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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
STANDARD WINS
PATRONAGE
Red Crown Said to Be Fine
Winter Gasoline

The Standard oil company n high.
~ satisfied with the results OF the
they have been carrying
in The Star on their new Winter
Red Crown gasoline. Mr.. O. L. Ken
nedy. district sales manager. In an
interview. said: The new Winter
Red Crown gasoline Is In great de-
mand these days. especially during
tho cold weather OF tho past week.
Motorists have been delighted 10 find
that Il starts the engine easily and
quickly without wearing down the
battery. They say they are having
an easy time OF Il compared 10 for.
mer years before this product was
available. Many Red Crown dealers
have been hard pressed 20 get all
the cars that come into their sta.
lions filed. and they say they nrc
doing a bigger business than ever
before"
Never saw anything liko H." said
one busy dealer. as he raced from
one car TO the next In line. This
new Red Grown Is certainly being
put 10 the test In weather Ike this.
and from the fact that the same cars
come back time after time. we would
know. even II Il weren't for the com.
ments that are made by tho drivers.
that the new gasoline Is meeting the
test In fine shape" Keeps us hust.
ling to supply the demand" was the
comment Of another.
Mr.. Kennedy, when asked II the
new winter gasoline sacrificed mile
age. replied: 'No. the new winter
grade contains all the characters
tics OF the gasoline Of previous years.
together with the additional ohnrac-
teristic Of understanding. which in
the Northwest is particularly deslr.
able. This means moro rapid vapor.
ization. The increased volatility is
not, however, gained at the expense
Of either mileage or power"
IN the refining Of this new winter
gasoline. ample precautions are TAX.
ems at the refinery TO see that all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
flivver Plane Is Sure
to Arrive Says Expert

structi0n and witch could .he cold al
a very reasonable price. n these
were manufactured IN volume. they
could undoubtedly be sold for less
than the price q the ar-famed
nlyvcr
This Is one % tho three types
which win BE- the Leaders In com.
mcrcial aviation" sa-s Stout. Tho
othsrs are freight and passenger
carrying buses" OF large capacity.
such FOR example. as the Maiden
Detroit" Stout's latest s-passonEer
allmctal ship which also proved It's
ability 20 carry s.70o pounds OF
freight over a long distance.
"rho Rickenhacker trophy. Pre-.
sentcd hy Americas Ace of Aces. who
Is am enthusiast on the future OF
commercial aviation. furnished tho
principal incentive and inspiration
Tor this feature" says Stout.
These tiny mi1grt airplanes.
using only motorcycles engines a.
power and some OF them built IA
hack yards, as well. attained speeds
as high as 20 miles per hour straight
away and Unanswered with The
same case as any big ship.
II Is significant that the very first
attempt OF America 20 make these
tiny air fllyvcrs should have exceeded
tho speed records set up by Europe
after three years % continuous OK.
perimenting. particularly In Ger
many. Every credit should be given
20 those who put up this trophy and
thus provided Americas first incen-
tive In light plane flying
"All OF the contczting planes that
were able 70 ny were monoplanes
none Of tho biplancs being ahlo q
more than just SGT or the ground
on account OF the extra resistance
OF struts and wires As a matter
OF fact. tho entire three days o.
/ events al Dayton were for the nrs'
time monoplane events as the mos
interesting ships In all three lines
small. fast and wclght-carrying. wur,
monoplanes
at Is a peculiar fact that OF th'
three events held. each was wor
by a different ship. while there wcr,
only three real performers on tbs
whole group"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
BUICK EXPECTS
A BIG YEAR
Prosperity Indicated for
1925, Says Maker

n. II. Rasscit. president and gen
eral manager Of the Buick Motor Co.
who has just returned from New
York where he attended meeting of
tho General Motors company, %
which he - d vice president, reports
that general conditions indicate very
clearly that there are prosperous
times In store Tor the country and
that next year viii see a wonderful
Improvement Ia business,
The coming year viii undoubtedly
be- q prosperous one for tho Buick"
says SIR. Baasett la "a letter 10 J g..
Fcnton. vice president Of tho Ed
ridge Buick Co, land early after
the first Of tho year the factories
will have 90 Increase production Eiill
further In order 10 supply tho de-
mand for Buick cars which H Foon
20 come with the improvement u
business.
My deductions are made on the nc
uyitics OF the stock market and re-
duction Of interest rates, a general
increase In prices Of stock market
securities. and a decrease IN interest
rates are always followed BY an inn
proved condition in business. and on
the other hand. a general decrease In
prices Of securities and an increase
in interest rates always foretelb a
depression In business. For instance,
back in the fall Of 1919 the prices Of
stock market securities began 10 fan
and interest rates increased. with the
result that several months later In
1920. We suffered depression Of
business. with a consequent reduction
OF check transactions thru the banks
which Indicated that tho people were
spending less money.
To-day conditions arc entirely DIFF
forent. Since the first Of this year
Interest rates have been on the de-
cline and following this there Is a
/ general increase in prices OF stock
market securities. and recently n do
cidsd Increase In check transactions
thru the banks"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Wage War for Better
Auto License Plates

WASHINGTON. ID. C. Dec. 81
Charging that the original purpO1s
Of motor vehicle registration has
been forgotten ia official eaYsussE
20 tax car owners an they win
stand. the legislative board Of the
American Automobile association TO
day announced the completion OF
plans for whging a fight for better
automobile license plates and a more
standardized system % licensing.
This Information Is contained IN a
bulletin rent % all affiliated clubE
thruout the country from the aHsO-
cations headquarters in this city.
This action II said 90 have been
hustened by discovery OF counter.
feltlng IN license tags IN Ohio and
by d knowledge that In many states
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Urge New Drivers
to Shift on Level

Drivers who have trouble shifting
into second" on hills would soon
get the knack of tho thing by learn.
ing how TO shift into second" when
running along the level, after having
run along In high" II Is more diff.
flcult TO shift from high" TO sec.
ond" when on the level Mt from 10
TO 20 miles an hour than whom going
uphill, but with no danger IL the
driver fails. Having learned how to
shift on level ground, ho will find Il
comparatively easy to SHIFT when
going uphill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
OLDS HEAD HAS
CHEER GIFT
Predicts Profits Ahead for
Motor Dealers

Prosperity Is in store for the auto.
mobile dealers who arc willing 20
work and who adopt established bust
ncss principles. A d. c. Hardy, prcsl'
dent and general manager Of ODDS
Motor works. Lansing. Mich, told
s75 motor car dealers al tho Decem.
Der meeting Of the Michigan Auto.
motive Trade association held in
kalamazoo. Good advice and an OPP
,imiAiic outlook were contained In his
address on The Dealer OF the Flu.
turc."
Pres. Hardy divided the motor car
business into two periods. the first
period running from it's beginning
along 10 the end OF 1919. During this
period demand exceeded production.
Machinery had 10 DO invented 20
make cars faster and better and II
was n tremendous development per.
iod. Tho second period started at
the beginning OF 1890: and during
this period production gradually
AAuEHA w WIN ANuAAAAu ~ a lNAAAA
where, In tho spring and early sum
mer OF 1924. manufacturing had 20
DO curtailed and time allowed for nc.
tual retail sales TO absorb the nc.
emulation OF new cars.
During this second period used
cars in steadily increasing percent.
age came to be accepted as part pay.
ment for new cars, so that at thus
time over 20 per cent OF all new car
sales involved the handling. recondi.
tloninE and disposition OF a used car.
Motor car sales on time payments.
while begun in the first period Of the
industry. developed in this later per.
iod. and financing concerns were ere.
nted 10 care for this.
Mr.. Hardy brought out the fact
that at the present time out Of about
"a manufacturer, 81 names account.
cd for e6 out OF every 100 cars sold.
leaving cars for the remaining SO
companies. lie pointed out that the
denler selling a make OF car included
in tho 81 that account for 90 out OF
every 100, is In the best position TO
secure both temporary and time sales
financing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

0. washburn. Their new firm win
be known as the Washburn- Haines
Co.. Inc.
Fred S. Haines was formerly Chew.
rolet distributor for this territory and
Washburn was his general manager.
The name "washburn. Chevrolet Co"
S well known TO all motor fans.
a few years ago, Haines and
washburn broke all selling records
,or the Chevrolet automobile in this
territory and were the leading sales
men Of the car In the nation
Many changes have been planned
IN the service and parts department,
q the Maxwell-chrysler agency un.
Ter the management Of the new firm
A department second to mono in the
COUNTRY viii be maintained.
Nr. Haines viii not be actively In.
ierested in the management OF the
nrm here, as he Is now located in
San Francisco. where he IS vice
president Of the West American Fin.
anes Co, position that requires all
d his time. The firm viii be under
the active management Of Mr.. Wash.
! barn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
WHY NOT TRY THIS?

Motorists who ride In closed
cars are frequently bothered by
heavy corner posts at each Bldo OF
tho windshield. Triangular props
TO hold the top and doors In place
arc so located as 10 hinder vision
OF tho drivers. especially when
rounding corners or meeting cars
az corners.
why don't some car manufac.
turer have nm all glass front and
aftx HTS supporting pillars four
or six inches back from the front
corner OF the carr Some enter.
prising Seattle car dealer may
royolutionlze enclosed car build.
Ing by working this plan out and
selling tho idea to some mnnufac.
turcr.
No thanks necessary. You're
welcome!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
GETS BIC JOB
Seattle Man to Handle the
New ChrySler Car

Mr.. James r. Scarce. well known
Seattle dealer. has been placed In
charge Of the Northern Pacific CoaB,
and Mountain territory for tho Max.
we'll Motor Sales corporation and
Chryslcr Motor corporation. with OF.
fees In the Journal building nj Port
land. Oregon. Mr.. Scarce. az dis.
trict supervisor. succeeds Mr.. c. w.
Hidden. who returns TO the Detroit
office.
Mr.. Scarce Is probably one OF the
best known motor car men in the in.
dustry and WIS renewing old nc.
qualntancca and friends in Seattle
during tho past week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
is
SALES HELP
Forced Protection BoomS
Industry in Europe

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-Despstc
nationwide objection to compulsory
liability insurance in tho United
States. word comes from Switzerland
that this form Of motor insurance Ia
considered a boon TO motordom.
Especially from auto dealers comes
the assurance that forcing every
driver to be insured against acct.
dents has resulted In better business
along the row" One distributor Of
American and European cars, who
had formerly lost large amounts on
mortgagod cars that met with acct.
dents. reports the new law has put
an end to this liability.
Other dealers repeat this praise OF
the compulsory liability law.
This law was first taken UP by n
single canton of Switzerland In 1913.
It grew so fast in popularity TINT
now practically every canton has n
similar law. A measure Is on foot
now TO make this n federal law.
According TO this law. n motor chr
owner cannot get license before he
has taken out liability insurance
amounting 20 not less than 10000
francs. Tho mlpimum for motor.
cycles is 10000 francs. Part OF this
insurance must be borne by the
policy holder.
The additional cost for the owner.
II Is estimated, ranges from about
] to 2 per cent of the purchase price.
Foreigners driving cars In switzcr.
land do not come within the Jurisdlc.
ton OF this law. But u way Is being
worked out by which they also win
be made liable for accidents, Just as
tho natives are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
Compressed Air
Gives More Power

BERLIN. Dec. 27.-CompreSsor
motors on automobiles are finding
favor In Germany with drivers who
want speed. This compressor at.
tachment Is similar TO the super.
charger as used for high altitude
airplnnes; compressed air Is forced
into the intake manifold and results
in n supercharged fuel air feeding
the cylinders.
The result OF the comprcssor's
action is an instant additional power
impulse. amounting to more than so
per cent of tho normal motor per.
Torrance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

AoecrdI.. 90 William n Stout
Americas foremost authority on
ror,merciaI aviation. the most Ina.
esrsant event % am the recent air.
sane races az Dayton, o.. was that
a the 50 called mosquito" planes for
tts Rickenbackor trophy,
While these planes did not achieve
trmcnd0us speeds they represented
ths only really new thing IN aviation
.nd they demonstrated y most im-
psgsant fact, namely. that the niyYCr
name Is really possible,
-Ry that mean a onc-man plane
uiih small motor OF simple con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

OF the boiling points are 70 properly
balanced that tho gasoline gives
quick starting In addition 10 mileage
and free acceierat!on. Comments OF
the motorists indicate that little "
any printing Is necessary on these
cold mornings. with the new Win.
ter grade Of Red Crown gasoline. she
starts with n zip"
Alr. Kennedy Is indeed pleased with
the reception the motorists are giving
tho new winter Red Grown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27

tie plates Tor 1875 VII b nimsisr
ls.slu ever,
Commenting upon tho legislative
boards action. Th0a- r. Henry. pre-
idsnt OF the A. A. A. declares that
the motor vehicle departments and
legislators have Lost sight u the
vital principle Of automobile regis
trution which Is idsuuncaton, not
taxation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
SEPTEMBER IS WORST

September OF this year has been
the worst traffic accident month OF
1924. besides being II per cent
worse than the corresponding month
last year. Accidents then amounted
to 2,100, or about 30 pOr cent above
tho August toll.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
NOTED DEALERS
BACK AGAIN
Fred S. HaineS and G. 0.
WaShburn Unite

Two wen known figures In the
automobile industry OF Seattle. have
Salned forces again 20 sch tho pop.
uar Chr'sler and Maxwell cars IN
Northwestern Washington ana Alas
IA. They are Ere : Haincs and q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
KEEP WARM AND SAFE

Keep warm and you viii be mot
certain Of keeping ssfs when you
drive ia cold weather. Especially
see that your hands aro well Gov
cred. And during long runs. stop
over here ana there FOR O good
warm drink.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
WATCH THE WHEELS

Wheels should be tested regularly
against wear OF the bearings. Tho
axles should be lacked up and the
wheels shaken back and forth. in an
effort 10 see whether they are loose
and wobbly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
ROUTES TO FLORIDA

Tho American Automobile assocl.
alton Is furnishing It's members,
who are contemplating touring TO
Floridn, with complete road guides
and route books. These forms have
been prepared especially for this
purpose. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
MOST IN UsANCu

France now Lends tho rest Of
Europe in passenger chr rcglstra-
lions. Its total wns 46s,331 autos
for 1928. At the end Of 1924 tho
total 10 expected to DO about $685.
600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-27
MORE ANTIQUE CARS

Tho Smithsonian Institution. nj
washington, is seeking moro carly
autos which figured in n long race
or other contest. Nino models have
already been collected.
Evening star., 1924-09-25

FOR COLORED.
2O27 Flagler St. NV.
<50D cash: g rooms, bath. furnace heat: room
for garage This is a chance to get good
home on easy terms at bargain.
MYRTLE ST. Near North Capitol.
s rooms, bath. This is an opportunity to
buy home for less than rent. $500 cash
rs and 127 Florida Ave. NV.
rooms, tile bath. anil. garage. porch.
This is an opportunity to get an up-to-date
home in charming neighborhood. where
values will increase. On easy terms.
G.. H. LALEGER.
IAN III ST. NV Main 1Sl9.
Home Phone North 4S99.
Evening star., 1924-09-25

NEW lISTINGS OF SURPRISING INTEREST
Chevy Chase D. C.-Sl45OO
s .1s s s OF g H9e s
Corner Chevy Chase. d. c.
complete
sell this fine
Cleveland Park-$21Z5O
ponmnt Bu beautiful s n
West of 10th St Heights-S135OO.
uS1s S1s n'F screens garage " " " s " one " the CIT" most desirable see
West OF 10th and Webster-Sl6,5OO
nd,sGay su ees % por @ nos , . s slate slate roof
garage
Wide Ave. Just off 14th Street Heghts-So6OO.
hardHood
s SN =" " very n'e
Close 18th and Columbia Road-SO5OO
residential street close to car lines
Trmst o = ~ " ~ ~ ~ ~ eAee"en'
Near 9TH and l. Sts NE.-S8OOO
CT all features
Fine Ave. Northeast-S7S5O.
] ssS e % and su fio month osse sT ss as srA
S P H"' ' putin '"' ''sf n' appointments Act quickly before " is
On Capitol Hil-$l35OO.
~ nnS ios o .eS @ nsb1 ssff nn
t bes Of ~ y
Three Family Flat-$15OOO
M 5 ssss & su,sins 5 5 & # de- lot @ o &
oust
ALLAN E WALKER & Co, INC.
813 18th St. NV. Main 2ooO
Evening star., 1924-09-25
CORNER.

An unusual proposition in a mouse
. few blocks from the Capitol and Library
on st. Brick construct on, having eight
rooms and bath; hoi-wster heat: electric
light; garage space and other features The
owner will take back the trusts. and de-
liver the horse. 81 900 cash and SO month.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
FOR SALE-H0USES.
FOR SALE-H0USES.
Continued.

YOUR HOME BEAUTIFUL! A BARGAIN!
Direct From Owner and Builder.
O. CT These HOMES Under Construction In The Best
NORTHWEST RESTRICTED NEIGHBORHOOD.
With Many UNUSUAL Features.
1. On 12o-FOOT AVENUE.
?. A Very WIDE LAWN With ATTRACTIVE SHRUB
Berry.
3. Large CONCRETE Front Porch ACROSS ENTIRE
HOUSE.
4. Fine Reception Hall With ROONY CLOTHES CLOSET
(1IRROR DOOR.
5 SPACIOUS Living and Dining Room, With
g. THREE FULL-SIZED GLASS-PANELED DOORS.
Leading
7. A Substantially Constructed BREAKFAST PORCH
Across the House.
s. Large, FULLY EQUIPPED Kitchen with Bult-ln
PANTRY and ICE BON.
g. DAYLIGHT CELLAR Equipped with LAUNDRY
TRAYS and SERVANTS TOILET.
SECOND FLOOR
TO- Three Well Appointed, CHEERFUL BEDROOMS
II. Master Bedroom Across ENTIRE FRONT OF House
-. Extraordinarily LARGE WARDROBE CLOSETS.
15. Tiled Bath with BUILT-lN TUB, SHOWER and FIN
TURES.
H. 4 Wonderfully Large SLEEPING PORCH
GENERAL FEATURES
Is. Long Yard to WIDE ALLEY.
10. HARDWOOD FLOORS.
H. EXCEPTIONAL LIGHTING Fixtures.
You Must See These HOMES to APPRECIATE
THEIR MOST UNUSUAL VALUE
AT $4,000.
Reasonable Terms
Address Box 2O9-B, Star Office
Evening star., 1924-09-25
$1,000.

Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE.
An individually built house just of
18th and Que SITS. This is exceptionally
wide, and all OF the rooms are unusual
ly bright and spacious. In all there
are nine rooms two complete baths.
hot-water heat, electric lights; 1st-hoor
kitchen. The entire house has just
been redecorated throughout. and the
third floor is arranged as light house
keeping apartment. At price asked 1t
will warrant your inspection.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
FOR SALE-HoUSES FOR SALE-HOUsEs
AN INTERESTING SUBSTANTIAL HOME

FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-HOUSES
AN INTERESTING, SUBSTANTIAL HOME.
$9OOO-S75O Cash SIS Monthly.
BETTER THAN ANYTHING NEAR HERE AT ITS PRICE.
S65OO-$55O Cash. SIS Monthly
ENDURING EXCELLENCE
VIII Be Proud in This Semi-Detacled Home.
YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH WORK YOU WILL
SAVE IN THIS NV. BUNGALOW
$85O0-$5O Cash. $40 Monthly
heat fireplace:
N' A''
WOMEN HAVE DISCOVERED THE MANY ADVANTAGES
OF LIVING IN A CHEVY CHASE BUNGALOW.
$oI50-$1. 900 Cash, $S5 Monthly
TERRELL & LITTLE, INC
1906 18th St. NV Main 32S5
Potomacos
Evening star., 1924-09-25

" Z VI d ~ II IINIT y.
4 decided bargain in a handsome
three story stone and brick dwelling.
situated one-half block of 18th 81. ca
line at Columbia rd. An exceptionally
large, roomy house: nine rooms, tile
bath electric lights, hot-water heat.
The house il vacant and immediate pos
session can be arranged. Exceptionally
deep lot to two-car brick garage.
Terms, only s. 0On cash. AT the price
asked re arc confident ii win be sold
quickly.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC,
Realtors.
1884 II St. NV. Franklin o5O5


CHEVY CHASE-S13oOO I
Chevy Shass Circle public
lenewpo N term ~ " " " " ~
DOWNTOWN-West of Conn. Ave.-S135OO.
appearing and unusually
r.t % onet BATH
-.~:@NEW HOMES-14th ST Highlands 900.
o
Ssesed % T " @ % tyee s
complete bath
so low they sena
Mt. PLEASANT-$o,5OO
G @ e ST. q s @ : | % @ ~
|; COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$925O.
light is
a G % % M M s
unusually
q e ~
10th ST. .HIGHLANDS-$13OOO.
ssi. brick % home located us. A fs% fee.
@
Evening Phone Service Until PM
HEDGES. & MIDDLETON, INC,
ESTATE
1884 II ST. NV. Franklin 95O3.
Evening star., 1924-09-25

EXCEPTIONAL BUYS.
18th AND PARK RID.
wonderful for
Sl+OO0-CHENY CHASE.
South a, sFs; one block Wei Connsssut
Sl+OO0-14th ST. HEIGHTS
hge Just competed and ssd IN. marke 1t
room wit
-four BEDROOMS with ampecl close tile ebathv! Il
bin Tn
% In sddi
pointmen 5 advise '' ' '' ''"'ta garage An carry
SlO5O0-FIRST COMMERCIAL.
Six and bath; all in
So,5OQ-PETWORTH-Near Grant Circle.
noor.n trim
porhes ltin
S a barrs be sold
Sl4OO0-10h ST. HEIGHTS
An ure a bedroom Iatho
buy orcri
+. H. D DAVIS,
2O5-2O6 Continental Trust Bldg.
Main 164O.
Evening Phone Service Until PM.
Evening star., 1924-09-25
FOR sALE-HouSEs.
n. I. SANSBUR4 Co. INC.
141S Eye St. NV. Phones Main 5qO45
37l2 JENIFER ST. N.N

INSPECT TODAY THIS LOVELY HOMl
ENQCESTIONABLY THE MOST DESIRABLE
PRICE. EHICK CONSTRUCTION. WITH FIN
RATll: CONCRETE FRONT PORCH ACROSS
PLACE; ATTIC. GARAGE. OPEN UNTIL, y
Evening star., 1924-09-25
Sl4,75O.
CHEVY CHASE.

Unquestionably one of tine best sub
urban home offerings. situated in an
exceptionally attractive square close to
Chevy Chase Circle. public school. et".
A very complete and up-to-datc homo.
having seven spacious rooms -four bed
rooms,. two complete tile ba tbs tone
with showeri: oak floors: unusually
large living room with open fireplace:
attic: copper screens. awnings; screened
sleeping porch; hot-water heat. electric
light; garage on wide. paved alley:
beautiful lot with an abundance of
shrubbery, flowers, etc. Terms can be
arranged 10 suit yo-r convenience.
Evening star., 1924-09-25

One OF these delightful homes be bought easily
ing will only be little time until
paid or.
The cash payment very small and the monthly
5 liberal they within reach of all.
THIRD PLACE NORTHEAST
Between 5rd and 4h, l. and NJ Sts)
A REAL HOME-ONI.Y S6o75.
Modern sixroom colonial type house, including built
garage
OPEN DAILY AN. TO 9 PM
BOSS & PHELPS.
The Home OF Homes.
Realtors,
Main $500 1+7 X St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-09-25

S7,550-S5OO C:ASII-S69.50 MONTHLY
auto
Claiming
loci o house
First Commercial Zone NV Overlooking 10th StSl1 OOO
$3.50
ef.mi, ssmide'sed
berale
~ I SaltUi ,o n|'o 1dsl: Cozy Home, Park Niew-S4o5O
newly
gfy
brick shandI. al
Vi Immed late possession
new home: will unslet ter so purIa@
Heres your chance. 14th St. 1st Commercial Zone
Chevy Chase. ID. C.-SlOSSO. $4,000.
Sroon> hot
yepenc terms
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.
9o 18th St. NV. Franklin 114O <
Evening star., 1924-09-25

THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co.
91o 18th St NV. Franklin II 40
Evening star., 1924-09-25
BOSS & PHELPS,
Realtors.
S15.5OO-lOth ST. HIGHLANDS.
Brick.


Of andu
excellent repair