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The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-23
MANY PEOPLE ATTEND
FUNERAL OF E. N. KENNEDY

Sunday Afternoon the funeral SER
vices which were held at the Meth
odist Episcopal church for Edwin M.
Kennedy were undoubtedly the most
largely attended and impressive
known to this community. The high
esteem in. which he was held by all
those who knew him was shown by
the great respect and homage paid
him by the last honors. Messages Of
cities far and near as well as from
all parts of the state of Idaho. The
funeral escort was led by the Knight
Templars followed by the memoirs
of the local lodge B. P. o. E. No. 14l6
next the Colder Rule Lodge Of I. O..
o. F. and last the members of the
Grove City lodge A. F. and A. M. The
pail bearers were w. F. Bergman,
H. B. Snodgrass, L. c. Collins, A. E.
Mccoy, Edward Thoreson and w. D.
Gagon, of the Knight Templar order.
The funeral services at the church
erson of Pocatello, a very close friend
Of Mr.. Kennedy's. Mr.. Peterson was
exalted ruler of the Pocatello order of
Elks at the time when Mr.. Kennedy
was a member Of that lodge prior to
the installation of the local lodge
Dr. j. D. Gillian also spoke on the
life of the departed in very fitting
manner Miss Maude Turman sang,
ooh Dry Those Tears" with violin
accompaniment by r. A. Robbins and
on the piano; the Masonic quartet
composed Of r. D. Bloom, G. q. Jack
son, H. @. Tavey and M. N. Austin
gave a selection and q. G. Rowdan
sang "The City Four Square" The
floral offerings were beautiful and
the Passion Cross Of the knights
Templar formed the center around
which set pieces were arranged from
the local B. P. o. q. Lodge Of Perfec-
tion, Scottish Rites Masons, Boise;
the III Korah Temple, Boise; the
Shrine Club at Idaho Falls, the B. P.
o. q. Of Pocatello, the local I. o. o.
F. order, the New England National
Bank at Kansas City, the First Ma
tional Bank at Boise, Idaho Falls, Po-
catello and Dubois, the employees of
the First National Bank at Blackfoot
beside many other fraternal, social
and business organizations. The ser
vices at the cemetery were conducted
by the masons led by Worshipful Mas
ter, w. o. Smith. The members of
all the Masonic orders stood guard
at the grave and performed the last
rites. The entire community mourn
the untimely departure of one of it's
most worthy citizens who has done
so much for the development and pro-
gress of Blackfoot and the surround
Ing country
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-23
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES HELD
FOR MRS. MARY PRICE

The Sixteenth ward chapel of Salt
Lake City was crowded Sunday at
noon on the occasion Of the funeral
of Mrs. Mary Price, mother of Farley
Price.
Bishop Joseph H. Lake had charge
of the services. The casket was COW
cred with profusion of floral tribu-
tes.
Mrs. Price died last week at her
home in Salt Lake City. Thomas
Morris offered the invocation, Nephi
L. Morris, president of S. l.. Stake
Spoke as did Bishop Lake and John
Reid. Charles G. Enright, first coun-
selor to Bishop Lake pronounced the
benediction. Patriarch VIM. Leatham
dedicated the grave in City cemetery,
where interment took place under the
direction of S. M. Taylor and Com
pany. Miss Jessie Evans was soloist
and other musical selections were
supplied by Miss Jessie Evans and
Thaddeus Evans who sang a duet,
and by ladies' quartet. A mixed
quartet sang at the graveside.
Mrs. Price is survived by her hus-
band, William Price and the following
children: Farley Price of Blackfoot,
Mrs. DR.. Roy Groesbeck, Adjutant-
General W. G. Williams of the Utah
National Guard, James Price, William
Price Jr., Mrs. Joseph G. Morris all
of Salt Lake City and Thomas Price
of Los Angeles, California.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-23
z. T. PECK CANDIDATE
FOR MAYOR

The present executive committee
has investigated the present admins
tration Of the City and has to report
to the electors Of the city, that the
administration has been one Of the
most economical, efficient, an best
administrations that Blackfoot has
ever enjoyed and takes pleasure in
announcing the candidacy of Honor
able e. T. Peck for Mayor.
Mr.. Peck has been interviewed and
has consented to allow his name to
go before the nnminating convention.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-23
UNIVERSITY, NOTES

University of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho,
March 14.-Seven letters have been
awarded by the athletic board to
members of this years University of
Idaho basket ball squad, which took
the Pacific coast and northwest con-
ference titles for the second success
sive year. Three-ring sweaters and
blankets were awarded to Captain
Alex Fox of Moscow and Oswald
Thompson of Moscow, two-ring sweat
ers to Harry Edwards of Moscow,
Harold Telford Of Coeur d'Alene, Will
liam Gartin Of Caldwell, Adrian Mel
son of Moscow, and a single-ring
sweater to Bennie Keane of Moscow
Percy Styner of Moscow and Paul
Fitzke of Lacrosse, Wis, failed by
very narrow margin to meet the
qualifications necessary to receive the
award.
The board also awarded sweaters
and monograms to Johnny Vesser of
Occur d'Alene and Wesley Phillippi
Of Boise, the only two members Of
the Vandal wrestling squad to quail
ify. Both are receiving their first
awards in that sport.
Freshman basket ball numerals
were also awarded by the board to
Lester Cotter Of Kellogg, Neal Nelson
If Hepburn, Glenn Talbot of Coeur d.
Alene, Roy Rowe of Nezperce, Ray
Stephens Of Blackfoot, and Elbert |
3tellmon Of Nezperce. This is the |
1rst year that numeraled sweaters |
AVE been granted to any but first
rear foot ball players, but under the
'evised constitution awards will be
,iven to Freshmen meeting the quail
fications in any Of the major sports.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-23
MORELAND

Mrs. Hanah Young and sister Miss
Kathaline Jones went to Pocatello
Sunday where Miss Jones will visit
indefinitely.
Primary was held In the Public hall
the children were entertained by their
teachers.
Miss Nora Jacobson spent Sunday
with her parents Mr.. and RMS. Mars
Jacobson.
Mrs. George Ferrell was called to
Pocatello to the bedside Of her STEP
daughter, Mrs. Levina Nelson who
was very sick but is some better at
this writing. q
Mrs. M. Wray was brought home
from the hospital this week, and ID
improving nicely.
Miss Louis England and Miss lin
enquist returned from Rexburg the
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-23
DIR. CHAS. E. BARKER
HERE MARCH 20

The Blackfoot Rotary Club have Sc
cured DR.. Chas. e. Barker for three
addresses in this city.
The first address will be given at
the High School Auditorium at II a.
m. for the students on How to Make
the Most Out of Life"
At p. m. a meeting will be held for
the women and girls over fourteen,
his subject will be "A Mothers Re-
sponsibility to Her Daughter"
TIE Mems meeting will be held in
the Tabernacle at 1880 p.m,, the sub
ject will be "a Fathers Responsible
ity to His Son."
DR.. Barker comes highly recon-
and is a doctor of. Hygiene
and Physical Culture, and was Presf-
dent Taft's doctor during his presi-
Dental term.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-23
SPRINGFIELD

Born Tuesday March 13 to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Bedwell, ten pound boy.
All parties are doing WELL
B. NJ. Parmelee was in Blackfoct
Tuesday getting some dental work
done.
Finch and Lau of Soda Surings
have been in our community buying
some more hay.
]. C. Maxwell and e. Edwards
made a business trip to Blackfoot
Wednesday.
Through the untiring efforts of Miss
Josephine Bringhurst and Mrs. Louis
Bringhurst a dance of striking indi-
viduality was given at the l.. d. s.
church Thursday night. The hall was
beautifully decorated in green and
white and all In accordance with the
tastes of "St. Patrick himself" The
Moreland orchestra was hired for the
occasion and after all expenses were
paid the young ladies cleared eight
dollars and half which they turned
into the church funds.
Springfield now has an orchestra of
its own and Saturday they will give
la dance as their introduction to the
public.
A dozen or more friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Stone gave them a surprise
party Friday night. The evening was
pleasantly spent and refreshments
were served before the guests depart
ed.
Mr.. H. Roylance Of Blackfoot NOV
ed his family to Springfield Saturday
and they are now living on the town
site.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Blackborn are
now located in their new home by
the side of the lake.
Roland Hammond of the Bills Gar
age was transacting business in our
neighborhood Friday. /
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Hardy Who
have been spending the winter In
Washington have returned and are To-
Gated on the Wiltamuth ranch.
Mr.. Truitt who represents the
Home Insurance Of New York was In
our locality Sunday morning and
made the adjustment for the loss sus-
tanned on the B. M. Parmelee resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chandler went
to Logan Utah Friday, being called
there by the death Of Mrs Chandler's
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Roylance en-
tertained at supper Sunday uight Mr..
and Mrs. Carl Hutchinson and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Chaffin and fam
ly.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Wells have been
lotified Of the serious illness of their G
laughter Mrs. Bert Hoskins of Malad ]
Mr.. Hugh Wells left today for Malad.
Sam Valenty made trip to Black a
oot Sunday.
Mr.. Miles Of Blackfoot has moved v
lis family to Springfield.
Mr.. George Issacs was here today a
Monday on business. =
Mrs. Idouna Young is visiting her y
lister, Mrs. Ed. Chaffin.
Mrs. Everett Parsons has been Wis
ing several days in Moreland. A
lister of Mrs. Parsons returned with =
er. =
We are glad to see people coming >
ack instead Of leaving. Mrs. Wains- :
uard returned from Ogden today =
here she has been visiting two or =
lere weeks. =
The same train brought Mr.. and =
rs. 1. III. Wallace who expect to =
axe their home here this summer :
Frank Gosney has returned from a =
elightful trip through California, =
,wn to the Mexican border and back =
rough Arizona and Utah. =
Mrs. Lillian Fegus of Blackfoot =
ent the weekend with Miss Mar =
lerite Chandler. =
A great deal Of sickness prevails =
nong the children of our locality.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-23
POTATO MARKET HIGHER

The big blizzard through the CEN
trail and southern states, with it's low
temperatures, has changed the Idaho
Potato Market, which has taken a sud-
den and altogether unlocked for rise.
1t is reported the early potatoes Of
the southern states have been frozen
down, and in some places will require
replanting.
Potatoes have been selling (when
cars could be had) for 25c and are
now bringing SOC with very bright
prospects Of going even higher.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-23
P. N. G.. MEET

Mrs. Frank Farmer was the host
ess to the Past Noble Grand Club OF
the Rebekah lodge on Friday, March
End.
A very pleasant afternoon was
spent in a social time and kensing-
ton, after which the guests were CIV
en- sumptuous two course luncheon.
The club will meet on Friday, April
9Th at the country home Of Mrs. ].
H. Bond.
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-23
COMMERCIAL CLUB ELECTION
FRIDAY

The annual election Of officers,
which has been postponed from time
to time, will be held again next Fri
day evening and it is hoped the busi-
ness men of Blackfoot will be suffi-
GENTLY interested to come out FRIDAY
and vote. There is considerable work
to be done by the new board Of direc-
tors Of this club the coming year and
the election is now over month past
due
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-23
WELL! WELL!

Well! Well! Well! II it takes Well
to keep your radiator Well filled with
water, Well then it's time you brought
It here for we're Well able to fix it
Well. Then it will perform Well and
you will be Well pleased. Well why
not?-Nugent Metal Works. adv
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-23
POULTRY MEETING .
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH %

Wednesday, March % at the Com
mercial Club rooms at Q p, m. there
will be held poultry meeting by the
Bingham County Farm Bureau. Prem
Moore, state poultry specialist will be
the speaker. You are invited to at
tend. hNl
The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-03-23
MASON ALL CASH SALE
A BIG SUCCESS

The Geo. r. Mason sale Wednesday
was an all cash sale, and people gen
orally were skeptical as to whether
the sale would be success or not,
but everything brought good prices,
and over $500 worth of farm imple-
ments and stock was sold.
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FOR SALE-H0UsES

Overlooking 10th St. Heights.
First offerings In group No. (groups No
lots: each house individual in design and ar
engagement, some the center-haIl plan
gpe, some with bedrooms and bath on 1st
moor; others full two stories with sleeping
porches: bound to be one to please you; ali
nave oak noors hot water heat, gas, electricity,
decorated. and the price and terms are bound
to please you. Drive out 18th ST. extended to
fern ST, turn TO your right two squares and
farther. "
-. ROBERT Fl. LEWIS.
NAN bB lllb Eye NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

SOntAm0G0s
WHAT Will YOU GIVE
for $4,000 property IN best section or
Br00kland? Strictly modern. Groom and bath
home. on large lot and like new; best offer
Will be accepted; direct from owner. Address
MICHIGAN PARKNN, $50.
Prettiest part Of Brookand; strictly mod
ern Groom and bath bungalow. on large lot;
attic over entire house; very easy terms;
no agents.
Address Boz BIN. Star ofiee. 90
MUST BE SOLD. OWNER LEAVING CITY:
l2e Varnum st. NV. overlooking Soldiers
Home-Detached. semi.bungalow, J rooms. bath
and sleeping porch; like new; 4-car garage
lot 45x140: a real home. Price. $10,50o
81, 900 cash: shrubbery and flowers
BARTLErr-pRA.rr x,,T ssa Exclusive Agents.
NEAR 9th AND NJ STs NV.
12-room brick t3-story and CELLAR, water on
each noor. now renting for $40 mo Price.
$500; S;GS % cash uoa Sslnnes .sI monthly. ont
722 1lth 81. NV.
RARGAIN-MODERN. 7-RooM AND BATH
house. located near 5th and Pa. ave. Sc:
h.-w.h.. cleo. hardwood trim. front and rear
See Mr.. Miller.
UNION REALTY CORP, .
1410 st. NV. NJ. s413.
BIGGEST BARGAIN.
Groom house, nearly new, Col.
Ird. near Soldiers Home grounds.
DESCRIPTION.
Concrete basement, stationary
tubs. with a hot-water heating
plant.
FIRST FLOOR.
Living room, dining room,
kitchen, back porch, concrete
front porch.
SECOND FLOOR.
; bedrooms, tile bath. sleeping
porch, attic; newly papered and
painted inside and out.
Small cash payment.
Balance to suit you.
Price, S7,75o.
l.. DINOW1TZ.
Realty,
$50 Colo. Bldg. Main 1861. 2o*
FOR SALE-COLORED.
Very desirable Groom and
bath homes, excellent location :;
price and terms most reasonable.
Sample house, 1908 S st. NV.
Open for inspection all day Sun
day, April p, with agent on
property. Five sold. one left.
B. B. PINN.
zI2 Kenyon St. NV.
Phone Col. 5SI7.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK. IN WIDE
avenne. splendid new 6-room house
h.-wh.. electricity, hardwood noors
and trim throughout. full tile bath.
large back porch and sleeping porch,
laundry trays and servants toilet
See this property at once at bargain
ar
$500.
NJ. 4 r. r. WARREN.
14I2 Eye ST. NV.
Phone Frank. 1854. Frank 6o2s
Members Washington Real Estate
Board
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NORTHEAST BARGAIN. 8 ROOMS AND
bath: furnace heat: S., $50 $3.50 cash. Apply
to OWNER bet. D and pm, 1921 Girard ST.
NV. Phone Col 9i06W.
PETwORTH- GROOM AND BATH; /;
h.-wh., electricity: colonial front; large yard.
Price. $3.50. Terms. No agents. Col
920l-J. 29'
WEST OF 14th ST. NEAR 16th-6 ROOMS
garage. large porches,, ami easy terms; inn.
mediate possession. Adams 1907 S'
BLO0MINGDALE RESIDENCE. BRYANT ST.
OWNER OFFERS ELEGANT HOME, o large
rooms and bath; colonial front and rear
porches: 14O-ft. lot to 2Oft alley; garage;
h.w.h.. elec. and gas; laundry tubs. servants g
toilet: extra large closets and pantry: NEWLY
balance easy payments. OCCUPIED BY OWN
Err: quick possession. Address Box 35-M, Star
office. -
1a4a G ST: N:E:-sIX ROOMS MS AND BATH
A. J. BADINI. 29'
VERNON ST. NV. BETWEEN 18th, AND
19th-s rooms. all improvements: double ga
rage Si''00"i ". easy F. MATTEsoN. sfsT1; oSp's'
Bond building.
A NICE SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, JUST OFF n.
Cap. st. Owner leaving town and payments
~ CissEL. rALBoTr & CO..
Main 1902.
NEAR 18th AND " SITS. .
Z rooms and bath, hot-water heat, electric
1ty, IN gOOd c0nd1t1On, $1,UU.
220O BLOCK 18th ST.
rooms and bath. lat heat: in excellent
condition; room for garage: easy terms.
2300 BLOCK 9th ST.
6 rms, & bath, lat heat; S5, 500: easy terms.
GEORGIA AVE. AND FAIRM0NT ST. :;
Two eight-room houses to be erected to suit
JOS. n. MARTIN & CO..
Room 100. 11th and o SITS. 29s
LARGE HOUSE ON FINE LOT; A MOST VAL
BILE corner on 18th St NV: IA rooms: all
improvements: wonderful Investment $40 500.
W y. MATTESON.
Bond building.
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Colored.

Colored.
Near 10th and r SITS. NV.
Very attractive home. containing 10 lars.
rooms lnd bath: has hot water heat, electric
lights. instantaneous hot-water heater: garage
Price, s12.5O0: easy terms. i3e5
THE REALTY & INVEST. CORPORATION
OF
wAsHINGToN.
7a5 14th st. NV. Main zoos.
Near Mt. Pleasant & Irving SITS.
This owner has purchased a suburban HON.
snd Is going to vscate this modern brick resi-
denee containing 8 rooms. tiled baths. serv-
oak noorr. diversified heating plant, instsntt
neous water heater and large rear yard
Price, $4,000.
Terms may be arranged. Inspection by sp.
pointment only.
Quinter, Thomas & Co.,
sls 18th NV. Main s1s
HOMES FOR COLORED.
Good NV. location. Colonial porches, sir
rooms and bath; good yard to alley. Conven-
Price "a $50
Very Easy terms.
T,vo-family fats-live in one, rent the other
Four rooms and bath each; newly pspered
porches.
Price $500
Easy Terms
!. DALLAS GRADY,
322 Maryland bldg. Srd Floor
1910 Fl st. NV. Main 7o5
Member Washington Real Estate Board
VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE
In frst-class commercial zone on Rhode Island
avenue near Connecticut avenue
A. d. ADDISON.
sos 18th street. Telephone Main 51lo
CAPITOL HILL-GOoD INVESTMENT IN
room and bath house for s4,750. Renting for
$50 per month.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION
1910 q st. NV. Main S4I3.
Realtor
Evening star., 1923-04-28
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

Have you seen 1t? The most picturesque
and beautiful subdivision in the city, over
looking the Potomac river and extending to
Conduit road. Nice villa sites and large lots
for gardens. fruits. chickens and eggs. Build
ing up faster than any part of city in indi-
vidual homes. We are opening up some very
easy terms: 1000 white. Come out Cabin
John line to Jewett ST. and see W. +. JACK
son. Owner. 1924 Conduit road. Cleve. 4s3 or
ca!l on y. T. D0RSETT. Owner, SIG 18th st.
NV Main 1000.
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RlSENIlNT

6 rooms; sewer. water. gas. cleo: tile bath;
full. light basement; h.-w.h,. oak floors. large
flosets and built-in drawers, linen closets,
Window seats and kitchen with splendid cup
board space; done in white; interior done in
worry enamel; large yard facing on boulevard.
splendid. high-class property in the highest
lass suburb near Washington. Price, $11 500;
b 500 cash, balance 500 per month.
rooms, semi bungalow; every modern con-
Fenience: all street improvements in and paid
lor; half block TO car line: garage and nicely
(raded yard. Price, $500; $1,000 cash. bal
|nce $40 per month.
6-room. 2-story house; large lot: all modern
|"nveuience; new. Price. $4,000. Terms easy.
10 reach Rosemont, take electric car at 18th
Ind Pa. ave. and get off at North Rosemont
|: a tion. Agent will meet you.
y. c. GO0DN0W COMPANY,
10 18th st. NV. Main so7
Virginia office.
Serth Rosemont Station. Ph. Alex. 926.
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Gentlemans Country Home.

Gentleman Country Home.
Surrounded by magnificent shade and forest
trees. just of the Washington and Baltimore
boulevard. In Hyattsville, Md.
Wonderful Value at $4,000.
This exceptionally well arranged and splen-
didly constructed house is situated on site
Of ground 233x20O
The house is Of centerhall type and con-
fains ten rooms and bath. among which is a
living room lSx3O.
All modern conveniences. including gas.
electricity, tot-wnter heat. sewerage. etc.
This house Is clear of encumbrsnces, priva ately
built and in perfect condition.
Would consider exchange FOR residence
property of about equal value in good neigh
borhood west Of 10th 81. and south of L ST.
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Realtnt
CHEVY CHASE. d.

CHEVY CHASE. u. c.
New s-room, . bath house of durable con-
sfruction. with sleeping porches. iceless re-
iriGerator. No-hol heater. garage. We believe
this is of the most desirable homes in This
section, withn liz squares Of Chevy Chase
Circle. Must be sold this month
UNION REALTY CORPORATION
14lo G st. NV. Main s413.
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FOR SALE-HoUsEs

INVESTMENT OR HOME.
$5.65O for quick sale. ST. near Sth ne;
owner sacrificing lovely Groom. bath brick
home; semi-detsehed newly decorated: new
early possession. Apply s04 st. ne. 80.
ENOUGH TO Know.
$500 CASH 1880.
Five rooms: inclosed sleeping porch; open
fireplace; breakfast acove. with fixtures;
hardwood floors; gas and electricity: lot 45xl45.
MORGAN Z. MORGAN & CO..
14U7 New York ave.
Phone Frank ls20 sse SUNDAY wand and Evening
NEAR y. CAPITOL AND r. ]. AVE; g
rooms and BATH elec. lights.
CHEVY CHASE BUNGALOW
paved alley Lot 45xl3o.
Pickup.
$4,000
SPRING ROAD NEAR I4th ST.
ROBINS and bath. hot-water heat. large
back yard. good buy at
~ LANHAM & HILL,
so. 50O-oN II ST. N.W.-9-ROOM. 3-sTORY
brick; hot water heat, gas elec. lights; easy
Also 68O Maryland ave. ne for sale com
pletey furnished.
Call Franklin 1893.
BY OWNER AND BEILDER-ON CLAIMING
st., large corner property, modern home with
two large sleeping porches and garage. Price,
$500 Cash payment. $1,000 II you have
an old home that IS clear. you can exchange
on TINS property in the place of cash.
CALL FRANKLIN
1903
OLD HOUSES IN GOOD LOCATION, 800
down.
LAW AGENCY. 5O7 10Th st. SE. os.
Mt. PLEASANT
just of i4th street. near the Arcade Market
and the strictly business section; Increasing
IN value every day: g rooms and bath, hard
wood floors, electric lights. porches; good yard
TO wide alley. plenty room for double garage
Price. $4,000 Immediate possession Address
Box tl' NJ, Star office.
. ST. WEST OF End
Beautiful three-story brick containing %
rooms t8 bedrooms. 3 baths servants auar-
ters; in highly desirable location: gentle
mans home. complete modern: In fine con
ditlon; garage; priced at u figure that will
make FOR immediate sale.
sra AEtAS I5th :, f. \ WALKER " & CO., INC;
N.w.-6 ROOMS. BATH, GRrvER- BUILT.
ami. attractive front and double rear
porches, screened: buiIt-in garage: convenient
to 18th st. ears and 10th st bus. Adams lisa
TWO IN-ROOM BEICK HOUSES iY ALL.
white n"irhborhood s.w. Price. 81. 100 each
,,o UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
l4lo q 81. NV. Main S4I3
rage; lot 75xs5:9.
80 liver hoad n.w.--SeSen rooms: hot
1JSlnJ. Price So 300
3""s3 l4th ST n.w.-Nine rooms two aths:
suitable Tor business. Price reduced 10 SIS 500
1918 New Jersey ave. nw.-Six rooms and
bai III. Price. 800
WILLIAM X ELLIS
Min 2D2s l539 Eye St
DOWNTOWN R0OMING HOUSE-NEAR Iafh
and SIS. Most excellent condition. contain
Ing II rooms. baths; modern throughout
An excellent home and business
NibN REALTY CORPORATION.
iflo " 81 NV Main Sil3.
Realtor
Evening star., 1923-04-28
ReaItor
Resltor
SO laa

downtown. Broom and 2-bath house with
h.w.h., near ltth and New Hampshire ave- A
house OF wide frontage, hrownstone trim and
most attractively located in neighborhood of
enhancing values, where rooms may be rented
readily.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
lflo " 81. NV Main S4I3
Evening star., 1923-04-28
Courthouse. Clarendon. Va
1908 QUARLES ST. y
kENILWORTH, u.

1905 QUARLES ST. NE.
KENtLWORTH, II. {.
New. detached 2-story frame house: con
crete cellar under entire house: first floor.
kitchen. with range and bailt-in cabinet. large
dining room. parlor and living room with built
in bookcases. sand finished walls, white oak
floors; second floor, bedrooms and bath: glass
knobs throughout: hardwood trim. natural I'm
ish: electric light: hot-water heat: lot 30 by
I9. feet: blocks from ear line. Price. S6,95o.
$3.50 cash. balance easy terms. Open for
:. JOS. CLARKE, OWNER AND BUILDER.
Phone Lincoln 6SS