11

Roorin, alta, Canada.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-08-11

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or pei il
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for at |
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Evening journal., 1922-08-11

nj over" our auto cocher advised I
\ to take "a cheaper hotel" not,
take IL. because he wanted to insu
us. but because he wanted part o
the loot himself.
Everything In and about Colorad
Springs is owned by someone. Go
has no monopoly on anything bu
the sunset and the thunderstorms
Anyone, by securing a comfortable
seat. can enjoy either of these mani
festations without money and with
out price.
Pixies Peak is reached in two
ways, by a cogwheel railroad, which
charges S5. and by an auto high
way. the OWNERS of which charge
50 per passenger in addition to the
regular schedule of fare. You'd
think the State OF Colorado would
take over the Pixies Peak highway,
but they evidently don't believe in
government ownership here. Any
way. you have TO put up your 50.
Then there is the Garden of the
Gods, known to every traveller. You
hire an auto to drive out seven miles
to the garden" and are informed
en- route that a considerable portion
Of the same, including the mush-
room park" the hanging rock"
and other natural wonders, have
been fenced off by the owner. one
McGurk.
More Half-Dollars.
Well pretty soon you come 10
McGurk. standing in the door of his
toll gate, ready 10 collect four-bits
each from you 10 see his portion Of |
the landscape. but your driver tells |
you to "cut him out" and you do. |
Later in the day you think you |
would like to go out to Cheyenne |
Canyon and the Seven Falls. So you |
hire an auto for the trip, only TO be |
informed that another half-dollar |
per person must be paid 10 the pri- |
vate owner OF the toll road leading |
to the falls and that, having pass
ed this gate, you can walk or drive |
as you prefer. and buy all the SOU
venirs you have money to pay for.
To get the best view of Pixies |
Peak at sunset you should have a |
west suite in the Antler's Hotel. ] /
tried to get one Of these suites by /
telegram from Denver but was in
formed that they were all taken by |
gentlemen in OIL from Tulsa,
Okla.
Not being "a gentleman in OIL"
[ had TO 60 to a lodging house.
where I got a nice room for two of
us for SO. True. we had to walk
Up a couple of flights Of stairs and |
here was no bath. but there was a
gram ophone in the hall. to the music
of which the porter and chamber
maid danced until a late hour. and
t listened just like a cabaret at
1oney Island. We enjoyed 1T very
much.
When we landed at this place we
hought it would be nice to negoti-
tie for an auto drive about the
Evening journal., 1922-08-11

to the transcontinental traveller. No
where else on the continent pos
sibly, are gathered more interesting
natural beauties and wonders than
here.
IL Went Dust"
Like all gold and silver mining
regions, this one presents unlimited
evidence of fonner and fallen great
ness. When Cripple Creek camp
was discovered, little over 20 years
ago, there sprang up, almost over
night, away up there 5000 feet above
Colorado Springs. a wonderful min
ing camp with hotels, opera house.
innumerable dance halls and every
thing.
And presently a wonderful sky
line scenic railroad, called the Grip
pie Creek Short Line, was built from
Colorado Springs, 20 miles away.
When I went over that line 19
years ago. I though it the most
beautiful ride had ever taken. But
Cripple Creek went "bust" and the
line which had cost millions to build,
was abandone and now consists of
a hundred costly bridges and two
Continued on Page Nine.
Evening journal., 1922-08-11

tive and permanent relief from con-
stipatioD. II is the most wonder
full corrective food known. Bran
is not a remedy" but a ''roughage'
that through its mineral salts and
ability 10 absorb water-giving bulk
and moisture-assists in perfect
elimination. We guarantee that II
Kellogg's Bran is eaten regularly
at least two tablespoonfuls daily; in
chronic cases with every meal-that
the sufferer will be relieved perma-
nently! Bran is wonderful for chill
dren. for the aged. for every onel
kellogg's Bran is delicious. It's
nutlike favor greatly adding 10 the
enjoyment OF eating cereals over
which II has been sprinkled. Kel-
logg's Bran makes the fastest of
patches. such as gems. raisin
bread. mullins. macaroons. etc. All
grocers sell Kellogg's Bran.
Evening journal., 1922-08-11

7 legend upon ten thousand prairie
schooners in the long, long trek
across the plains TO oregon and
California in AZ, '4s and 40, and for
a decade afterward the bleaching
bones of a hundred thousand oxen
/ and mules along that trail gave
mute proof OF the tragic alternative.
pixies Peak or Bust" said the Mis-
sourians and for them pike
Peak" was never reached.
Different Now
Today the legend is changed TO
read, pixies Peak AND Bust" for
unless you're we'll lined with the
mazuma of commerce. do not at
tempt the pilgrimage to Colorado
Springs or the Peak. The citizens Of
Colorado Springs have a system Of
toll gathering which has never been
equaled in any part of the world at
any time and which still excites the
admiration of the traveller Trained
in psychology. they seem to know TO
an astonishing degree of accuracy
the financial condition of each ap-
plicant at the city's gates. There
Is one story going the rounds Of a
traveller who pawned his railroad
ticket to pay his hotel bill.
The rates at the Broadmoor-l
that is the regular rates-are.
understand s25 a day, but, of course.
not having stopped there, l do not
know about that. All know is that
after looking me over carefully. not
Ing the size and sartorlal equipment
of the other members of my party
md generally giving us the "once
Evening journal., 1922-08-11

vicinity, say for a couple OF hours
We were promptly informed that
the way to go was to take the cir
Gle trip" that is TO the Garden OF
the Gods" Gave of the Winds, y
South Cheyenne Canyon and home,
about two hours.
A Slight Retreat.
And the charger queried timid-
ly. Twelve dollars" came the re-
ply, but I thought detected a weak
ening of the firm but sweet mouth OF
the landlady as she followed with:
Would that be about right?"
"No," decidedly. at would not be
right" And 80 she promptly drop
ped to SO. If had kept firm, doubt
less we would have obtained our
auto at a quite reasonable price.
That's the Colorado Springs method
simple. pleasant and effective.
Arrived at the "Cave of the
Winds" We were informed by our
driver that it was truly wonderful
and would cost us S1.1O each as It
is owned by private parties"
have read a good deal Of late
about "hoidups of travellers" in
Nowhere else on earth
have 1 ever seen a more thorough
'holdup" system than in Colorado
Springs, but the game shows signs
IF weakening.
on the door of our room was a |
'or two persons" 1 asked the land |
,ard giving the rates at "S5 the day |
ady what that card meant and she |
aid: "Oh. in 1920 everybody. had |
money and those were the prices
THEN. bu. we have had to come
lown since"
At that. Colorado Springs and
Ianitou furnish a most delightful |
nd even thrilling two days recess
Evening journal., 1922-08-11
Spent Fortune in Search

Il spent $500 in 7 years treating
with physicians, some specialists
costing me SO a visit. only 10 at
last say that nothing could be done
for me that I had cancer or ulcers
Of the stomach. I suffered awful
pains in my stomach. but after TAX
ing a few doses OF Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy these all disappeared and
for years am feeling fine" II is
simple. harmless preparation that
removes The catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allays the in
fiammation which causes practically
all stomach, liver and intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money re-
funded. ]. NJ. Eckerd and druggists
everywhere.
Evening journal., 1922-08-11
Constipation Can Be Blamed for
Diabetes and Bright's Disease

And constipation is responsible
Tor most cases OF rheumatism, hard
sning Of the arteries, brain fag, slug
gishness, headaches and many other
organic disturbances Constipation
aastens old age; in fact. authorities
:ell you THAT 90 per cent. OF ALL
HUMAN ILLNESS rs DIRECTLY
rRACEABLE TO CONSTIPATIONi
With knowledge like that can you
stand by and see yourself slipping
physically; see your loved ones fall.
as the prey OF a preventable condi-
lon7 Do not minimize the dangers
u constipation because you are only
slightly" troubled.
Inactivity OF the eliminative pas
age creates toxic conditions which |
penetrate the intestinal walls, POI /
ioning the blood and affecting the
organs.
BRAN-Kellogg' bran. cooked /
ind krum5led-is natures own posi- |
Evening journal., 1922-08-11
For Sore Feet
Peterson'S Ointment

To the millions, Of users of Peter
sons Ointment, Peterson says, Don't
fail TO use il for sore. inflamed, ach-
ing feet; 1t does the work over
night" Best for piles, old sores, &c
zema, itching and pimply skin. AL
druggists. 35c. 6Oc, s1.oO, $3.50
S5OO
Evening journal., 1922-08-11

but Zeb is dead. so why debate it7
Pixies Peak is high enough, 1000
feet above the village OF Manitou
and $4,000 and more above the sea,
and majestic enough, although pos
sibly lacking the beauty of the snow
capped Sierras, but the thing that
has marked Pixies Peak for a cen
tury Or more is that it is the FIRST
mountain seen by the westward
Traveller across the continent.
Pixies Peak or Bust was the
Evening journal., 1922-08-11

has played so
long and con-
spicuous a part
in the develop
ment of our
country.
II was in 1905
that Zeb Pike,
soldier. adven-
turer and trav-
eler, declared
that he saw the
peak from a spot
in what is now
Kansas. / ? 0
miles away. No
one else that I
have known has
been able TO see
the peak from
this distance
Evening journal., 1922-08-11
By w. II. PoRTERFIELD

NO other mountain of North
America is quite so widely known
as Pixies Peak; no other landmark
has inspired quite so many stories
or histories. and no other mountain
Evening star., 1922-01-14

McKEEVER & GOSS,
14O5 Eye Street. Nam %o<.
NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
The last modern home construction home OF
six rooms and BATH beautifully decorated hardwood hoo up
stairs fireplace with electric candles latest
JEFFERSON STREET CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
{ Twosory homed
. 5ssa ssss'a aeusSes % f s % i
end snS sse'a AsnA'
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
Tweve-roo and threebath home; suitable or extensive
or for rooming house; nicely decorated interiors all
heht rooms Priced low $8500 At present bringing in
rv good rental Phone forappontment to inspect 54Z
DAHLGREN TERRACE 10th STREET HEIGHTS
eemns @ n ' neghbod:
and trim garage " p 2 Price
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1hos Eve Street Main 47S2.
l4o' HS mIHBsss xApn1saEor zsrATs BOARD
Evening star., 1922-01-14


FACING Substantial two
story brick: rooms, tiled bath: modern heat;
deep lot to paved alley. Very easy terms.
PRICE ONLY $3.50.
BROOkLAND.
BUNGALOWS rooms, tiled bath: pipeless
furnace: electricity and gas: modern cellar;
lot 4ox1s5. Very low monthly payments.
PRICE, 5000.
TAKOMA PARK.
BUNGALOWS rooms. tiled bath: pipeless
furnace; electricity; lot 501229. PRICE ONLY
$6.95O
PARK VIEW.
$3.50 Cash.
CORNER AT COLUMBIA RD.-Beautiful 2
story tapestry brick. colonial front; 9 rooms,
tiled bath; hot-water heat. electricity; modern
dition: room for garage; facing unfenced sec sec
fion Of Soldiers BONE Park. PRICE, $9,OU
'''' " Main
GARDINER
~ 18th
Evening star., 1922-01-14
FOR sALE-HousEs.
Continued
FOR sALE-H0UsES.
Continued

STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave. NV Main 2424
$780, QUEBEC ST.
k, s:.s se eazss s house % perfect a.ssss ssSs s'' pos ssa and BATH
$o75o WEBSTER ST.
' electric
$15z5o CALVERT ST
sss % ess sfs lights & Assss ss:bs : s ns: s % s: 81; hot
ST. 5000. ON THE HEIGHTS.
s., : lights let s'5 wide nsa. @ ne Ss sns aa IS %
$845o NEW HOMES
1 % fn % the s ts @ ] T. .s S1's % ys % s with hS"s
floors Space for
S14z5o WOODLEY PARK.
@ & & and % Tsa. and
S13 3ooo 18th ST
garage sleeping prciEa "
$115oo COLUMBIA RID.
to Posesso ~
ON PARK RID.
: % ss s'' E :sS: " and amid s s: s::; electric sss ]
STONE & FAIRFAX
Is42 New York Ave. NV. Main 2424.
Evening star., 1922-01-14
BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

CHOICE NE. COR. 9th AND l. STS-lO-R X
brick residence, suitable for storea and apis.
also adjoining residences tow nr'ce and easy
terms. MAKE OFFER. GLOVER D FLATH
Err, 737 18th st. FIR. &a1s
GASOLINE FILLING STATION. lNCLUDlNG
lot rs n. by 40 IT. and building IS It. by
20 IT,. and some accessories.
Tank and pump may he bought or rentec:
Opened 8 months ago. Sales OF gas and OIL
average SIT daily.
4 good opening for a mechanic. 81. 800 cash
takes all. 81. 200 II purchaser prefers to rent
pump and tank. Good southeast location.
SUBURBAN GROCERY STORE
with living rooms. Five-year lease at $50 per
month. Sales average $3.50 weekly. No conf
petition. VIII do much better In summer.
So, $50 cash takes all. Immediate possession.
LOUIS =. SHOEMAKER CO..
14O7 n. Y. ave. NV. Main 1186.
$4,000 WILL BUY A FRAME STORE AND
dwelling 11th st near Pa. ave. Sc; good
location. II. +. LAW. 1913 p ST Sc. 1s.
Evening star., 1922-01-14

BEAUTIFUL CORNER RESIDENCE, FACING
Lincoln Park: eight beautiful rooms and bath;
buyer or agent; built-in garage. 10 18th Sc.
. 15'
CHEVY CHASE, 1884 KANAW'HA ST. HALF
block OF Conn. ave.-Dutch colonial; center
hall plan: rooms; ami: bu!lt-in garage:
open fireplace OWNER Terms very easy. l6s
Evening star., 1922-01-14

open fireplace. OWNER: Terms very easy. IS.
THE FINEST HOME
COMMUNITY
In all Washington is Arms
leigh Park where these
attractive Cottages and
Bungalows dominate the
entire section-insuring fu-
ture character as we'll as the
present.
These Homes are built
the Kite way-and equipped
with the latest improve
ments for housekeeping
comfort and convenience.
$1,000 CASH
is all you need; balance in
moderate monthly pay
ments. Our Mr.. Hamilton
will show you these Homes.
He's at the Park Office
AIS 3oth st.-every day and
evening. Phone Cleveland
I4oo.
Take through cars marked Friendship
n Heights. Somerset, notwithstanding
Of, at WINDOW st. GS.J Just cSsy beyond cieve
Albemarle st..frst stop north OF
Bureau Of Standards.
HARRY A. KITE, -
Owner and Builder.
1514K St. Ph. M. 4846.
ONE GROOM BRICK DWELLING; WATER
bath. reception hall. furnace heat: IS. $50.
Close to all government depts.. splendid loca'
tion, rooms, bath. cellar. Price only $500
THOMAS 2. BROWN. 617 n ct: sw
$27,5oo.oo.
A beautiful home in Wash
ington's most exclusive resi-
Dental neighborhood. Decorated
in excellent taste. Exceptionally
we'll constructed. Twelve rooms
and three baths Give masters
bedrooms). Immediate posses
sion by owner.
$12,5oo.oo.
lust finished. Only one of a
series of houses still for sale. In
the northeast within half a
square of the Capitol. The
best workmanship and material
throughout. Six rooms and bath.
three porches, large rear yard to
alley. Ready for occupancy.
Easy terms can be arranged.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER.
INC,
Frank. 7485.
, o14 18th Street N.W.
l724 CORCORAN ST.
baths and electric lights; 12-foot
alley in rear; 'aRls siR.eos. 60" for garage
Bradley, Beall & Hso,W,ard s,,,E
wilkins bldg. Main 482.
GIRARD NEAR 1sth-owNER WILL SAC
rage. Offer wanted. Franklin . 1900 After
O'Clock and Sunday. Adams 1885: Is.
B. H. Gruver Houses,
Shepherd St. West of I4th.
Immediate gGs:s''.!S1ss g,;:s. .1s. 500 Eight rooms
For sale by any broker Or r. N. VILLAS
i1il Davidson bldg. Main s0z2. ~.
For Sale at a Sacrifice.
Woodley Park.
VIII sell ans large house, all modern con
yenienees. at saelinse a must must h.vs eisa In3
mediate possession. &15, 500. Cleveland 1887
80 Brand-New.
Best Section Petworth.
$3.50. $1,000 Cash.
Easy Monthly Payments.
rhi. exceptionally we'll buflt home has
fun tie 1ss as;, 'sspRs psrsn
r.orrh colonial style); large rear yard; Max
N appointment to sec this real bargain.
DAVIS & STEELE,
1870 New York Ave. -.os
Evening star., 1922-01-14
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.


- VACANT.
Lincoln PARK section, 153 Kentucky ave- Sc.
Modern. substantially built home. six rooms
tiled bath, electric light, furnace. cement
cellar. laundry trays. extra toilet. back
pOrches, front and rear yards; hiEh-class
square. Price, $3.50 Cash. $3.50 and
e86 month includes all payments and in.
terest. 4,5OO 6rst trust on property.
L 2071. NEWSOM, 111O ne.
2Ol CLAIMING ST. N.E.-8 ROOMS, BATH.
detached. with ample ground: newly painted:
Price,, $500. Terms, $500 cash. balance like
rent. FLOYD E. DAVIS. 50l 7th st. s.w. Main
353
COLORED.
Excellent home for small family; i've rooms
and bath; cellar. porches, latrobe heat. gas
light: good lot to alley; on 18th st. ne. Price.
y. $50; $500 cash. balance monthly.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
514-15-18 Bond bldg,
18th and New York ave. Main AZ.