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CHEVY CHASE 80 So
Inst two hie'ks h<vosc ne Bsr>sr q
Standards sftrrrtiv< f~c b~<recs tunfa.
low; b-itk srr~frncfisr sir< ~ Dor tcxit1.
rrsrdinf am9i~ fsrk< <rsr<. Hce>< q
thoroughly modern and a. s1cn<sf ROAD
lights: spscisrs frssf i-srrk: -srshhsr, AZ.
trretIss terms w. =. Phillip. i<s
n. Y. ave. Main <ero
CHEVY CHASE n. G.
New eoicuini hame fdetrch<c). refr crr.-
ave. 2. and ? b. wide c~nt~r hall. b-rrk,
lag porrhs.. asrsrs 20 psteh hss,<. pues
BENNETT see osut- IT.. nl1s. Nsln eae<
rHEyY CHASE. 70. CO sTORfEs. At.
tic; bri~ks rms: h.s lear frnrss
sff eco TlIOs. J. FffGER a CO.. INC.
7ss isth 81. Nv. MAJ. essc.
CHEVY cHAsE. D. G.. Of sockLrS 81.
west % Cssn ave.-e rmss bdrms.;
sleeping porch; iot - a. frort; $1,000.
rios. ,. FISHER CO.. INC, Tss isu
- NV. Main eS3n
CHEVY CHASE. Nd ROOMS: BED
Ioomf: elrc.. h.-w-h-: prfcs fi2.soo. TH0e
!. FISHER a CO.. INC. Tss isth 1T No.
Main 6s3o.
PRACTICALLY NEW HoUer ovrnLooT.
Tag Ro~k creet Pnrk; rcsus ant hath:
servants room and toilet in cellar: iaundry;
hot-wster heat: ele~tricitys fns: hardwood
hoors snd trim: screened si~epinf porches;
scr--ued breakfast Porrhs butltin fe-srs:
terms. sH1NNoS a LUcHs. IA istA o.
nS Main zsfa.
$500
ressenden st-D-tsehe<: large rcous
and hath; h.-~h.: siee.; roo. for farsfs:
one square car.
$3.50
AfhermsFle a. A A..
iiFhtfui rooms sud hath: hwh; sIse.; room
far garage; hwd. e.: beautiful
S11,500
keokuk. near Com. ave.-six spacious
rooms snd hath; h.-~h.; cleo; ro~s ~
EsraEs; perfect cosdition.
S15,750
On Leland st. Chevy Chase Md-sftrse-
tive . rooms and baths: h.-wA: ese;
center hsll pisn; nvins room Isrzs; arc
WILLIAM X. HARTUNG
Hos 18th 81. nv. PhoB. E1chsnrs Msia sT.-
HOME OF TIE ATTRACTIVE cHSTrR
hall pisn. strikinGiy heated on q lot 70
feet wide; there are = rooms and bath "a
bedroemsl: unusually lHrre living room:
y ide front D"rch: hot water heat: slertrieity:
gas; hardwood boors HBd trim: this 10 a
P'Acticslly new houss. Ia FOOD ecnditiou sud
mny DO b9uEht 90 terms ~ desired; prize
1880. SHANNON a LUCBs. 7iS l4th
=. nv. hsin $50.
NEW BUNGALOW or ROOMS 1SD
hath. on lst 45rJ2s feet: large front porch:
one ips furnace: electricity: fss: hardwood
Eoars Hnd trim; open fireplace IN living ROOM:
srr~ens: immediate possession; price 80 800.
SHANNON IUCHs. 7ls i4th ST. NJ.
Main 2B4h
asTH AND BRANDYwINE sT., CHEVY
chase-A b-HutifBi b-ro0m buneslo-..
h. VIII: e,ectrie lights: In erreIlens eondi-
iion; prire -. ygn wIIlDMAN A co o.
u. frsnkHn Stos.
RICHMOND PARK-sls $50
luis Lone eau h. purchased 90 basis
sl.SO ossh aud monthly payments -FsI
HttuetiSs design. beautifully iJrsteI.
rooms ~ hsdrnamsl. complete bati. %
Fireplace: hardwood noo1r aad
throughout: inclo~ad sleeping yorf-h. b. y
rl~c. liEhu: large BOT aud huiit-in "a
Investigate a once. wM. =. PHIL
1903 \. Y. nv Main 46Oo
LOCATED LESS TRAN BfyoCR VI
Connecticut avenue-Nin< rooms and
baths: ant: hardwood noorr and trin
screened throughout: lot With 1Oo-foot frou j
are hy 1s7 feet dee9. Price tiS00o Nc
EEEvER Goss. 1905 Eye Of. nv. Main
tT62 s.s-i
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P. F. CARLEY,

BUSINESS OPPORTUNlIlES-DR GOODS
store for sale: stock. fixtures and building:
paying business: Established IL years: owner
retiring. Special buy $1,000 cash required;
reasonable terms on balance. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER ;IO7 y. Y ave Main lI66
RA4
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JUST orr NORTH cart. ST--ss. go: :
rms; bath; furnace: elect: rarare; 81 so
cash. Main 1901. DAVID y. BARRY. 1907
y - NV
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INSURANCE


FiRE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE CLASS NEH.
Elsry insurance. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER
1907 ave NaiB 1888 Inauirs
e, F''Infr
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES

APARTMENT HOUSE APARTMENTS
Of rooms & hath: splendidly built mod
ern can be turned into 8 apis Of 3 room,
4 bath Price very how. @. s BENNETT
500 Cont. Trust RIfg Main 6I94
ROoming honse with - rooms: an excel.
lent !ocstion Near Washington Circle. Would
be Use Investment Act quickly Price
So 500.
DAVID = BARRY.
1901 1t. NV. Main 1901
ss.Ooo: APT BLDG or FMS AND
bath esch; near sth II SITS ne: rented
at $3.50 Q month: tenants furnish he's;
DAVID BARRY. 1907 ST Main 1901
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Mr.. 10TH & y. Y. AvI Nw.--srITABIE
for gas station: facing two streets:
This kind hard to find; price SIi.JO0. WILD
MAN CO.. 9Th & II. Franklin 64O6
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Mr.. 9TH AND II NV.

Vacant: large store; . apis. above; one
o. the best business stands downtown; price
$50 mo WIT.DMAN 4 CO.. 9th and H.
Franklin 6406 ~
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B.OOmingdale.

BI.0ONiNGDALE-ST.5 500
$1,000 rash and easy monthly psyn~nfs
will give you Immediate Posse.sien 81 this
fine hri'k home: erreiientiy located. in the
prettiest part % BloouinEdsle: q rccms:
modern heating plant: elec. hrh's and other
up TO date features. Don't fail TO tnve.-
'iEste. WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS. 1903 "
Y ave Main aeon
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BLooNlNGDAIE-s RMS. Ar: FUR. n;
gas: price. $4,000: $4,000 cash. WILD
MAN a co, 9th and las
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$4,000

Y1o,OVO
lsIR 81 Near Monroe st.-sstosy birch
tric lights Deep lot 20 vide alley. wiz
make rezsonsble terms
$11,250
Spring Road bet 18Th 18th st.-wen.
tAilt 2-sfory brick dwelling: O isrrs rcoms
4 bath. ruelo-ed sleeping porch 4 brest.
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
NJ ith Of. NV. Main 42-ss
on MONROE ST. NEAR i4TU.-A q
room brick; h.s.h.; large yard; siey IN
rear: price. IS. 800. Reasonable terms. WILD
MAN CO., 9th II. Frsntlin s40s. 2a7
HoIMEAD PLACE. close TO 18Th 4 PARK
I'd q stories: brick rms; b.: 50. 500
rens FIsHER. 7as 18th At N. ESQ
NEWTON ST. IVA s-sToRY. io-Ro0M
brick with h.-w.h.: electric lifhts; in
hrst-claSs condition: 50 500: easy terms
wII.DMAN CO.. 9th & n. Fr 6aOs. 273
on GIRARD ST, NEAR i4TH y. W A
2story. 7room brick: n. m (. Price
64O6 90
on nth ST. NEAR PARK ROAD y. W.
2-st"ry. 6-r'pm brick. b. W. a., EAs
light: an excellent buy. Prize 81 900; easy
G40G aas
PERRY ST. list WEST or ifTR TT
How brick house Of rooms and bath;
furnaer heat; electrfcIty: gas: hardwood
hoor. and trim: front and double rear ?or-
shfs Price: 900: po,session; terma
SHANNON a LUCHs. ms 18th 81. nv.
wan 2sfH.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-ss $50.
Comfortable modern home. most attrae-
tive built of tapestry brick 9 rooms: h.-wh;
-iec. lights: enclosed sleeping porch: large
front porch: la niwooi noors: bnilt-In re-
frigerHtor; laundry equipment, aud many
other attractive features. ExreIIent terms
VA y. PHILLIPS. 1909 n. Y. ave. Main
iG0a.
sE mid .r1 ,I BRICK norsn or SIX
toilet .nd s,sfIo,srr mr.. ~, - 80.
electricity: s,s. b,,dro"d noo-, 80 ,r,,.
: :. sandl,,e3: Suiit:in rsr.rs. Price.
=. u,,n ss,s a LOShS' 'iS ltth 81
asta -a.s:
Nh nl,ct Sdo.. % NV rwo,r "a TLAT;
ern improvements; nuIshed room ma shaws,
In cellar: front aud douhi. rear porcbe,:
. pa for rsr.se: property is ssout |. year.
II'I,us 5,s ,I,n -, -. a.NoN .
,"s5o1;T.- = - -.
SiuhiEs AND bAShMENT; 10 RMS.
500 cash wIIDnIy 40 eo s s,S ..o;
VI s4Oa IS
TOI TTURII TTIGTTTS sII roo --
I.,.,'I = Iii,S sil,"o.
y~ni~nt to i4th st. car line: barge s-.,Or,
sn@k resid-nce Containing 10 rooms and
~ ~ ~ nslre h-M.h,' etec.
-, o.. -. NJ .', :" P-Nru h ,,y
= pItiII itsS S.no :. - ~ ~ u
,,T,>.,.,- - - - si aH w,
a M"NEl NAMING afAhiLN HOUSE,. IN
Ihr Hght I"catl"n' rooms and : baths;
Airhrn~tr 90 rsch moor; steam heat; In
'ahthhN"ns hot heater; hardwood
n'Ht Srr-n'' ia s~m"nt suitable Tor jan-
lt"r Quarters. This Is m attractive prOpO-
lii - a. a., =" 20, 80, tstms
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Columbia Heights.

COLUMBIA HElGlITS-Sl5.5 500
On 18th st. near Meridian st-Large O.
room home; coBtaininr . baths: h.-w.h.:
elHc. lights: concrete front porch aud double
rear pOrch. deep lot to alley: doubl. brick
garage. TIL" present owner il now occupy
Ing the first and second hOOr and receives
and Income Of $50 per month from the third
floor. This house eau be easily converted
into business property. Attractive terms
WA. :. PHILLIPS. IiO3 y. Y. ave. Main
4eibN
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II ST. Mr.. 5TH Sw-Gror bus: $3.50;
- per mo rent; terms cash. WHITMAN
4 20. oh = VI Franklin s4Gs %
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P. F. CARLEY,

Phi Fr. 6153 ST. 81. nv.
So. 5Oo--Gar3Ee Accessory & Paint Bust
ness, uptown. NV; capacity 90 cars; 5-yr
lease; very good income: must sell at sac
rihce
s1.5OO-Grocery. sw.: store; rooms;
hwh. gas: 3yr. lease; rent, So. so.
So 20O-Grocery & Market. ne: store, 5
rooms, bath. very good income: rental, with
lease. $50 90.
50 aOO--Grocery & Meats. sw; rooms 4
garage: capacity cars: 5-yr. lease; rent,
sGN nn
So 000-Grocary. downtown. NV: wonder
ful income: rental. with lease. 5000.
81 .4O0-G rocpTy & Meats. sw: store; S
rooms cellar: must sell n sacrifice; rental.
with lease. $50 5d.
rooms; garage: lah'pbe heat; gas: stock
fixtures: must sell sacrifice.
So O@-Hariware. Paints. varnishes 4
House Furnish nEs: downtown: roums h
store room: 5yr lease: also fixtures. stork
at inventory: must sell at sacrifice: owner
leaving town: rrnt. s175.OO.
So. S00-IIotel. Pa ave NV; Is rooms &
several baths: good Income: rental Nth
lease 5000 %
$50 n-Lunchroom. 1lth ST NV: doing
good business: lease with rental, sli25n.
S3,5JO-Luucarocm. uptown. NV: 2 stores
several rooms excellent business: mast
ell az sacrifice: owner leaving country;
rent. sI2j.OO
Phi Fr. 6lJ3 fI7 e st Lw
p. F. CARIEY,
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BUSINESS PROPERTIES
$500.

$500.
9th st se.-BUsinPSs corner near Navy
Yard: business always good here
JOHN r. DONOHOE & SONS.
Sl4 Pa ave. -
I4TH STREET PROPERTIES
Apply
Thomas r. Petty 2OI3 I4th st NV. n 4I5s
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$4,000

Fla. ave. NV. mr.. 1st st-Two-story
brick dwelling ruoms and hath: h-wh;
terms
CLARENCE F. WEIGH
az lrh 81 nv. Main s2-sa.
Member Washington Real Estate Board.
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OXFORD u.IsIs so

rms; b.: AMI: sleeping porch: doubls
gnrsre.
y. L. sANsBURY q 90. ius Of. NJ 800
CHEVY CHASE-STrCCo HOME. CON-
1letelN dstsrh~d on large lot: spa -tors
side porch: has eight we'll ventilated rooms
snd bath; CELLAR. modern heating plant:
hardwood honrS and eiertrirtfV- Farars.
.srly poSs-ssion. Price. SIS. Ooo NcKEEvER
4 GOss. 1905 Eye -. nv. Hsin t7s2
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North Columbia Heights.

THIS HOME Is BIT TWO YEARS OLD
and in perfect condition: brict canStruc
tion with concrete front and rear porchAs:
Sir rooms and hath jtiledl: garage Price.
si"-" Phone MS for appointment TO In
sp-ct NcKEEVER a GOSs. 1905 Eve st
rw Nsin iT59 2ss-s
CHARMING HOME or SEVEN WELL Ar.
ranged rooms; modern: bath; extra lava
trv: front. rear and sleeping pnrch.s: bot
wster heat: electric lights: hardwood doors
and trim: 2-csr garsgp Price only sIl go:
on convenient terms Won can End no bet.
ter h"v In this section. MrKEEVER 4 GOSS
1908 Eve ST nv Main 4T02 5l-s
bath bui't-in garage: concrete front and
lower rear porch; sleeping porch second
nnfr hiss hot watet heat: electric lights:
hardwood floors aud trim: basement offered
~ the reasonable price Of SO. $50 Nc
kFENER & GnSS. l4a5 I've St NV Msin
SO a1s
BRAND NEW HOUSE. MODERN IN EVERY
detail: uttrnrtive'y plsnned and 10 q seq
bath: concrete front porch doubie rear por
hes: space for GARAGE Price Of 81. 500 is
right: terms SHANNON & LIICHs 7lS
1tth 1t nw Main 2S+s
NORTH CoT.UNrrA HEtnHr>-sioT,o
deure; attractive In sppesraure: inst ons
biloxi ~ 14th ~. car: g rooms; spacious 'front.'
snf rear rorrhes: inclo.ed sleeping perrh:
b VII slec lights: hardwood hoors: deep
lot &c alley: ample garage space. House Il
vacant and immediate po~session NAV Be-
ohtstned Easy terms WI \ pHITIIPS
l<oe ave haiu 600
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rHENY CHAsE-HnITnW TIIT NIX. ,
BEAUTIFUL sTucoo RESIDENCE ONLY

BEAUTIFUL srUcOo RESIDENCE ONLY
short distance from Connecticut
ave, IN oae 81 TIE 9r~ttirSt psrts q Chevy
Ttsse; ro1ms and hath % bedro1usi
o~ilsr sud attic: hot-wstsr heat: eiectricity:
hardwood floors and trim: recently painted
inside and ont. and pspered: apsn Ere
piaSe%' metal weatherstrips: screens ara
sNninES: s-cnr EsrHEe; srfisficsily developed
grounds in shruhl-ry aud planting: lot
~lNls5 feet. Price, Sls.asa. SHANNON a
IrIHS. us itth -. nv. Msin 23Es
EIGHT ROOMS AND TWO COMrLETi
baths; frsnt and resr porrhes. inrludirt
sleeping porch; nicely Decorated walls win
elertric fixtures % choice design; hot-wai.'
beat: Earage. Prir- r-dnr~d 20 Sli 30 .
c1ect early sale. MSKEEYER a CosS I4G
Eye ~. nv. Main 4Ta2 lSa-2
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Randolph. near Isf nw-e NIB: rrc. han;
col. porch; how'd. throughout: h-wh: .l.e
SS5oo; terms. wldmsn a Co. 9th ana r.
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LOCATED LESS TRAN BIJoCR ~
Connecticut avenue-Nin< rooms and \
baths: amt: hardwood noorr and trfn
screened throughout: lot With 10o-foot frou
are nv 1s7 feet deeo. Price. sis.e0o Ne
KEENER GOSS. 1905 Eye Of. NV Main
STS2 ga.
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$500

III i'm II NV. Main 4. -
Member Washington Real Estate Baa I'd
3nl
THOROUGHLY MODERN AND rARTICu.
larry desirable house on lot containing
over 5000 square feet ~ ground; there are
tricity. gas: hardwood Hears and trim: sarv
ants toilet; laundry tubs: attic; weather
stripping. screens: built-in garage: the prnp
'riy l. In eNcrllent condition and a neigh
'~rhnNI that is altogether favorable; pric.
sl2'm. SHANNON Il LuCIIs. TI3 18th st
"w Vain 22il.
SEMI DETACHED: SIN ROOMS: TrIrD
tubs in basement: good heating plant; cleo.
trir lights: hardwood floors aud .rim Price
50. 900. McKEENER 4 GOSS 1905 Eve II
NV. Main I752 265
SIN ROOMS AND BATH; TWO SLEEPING
porches; front ISrch; electric lights; hard-
wood floors and trim: good heating plant;
""w roof: space for garage; a few doors
from 18th At car line. Price. 1000 Nc
REENER & GoSS. 1905 Eye ut. NV Nal,
'i7I2 Ills
ONE of THE PRETTIEsT HOMES IN
this section: convenient to 18th st. car
line; Is sami-detached: has six rooms and
hath: glassed In porchss: porch across front
and trim choice electric fixtures: garage;
an he b"rght on convenient terms. Price
sle,5on. McKEENER h GoSs. 1905 Eye 1t
Wv Msiu tIle el3-s
roI.. RID. Mr.. 18th; s-ST0RY BR.; 10
rms. & h: h.-w.n.; elect: gar space;
haths: prize $4,000. wlLDMAN CO.
- " sts. Fr. 6i06. 1872
y nth ST. NEAR HARVARD ST. y. W
- 2-s'Ory. i0-room brick. h. W h. plac'r'c
ights; in excellent conditi"H. Price sI3 500
"";'"s 20 sn't. wITDMAN & co. 9th & II
W si0s ssl
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

CHAPLIN, Mr.. 14TH NW.-TwO-F AIIILY
nat. and rms. and bath: h-wh
sarge room. rent. $3.50 each: Sll son: s..
900 cash WILDMAN & co. 9th 4 II Sts
Franklin Sin6 las
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l. ST. NV. $500; COR; II RMS B.:
fur h.; roominE district. wILDMAS &
co. 9th II. Fr. GI06. s.
euTH. Mr.. Nw-9 rms. and b.: cleo;
fur. hit; good cond.; price, $4,000
WlLDMAN CO.. 9th and II. Frsntun
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DETAcnEp coRNEK NOME ID oF fiiE

DETACHED CORNER HOME. ONE OF I'VE
most attractive IN this se~tion Of hand
some residsnr~S: rehhle dash: front snd rear
porrho cOntsibs eirht roaus snd hath: bot
water heat: electric lights: hardwood noars
sud trim; hreplsces: 4 "a nrst clsss cor-
dition: large grounds. ioo1isn. win pl-nfT
OF shade aud shrubb-ry. Price. SIS 900:
terms NrKEEvER a GOss. 1905 w. a.
nv. Main s5S2 1875
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HOS 18th 81. NV. Phone Exchange Main s72
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-SlI. 900
u will be 10 your advantage to inspect this
practically new home ia brautiful Columbia
Heights; about y square OF l4th ST; 6
rooms and hath: h-w.h: electric lights;
hardwood n""rS: laundry facilities: glss~ in
closed sleeping porch deep lot 10 alley:
ample garage space; beautiful shrubbery: IN
nsnsl terms. WA. =. PHILLIPS. 1909 n
Y. sge. Main 1900
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NEW BUNGALOW or q ROOMS AND
hath. on i.t 45rJ2s feet: large front porrh
ane-pips furnace: electricity: fss: hardwood
noars Hnd trim; open nreplsee In living ROOM
srT~ens: immediate Possession; price 50 500
SHANNON A IUCHs. TIs lstk ct NJ.
Main 2s4h.
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SSH AND BRANDYwINE sT, CHEVY
'hase-A b-nutifui b-room bungalow
n. VIII; electric lights: IN eTreIlen' eondl
ti0n; prir~. 81 yn WIIDMAN A co o..
". franklin B4O6
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THIS Lone ean h. pur~hs sd 90 basis 4
sl.SO ossh aud monthly payments -ssIIl
HitrHctiSs design: BEAUTIFULLY iycsteI: |
rooms ~ hedrnumsl complete hath: %
fireplace: no rlWoud nooarx aad
throughout: inclo~.d sleeping porr7h: nv
sl~c liEhts: large Dot aud huiit-in "a
Investigate a once. wM 3. PHIL
1903 y. Y. ave nv Mnin 4soo
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$3.50.
Near IAN and Clifton SITS rtn brIcf
with b.; wide alley.
$4,000.
hitian; near 18th aud Harvard SIS. nv.
S12,500.
Nr. 18th and Kir'ourne sts uw.-Io rms
baths: amt: verv attractive
CONN. AVE. BARGAIN.
M Calvert st.-lI rms : h.: strictly mod
-rn: larEe bot raragH: "~ua- Foing West.
HARRY /. CHEW,
Msin 1870 eGs Cont. TT. BIde.
MoT-NT PLEASANT-yIo On
In the heart Of Mt Pleasant. near Rort
Greek PARK: beautiful colonial hrirk home:
IN condition: rooms: tile hath: h.-wh :
slectric lights. resi- porch: incl">sd sleeping
porch; lot $50 feet deep 20 arsy: double
brick garage; Investigate WA. 3. PHIL
lips l409 y Y ave Msir 4eOO
LAMONT ST.-sle son
10 rms: b: h:-w.h.: elec mr.. 17th -.
18TH sT-sis5o-
10 rms: b: h.-wh| cleo: mr. Ia.
y. L. sANsBrRY 4 CO. 1918 st N. 500
HARVARD TERRACE-SIsoOO
rms; b: h.-w.h-; cleo; hwd. doors;
y. l. sANsRURY 4 co. Isls 81 VI. 500.
CLIFTON sr-sl2 500.
rms; B.; h.-w.h.: cleo; W. 18th Of.
y o.. SANSRrRY 4 Co, las st II. 5so4.
KENYON sT.-sii. 200
rmsF-b: h-w.h: cleo: mr. 18th st
y. T.. SANSRuRY 4 co, I4is -. NJ. 1904.
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az ONTARIO ROAD-A BROOM BRICK
steam hest: . baths: rsn ~ made into .
family ants. pricr. $40 WN0: terms WILD.
NAN & 90. 9Th 4 n Franklin G4O6 S04
CALVERT ST. Mr. 18TH Nw-Il RMS.
& , b h.-w.h. slert.; garage space; quick
sale: owner leaving city; price sis.OA:
S2.oa0 cash. Wll.DMAN A CO.. 9Th a X.
Frank GzO8 no
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FLAeER Pf. NV = Col hricf: q rms b;
fnr. heat: possession IN 80 days: 90 80.
A. y. W1LDMAN. 9Th A n SITS nv. v. s4os.
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roI.. RID. Mr.. I4TII; 3-ST0RY BR: 10
rms. & h: h.-w.h.; elect: gar space: .
haths: prize sI2OOO. wlLDMAN 4 co.
- " Sts. FIR 6i08. 100
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RANDOLPH ST.-Sl1.500
rms. b.: h.w-h.: cleo: double rear
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$500

On Leland ST. Chevy Cha... Md.-sttrse-
tive rooms and baths: h.-wh: Gee. !;
center ball plan; nvinG room 1sr1s: fro
nlare. alnla rnnf
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HOME OF TIE ATTRACTIVE cT~TrR
hall plnn. strikinGiy located on q lot 70
feet wide: there are = rooms and bath %
bedrocmsl: unusually lhrre living room;
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The Washington herald., 1922-06-21

ROW BRICK HnTSE OF IL ROOMS AND
baths now rented APartmsuts: furnace
heat: Gas lights. less than one blOck from
10th 81; convenient 10 stores. Price. Sll go:
on terms SHANNON & LUCHS rs ltth
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The Washington herald., 1922-06-21

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The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-07-21
[. ]. ONSTAD APPOINTED
AS COUNCILMAN
City Dads Do Deed Thursday Night
at Special Session-Many Candi-
dates for Saunderhauf's Boots.

The City Council of the City of
Plentywood, met at the council
chambers at the City Hall Thursday
evening in special session and ap-
pointed L. J. Onstad as councilman to
fill the vacancy made by the resigna-
tion of Ralph Sunderland, who has
gone to California to enter the moving
picture game.
There were three men who sought
the honor, viz, Joe Kavon, Ray Lang
and L. J. Onstad. Mayor Graw nom
mated Kavon, Len Rue nominated On
stad and Louis Helm nominated Ray
Lang. Then there was considerable.
discussion in regard to the law gov
erning the filling Of vacancies on the
city council. Attorney J. J. Gunther
looked the matter up and found that
the power vested in the City Council
to make the appointment, and that
the mayor had no voice in the matter,
whereupon Alderman Rue nominated
Mr.. Onstad which nomination was
seconded by Alderman Kollman, and
upon vote Attorney Onstad was de-
clared elected. Mr.. Onstad is also a
member of the school board.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-07-21

OUTLOOK CLEANS
UP ON SCOBEY

Last Thursday, July 18th, Scobey
with her ranks filed with the best
players of teams in northeastern Mon
tana, went down to defeat before the
fast Outlook team in ten inning
game.
It was real game from start to
finish and the fans were given real
exhibition of the national pastime,
many spectacular plays being made
by members of both teams.
Young Homme started the pitching
for Outlook but because of the alb
sence of the regular catcher, he did
not seem to be able to get his cross
fire to working, so he was relieved by
Thompson, who held the Scobeyites
in. the palm of his hand at all times.
In the absence of Garrick, House
was on the receiving end for Outlook.
The Scobey team garnered hits off
the Outlook pitchers while Patterson
and Manney pitching for Scobey
struck out 7 Outlook sluggers. Out
look made 10 hits and seven went out
by the triple strike route. The game
was in doubt from start to finish and
not till the 10th inning was the game
won by Outlook by one score. Final
score s to 7.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1922-07-21

with political fans. A large crowd Of
make believe politicians from PLENTY
wood gathered to help out, and all
contributed to the great undertaking.
George Pierce and Jud Matkins had
worked all week to get the mass con-
vention massed at Plentywood. The
telephone wires were hot with calling
everywhere. Cars came in from re-
mote parts and after a whole weeks
careful fixing and picking, the mass
gathered at the Orpheum at about
nine o'clock.
| Of course it was understood that
| George Pierce was to be nominated
for Sheriff and Jud Matkins was to
be nominated for Commissioner and
] Adonis Link was to be nominated for
| Surveyor by everyone before hand.
The rest of the ticket was more or
less of puzzle.
CONVENTION OPENS
Jack Courtney of Antelope called
the convention to order and disclosed
what it was for. George Pierce was
appointed Chairman and Courtney was
made secretary. Brazier Of Antelope,
made a motion for a committee on
order of business. Chairman Pierce ap-
pointed on this committee: Lundberg,
Plentywood; Bentley, Westby; Mat
kins, Redstone; Wagnar, Daleview;
Link, Outlook; Judge Daley, Medi-
cine Lake; Geogre Epler, Dooley, and
Editor Brazier of Antelope.
The meeting then recessed for fif-
teen minutes, to retire and prepare
a ticket and return and present the
said ticket to the mass for ratifea-
ton.
This committee was to solve the
big problem: it was sort of a nut
cracker committee, but the nut was
too big to be crackd by that bunch of
crackers and after forty minutes they
returned with no report.
The mass was getting restless.
Somebody had gunmed things up.
Had not evrything been arranged?
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