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REAL F s4fE < HOUSES FOR sALE 10
ARLINGTON PLACE
 WEST END

WEST END < On account of owner leav- ing the city, will sacrifice his beautiful home for $7,80O. This attractive home has z large rooms, including breakfast room, sleeping porch; tile bath, with built-in tub and shower; has large, built-in china cabinet, several large closets; side en- trance, with concrete .> steps; large tile front porch, with southern ex- posture. This home has Arcola heat, garage with side drive, beautiful lawn with shrubbery and flow CTS of various kinds. You cannot duplicate this home for anything like the price.
 NORWOOD
 Beautiful bungalow; 2 rooms; hardwood floors, nice electrical fixtures; good, nice lot; facing east; furnace heated; tile bath; garage. This is beautiful home, just one- half block off of the Nor wood boulevard, and dandy home for $7,5O0. Reasonable cash payment and monthly terms to suit.
 L. M. HERRING. Butler-Garrett R. E. & I. Co 222 No. Fist St. Main S1s
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REAL ESTATE-SALE K
 HOUSES FOR 1HTE IO0
WEST END }.


 Brand new, Arcoia heated bunga- low; living room with cozy fire place, dining room, breakfast nook with built-in china cabinet. seats and oak top table: kitchen with large pantry; 3 fine bedrooms, each with . closet and . tile bathroom with base tub; hardwood floors in every room and a face brick front and foundations; in a section of restricted homes; 3. blocks from car line, with . lot 60x140 feet: every street Improve, ment paid for. including gas. t This is wonder home value at S5,50o, terms $750 cash. $40 monthly; quick possession.
 ESTES R. E. & I. co. s14 woodward Bldg. Main sss
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Dreams Come True In Your Olun These ds IOay
REAL ESTATE-SALE X
s1x.nooM BUNGALOW

sIx-RooM BUNGALOW Located In woodlawn, nice level lot, well elevated: house 60 ar- ranged can be used for families: price 34,2s0; or will consider trad ing for grocery business or any profitable mercantile business.
 NINE-RooM HOUSE 1 Located in West End, practically new. lot 50x190. on paved street; M price $7,000. or will consider trad ing for improved or unimproved property negro property.
 SEE J. J. STANLEY. MANAGER. SOUTHERN BUSINESS EXCHANGE. .s.s INC. v so1 AMERICAN TRUST BLDG.
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Vernal and Bertran Carman spent
Sunday at the Russell Hansen home.
Clara and Theresa Gehnert attend
ed the dance at Vida Saturday night.
Vern and Evelyn Wilson were alb
sent from school Monday. They went
to Circle to have dental work done,
and Thelma Sickels was absent Tues
day having dental work done at Wolf
Point.
Mrs. c. Buxton has been quite sick
the past few days.
Miss Clara Gehnert visited at the
H. E. Seminars home Thursday even
ing.
Ralph and Everett sickels visited
Sunday with Ted Fleenor.
Max Seminars called at the Sickels
home Sunday afternoon.
Everybody come to the Christmas
program and tree at the Mus school
house December 24th.
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foot level of the Anaconda mine on
Sept. 10 last.
The men, acting under great per-
sonal risk, carried boxes of burning
powder out of a blazing magazine and
extinguished a fire which destroyed IA
boxes of dynamite.
At the time the fire started many
miners were busily engaged i n t h e
drifts and Slopes in taking out ore.
The magazine was packed with pow
der necessary to supply the shift. The
four men, dragging a water hose, adj
vanced to the blazing magazine and
finally succeeded in extinguishng the
fire. Everything inside the magazine
was burned to ashes.
G. L. Berrien, superintendent of
mines, and J. j. Carrigan, assistant
superintendent, were notified of the
fire and arrived on the scene to help
with the work while the powder was
still in the touch and co. stage.
The Letter.
The letter accompanying the check
of Edward Farren, foreman of tn e
Anaconda mine, read
"Mr. Edward Farren, Foreman of
the Anaconda Mine, Butte, Mont.
"Dear Sir: | have been in
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LAND PATENTS ISSUED
In NOV. AT GLASGOW

Lemuel A. Slevin, Prairie Elk,
Mont.
John B. Scott, Nina, Mont.
John Penrose, Pattonhill, Mont.
Walter 0. Wakeman, Pattonhill,
Mont.
Henry George vik, Pattonhill,
Mont.
John Malcolm Mcdonald, Nina,
Mont.
Samuel G. DIN, Pattonhill, Mont.
Jesse o. Whiteside, Nina, Mont.
Caroline Mathilde Vik, Pattonhill,
Mont.
Fred w. Mcneil, Wolf Point, Mont.
Cecilia Gilbertson, Pattonhill,
Mont.
Ohio Penrose, Pattonhill, Mont.
Ernest Penrose, Pattonhill, Mont.
Clark Martin, Oswego, Mont.
Henry Duskey, Nina, Mont.
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$1,000 TO THESE HEROES;
BRAVE SERVICE REWARDED
WITH SUBSTANTIAL CHECKS

Butte, Nov. %, 1924-Edward f.
Farren, foreman of the Anaconda
mine; Joseph Sullivan, assistant fore
man; John G. Downey, shift boss, and
Dan D. Crowley, mine rescue foreman,
were recently summoned into the Of
flee of w. b. DAILY, manager of mines
for the Anaconda Copper Mining com
pany, and each presented with Il check
for $3.50 in recognition of heroic ser
vice performed in the face of great
danger when fire broke out on the LOO
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Ray Dier was a radio listener at
the C. G. Payne home Thursday.
Mrs. L. V. Aldrich is spending a
few months out west.
Joe Molenda appeared on the scene
last week and spent a few days at the
Readicker home, where he had been
employed this fall. Joe coaxed his
Ford truck to go back with him.
Joe Camrud, a prosperous farmer
Of the Benrud country, was united in
marriage last Saturday to Miss Inge-
barg Bryan. His bride was a mem
Der of the 0. A. Skaret household in
Wolf Point. Their many friends join
in and wish them Goodies of good
luck and happiness.
Joe Readicker came up from Gull
bertson and spent a few days with his
folks.
Conrad Hagemeyer spent an even
ing of last week at Julius Cess
palace and heard President Coolidge
speak for a few hours over the radio.
The cold weather frightened the
youngsters from attending the dance
at Benrud.
Henry Carlson spent a few days at
the C. H. Peterson farm and helped
him to fix up his beautiful home.
Ju1i11s Cess was entertained at the
w. A. Feick home Sunday.
Conrad Hagemeyer is listed among
the rdio fans this week.
So many of the bachelors are
building new homes. Wonder what
the cause a be?
Harry Carlson was a county seat
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. c. G. Perry and son, Garry,
took a bird's-eye view of the city on
Tuesday.
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formed that on the afternoon of
Sept. 10, 1924, while the powder
in the magazine on the 1900
foot level of the Anaconda mine
was actually burning, you, accom-
panied and assisted by Mr.. Joseph
Sullivan, assistant foreman; Mr..
John G. Downey, shift boss, and
Mr.. Dan D. Crowley, in charge of
the Anaconda rescue station, dis
regarding personal risk, removed
some of the powder therefrom
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and assisted in extinguishing the
fire, notwithstanding the fact that
the powder was likely to explode
at any time.
"Your act of heroism, in your
effort to protect and preserve the
company property, is greatly APP
preciated by the Anaconda Min
ing company, and !, as its man.
ager of mines, take great pleasure
in presenting you with the sum Of
$3.50 as evidence of the CON-
pany's appreciation of your act.
"Yours very truly,
Nv. B. DAILY, Manager of Mines"
Each of the four men received the
same letter with the difference thai
the names in the body of the letter
were changed to conform-each mar
being given equal credit.
All the men are oldtimers in the ser.
vice of the company. Mr.. Farren has
been with the Anaconda for
y years, while Joe Sullivan's time of
extends to "A. j. G. Downey.
Shift boss, has been with the com.
oany for 10 years and Mr.. Crowley. the
rescue man, has been on the payroll
20 years.
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1t is planned to establish a trans
continental motor bus service from
New York to Los Angeles, with a
26-day schedule for the trip.
If we must have death scenes in
plays, it should be arranged to kill
off the poorest actors first.
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VIDA
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.. Nefzger are
nicely located in their new home N
Vida.
Clair Kelly is preparing to bildd a
house in Vida.
Mrs. Paul Sc%hillinger called one
day last week at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Jas. DeWane.
Mrs. Clarence Nefzger and child
rem accompanied by her father. F.
NJ. Verstegen, left Monday for Elk
River, Idaho, where they will spend
the holidays at the home of their
brother, Nels Verstegen.
Carl Verstegen and family spent
Saturday at the home or her sister,
Irene O. Motley.
Ed. Fiske, who is in Wolf Point
in care of D. DeWane, has pneumonia
but is improving slowly.
Beulah and Gene Nefzger spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
home of Claud McFarlane.
Word was received here Monday
of the death Of Peter Freeberg. Mr..
Freeberg was sick but a short time
and his death was a shock to his
many friends in this community. We
extend sympathy to the bereaved
wife and family.
James DeWane was a business
caller in Circle Monday.
C. S. Mason was in Wolf Point one
day last week.
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Painting on Spider Web

What IS regarded rs n of the most
singular works Of art in existence is
now in the possession of a Berlin deal
er. It is a painting 6 by 4 inches, eX-
ecuted on a spider web and preserved
BY being clamped between two plates
of glass, SO that one can examine it on
both sides. The scene depicted is that
of a happv family sitting together.
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The following prices of Dodge
Brothers Passenger Cars became
effective December 1st, 1924:
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Elvira Anderson left Friday for
Minot to spend the winter with rela-
tives.
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Northern bathing Beauties must
now put on some clothes and retire
from the news pictures.
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Axel Faraasen, Hinsdale, Mont.
John R. Parks, Content, Mont.
Hendricks Johannes Dammen, Hins-
dale, Mont.
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RURAL CORRESPONDENCE
From Our Rural Patrons

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STUDEBAKER.
USED CAR DEPT,
14th at R St. NV.
Potomac 1851.
EXCELLENT VALUES
AT LITTLE COST

Are always to be found in our
Used Car Department. A care
full inspection of our stock will
inform you accurately just what
values you should expect to OBJ
tain for the money you invest in
a used car.
Buick 1922 6-cyl. 5-pass. touring.
Buick 1918 6-cyl. 5-pass. touring.
Buick 1922 4-pass. 6-cyl. coupe.
Ford 1920 sedan.
Velie 1921 touring.
Essex 1922 4cyl. touring.
Buick 1921 7-pass. touring.
Buick 1921 6-cyl. 4pass. coupe.
Buick 1921 6-cyl. 5-pass. touring.
Buick 1920 touring:
EMERSON & ORME,
1920 M St. NV.
Franklin $500.
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I 1l24 Eth N.W.-Attractive double rooms also
roommate for gentleman: excellent meals: rca.
nh
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C0mtiRue6
HIGH-GRADE
USED CARS.
CASH-TERMS-TRADE

SEAoll-I L LIN Nl . ! NALL
Cadillac, type OF. 4pass. phaeton.
Cadillac, type 6l ,7-pass. phaeton.
Cadillac, type 59,7-pass. phaeton.
Cadillac, type 81, 4pass. coupe.
Packard twin six 7-pass.
Haynes 1924 sport brougham.
Nash 1928 4pass. sport.
Cole 8 1920 4pass. sport.
Cole 8 1920 7-pass tourster.
Studebaker big 8 1921 7-pass.
Stephens 6 5-pass. sport touring.
Oldsmobile light 4 5-pass.
National highway six 4-pass.
Haynes sport roadster.
These cars have new paint,
cord tires and are in perfect me
chanical condition.
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TWO ROOM AND BATH APARTMENT
overlooking Franklin square. $40. 932 l4ih
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RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED
Continued.

1904 10th ST. N.W.-Two desirable rooms for
Ink; price. $35. 5'
9l8 ST. NV rooms, 1st floor, $50.
G5I N.E.-Four rooms, Ink, electric lights
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DOWNTURN sECTIoN-I ROOM. DINING
fully furnished GEO. W. LISKINS. 1719
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBuEs
Continued.

TRUTH
"Just a Plain Statement
of Facts"
THAT'S ALWAYS
Our Policy in Merchandising
New and Used Cars.
CONFIDENCE
in our merchandise and methods
is manifested in the ever in
creasing demand for DODGE
BROTHERS USED CARS, be-
cause purchase of one OF our
DEPENDABLE USED CARS
always proves to be a good in
veStment.
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FOR SALE--AUTOMOBILES.
f.snfinnah
Continued.
DURANT-STAR.
HARPER MOTOR CO.
Distributors Durant and star Cars.
ODen EVENINGS Until q PM

Distributors Durant and star Cars.
Open Evenings Until 9 PM.
New Car Guarantee.
The cars listed below are as
we represent them to be. They
are in perfect mechanical condi
ton and carry Our guarantee. A
buyer OF 4 used Durant or Star
car purchased from our depart
ment will receive exactly the
same courtesy and service as 4
new car purchaser.
Most Liberal Terms i'll City.
1924 Durant Sport Sedan. $3.50
1928 Durant Touring .... SIS
1923 Star Sedan ......... 595
1928 Star Touring (new).. 44O
1928 Star Touring .... 800
1928 Star Sedan (new). -. go
SEE MIR. BARNES.
HARPER MOTOR CO..
ESTABLISHED 1912 PHONE FRANK. 4ao7.
112S-1l30 Conn. Ave. NV.
Between l. and NJ StS.
OPEN EVENINGS
UNTIL 9 PM.
A Deposit Will Reserve Any
Car for Future Delivery.
Cadillac Sport Phaeton.
type 81. four-passenger: fine condition: four
new cord tires: 81, $50: terms: will consider
other car in trade. Seaton Garage. A. Seaton
ct ne.
FORDS-FORDS.
.Tronring; s75 NJ: $40 cash. s. per week.
delivery. s95: $25 cash. 81 per week.
Ford bodies. all models and all styles
Coupe, 500; $50 cash. 81 week
See us before trading your car in Liberal
allowances.
ROBEY MOTOR co.
1920 l. ST NV
Service a Pleasure.
Open sundays until O'Clock
PACkARD-Twin six, seven
passenger touring; in perfect
condition; can make Is miles
per hour.
Phone Main 5S4.
Or call at 18th and Water
SITS. S.W. 6*
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BY DAUGHTER OF NAVAL OFFICER, WELL
furnished 5-room apartment; good NV loca-
u ton; reasonable rental for summer. Address
BOZ 2II-E. star ONCE. or North e388.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 1872 18th ST. NV
-Attractive two rooms, bath, kitchenette.
for light housekeeping. 6s
VT. PLEASANT sECrIoN-I ROOM DIN
,,EE,,ss,iEely ,E,s Z furnished. GEO. W. LINKISs.
DOWNTURN sECTIoN-I ROOM. DINING
fully furnished GEO. ". IISKTSs. 17is
APT. 49, THE MoNTEREY-2 ROOMS. X.
.iry .hd b. rnoa new & building; new furniture; light.
land 4O7-J. 5s
1912 X ST. N.W.--TWO LARGE FRONT AND
back communicating rooms, main floor.
furnished ra1 for light housekeeping; sinks and
WHY NOT A HOUSE? NOT MORE EX-
pensive: baths. bedrooms. library, large
ee eec. best o,,s nv section June to Oct
THREE ROOMS. KITCHENErTE AND
bath. $50; two rooms. kitchenette and bath.
s65; two rooms. Kitchen and bath, SO; all
completely furnished for housekeeping. 2l3s
California st. NV. Apt. 30 &c
1852 COLUMBIA RoAD-FURNIsHED COM
plete for housekeeping. two rooms, private
share r. & b. apt, sttractively furnished.
270l Conn. ave. Apt oo4. Col. 1024l. ).
3 LARGE. HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
rooms; reasonable. Adams 54so. 80
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-THREE ROOMS,
bath; sleeping porch well furnished; house
25l0 ONTARIO ROAD LARGE ROOMS,
kitchen. bath; furnished for housekeeping;
summer rates. Col. 1915. $50 per mo. sc
1l20 6 ST S.w.-THREE ROOMS AND
bath, furnished for housekeeping; will ac-
commodate foor.
NEAR nth AND C-oNE OR TWO ROOMS,
Ind floor, with kitchenette, sink. bath, cleo
trc lights. 1913 willard NV.
NEAR 10th ST. & PARK RID.
Large. modern apt. bldg. all outside rooms;
tile baths; parquet floors; room and bath
$3.50: rooms and bath. hk., so; nicely
furnished. Phone Potomac 2274.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH; ANIL: on 1sT
floor: near Walter Reed; garage. Adams
3S7SJ.
174O sT. NV. APT. 3-THREE ROOMS.
bath: new apt. house, $3.50. North 562s-W.
VERY ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED APT. .
rooms. kitchenette; gas. electricity; $50. 1917
Kenyon ST. NV. -
ATTRACTIVE TWO ROOMS, BATH AND
glassed in living porch: Ami: Housekeeping;
gas and electricity: very reasonable. 1872 Z.
Capitol.
4o5 D ST. N.E-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR.
light rooms. large porch. private bath; cleo
tricity: $45: adults: Protestants.
1241 GIRARD ST. NV RMS, KITCHEN
hns Rssh ars sdS G5 ssstr Col s gas inst
2s52 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV. = NICELY
furnished apartment. living room. bedroom.
kitchen and bath; md floor: electric range:
suitable for couple or three girls; price $50,
Up TO DATE. EXCLUSIVELY
furnished; suitable for two; twin beds; maid
service. Czll Mr.. Kuhn. Main S93.
THREE CoZY ROOMS PRIVATE BATH:
ami. $50. Take Soldiers Home car to III
Upshur st. -
A BARGAIN UNTIL OCT. 1. FOR AN AT
tractive and well furnished apartment near
the National Cathedral, having rooms
ception hall and bath e bedrooms). Phone
Cleveland 3o66J.
3641 18th ST S.W-THREE ROOMS. BATH,
sleeping porch. nicely furn.; exclusive residen-
tial section: ideal for or girls: ami. 30
BEST NORTHWEST SECTION
Four rvoms, kitchen and bath: completely
furn ished: all outside rooms. Potomac 2120.
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no. Z. LEAMINGT0N. 25oS 18th sT.-FIvE
,9om' m' okitchen, bath and porch. 500. Gal
Main s4l2. UNION REALTY CO.. I4Io . a
i,n0oM i:f APT. sEMI-PRIVATE BATH. BEAU.
tliui south front; lady: rent reduced; refer
ences. lsVl Il 81. NV. KEDRICk H:3O .. m. -
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APT. SO. THE MONTERREY ROOMS. X.
and b.; new building: new furniture; light.
airy rooms: close to Rock Greek Park. Clpve-
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.
Continued,

1924 l. NV. Apt Pheasant furnished
room; electric lights: for one or two gentle
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| 1908 EAST CAPITOL. near Eastern High
School-Sicely furnished front room; reason
| able EalI after q nm
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| 1892 COLUMBIA RD.-Handsomely furnished
rooms: single and suite: excellent home
| cooking: best service reasonable &c
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ATTRACTIVE TWO ROOMS, BATH AND
zlassed in living porch: Ami: housekeeping;
gas and electricity: very reasonable. 1872 Z.
Capitol
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MI. PLEASANT SECTION ROOM DIN
ing room and kitchen combined and bath at.
traetiyely furnished. GEO. w. LINKISs.
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174O It ST. NV. APT. 3-IHREE ROOMS.
bath: new apt. house: $3.50. North 562s-W.
VERY ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED APT.
rooms. kitchenette; gas. electricity: SO 1917
KENYON
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD IN THE COUNTRY. at Sunset Inn
Wieh1e. Va. on Old Dominion line: high and
healthy: fine water. fresh eggs and vegetables:
clean milk and real cream. Special ates to
families. - rooms. newly decorated and fur
nished. Will I've open May Il. IS miles from
T. c. KNAPP Prom -
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ONE OR TWO furnished rooms. new detached
house; walking distance Walter Reed. Ad
dress BOY 125-E. Star office
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72S ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD-Iarge.
n bright. front room: inst. hot water; next
II bath; gentlemen Col lSraJ
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| 3llJ 18th ST. N.W.-Two nice double rooms
| near bath; continuous hot water; good home.
nl.aA
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1912 X ST. NW.-TWo LARGE FRONT AND
pack communicating rooms. main floor,
furnished for light housekeeping: sinks and
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NEAR 10th ST. & PARK RID.
Large. modern apt. bldg. all outside rooms;
tile baths; parquet floors; one room and bath.
1910: and bath. h.k., $50; nicely
furnished. Phone Potomac 22T4
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BY DAUGHTER OF NAVAL OFFICER, WELL
furnished Groom apartment; good NV. loca-
ton; reasonable rental for summer. Address
Box g71.E. Star once. or North Q3SR.
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LIBERAL TERMS.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
STANLEY H. HORNER.
l015 14th Street. Main 5296.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES!
EVERY CAR A GOOD BUY

Buick roadster, K-4A; like new. $425
Studebaker special touring; late. ........ SO
BuIck touring pas: like new... 500
Dodge roadster; Al condition. ........... 323
Essex touring; Just overhauled ........... 40
Nash touring: late model ................ 375
Rna mer special built touring: speedy. $50
Paige touring; newly painted ............ rs
Ford touring: late; like new ....... 70
Overland touring; fine condition .......... 30
All cars cheerfuIly demonstrated. Look these
over. small deposit will hold any car.
UNION STATION GARAGE,
81 Eye st. ne. Always open. FIR. 38o6. 8.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 1872 18th ST. NV.
Attractive two rooms, bath, kitche nette
for light housekeeping 6s
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25l0 ONTARIO ROAD LARGE ROOMS,
kitchen, bath; furnished for housekeeping;
summer rates. Col. 1915. $50 per mo- Sc
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NEAR 18th AND C-oNE OR TWO ROOMS,
md floor, with kitchenette, sink bath, cleo
tric lights. 1713 willard NV
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4l4 III N.E.-Three large, bright, cheerful
rooms; well furnished; complete for housekeep-
ing: $40 mo. Line. 3U05
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ROOMS, KITs

WHY NOT A HOUSE? NOT MORE EX-
pensiye: baths. bedrooms, library, large
yard, etc: best NV. section June to Oct.
Leroy Dlnce North y227
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FIVE ROOMS AND BATH; AMI: on 1sT
floor: near Walter Reed: garage. Adams
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: ROOMS. KTTCHENETTE. BATH APARI
ment IN apartment house. 1414 st. NV
rent 800 per month; apt. in good conditior
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SITBURBAN BOARD

COUNTRY ROOM AND BoARD-Fort Strony
Willow: large house and grounds, with all
accommodations Take Cherrydale bus get
of Mt Clarke'S gate. g.
COLUMBIA PIKE, near Mt. Vernon bouleva nd
Modern home. large grounds. fruit, garden;
10 minutes to town. Clarendon 599-W-2
SANDY SPRING - Girls under ten years to
board Box &c. Rockville. Nd. r. +. d.
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or GIRLS OR MARRIED COUPLE. TO
| share r. & b. apt, attractively furnished.
| 2701 Conn ave Ant oO4 Col. f0o4i So
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ROOMS AND BOARD

1861 CALIFORNIA ST.--Attractive rooms: all
conveniences: refinement home privileges
wholesome food North 41S7 before 10 a IN.
or after pm.
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.bh1 DESlRABI.E-2 ROOMS, RECEPTION
haii, kitchen. bath and balcony; large room
anu ample closet space; southern exposure: a.
street: price reasonable The Arponne leo.
roiumoia ,ro road; resident mgr on premise>
Evening star., 1924-05-05

3 L.AKGE, HANDSOMELY FURNISHED
rooms; reasonable. Adams 54S0. %
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-THREE ROOMS
bath. sleeping porch; we'll furnished; house
keeping; ami. 1924 D st. Sc. Line. 1861.
Evening star., 1924-05-05

1852 COLUMBIA RoAD-FURNIsHED COM
plete for Housekeeping. two rooms, private
Evening star., 1924-05-05

| 42U 9Th SW.-Iwo large light basement
rooms. furnished. housekeeping. IS weekly.
nnHr
Evening star., 1924-05-05
WANTED-ROoMs AND BOARD

HOME WANTED FOR 8YEAR-oLD BOY
Father will take room in same house; state
rates. Address Box i4S-H. Star Office. &c
A NICE HOME in private family or small
santarium by invalid lady, not i'll bed. but un-
able TO walk. Address Box i13-E. Star office.
Evening star., 1924-05-05

7 THREE KOOMS, kIICHENETTE And
bath. $50; two rooms. kitchenette and bath.
S65; two rooms. kitchen and bath, SO: all
completely furnished for housekeeping. 2l3S
! California st NV. Apt 30 6s
Evening star., 1924-05-05

| 1927 10th. SCOTT CIRCLE-Girls' Club: sew
eral vacancies beautiful home; home privi-
l.g,a
Evening star., 1924-05-05
SEATON GARAGE.
IS SEATON ST. NE.
1928 FORD TOURING.

In perfect condition throughout; rubber and
naint excellent For quick sale $3.50. Can
be eeen any time.
Evening star., 1924-05-05

1120 6 ST. S.w.-THREE ROOMS AND
bath furnished for housekeeping; will
Evening star., 1924-05-05

IhhEE ROOM AND BATH APARTMENT
,r9 nrr9 desirable. Phone Potomac 1855, after &