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Newark post., 1922-06-21
DELAWARE BOYS IN CAMP

Almost every State in the Union,
Porto Rico and Honolulu were rep
resented last week at the opening of
the Reserve Officers Training Camp,
at Plattsburg, N. Y. Among the
Delaware boys registered were: AL
bert H. Carter, Edgmoor; Barclay R.
and John F. Challenger, Claymont;
Theodore Collins, Milford; Albert O.
Humphreys, William R. Manning,
John E. Mortimer and Gorden E. l..
Linn, Wilmington; Jay E. Murphy,
Milford; Joseph L. Patton, Whining
ton; Granville S. Robinson, Newark; /;
Frederick ]. Rowan, Newark; Frank
lin K. Wills, James D. Woodward,
Leonard Crew, John w. Walker, Will
mington.
Newark post., 1922-06-21
NOT A SINGLE TEN-CENT
PIECE STRUCK FOR YEAR

The friendly 10-cent piece seems to
be losing favor with the American
public as the report of the Philadel-
phia mint for the fiscal year shows.
Not a single small silver coin was
struck while only 1,447,000 nickels
and 2,O21, 900 pennies were made.
A total of $4,000 double eagles
were coined, 50,707, ,473 standard sill
yer dollars, 1O0,O53 Pilgrim tercen-
tennial half-dollars, 50,O2S Missouri
centennial, 70,O44 Alabama centennial
and 10,061 Grant memorial half-dol-
lars, and 10,016 Grant memorial gold
dollars, a total domestic coinage of
55,37S,675 pieces with total value of
s68, ,490,142. The June coinage con-
sisted of 64,500 gold double eagles and
100000 standard silver dollars.
Newark post., 1922-06-21
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES

Many persons from Newark and
surrounding country were present at
the 217th anniversary services of St.
Anne's Church, Middletown, last
Sunday.
At 1870 o'clock in the morning
Rt. Rev. Philip Cook, Bishop of Della
ware, preached. At 2.30 o'clock in the
afternoon an address was delivered
by Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, Bishop
of the diocese of Bethlehem, Pa.
Newark post., 1922-06-21
MARYLAND AND DELAWARE
FRUIT EXPECTED TO BE SHORT

Major fruit crops promise to be
short in Maryland and Delaware this
year following even shorter crops last
year when crop failures resulted, ac-
cording to a statement given the
press by John S. Dennee, Agricultural
Statistician for the United States
Bureau of Markets and Crop Esti-
mates cooperating with the extension
service of the University of Mary
land. Frosts and freezes over large
areas in both States late in April cut
short the bumper prospects, say the
growers, but even yet the full extent
of the damage cannot be determined
until after the June drop.
About 1860 bushels of apples is
the prospect in Maryland, against
225,000 last season and 100000
bushels, the average of production for
the last five years. A commercial crop
of about 211,0O0 barrels is expected,
says the Statistician.
The apple prospect in Delaware is
relatively better. A crop of about
$4,000 bushels is forecasted, against
$4,000 last year, and SCI 900 bushels,
the average for the past five years.
A commercial crop of 100000 barrels
is thought likely.
The peach prospect is woefully
short in both States. About AZ per
cent of full crop in Maryland, and
70 in Delaware.
Pears were especially hard hit by
the unreasonable weather, and fully
two-thirds of the crop was destroyed
in both States.
The forecasts are based on average
influences prevailing from now until
harvest time.
Newark post., 1922-06-21
Delaware Leads
In Sweet Potatoes
State Leads With an Average Of
1884 Bushels Per Acre

That vegetable crops play an i'm
portant part in the income of farms
IN Delaware is shown by the value of
S1,903,O17 for all vegetables in 1919,
not including potatoes valued at
S95O,953 and sweet potatoes valued at
$2,634,237. The value of all truck and
vegetable crops aggregates about five
and one half million dollars. Of the
ten thousand farms in the State 6S.5
per cent are growing some truck or
vegetable crop for market. The crops
most extensively grown are tomatoes
and potatoes, GIG per cent of the
farms growing the former and 60.9
per cent of them growing the latter.
While sweet potatoes are grown by
44.8 per cent of the farmers in Della
ware the acreage is restricted to a
few communities in Sussex and Kent
Counties where it becomes a very in
tensive crop. The per cent of farms
reporting the other crops follows:
cantaloupes 1877 per cent, peas 7 per
cent, cucumbers ga per cent, sweet
corn Sc per cent and watermelons 5.3
per cent. All other vegetable crops
are grown on fewer than five per cent
of the farms, SUCH as asparagus,
beans, cabbage, etc.
The acreages of vegetable crops
range as follows: tomatoes, 22,797
acres; sweet potatoes, 9,S13 acres;
white potatoes, 1885 acres; canta-
loupes, $500; sweet corn, 1916; peas,
2,145; and the remaining crops are
each under 1000 acres. Peas, corn
and tomatoes are all grown mainly for
canning purposes and the other crops
are sold on the market.
Delaware leads the Union in grow
ing sweet potatoes as shown by the
recent census report on vegetable
crops. While there are many larger
states growing more acres of sweets,
Delaware leads in quality of produc-
tion with an average yield of 1884
bushels per acre, followed by Mary
land and the Eastern Shore of Vir-
ginia. Sussex county, Delaware, leads
all the counties of the country in the
average acre return from sweet pota-
toes of 1895. Seventy per cent of all
the farms in Sussex county, or a total
of 3770 are producing sweet pota-
toes, with total acreage of 8062.
Sussex and Accomac counties lead the
world in the acre yields of sweet po-
tatoes with 1855 and 1863 respec-
lively. The total value of this crop
in Sussex county in 1919 was reported
as S2,977,440 on total production of
1,35S,537 bushels.
The State of Delaware grows an
average of 9,S13 acres of sweet po-
tatoes with a total production of l.
505,27S bushels valued in 1919 at ST.
634,237. 1t is worth observing that
in 1900 Delaware grew but 2,265
acres of sweets and in 1910, 1929
acres, which is 100 per cent increase
in the production of the crop the
past two decades. Realizing the
strides that have been made in recent
years in commercializing this crop in
Delaware, who can predict the future
possibilities of lower Delaware as a
trucking center
Newark post., 1922-06-21
ANNUAL REUNION

Sunday, June 25th, is the date for
the annual reunion of the Pencader
Presbyterian Church, at Glasgow.
An excellent program has been ar
ranged for the lent and it is expect
ed that there be large attend
ance on hany
Newark post., 1922-06-21
NEW RESIDENTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Mckay, form
erly of Wilmington, moved into one
of the new houses on Depot Road
yesterday.
Newark post., 1922-06-21
CHILDREN'S DAY

At II o'clock on Sunday morning
Children's Day was observed in the
White Clay Greek Church.
Evening star., 1922-01-21
lin 1884.
DOWNTOWN.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Three red
brick. 10 rooms. bath; modern heat; electric
iiy; well adapted for rooming and entertain
NEAR s. H. AVE AND 18Th ST. NV
Tkree-story brown brick. bay ywndow front
with southern exposure: 10 rooms, tiled
la tins: h.-w.h., electricity and gas; in SPLEEN
did condition. PRICE. S22,OO0.
CLEVELAND PARK.
NEW DETACHED HOME--G rooms. tiled
bath: h-w.h.. electricity and gas; now ready
for occupancy. PRICE. sl1,7oo.
CHEVY CHASE.
NEW sEMI-DETAcHED FKAME-s rooms:
. baths; h.-w.h., electricity: built-in garage:
splendid location. PRICE, Sl4.5Go.
Mt. PLEASANT.
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-2 story brick.
rooms. = baths: h.-w.h.. electricity and gas;
near new Catholic Church: PRICE. sl3.5U.
ON PARK RID. near Zoo entrance; sami-
detached: rooms. tiled bath h.-w.h. elec-
tricny: splendid condition. wide and deep lot;
room for double garage. PRICE. S14.1oO
NEW HoME-2-story red brick: rooms, 4
bedrooms: sleeping porch: h.-w.h.. electricity
and gas: lot $50 feet deep: ready to move
into. PRICE. S12;5W.
GARDINER {
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GARDINER & DENT, INC.
~ I4th St. NV
RROOkIAND

BCNGALOW-6 rooms, bath; pipeless fur
mace. electricity and gas: modern cell ar: lot
40x1a5. PRICE. sG.ooo. HEIM EASY
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
NGALDW-I'onyenient 20 Rhode Island
ave. ears; roops. tiled bath: modern heat
electricity and gas: hardwood floors: front
and rear porchas: modern cellar $1,000 CASH
PAYMENT REQUIRED.
GEORGIA AN T..
CORNER IN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
DiSTRlCT-2-story red brick: q rooIIs. bath
parquet floors throughout: 45-fo"t frontage.
Use this for a home and watch your invest
msnt grow PRICE. s7.4w.
IN ST. MARTINS PARISH.
NEAR BRYANT AND FIRST SITS. NV
Facing playground: splendid home Of u rooms.
tiled bath; on wide and deep lot: small cash
payment. PRICE, $3.50
PARK VIEW.
CORNER H0ME-Facing unfenced portion
of Soldiers Home Park; beautiful tapes ry
brick: colonial front; rooms. tiled bath
h.-w. h.. electricity and gas; in splendid CON
dition. PRICE. 5000.
DENT, INC.
W 18th St. NV.
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FOR sALE-HOUsEs.
Continued
BEAUTIFUL-NEW HOME,
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

An unusually well built md attractive
Dutch COLONIAL house on the Maryland SIDE OF
famous Chevy Chase. Three fine bedrooms
large living room and dining room. buiit,in
garage, hardwood floors. hot-water heat. lot
% by 100 feet; near Chevy Chase md Column
bia Country clubs AMI near car line. An ideal
home for the person who demands nm exclusive
Eeigiborho0d at low expenditure Pre-
only Sis 600; win make terms. Address ..gs s"S
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BROOKL.A,ND.

For sale by owner, Groom
and bath bungalow, h.-w.h., cleo.
light, metal weather-stripped and
screened, slass-inclosed sleeping
porch, gear brick garage. Call
Col. 27I4 bet. 5 and 7 o'clock. y
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Q ROOMS, 2 BATHS,
In GOOD NV. SECTION.

Nine rooms, three floors. five bedrooms. two
tile baths, big double garage, hot-wnter neat,
instantaneous heater. electricity and gas. re-
ceptiOn hall. big built-in mirrors large closets.
newly papered new fixtures laundry trays.
exceptional construction: In fine norfiiwcs.
section. Two bedrooms and bath On third
floor. II desiIed. could b. rented AS separate
apartment. Three bstr""ms and bath on seq
ond floor. Half Of gnrng" now rented Tor
$12..O monthly. This IL splendid buy either
~ home for large family or as an income
producer. Price. SI4,0O0. Terms will be ar
ranged. Address KOx Sl-S. Star office.
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Main 1884.

$1,000.
NEW SEMI-DETACHED RESIDENCE.
Located
nconvenen
SI3,5oo.
OPPOSITE JUDICIARY PARK
lot
SI2.ooo
EXCELLENT DOWNTOWN RESIDENCE.
attractive tanning
$Io,5oo.
9TH ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY.
in
WI
$1,000.
HOLMEAD MANOR
Located be and sts Contain ~
$4,000.
KANSAS AVE.
6
$1,000.
TWO-FAM1LY APARTMENT HOUSE.
Renting fol- month. ains ) ron M e n
$3.50.
CAPITOL HILL
2sry
n
$3.50.
F ST NE
POSSESSION
VIM H. SAUNDERS & CO.
I4ss K ST. NV. Phones Main Io6 and 1917
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5-ROOM BUNGALOW,
ONLY S,Oo CASH.

Owner will sell for only S4J00 well bnilt
bungalow near car and bus lines Sixth room
nnd bath be finished second floor. One
Of best buys most reasonable ferHis. IN
nearby vifgininl Five rooms downstairs hot
water heat, electricity. and >gas garage.
fenred-in yard 20 By $50 feet. large garden
space. Inquire Of MIR. BENTON at Lyon
Park Office. To reach Lyon Park. take Falls
Church trolley at Mt. Vernon station. i2ih
street and Pennsylvania avenue. Get on at
Lyon Park station. rs
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CLEVELAND PARK.

Near Conn. Ave. Car Line.
Tn prominent street. A wonderfully at
trartive home. detached. with 5 large rooms
and bath; hot-watrr heat, electric light: in
stantane0us water-beater: large garage and In
UprfPct condition
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PRICE, $4,000.
= An unusually attractive home. located few
doors of 18th ST. n.w.. in wiite section,
containing rooms md hath: hot-water heat
electric lights; front and rear porc'i"s. We
can sell this properly on very reasonable
terms.
Evening star., 1922-01-21

A NEARBY SUBURBAN BARGAIN.
Lovely S-roOm and bath home. with large
reception hall; electricity. gas and hot water
heat: hardwood trim; large, sunny rooms; ;
front porch and balcony; garage for large car:
splendid corner lot; fine oak trees and other
shade; convenient to two car lines and on ma
cadam road. Truly a splendid home. Price and
terms are in keeping with desirability from
every standpoint. t3SS8l9.b-
0. B. ZANTZINGER. Realtor.
OLE 10th st. NV. Main 5371.
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PARK NIEW-S5.5oo. - " .
% @ S % q n @ q
and rmnnth.A
MT PLEASANT-S6,5oo
Locate
attractive terms
BLOOMINGDALE-S7S5o $50.
in
LONGFELLOW ST. NEAR otll-$8.35o
brick
sin @ Tstsses ] ra,asn 'eSs % table @ a isn % @
phce for garage
LANGDON, D. C-S6o5o.
% M
rounded
CHEVY CHASE-$I25oo. -
easaes Center % pe:
d1enpor e
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-S7,5oo. .
3D., to st
SAULS ADDIT1ON-SII. 900.
gample
the ST.
,. WILLIAM S. PHIL LIPS,
MEMBER OF estate
Phone Main o. I4oo New York Ave.
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Price, $I2,5oo.

Mr.. 18th & HAMILTON SIS.
4 real bargain in 16:!i ST. Heights. This is
n thoroughly modern home, only ninni two
years old; has large rooms and bath; sleep
ing porch: hot-water heR, electric iiShts:
hardwood floors and extra large yard. lmIne-
diate possession may be had. Reasonable
terms.
Price Reduced to SIo,25o.
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IWO GOOD REYS

On Baltimore IKE near Electric Cars AMI
Steam Railroad.
A Groom house. newly papered aud painted.
with . acres level and fertile ground Only
$500. 500 cash, $50 per month. and
New 4-room bungalow. with , acres level and
fertile ground. Only $3.50. $500 cash. $50 per
month. More ground NJ, to s acres il desired.
priced accordingly. ,37S62al
o. b. ZASTZINGEI;, Realtor.
go 10th st NV Main J311
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THE EVENING sTAI
FOR sALE-HousEs.

N. L. SANSBI
14I8 Eye Street NV.
Mt. Pleasant.
PRICE, $500. An unusual bargain in a
modern, two-story brick house. contain
ing six rooms and hath: hot water heat,
electric light; hardwood floors: double
brick garage. Owner-Occupant will give
possession with title. Act quickly.
Saul's Addition.
house which il one OF the most attrac-
tive properties in this section. There
are nine rooms and two we'll appointe ed
baths: hot-wa:er heat. electric light:
hardwood floors; garage. Must be seen
to he fully appreciated.
- Northwest.
PRICE, $l0,00O. A desrabiy located two
story colonial brick at very moderate
price. 1t contains eight large rooms
and bath; hOt-water heat, electric light: :
hardwood floors; concrete front and
entire width of the house; attic: laundry
facilities; garage. In perfect condition
Terms.
Woodley Park.
PRICE. $15.OO0 Near Wardman fark Hotel
An attractive. well constructed house of
ten and two baths: hot t-water
heat, electric lights Newly decorated
throughout and In excellent condition.
This property is well worth the price
asked. Can be inspected by appointment
only.
N. l.. SANSBI
EVERYTHING l.
141S Eye Street NV.
MEMBERS OF THE WASHING
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4 CONTENTED
COMMUNITY

No-Nl VI - ~ L
in Armsleigh Park
where every Home is ideal
and every Home owner
appreciates the value of his
investment.
Groups Eleven and Twelve
are nearing completion and
selection may be made now.
They are wholly detached
Cottages and Bungalows
of Kite construction-than
which there is none better.
$1,000 IS ALL THE CASH
REQUIRED
balance can be divided
into moderate monthly pay
ments.
Our Mr.. Hamilton is al
the Park Office. AIS .39ih
st.-every day and evening
ready to give you all in
formation and to exhibit the
Homes. Phone Cleveland
l4o0.
Take through ears marked Friendship
Heights. Somerset. notwithstanding
OF at Window St, just beyond Cleve
land Park-or Chevy Chase cars TO
Atkpmnrlp & first nnrth
Bureau Of Standards.
HARRY A. KITE,
Owner and Builder.
1874 X St. Phi. NJ. 1910.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs
Continued
C0htIhued .Ontfaued u
MOORE & HILL, INC.
1902 II St. NV
ON THE HEIGHTS.
MEMBER DE TIE wAsHIxG

Convenient to 18th st. car I:nc. very
desirable fhrpe-story- brick dwelling, in cx-
cellent repair. This property has large lot
nnd is desirable IN eSe.y way. Immediate pos
session.
Price, S8, 500.
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lNSPECl l Al ONCE.
Only 3 Lett.
The First Cost Is Practically
the Last.
1901 to 1881 Kansas Ave. NV.
8 and s rooms. bath. attic:
h.-w.h.. electric lights; double
floors; lots OF closet space; dou-
bic rear porches; wide cement
front porch; built-in garage.
For Sale by
THOS. A. JAMESON.
goo New York Ave.
Owner and Builder.
Ask the Man Who Owns One.
Main $500.
After 5 pm. Lincoln oI4o-W.
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Mr.. 18th AND KENYON STS.
Midway between the 14th and f1th st. ear
lines. This IL u mD,Iern tiree-stOry brick with
hot water heat. electric lights; 10 large ropins
and f,a III: hardwood trim. In excellent repair.
Owner is desirous " closing to settle aR estate
and has reduced rrite 10
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$4,000.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. |
just about the mos. uttrac:iNe.y arranged
home P"ssihie to secure in this desirable see
tion. IL las . raOnis and baths. hpf-wairr
heat. electric lights and In perfect repair.
Owner on premises; will give Immediate pos
session.
Jb,-,,.n CI,
Evening star., 1922-01-21

SIo.5oo.
FAIRMONT NEAR nth.
One Of those beautiful colonial style hUmI,,.
Of six rooms and L. 'atii: h VIII. .aS
electric: hardwood huors On frs: and second
floors; attic: dnEbie-leck porch: large
yard to paved alley; for garage; only =
squares from Central High School. Easy term.
and immediate possession
DAVID Z. BARRY.
Main 1SJ. N
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
- Continued
RY CO, INC.
Phones Main 59o3-4-5.

Near Lincoln Park.
PRICE. S0.5O0. An attractive. well built
house. containing nine rooms and bath:
hot-water heat, electric light: double
rear pOrehes. RedecOrated throughout
and in perfect condition. Double brick
garage. This is offering worthy Of
attention; will be sold ut once.
Chevy Chase, d. C..
PRICE. $ls.OOO Near tho circle and only
o.e-half block from Conn. ave. Nine
rooms and bath with all modern improve
ments. Large, bright dining room with
beamed. ceiling. In perfect condition
Delightful surroundings; lot 1OOxl3O
Garage. Terms IL desired.
Petworth.
PRICE. $3.50. We can assure immediate
possession Of this delightfully."- located
home which IL practically new and In
perfect condition. There are six rooms
and bath; h0t-water heat. electric light:
hardwood h0Ors and trim throughout;
conciSte front and double rear pOrches;
Ample room for garage. Convenient
terms.
Mt. Pleasant.
PRICE, Sl25OO Located west Of 18th st. and
not far out. handsome three-story
brick residence with nine rooms and
! bath; hot-water heat. electric light. In
Al condition. Occupied by owner who
will give early possession. Terms. This
is a proposition which should appeal to
the discriminating purchaser.
Try CO., INC.
REAL ESTATE
Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
TON REAL ESTATE BOARD.
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$4,000.

CHEVY CHASE. MD.
erty contains ten rooms and two baths, gas
ard electricity and heated by furnace: large
lot; double garage. The present owner ac-
ouired this property in q deal and purchaser
wonld have advantageous opportunities to pur-
case at this time.
$4,000.
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$1,000.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

: WAST1I NJ NJN I1EIUII ..
Very desirable home. in excellent condition.
First floor contains large drawing room topenl,
back porch. Second foor-Library 11x27D,
square reception hail. dining room, Kitchen and
two large bedrooms, bath and large closets
Third floor has four bedrooms. bath and sepa-
rate toilet, extra closet. Finishing is in nat
ural wood, hardwood floors, open fireplace in
every room on first and second floors. Has gas
and electricity and heated by steam; also Pitts
burg hot-water heater.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

INSPECT AT ONCE 7g7-7e8 MONROE ST.
ne. Two new. up-to-date bungalows. rooms.
bath and Sleeping porch. unfinished attic. each;
hot.water heat, stationary tubs and gas heater
In cellar; hardwood floors: deep lot, plenty
cash payment and SEQ per month. including
interest on hrst snd second trusts. Open for
inspection daily from 1 TO . pm. or see
+. A. LINGER, 2377 Il. l. ave. ne. Phone
North 1921
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$1,000.

ON 81" ST. NV.
Between 10th and Goth, facing south: three
stories, brick, containing nine rooms and bath:
heated by latrobe. The lot is 17xS4.- about
100 80. It. This Is very desrably located
property. convenient to the government depart
ments, Y. NJ. @. A. and ear lines; occupied by
tenant and can be inspected by appointment,
Possession Is assured to purchaser. also rea-
sOuable terms,
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WOODBRIDGE. ID. G..

Lot 30 #. front, facing east. .4tb and
Monroe SITS. ne; high eleva ton: best loca-
riOu will sell cheap for cash. FRANK NJ.
COWAKD. Mt. Rainier Nd uyatts 4M5
HERE Is a SUBURBAN BARGAIN YOI-
should Splendid I-roOm and hath home:
furnace and electricity: bliit-in garage: near
fine road and cars: convenient to city. Only
$500: $3.50 cash. balance arranged. t3iS62a I,
o.. b. ZANTZINGER. Reaitor. 9l3 10Th st.
IL " Main l311
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
of the most desirable homes in this section
First floor has living room. dining room, den
and kitchen: four bedrooms on second floor and
two baths; finished room in attic; gas in kitch-
en-; lighted by electricity and hot-water heat: !:
lot 6OxS0. The -vner will allow inspection by
permit through this Office and give possession
nm roy,ort of title.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
We Have Exclusive Agency on
These Attractive PrODerties.

We Have Exclusive Agency on
These Attractive Properties.
Chevy Chase. near Chevy Chase club; semi
iriciiy and gas; | sarsse @ and and" poultry " houses;
lot Tix2,0. Owner has left city: immediate
po.s-ssion. Priced at $1,000; 5000 cash;
balance arranged.
MI. Pleasant, near 14iE 81: detached home
Of = large rooms. reception hall and hath:
! Well built aud ronfortnbis hone 1 at sii,aS:
" s1sh ';!sssf naSTziSe;EE zaisS!GpEsd re,iisT aIsa'
9l2 10th st. NV. Main a3Il.
Two Beautiful Bungalows
at Takoma Park.
bungalow Of rooms and bath. including
large inc.osnd sleeping porch: hardwood floors
aud trim: hot-water heat: electricity and gas:
AMI ami These are finely constructed. attrac-
sss,iy sH ,ln designed and we'll located One al
a% ss.x man,h,r and one a, ssa"sasn $500 cash;
912 10;h 81. NV Main 537I.
PRICE s20.OW-NEAR wARDMAS PAEk
Ho'el--Centcr entrance colonial detached. red
nri"h house: Garfield ST. NV. convenient 10
t"nn. ave. cars. csrncr of alley: stories. II
looms. baths. lav1tory. maids toilet and
room. crrn fireplace: rommOdious front porch
ana screened rear por'bes; is screened and
Weafher-strpped throughout: every modern con
renience Owner on premises. Inspection by
permit. Col. S193.
ifih SToNB
bungalow: 10 rooms and = baths INV h.: ga
rage: all modern convenirnrns. Price. SIS O10
-. II. JOHNSON co. 1898 II st. NV.
WEST CHEVY CHASE. BETWEEN WIStuN-
sin and Connecticut ares. 4 real bargain.
rooms and bath semi .bunga low: b.-w. heat
and electricity; hardwood TRIM. paved alley
side ann Only slRs,: 500 cash hal
aIce arranged. t3+S5.9.I a. r. ZANTZING-
ER. Rea.tor. al2 1Uh 81. NV. Main :,3I1.
IF Y0r HAVE NOT
SEEN OUR NEWLY PLANNED
'HOMES.''
18th and Park road NV.
Don't select yonr house without doing
They undoubtedly represent the last word N
modern home building-nof the usual type q.
room plan but nice. roomy. homclikc hu:De
to the last detail.
Neatly and artisticaly decorated. RelIii-
fully finished and equipped with all the new
lalrr-saring appliances Built To stand tile
test Of time.
LOCATION
square north Of 18th and Park road. over
looking Rock Creek Park-the nationally
known beauty spot Of The whole country.
The price and terms will appeal TO those
seeking easy home buyDg.
Sample hnrse :3nS 18th NV.
Open and lighted daily.
CIIAS. ID. SAGER.
Owner and Builder
923 18th ST. Main SO
Evening star., 1922-01-21

NtDSEMON /
sS.OO0 $500 cash will buy this 7-room
modern tile home Small monthly payment
required to meet the principal aud 6ce interest.
$l3.5 500 $l.5OO cash will secure this spien-
did Groom corner home; solid bronze fixtures;
highest quality bath. No other such home
in or near WashinG,S%na; Gn%aw See SoWpx rs At once.
TO 18th St: NV, i.
Evening star., 1922-01-21

4 very attractive. modern home with large
roOns and bath, hot water heat. electric lights.
hardwood floors and is in excellent condition.
We can sell this house very reasonable
terms. possibly US low 81 900 cash down.