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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26
NOTICE or SALE OF OIL AND
GAS LEASE

Notice is hereby given that the un.
dersigned guardian of Daniel Haley
Walcott under and by virtue of an
order OF the County Court of Carter
county, oklahoma, made on the 2Gth
day of January, 1922, on Thursday
the 2nd day of February, 1929, at
1870 o'clock p. m, of said day in
the county courthouse of Carter coun.
ty Oklahoma, will offer for sale an oil
and gas lease upon the following
described land to-wit.
The north half Of the southwest
quarter, and the north half Of the
southeast quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section 8; and the east
half OF the northwest quarter, and
the west half Of the northeast quar-.
ter, and the southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter, and the west half
OF the northeast quarter of the north.
cast quarter Of section q. all in
township south, range 1 east.
That the lease so offered will be
for term of five years and as long
thereafter as oil or gas is produced
in paying quantities for a casn bonus
and for a royalty of one-eighth of all
oil ana gas produced and saved from
said premises, and that said lease will
be cffered on separate tracts OF parcels
Of said land as may be deemed best.
Right reser"ed to reject any and
all bids.
Witness my hand this the 10Th day
of January, 1922.
ARTHUR WALCOTT,
Guardian.
EpDLEMAN Il SNEED. Attorneys.
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Return Home.

Miss Lavinia Woods and rs.k\rthur
Hall, with little daughter Maria Jane
returned yesterday from Oklahoma
City where they went to attend the
funeral on Saturday, OF Mrs. Roy
Bledsoe. daughter Of Mrs. A. c. Cruce,
Mrs. w. /. Grace. who went to Okla
homa City with other relatives from
Ardmore will remain with her sister
for n time. Other relatives and friends
from Ardmore who attended the funer.
al returned Sunday.
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January q

Knights Of Pythias Minstrel Revue
at Palace Thcater.
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Large Bridge Affair

Honoring Mrs. j. Il. Bailey of Ok
lahoma City who is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. j. C. Copton, Mrs. h. *.
Van Dyne and Mrs. Clopton were joint
hostesses yesterday afternoon to a
large bridge party given in Hotel
Ardmore
game was awarded to Mrs. w. T..
Daiber, who presented it TO Mrs.
Frank Sherwood, bride of this
month and a recent addition TO Ard
more social circles. The honoree was
presented with a guest prize and Miss
Ann Carpenter received consolation
prize. A dainty luncheon was served
to the following guests: Mesdames f..
H. Royer, p. A. Simpson, Won Gosh
orn, C. l.. Anderson. Sam Apple.
James Barron, J. b. Champion. j. r.
Daiber. Robert Gardenhire, w. r..
Poland, Ray Poland, IL. Levy, II. II.
Sayre. W. d. Potter, Edward Calf
w. Seren, G. r. Smith John Teer,
Charles Won Weise w. b. Fell, Wal
ter Young, II. d. Wagner. Frank Ad-
ans. w. A. Wolverton, c. A. Coakley
Bertha Whiteman. T. Y. Morgan, Fan
ME Pearce. Henry Baum, w. c. Mil
Ter, Grace Kelly. Don Cochran, Frank
Sherwood, Robert Briggs, l.. s. Dowd
Kirk Dyer, Fred Ellis, John Gait. Earl
Q. Gray, Frank Helvy, Ernest Hern-
don, Don Lacy. Sol Lowenstein. o.
w. King. Gaylord Nelson, Cecil Dill
angham. William Royer, Frank Scival
~. A. T. West, c. I. Mccain. Simon
Westheimer. Emily Fawlkes and the
Misses Joy Moore, Grace johnson, Eliz-
abeth McCann, Cora Dyer. Madelyn
Colbert, Gladys Scivally and Maria
Smith.
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Social Club Organized
A very novel and original idea has
been the inspiration for a new social
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NOTICE w. q. W. AND W. e..
JOINT INSTALLATION FRIDAY,
JAN. q, 1880 T.. VI. SUPREME OF.
FiCERS ". {. WILL BE WITH Us.
s5.3
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Birthday Party.


Miss Blanch Cox entertained inform
ally at her home. 435 II street. south
west, on Saturday evening, honoring
Miss Rena Strachner whose seventeenth
birthday occurred on that date. Games
and dancing We're enjoyed by the fol
lowing guests The Misses Verda
Jordan. Bessie Strachner. Rena
Strachner Eva Curtiss. Rhoda Cox
Vennle Jordan; Messrs. Erwin, LAYERS,
Joe Payne, Orville Harper, Carl At
kins. Russell Turner.
:. !. !.
Mrs. Gait Dead in Texas.
Word has been received in Ard
more Of the death Wednesday OF
Mrs w. j. Gait of Mt. Vernon. Tex.
who recently underwent an operation
at the Baptist Sanitarum in Dallas
The burial will take place in Mt
Vernon on Thursday. Members OF
the Gait family. who reside in Ard
more. and who will attend the funeral.
are: John, Jim and Lee Gait. broth
ers OF w. j. Gait; Mrs. w. !. Smith
and Mrs. NJ. o. Giddings, sisters of
Mr.. Calf. Mrs. Gait. who was past
90 years of age, has visited in Ard.
more and has II large number of
friends and acquaintances.
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Mrs. Rea Leaves

Mrs. John Rea and little son. Patsy,
who have been the guests of her
mother, Mrs. T. D. Wagner, 900 West
broadway. for several months. will
leave Saturday to join Mr.. Rea in FIT,
Worth, They will go from there to
ri Dorado. Ark, where they are to
rpci1o
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26

Mrs J. +. Bailey who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. j. C. Clopton,
at hotel Ardmore, returned to her
home in Oklahoma city today
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tucker have as
their guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk
Tucker Of Muskogee. Mrs. Tucker
who has been i'll for the past several
months. has entirely recovered. The
trip from Muskogee was made by
motor
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ARTHUR WALCOTT,

EDDLEMAN q SNEED. Attorneys.
published in the Daily Ardmore.
ite January 90 to Feb. /, inc)
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Mrs. Will Morgan, 901 Bixby avenue.
who has been visiting for the past two
months with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fonville. at Holcolm. Miss. Is
expected 10 return home this week.
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Rheumatism.
\ Remarkable Home Treatment
Given by One Who Had II.

In the year Of 1893 | was attacked by
Muscular and Sub-acutc Rheuma atism. |
suffered as only those whO are thus afflict-
ed know, for over three years. tried
remedy after remedy. hut such relief as
obtained was only temporary. Finally,
found treatment that cuEed me com.
rletely. and such piiiful condition has
never returned. I have given IL 10 num-
her who We're terribly afflicted. even bed
ridden, some of them seventy TO eighty
years old. and the results were the same
us In my own ease.
| want every sufferer from any form
Of muscular and subacute dwelling at the
J0nisl rheumatism. 10 try the great value
of my improved Home Treatment" for
It's remarkable healing power. Don't send
cent; simply mail your name and address
and ! will send IL free to try. After you
have used II and II has proven itself TO
br that long -ooked-fur means Of getting
rid Of such forms ~ rheumatism. you may
send the price OF u, one dollar. but bn-
derstand, | do not want your money unless
you are perfectly satisfied to send IT,
Isn't that fairi Why suffer any longer
when relief is thus offered you freey Don {
delay. Write today.
Mark H. Jackson. No. 797H,
Durs,un Bldg. Syracuse. y. Y.
Mr. Jackson is responsible. Above state
ment true
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Social Club Organized

A very novel and original idea has
been the inspiration for a new social
club which was formed recently in
the northwest part of the city and
which met yesterday afternoon at the
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POstpOne Ferndale Review.

On account Of the illness of two OF
the members, Mrs. f. f.. watson, and
+. p. Holder. the meeting Of the Fern
dale Review Club, scheduled for Wed
nesday. has been postponed until next
week
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Here From Amarillo

Mrs. Robert Briggs Of the Poulter
Apartments has as her guest for the
month her mother. Mrs. Frances Low.
ing Of Amarillo, Texas
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26

Miss Anna Sarah Book, Of Tulsa,
is the guest during this week of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. n. Cox, zoos McIish
avenue, southwest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-26

Mrs. Emanuel Lowenstein and little
daughter. Lorena Rose, are spending
the week in Wichita Falls, the guests
of Mrs. ID. Morgan.
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Cabin John Park.

Bungalow, rooms. concrete mn, goo1 hone,
sarale, Conduit road; N.Goo; $50 per No.
IoALiNsoN, lS4 VI ave. FRANKLIN
suB-Dfv. TRAcfs-Low PRICE. EASY
$50 =. roaLiSsoM. istl W. e ave. y, 81. d.
LOT NO. .. l0oI1o0, RD. CONG. 0TUBL
Trees. garden, fruit; $500; fe& cash. ~
NO. ToMLINsoN. 1874 W. ave. H. sol.
PINE sfrE-H0rEl. CLUE. EARoH HOME;
. mi. from white House; fine view TON.
LiNe0N. 1874 Vermont ave. rrankiin Soi.
100 LOTS COUNTRY HoNIs = LIR0I.
sAallt <1svsl, rolling; trsss, river; tsr1e
r0NLIN1oN. le1x Vermont eve. n. spl
Lots M, CONDUIT hD.-ioo n, WIDE,
,,1r3c; sc; z g r; fins eeustsy hc.e.: TON
oF srisss CONDUIT sI. s5 ~ Es' ,,sai! CAIN JON
pef.; hns cellar; gas; sarass; eAiekss
heussi ase sardsnt. pssssssios VITA e..
CO.. Oh . d. ,Ynsiiin stos, Sis
sUNcALow SITES. $50. SSo6-f Lo0K7
nyer canal, trseS flshing. hestine; tsF1a
T0MLINsoN, isll vsrncnt avS. ~. ~.
AAoNIvlcENT NIIHS-LAHdb COUNTY,
roNEiNsoN isSa v:rsoss sw =, 81.
SiNn hUILDINa Tot. 70. HON coz.
TSSiiSios & 81 soeis isss s...scs g. sssf'; ~. s
L6F q. on 66NbUlf 7b.-f5.6o6 ~,
e2r1ne, NM Hsse: -; eer1e rQlu{&
%. ~ SegD94f 80 Ju1118 -
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SPECIAL NOTICES

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: TAKE
notice that the certificate Of sale for
taxes on parts cf Lots and 5. Square 75s.
Washington. ID. e., on the 18th day of
March. 1916 issued to Henry ". Perkins.
has been lost or destroyed: aud that have
applied to the Commissioners. n. G.. to To-
sue TO me a duplicate of said eert'hcate.
HENRY =. PERKINS. alt 2nd ST. ne
noll II Is5
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LEGAL NOTICES.


srPRENE COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court NJ
:o.so2, Administration. This 10 10 give
notice: That the Subscribers Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, have cbtnined, from she
Probate Court ~ the District q Col mbia.
letters Of administration on the estate Of
William r. Freese. late ~ the DIstr ct Of
Columbia. decreased. All persons having
claims against the dsceased are hereby
warned {" EXHIBIT the ssme with the Vourh-
ers thereof, legally authenticated. TO the
subscribers. or before the 18th day Of
October. A. n. 1923: otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefits of said
estate. Given under our hands this nth
dav n November iee2. JOHN WILSON
BROWN. 3rd. ALEXANDER WOLF. Jeni-
fer Bldg. Attest: tseall JAMES TANNER.
Register ef Wills for the District Of co-
lumh:a. Clerk 81 the Probate Court.
NATHAN CAYToN. Attorney.
naii.1s,2s 20i
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Lc1s foR NII1

040 kVA 811ID
ov11teoxrNo vAsnzpozof, I 1gsl1g|
yilI - = ses1.sQs =. ~ = -
ShsiLss ;'ii'si ! .. d's'.'ssss ~ - 80 q:
oAKvIEW, VA.
n sssgs>f beauty e o. sseselss -
- soed tr.nspcrfstiss servirs I'm nens
ssourss; - = ~ tlas II ~ ~ q ~
gnsss: r. c. ists sf -; - ssss 81
THs HARLOW co..
~ l1n q: Nv. Aala 60
sfsr ST.. CAPT. HE1sHrs. ND.-gTvH
lets. 2oxios each: win ssIi eas q sIls
pfies. sz7s each o. q 20 fos an
,. ,. cAnIsr.
CONGRESS HEIoHTs. con. frn AND
hsvisy Ct -. lot soz1co; % ~ snsSs
I. ,. cAsIsr.
or wxBsrER sr., S1rwEBN iTrB AND
isth; Dot 30 ~ sbesf 10 fssf; . ssisst
d this vieisffy 8 ssiiiss fss on. 90 % ~.
eee' - 80 sssss ssss vs'sssss ~ ~
-. '. oARLsI.
81 , q. ~. Yrasklls elkl.
sIyEsAL Ions n GREET WV. SsAa
sss =: ss s.. Tss' q: en- 'i !. - g =
% sasy terms. n intsssstsl call 70 80 p.
?. cAhLDy. s1f , q. owssr q ths sbsvs
SOUTH o. fzKoNI FIRK OF T6E D. 3
o. =. R-ooed for subdivisios and 10
s.sts!si s s.ys.cg...t; .scss y ,srss rnes,
Z. sve. Hsis iies.
RANDALL HIGHLANDS.
. iets nt $3.50 Zach fer ssiek ssis: this b
.1 s'ssssa ~ q hs,6 ys,,s 4 ~ ~ iss1-
SO lsth st, ~. Nais sssaL
TWO LXRGI ions HExR iSfH AID
ysekson sts. fBrooklan1D-s1.oo 900 eaeh-
LoUis p. sHoENAKER. isoT y. Z. Ave-.
y. ". Main iiss.
CONDUIT ROAD. PoroHIo HFiGHfSE
?. sHokNAKER. ltc7 y. 7. ave. n. iise.
o Fl. 81. BET. erH AND TTH-s nnl:,
.ot ~ 7oxso 70 9 loft slleyi S1io
= ahos ~. = M .lssas ~ . co. iSo- - iso
sEvENTH erN. ". MAN TIKo4I
Psrt seheoi-Nies buiidIng lots. east 20
MAKyR. 1901 n. 7. ave. Main iiss.
CONN. AVE. 3. w-ABOUT ~ ACRE;
choice location for hne devslcpnest; front
on three str-~ts $50 900. LOUIS r. SHOE
MAKER. 1907 n. Y. sve. Main iiee
II ACRES on NITfoyAL pEFENsE
Highway: good for sub division: only
81. 900 per acre. LOUIS p. sHOEnAKER.
1907 y. y. Ave. N. W. Main 1ies.
. BLDG. LOTS IN isr COM ZONE, on D
nf. 18Th frontsge cf 80 feet By @ %
,n alley. With plans for bldg. Price q. 30:
subnit ofe,. WiLDhAN D CO.. 9th anf
y. Yn.ktis e<os. ls
coRNER Lor on FULTON sT.-Lock
ton for modern home: near wisccnsin
ave: s6xi<5. Price, Sec ,er n LOUIS r.
SHOEMAKER. 1901 y. y. ave. Main liss.
TAKONL PARK HICKORY AvE.-LARou
lo- 57x15o: only 81 700: -erms. LofT's
p. sHoENAKER. 1So7 y. z. Avs- y. ".
LARGE LoT NEAR nth AND ofRARD.
tBrcskisndi-si.Bo 800. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER. 1907 n. Y. Ave. Main iiss.
on BELT RD NEAR c. @. CIRCLE. YfSI
bldg. lot. with water. sewss ana gas. "a
ished street. A No. I nel.bborhool. sfss
quick sale 81 500 cash. wILDNAN q co.,
9th and n. yr.nkiin eos. fiS
sHERRiER PLArE "A. CHAIN FRIDGE
"a rooms; modern. s7.T5o. LoUIs p.
SHOEMAKER. l407 y. r ave Main 1Ie1.
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DANCING.

Nh. PENBERToT. PoRMER n, Z. WIN
ter Gardse star. partner 10 certrsls Heff-
man, Mae Murrsy; lesecps In an sfylss Of
dancing. Studio. 1850 Bntncrs-, osl. 2po2.
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Taknma PM.

TAKoNA PARK-New bungalow: ave rms.
snd bath; attic; cellar; modern heating
plant; electric lights: oak floors: open nre-
place. $1,000 cash required. Price 50. 500.
NcEEEyER & GOSS. l4I5 Eye st. Nain
f7se e44
ONE OF TIE PRETTIEST HOMES IN
Takoma Park, Of seven rooms and bath;
IN large corner lot. with two dozen shade
trees. fruit. towers and shrubbery; is within
walking distance Of the 18th St car line.
snd has garage; house IL screened and
weather-strlpped throughout and Is equipped
with a very efficient vapor heating system;
front. side. resr and large sleeEing porches;
hardwood foors ard trim. and electricity.
Price. s11.50n SHANNON & LUCHs. Tl3
l4'h ~ Main 23i5.
TAKONA PARK NEAR SCHOOLS RMS
large lot: fruit shade modern garage.
s12- s0n. LOUIS r SHOEMAKER 1907 y.
". ave Main 1853
nSKOMA PARK-A DETACHED FRAME
- "f seven rooms and 10Th. basement;
Nsrt snd side porches. sleeping porch: sli.
Pncdfrn improvements. yapor beat. screened
Z md metfl weather stripped garage. shade
trees Price si1 30 MrKEEvER & GOsS
|li'1 -" - Main asa.
TAK0MA PARK $40 no
S>--~'' ave Srms h.: ami; Al ron
fr'c- L. sANsBCRI CO.. 1915 { st
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FLORIDA.

FLORIDA.
Miami Section.
Thr fsstsst growing. beet sdverti,ed s-e
tion In the rropirai Zone Of the U. o. oners
splendid opportunities to the investor. the
homeseeker and tourist.
The Tamiami Trail.
Now under construction. from Miami 10
Fort Myes, when completed viii b the
most Travelled hard surfaced boulevard In
the South; being the connecting link between
the Atlantic 0cean ss1 the Gulf cf Nexico.
ss everyone uho gces 10 Miami Win vnnt
versa.
West Miami.
West Miami 10 to bs opened sbcut Jsa
lst, .s2s. To he situated on the 1sniani
Trail. ten miles west OF Miami. We ara
Offering nov . LIMITED number Of lots in
this suburb at very low prices. and very
essy terms: and With each purchase give
profit -eearins shares equal 10 the smount
Of the purchns~. FREE
deveicpment company and will plant grape
fruit. orange and avocado groves. and win
grow all kinds Of winter vegetables On same
land, while the groves are maturing. and
the share holders In the corpora tion viii
pa rticipste in all the profits Of the Corpora
tioh-
Enjoy Life
In the Tropical Belt of Florida wher, the
days are warm and sunny In the winter.
and comfortably cool In the summer; where
flowers bloom and Tropical fruits flourish
and ripen every month In the year: where
yoi can the In the Gulf Stream. motor on
the beach or boulevards; fish In the rivers,
hay or ocean; or shoot On the Hwerriade
forests any day In the year
Full particulars for the sale II these lots
and all Information desired can be obtained
at this Office.
P. F. CARLEY,
Exclusive Agent
slI Z ST. ~. W. FR. siss.
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FARMS

NoxTGoNnRY ooUNTY, ABOUT q
niles nerfhvut of whies Rs.ss-ioo
sssSs E s:i=2svss; sse - ssss Loyn z.
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p. F. CARLEY.
p. F. CARLEY

p. F. CARLEY
REAL ESTATE '
PErwoRTH-Dslishtful. tapestry bries
tveliins. rooms and hath. n. ". H.:
gas and slee-; strictly white neishborsos1:
2-car capacity Garsge. and other indiridunl
seed fsstusssi pries s,o.soo.
bssut1fui tapestry brick home. . rooms ava
eefh, spees for Ear.ge. well built and az
eeuv.g assasssd; H. ". T. and Eiee,;
o. 21od st. n. w., s-ssory srich building.
10 rooms. n. ". n. and Eiee; near 81.
sr.i seseeis; innedists po.session; pries.
Pine brick building, rcoms ana .tor.,
H. W. II. and Klee.: space for Fnrafe; Do.
''ss'ss vith title; pnns. sit.sco.
On Krsner st n. T.. colonial briei hou...
rooms and bsth: price. 500. Small casa
On . st. n. o., sr1ck dveii,r. L. h~.,
res and electrieity; rOoms: 2-csr FarSrr:
IN splsbdid ecpditioa: price, 1850; casa,
sLsooi attractive terms
On 10th IT. Q. W. rooms. Z. heat: pric.
$500; very small cash payment: bsi.bc,.
a., = sss-e.r espeeiv garages h ths r,sr Of
p. F. CARLEY
SIT =. ST. n. W. FRANKLIN eiss
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ZINE FRODM & RATH BRICK RESI-
dence: fur beat; gas; front porch; space
= e'o: $1,000 c-sb. wU.pMAN & 90.
Pth a n. Tr s4'f 53i
coon PTTY ANO POSSFSSrON WILL RE
given: @-storv h-irt: rms. hath: hot
rstsr host gas: in god rond Price,
r. Tsn- vTLpMAN & 20. ath & II VI
'+os. saa
EoPTH rnTCMRTA uErCHTS. pt~DorrH
sT.-Figh' rorrs and bath and eyt-a Iav-
Sforv: frunt AMI rear rorcho<. hardwood
|~hiS. Screens ari awnings. fwo-car ga
pee Price. s14 nNn N~KFFvER & G0SS
lis Eve 81 Nain l752
~ ARKANSAS AVE- DETACHED FRAME
houSe ~ roo-nS - bNdroomsl: and hath:
riar md r0Hred attic: frort rear md s'esp-
hg pnrrhss. hot-wstrr boat: eIectriritv:
srdwoof fnorS a7f trim: screens: lot
-f vs-v attr7~fi-c tvpa P-i~N. st3 7sn
si7 ea45
SIX -PonW AVD PNTU HOMr NJ 18TH
u-Having nu IstHSt Trnnrnvrment. In
rd'~g sie~friritv snd -as: frort md double
Pck n"-ChoS: ha-dwNod Fnors AMI trim and
rtwa'~r beat TN- hn--N T. scr~er~d snd
"7-a~s p-ica. 81. so SHANNON
L'FVS ~ 1ifh 81 NV Main 23tS
FINE LITTLE HOWE. NEAR CAR LINE;
hrirk, rms. hath frr h gas front &
TO \ wITDN'N . 20 S0I 9th st.
FraHkli7 ft0f Franklin s1GT sol
VERY DFSTR tRT.y T0C'--n HOWE
~ brick rnnSfrvctior irst wess ~ I4th st
Z rooms ani hath - hedroor1sN: ts ore
the finest and most reasonably priced
n"s now on ~" m.-k~t IN this locality:
rsr haS all modern inprovsmants. such 80
Pctrtrffv snd gas hardwood fonrs and.
~ vapnr heat. snd front porch: heau-
pi glass ir~iossH s'se7InS saf hreak,sst
-chss which raks In reality ro~ns 10
rrh t"ws-f NATIVE 'his . wonderful buv.
81 Nv. Ms'n e345.
bME-IN EXCELLENT CONDITION AND
n hpsutifr' heights. having eight rooms
hath Cfnur bedrcomsl: ~ brick COZ
uction: hss .ll of the most modern i'm
hvensnfs: electricity and gas: hot-watst
%. ard hardwood hoors and trim: the
rsn e earirned with awnings and IL priced
rock bottom onIv Tor speedy purchaser.
~s SO $50 sHaVNON L LUCHS T13
st. NV. Nsin c7+5.
sTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS; 1890
orth Of Psrk road. and just OF 18th ST..
exceptionally good value. Groom colonial
pc; h. W h.. eiect light; front and rear
h: god back yard. Attractive terms
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS.
GOOD COLONIAL BRICK HOTSF-sIH
pons and bath: fur heat: gas: front and
porrh~S; good condition. possession 20
= Price. $3.50: s75a cash \ v
OMAN & CO.. sol 9th St NV. Fr.
FIR s1s7. 604
PINE BRICK COLONIAL HOUsE-sIX
Poms and hath: fur heat; gas; brick
aEe. front and r~sr porches- Price.
%: H.S0 cash- n y wILDMsN &
SOL 9th st. W.. Fr- 6io6. ". s16I.
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stEAL ESiAiE con SALE
Woodley I,Hxk.

~ WOVM1ES 1M&1e 2.
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szx.aoox AND @ stzs ;g.,. ss.Cx soUss @.
and Double rsar porehes; scfssnsd: statioaary
tuhs; apacs for gssaes; imne4iste poee3ellee.
Price. ~ 30: tsrnG HHANN0N = LUoHA
10 tzth ~ NJ. Nsia 1e1S.
WISCONSIN AVE. NEAR CATHEDRAL
I semi-detached house: 0 rms: baths;
h.w.h.; gas; elec.; 4-car range; lot 30x151
n. Priee eis.Bo0. 0ATEWo0D 3. BEN
NETT. 200 ccntIaentsl Trust Bl1s.
woopLBy PARK-on sxeinsivs connee-
ticut avenue: new home of eight Rooms
ane three baths; nsid's recm: eoubls
euheiy modern: new. Price. e27.ooo. Ne
KEEvEs q Goss. iSis nys ct. Main t7u1
M1
MEAN wARpnAN rARK HOTEL. SUE
stsntiaIly built. ecnfortsbla home Of -
cellar; poech aersss fsset Il house; al
.,ss:s. .sss ';ss';s wss,s ~, =:
MEDIATE iaspsetisa. Pr,ss Sis.o6o. He.
kEEvnR = Goss. itis Eye st. n.y. Main
S5s4 ss7S
oNu ov rHH MOST ATTRACTIVE HoNBp
W hsvs 9 cor iarse hat Of hesutifsl
henes; located 20 this popular street; b .
ssetios . rising vsiues. brick eonstsuetios.
ssvsp rooms tfouf tedroomsI three esapisto
baths. front and doubie rear porehss. 60.
eysts cellar; Oh modern s9peintnenta sD1
attractive thFoughout: tvo-car ssssee. bsel.
tffsi shade tress. Price sc2.soo, NckEyyHD
q GOsS. i4f5 Eye st. NV. Main l,s1
VERY WELL LOCATED. ROW BRICK.
tvo-family dat. in fyst-ciass condition;
has ssparate yard and furnaces and ~
house bas double rear oorches :ope apart
ment q of four rooms and hath snd the
other Of Eve rooms ana bath: suitabie terms
can BE- arranged. Price. $500, SHANNON
4 LucHs. 1ls 1xth st. NV. Main 2Sz5.
sIx-RooM-AND-B sEMI-DErAcHEp
brick house with space for garage: two
stories sud cellar; Q rooms and bath: hot
water heat; electricity and gas: hardwood
doors and trim: colonial front porch; imme.
4 LucHs. 7ls itth IT. NV. Msis 2s<s.
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PINE BRICK COLONIAL HOUsE-sIN
Poms and hath: fur. heat; gas; brick
tEe: front and r~ar porche>. Price.
{oo: H.S0 cash. n y wILDMsN &
SOL 9th St w.. Fr- sio6. Fr. s16I.
6l1
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Six-Poo AND PNTTT HONr M 18th
| r-Havtng nU IstHSt irn0rovpmen.- IN
|rd'-g sie~'riritv snd -as: frort md double
Pck nHrChNS: ka-dwood Fnors AMI trim. and
~ water beat T7N~ h0-,N T. srr~srsd and
p "7-a~s p-ica SrT 500 SHANNON
tFFVS 80 1ffh - Nv Main 9atS
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|ETH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS: 81. 300
Forth Of Psrk road. and just of 18th ST..
exceptionally good value. Groom colonial
pc; h. W h.. EJECT light; front and rear
IN: god beck yard. Attractive terms
WILLIAM S PHILLIPS
pho,o OaN lH0O
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES

NEAR DELAWARE AVE. q CANAL 1T.
se.-About $1,000 square feet at CO., n.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1907 n. Y. ave.
Main l166.
ON D. q o. R. r. AT BETHEsDA, AND
near Rockville Pike and car lIne-About
iS5,ooo square feet: suitable for Lumbar
yard CT other like purpose. Price, t15. 900.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1<o1 n. 7. ave
Main 1166.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

FIRST TRUST LoANa MADE on IN.
proved d. c. rsal estate or for buildins;
prevailing rate ef interest and eonnissioa.
LOUIS ?. sHoEhAKER. iSo7 n. 7. ave.