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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1923-01-31

or parcel Of ground, with its inn
losepsments. and appurtensnees,
consisting of four-story apart
ment house, in Fl;e City of Al;
Iexandria, yEsinh Known as tI4
South Faisfa& greet, and more
particularly bounded as follows,
lto-wit;
4 tsBEGINNING. on the east build
Inc line of Fairfax street 1925
feet south Of King street; thence
eastward, parallel to King. street
slorr the itorsb ssdv ef sthey w,asl
If this property 5tleAftet; themes
eontinuingt5ias line 1hruSshe7eesut5
or Of an Sfiss incl, YalB diyNiins
Itb;z property arSfsEtise propert4
IN the north, 2S.4o feet; thence
Tsuthward, parallels. to Fairfax
street, 6.SS feet tHence east:
ward, parallel to King street, 40
feet: thence northward, parallel
10 Fairfax street, OIL feet;
ihenee eastward, parallel to King
street, 1912 feet; thence south
ward. parallel to Fairfax street
1888 feet; thence eastward, paralr
lei to King street, 21.4l feet;
thence southwark, parallel TO
Fairfax street, 4s feet 9 iaches,
more or less, to a point li4'lo
feet south of King street; thence
westward parallel to- King street
1905 feet; thence northward' par
allel to Fairfax street. 10 feet;
thence westward, parallel to, King
street, O.5S feet; thence north
ward, parallel to Fairfax street.
9O,o4 feet; thence westward along
The south side of theI walls d.
ding this property from 1.-THE
nronerty on the, south, $3.50 feet
to Fairfax Street, bird : thence r! :,
northward along the east build
inc line of Fairfax street 29.So
foet 70 the point of beginning,
TERMS OF SALE The above
rronertv will be sold subject to
= first deed Of trust, dated Sep
f f. 16, 1922, of record among
tbn above said land records an
noad Book rs, page $50; BALANCE
81 the purchase price to be cash
All cohveyahcing, stamps and re-
cording to be at the cost Oh ''''
purchaser. y wOorIS.
non ..i. Trustee.
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PROPERTY SALES

Deeds Of conveyance Tor the
following pieces of property have
just been placed on record in the
Office of the clerk Of the court:
Miss Rose N. Mae Donald to
Misses F. Olive, Evelyn and MAJ
garet Lyons house and lot 6O9
Cameron street; Fl. Brenton Trlb-
by to Woodville W. Freeman and
wife house and lot 10, block 20.
section /, Rosemont; Carroll
Pierce and James R. Cation, trus-
tees, to Brenton Tribby lot -
block 20, section 4, Rosemont.
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AUCTION SALE OF XALUA
BILE APARTMENT HOUSE
,t.f PROPERTY. sE

BY virtue of a deed Of trust,
dated the 10th day Of, itNovefn-
Der, 1922 recorded in Deed Book
IS, page 81, of the land RECORDS
of the City of Alexandria, Nir-
ginia, default having been made
in the payment of certain of the
notes thereby secured, the under
signed Trustee will, at the ~
quest of the holder of said notes,
and pursuant to the provisions OF
said deed of trust, offer for sale
at public auction, at . twelve o.
clock noon, on WEDNESDAY,
FEBRUARY 9TH 1928, in front
Of the Royal street entrance to
the Market Building, Alexandria,
Virginia, the following described
property, to-wit: All that lot
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AucrioN SALE OF IMpRo'-
I'D REAL EsTkTE

nv Thus. l.. Carter, Auetioneer /;
Dy By VII Virtue of a deed of trust
.a.tcd january 7th, 1920, record
od in deed. book 20, page AZ
If the lanl records OF the Guy
n Alexandria, executed by jean
MOTTO II. osthoff and husband 10
the undersigned trustee, default
bav;nG been. made in the payment
Of the note thereby secured !
will, at the request Of the Folder
of said note, aud in execution q
said trust, offer for sale at pup,
lie auction in front OF the Royal
street entrance to the Marker
Building at II o'clock Noon on
SATURDAY,. February Srd, the prop
.erty conveyed and described IN
said deed Of trust as follows; ,
All that lot of ground with tae
bnildiprs and improvements
thereon situated in the city OF
Alexandria, Va, and described as
follows. Lot numbered Twenty
.Ffe (25) on the plat and subdl-
Vision of section numbered Five
.(O Rossmont as the same is
duly dedicated, plated and re-
corded in Deed Book 81, page
500 Of the Land Records of Alex
andria City; together with the
right of way in common with
others entitled thereto upon and
over an alley ten feet wide in the
rear of the lot hereby conveyed
and running through the block
five feet of said alley being upon
and over the rear of the lots or
the west side of said block, and
five feet of said alley, being upon
and over the lots on the east
Side of said block.
4 This sale will be subject to the
'gien of a deed of trust of Five
Thousand Dollars, duly of re-
cord.
Terms Of sale: Cash. Convey
ancing and revenue stamps at
cost Of purchaser.
HOWARD ". SMITH,
21-eod to Feb. 3rd Trustee,
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MASONIC NOTICE

A called communication Of Alex
andria Washington Lodge No. %,
A. F. and A. NJ viii, be. he'd jp
its temple Thursday morning Feb
ruray 1st, at 10 a. M, for the pur-
pose of attending the Amsral of
our late brother, AaronF Katz.
All Master Masons- in good
standing arc invited.
Members having automobiles
will oblige the Master by using
them,
c. Page Waller, Jr,, l.
26-2tc. Secretary.
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Is 1-2) inches to Henry Street;
and thence north on Henry Street
one hundred 600 feet to the be-
ginning, together with the right
of way over said alley, and all
rights and appurtenances to the
said lot of ground belonging.
TERMS, OF ;SA4E. CASH-AIp
eonpeyanoing, Including Revenue
stamps, Ito be at the cost Of the
purchaser, A deposit Of Five, Hun
dred. Dollars .S5000O( will be re-
Qpired at the time of sale,
. 30 HOWARD w SMITH,
-l6.Js yEl Cd, l5A.v; Trustee,
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- = 1.
Sports. o J! J.
n sss@ n sssAgJ ga
Is q
# Money Game
Baseball also Takes Post
In Grabbing
w. Scheme
,By isiui.csi.-press.}-

T New York, Jan. 81 Save
boxing" and N"Fcr the good of
BASEBALL are two lef; the best
chestnuts of modern tiines.
They are slogans for cam
paigns that have nothing to do
with sport.
+ Boxing and major baseball are
Inst -sports-they are highly COM
mercialized amusements.
If boxing, hasn't sufficient vir-
tue to save itself, it ought to be
lost.
When club owners ask the pub
lie. to do something "for the good
iof, baseball" it is. lust the same as
appealing to- the public-"Come
and help me make more money"
Baseball isn't the national pas
time and neither is boxing. If
both were to be stopped by law,
tho nation would 60 ahead just
the same. More real citizens by
far are engaged in playing ten
mis-, golf, billiards. -handball, and
other forms Of amusement than
in baseball or boxing.
I, H.,:n
Boxing isS6 good form Of en-
tertainment when it is considered
merely as SUCH The trouble is
that those Interested in boxing
for what they get out of it try
to make it appesrsas something
else. !s t,SS.'-'
Professional boxing is nothing
but prize fighting and the ren
engaged in professional boxing
arc prize fighters, no matter by
what other name they are called.
To refer te-bexiHg as the "nlaf-.
" art of self-d6fdHs6" is silly and
it is dons for the purpose of
covering up, what it really Is.
Very few professional boxers
could takS..care Of Themselves in
a hand-tothand encounter. Few
Of them showed an inelipation to-
ward real fighting when they had
the opportunity JIM 1917.s Their
idea of Self-defense was to stay
at home. Il
Most of them went to training
camps as instructors. Ore OF
them, a worlds champion up to
the preseat' time, was discharged
from cantohment in Ohio be-
cause he Wau1d rot obey the, few
regulations that the camp com
mandant 9aid down for him.
What good the American sol
der got out OF learning to box
when he went into action is a
mooted question. Boxers say that
the instructions made the Amerl-
can army and won the war.
1t is doubtful, however, if Ser
geants WoqdGll or York were box
ing championes Of their company,
or if they even knew how to
block or lead. Both knew how
to shoot and that's what was
really necessary when they got
down to it.
Boxing in modern times largely
is a profession taken up for the
purpose of getting rich by GER
tain classes of. citizens who would
have q tough time earning a !iv-
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SALE VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE


THOMAS l.. CARTER, Auctioncer
BY VIRTUE OF deed Of
trust, dated March 16, 1921, and
recorded in Deed Book -, page
1926, of the land records of the
City of Alexandria, Virginia from
William ]. Bristol and wife, to
the undersigned Trustee, default
having been made in the pay
ment of certain installmcnts of
a note thereby secured, the I'M
dersigned Trustee will, at the re-
quest OF the holder of said note,
and pursuant to the provisions
of said deed of trust, offer for
sale at public auction at Twelve
O'Clock Noon, on Friday, Febru-
arv 2, 1928, in front OF the Royal
Street entcance to the Market
Building, Alexandria, Virginia,
the following described store build
ing and dwelling at the south
east corner Of Duke and Henry
street. Alexandria, Virginia, aid
more particularly bounded and
described as follows, to-wit:-
BEGINNING at the intersec-
ton Of the south side of Duke
/ Street with the east side Of Henry
Street. ara running thence east
on Duke Street ffty,siX t56) feet
eight and one-hqIf IS t2l INCHES;
thence south parallel with Henry
street. OPS hundred QOOl- feet
h @h .cJlex, ten (lol,. fsev VIDE
saasang !. through. the square
tKepSe vest with said. alley fifty
SIX s5s} feet eight and ons-hali
- Eh ,r...'. 1-.-,,f -
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:. +. BAELBNGER'S FUNERAL

Rites for Clinton F. Ballenger
the seventeen year old son Of Fir
and Mrs, : Clinton S. BalleDger
Who died Monday, were held this
afternoon at the residence of his
parents, ;, 1920 Duke street, arr
conducted by Rev. Dr. e. B, Jack,
son, pastor Of the First Baptisi
Church. Burial was IN Bethet
cemetery 81 sSe:e' 7.s#
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NOTICE

NOTICE a.. AT 1
NHaving qualified as executriX
! the estate Of George w. Bortz,
deceased, all persons indebt-
4 10 the estate are requested to
lake prompt settlement, and all
ersonS to whom the estate INDY
! indebted, are requested to pre-
ent their claims properly anthem
Gated for settlement.
Mary E. Bontz,
5-3e ExecutriX.
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DIED

KATZ-On January so, 1923, at
his hsme, -204 South St. Asaph
Street, Alexandria, Va, AARON
KATE, in the sixtieth year Of
his age.
Funeral Thursday. February. /,
1928. at II a. m,. from his. late
home, Interment Alexandria, Va.
Baltimore papers please. copy.
26-2e.' --' - $50 ?. s -
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FOR SALE
(REAL ESTATE)

BIZ SALE LOTS CHOICE LOIS
n DEL RAY. ST. ELMO. MT. IDA
hnd ARLINGTON. low prices, easy
err,s. Electric lights. city was
her, sewerage. Buy now. Prices
wnl be higher in Spring. ). c.
ELLIS, NJ. Vernop Ave. Del Rag.
Phone Alex. l942. e7z0p
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AUCTION SALE
Et.} 5O7 NORTH COLUMBUS STREET $
s. ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SATURDAY, FEB. 3, AT ii A. M.

Rev. E. NJ Sandys is going to move to California;
Rather than move his Office furniture, household
goods. automobiles electric fans, gas fixtures,
silverware china ware, kitchen cabinets, and many
other wonderful articles too numerous to mention,
lie has engaged j. T. Mountcastle licensed and
Bonded auctioneer, to make quick sale OF all OF
his household and Office belongings.
You cannot afford to miss this sale II you want
wonderful values at auction sale prices
Partial list of articles to be disposed Of are listed
for your information
! roll top desk ] extension table
3 typeWTlters | waste basket
| high grade desk chair nrroscone lantern
I Shaving eIaiu l center table
, etieon3iers piano
. cots l 3-piece parlor set
8 high grade clocks l music rack
! sewing machine / wooden bookcase
| willow rocker | easy rocker
| leather rocker | Kitchen caDheC
/ lot Of carpets ] porcelain refrigera-
| steel bookcase tOI
2 lot books ] aluminium set
| electric heater | set straight back
2 electric fans kitchen ch2lfs
/ sewing table | lot dining set china
| lot pictures ] fireleSS cooker
| lot pillows l boys bicycle
4 mattresses 1 antique paror table
! lot blankets and quilt l gas stove.
dressers l Hudson 7-pass. auto .el1
il small table l Ford Sedan
Il lot window shades l Ford Touring
Il set rosewood st. blk. automobile chains
chairs | exercising wing
1 mahogany. lie ther machine
, . rocker 2 small sleighS
gas heater l lot tentlng s. IS
writing cabinet l lot canned goods8 q b
/ let gas fixtures lot glass jars - 81
l pair rubber roots japanese gong
/ water cooler 2 camp chairs Ee&
i Ct cooking utensils ! sewing desk
J. let silverware ] Laundry basket
l fern plant lot lace curtains
J. T. MOUNTCASTLE
.,... AUCTIONEER go. ,.s, .r-..,..~.
305 KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
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In SALE - 1872 CHEVROLET
EourirS cor. all cord tires. many
Extras. 2I2 So. Royal st. 90
r. n. 2t-4p
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WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

(zs-S;TE'D1----1T 1'IO7- TXFTRNISH-
led. Tor !. IL. X. by young coup
he without children. Must pc
Reasonable. W. A, ID care GS.
1zette Office. S'-SP
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s..u ss's Use Gazette
classified Ads.
HELP WANTED

lNTEp-wHITE WOMAN COOK.
kpply ShIpyard Cafeteria. 2-se
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|ST-SATURDAY. ESQ BUS TO
Lady's gold WRIST
watch. Reward If returned TO
6azette Office. z'-Zp
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LOST AND FOUND

D REwARD-FOR RETURN OF
white bull male pup. Disappear
I'd from Fort Humphreys sun
bay. Return TO Gazette Once
No questions asked. 2o-5p
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FOR SALE
AUTOMOBILES

Or SALE-Dlo D G. E
Roadster. Winter Top.
Apply j. NJ. Gazette Of
flee. [t II.
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;. g FtJN sAIsE q
(MISCEI.LANEQUS)

FOR SALE=2 wHt4ts ,PORcs-
lain bath tubs; . porcelain sinks
with backs; ? toilets. Apply 1918
King st. z'-@c
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FOR RENT-FURNISHEIC OF IN
furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Hot and Cold Wuty.,
electric lights, hsat' BATH ASppiy
500 So. Lee st. w -. +. @6-4p
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FOR RENT

FOR REM rooms aud bath
apartment, y. NJ. l. Phone iS-J-
ttI ti. i'i2orZp
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FOR RENT - ONE EIRNlSHil'
bedroom. gentleman preterreG.
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SPECIAL NOTICES, Al

LEARN BARBERING-BIG PAY
ing trade. Quickly learned. Biz
demand. Write Tri-City Barber
School, SIT Z. Baltimore St. Bal
IN timoss, MSj sn.sa : y
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FOR SALE-KINDING WOOD Al
55c 10 81 per load American
Wreckins and Salvage Co. camp
Humphreys, Va, Phone %. Z4o-u
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FOR NSALk.-a1iS,W 5PERFISS'Vi On
3-burner oil stove. kcmplcSe. sw5tt
oven For. easp, $500. Pnone !
179-J-2 in A., u. S~S af'-gpas
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FOR SALE-BABY CARRIAGE.
whitney make, Pullman style
Cheap for cash. Apply 81 10 10
Pitt 81. = -,fs 9tss-J-f
Evening star., 1923-06-17

Diamonds left to be sold to raise
ready cash.
Evening star., 1923-06-17
BIG DIAMOND
BARGAINS.

Diamonds left to be sold to raise
ready cash.
Gentleman's diamond ring. a
very fine blue-white gem; dia-
mond weighs | carat and %
points. set in the latest style
handmade mounting. A big
bargain ............. $50 }
Lady's Tiffany diamond ring,
a beautiful gem, weighs one
carat and 4S points. Must be
sold at a sacrifice. .S235
Lady's solid platinum dinner
ring. beautiful handmade
mounting, latest design, set with
Is diamonds. Must be seen to
appreciate this big bargain.
$132.5O
Lady's solid platinum engage
ment ring, set in the latest style
basket mounting; diamond in
center weighs Il carat, sur
rounded by 4 diamonds and a
sapphires. You must see this
big bargain for. $l5S
Lady's Tiffany diamond ring,
diamond weighs 65 points. set
in the latest style 1S-karat white
gold mounting. Must be sold
Lady's diamond cluster ring,
set with 7 large blue-white dia-
monds, has the appearance of a
2 and u carat solitaire. Must
be sold at once. .$oo
Lady's solid platinum neck
chain, set with IL large blue
white diamonds, the latest de-
sign. Must be sold at a sacri-
flee .$225
A written guarantee with all
our diamonds.
FISCHEXS,
2l8 F st. Northwest.
Evening star., 1923-06-17
,. +. CARIEN

p. +. CARLEN.
Reliable Business Broker. Phone Franklin 6153
! Special bargains for your inspection.
81 lOo-Cigars and soft drinks; store and one
room: rent. $3.50.
S7Gn-Cigar stand. inc. SIS 10 $50 daily.
Rooming hoI>e. rooms: rent $d5
81 500 R0oming house 10 rooms and bath,
rent. $50.
81. 800 Grocery and meat store and rooms
doing $500 per week l0-yr. lease: in
of the best northeast sect ions .
rent. $50
81. 800 Meat market income weekly. 5000
rent. 500
81 2Gp-t;rocery and soft drinks; store and
five rooms: income, 5000 per week
rent. $40.
s.. .7J0-Delicatessen store and one room: rent
500.
81. 700 -DeIicatessen and light lunch rent 81
LunChrUum: income. $500 per week
rent 500.
SO, ,5oO-Csfeteria and del: store and room
apt: rent S12I.
S3EJO0-I.unChrOOm and ca fetpria. with soda
fountain: rent. Sl2J.
81, 3,6O0-GrOcery and meats; income about $3.50
weekly: rent. $50
S3. .100-Dry goods and notions store. : rooms
and garage; rent so.
81 4,J00-RO0ming and boarding house: II rms
baths: Dupont Circle. income
about 81 100 month; lease; rent
$160
81 .0OO-Grocerr and meats: stor. and > rooms:
years lease: rent. $50.
81 S1,260-Lunchronm: store and rooms; in
come, $40 day: rent $50.
p. +. CARJEN
Evening star., 1923-06-17

FORD coupe, $225: 4 new tires. 3 spares
will guarantee 30 days; can he seen at Sfr,
9Th 81. n w. hetMpen | and 8 n'rlnck n. m.
Evening star., 1923-06-17
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
Continued

FORD ton truck. condition guaranteed, also
Ice route. Phone West 2Ji2-W.
FORD sedan. 1922. equipped: excellent cuudf-
ti0n: must he sold at once: cash; terms with
security. 1901 10th NV, Sunday. Phone
Evening star., 1923-06-17
PERSONAL.
Continued.

LINE MODESTO DESIRES TO SETTLE IN
washington: dressmaker in Chicago several
Years: would like interview with those inter
ested in present future sewing: in city Iune
- 10 10. Address Mrs. NJ. r. BROWN. lI6a
Y st NV.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES POSITION As
secretary to party spending summer in re-
sort or summer home; remuneration ohiS
railroad fare and room and hoard in exchange
Tor services part of each day or a many
hours necessary: best Of references. Nd-
dress Box l3O-E. star Office.
RATS. BEDBUGs, RoA HES. FLEAs; IN
slant results GEORGE +. SAPP. Ut Mary-
land building. Franklin 29al. lu3O-
wANTED-G00D HOME FOR TWO MONTH
old baby hoy. Apply IIS Ii 81. sw
WE ARE Now PAYING So TO $40 FOR
mems and ladies' used suts Our prices tot
old clothing are the biggest. Wash. Cloth,ng
Exchange. G33 d st. NV. Phone Main 800
OUK OUTDOOR KINDERGARTEN WILL
for few children between anu .
years of age Phone Go 1911, any day nt
tween $40 and -
MEMS CLOTHES BGUGIrr CALI. MAIN
4l43 if YOU want highest prices paid for men , :
clothing. shoes. etc. Auto calls. Establishe"
1866. JUSTHS OLD STAND go u st.
MOTOR YACATIuNS-l.5 800 MILES. $40;
days through New England Niagara rams:
any destination: ladies' parties nf four. Nrhe
Chapcrou guide address Box lS4-I, star once
HAIR TINTING RY SPECIALIST At YOUR
home. -
rh"r" F,nrklu sGt2 lS'
HnMF FOR AGED
Invalids ard rect cure. special diet: n'ehf
and day North 7a69 :124 Rth st nv
Evening star., 1923-06-17

FORD sedan. 1921 model: carefully used ty
owner: condition guaranteed: has start"g.
demOnntable rims and other extras, iHclud.u:
cord tires; bargain at $3.50; demonstration aE.
time Sunday. Phone Lincoln 1871.
Evening star., 1923-06-17

Marshall Business Brokers.
Bargain-Boarding house 20 rooms, 3 bath
we'll furnished: sickness cause of selling; rent
$50; price. reasonable.
Evening star., 1923-06-17

WESTCOTT TOURING, 7-passengrr: excellent
condition: thoroughly overhauled and newly
painted; a great bargain; $3.50. Phone Main
1nn nr Columbia s
Evening star., 1923-06-17

AUBURN, 5-pass.; two years old: l2,Hn
miles: new paint, battery and tires; title and
condition guaranteed; $500 for quick sale: no
dealers. NJ. F. Barnes 1929 18th st. Nv.
Col s097W. after 5:30 D.m. l7s
AUBURN SIN. 5-pass. touring: new Philadel I
phia battery: bargain: will demonstrate Call
N,,rtn nft m
Evening star., 1923-06-17
Corner Property.
Northeast.

An attractive corner. containing store.
rooms and bath. 2-story we'll built brick build
ing Well Iornttd for any business. Present
occupant ON monthly contract.
PRICE, SI2.0nO.
Ma oInn Eve W
Evening star., 1923-06-17

I:'"G I4rh 81 NV Phone Main SoIi. ia'
, SIdp I;unming house. IL rooms: cheap rent
well furnished: good transient trade.
5000 Ruuming hu,iSr. - rooms. baths:
located near 18th and tol. I'd terms.
$50 RUuniing house. 10 rooms: rent. $40.
S7:U--Rooming house. IL rooms, / baths.
$3.50 RocminC house. - rooms: rent. $40.
= .2-O-- Rouming huusp. li rooms: rent. 500:
good location: well fuTu.: 500 cash
81 .:,na- Roaming house. l3 rooms: rent. 500.
S@un-Cnnfpct and = rooms: rent. So.
$1in-tuuftct. and rooms. rent. SO.
81 -oonfert. and rooms; rent. Si5
So. S0n -t'nRfrrt. and drlicatessPn: rent. SO
S35Ct-C;rocpry and cunfcct rent. $50.
S>dD-tirocrry AMI = r"oms: rent. SO.
81 ,stn- t;r0c-ry and rooms; rent, $50: good
stand: must sacrifice: make offer.
81. 900 t;rCc"ry and rooms. rent. $50.
$50 cigars and news business: rooms:
good stock; 4-year lease.
$500 Tailor Shcp: central Prosperity ma
chine: will sacrifice: make Offer
X. NJ CURTIS, MAIN SODA.
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Evening star., 1923-06-17

Beautiful and exclusive boarding house near
Dupont Circle: IL rooms, bath house newly
renovated: electricity, steam heat; if you
want a high-class. paying business this:
exclusive agents; price, 81 $50.
Evening star., 1923-06-17

I%BISTRIAI. Bank stock 40 shHresi for
sale VIII sell wnol" divide 10 suit
purchaser Address BOX 2tI-D. star nfic". ~.
KITCHEN CABINET. IloOsirr; in perfect
condition: almost new: also white baby car
r.agr. tall 2539 3rd -.
KODAK Eastman: postal card size. and cas-" :
F. G3 lens. Hex shutter. seven speed: used
very little; complete. so. call 2l3 18th 81
Evening star., 1923-06-17

BOARDING house Is rooms. baths steau
heat. well furnished: located near 10th ant
X SITS; this place must be sold on account oi
sickness price. 81, 500.
Evening star., 1923-06-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

The Star -cqmrea rom
sdTertisers IN this column
references and detailed
sfotement of their proposition.
Evening star., 1923-06-17
DIAMOND BARGAINS.

- - 80 - y - - IN " -
"a 4"arat Fine White Solitaire Ring Is II
whIte gold ladies' mounting.
SIS.
"afar Fine White SnIItnirp Diamond Ring
Is kt whit" gold ladies' mounting.
$3.50.
q carat, Fine White Solitaire DiomonG
Ring, very brilliant and fiery
S2I5.
ABOUT carat Perfec; Fine White SotIta:r.
Diamond Ring I~f' with - 10 sell. Party
must raise cash.
S475.
All IlP.afinum Diamond Wrist watch. sci
with fine whit" diamonds all round.
500.
Hamilton II jewel open Fare Gold filled
Watch, gHnrant"ed fur % years.
$1,000 All Platinum Flexible Diamond Brace
let, M" hin" white. large diamonds,
$3.50.
All Platinum Diamond Sautoir and Platinum
Diamond Chain: blue white diamonds Cost
originally $40
$40.
\ GUARANTEE WITH EVERY DIAMOND.
KAHN OPTICAL. CO..
OH 9TH St. NV.