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Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-25
LONE OAK

Prayer meeting Saturday night was
well attended.
ESsie Tyler took dinner with Beulah
Davis Sunday.
Maudie Mcintyre visited Gladys
Johnson last week.
AIRS. Martha Johnson visited Mrs.
John Tarlton Sunday.
Miss Helma Jones took dinner with
Miss Maize Cook Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Tyler visited
Mrs. Eva Buckley Sunday.
Miss Lillian Borah and Novella Tyler
visited Ona Smith Saturday.
The singing at Herbert Cooper's
Thursday night was well attended.
Mrs. Clara Abbott and Mrs. Eva
Weeks visited Mrs. Ora Tharp Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Blackshear
visited VIII Smith Saturday night and
Sunday.
Miss Gladys johnson took dinner
with Misses Mabel and Minnie Tharp
Sunday.
E. NJ. Hackworth and family and
Mrs. Noah Hackworth visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Huvie Hackworth Sunday
Misses Novella Tyler, Gladys Cook
and Bertha Buckley took dinner with
Reba and Macie Jones Sunday.
Earl Linn and Miss Pauline New
berry, Wesley White and Miss Gladys
Poindexter surpriser their many friends
last Wednesday by getting married.
We wish them many years Of happi-
ness.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-25

Pierce's oil truck covered Randolph
county first.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-25
FOR WORKING PEOPLE

The best of workers get out of sorts
when the liver fails to act. They feel
languid, half-sick, blue" and discour-
aged and think they are getting lazy.
Neglect of these symptoms might re.
suit in n sick spell, therefore the sensi-
BILE course is to take a dose or two Of
Herbine. 1t is just the medicine need
ed to purify the system and restore the
vim and ambition of health. Price
6Oc. Sold by Palace Drug Store
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-25
BAKER

G. l.. Burrow has bought the l.. Bel
lah stock of goods and will continue
business at the same place.
|. n. Sorrell has some wheat already
sowed.
Ais COe has moved to town and
Willie Coe has sold his farm and is
talking of going to the bottoms.
Come on Spring Hill with your 30
per cent for the stock law.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-09-25
NOTICE

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the NJ. j. Reynolds estate
are hereby notified to come forward
and make settlement before Nov. 1.
Z 81. X. l.. Butler, Adm.
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cLARnNpoN. vA-aa,sto-

6-room home. Only $500 cash.
Just one block from Clarendon
station; newly papered and
painted: new electric fixtures;
gas; large lot; splendid home
sor small family: close e
and bus lines; Is minutes ride
70 13th and Penna. Ave. Ready
for immediate occupancy; $500
cash: balance. St1.B0 per month,
includes everything. For key
and ell information, G. Eugene
Doyle, Clarandon Trust Co.
BIDS. Clarendon. Virgins.
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Legal Notice

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF G o L q d BIA. holding Probate
10 to give notice. That the snb0cftbor,
Of the District OF Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court OF the District
Of Columbia, Letters Parliamentary on
the District OF Columbia. deceased. All
persons having claims against the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, Legally
before the 2Srd day Of October, A. D.,
1895: otherwise they may by law Be en-
cluded from all benefit Of said estate.
October. 1924. VIM. @. Schafhirt. 1850
wyoming Ave-, N. w. Attest: (geaiI
James Tanner, Register Of Willis for the
District OF Columbia, Clerk Of the Pro-
bate Court. Harry A. L. Barker. At
tOrney.
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THE COWARD,
18th and Eye SITS. N. w.

We have several desirable
unfurnished apartments of
one room, kitchenette, closet
and bath.
All-night elevator and
switchboard service and also
office service.
We aim to maintain a
homelike atmosphere for our
tenants and we consider their
comfort above all things.
For further information
and inspection apply at office
In building, 1924 Eye st. N. w.
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Bids and Proposals

SEALED PROPOSALS, ID duplleate. VIII
be received NJ the department. until
o'clock j, m. Tuesday, November 3d.
1894. for tal THE construction Of .
building for gymnasium and armogy.
Cd For Furnishing, erecting and patst-
gymnasium and armory." (c1 Fer
meeting. plumbing and gas Installation
In q building for gymnasium and ar.
merry" fdl FOR electrical installation
In . building for gymnasium and
aEMsEy' Gel rTor furnishing ana q.
and classroom furniture In . building
for gymnasium and Armorys and 60
for the construction OF an athletic
Gleid.; all TO be erected q Howard
University. ut Washington, D. C.. ID
accordance with plans aad sDeciflsa.:
to the department, a certified check
In the sum OF $500 will be required
as q guaranty for the; safe return 81
the plans loaned. The right . reserved
tc reject any Or al bids waive tech-
reject the other, - the interest % the
Government may require. Proposals
must be securely enveloped, marked
'ProposalU Tor the Construction 0e 3
Gymnasium, Armory and Athletic Field,
to the Secretary Of the .Ihterior, Wssiu-
ingtcn. p. G. JOHN II. EDWARDS,
Acting Secretary.
q. 8. ENGlNEBR OFFICE. $50 Old
LAND OFFICE BUILDING, WASH
N0ToN, d. C.-Sealed proposals viii
Be received here until 10 M, November
.. 1873. and then opened. fcr. the con.
high servic Of the water supply fof
the District Of Columbia. Eurtsae
Information on application.
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EXCEPTIONAL BARoAIN--

$1,000; $500; balance monthly.
In walking distance OF many
Government bldgs,; white Sec
ton. Owner leaving city, will
make liberal terms for imfne-
diate sale. This IL y real M
vestment. Will rent readily,
Deep yard 20 paved alley; room
for garage. The Joseph Shapiro
Co.. sls 18th st. N. w. Frank
lin 114B.
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PETwoRTH-

We have Just listed q beau
tiful S-roorp and 3-hath sOuai-
detached residence having q.
place and In excellent conSii-
ton throughout, which IL priced
right with terms. You should
see this property at once. Gail
Mr.. Ane, night phone North
a6so. THOS. .. FARRELL. 12I
10th 81 N. W, Main 166.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01

Deenlleul hungaleWL 3 PoQuas
end 0ath. y ~ n liee1teltys
g soai ise ss gsssSS a., siis 49,
800. 80 - .SeI -
oiai pEiee ana eoF,ss have Seen
made 0nEsnR 1hio aAnanaaRms
Price, 01,eR0 S9go fIret cssh
payment 66laneS liko eonf.
0ARMAlI BROG Can Lan-
coin O20os
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guburbsn Propertz % saIe ]
ABINdpoM-

Nearby virginia, II minut65
ride from 18th and Pa. Ave.
n. W., / earfaFe; only occupied
8 months. practically bfand
new. g-room and hath detached
bungalow furnace heat, cleo.
tEicity, water, sewerage, side
walk, front ana rear porcheU.
cellar under entire house, att
tic space Tor 3 rooms, Iarg0
closets. fine lawn. House easily
worth oEe0 mora than asked.
Price. $3.50. Initial pay
ment accepted ~ low as Sa6O.
balance liberal mohthly pay
meDta. 70 viii pay you 70 In
VeBtigate. II. B. TERRETT, Sal
Pa. Ave, ~. w. Main 2O9O.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
FouRrnnNrH 81. Y7crNrY-

Beautiful corner brick residence
with 8 rooxns and tile bath:
double brick garage: all mod
ern improvements; I block from
Fourteenth 81. car line. SIO,7BO.
Phone for appointment to In
spect. Main eDle. Q. p. ,RaTs
rett. 1904 X st. ". w.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
18th AND BRANDYwTNn 81. n. W.
VICINITY

Chevy Chase, west-New bunga~
low6-posSlbly without any inl.
tial payment. az we believe we
can obtain q loan for you suffi-
cient TO cover the initial pay
ment. Your monthly payments
on one OF these ideal homes
!, would run you from $62.So to
$7S.0o per month. according to
type OF house. which 10 no more.
u a. much a. the average
apartment rental. Warrington
Real Estate Co., 1tlS Bye g.
N. w. Main 13b7.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
sHnPHnnD d. q, \. -.

Beautiful brick dwelling, seEni-
detached, with Z spacious rooms
ana tiled bath. large closets.
colonial perch and two-car
sin: muaediate essGssion, IN
spection any time. Price,
11I.Tso; 1900 cash. balance
like re1& BaIAf . Paul Sa3o
N. 81 N. w. FRANKLIN eo11I
night yhena. Gel ot1gW.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
sAUL's ADD1T1oN

Almost new. strictIy modern,
senidotached brick 81 3 rooms
and 2 baths; breakfast porch;
garage. Owner very anxious to
sell and has priced this house
considerably below the market
for quick action. n. Roy Lewis
= CO., 171S Conn, a5e. Pot. a1sl.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
1880, s1s0: BALANCE, a1cNrHLT-

Just off 18th 81. n. W., on
residential street; seEni-detached
brick homes six spacious rooms
and room for three more rooms
on unfinished third floor: cell
lar. good heating plant screenA
garage; less than one block
from bus and car service. The
Joseph Shapiro Co., S10 18th
81. N. W. Franklin HAS.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01

New house; oomplste In every
detail; colonial typos sig rooms,
tile bath. oak floors, front
porch five large oioaata. DotBoit
"Jew0lf' range. screens for
front, laundry tubs, gas water
heater. hot-water heat, electric
lights. buIlt-in fireproof garage,
Easiest kind Of terms. Paved
street alley and Sidewalk to BE-
included IN price. Boss q Phelps,
realtors. 1911 II ot. ". w. Eve
ming phone service until . ,. m.
MGtn S3oe.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
Lnn Hn1oHTs+

New T-Poom stuceo home In Lee
H0ights, In the beautiful Coun-
try Club section Of Arlington
county; spacious rooms. . baths,
Sorch. hreairfaat Sieoye. Sttran.
tive fireplaca, hardwood floors,
near trolley, near highway;
Handicapped lawn. Easy terms.
Submit offer. TO inspect, In
Quire at Lee Heights oS4ice.
From Georgetown, drive over
Key Bridge, turning right ON
Lee Highways drive az miles
LEE MfNXR. La li He,rhts wi Of
flee, ON Lee Highway. Phone
Clarendon bST.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01

1OEK q. n. w.-Cuciniey On oOrnsEl
New and modern, S-gtoFy and
cellar brick, hot water heat,
electric lights. attic, hardwood
flOogU; all rooms large open
fireplace. Bear hulIt-iA garage.
splendid outlook. 4 convenient
section. Price 0nlY e1A.9SO,
This a. great bargain.
GARDINER q DENT, INC.
Main ASA. 14eo L 81 n. w.
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SIXTH ~. 8. e.

SIXTH ~. 8. E..-
See thSee idsal homsS. ohly
sasSo. $500 cash. $40 par month
(incIuding intersstl. Sample
house. s1i Sixth street southeast.
Open daily and Sunday from 10
q. m. 20 . p. m. Representative
On premises. a very goOd-look-
Ing brick home, containing six
large rooms. There Is colonial
front porch, front yard and back
yard to alley. Newly papered
and. paintsd throughout In sz-
cellent condition. J. Dallas
Grady. ss1 Maryland Bldg. 1910
H 81. N. W. Main T3T.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
Real Estate for Sale
Buslnes. PrOperty. for Sale 1Os
CHANCE OF 4 1rrEr1Mr-
a ST. N. -. NrAR TouRrH--

ST. N. h.. NEAR FOURTH
Here IL q very attractive Colonial
brick home OF six rooms, with
tile bath. hpt-water heat, elec-
trio lights, lglassed-in sleeping
porch. hardwood floors and trim;
dry cellar. Splendid buy for
$500 cash. j. M, Brammer. 1417
q st. N W., Room 8. Call
Franklin 104s&
The Washington times., 1924-11-01

BAhGAIrTs-
sos 10th St N. n. ana 3S1
Charming st. N. h.. can be
bought for $40 per month each.
These homes arr each composed
Of two complete mats; four
rooms. bath and wide back
porch. Very deep lot. Room for
double garage Rent the upper
fiat Tor $50 and apply Il to the
monthly payments Of SIZE.
Small cash payment. H. R.
Howen5tein Co.. n. 500. 1871
n st. N. W. ---o
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
SSH IDAHO AVENUE

Between Ordway and Porter SITS.
near Cathedral. This home con-
tains living room, dining room.
breakfast porch and kitchen ON
first floor: four bedrooms ana
two baths on second floor; two
rooms and bath on third door.
This house II unusually atract-
i've and exceptionally well built.
Price, 422,50O. ELLERSON q
WEMPLE, 734 18th st. Main eos.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
anoaoIA AVE-. n. w.. sola

Excellent store with beautiful
S-room apartment; moderately
equipped: electricity. hot wa.
ter heat; fine garage, good
cellar. Pittsburgh automatic
water heater stationary tubs;
&irst-cia0a condition. Price,
e7s60O; very reasonable terms.
~. y. RAfNE. Ik0b Mye 81.
N w. Main 1887.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
sao.UOO-sl.Oss Cash. BALANCE EASY

An unusual bargain, west Of 18th
street, near Euclid, two blocks
from Central High; brick, e-room
house on deep lot to paved alley.
Good heating plant. electricity, all
In fine condition. Owner anxious
to sell this week. This house II
several hundred dollars under
price. The Joseph Ghtpiro Co.,
S1S 18Th St. N. w Prank HAS
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
hARcRoFT. vIRoINIA, aa5b cAgH-

Buys this attractive, well.buiIt
bungalow. Balance only SlS per
month, including all interest
and principal. Five large
rooms; room for bath; pantry;
large front porch; electricity;
well and pump; lot 66x2Oa; SAM
ttary toilet; window shades:
new school being built within
3 blocks; close to main road
and bus line. Let me show
this now. Ready for immediate
occupancy. Phone Clarendon
Ola. Only scent phone charge.
! c. Eugene Doyle. Clarendon
Trust Co. Bldg. Clarendon,
Virginia.
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wooDRrDon. D. q

$3.50 cash. SO per month. rive
room bungalow; sleeping porch,
fine location, garage. Above
price includes ali interest.
Several other new Z. and 8
room houses near completion.
Bull. 2ze0 Rhode Island Ave.
North se11-J.
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Houses for sale
EArRLAwN

EAIRLAvgrs
14lO Tea 81. 8. III, brand new
S-room bungalow, beautiful de-
sign, tile bath, furnace heat,
gas, electriclty. celIar under
entire house, large closets. hard
wood floors. lot E0xei ~,
southern locationi conventeht
FL 20 new park, making II an
ideal loca ton; $3.50 Knocked OF
special during this campaign.
Price only 97,1SO Will ao-
cept as Low as $500 cash pay
naOnt. balance like remit u.
.. TER RDTT e9l Pa. Ave.
N. w. Main 1000.
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N. n. BARoAIN-SS.SOo; SSOo CASH
Good Groom brick. IN good
N. e. location, rooms deep:
large rooms; very long back
lot to wide alley. Price, $500
and $500 cash, balance like
rent. Can Lincoln s1s3.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
wooDRrDon. n q

Two new houses about conn
pleted; near cars and schools;
8 rooms, hardwood floors, Sleep
ing porch and massive fireplace.
Can make terms. n O. Bull,
s2ee Rhode Ialand Ave. North
e611-J. ~.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
coLuMB1A ROAD

Just off 18th &C., S1S,OO6. beau
tiful S-story brick. house. ~
rooms, Z baths; hot water heat;
as three apartments; owner
leaving city and very anxious
to sell. For particulars see ua.
DAVID p. BARRY, 1907 II
81. N. W. Main 1901.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
CHEVY cHAsn me-

'HEvy cEAsn d o.
see these wonderful new homsa
The type that artists always pic
ture 40 THE Ideal Home" nx-
cellsnt. bungalow type Of home
Of the better CIaas. Absolutely
the best value I'm washington
today. AZ low ~ &&tSo. Cash
payment e. low - 1850. Com.
plete In every respect With large
cellar and attic. dining room,
open fireplace. large bedrooms.
hot-water heat. tiled bath. pol
ished floors. etc. New home.
six-room brick house, two Sto-
rieS cellar. garage. deep lot,
paved street and alley. Never /,
occupied. Low price and con-
vsnient terms. To inspect, call
our office. wasAinGton Real Es-
tate Company. ltIS Eye o.
N. w. Main ss57. Evenings.
Adams 1914.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
PETwoRTH

SIC Shepherd ST. N. W., $500.
Substantial home of 8 rooyns
and bath, electric lights, room
for garage. etc. In good con-
dition. Can be sold on attrac-
tive terms. EWARDMAN,. 1880
x st. N. w. Main ssS0.
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V HAvn RnAaoNAnl.n RolGns-.

IN every desirable section, rang
ing from tl.teO to Se0,eOo, with
first cash payment ranging
from 0Seo to 11O,Oo0. with
terms 20 suit In new he1ne0 and
old places that have been built
from one 70 twenty years. Also
have houses and apartments TO
rent II. y. Thompson Co.. -
r St. n. w. North als3.
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STH AND LoNGFELLow SITS. N. W.
An extremely we'll built semi
detached brick. side windows,
rooms and tile bath, h. W. h..
electricity. hardwood floors.
double, rear and concrete front
porchOs. Price. $500. 5asy
terms. Liberal monthly gay
mentG. 0ARMAN BROS. Call
Lincoln S4o0.
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RI AND o STREETS VICINITY
one Of the BEST buys in down.
town Washington, Beautiful 3
story, V-room and bath strictly
modern brick homo In most
wonderful condition. Priced for
quick sale, $1,000 cash and very
reasonable terms. q. Roy Lewis
q Co., IT'S Conn. ave. Pot. S1si.
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1sEE A,.p oarrErsDu'I svtcusTr1,-

IeTH AID CRIrTrnSDull svtcnsIT1l
gamidstachod hpuso % laxgo
rooms ana 3 tile baths Zone 3
HhoWerli, q holne complete In
every detail. Colonial cannemt
front ana large glass incioDea
back porohoo. hardwood 21Qeeu
and trim, h.-W. III. gas ana eitos
z trfoltH instantaneous hoe-wateP
heAtars stationary t1ba, laR9-
tory. metal We6SheR OlripDed
EhPoughouk Awnings, screens.
fireplace 70 the prospective
buyer % . high-olasB home at
tontlomI this home Will BE- sold,
g disposed Of Immediately, for
less than initial cost and on
abrasive toTmA Timeo-HoRald.
9o1 49,
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aeTH ST. N. H., 1905 (woodridgel--3 or
rooms, bath, sleeping porch; new
helee; ami Very reasonable. North
:"
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CLAIMING srHnnr \. NJ

+ Inspect our beautitul bunga-
lows before you buy. Located
In the nearest-in, ali-white sub
division OF the city. They con-
hardwood fioorS. best 81 ~ plSsa
ing and electric fixtures, e0ES-
crete cellars, large fenced lots,
large poYcheE. attic large
enough for 3 more rooms; $500
cash and SEQ per month. Sam
pie house 1904 Claiming street.
Open until p. m, To lnspeets
Drive north or transfer to bus
at Fifteenth and n streets
northeast and ride 70 Charming
st. 0arEnan Brosl. Lin. $500.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01

D AND SEVENTEENTH sTs., SEE
Five hundred cash and SEQ
monthly; large rooms, built
in tile bath attic; hardwood
floors; porehes. Will help
you raise cash payment. Main
7to.
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aEoRaIA AZ. aseo REocK

Store ana 4-rcom apartment; q.
m. g.; room Tor garage. Price,
e1o,6O0; sacrifice. Suitable for
any buginesB: now occupied by
owner. Must sell. d. Blum d
Son. go n. X. ave. TT. 151S,
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
GRANT crRc1B-.

This corner brick, practically
new. o0ntaina 6 large rOOmG,
with built-in tub and shower.
fireplace. large closets. built
in garage. INV. h.. eloctricity.
hardwood floors and has front.
side and double rear porches.
a bargain for 110,7g0. Com
venient terms. GARMAN BROS.
Call Lincoln 0400.
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
PARK vInw-.s.sIo--s,se-sss.

Six room we'll built brick home
Gao feet widel: hot-water heat,
electricity, concrete cellar within =
in one short block of Soldier
Home; immediate possession.
Well worth the price. The
Joseph Shapiro Co., A91S 18th u.
N. w. Franklin lI{o.
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wooDR1DdE-

30o5 F'rGnklin 81. NJ n. Beau
tiful, Just completed, Slx-room
frame home; tile bath; hot
water heat; conveniently ara
ranged kitchen. Owner on prem
ises until 9 p. m.
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DION vILLAon-aHsao -TnRMs-

. Bungalow. s rooms, bath; HOT
WATER HEAT; gas and elec-
tficity. Only minutes from
Key Bridge. Sample house
ready to be shown DO not fan
to make comparison before pur-
chasing. Office, corner Wilson
Blvd. and Oak street. Open
Q A. NJ. until 6 p. N. every
day. Lyon & Fitch, Inc. Phone
Clarendon $50.
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Real Estate for Sale
HOUSES for Sale
.anAToN q. n. W.
sHnPHnRp 81. II. ". U.s.

Near corner New Hampshire
and Seventh. Cheap ana good;
2-gtofy brick. roonlaS hath,
large attie; electricity, gas.
hot air hest; large colonial
front porch; garage l0x24;
gEepeg, peaches. etc. Only
30. 500 and no less II all cash.
p, j. Johnson Co.. leSe II
The Washington times., 1924-11-01
Real Estate for Sale

Estate Tor Sale Estate 70. Sale Real F.tst.
Houses d s.a lsL Houses 10 sas \ ld Hea... u
gAnrAwa- $500. 49,, IssrH co1OaApo ~
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/ rent Ss what We i room for three
II
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O. 81 n
| s st r. FRANKLIN
/ rent Lane :SSS n' s. '#9 .s.z r.
. d
An unusual sEEan
j n and narc andn
4 h.
for
l home an &C compose |
| y s Il St
/ rooms ana wdsb back
- porch Very dsD Room : r8 ST
/ double graga en- he upper
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/ al Chevy Chase Ws-
small ch H. r. "a
1 HenH Co n may aTans can
4 monnt
I-----I - SEEass P Ssn SS $ r..
NORTHEAST as much
colonial homs:S nice FEnkhn Nj n sMu- n
the bath S:nFHst
9: s;9s ss @ rwoyAr APART
% p tFF8t { s4
N nI s.t s5s.ga.. spstSsas 'S %
J------------l E rent
/ E BAARREsTT: 1903
i SIndssE. Road :
/ Nr la SPLENDID COR
/ 4 IN MT
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EASTERN HIGH VICINITY

An Offering Of unusual merit,
An attractive light tapestry
brick, 8 rooms and bath, h.
W. h., electricity, sleeping
porch, stationary wash tray
ana garage space. This prac-
ticaIly new home IL won
dorfu1 value for $1,000. In
itial payment accepted a. low
as $500, balance like rent.
Call Lin. o400, CARAVAN BROS,
2439 Bladensburg Rd. N. q,
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NOTICE
WIN trade three new stores
ana apartments on wide thor
Oughfero where business -
rapidly Increasing. for equity
in small apartment, other small
bugineas property. OF will oon-
rider we'll secured second trust
mertgages. See Mr.. Gaines.
81 n. w. Main zee.
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PA. Avn-lOO BLocK-

S: sas GaSss. saS S SSSSs ss T
and flats. ieent $50 per
month. Price. $4,000. Make
offer. No lease. Live here;
property pays for ITSELF D.
Blum q Son, $50 n. Y. ave.
franklin 17Is.
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Real Estate for Sale
nRooKLANp, u, 500

$500 cash, $50 month. Detached
home 6n EOxt60 It. lot, on Inn
proved street; 8 large rooms, fun
cellar, furnace heat, cleo; house
newly nainted; in good cnndl-
tion; vacant. This Is no old
s wreck, hut q good home. Phone
US for keys. The Joseph Sha-
PRO Co., 80 18th 81. N. w.
Franklin tilS,
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COLUMBIA HEIaHTs--llTH ST. N. W
Nine rooms and bath, hot.wator
heat, electricity, newly rOeins
ished and In good condition. Inn
mediate possession may be had.
This IL an ideal home in Q splen-
did location and priced only ct
$4,000. A reasonable cash pay
ment and very moderate monthly
payments offer an exceptional
chance to obtain real bargain.
A, Mcneil q Co., Insurance
+, bldg. Main Se4A.
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NORTHEAST. $500

Near sixth and II SITS. Beau
tiful colonial home; nice
rooms; tile hath. reception hall;
gas and electricity, hot water
heat: cement cellar. large
yard; everything in good con-
dition. Easy terms. For in
formation see David b. Barry,
1907 II st. n. w Main 1901.
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ST. NEAR YOU
Buy this opportunity Live in
one fiat and rent the store ana
other fiat; S-etory building, II
rooms, 3 baths, q. m. t.; space
for garage. d. Blum q Son,
$50 N. Y. Ave. Franklin IT'S.
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NAVY YARD SECTION

Convenient for Navy Yard sm-
ployeG, . substantial S-ROom
ana path brick, in good 0Omdi.
ticni latrobe heat, gas, ga
rage In rear; immediate pos
session. easy monthly pay
ments. Price, $4,000. A fine
bargain for some one. GAR.
NAN BROS. Call Ian. SEQ.
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CHEVY cHAsr-ws.. d Conn. Ave-

CHEVY cHAsE-west Of Conn. Ave-
A great bargain in this section.
Attractive 2-story. attic and
cellar. detached dwelling, con-
tanning rooms, baths with
incloaed porcheg. large front
porch, good lot, attractive
grounds. This - . very de-
sirable home. Price only
GARDINER 3 DENT. NC,
Main ASA. 1t0S L st. N. W.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.--SNssr cirels)-
New tapestry brick home. size
23x3e e., situated IN the best
section Of the beautiful sub
urh. Chevy Chase, This home
10 complete In every detail and
can. BE- purchased 1t 3 price
and terms beyond your expec-
tatIons. THOS. d. FARRELL.
1a1 aoth g. n. w. Main ace.