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aren't artists enough to supply the de-
mand Now you know"
"Yes, she wants me to sing, sup
pose, but am horribly out of prac.
tice. II
'Oh, hush ] never knew II TO fail
That Is what they oil start out with,
I took the liberty to tell her you would
be glad to do II, so--"
II surely will do my best. will be.
gin to practice this very night. I will
see Mrs. Young tomorrow about the
songs she wants me to sing. Do you
suppose George would come down e
hear me sing. and then maybe stay
over for ChristmasY'
1t wns the night Of the entertain
ment and the girls were putting the I'm
ishing touches 10 their dressing wher
Esther suddenly broke the silence
IT think It is so queer that / didn't
receive any answer from George. lie
might at least have told me he
couldn't Gomez
Everything was excitement and
noise In the large hall of the settle
ment house, where people Of all ma
tionalities were crowding In. The pro
GRIM began. a. the hour. stated. Be
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hand embroidered with lavender flow.
ers and edged and lined with soft
gray fur.
Lying In the heel Of one of them
was calling card-Jessica's. The sur
name was crossed out, Of course, and
scrawled In a careless artistic hand
at the top was written. Merry Christ
mas"
well, It's certainly generous gift" )"
thought Great-Aunt Susan. For I
know they're not any too we'll of. even
If they do manage to keep up appear
ances. And very appropriate, too
for an invalid"
She turned to the other parcel.
Under the brown wrapping she
found neat square of white paper
tied with silver Christmas cord. Be
meath that lay tissue. This tissue
square was tied with bright hoii-
day ribbon and sealed with Christ
mas seals. Then came a little white
box. And IN the box compassl On
the box was written In careful script.
script easy for sick, old eyes to read,
FOR your travels, dear Aunt Susan
Your affectionate niece-Poliy."
"Humph!" said Great-Aunt Susan.
But after a minute her eyes twfnkied
and her cheeks grew pinker. THAT
girls got senss--and Christmas spirit
too" she added
That night she wrote long letter
TO Polly. better all about q journey
she wanted her TO 60 on with her old
aunt just as soon as she had finished
with high school. And the day after
Christmas Polly In the little brown
house on Pearl street was caroiing a.
gayly as the canary In the fine mansion
in the city. For her dream Of Dreams
had come true. Europe, Europe, Eu-
rope" she trflled.
But suddenly she stopped TO ask her
mother. why, oh why did she choose
meT' But Polly's mother couldn't an
swer that. 'Uid ladies tust take no
lions, guess" she said
10 1874. western Nswsyapsr unson)
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Will Matter"
won't forget You. you know. All our
hopes are on her not forgetting Ms, re-
member"
"Oh, yes, Of course" Jessica pouted.
But what shall ] get herT
"Why not some beautiful boudoir
slippers7 She'll probably be sick a
long time-if indeed she ever gets
better"
That's an idea--boudolr slippers.
You are clever. mummy" And Jesslca
ran or to her Christmas shopping for
Great-Aunt Susan.
In the little brown house on Pearl
street the same question was being
asked and answered.
"Poor old thingI" Polly cried.
whats II to her II she is so rich and
all that She's not got a soul to love
her. and It's almost Christmas. Imag-
inc Christmas without loveI Well. I
can't spend over fifty cents, even
though I am so sorry for her. gave
whole dollar to the Girl Scouts, and
after Christmas won't have a cent Of
allowance left"
We'll, get something cheerful what
ever you do" Polly's mother exclaimed.
Nothing to remind her that she's an
invalid, I'd say. It's the thought. not
the gift that counts"
But though this last was what Jes-
sica's mother had said, the motive was
entirely different Polly's motffer was
not practical-mInded like Jessica's.
She was just a simple, kind-hearted
woman.
SO Polly ran away to Christmas shop
for Great-Aunt Susan.
/
Came Christmas day. And Great
Aunt Susan was keeping her word
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arms about Mary
and gave her q
hug. You ole
dear 7"
"She said," pro
ceeded Mary. al
though nothing
had happened,
"she was giving a
big entertainment
for her settlement
folks Christmas
eve. She was hav-
Ing a hard time
getting artists II
seems that there
are so many of
these things going
on that there
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1Esr
CHRISTMAS ALONE

A fellow that is far away from
MS home folks on Christmas day may
make an effort to be gay. but doesn't
have much luck, says a writer. For
though ne occupies no chair. across the
miles his he9rt = there. with mother,
dad and sis % share the dressing ana
something in his throat grows tight
and makes him dream Of home.
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"
CHILD OF THE AGES

o Child divine wrapt IN the hope Of
ages:
o Thought Of God. interpreted IN
love;
Thine infant Hand. within Thy mother
Mary's
Link. all mankind. with Eath.rbood
above.
o Child. unchanged By customs Of the
ages:
o stiil. small Voice. whose soft sp-
peal we know:
Thy plea IL only childhood's rightful
portion.
A place Of love. in which to live. and
grow.
Lila vass Shepherd.
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where's yo' gwiner was the ques-
tion, as Erastus passed by with Q
good-sizsd Christmas tree "rs been
where rs gwine." was the rather
enlsmriicsi enswer.--C. @. Hazard.
90. tsss. Western Newspaper unioa,
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Happy With Her
Christmas Gifts
By ELEANOR KING

by ELEftIISN NiINS
Young Singers IH| ELlo, aaat ,na Esther, hama
Yuletide Songs STg tonight
Assured Her Of @ "Yesby
Trimming for ten minutes
Opera N.Y. but some folks
laughingly. "where have you been,
Mary?"
TITS q rather long story" replied
Mary, as she removed her wraps, hang
Ing them In the one and only little
clothes closet the boarding house room
afforded. This was already filled to the
bursting point, needless to add.
"Do you remember my speaking OF
q Miss Youngf"
Esther nodded In assent.
81 met her when I was a stenog-
rapher at the settlement house, you
know. She tells me she Is still In that
work. ] think 1t so queer that /
should meet her like this after our con-
versation last night. Now, Miss Esther.
am coming to the point You recol-
lect saying that you were so blue be-
cause 1t was almost Christmas and you
had no home to 60 to, no money to give
TO make some one happy, and you
couldn't go to see George because you
hadn't the railroad fare! Well'-and
Mary paused for breath-"now, here Is
your chance to show how much you
meant all this. Mrs. Young was telling
me her troubles"
"Oh, Mary, how awful" and Esther
burst out laughing as she threw her
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As Aunt Susan
Saw Christmas
Dy ETHEL COOK ELIOT

SdW All lSllltdS
by ETHEL COOK ELIOT
Optimistic Niece &C REAT, ] = ! AUNT : \
Touched Right q 9 buekied.
Spot and Was R She said:
Rewarded by well, I'm
Aged Relative aUsr aUs u9ne ~ nave lUe hsen se,,
Compass as peedy,. pe % ,aSe !, for
Present Drew granted I'm a spent
Prize Over old woman. Why,
Boudoir Slippers I'll go to Europe
But nobody answered Aunt Susan,
for there was only the canary to hear.
Not being interrupted by the canary.
wise little bird who knew Great
Aunt Susan's ways. she went on. all
to herself, sitting bolt upright among
her many lacy pillows In the rich, big
bed. "Not much fun going alone. how
ever. Wonder how Jessica or Polly
now would like travelling around with
cross old woman. Guess I'll think II
over pretty well, though. before ! ask
either Of EN-"
Then silence fell while Great Aunt
Susan thought this question over
should she ask one Of her great-nieces
to see Europe under her carer
The canary. swinging on his perch,
began to sing.
Had either Jesslcn or Polly heard
what the canary had heard, they would
have begun to sing, too. For neither
one Of these girls had ever been to Eu-
rope, or ever Travelled at all. And with
both II was the fondest dream.
They were cousins, but how differ
ent
Jessica lived on Elm street In a
fashionable little house with her Wild
owed mother. and went to Miss Fisk's
finishing school. Polly lived way down
below Church hill on street named
pearl" 1t was decent enough
street. but far from fashionable: and
Polly was sophomore in high school.
Her father was q teacher In that same
high school, and the smallness of his
salary explains the smallness Of their
little house and its location.
While Great-Aunt Susan was sitting
up In bed in her dark old mansion
away In the city, thinking about Polly
and Jessica. both those girls, strange
to say, were thinking quite concen-
tratedly of der. too. For it was only
few days to Christmas and it was
their yearly habit to send this rich.
naughty old aunt Christmas present.
Jessica cried. "Oh. mother, what a
bore! Well. I'll go out and get the
old thing her present right away and
have 1t over with. But what can give
her, she has so much?'
Jessica's mother answered wisely,
"Well. dear, 1t isn't the gift that will
matter to Aunt Susan. It's the
thought. She has everything in the
world, Of course. It's only to let her
know you remember her-and so she
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SOME PEOPLE

Some grownups are SO childish that
they do not even believe in Santa
Claus.
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ON SHOPPERS LIST

The next event In the shoppers
LIE win be the January salsa 7.
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m REAT AUNT
~ s U s A N
10 c h uckle d.
II She s aid {:
"Well, I'm
not done for yet.
even II | have been
pretty sick. They
needn't take It for
granted I'm a spent
old woman. Why,
I'll so to Europe,
come spring !"
Evening star., 1923-02-06

2FAMILY FLAT OR Or. HOUSE WITH :
baths Columbia HIS. or Mt Pleasant; reason-
at&e: cash payment about $1,000 by purchaser
BOX G3-r. star office.
WANTED - FROM OWNER, THOROUGHLY
modern eight to ten room house in :co.! north
west Iocat ion: price must be reasonable. ad-
dress Box +6-U. Star Office.
wANTED-IMMEDIATE FROM OWNER.
ten-room horse exclusive northwest location:
price no object If good value. Address Box
4I-E. Star office.
HAVE CLIENT FOR SIN To EIGHT ROOM.
detached or semi-detached house in good north
west loca tiGa: can make reasonable initial pay
men.: replies confidential. Address Box 4S-C,
Star office.
RAEGAIN N 6 ROOM HOUSE. NV: $1,000
cash: no agents. Address BOX sat. Star Office.
SFMI.BI' NGAIoW TYPE HOUSE WITH
ami: or s rooms :. baths: must be de
tached: located in Chevy Chase. ID. {. or Ia
koma Park. ID. e.: not ST.. .0Di: prefer TO
dnal with owner dirct. Address Rux 231-S,
star Office.
TO IL ROOM HuUSi.. IN ANY GOOD sEU
TO 1o ROOM HOME IN GOOD RESIDEN-
tfsI section. city u G. suburbs 1l0S 18th
at. NV. Phone Main sI2.
C0LOEEn WE HAVE THE LARGEST LIST
OF colored prospects IN III" city: several who
paw cash: list yonr prorcrty where you
viii get results. JOE c. BROWN, GIG y. 7.
ave. NV. teI"
BUYERS kND SEII.EIlS HAVE EEEN CON
stantlv and satisfactorily brought toge thcr
through this office since 1896 that's results:
j, may pay you to IL of your
realty matters a-d he one Of msny salts
frd clients II Won wish insurance, loans
placed or a house rented. sec us.
\. T.. RION Co. INC.
Msin +3GI 14a3 -.
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Petworth.
Price, SIo.sOo
Brookland.
Price, So.75o.

A two-story detached corner home situatad
on lot 50x100 with several large shade trees.
Seven rooms a bedrooms), tiled bath, slate
root. open fireplace. elec. lights and excep-
tional heating plant. Screened throughout.
Convenient to the street and stores Rea
soma BILE terms.
Evening star., 1923-02-06
"OWN YOUR OWN HOME"

"OWN YOUR OWN HOME"
81
Facing 10th St. Near Park Road-s11S5o Easy Terms.
homeo of brick we'll tiled
bth thb in
residential Most convenient
Chevy Chase D. C-SoOOO. Easy Terms.
fireplace; front he Hgh
to
Between 14h and 10TH Heights-S1O250. Easy Terms.
Charming
Gaatn St. Near 14th-S15Z50-Terms.
brick Instruction with ious fnt side a
Of
NIB porch floors
S
Old, Aristocratic Georgetown. $3.50. Easy Terms
home
dover q
On Connecticut Ave. $4,000. $1,000 Cash.
Charminsh OF swenar NJ
tfcsIyM Mghted storage close with and
clothes
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG,
1IoS 10th St. NV Phones: Main 372 and Main 100
Member Washington Real Estate Board.
Evening star., 1923-02-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued
MILLER-BUILT HOMES IN WoODLEY PARK.
221Q to 2222 10Th Street n w

MILLER-BUILT HOMES IN WOODLEY PARK.
28lo 1888 10Th Street NV.
Jus Fro
on ndbras
I4th Street Business $4,000
Property. stores trolley
IT.
3422 to 342S Porter Street NV.
o.
w. c. & A. n. MILLER
oOo Union Trust Building. Main 1870.
Evening star., 1923-02-06

$50 Cash,
$50 Monthly.
4 well-built two-story brick house. sH
rooms, bath and cellar: furnace heat; good
size lot to alley. Exceptionally good neigh
horhood Capitol grounds Congressiona,
Library and ond and East Capitol SITS. Price
S6,9J0.
$50 Cash.
$50 Monthly Total Payments
Price, 81 800.
Aristocratic Georgetown, near Western His
School These are new. just being completed.
Fine living and dining room, kitchen.
three bedchambeIs and bath. colonial frou,
porch, back porch. laundry. dry cellar; lot lo5
feet deep TO paved alley. with steel garage.
Just real. substantial. new home.
WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE co,
I2S 18th st. NV, Second Floor.
Call Main S33. Evenings Adams 1914 -
Evening star., 1923-02-06

1--WE HAVE JUST WHAT YOU WANT"
- OVERLOOKING SAUL'S ADDITION.
SSo5o-SI,OOO Cash.
sink 'sH sshsn hf e % a I ] % % ' % leading @ ] 3
"'S" -~' '' NORTHEAST BARGAIN.
5000.
s rs % y! ;;;fs r S ' ?$1 ;S Sa"5s " s "
SI4,5oo-Terms.
s.. @ ] @ s ~ ss i ] s Hs s S
months @e BEAUTIFUL CHEVY CHAsE-WEsT,
S24,ooo-S5yooo Cash.
electric s :ss s' ;sS , ssi @ st :sHE @ sS s cedar s S
''''"' '' DOWNTOWN.
S7,5oo-SI Cash
. s2 p wSs S" .s % plenty % % ya a % %
~ ~ PARK VIEW.
S5ooo-SI Cash
stores @ ss ss1e % De DssS % % AS sn N @ % % % @ % close "
sAMUEL s,s Z E Asf sfiAPfRo, e 15iD;to
Etsz @ @ se ;.;: e; s; s :!
!. III a: modern - a s:
s6,55o
s: 4. ] = e ss9s r o is s. ' T High
.: y e.; e: : = q: e. colonial =
So25o
,2. Ss:s:s a a. . ss @ "A : s
S1o5oo-sI 900 CASH
sS: Z $ s % ss s: ''i'::s! s:;n S;
MORRIS CAFRITz COMPANY, Inc
o1s 18th St. NV, Main 617
Evening star., 1923-02-06
Park View.
Price, $3.50.

An unusually attractive. semi-detached brick
home, having-6 well lighted rooms. tiled bath.
colonial front porch. breakfast and sleeping
porches. electric lights, excellent heating
plant. Room for garage. Terms, 81, 200 cash.
Evening star., 1923-02-06
Mt, PLEASANT

MT. PLEASANT.
312l 18th St n.w-Ten large rooms and
bath (six bedrooms; steam heating plant Gov
cred with asbestos: stationary tubs: garage
with water and sewer. Price, $I2, 500. In
specti ion by permit only.
EDGAR A. MILLER, Exclusive Agent.
1880 I Street Main 3SOS
Evening star., 1923-02-06

HEDGES & MIDDLETON Inc,
O ESTATE
1894 II Street NV. Phone Main 1925,
Evening star., 1923-02-06

BROOKLAND.
.7-R. BUNGALOW-GARAGE.
So. .s50-sPECIAL TERMS.
One of the better built homes-better than
the average size. with every modern conven-
ence and in excellent condition. Large living
room, with open fireplace and coat closet;
kitchen has breakfast alcove, built-ln refriger-
trays and many other attractive features. II
you are looking for a home here is that
shows good value Possession from owner.
~. BROOKLAND.
$1,000.
TERMS
On Newton between 10th and 18th; one
Of the best locations in this desirable suburb.
mi-detached pebble- dash home of 6 large
rooms and bath: Everything in splendid con
diton. Beautiful lot. 50x150, with double
garage on alley. Inspection invited posses
sion from owner.
BROOKLAND.
One of the best properties on Newton be-
with h.w.h., elec. lights. hardwood floors, open
fireplace, laundry trays: servants toilet; lot
bought on terms Of 81, 600 cash and s1oo per
month to cover all until paid for. 1t il
suitable for two-family home.
homes in Brookland for sale: also several mod
ern bungalows and Groom houses, ranging in
price, 5000 to $4,000. Terms as low as
S1UU CASH.
McI4ACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 49, Evenings, North 513.
THE OWNER OF AN ATTRACTIVE HOME
in of Washingtons most desirable neigh
borhoods, forced to make a quick sale, is Of
fering his property at price that should
bring immediate offer from a purchaser
seeking a home OF this character. The house
exceptionally well built Of brick, pre-war
construction, is semi-detached. contains seven
arge. bright rooms, two complete baths, roomy
tttic; large lot, with garage to match house.
Lee Crandall, .Jr., & Co., Inc,
1923 New York Ave. Main III.
Evening star., 1923-02-06
Homes OF Rare Beauty
Low IN PRTcE-EAsY TERMS
Costing Less 10 Garry Than
An.,r l. ont NJ L

4 group OF English Cottage" type. "sc',
different in design and planned for comfort
and economy: located in the northwest section
with outlook tsouthern exposurel that vii
captiyafe you with its charm. Five minutes
walk takes you TO the stores. schools, churches
and cars. They contain to large rooms
and l or snowy. white. tiled baths. Some
have the extra sewing room den- The in
teriors are finished in ivory. while the walls
are tastily papered to match. Stepping into a
roomy. we'll lighted kitchen you will find built
in cabinets. modern gas ranges and pantry
then into the basement have guaranteed
hotwater heating plant. laundry trays sery-
ants toilet plenty of light and ventia tion.
buiIt-in medicine cabinets. cozy, open FIRE
places, artistic fixtures plenty of floor plugs.
hardwood floors. window shades. Each built t.
last. high dry. good sized lot and now
ready TO move in. Inspection any time.
PHONE MIR. SMEET MAIN 2114 s
Evening star., 1923-02-06
AOlu1IlDid IlCiSIllS
Price, SI2, ZOO.

An absolute bargain in large colonial
home, located close to Central High School.
The house is "a feet wide and has unusually
large rooms, complete baths, colonial front
and rear porches elec. lights and hot-water
heat In good condition. Owner, very anxious
to SELL and will give immediate possession.
Evening star., 1923-02-06

4114 FESSENDEN ST. NV.
One half block from cars; and
bath. hot-water heat, with automatic oil
burning equipment; glassed sleeping porch
deep lot to alley; room for garage; immediate
possession: price reduced for quick sale.
SHEPHERD ST. NEAR l4th ST. NV.
Eight rooms and bath, hot-water heat. cleo
tricty and gas; semi-detached room for ga
rage: newly decorated; immediate posse ssion
Evening star., 1923-02-06
HEDGES & NH
REAL7
1884 H Street NV.

lSS4 II etlcCl NV.
Petwortll-Detached.
Price, $1,000
A fully detached home. situated on lot
45x1aO, convenient to bus line and street cars
The house is we'll constructed and contains 3
bright rooms, large bath, electric lights, hot
water heat, oak trim. Garage for three cars.
Owner occupant. will give immediate posses
sion and will sell on easy terms.
I4th Street Heights.
Price, $500.
A new home, modern in all its appointments.
and located within one half a square Of 14th
st. SIX we'll arranged rooms, tiled BATH
sleeping porch, clothes chute, double hardwood
floors and other splendid features. Deep rear
yard with brick garage. Easy terms.
Washington Heights:
Price, SI6,75O.
A comparatively new, two-story and attic
tapestry brick residence, situated in choice
residential block, convenient to both the Mt.
Pleasant and Chevy Chase car lines. 1t has
well proportoned rooms, tiled baths and
extra lavatory, also servants room with lava
tory and shower inclosed breakfast and sleep
ing porches, hardwood floors throughout. All
modern improvements. Built-in garage.
Evening star., 1923-02-06

Sl3.O
Best buy on Capitol Hill. on Maryland ave.
8 rooms 2 baths, modern throughout; can be
sold easy terms.
-. UNION REALTY CORPORATION,
. 1i1O G ST NV Main s41S.
Evening star., 1923-02-06
FOR SALE-HOUSES
BOSS & PHELPS,
$4,000.
Lamont Street.
Continued.

Kennedy built house located in the most
attractive square in Mt. Pleasant. Ten spa
cious rooms, two tile baths, ha ardwood floors.
servants room and bath and many individual
features and brick garage for two cars. This
is absolutely one OF the most attractive buys
on the market.
Evening star., 1923-02-06
FOR. SALE-ST0RES
FOR EXCHANGE
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS.
WANTED TO BUY

NEW. MODERN APT. CONN. AVE; INCOME
So. 900; price. $4,000. kAPNECk, TIT l2th
Evening star., 1923-02-06

NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
lst commercial zone: sx-room bath brick
house of the basement type which can be
easily converted into business; electricity and
gas: space for garage; price reduced for quick
sale: good terms.
b. F. SAUL co.
Main POO 1412 Eye st. NV.
BRYANT STREET NV.
One of the Homes of Hundred Ideas,
near North Capitol street; eight rooms and
bath; hot-water heat, electricity, gas, double
rear porches: deep yard to paved alley; garage;
price and terms reasonable.
B. F. SAUL co.
Main o1OO 141. Eye-st. NV.
Evening star., 1923-02-06

1918 21st ST NV
lust south of Dupont Circle; rooms. =
tiled baths. lst floor kitcl en-. electricity
large lot: immediate possession; price, $13,-
Evening star., 1923-02-06

"owN YOUR OWN HOME"
IN
cLEvELAND PARK.
There is not better value around the Dis
constructed home; features that will delight
the woman and please the man; eight well
planned rooms. two tiled baths and shower
large linen closet and spacious closets in
porch and sleeping porch; Ruud hot-water
heater; big cellar; built-in garage. It cannot
be duplicated at the price. Brandnew. I'm
mediate possession.
Only SIG. .5O0-Convenient terms.
o. B. ZANTZINGER. REALTOR,
st2 10th st. NV. Main 5371.
NORTH OF PARK ROAD.
81. $50.
seIni-detached; r. and b. h.-w heat and
cleo; double garage: owner occupies and will
schools, stores and churches. Phone Main
$500 BAUMAN & HEINZMAN. 1904 Fl st.
HERE Is ANOTHER BARGAIN
IN THE NORTHWEST.
Owner must sell his new house for good rca-
sons. Tapestry brick, of six rooms. delight
French doors; hot-water neat: electricity and
gas; back porch and sleeping porch: unusually
deep lot. To see is to appreciate. Call us
for inspection.
0. B. zANTzINGER. REALTOR,
s12 10th st. NV. Main 5371
''OWN YOUR OWN HOME''
IN
wooDRIDGE, D. c.
Near Rhode Island avenue: excellenk car
T,'i low, Ave rooms % and bath hardwood doors an,
ivory trim; breakfast room; laundry trays:
economical heating system; electricity am
gas. Act now and make your home dreams
'r'e' o. 'H.0' B. 'zxSTziSGER. Ant H. REEATToR.
9l2 10th St. NV, Main I3i1.
Evening star., 1923-02-06
Michigan Park.
Only $500 Cash.

Beautiful bungalow home: contains five large
Well arranged rooms and tiled bath with built
IN tub and shower d: pipeless furnace, electricity
and gas: large front porch: large lot. Low
price: small monthly payments, less than rent
Evening star., 1923-02-06

2FAMILY FLAT OR Or. HOUSE WITH
baths Columbia Hts. or Mt. Pleasant; reason
ar.e: cash payment shout 5000 by purchaser
Euy 6.iIt. Star office.
Evening star., 1923-02-06

Seven rooms and bath; pipeless furnace
tnew):. large porehes: Az acres ground fruit
trees; half acre asparagus; horse, cow about
40 chickens. farming implements suitable for
small trucking or chicken farm. Priced low
for quick sale. Todays best buy
Evening star., 1923-02-06

1915 KENYON ST.
Six rooms. two baths. hot-water heat
servants room and toilet; laundry tubs
screened and weatherstripped throughout: two
car brick garage.
Occupied by owner. Inspection Sunday, IL
O. IN. TO ) p.n. Week days by appointment
MIDDATGH & SHANNON, INC,
Woodward Bldg. Main $685..
Exclusive Agent
Evening star., 1923-02-06

SUBSTANTIAL MODERN HOME
Exceptional opportunity to secure unusual
home or profitable Investment in property of
daily increasing value. To settle an estate
Double, semi detached. three-story and attic
corner brick house OF pre-war construction:
property in perfect condition; Il rooms. 8 I
baths; hot-wster heat; open freplaces:
double hardwood floors gas and electric lights
and floor attachments: laundry. storerooms
abundant closets back stairway: lot fronts 6T
feet 18th st at Irving: beautiful lawns and
; garden. Early sale will be effected. Imme-
diate possession. Inspection by permit. Apply
to S114 10th st NV.
Evening star., 1923-02-06

NEAR 18th AND COL. RD.-MOsL DEsIR-
able Groom and 2-bath corner house, ideally
located and arranged for subleasng of apis.
This is home where income and rapid en-
hancement in value are assured.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
1910 G. St NV. Main Sab.