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Evening star., 1923-11-07

DNAoH1D. THOROUGHLY MODERN. CDN-
IN. hail Dlan- homs, with baths; corner lot.
- g. HeiaAte. oWNEH, Cel. e976J.
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Closing Out Group No. Il

Closing Out Group NO. II
Eight already sold; two sold this week
Groups 1 to IL all sold. They are all full
two-story and detached, very large lots
Zone corner, 60foot 'front.' to 20-foot alley.
Each has q massive fireplace, oak floors over
entire downstairs. hot-water heat, old ivory
and mahogany finish. gas. electricity: mac
adam and lighted streets; close to ears and
school. Each one is very distinctive in design
They are within two squares of 18th st. ex-
tended and 14th st. busses. am authorized
the holdings of this prominent builder, so ri
take $40. 600 for one and I'll. 900 for the corner
to do 1t Immediately. II you know Q bargain,
drive out 16th st. extended to Fern st. and
turn to Jour right tHo squares to Georgia ave-,
or take Georgia ave. cars to Fern st. Heated
and lighted every night until e'6OLD."
ROBERT H. LEWIS,
Main 625S. 's1 18th st.
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EsiRABLEIdOL0RED.
kEkR WASHINGTON CIRCLE.
Snappy home Of rms. for only 81, 500 and
5000 cseh5 Just think Of It'll
3AN0THER GOOD ONE.
A rea! home of rooms and bath. h..
and large lot for only 81. 1000: $500 cash. bal
anee Ife: rent. 1t cannot be beaten, abso-,
DAVID E. BARRY, ,so4 Main Ii i 1901:
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BEAUTIFUL DUTCH COLONIAL DUPLEX
home Five rooms, tile bath with shower In
each apartment; hot-water heat; hardwood
Southern exposure. Double garage. On Holly
st. one half block from 10th ST. Live in one
apartment, let the other pay the expenses.
Price only $16,5OO EDISON W. BRIGGS.
Exclusive Agent, HOS 10th st. NV. Main
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

COnunHe0.
WEST OF 18th sT.-BEAUTIFUL HOME OF
. rooms u large bedroomsl. tiled baths.
n; ;-wh. and elec.: cement front porch. In
closed heated sleeping porch; large reception
nail: bnilt-fn garage. This home is nearly
new, In splendid condition and modern to tine
minute. Immediate possession. Price, $4,000;
attractive terms Call to inspect.
FRANCIS A. CRAWFORD, INC, y
903-4 Continental Trust Bldg,
14th and SITS: NV. Main 2720.
SOUTHEAST BARGAIN-PRICE, So, 500.
Near Sth and Eye sts., In first commercial
zone: good S-room and bath house. suitable
FOR room renting or for business. Call Mr..
Sherwin.
SMALLWO0D & co.
Main 0O10. 1922 Vermont Ave. NV.
81 OOo CASH; NEW; NEVER OCCUPIED; SCI
st. n.e.-Beautiful tapestry brick, colonial
style r. & b. house; h.-w.h., elec.. gas.
$4.750; terms: $40 18th st. ne. next to cor
ner-S +. x b.. gas latrobe heat; cellar can
be remodeled for business.
$500; easy terms: vacant-Colonial style
r. & b. house; furnace heat, gas light: cleo
in the block.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON NC
1894 H Street NV. Franklin o5o3.
''7 OF ESTATE
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Mr.. 18th AND TAYLOR SITS.
SIO,7SO.

piS,/ Oo'
comparatively new and thoroughly modern
colonial type brick home, located just of 14th
street. 1t contains good-size rooms, tile
bath. concrete front and lower rear porch "a
sleeping porch, oak floors, elec. lights, h.-w.h..
several bult-in features and a large lot 40
feet deep. The low price. together with the
easy terms 81, 900 CASH, makes this an offer-
ing OF exceptional merit.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
Realtors
Franklin o5o3.
DETACHED BRICK,

A most attractive detached home located
west OF 10th street and south of the reser-
yoir. There are well arranged rooms a
bedrooms). complete tile bath and tile lava
tory, large living Room with stone fireplace
oak floors throughout, large attic and all i'm
provements, including a freproof built in
garage. Large lot 46K115. An offering worthy
of your immediate consideration.
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BARGAIN.

Near Grant Circle and New Hampshire ave:
NV. Petworth: two-family apartment Of
colonial front porch and ami; hardwood
noors and trim; stationary tubs and lavatory
ailey. This property can So bought with
81 900 cash. Phone Adams stat. No sgsAts.
Evening star., 1923-11-07
1884 H Street NV.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
CLEVELAND PARK,

A beautiful detached home, located on
Newark street, in a square conceded to be the
most desirable in the whole of Cleveland Park.
1t is a center entrance hall type, having eight
spacious, well lighted rooms, three baths. eI-
ceptionally large living room, three finished
rooms in the attic and every modern appoint
ment. Large lot with an abundance Of
shrubbery and a garage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
MAURER TEAM
VS.. CATHOLICS
Contest to be Played on R. C.
w. Field Tomorrow After
noon-Amboys Travel

John Urbanski's Maurer Athletic
Association baseball team will cross
bats with the fast travelling Catholic
Club combination of Plainfield on
the Raritan Copper works field to-
morrow afternoon. This contest
was arranged when 1t was made
known that the Perth Amboys would
travel to New Brunswick to engage
the Landings of that place on the
holiday afternoon.
Last Sunday the Catholics downed
the colors of the Carteret represent
tatf3e nine by a 81 score and two
weeks ago the Queen City outfit reg
istered a victory yer the Maurer
combination on the Maurer field. The
Plainfeld team has also played the
Landings of New Brunswick, Linden
and teams of similar strength sc
far this season.
O'Keefe probably will receive the
pitching assignment for the Plain
field team and Kyle will be stationed
behind the plate. The remainer of
the lineup will be the same as was
used against the Carteret Field Club
on the borough grounds last Sunday
afternoon.
It is probably that Max Wagon
hotter will start on the mound for
the home team in tomorrow's tilt
while Johnny Parsler will do the
beckstopping. Manager Urbanski
will have a strong infeld and out
field in attendance, so as to insure
the evening of the series with the
Plainfield travelling outfit. Tomor-
rows game will be started at $3.50
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
FIGHT RETURNS
WILL De GIVEN
Service Direct From Shelby,
Mont, to be Received
in News Office

Service direct from the ringside
at Shelby, Mont, received over a re-
Gently installed apparatus in the
News office. will be given the box
ing fans Of this section tomorrow.
Round by round report of the
Dempsey-Gibbons heavyweight
championship bout will be given out
as promptly as received in the News
Office.
The heavyweights are scheduled
to be called to the center of the ring
for instructions at about 6 o'clock
tomorrow evening and the bout is
carded to go fifteen rounds. Reports
of the preliminary contests will also
be received by the News represent
alive in the northwestern town.
While interest in the holiday bout
is not at as high a pitch as for some
of the boxing contests of another
day, there is real interest centered
In what boxing fans consider a come
back for the champion. Dempsey
has not participated in a champion
ship contest since he kayoed George
Carpenter at Jersey City on July 2,
1921.
The stage is all set for the making
of Shelby. The preliminary payments
have been made or promised, and the
program will be worked out as orig
inally arranged. The preliminary
bouts will be started between 8 and
4 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
PLAY
. TOTTENV|LLE
Second Game of Series on
Aquehonga Field Tonor-
row Afternoon

After playing the Amboys on the
local field tomorrow afternoon, the
Dublin Glee Club nine of Bill Shee-
han, will cross the sound to get an
other crack at the A~q-ehongas Of
T~ottenville. This game will be play
ed on the Aquehonga field and will
be started promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
The first meeting of these teams
resulted in a 11-2 victory for the
Dublins, Oldenboom htlding the
Aquehongas to seven hits, while the
visitors made fifteen 5afeties from
the offerings of Hornsby and Bassett.
Hornsby is expected to pitch for the
Tottenville team, while Joe Wood
probably will start for the Amboy
nine.
After dropping games to the New
York Red Sox and the Sterlings of
Brooklyn, the Aquehongas got back
in the win column by beating the
TeakwoodS of Long Island in a twi-
light encounter last week and the
Mitchell Field outfit last Sunday af-
ternoon. The Dublins dropped their
last two contests.
1t is believed that the Aquehonga
team will line up in the same fasn-
Tor as last Sunday afternoon with
Griffin behind the bat, Arbogast,
Borkoski, Gallowin and Tague in the
infield, and Lyons, Paugh and Tai
lowell in the outer gardens. The
Dublins will start in regular fashion.
Harry Robedee will do the UNI
piring as usual in this contest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
KNOCKOUT LIKELY IT,
DECIDE BOXING Bon
ON HOLIDAY PROGI

Regardless of the fact that Jack
Dempsey, king of the heavyweights,
has been enjoying the life of a cham
pion since July End of 1921 when he
knocked out Georges Carpenter al
Jersey City in four rounds, the
champion Is expected to put Tommy
Gibbons, Irish-American lad of st.
Paul, Mimi. away before the close OF
their ffteen-round engagement at
Shelby, Mont, tomorrow evening.
Although there has been consider
able talk about the champions ina
bility to get into condition, the trou-
BILE encountered by the promoters in
digging up Dempsey's bit has oceu-
pied the limelight during the pre-
fight days. Both camps have re-
ported their battler to be in the best
OF condition.
The contest Is scheduled for if
teen rounds and If it goes the limit,
a decision will be given by the ref
cree. If the bout goes the limit
there is every reason to believe that
we will have a new heavyweight
champion.
Prior to his fight with Carpenter,
the champion put away Bill Bren-
man in twelve rounds, Billy Miske in
three rounds and Willard in three
rounds. In the Brennan bout, the
contender's stay was due to the lack
of condition on the part of Dempsey.
Dempsey won the title from Willard
in three rounds at Toledo -four years
ago tomorrow and since that bout
he fought what were considered two
headline contests in 1920 and the
Carpenter bout two years ago.
Advices from the Dempsey camp
are that the champion denies the re-
port hat his punch is gone, although
he practically admits that he is
minus the speed of old. The cham
pion's record shows that he was
beaten twice since the start of his
career in 1915. One victory is cred
tied to Jack Downey in 1916 and the
other to Willie Meehan in 1918. both
four-round contests.
Billy Miske, who was knocked out
by Dempsey in three rounds, fought
Gibbons ten rounds in a no decision
contest at st. Paul in December of
last year and in October of last year,
Gibbons lost on a foul in the tenth
round of a bout with Mjske. Harry
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
LEGION MEET
IS TOMORROW
Aquatic Event Planned by
Athletic Officer Rufus B.
AlIen-Near Yacht Club

Everything is in readiness for
Rufie Aliens American Legion aqua
tic meet to be held tomorrow after
noon near the Raritan Yacht Club
dock. The meet tomrrow Is but one
of the sporting events arranged for
the celebration of the Fourth. The
meet is expected to draw a large
crowd as it will be the first held here
in some years.
The events al outlined by Allen
will be as follows; a fifty yard swim
for boys under thirteen; a sixty yard
a for boys under fifteen; a canoe
singles and doubles open to all resi-
dents of the city; a hundred yard
swim for all; a half mile swim for
any resident of the city; a fancy
dive event and a canoe fitting contest
open to men. For the girls there
will be a fifty yard race for the las
sizes under fifteen and a seventy five
yard swim for all girls.
No special entry blanks are nee
essary to be filled out for the meet,
all a contestant will have to do is
to be on hand and report to Allen
before the running off of a partic-
uiar event. This will eliminate a
lot of trouble and time. Silver med
aals will be awarded the winners of
each event while bronze medals
will be given to those who place
second.
Allen ran off the American Legion
field day on Decoration Day in grand
fashion and received much praise
for the business like n in
which it was conducted. All these
sporting events are being promoted
by the Legion and it is tending to
successfully put Perth Amboy on the
sporting map once more. A great
deal of the succes can be attributed
to the man in charga Rufus Allen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
KEASBEY BEATS
HELMETTAC CLUB
Eighth Inning Rally Puts
Field Club in Lead
Final Score, rs

KEASBEY, July s-After several
weeks of idleness, the Keasbey F.
c. came back strong Sunday after
noon and handed a lacing to the
strong Helmetta club, to the tune of
7-5. The locals were behind in the
seventh when they put two runs
over. The rally continued in the
next inning, when three runs crossed
the plate, enough to win the game.
Gardella, pitching for Keasbey,
was in superb form, allowing but
five hits.
The local sluggers managed to
find Petroski for eleven bingles. w.
Romer, ]. Romer, Dalina and Pars-
Ter led the hitters with two hits
apiece.
The score follows:
IT4r-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
ORIOLE BASEBALL OUTFIT
WINS FROM HIGHLANDS

The Oriole baseball team Of this
city swamped the Highland nine on
Sunday afternoon by a o of 20-6,
this being the second game the ORR
oles have won from the H~ighlanders.
Kidd, pitching for the winners was
in great form, as he allowed only six
hits. In two innings the Orioles got
eleven runs. Kidd and Sardoni feat
ured at the bat. the former with a
home run, while Virgello provided
the fielding features. The Orioles
now have nine straight wins.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
HUNGARIAN BALL TEAM
WINS FROM SOUTH ENDS

The Hungarian r. c. of Wood
bridge defeated the Glover B. B. c.,
of Carteret on Sunday afternoon by
a 1919 score. The Clovers took the
lead early but rallies by the home
team sewed up the game. In the
eighth frame the Hungarians scored
Ave runs, all on clean hitting. The
winning team secured eleven hits,
one less than the losers who got
twelve safeties.
kara pltched for the winners and
was backed up in good style while
Langstaff of the losers was given
faulty support. Notchey of Wood
bridge got three of his teams hits
while sullivan OF the 'v~anGuished
nine got three also. Tomorrow at
ternoon ne Woodb oge Hungasia1s
will play the Collier team of this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
FIREMEN PLAY
|ER COMPANY TEAM

brit Engine Company
will meet the repre-
bination of the Whitall
r Company on the
i'd. Breed street, Key.
morning at 1890 o.
keams are said to be
calibre, and owing to
I Keyport's represent
has not yet made its
the national pastlme
that a big revival OF
The national pastime
Ice tomorrow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
HUNGARIAN REFORMED Nine
DEFEATS BOROUGH TEAM

The Hungarian Catholic Club nine
of this city travelled to Metuchen on
Sunday where they defeated the
South Ends of that place by a 2o-14
score.
In this contest Birdstall did the
twirling for the Metuchen outht
while Faltisco was on the mound for
the visitors. Eighteen hits were Sc
cured by the Amboys and eight safe
ties were collected by the South
Ends. Rasmussen of the Hungarians
was the star at the stick, clouting
out four hits out of six times at the
plate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
HUGUENOTS SCORE WIN
OVEN LOCAL FRANKLINS

The Huguenots of Staten Island
added another to their string OF VIC
tories on Sunday when they defeat
ed the Franklins of this city by a
1878 margin.
Next Sunday the Huguenots will
play the crack Consolidated A. G.
nine Of New York City. This game
win create plenty Of interest as the
two teams met before during the
early part of the season, Huguenot.
winning bya close margin. -
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
PORT READING OUTFIT
BEATEN BY OFFICE

The Port Reading g
P. e. r. baseball Leg
its losing ways attRA
Saturday afternooh
ped another camel
representatives of
fee by a sc2re of 8
scored by the NJ
brought over thel
inning while ths
offerings of Burke
set by scoring fourYr
Haas. pitching for I'd
lowed the homestersl
while Burke was Leaf
ten bingles.
Hickey and Shuitz OF
Office nine each secure
while Kopko OF the
was the only one to gel
one hit off the crack |
though the home team
two double plays they did
On next Saturday afterno'
lantic City railroad team
the Port Readings at [
grounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
WOODBRIDGE HUNGARIANS
DOWN N. BRUNSWICK TEAM

The Woodbridge Hungarian Cath
Ollie Club added another win to their
growing list on Sunday afternoon,
when they defeated the strong New
Brunswick Hungarian A. c. team by
a 1873 score. Tomorrow afternoon
the Woodbridge nine viii play the
Carteret Field Club at the formers
field.
The box score of Sundays game:
WOODBRIDGE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

Greb beat Gibbons in a fl
bout in March Of last yea
sational victories are cred
st. Paul battler.
Should Gibbons win the
is every reason 70 beliYe IA
sey will be through with tH
the present and the challeI
is seven years older than {
pion. will not hold the 4tla
length of time. Dempsey h
pounds on his ppponent. n
Boxing critics contend thai
sey will win within six round
bout is far from being
teresting asA the memorable
battles in the West of years
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
sretuchen Team PI

On Campbeh's field
morning at 1880 o'clock
going Metuchen representa-
will engage the Morgan
Club and on next Saturday an
the DUPONT warriors will be
tuchen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
H AMBOYS BOOKED
Il BITTER BATTLES:
MORNING GAME HERE

Ehe representative semi pro base
team of this city will play its
morning encounter of the sea-
tomorrow morning, engaging the
in Glee Club on the Raritan
city series. In the afternoon
peal team will travel to New
wick for a game with the
ngs of that place. The lat
ntest is the first of a county
ionship series.
hpaw Oldenboom of Wood
who pitched the Amboys to
over the Long Island City
atom not many weeks ago,
ted to start for the Glee Club
ID Roggie of South Amboy,
ptlk returned from Durham,
probably win draw the assign
for the home team. Reggie
u attendance on the local field
unday.
Dublins' lineup will be chosen
Oldenboom, Wood, Buck"
/, Gus Nesley, Stretch" Burke,
v Mack, Benny Gloff, Neal
"Bunt" Pfeiffer and c. zeh-
I. The Amboy team will be lined
around Daugherty, Reggie, Lid
te, Smith, Burnett, Rudy, Nc
roe, Loeser, McAuliffe, Stinson
i Flynn.
In their last start the Amboys de-
tied the Bronx Giants, FL, and a
Eek ago tonight the locals lost
r first twilight game to the Gu
Stars, 9-2. The Dublins credi-
with a one sided victory over
Aquehongas of Tottenville, lost
|the Elizabeth Caseys last Sunday
i the previous Sunday bowed to
/ Carteret Field Club. Tomorrow's
he will start about 10 o'clock
h there will be two umpires.
Travel In Afternoon
she afternoon the Amboys will
New Brunswick to play the
game Of their county champion
series. The teams will meet
Bucceleuch Park, the scene of
years bitter engagements.
Igherty, the red shirted hurler
he Amboys, is expected to occu-
The mound for the visitors in this
lest and the Amboys will line up
he same manner as against the
Inns.
ance, a youngster. is carded to
The twirling for the home team
New Brunswick representatives
E failed to do anything wonder
ION the diamond so far this sea-
nd thenAecjsion of the manager
strengthen his team for the
les, is a foolish move for all
ed. The Amboy lineup OF
hould easily beat the county
will carry the local fans
y seat grounds for this
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

Jack Dempsey. present champion
and n of the greatest the world
has ever known, awaits the bell for
his first engagement in two years
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

LAST
n Il SMOKER
g FOR
A-MAY
ID G.
2 FOR csc
JR DEAIEH
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03
GAMES TODAY
American League

at New York.
at Boston.
I at Cleveland.
10 at st. Louis.
. National League
lork al Philadelphia,
.at Brooklyn.
~ 1T Chicago.
Aat Pittsburgh.
national League
lat Newark.
Baltimcre.
colchester.
Buffalo.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

LEAGUE

AY'S RESULTS
an League
; Washington, J..
ladelphia, 4.
hicago, 2.
al League
10; New York, A..
st. Louis, /.
Chicago, 8.
national League
Syracuse, 3.
game)
3e, z; Toronto, 5.
fond agame)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-07-03

The score by innings:
Woodbridge -. 00015 0 0 6 x-1.
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be
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front e a@ S % ass S; heat %
fireplace lying
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10th STREET HEIGHTS-$375 500 TERMS.
the ptcew
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MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, INC.
913 18th Street" ,,=a.-- Main Oh.
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$1,000 CASH.
twtse
$500 CASH.
arhooda be bous for
SEMI-DETACHED.
sdysntsS, bunesrin town.; les
SAULS ADDITION.
lot NEAR 18th in
sa0a sss esfs % % % Sl @ really better than
MT. PLEASANT, NEAR 18th STREET.
desirable ana twobsth to be found
reara be $4,000 1880 -
UPPER 18th STREET.
In $4,000 " " -'
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
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/. - GARDINER & DENT, INC. - -
MEMBER o
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Detached Corner Property.

Detached Corner Property.
NEVIS. 95O-EASY TERMS.
A WORD To THE HOMESEEKER
1t will fully pay you to come out today
and see this property, or phone for one of
our autos to inspect Beautifully located;
large, sunny rooms; modern; sleeping porch,
front and side porches. sample house s15
Quintana place NV. Take 9th ct. car to
Rittenhodse st.. walk one square east to eth
property.
CHARLES D. SAGER,
ga 18th St. Main So, Main 81,
Members Washington. Real Estate Board. 3
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Near 9Th and G. SITS NE

Near 9Th and G. SITS. NE.
Six-room brick house, with bath, gas and
latrobe heat. Price, 81, 900. Terms, $500 cash
and $50 monthly.
Near H Street NE.
Four.room brick house with bath D.. cellar 81 az.
yard. $3.50 cash and s45 monthly.
200 Block 141z St. NE.
six-room brick house. with bath, colonial
porch and garage. $3.50 cash required.
Tenn. Ave. NE.
furnace heat and room for garage. Excellent
location near Lincoln Park. Price, $3.50.
Near 9th St. and Pa. Ave. Sc.
Nine-room corner brick house. with bath,
gas and electric lights Owner compelled to
sell; wants offer. Asking $1,000.
Near Holy Name Church.
Six-room brick house; all modern improve
menrs, including colonial porch, tile bath,
room for garage. This is one of the largest
and most desirable six-room modern houses
In the northeast section. 1t should please any
s S. Interested IN real nice nome PRICE,
Many other bargains on our lists. We prob
ably have the house you are looking for.
East Washington Realty Co.,
Lincoln 1885. 10 sth st. NE.
-. COLORED.
$1,000 cash buys a nine-room. storefront
building, situated between r and SITS on sth
NV Good investment. Act quick.
C. ERNEST PARKER,
42s Bond bldg. Main sses 81.
PARK VIEW.
Just reduced in price. A comparatively
new and thoroughly modern, colonial home
built by Breunnger. Attractirely locat ted,
convenient to the car line and Park View
school Six large rooms. cement colonial
front porch and sleeping porch, tiled BATH
unusually large Kitchen. oak floors. cleo
lights. h.-w.h.. screened and weather strip
Price, so, $50. Easy terms
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1884 H st. NV. Realtors. Phone Main 102s.
Chevy Chase-3oo2 Reno Rd. ,
This beautiful home contains large rooms.
tiled bath and every possible modern conven-
fence. 1t is situated in Chevy Chase's most
beautiful location. This $50 foot front lot,
with its shrubbery and garden, make II
one of the most attractive homes in Chevy
Chase. The price and terms are very reason
able and we invite your inspection. Open
S STIR 5isI & HETzLER,
t2Qe caasinAutaI Txass Rids. Main SIS.