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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

Sport Skirtings, all the new spring
shades, SO inches wide. Specially
priced at yard. ..........,,.... $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

Mems Silk and Fibre SILK
Shirts. all new spring patterns
Specially priced at S3.45-$2.45
Mems Overalls union
made). Well stitched. made
of No. 24O denim. All sizes.
Specially priced ..--. csc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

When you So cfEars-say Dutch
Masters 43-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

Mems Four-in-Hand Ties,
heavy silk. New patterns just
received. 75c values. Special
ly priced ............48 c
Mems Madras Dress Shirts,
extra quality. all sizes. SPe-
ciaIly priced .........S1.00
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

French Ginghams, 3 inches wide,
very fine and extra solft finish Spe-
cially priced, yard ....... Soc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

Satin Charmeuse, a wonderful soft
finish, colors are navy, brown and
black. Specially priced at yard $1.95
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

Wool Storm Serge, IS inches wide.
colors are navy, brown, cardinal and
black. Specially priced at yard $1.39
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

Beach Cloth. in all the new wanted
shades Three groups specially priced
at yard 45c, 39c and ........... 29c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

Women who plan to do their own
sewing will see many chances to save
at the prices quoted below.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

Ladies Coverall Aprons. just re-
ceived ! 5 dozen in pretty checks and
stripes. Specially priced. ..... 79c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

Percale House Dresses, 10 dozen
new styles, worth up to $500. Spe-
Cially priced at. ..........$ l.OO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

New shipment of Black Sateen
Aprons, handsomely trimmed with
cretonne. Specially priced at $1.98
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

Ladies Boomers, good quality
sateen, black and colors Specially
priced &c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-01

New shipment of Crepe Chemise
and Boomers. Exceptional values.
Specially priced at. ...... $1.00
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
SODA FoUNTAlN HELPER
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sillN stood There thinking hard aa
'he glanced in - the chocolate creams
aud rciU'd.ycliow gun,irops Washing
so.l"d gases sad dishes she knew
that WIS ne largcS part Il tn work
90 FIRST.
Wus tn7t a promotion from the kl'rh.
en- Or would y 10 go.ng back on her
resolve Sally Dawson had never heard
~ the ancient and noble Roman whos,
,ncnncs appointed him cleaner %.
streets
III thc office won't bring me honor
shall confer honor on tho o-tce.' n
sud--and did a. sally wrni ill.,
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keeper
I've so, better than experience.
~ 4 sally, i've 90, sense lets try u
oui
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scrker" az s. week She roomsl vfti
o. ~, the oih,r store girl and IA,
meals IN The N\sos' kitchen.
she worked from tin g. and ever,
'ird night til 70 The evenings shN
wasn't IN the storv 81. often wakes
,ut With Anna her roommate. OF ia,
I ~ n, public library. Sometimes IN
s,vsd = dollar or two. with instinct s.
prudence
nv thrrr months she was first assist
sn aud got ST. She WIS quick and In
frilgrnt at her work attractive ben hs
riuf and blue Bingham shon drrses
and iopular with the customers
Keep 81 az. ssas, NDu al 81 y
said tho round little Itaian who sci,
the store some time Anna set mar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

MISS Rose
won't you step into my siudio?" said
\ Martin politely Hc thought fast as tho
young woman went briskly up the
stairs
| llo was ulmust "a excited rs though
be- himself had won the contest. Tho
prospect of untold developments was
So duzzlug that he wanted 10 think
matters over.
For one thing Il meant SALLY would
D, leaving for the blk city. Did be- want
| her tu do that
4 moment later he WAS ashamed OF
his sclfishness. To shut Sally off from
her great chance because he would
miss her.
"What--would be- ahead of Sal-of
/ Miss Rose" be- asked autiously ~ the
newspaper woman as she stood turning
over hi show photographs on the glass
case among them Sallys
We'll, that depends would depend
on her But I'm not sure she's chosen
yet. I rcally must see her Then l
could talk u over personally with
hcr--'
Listen lady" Martin wasn't OK
octly SURF how you addressed a stylish
newspaper reporter 10 The female gen.
der from great New York. but he was
VERY earnest about sally "Youn hayo
go convince me that this business
doesn't mean danger Tor tina, girl.
| I've read about tho Manhattan
frulics and I hoar there are as many
girls hurt tp THEM as made guess
YOU won deny thatr"
IN" reporter was cXmessly,ly silent
She knew be- was right and hadn't the
heart t0 misrcprcs.ut things Sh. liked
Martin. And -hr knew the world
Salh l. Prize Beauty
Was there danger Tor Sally if She won
the beauty contest and took her place
lin the Manhattan Frolics show? The
woman reporter dodgcd tho question.
Tho girls mother Is 20 accompany
her lt our expense" said She
She's alone 90 tho world-a found.
Inns
a p,pI~cd look camc into grrs
l,ycs.
Then ! can't tell you another thing
600 ] soc Miss Angela Rose sh, sid
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Martin Thought this over. nodded and
asked iho reporter t1 lnu him and
sally a' dinner
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Martin some prrm"pition startled her
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

Approximately s.oco.e births ocs.r
in the United states aaaualiy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15
sally Leave, IIomr

MHIIIU HUEh"I unUlsIN
That's che sprir Mayi- ~lue dsy
@ come to New York aul look you
ur sally VIII sou remember me? or
wil yoJ O.. too stuck up Co notice old
home town folks"
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-15

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The Washington times., 1922-06-25
Madame Ie0nora

Tells you the cause Of your trouble. how
to overcome Il: tells names Of friends,
enemies. husband. wife or swsethsart, II
:s.: rcs rosirfSh sI nj sssuLrs e trfns
ALL OTHERS FAIL, SEE LBoNORA; !;
guaranteed to tell you anything you want
to know. Satisfaction or no Charge. SIS
7th ct. N. w. bet.F and q. Hours. to Z.
The Washington times., 1922-06-25

DODGE touring car for sale. with prac.
ticslly new s31t Federal cord tires.
Tire and Rubber Co.. i32b N. Y. ave.
N. w,
The Washington times., 1922-06-25
ASCOT STYLES
TABOO DISPLAY
Of GIRL 5 ANKLE
Queen Mary. Who Favors Long
Skirts, Wins Success as
"Pace Setter"
BY EDNA HUBER CHURCH.
International News Beryies.

International News servics.
ASCOT. June 24-An<les are now
taboo. but one may feast their eyes
upon shapely, and unsha pely, arms
to their hearts content.
Ascot styles this season, II today's
showing is any criterion. demand
that the ankles. Of which we have
seen 30 much, must be hidden be-
meath long skirts. Arms have come
out Of captivity. however, and the
majority Of the gowns seen upon
this famous and aristocratic race
course are either totally sleeveless
or have sleeves which are flowing
and slashed widely from elbow to
shoulder.
Arms Blossom Out.
Queen Mary, the long.ti cham.
pion Of the long skirt, has met with
success. Perhaps II 10 due to the
edicts Of French modistes more than
to the Queen, but at any rate the
gowns are long skirted. But how the
arms have blossomed out! 1t 10 q
matter of choice now whether the
ankle or the arm il more pleasing TO
the eye.
Many Of the long g.skirted gowns
are set off with flowing cape effects.
anu the HdtS are All WHO dho .topps
brimmed, with the exception OF that
worn by the Queen, who always al
fects the toque.
OrRandie Is the favorite material
for Ascot gowns-and such organ
dies. all in delicate tints Of lemon.
blush pink, sky blue. Crepe marc
cain, georgette and dyed laces also
are well favored.
Beige coiored Swiss embroidery 10
another material which is being ef.
fectively used. These dresses have
pretty flower girdles in colors which
match hat and sunshade. Yes, in.
deed, the sunshade Is in favor. safely
ensconced on the pedestal Of English
racing fashions by the Queen and
Princess Mary, who both appeared at
the Derby with beautiful blue sun
shades.
Boutonniere Revived.
Lines Of the throat and shoulder.
in Ascot gowns. are generously dis.
played, boat-shaped collars giving
this effect. When there are sleeves
they are wide and flowing. slashed
literally, and often there are side
panels that droop slightly below the
hem of the skirt on each side.
Hand bags have again become
necessity to the well-dressed women.
dainty little bags of cloth or silver
being most popular among those who
crowd the grandstands.
Fresh flowers are being used pro.
fusely on both men and women. The
King and the Duke Of York have re.
vived the boutonniere.
Altogether England's womanhood
never was better dressed than at this
seasons Ascot.
The Washington times., 1922-06-25

PATTERSON. On Jun. %. Is2a, at 2;io
D. m, EDGAR E. PATTERSON.
funeral from his late residence. lis
Fourth street northeast. on Tuesday,
June ~. At t;2o .. m, thence TO ~.
Joseph's Catholic Church. Requiem
high mass- Interment at Mt. Olivet
Cemstery. Relatives and friends N
vitsd.
The Washington times., 1922-06-25

$50 Nd. ave. N. E.-For sale BY owner;
s-room house; Kennedy built home;
strictly modern; can Be bought already
furnished only.
house for sale by owner: this 10 .
Kennedy. built home; vacant and In per-
ss.ooo--Near Pa. ave. 8. T.: s.roon
double garage. $500 cash payment
balance same as rent.
szBoo--Downte~n location on II st.
NJ w: s-room house. electric lights;
house In excellent condition; large lot
and garage.
Ss,ooo--In Rivsrdals: s.reon house,
modern heated, electric lights; one ana
ons-haif acres Of ground. $500 cash.
n.ooe--In Chevy Chase: modern .
room house; lot sox1soj owner wishes
i%prov.a % prSp.rty SaS closer % &. % su.ias..
section OF the city.
strictly, new modern s.roon house.
colonial porches. hot-wstsr heat. gas,
electric fights. hardwood trim; large
lot; very reasonable cash payment.
sl.7oo-Fivs-room frame house and .
large lots on the Biadensburs street
car line; no modern oonVsnisncss.
]. D. GARMAN,
DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK BLDo.
MAIN ss,s. FRANKLIN ssss.
CoLoRnD HoMEsEEKERsi
We offer FOR sale desirable Groom,
bath. substantially built brick home, con.
vsntently located near eth ana u sts, ~.
W., low price, easy terms. See this house
before you dseide,
1914 X st. N, w, Phone Main Ss&t.
COLORED
Brick, . reems and bath; .exeeiisnt
JOE c. BROWN
itiT y - ~. w.
The Washington times., 1922-06-25
Spiritual Science

MRs J. u. MALTBY,
siJ isth st. N. E.-Daiiy rssdings, 81
half hour. A message 70 each. fhens
Evening star., 1922-08-25
STONE & FAIRFAX
1912 New York Ave. Phone Main ,
JOHN T. MEANY, President

STONE q FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave. Phone Main o1,l
JOHN T. MEANY. President.
SAULS ADDITION
Price SII,25o In the 1900 block 18th desirable
and bath colonial brick
lights hardwood floors; double pores; screened and
throughout garage space large yard alley
and bath: ot-waer heat electric lights: gas,
breakfast and sleeping porches servants toilet laundry
cellar Excellent condition Price, SI425o cash
PETWORTH.
TAYLOR ST. NEAR ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID Atrac-
tive twosory and cellar and bath howaer heat and
electric lights gas builtn garage In fine condition Price
S8,ooo Vacant.
PETWORTH HEIGHTS.
SHEPHERD 81. Iwo-story and cellar: exceptionally
large and bath colonial style: heat gas lights
tractive front and Yards. Price. $3.50
Price $4,000 Six and bath: space for garage: wide
alley front and porches. VACANT; DON'T DELAY.
THIS is CHEAP.
BUCHANAN ST.>NEAR 9Th. PRICE, S1o5oo
Exceptionally desirable and brick
and BATH hotwate heat electric lights sleeping
hardwood foors garage In excellent condition Pos
10TH NEAR LAMONT PRICE, 81 500
Pretty home and good buy three stories and cellar;
and baths bedrooms hot-waer electric
lights plenty of closets.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
MCKINLEY ST. NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. Semi
detaed eight and tiled baths; heat cleo
cy large front porch screened breakfast sleeping porches
modern IN every excellent condition. garage match lot
35x135; beautiful lawn and garden Price, SI4 500.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave. Phone Main ,1sI
John I. MEANY President
Evening star., 1922-08-25
FOR SATE-HOUSES.
COnIinued.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
EXCEPTIONAL HOME VALUES.

EXCEPTIONAL HOME VALUES.
BANCROFT, WEST CONN S185oo TERMS
n
ON H ST. NV. AT 10Th. $4,000 TERMS.
of Main - ~ - " ~ ~ ~
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD $II 800. TERMS.
sn ss % s :: % saae. s yard and p. s % Creek as Fsi
NEAR LINCOLN PARK $500 TERMS
% sa % or Fo offered
ON25th ST. NEAR PA AVE s11ooo TERMS
dhome " ~
ONTARIO RID. NEAR COLUMBIA RD SIaooo TERMS
baths: howstsr heat electric lights
A ST. S.E, NEAR EASTERN HIGH. S725o TERMS EASY
for New 5 %i Of nPs % ,9s nnd sm s 1s.h
NEAR HOUSE OFFICE BLDG. $1,000 TERMS
Face A bargain ~ ' " ~ '
CLEVELAND PARK. $I5,5oo $4,000 CASH
~ Pst new detached sH%s Of f% and baths
noon cGuraar @ fireplace spacious front
10th ST. HIGHLANDS, NEAR MONTAGUE s1ssoo
and tiled bath.
is Her. ts .sn % on second ' slate ' room for garage Built " best materials
CATHEDRAL AVE, NEAR CONN SIo5oo TERMS
heat
ay nS Sete mm,a @ a'1s is' front and rear Substantially
WILLIAM K HARTUNG,
1Io8 10th St NV. Phone Exchange Main ,ze
MEMBER WASHINGTON ~ o.
Evening star., 1922-08-25
FARMS.
FOR SALE.

FARM RY PUBLIC AUCTION-o43A ACRES.
house and outbuildng. well and springs; S one one
Ps Penn 'H' r. r. side Ausson Maa's, at %
nrday. Aug. 20. 10 am: Owner, MRS: len JES-
ME SHERMAN SIS ,.,sa ~ st; s;T,; Trns,ss Washing
80 ACRES NEAR oAKToN. vA;aFouR-
house. well. spring: price. $16oo terms.
Address Box I'LL, Star Office
FOR SALE-TWENTY ACRES OF VERY
fertile soil situated on Wheeler road. Sc. OF
Congress Heights near d. c. line in Maryland.
fronting on good country road running stream
dividing line with a beautiful building size
Price $1,000. Apply owner S13 18th ST; ne.
c6s ACRES NEAR MANASSAS. VA: 40
acres in oak and pine. 125 acres clear. fertile
soil: balance cut-over land: 1O-room frame
ings: nne we'll n R. RUMALDUE. Brad
dock. Alex. Va. Phone Alex. sl5-J IT.
AS 4 HOME AND HCsINEsS PROPOsITIoN
THIS WATERFRONT Farm I!,rI Is
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY.
Nearly miles of waterfront on lower Po,
tomac and Chesapeake Bay. continuing IS"
acres excellent soil: crops. wheat. corn,
vegetables and good apple orchard: about 100
acres of oyster-b bearing lakes. thousands of
bushels Of finest quality and favored oysters:
well timbered with oak and long-leaf pine:
spacious buildings: o-story shuckng and can
uing house: fine grove of trees surrounding
dwelling Good roads to Washington. Annap-
oils and Baltimore. A place that must he
seen to I've fully appreciated. and at a bargain
price. For full particulars and inspection
privilege. address this Office.
o. B. ZANTZINGER. Realtor.
S12 10th st. NV Main 537l
A SMALL. FARM THAT IS ABSOLUTELY
WORTH YOUR CONSIDERATIONS.
MONTGOMERY co. on 9TH ST. PIKE.
BEYOND the shadow Of doubt this is one of
the most compact. complete and perfectly con
ditioned small farms have seen Forty-five
acres OF wonderfully fertile soil well fencedi
level; fronting on pike: splendid 7-room house:
hos pens. poultry houses: all in perfect condi-
ton: small orchard. garden. berries: fine
water As a trucking and small dairy farm
TINS Is bargain at
s14.5 5O0-ON TERMS tNo. 5OD
s12 10th st. wv. Main aa71.
EXCELLENT FARM OF - ACRES.
on Marlboro pike: leve! land rich soil:
around $1,000 worth Of timber Plenty Of fire.
wood. Eight room residence in good condition.
Spacious lawn with Shrubhery. flowers and
magnificent shade trees. Good barn. poultry
house and other necessary oubuldiu.s. Easily
hnanced or would possibly trade for good sale
able city property. ,45)
-. b: zANrzINGER, EEALToE:
I HAVE TIE FARM or SUBURBAN 1OU
want. Any location. size price.
ARTHUR NJ. CONNOR. Oxford Bldg.
7o6 18th ST. NV. room 22a. PHI NJ. 7l76
s0-ACRE VIRGINIA FARM, RIGHT At
elec: ry. station. is miles from Washington:
stock and equipment. 900: will exc. ange
for suburban property vicinity $1,000.
LANDWEHR. JOG Fendal bldg. Main 44o6.
80
AN EXCEPTIONAL EIY OF 11l..ACKE-
farm On one Of the main highways: 10 MIN
utes' ride from Rockville: good 1-roDm house:
. barn. cement dairy und all other necessary
"uthuildinss: land in good state of cultivation:
well watered with excellent springs. l of
medicinal value; possession within 80 days.
Price. s1.ano.
Rp,kyi1lp
Evening star., 1922-08-25
Since 1899, :
NO PLACE LIKE HOME
NO HOME LIKE OURS

EXHIBIT" 32nd AND CATHEDRAL AVE
eh1setts Park differently designed detached brick and
trail and side hall homes four and six bedrooms three and
o' ''' XII f It 5Ss hS5S
Finished and under construction Washngtons best located
HHHSf: b. ssJ s,:|;i: i;zfoE ~
o2s 20 S sold o n5
Built Financed And For Sale Only By
Main 6o35. Tenth Floor, Woodward Building. 18th and H
NEW HOMES-7th AND KENNEDY STS-
Six well proportioned rooms; iotwater heat electric
5e9
steel beams; window sashes supported by steel silver
unusual panel effect PktsEi il ths v@s s8s2s 1901"
$1,ooo cash. $o7 month including all interest ISL
:. Near vHIseA Waiter Reed aH Hospital
SoKfE tzftTo1 IL ST '' "a t :' @ E: 'S;. $$
~ 4'. ' : ss' 5;: s:;s DOWNTOWN
s SoRf1s s. RS cAFRi1z RI soSfzSS ;5 INC
Oh 18th St. NV. Main 617.
18th AND GIRARD SITS.
construction six bath porch
and seeping porches paquet floors; electric lights howater
on S'sn TERMS s'5ae Pee s1aoo w ~
10th ST HEIGHTS; PARK VIEW
: s: ss:. % e s: s: s:a ':ss
heat trimming
tile There
.say dseesdi .1 eaA'an garage eu ~ ~ anu
TWO-FAMILY FLAT
On Spring place Ideal families Has four
poehe pon hardwood aoos awnings laundry
This house semdetached lot leading to an
alley. Price, $125oo. - ~ IA
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. WARDER ST.
an. r:; : ;s:s ss : @ ': :: :: no: ;:s; $
| sss; ': r. s goo; s.: S. :s : :ss: s $$ : ;
''''''''~ McKEEvER Goss,
1415 Eye ST. NV. . - rsr., 80, Ma Nam 47!2'
Evening star., 1922-08-25
P,75O.
GEORGIA AVE

Two-story brick dwelling, located on this
prominent avenue in square zoned for bust
ness purposes. 1t Is we'll adapted for remodel
Ing into a store with apartments above. There
are six large rooms. tile bath, hot-water heat
ing plant and electric lights. Act quickly If
.ou are seeking real bargain.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Realtors
Tel. Main IS4U. 140G II ST. MY.
Evening star., 1922-08-25
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.

Rest northwest section. west Of 14th St
First floor has 1--WE large rooms and bath:
second floor. six rooms and bath Separate
entrances. hot-water heating plants ana osse
ments Electric lights. Space~for garage
Entire house in excellent condition. Price
and terms very reasonable
Evening star., 1922-08-25

THE REALTY & INVEST. CUKP..
OF
WASHINGTON.
-.z ,s,b OF NV Main 2a0s.
CHEVY CHASE HOME.
A home that is different and
vet most attractive; 9 rooms
ami: magnificent shade trees
with exceptionally large lot ;
garage. A we'll built and well
planned home-and you'll be
pleased with the price. Only
$4,000.
Evening star., 1922-08-25
FOR sALE-H0USEs.

FOR sALE-HOUsES.
Continued.
CHEVY CHASE HOME.
PRICE, $4,000.
An ideal home. situated in one Of the most
attractive spots in old Chevy Chase. near me
circle; The lot is 20 BY about 2oo n in depth depth
modern il every detail. Th.re is a garage
Owner leaving city. must make. quick sale.
BOSS & PHELPS.
Tel. Main 4s4o. A.a 1905 H St. wv
CHEVY CHASE.
Owner leaving the city. must sell at once
cenneeticut % % ave. Sem. bungalow type and has
rooms and bath: electric lights. h..w:h;
hardwood floors: very attractively decorated
sisEso sasss lot with o'-f'9t frontage bargain at
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
1894 H st' NV. Phone Main 1Oes.
$4,000.
CHEVY CHASE.
Situated one half block of Connecticut ave-.
in most convenient and renned section.
tiled bath. Elassedin sleeping porch. nving
room with open fireplace oak floors hHt-wster ster
pe1eh. ness e'sssn Vacant. % Very reasonable terms
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
Tel Main 1910 i4Os st. NV.
FOR SALE-NORTHWEST /;
only $4,000; nice white neighbor-
hood; 6 rooms, bath; room for
garage; wide paved alley; front,
rear porches; vacant. Don't de-
lay. This is cheap. STONE &
FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave-
NV.
Evening star., 1922-08-25

WOODBRIDGE, D. c. Vacant
owner leaving city. must sell At once:
Attractive home Of seven rooms ana M Gatn:
laundry tubs: large corner lot. Price, $3.50.
0.'' RIvERDALE, MD.
Nav hun1siov Of rooms and bath; gas.
electricity; large cellar; excellent heating
plant; corner lot. 50x1bo; fruit and nc. shade
trees; two blocks to. cars. Price, $o'S'o; terms
to suit. ,,D
Price, $3.50.
Reantiful bungalow Of rooms and bath:
ali modern improvements; close to cars and
stores and schools. Eay ta60s.
WA. q. RICHARDSON.
-.5 Colorado bldg. ::ain 3Jj1.
Evening star., 1922-08-25

5-ROOM BUNGALOW,
HARDWOOD FLOORS.
Exceptionally we'll built bungalow in Lyon
Park. Va. Five rooms. hath. open fireplace.
double flooring. double siding concrete cellar,
gas. electricity. gas water heater. gas range.
shades. laundry trays. excellent workman
ship throughout. Convenient terms. Inquire
at Lyon Park Office. Open every day.
Take Falls Church line trolley at Mt. Yer
non station. 10Th st. and PENNSYLVANIA ave.
Get of at Lyon Park station. Communication
fare 1O1. cents. BY auto, drive over High
way bridge, military road past south side of
Arlington cemetery to Hatfield. thence parallel
trolley to Lyon Park
RUBY LEE M1NAR.
1920 n. Y. ave- Main ll45.
/ HAVE 4 BARGAIN IN THE SURURBS:
nice 4-room house: brand new: lot 60N1O0:
splendid water: 81. 700; $3.50 cash: balance.
S35 monthly. NJ. G. ELLIS. Phone Franklin
sos
RIvERDALE. MD. SEvEN-ROOM. MODERN
house: > acres: Outhudngs: fruit and shade
trees: near cars; bargain. Phone Owner. Hy
attsville 279-M. 2i'
FOR SALE-vERY ATTRACTIVE NEW 3
room bungalow on electric car line: very large
lot sufficient for flowers. garden and chickens;
sewerage. water. electricity; large bathroom
with every accommodation large cellar and
attic. One OF the cheapest and most attrac
tive homes Washington. Terms. $500
cash and $40 per month. or 5000 cash and
$40 per month. J. {. ROGERS. Owner, lIy-
attsyille J6-J
Evening star., 1922-08-25

PRICED AT A BARGAIN-A CHEVY CHASE.
ID. C., detached home for sale lease; almost
new; nine rooms. besides servants and store
rooms in basement front and rear porches:
hot water heat and instantaneous heater, gas,
electricity: built-in garage: splcndidly fur
nished: beautiful outlook; will sell or lease
f,,rrisb.d Phone Cleveland oIO1 ofs