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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-03-23
oUuUEOIIUNS FKUM
LYNDEN'S COOKS
Soft Gingerbread
(Mrs. H. HOltrop)

2 eggs, l cup sugar, " cup
butter, " cup molasses, l cup
hot water, 21s cups flour, 1 hip.
tsp. soda, 1 tsp. cinnamon, "
tsp. cloves 1-3 tsp. baking pow
der. This seems thin, which is
right. Be careful in baking as
molasses burns easily.
Mock Angel Food Cake
(Mrs. Roy Allen)
Sift together four times: /
cup flour, / cup sugar, 3 tsp.
baking powder, a pinch of salt.
Scald 1 cup of milk, pour it over
the other ingredients and beat
for few minutes. Flavor to suit
the taste. Fold in the beaten
whites of 2 eggs and bake in an
INCREASED pan, either loaf or
layer. Do not beat after egg
whites are added. When baked,
invert the pan on knife handles
ana let stand until cold. This
cake is better when a day old
than when fresh.
Sour Cream Cookies
(Mrs. J, T, Haveman)
cups sugar, l cup lard, /
cup sour cream, eggs. A little
salt and nutmeg. Flour enough
to roll. Sprinkle with sugar.
DEVILS Food Cake
Mrs. Roy Allen)
1 cup butter, 2 cups sugar, 2
cups flour, l cup mashed potatoes
l cup sour milk, l cup chopped
nut meats, IL squares Bakers
Chocolate, eggs, 1 tsp. soda,
A pinch of salt. Bake in a large
dripping pan in moderate oven.
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off each year, and live more economically in the
meantime. That saved Sam.
The Lynden schools are in Sans position
now The States encouragement says they've
either got to pay up their back warrants, or to
close up until they can The old warrants can be
paid by taking up collection, or voting $15-
600 bond ISSUE so arranged as to retire portion
of the overdraft each year. In the meantime, the
school board and superintendent have agreed to
do their utmost towards an economical admin
istration of school affairs. Their present pro-
gram calls for three less salaries in the high
school next year.
The bond issue appears to be sound way
out of the present financial difficulties
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IN THE LYNDEN OF
LONG AGO
From the Flies 10 Years Ago

From the Files 10 Years Ago
March 26, 1903
Carr Bailey is at home FOL
a few days enjoying the grippe.
Last Thursday evening the
City Drug Store was broken into
and goods to the amount of SIC
were taken.
A little baby came to gladden.
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Weidkamp last week.
G. l.. Abbott who recently
came here from Michigan has
purchased an 80-acre ranch near
Glendale.
D. w. Bender was at the Coun-
ty seat on business Saturday.
John Rutgers intends building
a new house in the near future.
Willard Palmer returned Satur-
day after having spent a few days
at the Bay cities.
DR.. Walter Wilbur has just
finished erecting woven wire
fence around his place of business
Jack Gale was somewhat under
the weather the middle of the
week, and r. M. Brown presided
at the tonsorial chair.
From the Files 10 Years Ago
March 81, 1912.
Jacob Zylstra, who is attending
business college in Bellingham
spent Sunday with home folks.
Announcement has been made
of the wedding of Miss Irene Sain
and Harold Knapp, to take place
at noon Monday, March 25.
Ed Philo has sold his place
on the high knoll next to the
fair grounds for $4,000 which is
considered very reasonable
price.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Rinehart
returned Saturday morning from
a three-months visit with their
daughter in California.
The Kensington club will give
farewell party to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Knapp tomorrow evening.
Supper will be served at Nc
Donald's cafe. The Knapps ex-
pect to leave soon for California.
Johnnie Breckenridge has left
for Pretty Rock, North Dakota,
to be absent six months.
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SANS PLIGHT

Sam Spencer owed lot of store bills Near
w one thousand dollars Stores wouldn't give
Sam any further credit. Sans salary wasn't
big enough to pay much on these back bills, and
things were looking blue for Sam. Then Art Wat
son. Sans cousin offered to lend Sam 81 900 to
pay off his old debts. He said he'd let Sam have
the money for five years, if he'd pay something
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FREE SEEDS

We regret to see that Representative Hadey
voted for continuance Of the Free Seed petty
graft Keeping up this distribution year after
year is childish political nonsense condemned by
everyone but members of Congress.
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THEY'RE BITING

This good Lynden district Of ours would be
feeling considerably better about buying Easter
bonnets and other necessities Of life, if it had
that hundred thousand and more, that it tossed
away on get-rch stocks during the past two or
three years.
And still the smooth statesmen ply their trade
around the district, offering bats of fancy div
idends, and coming home at the close Of the day
with basketful.
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A SUGGESTION FOR LINDEN

Why don't our pure-bred cattle men get busy
and organize some calf-clubs? A club OF this
district, where it is giving the community strik-
ing lesson in the value of better stock.
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10000

An amphibious megatherium has been seen
swimming in a South American lake. Probably
something very similar to the animal that worries
the "home brew" victims.
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10000

kindness to Animals Week will be observed
in April, and we are looking forward to a rush
at that time of folks paying their subscriptions
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1922-03-23

The radiophone will never be used generally,
as long as $4,000 kids can listen in and hear you
ask your girl to 60 to show.
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10000

Wrangel Island has been claimed by the Brit
ish. We do hope there won't be as much wrang-
ling about Wrangel, as there was yapping about
YaD.
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This is good season Of the year for the
school teachers to give their classes few lessons
on respecting the property Of others In few
more days, the bulbs will be Towering in the
gardens of Lynden; each year heretofore, plots
have been torn up, and the beautiful blooms car
ried off by the youngsters. Everybody loves the
flowers. Perhaps word of suggestion just now
may prove effective with the boys and girls, and
lend some encouragement this year to the good
people who are trying to beautify the city.
Two Creek braves as result of oil discover
les on their land, now have incomes of $4,000
month EACH They wouldn't be drawing any more
wampum if they were master bootleggers.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES

NEAR DELAWARE AVE. CANAL ST
se-AboUt &c .oJo square feet at 40 cents
Ter foot. LOUIS r SHOEMAKER. IIo7 y
Y ave nv. MHin 1885
on a. o. R. R. AT BETHESDA Am
near Rockville Pike End oar tne-Ahngt
it5 900 square feet suits bic for lumber yard
or other like purpose. Price. So. 900. L0C!s
p. SHOEMAKER. 1907 y. 7. ava nv.
Main lloe.
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$11 1,h00-KILB0URNE ST.-THREE-STORY
brick; 10 r. & h.; h..w.h.; gas; elec. !;
garage room. DAVID Il. BARRY, 1907 II
st. NV. Main 1901.
i4TH ST. HEIGHTs--BRICK HOME; TWO
stories. basement and attic: front and
rear porches: hardwood floors and trim ::
hot water heat: electric lights: newly pa
nered and painted: bargain at so.7Hn
M"KEENER & COOS, til5 Eve st. :ia'n
475o 4So-a
TITS Hnusr 10 IN com coSDrTIoS
and ts rood huv At the price nskrd.
Nine rooms and two baths: front and dorble
rear porches: hardwood floors OF best ANAL
ity: hot-water hest: electric lights: laundry
facilities: screened Throughout: garage space.
I'ri"n $4,000 NcKFTVER < GOS% Iil5
Eve st. NV. Main 4752. 512-S
REArTFTH EIGHT-RooM AND TWO.
bath home In the Mount P'sa>ant section
~ the ritv- Home has electricity and gas:
sleeping and breakfast por~hes: hnt-water
hcs'. hardwood floors md trim and two
car garage Price so. 5o0 SHANNON =
LUCHs. 7is 18th 1t. NV. Main 2345.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH: crLLAR: FRONT
rear and sleeping porches; ms,d's room'
IN basement: hr. hot-wster heat; electric
lights: hardwood floors and trim: ts screened
throughout: space for garage wide rNev
Priced low Mt sIl .5n0. McKEEvEE & Gnss
l4l5 Ey" St NV. Main 4752 2138
NEAR 18th ST AND PARK RoAD-p
room ana 2-hath honse: In splendid CON
dition and ready for immediate occupancy:
hot-water heat: good oak floors: large lot
Price. s13 500 sHANNON & LUCHs III
l4th st. NV. Main 2s4s
Mr. 18TH & cot. M. 3-sTHRY RRICK
n rooms, r. " w H.. Flee oc-
"uriHd nv owner. Tmmedi0tn pos Price
sI4.5oo. wILDMAN & co. 9th & H. Frank.
lin e4Of 37I
MT. PL. ST. Mr. PARK RID. IN IST COM
Zone-3-storv & basement: . r: h
s'H"1inr porch: cleo: h.-wh. & garage:
nnstv remodelei: price onlv sl4,5on: terms
WlLDMAN & CO. 9th & Fl. Franklin G4o6
800
GIRARD. WEST OF 18th STA LARGE
3storr hr.; containing IL r b.: Fur.
gas: gaoi property for remCdeling: price.
$4,000; terms. wILDMAN & Co. 9th &
". Franklin 6406 393
HOBART ST. WEST OF GA AyE-COL.
hr.; r. bath fur gas cleo: garage:
price only $3.50: terms wILDMAN 4
Co. 9th & Fl. Franklin s4O6 $50
MONROE ST.-sI0. 600
rooms & hath. ami; garage. n l.
SANSBI-RY co. INC. l4lS Eye st. NV.
Main S0n3
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North Columbia Heights.

NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. GANnOLPH
Slight ronls and hath and extra Law
Ht0ry; front and rear porChes. hardwood
ho0rS and trim; hot water heat; electric
lights. screens and awnings: two-car ga
rage. rrice. Sl4.Ohn McKEEvER & GOSS
14l5 Eye st Main 1852
CHARMING HOME OF SEVEN WELL. Ar
ranged rooms: modern: bath: extra laws
tory: front, rear and sleeping porrhes; hot.
w,ter hest; electric lights: hardwood floors
and trim; Pear garage. Price only s11. 500;
on convenient terms. You can find no bet
ter buy in this section. McKEEVER & G0Ss.
i+lI Eye 81. NV Main 4T52 5l-3
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Massachusetts Avenue Park

WISCONSIN ANE.-SIJ.JOn
rms b.. ami; Scar gar: Immediate
possession. y L. SANSRTRY Co, INC.
l4lS Eye ST. NV. Main 59n3-4-5.
OVERLOOKING CONNECTICUT AvESUB
bridge-Tdeal new home in ideal location;
"a feet wide. OF distinctive type: eight
rooms and two baths: buit-in garage: front
and rear porches; ever modern appointments:
fireplace. etc. Price aud terms upon a7pli-
cation: open daily and SUNDAY. McKEEVER
4 GOSS. 1415 Ev" ST. NV Main IT52
hACOMB 4 SHERRTER PL., rms, ami
$3.50. THOS. J. FISHER & CO. INC.
73S 18th st. NV Main 6S30.
on WIS. AVE. NEAR MASS. AVE. " w.
2-story, 6-room brick. h. W. h., electric
lights. huilt-in garage; just built: must sell
Price s12. 800. wILDMAS & CO.. 9th B
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NEW JERSEY AVE NR r Sw-ll rms.
4 2b-: lat. b.: $40 non Can arrargs terms
WILDMAS & co, 9th H. Franklin Sans
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

FURNITURE
ALL KISps OF FURNITURE WANTED:
enough 20 furnish large NcsrdinE house:
bedroom. dining roon, parlor. misc. article<
l7esss call " 70. OF Tr. cot. e1
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FIRST ST Y w-SIX ROOMS 4 RATH:
brick Price 81 5n0 CAYwOOD REOS.
& GARRETT NC. 01I Y Y ave. NV.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES

HOUSE. APARTRfESfs
Of rooms a bath; tplendidly built; med.
srp; can be turned into apts Of 3 rooms
4 bath. Price very lov. @. s. BENNETT
200 Cont. Trust Bldg. Main ese<-
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

C. 7. HUNTERS BEDBUG KILLER ASn
insecticide will not stain Wallpaper or h~d
olothinE: guaranteed TO rid the home r,
hufs; large bottle. only IS cents. Hunters
Floor OIL. rsllon. 81. Frbnklin liss. lJ3
Pa. ave. nv. Sold BY ~ only. Delivered
Open a. m, close IL D. m, and open all
dsy Sunday so7
BEACTIFUL ANERIcIN wALNTT pTNING
room suite. ssSo. oost o. eo0: rlsyer riEr0
and cabinet 500: living rom suite ssN0
photograph. bedroom suite. ruEs etc. VIII
sell separate Phone Adams lSa ssT
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PERSONAL

woREINGMEN-oUR REAL INTEREST
and centrsliIed thought is thu better al
vancenent and success OF this porch-front
store known for years As square talus
giver. Poorer man built u greats End
bought slightly used suits at IS M New
pants next % 70 IS. Ladies' store sls y
JUsTH's OLD STAND. eia d.
Bedbugs, Reaches, Rats
eItermiaated hy experts. guarantee results
NATIONAL ENTERNISAToR co
al35 Nichols ave Sc Lincoln 6pa4
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on 9Th ST. NEAR d ST y W. s.
story. 17-rcon brick. steam heat gas
Eight: in good condition. Price $4,000.
WILDMAN & co. 9th & Il. Fr. 64Os.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

LOUIS P SHOEMAKER. 1907 y 7. ave.
Improved d. c real estate. OF for bulldirs
prevailing rate Of interest and CON missiou
Main 1les
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lat. h.: gas: price. $4,000: sT50 cash.
wILDMAN & CO. 9th & II sts. Fr. 64Os
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NEAR 1sT 4 R. I. AVE. Nw.-A GROOM
brick with s.mi: In hrst-cIass condi.
tinn: price. $500; payments to suit WILD
MAN CO. 9th & II FIR s+0G $40
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MOVING AND STORAGE

Emergency Transfer Co.
Furniture moved: anywhere: anytime
c. W. VEACB. NEr..
1919 h at NV. Main sOeS
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3 rooms & b lat h: 81. 2Jn: $50 rash.
wILDNAS & co. 9th Fl. Franklin s4Os.
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NEAR 2ND & ST Y. W. a 2-sTORY.
S-rOOm brick. h. ". h: in excellent con-
dition Immediate possession Price $40 no.
wILDMAN & CO. 9th & II. Fr. s4OG. 323
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18TH ST. NORTH OF SCOTT CIRCLE-a
rms: b.; gas and cleo: h.-w.h.; lot q
II. front 10 alley: room for garage; 81. 900.
THOS- J. FISHER & CO.. INC. 72S IL
st NV. Main $3.50.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Saul's Addition.

Mr.. 18TH & BUCHANAN. ~. w.-sEvEN
rooms; tapestry brick: h.-w.h.: elec. and
gas; tile baths: sleeping porches. Price.
only $4,000. WlLDMAN & CO., 9th & II.
Tr 6406 a.
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FIRST ST. Y. w-CFOR COnOREDl: E
and tile bath: good condition: space
FOR garage. Price. s4TJ0. wLDMAS &
Co. 9th & H FIR 6408 36s
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SUBURBAN FOR SALE
Cabin John Park.


c-~~~----~---.---~--~,>~---
Bungsiow. rooms eoncrste bin. rooe hou..
Farafe, Conduit road: h.S0o: $50 per mo
soi
suB-DTv. TRAcrs-Low PRICE 9IfY
terms: nr. Conduit rd.: 0 a.. IS a.. " a.
$50 a. roNLINsoN. 1894 VI ave. n 81.
LoT no. Q. iooT2oo. RD. CONG, oLuH-
Tr~es garden. fruit: $500: 1oss cash. -.
mo. ToMLISsoN. istt VI ave. ~ 80
FINE sfTE-HOTEL. CLUB LLReE Hosr;
Q ni. from white House: flns view. TOM
LlNsoN, i344 Vermont are. Frnrkiin 7saf
LOTS FR. CONDUIT RD.-ioo n. WIDE;
1he. &c. ~ ft.: fine country hones TOM
LiSsoN. 1874 Vermont ave. rankiin soi
on CONDUIT RID. NR. CABIN JoHS
Bridge-S 2. hol. tile bungalow: large
por.: nne cellar: Eas: garage. chiek~n
house: hns garden: Possession with eeB.
Price. $500: easy terms. wILDNAN A
CO.. 9th II. Franklin ,6tos. ls
100 LOTS COUNTRY HOMES = LARGH
ANAL: level. roIiinE: trees. river: terms.
ToMLINsoS. iS4+ Vermont ave. ". sof-
BUNGAIow SITS. $3.50. sloo-f LOCKS.
river. canal. trees. fishing. boa ting: te<-ns.
ToML1NsoN. iS4t Vermont ave. ~. tol
MAGNIFICENT sTTEs-LARcE COUNTRY
ToMLINsOS l544 Vermont ave. IT Sol.
FINE BUILDING LOT. no. 10Y ooS.
duit rd.: IOoS2o0: hne trees. shc: terms
ToNLINsoS. i3ta Vermont ave. ~. sol.
LOT 90. on CONDUIT RD.-20. .ooo a. n /:
s7rnr. larre tr~es: Sc: terms ToMLlS-
SON. ie4< Vermont ave. franklin Sol.
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18TH ST. Y. va ROOMS AND BATH:
brick: space for garage: good condition.
Price. $500: $500 cash. wILDMAS & co.
9th 4 Fl Pr. s4O6 354
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on 4TH ST. y W. FACING PENSION
Psfk-IT rooms and . baths: steam heat:
furnished $1,000: g. 200 cash. wILDNAN
co. 9th & II. Fr 64O6 346
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DANCING

Mr.. PEMBERToN. FORMER y. Y. wiz
ter Garden star partner 20 Gertrude Hor
man. Mae Murray; lessons in all styles 90
dancing. Studio. 1850 Biltmorr. Col e9o2
b.
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TakOma PARK.


TAKOMA PARK.-s1O. ZOO.
Caro-! ave srms.: h.; ami: Al con
dition. y. L. sANSBURY & CO. 141S ct.
". 5qO4
TAKOMA PARK. NEAR SCHOOLS RMS {;
large lot: fruit: shade: modern: garage;
S12.5ON. LOUIS 2. SHOEMAKER. 14O7 Ny
Main 116s.
TAKOMA PARK-A DETACHED FRAME
h of seven rooms and hath. basement:
front and side porches. sleeping porch: ali
modern improvements, vapor heat. screened
and metal weather stripped garage. shade
trees Price. sI1 200. McEEEvER & GOSS
1415 Eve st. Main 4752
FERN ST, NEAR WALTER REED HoSPI.
tal-Six rooms: reception hall: tile bath {:
h.-w.h.: electricity and gas: laundry: Al
condition; garage for two cars: s12 COO; s5-
900 cash. wIT.DMAN & CO., 9th and II
sts. NV. franklin 6406. 1es
NEAR WALTER REEDS ROOMS; MOD
ern: detached; vacant: 1880. LOUIS
?. SHOEMAKER. 1907 y. Y. Ave. n. W.
Main 1863.
NEAR WALTER REED HosPITAL-s9 so:
$3.50 cash
Beautiful six room bungalow with every
modern improvement: oron fireplace: hard
wood floors: large living room excellent
location. Easv monthly payments wM S
PHILLIPS. 1909 y. Y. ave Main $500
FERN ST. Mr. 18TH ST. EXT.. DE.
tached, hol. tile. 2-story house: 10 r. .
h.. h. W. h.. oIcc.. garage for cars. Va
can't. Terms eau he arranged Prics
S16.TIn. WILDMAN & CO.. 9th and VI.
Fanklin s4n6 40
beautiful tract Of over acres: suitable
for high-grade subdivision: S-room house;
S25. 900. Louis T. SHOEMAKER. 1407 n.
Y. Ave. n. W. Main 1863.
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Parkview.

Parkview.
PARk vIEW-A BRICK HOME OF SIN
and bath; front and double rear
porchcs: electric lights: hardwood trim: hot
water hoA': CaraEa sDare: lcT l9O feet deep
Price. s. zoo McEEEVE & GOSS IiIl
Evc 81. Min 47l@ 40i-7
PARK VIEw-THIS IS 4 NICE HOME.
huff brick six rooms and hath. pOrches
wood trim iNon rear yard 10 alley. Price
S""G. NckEEVER & GOSS. 1913 Eye II.
Main 475@ -
SIX-R0OM AND BATH CTHREE BED
rOoms): home of brick construction in a
row near main car line: IN Al condition: !:
house Is equipped with servant toilet and
Is entirely modern with electricity and
gas: front double back and sleeping porches;
hardwood floors and trim and Is equipped
SHANNON & LCCHS. 713 18th st. NV.
Main o345
ROW BRICK HOUSE IL VERY GooD
condition and containing rooms and hath !;
Colonial front porch: furnace heat: gas
screens: awnings: rear yard 10 15-foot alley;
forms: nrfre 81. 100 SuGSNJN a IUCHS,
III 18th st. nv. Asis 211S.
FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION row
brick house with rooms md hath: front
and porrhes: hot-water heat: elec.
triritv: gas: hardwood floors and trim: alley
If rear. Prize $3.50: terms. SHANNON h
LECHs. 71s 18th st. NV. Main 2s45.
A sEMI-DETACHED HOME OF SIX ROOMS
and bath: good heating plant: front and
hardwood floors and trim: awnings: space
for garage: alley. Price s6.500. on basis OF
81 800 cash McKEENER & GOSS 1913
Eye St NV. Main 4752 ss5-8
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WALL PAPER.

BARGAINS FOR FALL TRADE: ROOM
lots. s.; paper. 10. Is aud - cents
piece: oatmeal paper. 1Se ard 2oc. Frrs
sample book On request. NAHoSETs q
WALL PAPER BARGAIN HOUSE. ga Pa.
ave. Phone Lincoln sse. 50
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EST " W. NEAR sRD ST.
~ rms. h: stable. fur. ut Price, $40 ON
Thonss z. Petty. 2o1S 18th st. NV. n 4l5s
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r. I. AVE NV. RET IL AND I4TH-Il
rms. baths: SIG. 600. THOS. J. FISHER
4 CO. INC. 73s 18th st. NV. Main $50.
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Columbia Heights.


CoLUMRIA HEIGHTS-REST SECTION. .
car lines: rooms. bath breakfast room.
eler lights. INV h.. Brerninger hIilt hard
wood toorS throughout. sleeping porch; rca-
sonshly priced. GATEwOOD s BENNETT.
so9 Cont Trust Bldg Main G5o4
ARRANGED As Two-FAMILY rr.AT:
brick house or -ooms and bath: all mod.
ern Improvement: finished room and shower
In cellar; front and double rear porches;
space FOR garage: property is shout year,
1Id Price; 50: 700: terms. SHANNON .
LCCHs. 71S 14th st. NV. Main 2s45.
CCLrMRTA HEIGHTS-A BFArTIFT'I.
home Just OF 18th street car line: brick
construction. eleven rooms Csrven hed-oomsN
Tour baths: front and sleeping pOrchRs ard
w"od floors and trim. electric lights hot
water heat Pric" $500 McKEEYFT: 4
"nSS. lll5 II" St. Main f752 ~
COLUMRTA HETGHTS-SElfI DETACHED
rinc rooms and two baths. cellar. llun-
dry facilities. modn-n throughout. garage
sun"e; side alloy. Price $4,000 McKEEV-
~ X GOSS. l4i5 Eve st. Main 4752. -
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS - TwOFAMILY
apartment. four rooms each. front ard rn,r
n0rrhes hardwood fonrs and trim aIrrtrfr
.ic-ts, hotwatpr heat. pantry. Price sl2 ENn
f7-2 a..
C"Ij-MBTA HEIGHTS-THIS HOUSE Is IN
good condition: six rors and hath: front
and rear porChes, cellar: good heating
plant; gas; large hack ward; Is located con,
veni"nt N three car limos Price. 50 400
MckEENER & GGSS. i4lj Eve st Main
47-2 4ss2
JrST OFF 14th ST: THIS HOME rs IN
nne condition: contains siv rooms and
hath; plenty Of porch space: has hardwood
flHors and trim. hot-vRtP- heat, electric
lights. cellar: space for garage on alley.
Price $4,000. Conrnuicrt terms can 30
ARRANGED "~KFFvEE & GOSS. 1ir- I'VE
ST. NV. Main 1852 .lT-s
sEMT-DETACUrD BRICK HorSr or ak
rooms and tiled bath: collar with servant,
toilet and STATIONARY ruhs: hot-water heat:
electricity: gas: hardwood floors and trim:
excellent condition: huilt-in garage. Price
$4,000 SHANNON 4 LCCHs. 7l3 14th ST.
NV. Main 23t5
SIX ROOMS AND FATR: Two sr,rErTSo
porches: front porch: electric lights: hard-
wo0f floors and trim: good heating plant:
new roof: space for garage: few doors
from 18Th St car line. Price. So 900. Nc.
t752 MS
HARVARD. Mr.. 6TH Sw-Siv rooms and
tile b.; h.-wh.: $500 wILDMAS
Co. 9th and II Franklin 64O6 III
PARKwOOD PL. NV, NR. 14TH-6 n r
hr.: h.-w.h.; cleo: gar. space: price
$500; terms. WILDMAN & co, 9th &
Fl Franklin s4Os. 3o7
SII I.5OO-KILBOURNE ST--THRFF-STORY
brick; 10 r. & b.; h.-wh: gas: elcc :;
garage room. DAVID f. BARRY, 1907 II
st. NV. Main 1901
s9.195-JUST NORTH or PARK RD- AND
1ith st-Beautiful home: r & h.: elnc
NEAR nth & GIRARD Y. w.-s ROOMS;
P. SHOEMAKER. 14O7 y. Y. Ave. y. W.
Main 116f
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VERMONT AVE. NORTH OF THOMAS
Circle-2 stories: brick: 2 rms. and bath
$1,000. THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. nc.
T3S 18th st NV. Main $3.50.
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$500.

South Carolina ave. Sc. nesr 9Th q Pa
sve.-6-room brick with good yard.
JOHN r. DoN0H0E SONS,
S14 Pa. ave. se.
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Congress Heights.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-HoNEs AND INvEsr1BNrs
In all parts Of the city. List your property
with for o quick sale.
M. E. THOMPSON CO..
% r St. NV. North 1882
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CHEVY CHASE, MARNLAND-DETACH
little home Of six rooms and hath on lot
ITN2-H: front and rear n0rchCs: uTpnless
furnace: garage pr'cn So OOO m basis of
5000 rash NrEEEvER & GoSS 1915 Fve
ST Nafr 40
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SEMl-Rr NGAI0w LOCATED on ONE OF
the pTetdesr corners in this beautiful
section: lot fny1TO with attractive lawn:
five rooms and hath on first floor: two rooms
alcove and storage room on second: has
spacious 'front.' porch hardwood floors: cleo
trio lights: hot-water heat: stone o7en Are.
+ 1lace: cellar Price S11 ON on reasonable
terms McKFEvER & GOSS. 14l5 Eve st
NV Main 4I52 3In-S
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Mount Pleasant.

$11 1,h00-KILBoURNE sT.-THREE-sToRY
brick; 10 r. & h.; h.-wh.; gas; elec. |;
garage room. DAVID Il. BARRY, 1907 II
st. NV Main 1901
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v ST. NV. BET. 2ND AND sRD-THREE
stories: rms: ha-nS: toilets: INV. h. F;
10000. THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.. mo.
I3s 18th st. NV. Main $3.50.
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CHEVY CHASE. n. c, JTNTFER ST.
near Conn. ave. rms. SI2. 500 THOs.
! FISHER & co. INC. 73S 18th St NV.
Win
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NJ" BUNGALOW OF A ROOMS AND
bath. en- lot 45x12a feet: large front porch
one-pipe furnace: electricity: gas: hardwood
foorS AMI trim: open fireplace In Hvirg room:
screens: immediate possession; price So 500
SHANNON & LUCHS, 7l3 14th St nv.
Main 2845