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New Britain herald., 1923-04-28
MERCHANDISE
Household Articles

ASH cANS--Galy. iron. with cover. s27b
and up, without cover ta.2s and up, Guar
Lehrer's lf6 East Main u. Phone llsi.e.
FLOOR COVERING, oil cloth. Large stock.
specially priced for March only, soc 20
sl.6o per yard. Berson. eos Main st.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-28

Good prices paid. all household articles
Call me before you sell. Phone 516-l3.
FuRNITURE--We will buy it at fair prices
The Furniture Exchange. 81 Arch ST.
J. Crate Mgr
New Britain herald., 1923-04-28

buy small farm, 5 acres or
more, suitable Tor poultry within S miies
of New Britain. Must be on good road.
Tel. 1865
New Britain herald., 1923-04-28
Real Estate-Wante,I

AMAZED at results. 1t you want to mako
prompt Aand satisfactory sale Of your
property write Davis Real Estate Adver-
Using ana Sales Specialist, No. l Monroe
St., New Britain, Conn,
New Britain herald., 1923-04-28
FINANCIAL

LOANS
Are made to wage-earners and SAL
aried. business and professional
people who have no bank credit,
but who need to borrow money on
an honest business-like basis. Loans
up to $500 on household furniture
and secured notes repayable In con-
venient installments. Phone 1913.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
81 w. MAIN. NEW BRITAIN.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-28
VALET SERVICE 6: 6: =
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

SCOTCH Collie pups. males and females, II
weeks old. Fine thoroughbred stock, 4
Armisticc st. extension OF Myrtle st.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-28

10 ACRES of land in Berlin, small house
and barn. Price only s2,500 cash re-
quired. 81 500. eastman Farm Agency, 131
Main St. Phone 3S7-2. New Britains
Largest Farm Bureau
New Britain herald., 1923-04-28

HAVE you tried the Hotel Regal restau-
rant? $500 Church st. Special break
fast 15c special dinner, 36c: special
supper. 3oc. Open at all times.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-28

90 ACRES of land In Berlin 80 acres tilla-
ble the rest in pasture and wood. Small
house and barn. Price $1,000; $4,000 cash
required. eastman Farm Agency, l31
Main ST., Phone 1872. Residence, Berlin.
.New Rritains Largest Earm Bureau.N
New Britain herald., 1923-04-28

FIVE rooms furniture for young couple
used one year. Cheap II taken for cash.
Alhln ID. Dressed, lpl Cherry ~. Phone
i2Ss-is, Call between and y. m.
GAS RANGEs--The Vulcan smooth top
compact cabinet model. affords greater
convenience at a lower operating cost. Has
\ an easily cleaned smooth toy, specially
constructed 30 that one burner con DO
the work of 8 on the ordinary gas range.
Can or phone for demonstration, A b%
discount until April 3Oth. A. A. Mills ~
West Main 81. Phone 1871.
KITCHEN RANGE and pedstead. Both In
line condition. is Woodruff Court.
PAINTS AND WALLPAPEltS for all pur-
poses. for you spring cleaning. city Hard
ware Coz, ~ East Main 81. Tel. 1900.
PREMIER RANGLs reduced from t75 and
500 TO sos and S7b. during this month
only. b. Berson, sos Main 81.
sTRoLLERs-Big variety. fifty styles. from
$500 up. Doll carriages also. Edward
Gorfain. 16s Arch 81. Tel. $685..
WE pay fair prices Tor amy household ar
ticles. Just drop card to -. NJ. Benja-
min, lis Beaver st. Tel. 1920
-
Machinery, Elcc.. and Tools %
NOVO GASOLINE ENGINES, saws and
pumps: fun hne OF farm equipment. Fred
L. Peck, kensington. Eel. 6A-32.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-28

Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry 81
PEARLS for birthday and gifts. La
Tausca, Delta. La Princess, lie Mere and
Richelleu, in all szetl from $500 up. The
Wedding Ring Shop, l49 Main St.
NO doubts of substitution. Have your dia.
,nonds reset while you wait ana in your
own presence at /. Resnick's. Mfg. Jewelsr,
$40 Main ST., Opp. Commercial st. re-
tail diamonds at Wholesale prices.
WATCHES and Wedding rings. Il and IA
kts. Hilnberg q Horn, S92 Main ST., and
10 Railroad Arcade.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-28

INTERURBAN TRANSFER q STORAGE
Auto trucking Of all kinds. Local
and long distance moving by men
skilled In the handling of goods
requiring care. Furniture and plano
moving our speciality. Our facilities
and abilities are UT excelled. Storage,
packing, Grating. and forwarding by
truck or rail.
1879 MAIN STREET.
NEW BRITAIN. CONN.
Rear Dickinson's Drug Store.
A. p. MARSH. PROP.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-28
Suburban For Sale

Observation-Disclosures new, . family. ~
room house, all improvements, hot air
neat large lot. Price s7,2Uu. $1,000 cash.
II. j. folren, lao Main st. TEL 1890
New Britain herald., 1923-04-28

Good food. cooked right is a hobby Of
ours and 1t is just what makes this res-
taurant popular. Blue plate specials
every day. Presto Lunch, corner OF Main
and Commercial Ste.
New Britain herald., 1923-04-28

ANTIQUE FURNITURE--3ig variety at re-
duced prices. The Furniture Exchange. 81
Arch St. A. j. Crate. Mgr.
FEW pieces of furniture for sale. Inquire
1872 Wallace st. Tel. S64-S Sat. and Mon
day evenings after Z o'clock.
RANGE, Crawford, with gas attachments;
roll top desk and childs crib 229 West
Main ST.
STANDARD SEWING MACHINE - Price
SIS. Reed baby carriage. Phone 2103.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-06-07

cation visiting with her father, Mr.,
A. J: Bishop, an old Unknown res
ldent OF Sank Centre. She will also
4 .yist her brother 4ff Sister,. Mr.
ll Harder acc opapanied Id as far az
$500 hat sale. 100 hats to select
from, at the Style Shop, Friday,sJune
9, aad SATURDAY., June 9, only. Kit.
r. Mssni AisD Hhipple of St. ,Eloud
spent ;hsNsasssf ERE in this cityI
fad&Ssa oaAyMjessIo ud 5st 4sss5 Sslas os
bseeesssi reo =
| " Clarence sGirard of St Paul spent
the 3week end as fguest at the j. A.
NJ s ST NJ: e &. J. urne.s OF
AhShMs spsht1l Monday whiting
| thelEE son Cassigs1 III
I i Frank O'ogara Spent Tuesday and
EWed nssdays Of this week transacting
| business in Duluth. :.
There will be a concert given by
kthe Sank Centre band in the city park
fthis Thursday EVENING"
The aA Es Strebeieand2R. E. Han
sen tamil ieSSnlStored to Minneapolis
SundS4g retitafhg "Wednesday,
Mrs.SEs Breher and Miss Florence
Holme spent the week end visiting
Efriends and relatives inst Paul.
q H. T.. Nyberg, and brother, M. Ny
berg Of Minneapolis spent. Sunday as
the guests of the J. F. Cooper family.
Mrs. Harry Beal of + Glenwood
spent the latter part Of the week as
Ia guest of her sister, Mrs. L. Lar
son.
DIR. E. J. Lewis attended meet
ing, of the Northern Minnesota Med
ical Association at Alexandria Tues
day of this week.
Z The Campfire girls spent the week
end at one of the Dubois cottages,
Fairy Lake. Miss Wyatt and Miss
Hayter chaperoned the girls. !
Miss Allen and Inez Brown left
this Thursday by auto for Milaca
where Inezs will be guest of the
formers for several days.
Miss Louise Schwarzbauer of St.
Anthony arrived Thursday Of last
week for SsYeral weeks visit with
her brother, Steve and family
Mr.. aaf 0ffs. L. M. 'Bunnel Of De-
troit stopped s.off for a short visit
Sunday with the lady's sister, Mrs.
J. H Law, enroute to the Cities. i
Mr.. ana Mrs. L. B.Clasef1an and
Fchildren,s Harold, Walter and Elva,
motored to Minneapolis TUESDAY,
morning, returning in the evening. \
Mr.. and Mrs. George Conkey and
family of Little Falls were week end
guests at the home of the gentle
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-06-07
RUNAWAY GIRL PICKED UP

Josephine McDorman, 13 year old
Minneapolis girl, who ran away from
her home last Thursday was picked
up on the streets of Sank Centre by
Chief Miller shortly after the ar
rival of the N. P. train Tuesday af-
ternoon. 1t is reported she was
looking for employment. The Child
Welfare board took charge of her
until today when her folks arrived to
take her back to Minneapolis with
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-06-07

A., M. in the English language The
Sacarement of Holy Communion will
be administered.
There will be special announce
men for. the Holy Sacrament on Fri
day. afternoon and evening before
at dhetparsonage.
After the services, the Young Peo-::
pies Bible Glass will be held as u.s..
ual, only that many that were abb
sent during tn winter will be pres-%
ent. All young people are request,
ed to study Acts g. v '36-47, as this
will be our lesson on Sunday. Bring
your chum, as we'll as father andt
mother. 81
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Il CITY NEWS ITEMS =.
4lu u44 200 aNuu 90 II

~ IN N# ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tofaibefs e aanjd
SON. and John Holler and family mo-
tored to St. Cloud Sunday.
trnest Elliott spent the :. latter
paM of the, week as a. guest of Mr..
AMI MRS. Levi Good at. Olivia 80.
H. Child of GAINESVILLE was a
GU 1T of 1iissnephew CHI. Child and
fa4ily the. ferepart .6f this weeks
br. and Mrs. B. H., Sweetman 3 at.
tended the Northern Minnesota Med
icat Association. at ,A1exandrisa Eues7
Mr.. and MRS. Davis Elliott ii Il . arrived
Saturday, from ST. fPaul land will
vistt the. gentleman's mother for "a
wesk. ssg fsL$s5 IEV ssa
Dance. at Lakeside Pavilion, Glen
Haryey's orchestra adv.
N rs lbdial 6R Miss Sue
Drickes spsn part OF LAST
week visiting friends in the Fha
Cieies. ssAsSts'
Miss Alice Johnson aad Mss Lu-
ellie Frey motored, I'M stn mi elrose
Tuesday and sasas sthe day visiting
friends. 49,
Frank Weiner returned Sunday.
evening from the St., Paul Hospital
rupture 2:
Miss ,sSebienaa Green returned
Monday from agseyeraE days visit
with her aunt, Mrs Clarence Smith
at Grey Eagle.
Miss Pearl Thornton left Satur-
day for Lakota, N. D., where she will
spend the summer with her sister,
Mrs, w. A. Garshe. :
Mrs. William Braatz returned to.
her, home in Minneapolis Saturday
of last week after weeks visit with
her mother, Mrs. M. Vanish.
Reid O'Gara, Donald Barron, Ed
die, Claseman and Steven Smith mo-
tored to Minneapolis Saturday eve
ming, returning Sunday night.
Miss Rita. Bergman left Monday
for St. Paul where she will spend :.
week with her sister, Ermaline who
is student at st. GATHERINGS.
Mrs. O. w. Dowswell left Monday
morning for Minneapolis for several
days visit with Mr.. DowswelPs sister,
Mrs. George Gardhammer and 'fami-,
ly." X *.
Mrs. Orva Pruyn and little daugh-
ter Lauraine, left Friday for their
home at Minot, N. D., after a several
weeks visit at the F. H. Osborne
home. e., Co. :.
Miss Juyerna> Pendroy will leave
this Saturday for Z Scobey, Mont,
where she will be the guest of her
sister, Mrs. ]. J. Gilmore for four
weeks. s>5
Merle Dodge who has. filed a va,
cancy as manual training teacher at
Anoka the past few months, returned
home Tuesday noon for the summer
vacation.
Mrs. Aloyois Diebel returned to
her home in Minneapolis Saturday of
LAST week after spending several
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, /. Dobbs.
100 hats at So 90, each, Friday
June, 8, and Saturday June, g ,rnnlE.
At the Style Shop. Kitty Hansen.
ADV. 1a 3E.s -
Rev. and Mrs. A. Goodyear, and
son, Alexander of Little Falls and
Mr.. Goodyear's sister, Mrs. Hutchins
of Alabama, spent Monday and
Tuesday as tn guests of friends in
this city.
Frank Dodge of the st. Cloud
Teachers College, arrived home
Wednesday for the summer vacation.
He was accompanied by William Bats
terberry, also student at the col
lege, who will be his, guest sfor "a
week before going to! his home ~
Sisseton, N. D.. .e,sa
Last Monday morning Mrs. Ev-
erett Harder left for Portland, Ore,
whe-e she will spend her summer va
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-06-07
NJ. E. Church
S. S. Wyand. Pastor.

Services in this church for Sunday
June 10th will be- as follows. -.
1880 sermon and worship. Good
music and a helpful message for all
WI 1900 NJ. Sunday School hour.
Classes and teachers for all. --s e.
100 P. NJ. Epworth League
good hour with helpful fellowship.
500 Gospel message by pastor.
This message will be brief, but re-
freshing. Visitors and friends al
ways welcome at this church.
The Children's Day Pageant put
ON last Sunday evening by the young
people of the Sunday School was
well attended and went off with good
success. The Juniors certainly did
perform we'll, and the many pleasing
compliments, make us feel proud
ofgthen. and their good work. We
were sorry that not all. the good
friends of the church understood the
Pageant was to be given on'June 3rd,
instead of June 10th. Notwithstand-
ing the many requests for repeating
IT, and the MISUNDERSTANDING in re-
gard to the date, it is thought best
not to give it again just now.
+ On June % and "a this church is
to entertain the Woman's Home
Missionary Convention of this dis
trict. State and district delegates
and officers will be here with visi-
tors and workers from numerous
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places. Fuller announcements later;

places. Fuller announcements later;
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ConGregationais Church -, .ss
Cecil S. Sparkes. Pastor w.
= The second Sunday in June lis,
t'Children's Day" and in accordance
vii our usual custom the Sunday
School will have their programs and
exercises at 1880. There will also
be BAPTISM of infants and cradle roll
service. There will be no evening
service until further notice.
Zion Lutnerana Church
J. A. Stein Pastor i !
Special Reunion Services FOR all
confirmed at Lutheran Affairs at 1000
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-06-07
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

3 Any person dumping ashes or rub
Dish of any description around the
City Pumping Station or on any ex-
cspt the City Dumping Grounds east
of the mile bridge will be subject
.s-ess. -.
- Property Committee.
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.,1 st. Paul's Catholic Church
!, -, Rev. Anthony ART, Pastor
Z iSunday--Low Mass at 500 q. m
High Mass at 1880 a. m. vespers at
1880 p. m.
: Our Lady of. the Angels Churck
H. Rev. John A Fearon, Pastor
q Sdnday-Ear1y Mass at 500 q. M;
High: Mass. sermon and Benediction
=. Episcopal Church
Reginald A. Crickmer. Rector j:
Time Of service.
Sunday in. the month. Holy
Communion at 1880 q. m. s..
Second Sunday in the lnonth. eve
ming, 8 o'clock.
H.
-.~ NJ. E. Church
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-06-07

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/. : GOopNoW COMPANY.
m

TrNNSYINA\IA AVE EETWEEN 9th AND
llrh SIS. three, business properties. with hue
Ii.itir,, rrn~pprf~ See Mr.. TEiI., with
SWAErIElE.. RIlEEM " IIEASEi CO., ~
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Confined.

CHEVY CHASE, j. BEATTTFTL 1-R0OM
pebble-dash home; large lot: in select location
interior finished IN colonial style; mahnga1P
and ivory. with French doors aud windows
open fireplace. built in bookcases and huha,
Rare opportunity 10 procure fDe home at I'LL.
low ~ Ipp
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FOR HENT-CoNTINIED

In'fN U n NV.
second ahd third huur>. Call Martha 5
hltchfh. above address r. SlS7. 81.
an t1EC CTRltALLY EQUIPPED W0op-
WORKING and paung mill. with about II. 900
northwest location
III. SCOTT RlER,
.no ith - NV Main fGI0
STORE BUILDING. 9tn STREET HF
tween Ia. ave and i street: lea>t, to rrsnonsi
Die tenant; low rent.
GEO. w IISkINS
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RROOKI, AND

New serpnroon semi bungalow having tile
batli, concrete cellar. open fireplace hot-water
neS'' electric Lights. hardwood floors and trim
anu q number OF other modern improvements,
Including many builtin fixtures.
We know that the very best worhma uship
hhd expensive materials were used in the
building OF this attractive house, and that il
is one of the best. il not the very best, bua-
salow in the northeast suburbs. You will
max" mistake IL s"u buy elsewhere before
inspecting this property. $1,000 cash and SO
monthly will hHEdl., IL!
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. r. d Il. 4 MI; SMALL CASH PAYMENT.
easy terms good location. Address Box 80 ID,
Srar nfifIe .Is
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WOODBRIDGE

o1-room detached house, with bath, cellar.
furnace neat, coal and gas ranges. laundry
inos, two extra lots and chicken house This
property is In good condition and is located
Terms, 81 900 cash, balance $50 monthly,
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WOODBRIDGE, d. G..
ACT qniek-only left of our ~ bungalows
q rooms. ami: only $500 ca sIi Sej per mo-
- I'VE new cement-biock houses, q large rooms
not water heat, ami. best bargain TO be had
Gu sasg terms OF $3.50 cash ard $50 per mo.
Eight-rO house at a bargain
T.. y. LiNGER, 23I7 X. !. AVE. NE.
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~ l.. RlON Co. Inc.
MAN i5"7, Li23 / 81.
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NT'ED.

BOUT A F0UR-ROOM HOUSE BETWEEN
skoma Park and Rockville: walking distance
railroad; rent must be low. Address Box
d. Star office 2Js
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pEESNEI.L pARk,

II minutes on electric ears from 1ath 81
and Fa. ave-. NV: good building lots for sale
price reasonable: all lots within two squares
~ IN" car limo: SrT"T. electricity. gas. So
ASH, 81, monthly. will buy home site 80 hy
-, PrcSnes> PART, hetWhpu Lyon PARK and
Hatfield ,t1fi"n. !. VI. JOHNSON. vHire one
square East Lyon Park station. rhoue CIur-
II
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sI.500-s rooms, completely modern, fun
basement. with hot water heat: living room
aud dining room. besmed ceilings regular
fireplace. large front porch; one block to eicr-
lri' cars with ten minnie seryire, and only
- minutes to l2th and Ia. ave.
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BARGAIN FoR SUME oNE-aoo sth ST.
s., ""w vacant: Wis yaruaLle corner bu>i,
o. "nd l.. apt; room for gsrage: ensy terms.
Adams lI5g. 2a'
. loR SALE ':i;i I4th ST NV. NORTH OF
lark read. store and apartmcnt; possession i'm
Intdiately; low price: easy terms. l.. T. h.
FRINGE. III" II ST. NV.
A BARGAIN FOR SOME uNE--NEAR 18th
GRd III h.".. very IHrgp store aud cellar. t.
reonl and bath ana: extra lot; good for hard.
war ana arress"ric-: asking oni! ss.'oo II
. Interested SCHNEIDER ut 30l Mass.
ave" n,c. Phnu" Lincoln i30.
Itth 81 NEAR GIRARI,-- STORE AND TWO
apartments te purchased at low figure.
',H' of th. few r'mainng business properties
tlf lt'r ST. NV. VI. l>.3. rs
LARGE LOT. OVER t..uon So TT. SECOND
commercial. suitable for manufacturing ware
house >turag" garage ~ wholesale any
KIND: alley side ana- in rear. plenty of
lt=m; bargain; with terms II you want I"
80 +. :. Go""nN"w COMPANY. ar
ll'h SIS, thr"" business properties, with tne
SWAErzsEi.}, Sis''G I hihrM X iiE>SEY 90 20. - ~
l> lHG Musr AiuSln|EAflr LorATIoN;
= bu>irr>. property showing good returns. h".d-
ln4 the k"y 10 wonderful apartmrnt s,t.:
NENiTr CO. 80 colorsi" hig NJ l7al. -
1910 15rd St. NV.
Ts,as at taiS CORNER at once. Wonderful
bargain ii: story brick dwelling; 10 rooms
easily cuu,r.t~d int" store and apartments.
DEPOSITORY hrjrk garage. P.ic". $la.5W.
Prospects for first commercial.
HARRY MILLER,
3ns Bond !Hag. ENcl. A="nt. Main 6o26.
!. ST. CLOSE 80 CONN. AVE.
Small house 1,a3S 81, feet few f.,., f""t from
!. ST. NEAR 18TH.
frames. lot .5x7a. Price, Sl5.@o.
/. ST. NEAR 10TH.
SO feet o" / 81 t" alley Ii improxsd we'd onS by
l. ST. NEAR f9TII.
; story bTi"k: store aud & r2!"mS and bait
''' T." ft'IiH i4TiH 81. NEAR :. '''' '''''
store aud dwelling. Rent Sl.Iao per wear;
2.loo sti. fe'r T. alley. rr'ce. s2o,oH'.
Main %o7a 1oI. Eye ST. Nv.
Home Realty Extra Special.
rorn"r srerery s'erc . r"nnrs aud hath,
with YOU.
THE HOME REALTY 90.
:snT G"orga NJ" col. l"414
sf.A"n, STORE ANp flat AHoEK, lIth 81,
SO. NJ r.. ave. star" rented /" 4. 4 +. Tea
80. r"tat u.nt~. $>tf j ,"ar. y splendid
IInwENSrl:IN EROS, E,r.usivc Agents.
Ill snd " -. Ne. I.nc"'n ~?7.
t2"" ELork 7tu ~ Nv STORIES AND
! Hut. annual r"niai, &2.>:'"; asking >2','.n:
c"a>jd". an "lt"r terms.
y. /, RlON co, Inc.
MAN t5"7. Li2I / ST
L Sr; NV, rErwEEN llrh AND l=th,
,,Irn st. nv, just south Of Mass. ave,
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Sll 4ca-6 rooms, very latest in modern con
strnrton. This is an ideal butch coIona
home, situated on Mt Vernon boulevard, u
minutes by auto. - minutes Icy electric 4
t2th and Pc ave.
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RI'TJL'|J'E IIE.I.,IIFrS

BELLEVUE HEIGHTS
opppsIt" station. Cabin John car line
second stop out Uf Washington. beartifuI house
sites cheap: ptefl""kiHg the PotUina". Man
on ground saturday and sunday afternoons
HERMAN r.. GASCH.
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FOR SALE-ACREAGE FOR SUBDIVISION
q 400 lotsl located on electric railroad: fronts
about one mile on finest boulevard: approxi-
mately 5000 automobiles pass daily: unlimited
demand for 3 and : room Ford bungalows: /:
will sell ou sight. like Ford cars Several
bargain ground Washington. Price. $50 lot
Present improvements. 12-room 4-bath resi-
dence, 1 cottage. l farmhouse / stable and
barn. These buildings could not he duplf-
Gated now for S60090. Liberal terms
FULTON X. GORDON.
dn a;a
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Many other Bruokland and Woodbridge ptop
critics on our i.sts.
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VA. HIGHLANDS.
CONCRETE HOUSE.
EASY TERMS

Three miles 18th and Pa. ave. NV, on vii.
low ave, near Mason St: lot 1oIlJ0: .-story
concrete. tin roof: concrete front and rear
porches: rooms and bath. dining room built.
in china cabinet: French doors large living
room; kitchen, porcelain sink and wsshtub.
built-in cabinet. coal range hot and cold
water: oak floors and trim: oak mante: front
and rear stairs: 3 bedrooms with closets,
with fqil-iength mirrors in doors. bath. 3
pieces. medicine cabinet and closet; nd-hoor
rear porch. concrete cellars. hot-water heat
electricity: fruit trees. chicken houses: 3
blocks from ear line. Nirgins Highlands sta ..
Wash.-Ss ry.. from l2th and Pa. ave. tii
minutes Price. S1.1J0; terms, 81 600 casa
balance $50 per month. Includes everything
possession 80 days. Inspection by permit.
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Sil 500 Il and rooms modrrn We have
two wonderful values ut this price Complete
in every detnil and well worth your time 10
examine
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5000 Five rooms. tile cpnStruction; very
iarg" living aud dining r'stRlS. completely
modern, with tile bath: full basement. extra
toilet: instantaneous gas heater; large front
porch and front side and Rear yards.
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PETWORTH NEW HOMES

Ready to Move In.
s3f and 927 FaTagut st. n.w.-Six yooDs.
tile bath: h.-w.h., elec. lights, wash trays;
double rear porches concrete front porch: deep
lot ExceIlently built and beautifully finished.
Only So 75o Easy terms.
For sale by Owner 95s
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IhFH II HITIiI4ANIls-BF.AF IIF u DE-
tacGcd home OF ) rooms and bath, practically
new and strictly modern: large lot with ga
rage. VIII sacrifice for S11 800 10 purchaser
able to pay 5000 cash. No agents. Address
I,nN Z IL 10
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Bareain-Mt. Pleasant

Bargain-Mt. Pleasant.
A two story brick house one block from 18th
and Columbia road. Contains rooms and
bath with shower, hardwood floors through.
out all modern improvements Built by
Rrueninger Can be purchased on easy terms
l.. +. Breunlnger & Sons.
Colorado bldg. Main $40
BUY YOUR HOME IL A NICE SEfGHBoR-
hood where conditions settled, streets
paved, trees full grown and schools. churches
markets and lines are established. No. 5GT
10Th st. southeast is well built, six-room
house EN- mbodying sensible home attributes
For sale ny owner.
Inspect any time. !, a~n
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N"i' th i'HtEa."A: = sIlar,. + "a t,I.ri
IitG III" h"E>: .Uirtrd Str,.n;~ and -iI,Nrik>
~ ~" 500 "L>,l. $40 In"4iI,. So" Il SnaI:.y
! =. =. iLitiAhb "h1a" HA#r.~. III -
! TAhOMh PAEA FOR SALE. \ FuuE-RuuM
'hhsa"" Win bH;A. Ia gos,i i",auiun, nnI
iaF from ,'ar line aud st"r,>. \ rt~lt pay
in'tnt Nil! buy this Pls"". SEQ II hcfnr,. it is
>"'d. btu"r houses and bungalows for sale
ranging in price from 81 500 10 $l5, 600
II, q. IoiiE, BUII.DER.
2fi Carroll - tnI 3qgI L
Evening star., 1923-03-24
NEW STORES

NEW STORES
Near 13;h aud Florida ne featuring n new
arrangement of living room, kitchen aud la
in OF large sturcro0m. Large yard to
at!cy. with arapie for garage Ttis prop-
criy located near large. build.nS opera.
tinn ami one Of the business corners in WASH
iuSrnu.
Price. S.. 500.
TERMS
P Waggaman & Brawner, Inc,
Franklin T4S5.
121J Eyp st. nv.
BUSINESS PROPERTY NEAR THOMAS
circle, l4th ST. Store and two apartments.
Large garage. All mod. imp. Rents for flats
and garage. S165.
NJ. A. WARTHEN,
2225 Maryland Building,
14in II st. NV. Main 1919.