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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-04-11
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS

New dresses at Locke's.
Take your trade to Locke's.
Fresh fish, Arthur Boyer
Save money buy at Locke's.
Wanted walnut kernels 60 ID.
Dried apples c ID. Locke.
See our new Easter dresses. Locke's.
Ladies dresses 50. 90 to $500 Locke's.
Mothers day and Easter post cards.
Arthur Boyer.
Visit our carpet department for
values. F. S. Bowman.
See our mems and boys clothing be-
fore you buy. Locke.
Four yards wide linoleum just re-
ceived. F. S. Bowman.
Visit our stores Court Day bargains
in every department. Locke.
Devenshires, ginghams in large
varieties. F. S. Bowman.
Nice assortment of curtain materials
and tapestries just in. F. S. Bowman.
Just received beautiful lines of laces
and embroideries. F. S. Bowman.
Just received new millinery. F. s..
Bowman.
All styles in ladies pumps and OK
fords. F. IS. Bowman.
Every little article in Easter novelties
will be found at Arthur .Boyer's Variety
Store.
Garden seeds by the packet or
measure. At Arthur Boyers Variety
Store.
Special pricee on percals, ginghams
and 81 pepperills hirting, unbleached.
Arthur Boyer.
Be sure when you buy can goods,
that you get the right weight for your
money. F. s. Bowman.
3 lb can tomatoes for 10 cts others
sell 2 lib can for II cts. F. S. Bow
man.
Nice assortment of rugs-all sizes
linoleums-and mattings. F. S. Bow
man.
Senator leila Highbrow of Ohlahoma
will speak at New Theatre, Thursd'
evening. April II. on the Anti-Trouscr
Bill now before congress.
Buy your groceries always the best
F. S. Bowman.
Could any combination of circum-
stances induce man to surrender his
pants This important question will
be discussed at an important meeting
to be held at New Theatre, Al Hl7.
The most beautiful lines Of he new
est thin materials, for many years. F.
S. Bowman.
Does your Hubby Dubby" scrub the
floor? If not, you have no idea what
charming scrubbing maid he makes.
See at New Theatre, Thursday evening,
A pril II.
Buy stag paint, one gallon make st
wo, adding lin-see oil.
Paint up gallon stag 1925.
Plus gallon lin seed oil 81. %. Makes
2 gallons paint for s4.5O, or s2.25 ready
for use guaranteed. F. S. Bowman.
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we rejoice that he has lett us an ex-
ample of beautiful christian faith, for
while his life seemed short in years. it
was rich in noble living and unselfish
service.
Fourth, That we extend our heart
felt sympathy TO his widsw, relatives
and friends in their hour of sorrow.
Fifth, That copy OF these resolu
tons be sent to the family, and that
they be entered on our church records,
and published in our town papers.
Official Board, Woodstock Christian
Church.
H. F. BOYER,
II. P. MYERS,
DoLPH SWEENEY,
Committee.
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HORSES AVERAGE 1900 POUNDS

Six heavy draft horses, averaging
1900 pounds, bred IN Shenandoah
County, were shipped to Natriek Lum-
Der Co., Baltimore, on Monday by O.
Hupp Keller who acted as agent for
the Company in purchasing these
MAGNIFICENT animals. The prices re-
allied demonstrated that the right sort
If horses always find markets at fair
nrices and that Shenandoah County still
produces the best draft horses In the
Valley. The largest of the six weighed
1000 bounds and the shipment is con-
sidered one Of the best ever leaving
this section.
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n. D. BAKER, WORLD WAR SECT. OF
WAR. TOURS SHENANDOAH
VALLEY

Shenandoah County had the dis
ltinguished honor of having for its
guest, for few hours Saturday, Hon.
Newton D. Baker, Ex-Secretary of War
who with number of Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad officials visited Shen-
andoah Caverns, just South OF Mt.
jackson.
Secretary Baker was on his return
"trip to Baltimore from Lexington where
he had delivered an address to the w.
and L. u, and upon invitation OF
H. B. Chapman the special was side
tracked at the Caverns to allow the
visitors to make the journey through
the subterranean wonder.
The distinguished Ohioan is Direc-
| ter in the B. 8: 0. organization, and in
the party were c. w. Galloway, Vice
President, Operation and Maintenance,
liz. w. Scheer, General Manager, East
srn Lines; C. G. Martin, Assistant to
General Manager; j. j. McCabe, Asst.
Trainmaster, B. G O., George E. Rohr,
Trainmaster Southern, E. P. Wright
SON, Asst. Chief Clerk to Vice-Presi-
dent; v. F. Riley, Secretary to General
Manager and the following train crews:
j. H. Kelley and w. D. Johnson, Con-
ductors, R. C. CARRIER and NJ. c. Will
SON, Jr. brakemen; D. Riser, Engineer,
A. P. Huddle and A. R. Didenour,
firemen and R. IS. Main, telegraph
operator.
DELIGHTED WITH VALLEY.
Although Secretary Baker is native
of Martinsburg, w. Va, the beauties
of the Shenandoah Valley as revealed
on the trip through this section brought
from him many expressions of amaze
ment at the wonders of the country,
and inasmuch as his eloquent speech
is matter of international knowledge,
one can imagine the beauty of his
word pictures as they where inspired
by the changing scenic views in the
Shenandoah Valley.
At Shenandoah Caverns he was
amazed and enthralled by the grandeur
of Shenandoah County's biggest asset
as natural attraction and he not only
himself as being agreeably |
pleased and charmed with the magnifi- |
cence of the fairyland, but that it was
the most beautiful spectacle he had
ever seen.
B. & o. OFFICIALS INTERESTED.
That the publicity now being given
the Shenandoah Valley is reaching into
high places was evidenced by the in
terest manifested by the Baltimore
and Ohio officials in the advertising
to bring the outside world to
this wonderful section, and both Vice
President Galloway and General Man.
iger Scheer were enthusiastic over the
possibilities of the development of this
rea. Parenthetically, it might be
tated that this territory is now being
.iven considerable attention by Balti-
more and Ohio officials looking toward
n adequate and improved train ser
ice, and its development for excur-
ion traffic from points along its sys-
EN-.
The entire party went through the
averns as guests of Mr. Chapman, one
# the owners, and who but few days Z
ge celebrated the fortieth anniversary
# his agency at Woodstock under both
he B. 8; o. and the Southern manage
nent.
From Strasburg to Winchester,
Baker was a guest of En- |
ineer Riser and the man who piloted
nillions of soldiers through the greatest
var of the ages was pilot of B. &: o.
locomotive through the hills and dales
4 the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia
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Plants For Sale

All kinds of early vegetable plants
for sale. Frost proof cabbage plants
of all the early varieties, ready TO
plant in garden now.
MISS NELLIE FRAvEL,
Court ST., Woodstock, Va.
April At.
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OPTICAL NOTICE !

will be in Woodstock Monday and
Tuesday, April IA and Is, at DR..
Gearing's office Eye Examinations
Lenses ground and mounted to order.
Our 1923 frames and sample glasses
at reduced prices.
WIN. KLINE, Optometrist,
Mar. 2S-3t. Waynesboro, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1924-04-11

doney loaned st 6 per cent. on real
state or good collateral secu.ity.
Savings deposits received In sums OF
N.c0 or over, and interest allowed on
IaUs.
~ For particulars address the
Company al its home.office. or call on
j. VI. Fherly, Strasburg: f. s. PENN
hacker, Mt. Jackson: or S. r. Hoover
New Market. Va.
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N. E. APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCED
TWO CHANGES In DISTRICT

Only Two changes in the Rockingham
district were included in the annual al
continents made Monday at the cos
ing session OF the .l40th annual meet
ing Of the Baltimore Conference OF tbs
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
There were nine changes in the Win
chester district but none in Shenan
doah county.
Rev. w. D. King succeeds Rev. II
IS. Coffey at Elkton, for the only
change in Rockingham county, change
In the district was at Luray while the
only other present where Rev. G. g
Oliver replaced Rev. j. w. Leggett.
In Winchester district, three were
changes at Berkeley, Berryville, Bruce
town, Charles Town, Frederick, Front
Royal, Linden, Glenside, and Shenan-
doah Junction.
Rev. ] G. Copenhaver returns te
Harrisonburg; Rev. j. L. Early to
Brldgewater; Rev. w. d. Eye to Kee-
zletown; Rev. C. L. Potter to Mount
Crawford; and Rev. C. L. Pullin to
Port Republic, in Rockingham county.
Following is the complete list of APP
pointments in Rockingham and Win
chester districts:
ROCKINGHAM DISTRICT
Presiding Elder Rev. George w.
Richardson, OF Staunton.
Basic B. w. John.
Bath-Charles Wagner.
Blue Ridges. F. Fridley.
Bridgewater-J. L. Early.
Calvary-H. R. Deal.
Churchville-G. D. Kidner.
Colliertown-E. L. Wine.
Elkton-W. D. King, new.
Fairfield-K. D. Swecker.
Goshen-G. K. Heydrick.
Greenville "A. B. Sites.
Harrisonburg-J. C. Copenhaver.
Keezletown-W. D. Eye.
Lexington j. j Rives.
Luray-G. G Oliver, new.
Mt. Crawford &C. L. Potter.
Mt Solon-C. L. Clark.
New Hope-G. E. Pope.
Page-E. B. Cook.
Port Republic-C. L. Pullin.
Rockbridge-L. L. Lloyd.
Shenandoah-Lenwood Hammond.
Stanley-To be supplied.
Staunton-E. l.. Wolf
Waynesboro B. Bobbitt.
Chaplain Staunton Military Acad-
emy-W. S. Thomas.
WINCHESTER DISTRICT
Presiding Elder-Frank A. Tyler.
Berkley-A. B. Snapp, new.
Berryville-W. j. Whetsell, new
Brucetown j. B. RUSSELL new.
Charles Town.. A. Rhodes, new
Edinburgh D. Elmore.
Frederick y. c. Hooker, new.
Front Royal d. L. Snyder, new |
Glenside-Thomas S. Kennie, new
Jefferson-O. D. Lambert.
Linden D. N. Calvert, new.
Martlnsburg-J. S. Balthis.
Middletown-G. R. Fringer.
Mt. Jackson-L II. Smallwood.
New Markell. B. Hupman.
Ridgeway-J. w. Beall.
Rivertown-G NJ Marshall.
Shennondale-G. H. H. Tyler.
Shenandoah functions. C. Strick
er, new
Shepherdstown-W. NJ. Compton
Stephens City-G. w. Gather.
Strasburg-W. S. Ballangee.
Toms Brooke E. N. Hall,
Warren-E. W. Brubaker.
White Post-W. G. Winton.
Winchester-B V. Switzer.
Woodstock-W. D. Keene.
Assistant Secretary General Board of
sducation-H. H. Sherman.
Sunday School Superintendent w.
/. Best.
Student in Emory Uniyersity-W.
Z. Kiracofe, new.
Student in Drew Theological Semi
N. Smith.
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BORN

TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis 7. Kneisley,
daughter Jane Mae, Tuesday, April
s, 1924, Jadwyn, Va.
To Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Middleton, a
son, Fred Downey, Monday April Z,
4 1924, near hit. Jackson, Va,
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EASTER OPENING

Special line of beautiful dresses and
skirts. Special prices for week before
Easter. B. Sherman, Court Street,
April II, t. Woodstock, Va.
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cHupCH NOTES.
I.uTHy IAN CHURCH.

Chanre Of appointment. on account
of next Sund4g beinr In Sunday.
Thefe viii be preaching Emma sael
Lu heran cAurch.at 1850 3 n. and az
Calvary 300 p M.
EDINBURG METHODIST
MD. Gilmore, Pastor
Service for Sunday, April f2lh.
Edinburg II a. N. and 7:30 p. m.
Epworth League 6:45 p. m.
Wesley Chapel p. m.
A cordial invitation to all to come
and worship with US.
MT. JACKSON CHARGE, METHODIST
CHURCH
Sunday April 18th.
Mt. Clifton 11:00 a. m.
Mt jackson 7;30 p. m.
Quicksburg 2:30 p. m.
Everybody welcome.
LESTER II. SMALLWooD, Pastor.
METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES
Woodstock, Va.
Rev. w. D. Keene, Pastor.
Rev. w. d. Keene who has recently
been reappointed to Woodstock by the
Roanoke Conference will preach Sun
day morning April 18th, at II o'clock
a. m. and also at night s o'clock
The Sunday School viii meet as usual
at 9:45 a. m.
The congregation is requested to at.
tend so as to extend cordial greeting
to the Pastor.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SERVICES FOR
HOLY WEEK
Tuesday, 7:3O, Service and Address,
missionary meeting will
be ommitted.) Wednesday, 1880,
Service and Address in Mt. Jackson.
Maundy Thursday, 7:30 Service and
Address, Woodstock. Good Friday,
Woodstock. 7:30 Services and Address,
Mt. jackson. 1
EASTER DAY.
HOO, Holy Communion and Sermon
1t Woodstock. 1880, Sunday School
Easter Service at Mt. Jackson
The public is cordially invited.
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Orange Social

The Christian Church Aid Society
will have an Orange Social at the home
of Mrs. E E. Stickley, Friday night,
April 18th.
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r nr Sale

/ still have for sale 20 tons of alfalfa
hay baled and Is tons of alfalfa hay,
loose. j. L. MEEM,
Mt. Airy Farm,
! April 1l--1t pd. Nit. jackson.
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Nntica

Don't overlook your telephone dues.
April AT. S. B MILEY, Treas.
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Mrs. Mary Smuck is critically i'll in
Winchester Memorial Hospital, after an
Operation for gall stones.
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Current expenses include Pastors
Salary and s2268 90 paid on the Pipe
Organ. This large sum, s7f84. 90 is an
average of SAG 90 per member, includ-
ing nonresident members and is large
w raised by the tithing system. This
church has been the banner church for
4 number of years in the Winchester
Presbytery for the largest number Of
tithers. Let other churches take no.
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A GOOD SHOWING.

A condensed statistical report of the
Presbyterian Church, OF Woodstock TO
the Winchester Presbytery, for the
wear ending March 3lst, 1924.
Resident Members 100
| Nom Resident Members SO
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EASTER DAY.

HOO, Holy Communion and Sermon
at Woodstock. 1880, Sunday School
Easter Service at Mt Jackson
The public is cordially invited.
Evening star., 1924-04-08
TOMORROW.

rRTsTEES' SALE or TWO FRAME nWELl
ATENrE NS n'S xdTIIEASri m TAS ~ ATSo &,N Gd rd1
YARD n IYTEESECTi3X or MIN
NORTHEAST. IMPROVED by FRAME
STORE AND DWELLING.
BY virtue of certain deed of trust record.
the Land records of the District OF Columbia
and default having been made in the laym"f
and Mt the request of tn" Parry secured tkefe-
br. we, the under, Snci t7us'ec-, viii CfI"r,
for sale at publ, auction: N from OF -
NINTH DAY OF APRIL. .t.b. 1924. AF
FOUR O'CLOCK Pm. all tho>" parcels Il
Ecriaed lots numbered twcniy-sey"n 90
Others subdivision. ~ hlocE numbered ".-lt
90. Trinidad. as per plat recorded in sonnt.
Book I pase 81, in thr SURVEYORS "tie" q
the District Of Coun5Gil. subject - condl>
tons of record, together with ~" improve.
ments thereon: known as houses numbered
1908 and 1905 Montello asrnn" northeast
80 he same day .; r0LE ln.trN TlNE
called '.Fife Eaiasgcd aJd .i'cuIi'< Nj.
venture descrii4.d a. follows: Co'nmenc.u;
at stone located on the south side II
line Of ta' tba riabt af a~ 81 ,, old sontcra
Maryland Railroad Company. aud runnth:
thence along the south lines Of Sheriff road
south 81 degrees IL minutes cast 16.11 feet -
stone; THENCE south 43l. II fAot 10 stone IN
north right of way line If tlth old Southern
with an arc of circle having a radius Of
Az. rs feet. a distance Of lS9.61 feet to 10 Mt
of beginning, containing IN H!l ~ 70
square feet. and subject to restriction tiat
no buildings permanent improvements snail
be placed thereon, north of what Will be IN
extension westerly through the said prope: Y
I of the Uuildn restriction line in square mum.
bered je96 on the south side nf Sheriff ruadt
as recorded in Book County "a. page 81.
! the surveyors office of the District OF ColTst-
bia. partially improved 10y twO-story franc :
store-and dwelling
Terms of sale applying 10 each piece of
property sold Onrthird uf the purchase
money to he paid III cash. aaG the balance
in two equal inStallment>. payable in one aHt
two years from Tia" day of sale. with inter- {
at the rate of six t6l per centTm per annun
payable scmi-annua!ly, and the said deferred
payments are to b. secured by first deed Il
, trust on the property sold, or ali cash, at
the option of the purchaser purchasers. \
deposit Of $500 will he required Of the pU--
chaser on each piece of property sold at :ihe
time Of the acceptance of each hid. tx
amina ton of title. COnveyancing, recording.
notary fees and revenue stamps at the COST
Of the purchasers. The terms Of Slle -
be complied with within thirty 900 days from
the day of sale; otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell said property at the risk
and cost of defaulting purchaser pur-
chasers. after at least five tJ) days advertise
ment of such resale iu some newspaper pub
lished in the District OF Columbia.
CUAPTN RRUWr;.
HENRY II. BERGMANN
mh29d&ds ,exSu Trustees.
Evening star., 1924-04-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COntinued.
COR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
FIRST COMMERCIAL.
GeoroetoWr

FIRST COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown.
business of
the maiH Horug o
n
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Near 14th Street Car Line.
be and seadyf Con
tain "a
CLEVELAND PARK-$14y250
7 Rooms, 2 Baths.
every cOnvenen eand
price o n location sprTerty $ on paved
for
FOURTEENTH ST.-S125OO.
to ocai the L
all odernm improve
Mt. PIEASANT-S11,S5 $50
of si1room
with The in
is aeal6u
TAKOMA PARK-Bungaow-
reduce on this beautiful mbungaov
n a
erythn
hrusho ntandr
the rret
VILLA NJ s PHI ILLIPS,
18th and X Sts NV. Phone Main 1000.
WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1924-04-08
WANTED-sUMMER COTTAGES

WANTED-LARGE FURNISHED C0TTAGi
at North Chesapeake Beach for season. In r"
ply give address, price and details. Add-c-s
Box 13s-I. Star office
Evening star., 1924-04-08


:: INVESTIGATE THESE NEW OFFERINGS.
32,5O0-C colorado Ave, Close O 10th St.
\ ndnr gh n
country
S2OO0O-Large downtown House.
oyerc"k Ienna
SlSOO0-Chevv Chase. Md.
BautuI room an bath. center e g mo q
House a dy II
S14.250-IIobart Near Mt. Pleasant.
umsu buy IN heart of Pleasant room am
orh feet
zee
NE.
Wcash manI br,E. n drab liy
S9.S50-Chevv Chase. d. {.
entirely oeju Sec
.s+1t S11.500-Chevy Chase, d. c.
tract l.
Excellent condition
Sl1.OO0-Near Mass. Avenue Extended
yhluayb teorncrG uand a n
real
S00O0-Corner III American University Park
Grooman deta on n nontan square roof
ALLAN /. WALKER & Co, Inc.
Sl3 18th Street Northwest Main 300
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

HANDSOME NEW BUNGALOW. WITH MOD
ern convenience; r. d b., on PatuxeRt river
across from Solomon S Island; fur. Uufur.
mi. from state rd. Phone or write James
| Bradley, California p. o., st. Mary s Co.. Ma
Evening star., 1924-04-08

BOSS & PHELPS.
Realtors.
S6.5Cl-Near Lincoln Park
porch
the alway yand
So 5OO--Park View
in ALLY esctin JUST
bath
hot
So S250-Brookland. Only $3.50 Cash
rpoms Sleeping
A
S1O5OO-Petworh. Illinois Avenue.
mos in
and ming
oF front
Sll ,oOO-Ncar 18th & Colorado Avenue
be two tapestry house
ronr.r hall.
Crcuns nces
Sl2OOO-Mt. Pleasant. Semi Detached Brick.
o directly opposite Creek
we'll
Gpoione
US show
Evening Phone Service Until PM.
BOSS & PHELPS.
The Home of Homes"
Main $500 1417 \ Street
WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1924-04-08

COLUMBIA ROAD WEST OF 18th ST.-S22.5OO
" buy itself reason cash men the monthly
semi
n . proding andta
GENTLEMANS SUBURBAN ESTATE-S5OOOO
One Mile From District Line.
a in fronf anked h
of the tina
will win
of
18th AND COLUMBIA ROAD-Sl1OOO
: the lot
end of the in
WEST CHEVY CHASE-SoS5O $3.50 CASH.
Dutch colonial
in d
fireplace porch
18th AND OUEBEC-SS2OO
and hwatr heat electric
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG & COMPANY.
Realtors.
l10S 10th Street Northwest Main 3z2
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CHARLES l.. MARSH.
EDWARD :. MckNEW.
:. THos. 8 OWEN ( SOY: ArCTIoNEERs

NUS. j wv fN ~ Nl.N. y I lt'N EEkS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HRICk
DWELLING CUNTATNIN.- SEEEN
ROOMS. BATH AND II. " II. GARAGE
ON 20 FOOT ALLY. EEINti PREMISE,
No. 1853 MORSE STREET NORTHEAST.
Ry virtue Of certain deed Of trust duIy
recorded in riber No. 1901 folio - ct seq
of the land records of the District II Columbia
and at the request cf the party secured there
by. he undersigned trustees Will sell. at puIs-
lie auctiOn III front of the premises cl
TUESDAY. THE EIGHTH RAY OF APRIL.
AID. 1871, AT FOUR uClUCk PM. n.
following described land and premises. situat
III the District Gf Columbia. and deSignatea
as and heing lot 30 in Della Chapels rubd
vision Of lots in hlock /. ''Tr nfdad, as p.r
plat recorded ~ Libcr County No. H. fol-,
i24 of the records Of the Office OF the sur
veyor of the District of Columhia
Terms: Sold subject tu uriuT ,tcei nf tr,I~t
for $500 further particulars Of which viii
be announced at time of sai": 81 800 Of tn
purchase price above sad trust 10 hc paid
in cash. balance in monthly inStaiments al
$50 10 include interest al per cent a de-
posit Of $500 required. JonycAanrn:, recort.
ing and revenue stamps al purchasers COS;
Teri.s to he complied with within thirty
days othervisr deposit forfeited and the prop
prty may be advertised and rcsUid at the d :.
cretiCn II the trustees.
SAMUEL &. TAYLOR,
NJ. q. JARVIS,
mhoG- dHdS aNSu Trustees
Evening star., 1924-04-08

$13,5OO.
CHEVY CHASE.
A delightfully."- situated detached home
less than one half block off Connecticut
avenue. Center-hall plan: spacious living
room with two French doors to large side
porch. also large brick fireplace; dining
hardwood floors. Second floor: Three large
bedrooms and sewing room; large closets:
tile bath. There are many features and
conveniences, including instantaneous
water heater: hot-water heat; cleo
trio lights. Slate roof. Beautiful lot
Of trees Garage with side driveway
This offering is unquestionably a bargain
and we are confident it will be sold quick
ly. Take advantage of this opportunity
without delay.
Evening Phone Service
Until 9 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Main $500 Realtors 1417 st.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
B. II. GRUVER HOMES.
SAMPLE HOUSE-3217 ADAMS MILL. RD.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
3aO1 to 1927 Adams Mill rd. NV. between
Kenyon st. and Kiingle I'd. with unobstructed
heated garage. Open and lighted daily and
Sunday until pm. Take Mt. Pleasant cars
to Park rd.. west on Park rd. to klngle and
Adams Mill rd. \ few large Groom homes
Low price-Essy terms.
For sale by any broker or
q. H. GRUvER, Owner and Builder. Main S072.
:. ~
Evening star., 1924-04-08
NORTHWEST,

NORTHWEST.
$500 cash, balance mon thly, Nicely situated
in choice residential section. Modern through
out; large lot TO paved alley. 4 very rare op-
portunity to get house such as this on
terms easier than rent payments.
EAST CAPITOL ST.
Roomins house that has always proven
profitable Investment Near Capitol; IL rooms
also an extra lot with a frontage Of about 40
feet on East Capitol st. Price, Sl5. 800
Terms.
SOUTHEAST.
Two squares from Lincoln Park. \ very
well built Groom and tiled bath, corner house
with southern and eastern exposure. Modern
throughout, also freproof, built-in garage.
Easy terms.
Evening star., 1924-04-08
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AInTI,nNnnN
TH0S. J. OWEN X son. ACCTIoNEERs
TRUSTEES SALE OF ALI ABLE SfN- Roc
TILE BUNGALOW REING I'RENISE

IHtIS. J. OWEN X son. ACtTIONEERS
TRUSTEES SALE OF NALT ABLE SIN ISoGAs
TILE BUNGALOW REING PREMISES
No. 22l2 Both STREET SOUTHEAST.
By virtue of certain deed Of trGst dated
October list. 1923, being instrument No .Ga
recorded October 9th. 1923. among the Ian
records of the District Of Columbia and II tla
request OF tie party secured thereby. the
dersigned trustees will sell AT publir auction
n front of the premises. an TUESDAY. TIE
EIGHTH DAY or APEIL. \ j.. 1874 ~
THREE PM. the follow rs, described Ia
md premises. sitnate in the District Of Cnluu
hia. and designated aud being lnis - aul
20 IN square ;IijJ, in Milford -. JaTvS and "
Elisha Ferry. trustees subdivision Of land.
now known as Overlook" as yer plat r..
corded in Liber No. IS. folio p. Of the records
of the office uf the surveyor Of ;h" District -
Columbia subject TO covenants uf record an.
building lire restriction.
Terms. Sold subject 10 prior dHod ri tTa-f
for SO. I42.5D with interest al per cent dga
April 2. 1924. further particulars ~ Mic
viii be announced at time ~ sal": the plt
chase price above SaI1 trust 10 he paid Il
cash. y deposit "f 500 required ConNes
auciur. recording and revenue sramps st r.
rEasers cost Terms To he complied WI
, within thirty DAYS otherwS, deposit forfeited
and the property may he advertised aud r..
sold al the discretion oF tn. il-Istrrs.
CHARLES l. MARSH
EDWARD :. MckNEW.