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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13
DEATH OF ANTON KETZ
Very Short Illness Takes
Town of Washington Re-
sident Last Thursday.

The death of Anton Ketz, aged
%, occurred last week Thursday
at the farm home in the town of
Washington. Deceased had been
i'll but four weeks and a complica-
ton of ailments was the cause.
Anton Ketz was son of Gott-
fried Ketz, a town of Washington
farmer. He was born May %, 1901
in Chicago; came with his parents
to this section several years ago.
Since then he has been employed
in the nearby district and was
very we'll spoken of as a hard
working young man.
A father, sister and four broth
ers comprise the immediate family.
The funeral was held Saturday
morning from the Catholic church,
followed by interment in the
Eagle River cemetery.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13
WINNEPE WON GAME
Camp Boys Take Second
Game From the Local
Team in a 6-13 Score Last
Sunday.

Errors cost Eagle River the
chance of evening up the 1876
score which Camp Winnepe boys
piled up on the locals last Sunday
afternoon, they winning over
Eagle River with seven tally
margin.
Bowker started the game for
Eagle River but was hit by a
pitched ball and gave the pitching
box over to Kuehne who held out
for several innings. Larry Morgan
filled in the vacancy with Kuehne
and Bowker out of the twirling.
Costly errors made hard shedding
for the locals together with the
splendid team work of the Win
nepe boys, and the game was turn
ed over with nice margin to the
southern aggregation,
Tho how cooro.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13
RESIDENT FORTY YEARS
Thomas F. WEIGH Died Last
Friday in Hospital at
Rhinelander After Lengthy
Illness.

The death of Thomas (Stub)
WEIGH, forty years a resident of
Eagle River, occurred at the
Rhinelander hospital last Friday
afternoon. His illness had been
of some standing, and he was tax
en- to the hospital short time ago
expecting to be benefited by this
treatment. At the time of death
his age was sixty-three, forty of.
which had been spent in Villas
county.
Mr.. Welch was born at Stevens
Point and was a son of William
and Margaret WEIGH, both natives
of Ireland He was educated in
the Stevens Point schools. In 1882
he came to Lincoln, which then
included Villas and Oneida counties.
He worked for McCord & Wright,
Scott & Stewart, Scott & BrazelI
and several other companies as
lumberjack, cruiser, camp runner,
riverman and in many other cap
acities. He was also a guide for
tourists on the lakes and followed
this for many years, or up to a
year ago when his health failed to
some extent and he was compelled
to retire to his homestead north
west Of Eagle River.
In 1893 he was married to Sarah
Sweeny, who died in 1902. April
y, 1924 he was married to Mrs.
Emma Meeker of this village who
survives.
Stub" Welch, as he was known,
was one of the old-time guides
and it was not an unusual sight
to see he and some fellow who he
had guided years and years ago,
say at Seargent's resort on Twin
lake, now known as Adams re-
sort, stand in the middle of the
street and discuss the big ones
that got away years ago when
muskies were like blue gills in the
taking. He had a fund Of early
history, and many is the friend
and tourist who enjoyed his hos
pitality at his cabin home ON his
homestead out from the village.
On the homestead for many years
he and his brother Michael,
or "Mickie" as he was familiarly
known, lived and it was only af-
ter the death of his brother, his
boon companion, that he came to
the village to reside.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13
TO RACE MOTOR BOATS
Fourth Annual Regatta on
the Eagle Chain of Lakes
to Be Held on Cranberry
Sunday.

Lovers of speed will find diver
sion from autoing or fishing next
Sunday by attending the fourth
annual regatta of the Eagle Wa
tiers Motor Boat Club. A fine pro-
gram is builded and the afternoon
will be full of thrills.
Once each year this club, COM
posed of speed boat owners on the
lower chain, puts on a speed con-
test to determine who has the fast
est power craft. In years prev
ious the speed of nearly forty miles
per hour has been made by some
of the power boats, and there is a
thrill to every round made dur
ing the big race. Add to- this the
contests between lesser crafts,
such as out-board motor boats and
canoes, and one has a diversion
from a cut-and dried affair. Fol-
lowing the above contests there
will be swimming and diving af-
fairs between experts. An added
attraction this year will be day
light fireworks.
The speed boats now entered for
the big race are:
Pee Jay" by Hermann.
Bob" by Seng.
Lady Billie" by Foster.
Blind Tiger" by Butler.
mo Name" by Showers.
"Anemone" by Sutton.
Bunk" by Harris.
Miss Mosquito" by Hermann.
"Howdy" by Tyson.
Miss Tennessee" by Johnson
Oh. H)
Scamp" by Johnson.
Marta" by Denneny.
Owing to much better course
being found on Cranberry the mo-
tor races will take place from that
lake where every turn may easily
be seen from the Cranberry land
ing and docks. The races will be
called at one o'clock sharp, Sun
day, August 18th next Sunday.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13
Treats for Movie Fans.

The past week and this has
given the movie fans, and also the
lovers Of class plays Chose plays
of character which lead to a
more moral side in everyday life
and which depict the best there is
to be shown in filmdomD a real
treat by the showings made at
the Eagle Theatre which is under
the management and ownership
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Emmons.
Sunday evening the play BLACK
Oxen" was shown and to crowded
houses. This play has been hold
ing forth in the best show houses
in the country and is really a
super-production. Monday night,
last night and tonight, "The Gov
cred Wagon meets with crowded
houses. 1t is a. romance of the
days when the star Of empire
cleaned beacon-like in the west
ern sky; when brave men and
women risked their lives fearless
ly in their efforts to build up a
mighty nation. 1t tells of the
pioneering Of those hardy people
who braved the dangers over the
old Oregon trail of some two
thousand miles, fighting Indians,
billiards and starvation. Each
character in this play is a real hui
man being, and in the production
there were used 1000 Indians, 1000
horses, 800 oxen and 500 mules.
The fording of the Platte river
with 300 wagons was made at a
risk of the lives of men and beasts.
The Eagle Theatre management
has booked some excellent plays to
be shown regularly. An added
feature is the orchestra which
plays every night this week, and
Regularly every Saturday and Sun
day night. With these pleasing
additions the new management is
meeting with the demands of the
movie public.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13
A VERY LARGE FUNERAL
Eighteen Year Old John St.
Louis Died Suddenly at
Home Near Village of
Phelps.

One of the largest funerals was
held at Phelps last Sunday when
the body of John ST. Louis was
laid to rest. The death of the
young lad came early Friday morn
ing after a very short illness, and
it was not expected, he having
been in good health, apparently, a
day before. Heart trouble was the
4direct cause.
John st. Louis, was the eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Noel st. Louis
of Phelps. He was born there
June 81, 1906, and has been reared
near the village, living part of the
time on Sand lake where his par
ents were caretakers of the Sand
Lake Club. Later years he has
guided at the various resorts, and
in doing so has proved his worth
as boy growing into clean man.
hood. This was shown at the bur-
ial of the lad by the flowers which
burdened the casket, and in the
number of his acquaintance of
home friends and summer people
whom he had come in daily touch
with. John was a quiet lad and
never shirked the duties given him
by his employers. A fine tribute
to any boy.
Funeral services were conducted
Sunday afternoon from the Con-
gregational church at Phelps by
Rev. 0. c. Chaplin. Burial follow
ed in the village cemetery. 1t is
said to have been the largest fun
eral ever held from that village.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13
Big Wrestling Bout.

Friday evening at the fair
grounds a wrestling bout will be
staged between Arnold Minkley of
Chicago and James McMillen of
Eagle River Minkley weighs $50
and McMillen 200 pounds. These
two men wrestled at the fair
grounds the evening Of the 4th of
July. Both men are prime mat
artists and the Friday bout will be
for the best<two out of three falls.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13
Collision of Cars.

Near the Iron Springs about
eight miles southwest of Eagle
River on highway 70, the Holman
town car and Pierce Arrow came
together on the curve near the
spring. The Holman auto was
badly wrecked and the occupants
shaken up and bruised. The other
car escaped being damaged very
badly.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13
Legion Convention.

Mines. w. ]. Walsh and Johns
ton, Miss Rose We'll, r. r. Ewald
and Ed. Paul, left this morning
for Chippewa Falls where they will
attend the American Legion and
Auxiliary convention held in that
city the last Of the week. This
is the state convention of those
orders.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13

they had not seen for thirty-eight
years.
Old friends of Mr.. Stevens bore
his body to its last resting place:
A. A. Denton, N. A. Colman, R. d.
Mcleod, Alex Higgins, w. H. Bo-
mier, F. A. Hall.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13
Auto Disappears.

The Ford two-door Sedan owned
by Hank Hanson was taken from
it's parking place on Main street
near LaRenzie's store yesterday
afternoon between the hours of
four and six No clue as to who
took the car has been found, al
though officers are working to
find the party. The car was equip
ped with bumpers, spot light,
snubbers, balloon tires.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13

ained for his betterment on ac-
INIT of it's severity and his adj
heed age. Prior to that his
mn had been good and up to
lew years ago was very active in
abors,
funeral services were held from
Congregational church last
ilay afternoon, Rev. w. J. Dav-
Of ViroWa officiating prior to
cement in the village cemetery
the hour of three.
Alfred Henry Stevens was born
gne g. 1S47 in the town Of Camp
\, Steuben county, New York.
an early age with his parents
moved to the state of Pennsyl-
aa, a few years later with the
iniIy going to Minnesota. Dur
the Indian uprising in that
aton and shortly before the
lister massacre he migrated to
Ie, Wisconsin. Here he married
FRY Marie Templeton on Febru-
IN q, 1871. Six children were
Inn. Arthur A., the first born
d at the age Of four; Mrs. Emiel
89d Of Flint, Michigan; Mrs. j.
Stearns of Chicago; Victor H.
st. Paul; Earl and Claude of
sge River. The five children,
gther with the wife survive. A
1er. Mrs. Sam Walters resides
wv at Florahome, Florida, but
5S unable to be present at the
neraI
Ia October of 1874, the Stevens
Emily moved to a farm near Gin
auLe where they resided until
Eember 1890. At this period
Ny moved to Eagle River, Mr.. S.
marking into the grain, hay and
aF business. This was during
|, days Of numbering in Northern
.SonSm and he catered exclu-
Frey to the logging camp trade.
~sf ne purchased a farm two
-o a half miles southwest of
-se River and entered into the
'Nag OF potatoes. Eight years
N he moved to his village home
!, gave mp active work.
'eomary y, 1921, Mr.. and Mrs.
@,eas celebrated their golden
s'IgerSary of welded life. All
4. ne family were present on
NJ .l' Stevens pioneered in both
I'M ''o1' ana Wisconsin, and
Y. ..| knew what hardships the
2 uay settler had to contend
y. 'sa' IN his years he accumulated
~ r.'y'eot.y of the worldly con
\ To carry him comfortably in
'4SJ days, He was elected trea-
- !, OF Villas county, and was
/. s'o iepu5lican-a republican of
~. O'l tyne such as our fathers
I'S' and passed on. He voted
.T saw fit and hewed to the
~. ~ DIS he believed was for the
\ ''.neAt of his state, county
u village, regardless of whether
/, .,O'Seo his friends or gladdened
\. '|enles, if he had any. That
q; VI q voter and citizen is be-
g fewer each year as the
p. ages and in his taking.
5r ~ ne e leaves a memory well
ieo IA fostering by his family and
st5 gay following Mr.. Stevens
Gnl MIS- Homer Mclaughlin of
,na.. !"naer and Dennis Cannon of
ieD ,'o' two of his boyhood
h at Dale, called for a visit
vi Their old playmate whom
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13
Announce Birth.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Yahr of Mil
waukee send out cards of the
birth of a son Jack Yahr, which oc-
cured August 9th. The Yahrs are
relatives of Arthur Yahr at
at Phelps.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13

Summary: Struck out by Bow
ker 5, by Cadreau l, by Morgan 2,
by Eichler Z. Base on balls; off
Morgan l. Hit by pitcher; Bowker
twice. Two base hits; Gregg, Nor
gan, McGregor. Three base hits,
Gregg. Home run Gregg. Double
play; Cadreau; Umpires: Castle
man and Frankel.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13

Marquette county was represent
ed at the University of Wisconsin
during the past year by % stud
ents, of whom four were women.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13
Report of Welfare Association

The series of Tons and Eye Clinics held Villas County
under the direction of the County Nurse brought
successful close last Saturday The Clinics extended per-
od OF about ten days. and held Phelps Eagle River
winchester and Vinegar In ALL ninetysix tons operations
were performed all of which entirely successful all
patients reported doing WE'LL Twenyth eye
mostly children attended and glasses fitted where
The surgical work performed by Dr. Flava Doty
Eyear-and Throat Specialist from Gary Indiana We
the County fortunate in having efficient surgeon
perform this work. and low charge Dr. Dotys
record tons operations without single casualty
the work in this County continuation of that
all of the ninety-six successful
In each community where the Clinic held sufficient
number of people volunteered their The Welfare
ISOLATION take this occasion to thank all those who helped
the operating and hospital, any other way
This work would have been possible, had Seen
for the financial support and cooperation Of the Villas
County The people of this county failed
forward when work of this kind has
this instance all those who contributed we'll
undertaking worthy of their support
Although the work of the people of the county
necton with this Clinic very commendabe
get that the Clinic would possible without the
aid of County Nurse Few people realize the enomy of the
responsibility the County Nurse this undertaking.
and congratulate ourselves that Villas County the
services of efficient Nurse for the Public Health
the County.
The financing of this Clinic is in charge the Villas
County Welfare Association Following the report receipts
and expenditures to date:
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13

Winnepe plays Watersmeet this
afternoon. Watersmeet carried
the game home week ago when
they defeated the camp boys 10.
This game this afternoon will be
a hummer for the fan.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13
RED STEVENS DEAD
|, Ssventy-seven Years 5
ri and a Resident of
s.,Ie River for Past Thirty
hu Years

l., death of Alfred H. Stew
t w. comfy loses another land
.l' q nioneer days. Mr.. Stew
, y. at his home in the vii
I,,+ Wednesday afternoon,
-. ,'1 9Th. at the advanced age
!, gu, a., vs. month 27 days. Some
5rior to his death he suffered
'.,go and no hopes were en-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13
Eagle River and Winnepe plays

Eagle River and Winnepe plays
again the 17th-next Sunday.
Ought to be good exhibition.
Paul, who had his thumb broken
a week ago, is getting into con-
dition and will be able to twirl
EN- again soon.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13

News Want Ads bring results.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-08-13

Villas County News $500 a year.
Evening star., 1924-11-26
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

home n"hh hwh, eiea garage chicken house 1
Y acre: SO 800: act Quick. Pot. a363
BRANDNEW DUTCH COLONIAL HOME.
bath, kitchen and master bedrooms; dry eel
lar, with all modern conveniences; will BE-
sold by owner with small payment dc down and
ia located in Abingdon. Va, within 90 minutes
of s Must BE 7as S he knr
Alexandria. Va. Phone Alex. 30i
JUST COMPLETED, A TYPICAL CALIF0R-
MIA bungalow in white stone stucco. This
property will be sold at sacrifice. 1t is
located in fast growing suburb of Virginia.
near stores and new 500, 600 high school. The
price is $500: $500 down, $50 month, includ-
ing Interest Can b. b. EzRINE 7oe King
LAUREL, MD.-16-ROOM HOUSE. LARGE
barn, outbuildings, 80 acres; reasonable terms.
Will trade for house in city
THOMAS Z. PETTY.
Branch Office 2020 Rhode island Ave. \. f.
NEARBY Virginia
Only $3.50.
Beautiful hve-room bungalow, large bath,
electricity. pipeless furnace. situated on
large lot: 10 minutes ride to 18th and Pa.
ave. $3.50 cash. Good terms:
Office Open Unit Six.
THE MCNSEY TRUST COMPANY,
Real Estate Department.
Main $3.50. Branch Is.
si.5OO.
Investment property; corner lot; store and
6-room house; TO close an estate; terms.
So .0GD
bungalow. nearby Nd, rooms ard bath.
furnace heat, elec.; $3.50 down and $40 per
month.
Sc 800
2.story, rooms aud bath. gas: elec.. pine,
less furnace: large lot: plenty Of fruit: $3.50
down. balance easy monthly payments
81 600.
acres Of land. nearby suburb: 1-rOom
house; beautifully located. near car line Rea-
sona0!e terms.
$500
Il, acres. northwest section: rooms and
bath; metal roof elec.; pipeless furnace:
newly papered; oufbuildings; garage: 100 fruit
trees: berries. grapes. Terms.
THE J. W. HOLLOWAY CO..
l1l0 st. NV.
Room 81, LOew Bldg. Franklin sos
Evening star., 1924-11-26

CORNER STORE. ROOMS. BATH. ANIL;
large cellar. Apply OWNER, 1853 Wisconsin
avenue.
OLD ESTABLISHED CORNER GROCERY
store. bus and dwelling. h.-w.h.. elect.
Sus. Union Station: fine trade; easy terms; III
health retires owner. SARGENT & son. 3D.
St ne Line SJ1S 20"
FOR SAIE-WE HAVE TWO VERY FINE
corner locations for grocery and meat stores;
will bn.id 10 suit purchaser: no other stores
near: very large and growing ne'ghborhood.
We will build large number OF houses in
the same locations. Phone Main 80S. Mr..
Barrow.
Ii. Il. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
Evening star., 1924-11-26
FOR RENT-DEsK SPACE

DESK IN BRIGHT OUTSIDE OFFICE, WITH
OF telephone and typewriter. 204 Conti-
mental Trust Bldg, 18th and II SITS. NV. Call
IL to =
Evening star., 1924-11-26
RENT-SHOPS
FOR SALE-STORES

200 9TH S.E.-TRONT BASEMENT FOR ANY
kind light business; suitable paperhsnger.
painter; S13 month. 28s
Evening star., 1924-11-26

IT CERTAINLY WAS a
IToUGN bT Of LICK
lOR CLAece AND
Alo1S,oS p nSGtAts
no Lose THEIR
IhSS POETS!
| ELLIS ISLAND iS
INO rACE TO R1
tAhp kecP Up NTH
tAG JoNESGS.
| NrA THANKSGIVING
Only a LONE DAY
Off The OIL DO1
is PULLING every
AlRe TO De ReL6AsO
SO THAT he nay SPoD
ke DAY III TIE
boSoe1 Of HIS FAe1,L>.
He IAL HANG TO
,SIEp on The CAS-!
Evening star., 1924-11-26

12E, q ST. NV.
IA rooms and ba tlS. newly decorated in
stallinG electricity; splendid location for room
ing house; 800.
Evening star., 1924-11-26
SALE--APARTMENT HOUSES,
WANTED TO BUY-APTS.

WANTED-SMALL DOWNTOWN APART
ment for sale. We have customer for a
centrally located apartment suitable for con-
version into hotel; must be within walking
distance of Thomas Circle. Phone or write
our Mr.. Barrow, Main 90S
III. 4. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1911 Fl ST. NV.
Evening star., 1924-11-26
THANKSGIVING
will be yours in years to come II you
RUY NOW
,pd HOLM choice Iof In

and HOLD a choice lot in
OAKCREST.
Deep we'll pressure water system; sidewalks
laid; electrically lighted; beautiful streets.
attractively laid off; natural shade; high
elevation. Prices as low as
1Oc PER FOOT
Terms easy as can be made. We help
you finance your home. IL minutes by mod
ern bus from 18th and Pa. ave-, over fine
roads.
Agents on Property.
Come Out.
Look 1t over without obligation.
Evening star., 1924-11-26

" - - - ~ = -. - -
Look at 29i+ and 46 Vista st. n.e.-4 large
rooms and breakfast alc0ve. Tile floor In bath.
Large basement $500; $500 cash, S46.25
per mo.
Groom new house, ami, INV H.. large lot,
fireplace, hardwood trim and floor: near
schools; 50 900; 81 900 cash. 500 per mo.
6room semi bungalow in Mt. Rainier good
location: Ami; $1,000; $3.50 cash: $50 per
Evening star., 1924-11-26
FOR RENT-HALLS.

1850 WATER ST S.W s15 m
ALLAN E: WALKER & CO.. INC.
Sl3 10Th St. NV. Main 269O
Evening star., 1924-11-26

on NGh TRANSFERRED. SELLING BROOM
an anu psln brlck house. in good condition: sac
r 1ince iof immediate sale at less than $40, ,000
Evening star., 1924-11-26

BUSINESS PROPERTY I;ARGAIN
FOR SALE EY OWNER.
Cash badly needed. owner viii sacrifice
property with good future.
Located III vicinity of llth street and
New York ave INV. Lot % feet front i'm
proved by substantial brick building. rented
for $50 year
This property should steadily advance
Will he sold cheap nd on good terms Al
dress OWNER Box Rs- b Star Office
Evening star., 1924-11-26
RENT HOUSES-UNFURNIsHE]

1l16 Vermont Ave. NV. Main 940T
NEAR 18th AND c. SIS. NV.
Attractive house of rooms. baths, hot
water heat elec.; has lust been redecorated
throughout
GEO w TJykJNS ITO II CT
Evening star., 1924-11-26
FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

LOTS AND ACREAGE, NEAR sCH0OL-
Lee Highway, Va; terms; 20 min. Wash. Ad-
dress OWNER, Box 195-B. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1924-11-26

$500 CASH.
New Spanish bungalow, rooms.
sunroom, modern improvements.
fine elevation and view. Price.
$3.50. Owner win sell for $500
cash and S75 a month.
$1,5OO CASH.
Attractive Dutch Colonial home
on terraced hillside; large lot.
trees, view; Z rooms, hardwood
floors upstairs and down, tile
bath, 2 fireplaces, built-in garage.
An ideal site in the beautiful
Country Club section Of Arlington
Cf0gnty foHm Va Insurance. 5st trust loan is bR IN
which purchaser is insured for
amount of the first trust until
1t is paid of. $500 cash and
S125 q month will buy this excep-
tional home.
To inspect these and other Lee
Heights home, inquire at Lee
Heights office on the Lee High
way. Drive over new Key bridge
at Georgetown, turn right on Lee
Highway at end of bridge and
drive 2la miles to Lee Heights
office.
RUBY LEE MINAR,
City ONCE Lee Heights office
Evening star., 1924-11-26
OFFICES AND STUDIOS

UPPER l4th ST. NV, BET. COLUMBIA
and Park rds.--2 office 1st floor:
street level: heat furnished: especially suit table
for physician rent. S75 per mo. Address Box
II, Star Office.
1906 X ST NV EXTRA LARGE HASE-
ment rooms in this very desirable neighsror-
hood suitable for offices any business: also
3 rooms and bath on 2ni floor: exceptional 10
cation for beauty paror any professional
use. Rent very reasonable.
Franklin SI2a 26s
FULL Use MOD. Fur. OFFICE. BEST BIS.
sec: mod. bldg; large desk typwr., phone,
table. chairs: SO. 414 kresge Bldg. llth q.
90
4 FINE, LARGE. LIGHT ROOMS. OCCUPY
ing the entire second floor Of the building.
s. W corner 18th & X. Rent reasonable.
PERCY IL RUSSELL CO..
926 18th ST y w.
Evening star., 1924-11-26

DOWETOWN BOOMING HOUSE CONTAIN
ing y rooms and baths: of the best
locations in city; all modern improvements
large yard with room for several garages
rice only $4,000. On easy terms. Address
Box 2s9-B. Star office
Evening star., 1924-11-26
Sl:O.OOO.

$50. 900.
A six-story building in the business sactIo,
recently remodeled for business and bachelor
apartments or two and three rooms and ha th
each; rentals over SI7, 900 annually win ad
Just incumbrance for fair amount A rare
opportunity to acquire such located property
that Will yield good return and wait for big
future value. e