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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

No wonder old man Solomon was 90
wise. Any man ought 70 knox z Ioc
with 100 wives and 800 lady friends
chasing around picking up inf0rmz-
tior-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

Some Julesburg women can forgive
their husbands for going wrong but
they cant forgive them for going
broke.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

Living beyond our means vouldn': ;:
u 90 bad # .he,e didn't have 70 Be
: dzy Of reckoning.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

You have probably noticed that it is
10 longer necessary 70 look az clothes
!ine 70 tell what women are wearing.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

Il vii soon Be time 70 -2ke down
The screens and let tie flies out Of Ihs
house for the win-sr
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

A narrow mind is one that has no;
had wide experience.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

l. doesn't worry a Juleso1rg man
nSca thz- his wife can't keep q secre.
IFS ner habit of ozing ore that
makes nin miserable.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

Be flush and the world is with you.
BE broke and you must 20 it alone.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

THERE'S 70 need II aon.,nz re a1-o
.orn a. = railroad crossing En--l r.s
railroad engine learns 20 near
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

Or definition Of home is a house
n xaich yo1 are az liberty 20 scratch
any place that i-ca@s
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

Ar epice1Ic called TIE -teg.I's
grippe hzs spread from We- Virgin
q 10 SeH YORK What ne cant w
-=r.-x-c = coE Z missed Chicago.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

To get 70 the top one usually has
70 get in on the ground floor.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

We have 10 shrinking girIs around
JuIssJarz any more But rheir clothes
certainly nave 5-en doing 10, Of l.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

Turn your worries into thoughts
and your liabilities will become as
sets.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

Many peoples idea Of freedom i:
free love and free groceries.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

The only way to save daylight is to
use it.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

That cafeteria man who Is zdy--s-
ing tor slogan might TT: -EeaT=-
helps -hose who help rhemselves~
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

Dc you eve- think that The erz--y
we Use IN getting even might b u.
ed in getting ahead
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-13

-Wonzn- you make lie see r-s
sad TIE youth a. .e S4zet a. h=
roE2st cheeks and painted Fps
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14
Farm Bureau Kicks
Mrs. d. j. Burch, Correspondent


Tae attendance 1T the culline
school held last Friday at Miss
Longs was not large but was en-
thusastic. Due to a mistake. very
few people from White Bluffs at
N led. Miss Long still has about
2 10 hens to Gull, so that all WHO
want to learn to Gull may. after
the Fair call APT, Mrs. D. j.
Burch, to find date.
We ere making preparations for
winter. Apples are being pa k 4
the housewife is canning fruit and
the dairvnen are filing their sios
Mr.. Tanning this year has corn
liter that cuts not only the corr
but what water grass happens to
be with it.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14
TOWN AND VALLEY NEWS:

Try the Drug Store First. Phone
4O3.
The Hanford Laundry is doing
good work. Try it once; your
neighbor is trying it. adv.
Mrs. w. w. Barrett returned
Monday from short visit to
Portland.
4. L. Holmes of Tacoma is a
visitor at the Fair while the guest
of his friend, n. Eilertson.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14

County Commissioner Sam AL
lard has taken unto himself a
brand new Ford car.
Mrs. G. C. Coleman is in Ken
newick this week receiving med
ical treatment for general run
down condition.
Mr.. and Mrs C. R. johnson an !
son Charles, are over from Yakima
to take in the local Fair. They are
guests Of the l.. A. Codding family.
Mrs. Ethel Reminger has re-
signe1 her position as assistant to
the manager in the state land
Office The resignation is to he
effective Saturday.
Mrs. U. S. Agnew was hostess
at dainty luncheon for six
young girls given at Greystones,
the Agnew home, last Saturday
afternoon. The guests of honor
were, Margaret Jean Wheeler
and Annie Lou OTarey who ex-
pect to leave next Sunday for
Portland where they will enroll
for years study at Reed Col
lege. Those present at the lunch
con were Margaret Jean Wheel
er, Afnie Lou OLarey, Kathryn
Lapham, Rose Wheeler, Mary
Willis and Geraldine Shanahan.
Picatti Brothers of Hanford.
Valley agents for Allis Chalmers
centrifugal pumps and motors,
have en- display at the fair this
week three phase type SIS horse
power pumping unit, consisting of
a pump and motor. They claim
that this is absolutely the most
efficient unit on the market and
have placed number Of them on
ranches throughout the valley dur
ing the last few months. This type
of pump and motor Will supply Its
gallons of water per minute at a
depth of 35 feet. They also handle
/ the single phase unit for anyone
whose ranch is considerable dis
lance from the power line.
At their exhibit at the fair, Mr..
Picatti will explain the advantages
Of the Allis-C Chalmers outfits and
will be glad to give anyone inter-
ested all information possib e re-
garding the working Of the pumps
end motors for which be is agent
| in the Priest Rapids valley.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
The gymnasium floor is being
made ready for the basketball
season by a committee composed
of the paint brush artists of the
high school. This committee
! consists of Hedge Swanson, chair
man; Wright Wiehl, Russell
Brown. Charles English, and
Walter Johnson. The splendid
appearance Of the floor speaks
! well for the ability of the mem-
/ bers of the committee. !.
The enrolment Of the high
school now numbers thirty-twp
students. B'ernice Welch and
Charles Ferner were the late en-
trants who helped to swell our
numbers.
About seventy-fiye new books
have been added to the library.
Our library is one Of which we
may we'll be proud.
A new class in Augmentation
and Debate has been organized
to enable students who desire to
earn an extra half credit to do
so. The class will be held in the
High School three evenings a
week until the work Of the
course has been completed. The
class is made up primarily of
students who have had training
and experience in debate.
- =
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14

| am unloading a carload of
FEED and FLOUR-Sperry's Olym-
pic Brand. See my display and an
alysis a. the F;ir.
VALLEY GROCERY
F. j. Bonn
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14

FOR SALE-Four room house
in White Bluffs. Basement, built
in-cupboard, two clothes closets.
Priced right and Oh easy terms.
F. +, Lott. tic
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14

The Valley Grocery will close
Saturday at 7 p. m. We want to
go to the Fair
VALLEY GROCERY
f. j. Bonn
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14

Pedigreed Mary Washington
asparagus for fall planting. Best
in the world. HOME NURSERY,
Richland, Wash.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14
Want Ads

FOR SALE-Two more milk
cows and one horse. Sam Al
lard. tic.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14

The Valley Grocery will close
Saturday at 7 p. m. We want to
60 to the Fair
VALLEY GROCERY
+. j. Bonn
Ce,il Barge left overland Thur
day morning in his yellow bug"
for Pullman, to resume his studies
in he state college.
Mrs. c. w. Miller, Mrs. Henry
Allard and Jake Miller are AL
lard visitors in Ellensburg this
week.
Mrs. J. M. French and Mrs. e.
Fl. Chesley, mother and sister. re-
spectivelv, of Mrs. Ethel Ramling-
err, arrived this, Friday, evening
for Wis with Mrs.. Reml niger and
chiCran.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Stephens
and daughter, Anita, of San
Bernardino, California, were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Eng
lish from last Saturday until
Wednesday.
Mrs. II. O. Canedy and Mrs.
Dale Atwood were passengers
out on Thursday mornings train
for two months visit with
Mrs. Canedy's mother at Bell
ingham.
w. A. Kaefer has sold out his
business in Seattle and he. and
Mrs. Kaefer are expected to ar
rive in White Bluffs in the near
future for a months visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. English.
G. w. Miller was down from
Allard Tuesday ON business. Mr..
Miller is contemplating a trip
soon to his old home in Indiana
where he will visit for month
or more.
William Van Hoy local mana
ger for the John Dover Lumber
Company returned last Friday
from the hospital at Pasco,
where he recently underwent an
operation for appendicitis. He
is a little weak yet but other
wise is as we'll as ever.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrison
and babe Of Sedro-W ooley, who
were guests for few days, last
week at the William Wing home,
left Saturday in their car on
their return to the Coast, talk
ing with them the Misses Lille
and Hannorah Eyre, who have
been here several weeks. Mrs.
Harrison and the Misses Eyre
are sisters Of Mrs. Wing.
OR CHI ARD WORK Err S
WANTED: Men and women can
find work at good wages and UNI
der congenial conditions in the
apple orchards of the Wenatchee
and Okanogan Valleys, begin
ming October /. Enjoy a vaca
ton and earn good wages at tho
same time. Apply at Wenatchet
Commercial Club or the U. s
Employment bureau, Wenatchee
| Washington.
One of the unusually pleasant
parties of the season was en-
joyed by the young folks last
Saturday evening at the Wheel
er home, where the Misses Mar
garet Jean and Rose Wheeler
Were hostesses to about 30 o.
their friends. Games and musi,
were the order of the evening
and later, dancing on the biz
porches. Refreshments of lie,
cream and cake were served.
Mrs. j.. G. Coleman ane
daughter Virginia drove home i,
their car from Seattle wher
they have been visiting for som
little time, coming by way O
Vantage ferry and arriving Sat
urday evening. They were ac
companied on the trip by Mrs
M. G. McMicken and daughte
Betty and Mrs. Edwin Hogg, Jr
of Seattle, who will be thei
house guests for time.
Miss Bertha Henderson from
the Land Settlement Division O
the U. S. Department Of Agri
culture, Washington, d. C. wa
IN the valley a couple of day,
this week looking over the loca
project. Miss Henderson i
making tour covering all Of
the land settlement projects il
the United States and the infor
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14

FOR SALE-Some fine Italian
prunes for either eating or can
ming. Ready now. Mrs. Marie
Beyers. lite
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14


Edmund Tromanhauser left
Wednesday morning for Pullman
where he is a sophomore at
Washington State College.
Soft colored lights ON the
lawns and porches at Colonsay
Farm. Tuesday evening shone
on a happy party of young folks
who were guests of Donald Nc
Fee. Music and dancing sped
the hours until midnight when
ice cream and cake were served
and everybody said "Good-
night, pronouncing it "the best
time ever
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14

FOR SALE-A part of my home
stead just north Of White Bluffs.
Inquire Mrs. w. G. Griffiths,
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14

[ have a few nice citrons for
sale. F e. Blair Ito
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14

Ce,il Barge left overland Thur
day morning in his yellow bug"
for Pullman, to resume his studies
in he state college.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14

Mrs. j. M. French and Mrs. b
Fl. Chesley. mother and sister. re-
spectivelv, of Mrs. Ethel Ramling'
err, arrived this, Friday, evening
for Wis with Mr.. Reml niger anc
chiiCran.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14

w. A. Kaefer has sold out his
business in Seattle and he. and
Mrs. Kaefer are expected to ar
rive in White Bluffs in the near
future for a month s visit with
Mr.. and Mrs F. A. English.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14

Mrs. c. w. Miller, Mrs. Henry
Allard and Jake Miller are AL
lard visitors in Ellensburg this
week.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Stephens
and daughter, Anita, of San
Bernardino, California, were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.. Eng
fish from last Saturday until
Wednesday.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1923-09-14

Mrs, II, O. Canedy and Mrs.
Dale Atwood were passengers
out on Thursday mornings train
for a two months visit with
Mrs. Canedy's mother at Bell
ingham.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Continued.

SILVER SPRING. MD FOR QUICK SALE
at big reduction. excellent Groom and
bath colonial house. years old all mode n
c"nventences. including cl.c. range: lot con
talns Is acre; must be to be appre-
ciated.
Briphtwood Realty Go.
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T.. +. CARI.I.\'
r t. \ L I / + I l. WAITER

r + \ l T T L l. WATER-
front farm located on the Poto-
mac River near Blackstone
Island. 1t contains IL acres
and is improved by modern
dwelling containing 10 rooms
and baths. hot-Watcr heat. elcc.
lights. This property is without
doubt one OF the most modern
and attractive places on the Po-
tomac River New state high
way running direct to farm.
There is no incumbrancc on
same and the owner will sell or
consider trade for good d. &.
property. Will take apartment
house.
81 NE & FAIRFAX.
I34, \. y. Ave. PHI. NJ. 2424.
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SALE-FARMS.

FOR SALE OR REN1.-TRJCk. DAIRY or
poultry, 10 acres, Il. miles Baltim"rt Hvd'
and Bennins. Md. Good land. Reasonable IN,
auire 92s 9th st. ne. md foor. or phone "'i-
BEAUTIFULIY LOCATED MONTGOMERY
county farm OF - acres. located two miles
from Rockville. on good pike. improved .! :,
'% .e County, Estate wi rrcs
~ days. Phone Rockville 100 tissei anu
i,IKE GRAN AND - niIRI !Id .,,,,GSI rAGM ,tS %
rss nss' fnSss feSssd .nd SrSss
porches, front and both sides; hne cellar milk
house. lsrge barn and g,y grain,ary' mp .np!emFfnr Fnr
1olI 4 st. NV. Phone Frank leo.
IL you ARE SEEKING A COUNTY, kEsi-
dtnce or farm, without or with fni equip.
nsnt VS. have lumber Of them within eas'
motoring distances OF Washnston: Call .;
eorre'poss Si'h vi. 'e,ns rs shs, .ou waD'
Phone v ,a1e iois l9 isss st. w
TWENTY ACRES MAR rAIRFAN STA
t0n. Va. Southern Eailwa-: II acres cleared
ana in very good stat, Of cultivation: frnit:
ov 81 '%s saas
Prather & Robinson,
jl4.5l5,5lG Bond Building.
18th and New York Ave.
Main 40.
ST. ACRES OF LAND AT STATION, JUST 4
short dstsnee beyond West Falls ChurcA. va;
tour room bungalow; garage: small barn:
yu't; lana III very good state ot cultivation.
Price, 81. 80; reasonable terms.
Prather & Robinson.
5l4-5l3-3t6 Bond Hdg.
18th and y. Y. Ave
Main a..
TEN ACRES or LAND, PEArTIt ALI.Y ALL
cleared. fronting 3GO fcct on state road. south
of Clinton Prime Georges county. Md: h,ga
elevation: beautiful hlidirr site: Tn arp,A
tr"'5 in telrin:. Price. 500 ~; acre; TORN.
10 s'!il
Pratler < Robinson.
:lA-,1.-51t. rort If-fc
it.h grd y. Y. Az.
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gas; e;e,,tric lights: cellar: Furnace neat; lot
Sarla0: new garase; fruit and shruhbery.
Price. $500. Your oEn terms.
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EGR SALE OR EXCHANGE

WILL EXCHANGE GOOD PAYING; RETAIL
gar. randy. newspaper sLG SOFIA fountain
VI ,re Cor equity Of a.: .:Ttsp N ;nnI i,d!sc A;-
n:S LEWIS REALTY Co.. I4II X -. nv.
safe SIsf-30I
rS-Eo0N HOUSE. COLONIAL. BEACH. Va
for equity in c!:.- ~ s'.;,,irl'nn Ia me.
q. Il. IT0iKIES.
FRANK .112. rs Bond bldg.
1ta-ACEE FAIEEAN CO.'S - FARM: Ill.
sell exchange.
+ {. GUODNUW COMPANY
80 18th 81. NV. Main :;01
SITUATED ON MARYLAND AVE. Ne.
near Staaton square. 3st,ly brick, having ~
la-sc rooms ard bath ~ bcd-oom>l: large lo'.
Owner Viii rV,h!uE" ;"- hGfun conveniently
u go
SlApDI Y. MARSHALL !. co. INC
HOS l'it.I =. NV.
Main $40 Man SOL
Evening star., 1923-05-10

DETACHED
CORNER PROPERTY.
NEW.
1880
EASY TERMS
A WORD TO THE HOMESEEkEE.
il will fully pay you to come out tonight
and 500 this property phone for Of
our autos to inspect.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED.
Seven large, sunny rooms: modern.
Sleeping porch. front and side porches.
Sample House,
SIS Quintana Place NV.
Open and lighted every evening.
Take 10 Georgia and littenhouse
st. Walk I square east to 9th ST., then
right 9th to property.
CHAs n SaGER. REALTOE.
a24 nth St NV Msin Sc
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p. !. CAnLrT.

Vt q nv. II! nN..N NI,,.
fsrr- fer sal" trrde fn- ..ty E-npcrfy N
TIE town Of Vienna. Tn.. about 10 miles from.
"sshi1S 1St"n. near Stston sd tate roai. \
sni"ndiS loro m bGlse, il ! !L,n" furniture:
also larga harm ard several snall huitl-uss:
81. ssreS Of Land several rr,'t irnas. Place
suitable Ter harding ho1sH "E chicken farm.
Tf rGu ar" lskn- FOR NJ" hone. don't Over
look this riac. F'rire, s. 500; part cash. bal
Apcn terms 20 sui pnrr.,asar.
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$3.50 Gets Equipped Farm
IS Acres On Improved Road.

$3.50 Gets Equipped Farm
- Acres On Improved Road.
Near hustlins Charles 90 Il. L. town: many
,drantases. excellent slI-yesr condition: only
Is miles Washington: 20 aHres hesvy cropping
ioamy tntage Tor lay. corr. melons. berries
Nranurs: 500 from acre tobacco: I0-cow pds-
'l-e: vaiUuh!r woodland. apple occtard; com
t"rtabic 2-story house. ctr.; age forces sale;
RI .pI1 takes e: horseS. COW. poultry. full i'm
elements. tools. etc. thrown IN: only $50
reeded. c. q. HAMMOND. Wa'dorf Nd.
900 ACPES: $TTC 3TFN = UPPER MONT
RGmerr county. M "a t.trivIng village:
one mile from S.a' ;oa: s"o! motor -ca,is.
Ths-c are approx =" Acres hardwood
nIbn-: remaining 10 acrr>. pa-i in grass
psstura nUd Under cultivation. tbs g pc
ductivc property. = wstc:ri ~ streams. h;.s
rstural drainage. bE! is 10: h;.y. Th"-n 5
IN o:cAErd - = sr:ns. consisting e. PES Il,
pcs- r.ierrr ard apple.
Improvements :.r""m a"i BAL dwc,. -.
ktuatsd on an em,nence. with splendid lswp.
fre old t.nrs ard S.,r'Ihi~ry: alsn t.us,t
barn. GoIsn: silo ard feeding sheds: rval.ns
Included With III rr"l.e-ty h'i grow nc
meadow to- hay. r-era@ @st;on to- corr: also
feed on hand: conoie'" farm equipment cor
sstLns " the most modern Implements: 10
Aead ct horses. l50 !.oss. u2mne. % COWS.
Price. so1.5OU.
THE REAL ESTAII INE ESTMENf
-.
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FOR EXCHANGE
sALE-INvEsTMENT PR0p'TY

GOOD LOCATION NEAR pARK SMALL,
apt. house. showing SOC on investment
OWNER. Address Rux I';.S. sta- Office 10s
SPLEATHD TWU-TAMII.Y FIAT OF Tenn
ave. ne. bringing good rcat: :: rooms and
hath apartments IN COOL shape owner must
sell ~ once. Exceptional tcsms. Sec Mr.
JEBREE.
BUSINESS Properties Dept
WILLIAM s. PHILLIPS
lath and SITS NV. Phone Main 1900
4o9o Net on 5000 Investment.
Conn. Ave. Apt House; new bldg, producing
$1,000 Rental-$45,ooo Price.
Values enhancing. Owner anxious to sell.
H. ". HAWKINS, Il. oo5, 7ae 14th. r. 1o70.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
Contained.
~ NDlj ND41N IN
r ARCAJNS

bSNtIAl l\S-
ga. .'ay" e gSg la" Sase To- ., n'1a 1at
Price. $500. Your oDn terms.
s3 .aoo-Four r,>om hungs'ow; gas; electric
lightR; large lot, garage: one block t" cars.
Terms.
sa.25o Just completed: 3ronrn buns.!ovr.
large sfti". bath; gas: electric IiShts: "e'Ia.:
excellent heating plant: lot 5aIlSo Terms 10
sIir.
rnree.four;hs acre of land. attractive, o
blotk to cars, % FrIss 50 SAs ssG easy Has terms, '
SILVER SPRING. ND.
lot 6o!265; beautiful bungalow: ) large
rooms and bath e!et. lights: cellar; furnace
Price. sa.s5O; terms
WM. G.. RICHARDSON.
. 225 Colorado bldg, 1&th and G NV.
Main 3531
TAKoMA PARK HOMES
We have dandy home, 9 large rooms, on
fireplace; nice home. It's for sale. Sec !. hc.
fore deciding. Snug h-room bungalows in the
to ooo a cssG h9~ g% sr Sng G%St 10
Choc" " :. :. 10, IL room houses fIre. Old
shadc; large GTounds Pr!cc and terms very
TAk0MA pARk REALTY CO..
TAkoMA PAI;k. y. c.
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.
|: minutes 20 center Of city. wsshngton's
nearest suburb High c.evstion. orcrlook!n:
o.ty. Lott, $500 Ut; $40 down. 81 a month.
Ton can stayt 10 Guild by making frs; pay.
ment. Cement sidewalks. good streets streets
lighted. hich-p-essure water piped in front Of
all lots. beautiful shsd" trees some of lots.
some on hill. some On ievsl. l.irD lots have
been sold. IL left. Now = the opprrtunn
time Of yoIr lrr to start the foundation OF
thar long expected home by buying the lots in
this wonderful suburb DefoT" II Is too late.
have also over 20 bUnga oyvs and hnUses
listed here aad in all other Sectia..s which
be bought from 5000 N s"o.Gs0 from $500
down 10 81 600 down, balance like rent.
J. r. PRlt T..
oface and residence at Va IL gh.ands.
Phone connections.
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S6..JJ just "omi,.t ted: ..ronm bungalow
large sttf". bath; gas: electric LIGHTS: 'e'Ia. :
excellent heating plant: lot 5aIlSo Terms 10
sIir.
Evening star., 1923-05-10

&. s3.5GtJ-Four r,cIn haIngaiow: gas, electric
lighfR; large lot, garage, one block I" cars.
Terms.
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WANTED--MONEY.

sa0r FROM PRIVATE PARTY. THREE
years. real estate >""IritT. first trH>:. hddr">s
BOX ls''-S. Star Off
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
CnntfmuAA

S.E.-ERlCK HOUSE on WIDE LOT: SLATE
tn"f, ,. attir; rooms and bath. tnclosed porch;
weather strips. shades and scrr-ns: built by
""hrr So '",r'; terms. Lnr. 3it@- W II.
EAEGAI\. SILVER srElN1--" SQUARES
frou' 'ar !;H"; butch colonial HON" with hot
81 ktadS "f fruit trees berries aa'I shrub!.'T?,
An deal ronmt"y n,m". clos" 10 ra-s AMI
.l.r"s Easy t'rI.e can t- arranged. Address
'"' -. ',irr "iIce.
NORTH uI nEApIEY LANE NEAR WIS
'"'~ ! r. t"n'rr hall. ro,ins . htdro1ms,, ,
ana I"Sany. ivory hniShad lreac!l doors.
s.rrcn"'i. S!asS.din rn:rhe+: all modem I'M
t,nt nciShhurhont: fruit tres. Shrubs; garage;
bargain. SIU1aU: reasonable terms; owner.
Address BOY is-S. star cftre. 10.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--SEw HOUSE. SEVEN
r,omS. baths hot-water heat; large lot;
gara2e: s.m.i: Phone Cieve. 6S II.
NEAR WASHINGTON COUNTRY CLTB-5t,
acres; apples. peaches. pears. grapes and hsf-
rles in bearing; good roads: near cars; modern
Sir"om G~si.ins; M Ing, baths, See ~ X ron can du,
ali. .13 18th i. NV. 11'
VERY ATTRACTIVE AND tUZr 4.RooM.
sleeping porch and bsth bungalow; large dry
cellar. with laundry room end tubs: ppeiess
sewerage: running water front and rear
porches: on large corner lot. with shade: one
h,ock "f , eiecI,is yar. high and b-sutifgiir
Also very attractive and q room bungalows
aud another i-r"jm bungalow. delightfully."-
situated on large grounds all modern Improve
rl,u;s: prices from 81 80 10 s. 800: prar-
ti"aljy rent '"-n-. rsm"iy. 500 cash aud
SOD per month. ~ $500 cash and $40 Per monte,
$500 cash aud $50 pr month: tst,". con
voyaHcin: ati recording free tn purcIaser.
JA>. {. ROGERS owner. rlonc H.at;s. 80 J.
ARLINGTON = L. ANp ALL MODERN III
p-nrenents: This beautiful. bungalow bs
owner: "vH-v convenience. Act quick. $500.
>ms!! cash payment. Address Box 3ll-R star
"'lC". iUs
SIX Room HOUSE IN kENSlNGT0E: MOD
CTri improvements: garage: $500 Terms
". ]. TNSTEtD keasinstdn. Nd. i0'
NEW HOUSE. SEVEN ROOMS. AMI
large i"r: plenty shade. on Rockville pike.
Price SJ.;tn terms.
<rw hnu>. ak rooms cellar. an:
r"dal'i. X roa.i: one acre: five minutes VIZ Z
from Eovhvtil": large oaks in yard: beautiful
!nratiGu. Frica. ST.5G.
NJ also have several hna houses IN RocL.
Evening star., 1923-05-10
{ aDD Ave Md

Conn. Ave. Md.
Ecuu-:fu' hn!.dn: site. hig!i elevation. " v,tb
commanding v"w: large lot, l0UxlTn g.,
fronting on Conn. ave; wafer. Awrrdlc and
electricity. Price. st.sp0: reasonable t"rms
II. NJ. MARTIN.
I5f lJth s.. NV Man 63,S
Evening star., 1923-05-10

Tnree-foGrths OF land. attractive o
room house: bath: gas: c.e"triC lights; cellar.
furnace heat; garage: chicken house: one
block 70 cars. Price. 81. $50: easy terms.
Evening star., 1923-05-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Confined.

$50 TASH-NEW DETACHED HOME. NV. ,
section: ideal location: every modern conven- |
!ence: eAsy payments. Owner. Adams |
lo21 afIrr l:3O pm: aRelts. lO'