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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-11-29
Farmers Erecting Test Line
Starts in Goodhue
Project to Determine Whether Rural
Residents Can Afford to buy
Service for High Lines

The first demonstration farm cleo
trio line in Minnesota was scheduled
TO begin operation this week. Run
ming out of Red Wing and serving
Is farmers who have agreed to CO.
operate in the project, the line will
be used as a demonstration to answer
the question: "Can the average
farmer in Minnesota afford to buy
electricity at price that will permit
power. companies to maintain the SER
Weep.
A second question, of equal i'm
portance, to be answered by study
of the line is: ''To what extent can
present electrical equipment be eff
ficiently used on the farm and what
new machinery is needed to enable
farmers to increase their labor in
come through the use of power line
current?
The demonstration line now has
behind it the Minnesota College OF
Agriculture. the Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton, business interests OF Red
Wing, the Northern States Power Co..
farmers along the route and com
mittee of observers appointed by j..
F. Reed, president of the Farm Bur-
eau Federation. The committee in
cludes Mr.. Reed, Dean w. G. Coffey
of he Agricultural college, Herman
Schmeckel of Fairfax, Isaac Emmer-
son of West Concord, w. j. Bryan OF
Red Wing, C. B. Stuart of the North
ern States Power Co., and Charles 5.
Kennedy of Fergus Falls.
Poles were placed and wire string
ing completed last week. Several
farm houses and barns have been
wired.
Every modern device in electric
engineering is being used to make
the line efficient and cnt the cost
For instance, the current is to be
carried by a new 2-strand twisted
wire, whereas heretofore, two sepa-
rate wires have been considered
necessary. Development of power,
rather than light, is the final goal
toward which the co-operarors are
working.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-11-29
LYMAN PRAIRIE

Mr.. McCullahs sale was postponed
until Tuesday.
M. d. Cowlthorp was a business
caller at Brooten Monday.
Miss Key expects to spend Thanks
giving with friends at Minneapolis.
Marie Reiher left Wednesday for
Minneapolis, where she vii, visit her
sisters.
MIR. and Mrs. Deiscnal and Elmer
Smith were Sank Centre callers last
Saturday.
Miss Key, pupils and parents en-
joyed Thanksgiving dinner and pro-
gram at the school house Tuesday.
Mrs. Edd. Kraft and daughter, and
Miss Elaine Kraft spent Saturday IN
Sank Centre having dental work
done.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. d. Cowlthorp and
Miss Pendroy took in the Turkey din
ner given by the Catholic ladies in
Sank Centre Saturday.
Win Cowlthorp and Vernon Lee
called at Fay Beidleman's Sunday.
Fay Biedleman was caller at the
Elmer Smith home Saturday.
Mrs. Richer who has been visiting
her daughter at Minneapolis, return
cd home Saturday. Mrs. Reiher and
children expect to move to Des
Moines, Iowa, where Mr.. Reiher has
secured work.
A special meeting Of the Farmers
Club was held at Elmer Smiths last
Saturday evening. They are planning
on buying carload of coal and ton
of oyster shells. The next regular
meeting will be at M. D. Co"lthorp'e
Saturday evening December Est.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-11-29
SCHOOL NOTES

The Junior class play "The Charm
School" which was given last Thurs
day night proved to be great sue
cess. A large crowd attended the
evening performance and practically
all the children from the Elementary
grades and Junior High School at
tended the matinee on Wednesday al
ternoon. Every one seemed to be
very much pleasd with the entertain
ment furnished them by the piano
solo by Evelyn Kusba, by the little
Japs, and the Junior Glee Club which
was substitute for the Senior Glee
club, who will make their appearance
at later date. All who were there
declared the work done by the cast
and their director, Mrs. Richards a
splendid success. AS token of
their appreciation to her, the Junior
Class presented Mrs. Richards with
a beautiful bouquet of roses.
Mr.. Otis called a meeting Monday
noon of all the boys who are interest
ed in basket ball. The purpose of
the meeting was to get the boys to-
| gether so that they might start prac-
tice. They were down shooting
baskets for the first time Monday af-
ternoon. AS the coach, Mr.. Otis was
busy marking report cards, Herbert
Lembke took charge of the "gang. I"
Judging from the material we have
to pick from we will have an espec-
tally fine lineup this year. We are
announcing in advance that we pity
the basket ball teams of the surround
ing towns, during the coming basket
ball season.
american Education Week" was
observed in the Sank Centre schools
during all of the past week. There
were speakers each day in both High
School Assembly Rooms. The speak
ers in the Senior High were: Messrs
Falk, Wallace, Kells, Wyand, and
Strebel. All of the speeches were in
structiye as well as interesting.
d.
The past week has been examina-
ton week. We were all glad we re-
ceived our report cards Wednesday
noon. (Some of us aren't feeling ex-
actly as we expected to-
D.
The Thanksgiving vacation started
Wednesday noon. The schedule for
Wednesday morning was slightly al
tered due to the fact. The first and
second classes were followed directly
by the seventh and eighth period
classes. School will resume as US
ual on Monday morning after Thanks
giving.
An Athletic association has been
formed in the Senior High School and
the assembly periods on Monday and
Tuesday were used for electing Of
fcers. The following students have
been elected: President, Loren Han
son; ce-President, Herbert Lemb-
Ike; Secretary, Eula Lee, Manager,
Orlando Paske. Much interest has
been shown in the election and we
trust that the same spirit will con-
tinue when the various games are
played.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-11-29
Sunday evening at Iwinski's

Sunday evening at Iwinski's.
) Steve and Frank Kortan were cal.
lers at Schurmann's Saturday.
Mrs. Key spent Tuesday at lie.
ora's school at Lyman Prairie.
Mrs. Harry Houston returned tic
her home at ST. Cloud Thursday.
Frank Brown was business cal.
Ter at the Halverson's Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Detterman spent Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Knapp.
Bill Sly helped Mr.. Dettermanr
with butchering some hogs Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Halversor
spent Sunday evening at Huismann's
Mr.. ellison is doing some carpen,
ter work for Ole Halverson Tuesday
Chas. Kortan and son Will made
business trip to st. Cloud Mon
day.
Mr.. Iwinski and Mr.. Putnam
helped Mr.. Botz Butcher hogs Tues.
day.
Art Putnam arrived home from
Hibbing Monday to spend Thanks
giving.
Mrs. Mann spent from Tuesday
till Wednesday at George Rice's
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Halverson spent
Sunday with his mother Mrs. Halver'
son of Kandota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Dicks, Jr. ant
baby of Alexander spent Sunday al
Albert Gamradt's.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Serley visit
ed their daughter Mrs. Leo TRACER
at Lyman Prairie Thursday.
Will Kortan and cousin John Kor
tan of Kandota spent Sunday al
Harry Houston's at st. Cloud.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Halversor
were entertained at the Ole Halver
son home Sunday evening for supper
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tank ant
family and Mrs George Tank spent
Sunday at Albert and Emil Gam
radt's.
Miss Ethel Peterson returned tt
her home last Thursday after spend
ing several weeks visiting relatives Al
New London.
Henry Walker was surprised las
Wednesday evening when a few Of
his neighbors dropped in on him t.
spend the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tank anc
family and Mrs. George Tank were
entertained at six o'clock supper al
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lloyd's home
Friday.
John Wolfe and sister Martha anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Detterman ano
son Joseph made trip to st. Cloue
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Dinkel anc
family George Dinkel and friend Miss
Koneg of Long Prairie spent Sunday
at C. F. Botz's home.
The Zion Luthern Ladies' Aid will
have a fancy work sale and lunch al
the parsonage Dec. 6, Thursday at
ternoon. Everybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lloyd Mr..
and Mrs. George Dickson and sor
Clarence and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Dickson and baby were entertained
at a Sunday dinner at the Mr.. anc
Mrs. Arthur Lloyd home.
Mrs. Ehr entertained the following
at six o'clock dinner Sunday: Rev
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-11-29
Brooklyn Bridge.

Brooklyn bridge was begun January
8, 1870, and it took thirteen years and
$10,000,OO0 to build it. John A. Roeb-
ling designed it and though he died
before its completion, through 1t his
fame as bridge builder survives, The
repairs and painting and other expense
of upkeep during its forty years on
the job aggregate much more than
the original cost. 1t is as sound to
day as it was forty years ago.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-11-29
CAMPHOR FOR SORE EYES

1t is surprising how quick eye in
flammation is helped by camphor, hy-
drasJls, witchazel, etc., as mixed in
Lavopik eye wash. One small bottle
helps any case sore, weak or strained
eyes. Aluminium cup free.-O. w.
Dowswell, durggist.-Adv.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-11-29
/ GRtDE SCHOOL NOTES

The following students are on the
Honor Roll for the second six weeks
in the sixth grade: Vivian Sugden,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1923-11-29

Father Artz, Miss Wandel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Weber, Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo Weber and family Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Wiener and baby, Mrs. John
Wiener, and Mrs. Joseph Gelding.
Evening star., 1923-02-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. N. ,.

FRED c. GEfGEh AND HENRY a. FOWLER.
Observation-Disclosures in re change OF cor
porate name OF the Panama Company TO the
United States Finance Corpora tion.--This, is
to certify that. pursuant TO the requirements
OF the Code of Lsw for the District OF Colurn-
bia, meeting Of the stockholders and q meet
ing Of the directors of the above titled cor
poration were held in the Offices Of the com
pany In Denver. Colorado. January Sth, 1929,
and q resolution was unanimously passed at
each Of the above meetings 10 change the cor
pora te name from the Panama Company to the
tnited States Finance CORPORATION. Signed
and sealed this 10th day of January, AID.
1928. Corporate seal.) W. A. GAMBLE. Pres.
ident: L. b. MARsT0S, Secretary. >
County Of Denver, State Of Colorado: -.
!. EyALYNN q. BANKS. q notary public
In and for the above district, do hereby GER
tify that on this day personally appeared be-
fore me W. A. Gamble and L. B, Marston.
whose names are signed to the foregoing GER
tincate for changing the name of the Panama
Company 10 the United States Finance Cor
poration and who are TO me personall we'll
known. and seksowledsed The signing es the
said instrument and that the same Is thelr
free act and deed. Given under my hand and
seal this 10th day OF January, A.p. 1928.
(Notarial sesIl EvALYNN s. BANKS, :
ja30-4t. 1swk,t Notary Public
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TH0NAS A. OWEN SON. AUCTIONEDRs.
rRusrEEs' SALE o. THREE osE-sroRY
BRdGK STORES Eos. S%s1-s42a-o42s


By virtue Of three certain deeds Of trust,
being instruments Hu,nbsred 123. 10 and $50,
records Of the District Of Coiumbia. and at ths
request OF the party sscu.sd thereby. tAs nm
Z fssis = 81 Sz9 q
AT FOUR oCLoCK r4.. The fs,isw,as de-
trict 81 Coiuubia, being lots 81. 70 ss1 30 in
Abe 6tsin and Samuel STEMS subdivision in
square 7oo0, a. per plat recorded IN the once
Of the surveyor for the District Of Columbia
in Liber 68. folio l2S. Subject. heweyef. to q
prior deed @ e trust for $500 spss sseh let due
Terms Of sale: one-haIf Of the purcha -
money above said prior trust to b paid IN essh
and the remainder In one year, or all cash ever
said trust, at the purchasers option. 500 d.
posit on each lot required upon acceptance e
stamps at the purchasers cost. Terms Of salS
to b. complied with within % days oe deposit
ferssitsd- HARF11 HHARF1 4 = wxHiH4s. x1niIss
fe14-d&ds, ,exSu&hol Trustees.
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Cathedral Avenue.
Reduced SI7.2sO.

4 handsome colonial home, "a feet
wide; spscieus living and dining rooms
with French mirrored doors, tiled
Kitchen w tn builtin refrigera tor, par
quet doors, 8 bedrooms, tiled baths.
glass inclosed sleeping porch, instan-
faneous water beater, marble open FIRE
places, beamed ceiling in dining room.
metal westheUtrtpped and has screens
and awnings. Tiled garage for two
cars. Reasonable terms.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.


District Of Columbia. February 10. 19o3-Notice
H. hereby tiven that the pamphlet containing
pspe III o cam III on re. in the
special assessments overdue, has been printed
ana .s copies thereof are on sale At the ONCE Of
sessmenis due. with penalties and costs. are
not paid prior to March ls. 1928. the dste
sasd saIs f0s ,ss ssls tn. ,nvor.a win be
collector Of taxes. D. C., commencing March
la. 1873 between the hours Of 10 am. and
sna e1esns.s zach md, day SUNDAY. and
poEra eaE1ti rgSSsss 'sS SSsrsR sEso + hT
kELLER. Commissioners, D. c.
sses p e. !. s..:s1 s.:. sss .s.s
,,ns a.n;d ..nrs.:.s.t: .sies e: in tS.ir
atety snd comfort. Assessment Tor one half
Of the cost Of tie same win b made as pro.
al ss..ees a.sl.:ssd M ssEso IL II. Aufss. ple
posed work are notified that the commission.
fss T give S.ss hearing .. the Dstris.
ten ten. oeloek an. In the Board Room Of the
so T. az and al
Section:..set cement curb on both sides Of
Kansas Avenue from Quincy Street 10 shep-
herd street At an mated cost Of s., 900 to
both .ides of Kenyon s.rsss from % Mt PIE Pleasant mt
t? ss E ss; :ss o .pssns ~ lots ..s Il
u sd Place ss stree. Ss the to Ss
lot. es., sns IN sos5
S ..s. 's side q sh s.r.es fro
Wisconsin Avenue southward to existing ce-
s q .ss.ss ss isSS & ssu :.
Boa. RHsd f,0. Hs:sachuse.ss A,..us 70 Tracy
ting SAID work. On the north % side of Of Tracy @
ns aad os s 'se is .aa Ss m % ES:s
se:sed sgainet al lots in square 2!oo abuttinE
nue. from AllIsoa Street to Buchsnan Street
abuttinE lot square 2si7 at an e.tima ted cost
ss * D r.1. 1 %
.iiey in square isse It an s.simsted cost Of
ede; rvs :, ez - sii7 At AZ est
t!S, tisn Q, the nc.th and seuth sllsy in square
2so4 at an ,sss ssssin:t.S c::t ef zoo Pave .s
an estimsted cost * S1so. Nefthssst sectioa:.. .
Lay censat slAswsIk % the ssuth side Of Todd
.n 's CT e ,i e e :s.
against al lets 10 square s531 abuttng said
fsnia on q s.rs from
3 assessed ss.iast sii lots is square sess
from issi s1.ss i4ss as sas.ss ssas S
ting lots and .. square 41%6. at an estimated
in said ssusrs aSustias ssid SorE. 6'r On the the
south side Of Otis Street from 18th street
eastward 10 and including lot II, square 9e27,
at an estimated cost Of S1t1 to Be assessed
aeainst al iets In said square abutting said
walk on lie ssr,S slds Il Psnssyivsnis Avenue
from Railrnad Avsass 70 EEhfast square ct
an estimates eest Of esea % b. assessed
work. o. ths east siSs u. Nicholson strest
from Prost stssst 2 Aailroed Avenue abuttiaE
..s :; & = % 5: ss 4 ..s: :a
al lots N ~ sSysrs as1ttin9, saN work.
felo, ,20,nA2,0
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ONTARIO ROAD

ONTARIO ROAD
NEAR COLUMBIA ROAD,
An unusually desirable IL
room and z-bath brick house ad-
mirably located. This house is
really an exceptionally excellent
bargain, and should be seen.
Now being papered and painted
throughout. Hot-water heat,
electricity, gas and two-car ga
rage. Terms. Price. $I2,5oo
VERY NEAR
CONN. AVE. BRIDGE.
IL good-sized rooms, 3 baths
in good brick house. Hot-water
heat, electricity and gas. Terms.
Price, $r8,5oo.
ELLERSON & WEMPLE,
.734 Isth st. Phone Main Cog.
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUcTIoNEER.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUCrI0EEER.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING THE HOUSE AND LOT
NUMBERED FIVE HUNDRED THIRTY.
TWO (532) GRESHAM PLACE NV.
By virtue Of certain deed of trust recorded
on July "a 1922 and now fIe Ia the efies
Of the recorded Of deeds Of the District Of Co
lumbis as instrument No. 49, and al the re.
quest Of the party secured thereby, the under
signed trustees will sell. at public auction In
front OF the premises. on FRIDAY, MARCH .
1928 AT FOUR-T THIRTY O'CLOCK PM. the
following described land and prem ises: Situa te
In the county OF Washington, District Of Co
lumbia. known and distinguished as lot 81 In
Harry A. Kites subdivision OF lots in squa re
6057 Of part Of mt. Pleasant" kAown as the
FranI Tract" as per plat recorded In Lber
No. 4S, folio 1913. OF the records Of the Office
Of the surveyor Of the District Of Columbia
Terms 81 sale: Said property to be sold sub.
tect to two prior dssds Of trust aggPsyatiaa
g. $40 OF the purchase price over and above
said deeds Of trust, the balance IL to be paid
in cash. A deposit Of $3.50 will be required al
the time of sale. All conveyancing. recording
revenue stamps, etc. At cost Of purchaser.
Terms Of sale to be compiled With within
thirty days from date Of sale, ctherviss de-
posit to be forfeited and property resold ai
risk and cost Of defauittnS purchaser afteI
i've days advertisement Of such fesale II
some newspaper published In Washington
D. c.
ROBERT H. NcNEIIL.
JAMES W. AcNEILL.
fe2od&ds, ,exsu wssdward building.
Evening star., 1923-02-20
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

IN THD SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
tfict Of Columbia, Holding a Bankruptcy
e. ats Ss
10 hsrshy given that the above-named bank
rupt has Aied his petition praying for dis:
charHe from au hiS debts In bankruptcy, and
that hia creditors and other persons In interest
ese UQuisNd 70 enter their appearance In oppe.
sttfoa. X any 70 desire, In the clerk's once Of
iS1k RAxRx .. ou1Hrnn, nsfsrss In Bank
1uptcy.
Evening star., 1923-02-20
TOMORROW.
TH0s. J. OWEN { son, AUcTI0NEERs.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Two
STORY BRICK DWELLINGS,. NOS. o4ss
AND 248s STREET NV.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly
recorded, In Liber No. 1893, folio 471 ct seq.
Of the land records OF the District of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party secured there.
by. the undersigned trustees will sell. at pub
WEpS ssS1Y. THE TwsNrP Bst OF se
FEBRUARY, AID, 1923, AT POUR O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land and prem
ises, situate in the District Of Columbia, and
inches front en- street hy full depth of
half OF original lot 16 in square % frentIng
y feet 1o,1 inches on said X street by DEPTH
OF 90 feet f111 inches. Subject 10 right Of
way over the rear feet OF said east hs,f 81
said lot is. Subject to a deed Of trust fer
Terms Of sale: All cash over Q prior trust
for $2,T5o. $500 deposit required upon Sc
ceptance OF bid. Conveys ancing. recording and
revenue stamps At purchasers cost. Turns Of
sale to be complied with within thirty days
from day Of sale or deposit forfeited.
HENRY c. NACKALL.
ARTHUR r. BRANDES,
fe9,121l,16021 TPuDteen
Evening star., 1923-02-20
..AUCTIoN SAILS
FUTURE DAYS.

Trustsss' Sale Of Tract Cen
tanning More Than Six Acres
and Certain improvements
Thereon, Constituting Build
inss and Fixtures Now Used
as Plant for Sewer Pipe,
Drain Tile, Etc, at Lasnond
Station, D. G. (B. 4 O. r. r.
Branch).
vrtns q 1.ao e:sin ssss q trost dassS g
issS. n Lis., zsi1. q folio iis. :.ons Is:
unasrsshss trustees viii ossr for "a. 4
r $sss SsS $S = Il: Ess!
ef Il IL
c; Pa,. tract Of ,.sd called cea e.
Lamond and geerss B. Xfen. a. tenants n
Laber sas.. tel: 14e. Of the iand records Of the
District sf CoIunhia. snd bsins part % parcel
y sns :: the a r
s,:st = "h!es Zsf:: za.ss sl.3 :sI.sa "a
Ieriped % foilsvs: BsSinsins fcr the lssd
hereby eeaysyeI q ths ssusSssstesiy corner Of
sa. 81 ..a .d 4s::, 81, "isS = s. to and E
rss.s. q tie b.:te. q cslunt.s. M o. *. ne s..: %:
bsias 1! The westerly Ilss Of iSt strsst, II
IL . .sc .ss y r.. liz: II:
IN the southeriy sutllas of the Iand soa4sysd
s'Iss tSsse. Is<,sss = minute: sI
vest, as1 across z risAt Of wsy = the Baiti-
4 gas pipe planted on the east side of Blair
along the essteriS I'm. q BIsir road % and sandy INDY
the Baltinere and Ohio Raiirosd. cenpaay :
sns2 as e. s..d ns q S;:ss I ns.. see
wsstsriy eotnar Of land esaveyed p 'Alceaa
fAmond to niisA stose. az sfesesaid: thence
land 13s. q feet 20 .sssie. ths Ssuthwesteriy
corner Of the ssIA .etSss. laa4; thence east
,o9s the h., 'esssshy !ss q sss l..a eosyey:s
70 . gas pipe. the piacs sf bssinsins. ana con.
aeres. nsss o. less, tessthsY Win al the q:
ISssmSSsn s ,, 70 any ~sss aSpestsisiAs to ssi&
Terms of :sisi oae.hsif Of the purchase price
- be pAd In eash, the balance In two squsi in
.s ...s = K. s.,: =: 81 "a p.r sss s.at
tra:. on ths property sssd. Or iii cash q g tSe
Vii 5. r.sai,.s q sss tins q sale. y All esa.
!. j ft1.R: nj: -
sss ', ): ~ e. fis nd & s.: s
ekssr o. avs aszv s1vs.ssX@
~: s:s:. !. d. ''"''.{s'R ,ll5ssessf Bssf = ~s'A'
&eAAe -- TqgeeeA
Evening star., 1923-02-20
CLEVELAND PARK
California Bungalow.
WASHINGTON HElGHESr-
Nine Rooms and Two Baths.

colonial style house in this best Of
locations. The exterior is distinctive.
The interior Is finished In the hest
architectural style aud cOntaiHs every
modern convenience, including h.-w.h.,
cleo. lights, hardwood floors. butlt-in
refrigerator. Bathroom fixtures OF the
lates type. This is q home OF renne
ment at q very reasonable price, SIC, go.
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Buchanan St. Near I4th.
Price. $1,000.

A thoroughly modern and compare
lively new tapestry brick bone, con
tanning good size rooms, tile BATH
ipclosed breakfast and sleeping
porches, electric lights. hot-wotei
heat, osk 6ooEs and other attractive
features. Ample room for garage
Convenient terms.
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Near 18th and You Sts.
Price. SII,5OO.

Pr1Ce, pI ,oUO..
A large, well constructed, three
story brick dwelling In = most con
yenteut Ioca tion. IT has 10 large
rooms, complete bath and extra lava
teTy, electric lights and excellent
heating plant. PittSburE automatic
heater and laundry facilities, room for
garage. Terms arranged.
Evening star., 1923-02-20
Chevy Chase.
Price, $I6,oso.

An e1celleat value in q fully de
tsched home close to the Circle and
convenient to the pubic school, stores
and churches. Ii 10 now vacant and
IN perfect condition. having been COM
pletely redecoraeed. Nine fooms. two
complete baths. tnclosed bseakfast and
sleeping porches, elec. lights. hot
water heat, oak floors: lot 50113e,
with garage. Attractive terms.
Evening star., 1923-02-20
Woodley Park.
Price SI2.SOO,

Situated west OF Oonn. ave. and
near Wardmsp Park Hotel. Nearly
new tapestry brick home, having four
bSdrooms, Including 4 glass -tnelosed
snd clustered sleeping porch. tiled
bath, open fireplace. ost doors through
out. beeskfast porch. eiec. hghts. hot
water heat; brick Garage. Terms.
S2,oeo and $50 per month. Including
al interest.
Evening star., 1923-02-20
Washington Heights.
Price, SIo,5oo.

decided bargain in Q modern
home, located in the vicinity Of 18th
and Columbia road. II contatnA SIX
rooms, reception hall, large colonial
front porch. electric lights. hst-water
heat, hardwood floors and has room
for a garage. Easy terms Of sale.
Evening star., 1923-02-20
NEAR 14th AND OAK N.

1884 St NV. rn0ne -s-. 10
NEAR I4th AND OAK NV.
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