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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24
SUNSHINE BIG
FLORIDA ASSET
BarabOO Has An Attraction Just
As Great, Says Herman GrOtO-
phorst Before Kiwanis

The great asset of Florida is sun
shine but Baraboo has something
just as good, declared Attorney Her
man Grotophorst on Wednesday at
the regular luncheon of the Kiwanis
club. The speaker and Mrs. Groto-
phorst, also many other Baraboo peo-
pie, spent the past winter in the
above named state.
Florida extends from north to the
south distance of $50 miles, the
state being about the same as Wis
consin in area. The population of the
southern state is ABOUT one-third that
of the Badger state, less than mil
lion people.
Land of Sunshine
Florida is a land of sunshine and
William Flager knew it was an at
tractie place to live when he built
his wonderful line out into the salt
water. A railway ticket for the round
trip from Baraboo costs $105 and the
rus lIOIl JdChSOllN lllC " 81. L GbCI6-
burg is 400 miles through waste OF
sand which has no comparison in
Adams county. There are 1000 go
pliers to the acre, the speaker as
serted.
Florida has a thousand miles of
coast line and with three mile
limit is paradise for bootleggers.
There is little elevation, the highest
spots being not more than 30 feet
above the sea.
There is great rivalry between the
chief tourist centers, st. Petersburg,
Miami, Tampa and the others. All
claim the greatest amount of sun
shine and the most tourists-com-
bined they rival California.
Everglades a Swamp
The state has spent millions in
attempting to drain the Everglades
but the project has been a failure.
The swamp covers a tract of land
about $50 miles in each direction.
Fishing is good, the growing OF
citrus fruits a success. and the en-
tertainment of tourists great source
of profit At st. Petersburg sections
as far as from Baraboo to Kilbourn
and Portage are platted--lots for sale
at fine figures,
John Ringing Buys
At Sarasota John Ringing has
purchased thousands Of acres and
may make much money selling in
small tracts
D. A. Lewis Sells
D. A, Lewis has sold his "Tent
City which cost about $4,000 for
100000 Rev. Hargrave, formerly of
Baraboo, has made considerable mon
e..
Baraboo Has An Asset
The speaker closed by asserting
that Baraboo has tue best scenery in
ten states and should make the best
of the opportunity. Tine hotels and
golf grounds should be provided, all
Of which would result in bringing
people Of wealth to the land Of lakes,
delIs and bluffs.
A rising vote of thanks was ex-
tended Miss Luise Gattiker because
she made possible the community
chorus the past winter
George o. Macarthur presided in
the place of E. F. Dithmar who is
i'll.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24
WOMAN HANGS
SELF IN ROOM
AT MENDOZA

Lettie Anderson, 81, of Waterloo,
Wis, committed suicide by hanging
at the Wisconsin state hospital for
the insane at Mendoza about noon
Thursday, the second suicide at that
institution within a week.
She was found dead in her room
with rope around her neck She
had been a patient at the hospital
several times during almost de-
cade past. She was admitted the
last time in March, 1923.
On Tuesdky Miss Louisa Felix,
another inmate at the institution was
found dead by strangulation.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24

Wisconsin state parks are:
Devils Lake, near Baraboo, 1,400
acres, most popular in the state and
visited each season by about 100000
persons.
Nelson Dewey park, near Prairie
du Chen, 1851 acres, named for an
early governor.
Peninsula Park Door county, 3,4OC
acres, gorgeous in the cherry bios
som season.
Pattison park, near Superior $50
acres.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24
CALEDONIA SENATOR
BUYS HORSES AT LODI

Senator George Staudenmayer was
in Lodi few days ago on his an
nual spring pilgrimage to L. Rosen-
that's stables to buy horses for his
Caledonia farm.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24
CARBUNCLE CAUSES
DEATH TN EDGERTON

Edwin NJ Hubell, prominent tobac-
co dealer died early on Wednesday
morning at his home in Edgerton
Blood poisoning resulted from car
buncle.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24
PORTAGE CAR SHORT ON
GAS; SAVES THE MACHINE

A thief went into the A. O. Klein
ert garage at Portage during the
night and drove the car away. His
JOY was Of sort duration for he had
not gone far when the car stopped
out of gas. This no doubt saved the
sedan.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24
WISCONSIN AT
FLOOD STAGE;
PRAIRIE DU SAC

The flood stage Of the Wisconsin
river at Prairie du Sac was reached
last week. The stage of the water
was As feet at the dam. The extreme
flood stage is 7.51 feet.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-04-24

NAVIGATION OPENS AT
CITY OF MILWAUKEE
Navigation opened ait Milwaukee on
F'riday-the first ship locked.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Toilet Goods

-3S Double Compacts, Aubrey
Sisters brand, regularly s1.50: 10
Single Compacts. Aubrey Sn,
Sisters brand. Choice, OOe
III bottles Girand's Mi
mosa Perfume, regularly cIOO
$1.75, for SI'OO
- Hand-painted Perfume
Bottles, for purses; regu- nR
larly $500, choice, I'OO
S bottles 4711 Violet Toilet %.
Water, regularly 79c, for o0c
SO jars Tokalon Cream, o.
regularly 60c, for @oc
-6 tubes Liska Cold Cream, q.
regularly 75c, for %Oc
liz bottles Crude Oil Hair L.
Grower, regularly soc. for loc
-6 bottles kijja Liquid o.
Powder, regularly S1.0O, for <oC
SO Puff Boxes and Rair Receiv-
ers, made of imitation 20
ivory, regularly s1.00, for OUc
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Luggage

- Regulation Size WardroLe
trunks, with hard fiber covering.
corners protected with best fiat
brass hardware, and draw bolts
and spring lock. S24.00 c1Q nO
values, for pIOsUO
% Leather-lined Travelling Bags.
sewed-in leather frames, and club
or oxford shapes. $3.50 o12 %
values, for @1O.OO
-25 Lea ather-lined T n Travel
ing Bags; regular $500 c. 20
values, for @O.OO
2 Big Burly" Travelling Bags,
with double straps, double han
dies, sewed-in leather frames, and
fitted with solid brass catches
and aot lock $4,000 value $1,000
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
HOmefurnishings

Silver plated Bread Trays, 7Qc
in neat patterns. Special.
Stone Jars, 5-gallon size. 7Qc
Special,
Stone Wash Basin and
Water Pitcher Set. Spe- &1 20
cial,
-s125 Can Wizard Furni- QSo
ture Polish. Special,
$500 Electric Curling 08c
Irons. Special, NV
Alaska Ice Cream Freez- 90 90
ers, 2-quart size. Special, ~S'>o
Willow Laundry Baskets, 7do
oval shape. Special,
-50-piece Dinner Sets, in GO 90
neat patterns. Special, ~~
kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Undergarments

-9s Suits of Athletic Cndergar-
mcnts for women: made in bodice
style: have self straps and closed
fronts. Broken sizes and colors
Formerly $3.50 and 3l.S5. 7Oo
Special, ~
-21J Children's Pajama Check and
Knitted Waist Suits, With drop
seat Sizes 2 to 8. Regu- O0.
larly soc and Sc. Special, &c
800 Women's Cotton Ribb e d
Vests, bodice style; splendid quail
1ty: Sizes 3s to A. Spe- CSc
cial, SoC
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Leather Goods

-25 Under-the-arm Bags, made of
brocade silk and imita-
tion tapestry. Regularly &1 -
$2.95. Choice,
SO Beaded Bags, draw
string style Regularly Clio
$1.95. Choice,
so Silk Bags. pouch style, and
made of moire silk. Reg &1.OO
ularly $1.39. Choice, ~Asoo
100 Silk Under-the-arm
Bags, in three attractive TO-
styles. Choice, ~
kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Handkerclliefs

w omens All-linen Handker-
chiefs, plain hemstitched: a Inch
l0c. Special, - lOI NoC
--Women's All-linen Novelty Col
ored Handkerchiefs, embroidered.
Are slightly mussed, and seconds
of 25c quality. Special 1C1Lo
each, A@/SC
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Now for the Busy Friday Bargain
That Brings Thousands of Buyers t
Shoes

-S2 pairs Women's Patent Leather
Pumps and Fancy Strap-effect Slip
pers. Regularly $3.50. c. AZ
Tomorrow,
LIP pairs Regular $3.50 to $1,000
Gray, Chautague and Tan @d AZ
Kid Low Shoes,
~ pairs Women's Patent and
Tan Leather Low Shoes @7 OK
and OXfords,
SO pairs Women's Black Suede
Jumps and Fancy Strap
Effects. Regularly $500. @1 OK
Special,
-s2 pairs women's White Canvas
Oxfords and Strap-effect Low Shoes
with welt soles. Sizes &7 M
to 6 only,
-146 pairs ked Regent Oxfords
and Pumps. White and c1 00
colored trimmed, ~Ao
--l40 pairs Misses and Children's
Tan Leather Play OXfords. 7Oc
Regularly 95c. Special,
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Floor Coverings

500 square yards 9Jc Cork-filled
Linoleum. Special, square $50
yard,
Is Seamless Brussels Rugs. For
merly 1895. sN12-ft. $l3.65
size,
so yards G6-inch Rag Car SSc
pet. sl.39 grade.
and De Luxe Rugs. &1Cm
$3.50 and $3.50 grades, ~A@'oo
"a exl2-ft. Basket
weave All-tber Rug $, 1855
$14.95 value,
. I2x12-ft Fiber Rugs.
Formerly s22.45. Tomor- SQ QS
row.
1000 yards 29c grade IS lSc
inch Grass Runners. Yard,
-s195 grade Stenci e d QQc
Grass Rugs; 3x6-ft. size,
) 6X12-ft. Rush Straw
Rugs. Formerly 1885. &2 R3
Tomorrow,
ii Congoleum Rugs, slight sec
onds of $500 grade. $1,000
Size 9x12 feet,
10 Oval Cotton Chenille Rugs.
3x6 TT, which if not slightly soiled
would sell for @l4.s5. &7.05
Tomorrow.
-25 AZ x7 Eft Fiber and Grass
Rugs. Formerly s4.95 to &S 90
s7.95. Special.
is 7Ex9-ft. Fiber
Rugs Formerly 1926. G. M
Tomorrow,
-12 Grass Rugs, sizes 9xl2 ana
Sx10 feet, and slightly damaged.
1896 and s6.95 values If
not for these imperfec- 60 S0
tionS,
kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Donnestics

-22 Marseilles Bolster Throws.
with scalloped S.
Double-bed size Regu- CT An
lar $3.50 values, for @1'Uo
-150 Pillow cases, with two seams
Made of remnant sheeting, 90
and special, each, S1S
Regular $3.50 Fort Mill
Sheets. size slx99 inches. cVCS
Special, SI'Go
Kann's@Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Millinery

An assortment of Women's Hats,
consisting of white taffetas, Ben
galines and white felts. Select
from black or white, and trim
mings of Lyons velvet, pins, orna-
ments and ri b b on, ar .QS
cockades. Special,
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
McDouggan Kitchen Cabinets
at About y Off

These slightly damaged scratched marred from
handling that you will be disappointed,
giving number of each style Remember that
bought the club plan of 81 down and
year to pay These the few have:
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Summer Furniture

. Green and Gray Wooden Chairs.
strongly made; slat seat ana oaos
armrests. Regularly s775. 1926
Special,
Il Green and Gray Wood ROCKER
slat seat and back: wide
armrests. Regularly sS.75' S4.95
Special,
10 Porch Chairs, made OF strong
mapIewood; double-woven seat
low wooden back; strong
armrests. Regularly s4.s5. $2.98
Special,
. Yacht Chairs, have strong
canvas seat and back, armrests.
and are the folding styles. &3.0S
Regularly $595. Special,
. Comfort Swinging Chairs, have
iron frame, seat and back nave
strong blue and white striped
canvas. Complete with
canopy. Regularly 1895. &S o.
Special.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Aprons

so Dress Aprons, of gingham,
voile and dimity. s2.95 SIOS
value. Special,
so Dress Aprons, of percale and
gingham. $1.9J value. c1 40
Special,
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Neckwear

-$15.50 Black Spanish Lace Capes.
with colored crepe lin &1C OF
ings. Only 8. Now, ~l<'7O
-S1.50 and S1.95 Black Lace and
Chiffon Scarfs. The chiffon scarfs
have picot-finished ends. The lace
scarfs are edged with 91 On
fringe. Special, ~4'oO
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Damask and Towels

-72-inch Mercerized Cotton Table
Damask, pure bleached. closely
woven and of good weight. 6Qc
Special, yard,
-1sx3S-inch Cotton Huck Towels,
with fancy borders. Special. 1Qc
each,
-22x44-inch Turkish Bath Towels,
pure bleached and all white. SOc
Special, each,
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Hosiery

500 prs. of Women's Chiffon Silk
Hose, in second quality. These
are full fashioned and have
mercerized tops and feet. cI An
In black and colors. oi'oo
-95 prs. of Women's Silk Hose,
with handdrawn and lace clocks
are full fashioned, and have
quality. Broken sizes and colors
Some few are in white with con-
trast clocks. Regularly GJ 20
$500. Special, pA'c~
-Children'S soc and 75c Socks. in
half and three-quarter lengths,
plain and Derby ribbed, in COo
sizes to 81. Special, ~C
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Homefiit6ngs For Only 10
98c to $2.35 Values

l25 Washable Cretonne Square Table Covers 3-inch
IS Full Size Window Panel Curtains.
-150 Cretonne Pillows in assorted styles.
-l25 Extension Window Screens, sizes 24x41 and 24xH
100 Stenciled Crash Pillow Slips, variety of coors.
-65 Mating Auto Seat Covers, and back complete
$50 Hghgr Special Oil Opaque Window Shades 3x
Assorted colors.
100 Armure Tapestry Table Runners, size 1880 inches
800 yards 50rinch Sunfast Artificial Drapery Silk.
400 yards Reversible Terry Cretonne lengths
Kann's-Third Floor
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Notions

so pieces u Inch Double-stretch
White Elastic, 6 yards to
a piece. Regular 1Sc value 10c
for
10 Jersey-covered Dress Forms.
non-adjustable. Sizes: One "a.
one 36, two SO, three 40, two ~
and one a. Regularly 80 M
$3.50. Choice,
Each sale final.
-2sS Parapad Compressed Nap
kins, each one individually
pa k ID. Regularly 10c. 10c
Special, 2 for
-2Ss Reedy Hair Curriers', four
curriers' to set. Regu-
larly. 10c a set special, 10c
; sets for
-14FBaby Rubber Pants,
overall style. Medium and 10r
large sizes. Pair, o
ass 80, pair. ~ 7ss s.; esa,a: G:,msnt 42c
~ pairs 75c Garment 49,
Shields, size No. 4. Choice,
SO pairs 75c Garment AOo
Shields, size No. 5. Chioce,
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
1900 Pairs
1900 Pairs
Pure Thread
Silk Hose
$l.OO

-Women's perfect quality
hose, made of good quality
silk, have seamless feet,
scanned backs, mercerized
tops and feet. In black,
white, French nude, medium
gray. silver. flesh, airedale.
tanbark and beige. Sizes
81 to 10.
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Ribbons

Ribbons
Narrow, Plain and Fancy Picot,
Moire and Satin Ribbons, in light
and dark colors. " to 2Ia 1Oc
inches wide. A yard, Aoo
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Children's Wear

Children's Wear
A table lot of Underwear, con-
sisting Of children's drawers, pet
ticoats and bloomers. Pieces are
slightly mussed. 75c to $3.50 SQc
values for
-Children's Dresses, of gingham.
chambray, crepe and voile. Sizes
2 to 5. $1.95 to 1895 val al 00
ues. Special
Girls Khaki Boomers. full cut:
band at waist, elastic at
knees. Sizes to IA. 87 00
Special,
Girls Bathing Suits, in red, blue,
tan and green. Sizes IL
to 16. $4.s5 value. Spe- "a. OK
cial,
-Children's Bathing Suits, In
green, brown and tan. Sizes 2
to 6. $1.95 value. Spe- 81 40
cial,
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
White Goods

-lo-yard pieces of Nainsook, 81
inches wide, fine quality for in
fants' wear or lingerie. %2 50
Special, a piece, ~So
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
Honefttings

-s1.e5 to $2.75 Striped Duck
Awnings, Avn , windoW window, and $l.45
-s2,s5 and 1896 Plain Khaki and
Dark Tan and White Striped
door sizes,
-s7.s5 to ;22.s5 Sets Auto Seat
Covers, for Ford, Star and Over
land cars. Only 36 sets,
so hurry for yours. Spe- &S M
cial, set,
-$2.s5 Continental Screen-&I SO
doors. Reduced to
-ss.45 to $445 conti- 90 SO
nenta; Screen Doors.
-s545 and s5.s5 Cont S3 30
mental Screen Doors,
-6sc to S5c Extension Screens.
sizes 1SN33 and 24x33 inches. SIC
Special,
Clearance s1e.95 Couch Ham
mocks, of khaki duck, 1926
Only 6. Special.
Clearance 1855 Couch Ham
mocks, khaki or gray $1,000
Clearance 6sc to csc Knock
down Sliding Screen Frames, sizes
S0x3o and 36x36 and 4Sx4S soc
inches. Special,
CLEARANCE rolls Black Screen
wire 26 and 80 inch widths Reg
ulariy shc square foot. Spe- &c
cial. square foot,
Remnant Lengths Drapery Ma
terials left from recent lOC
sales. 25c to 45c volues. fd.'
-55c to CSC values in drap- C5c
cry materials, yard
-s5 Rome Portieres. reduced Ior
clearance. s2s5 to $4.s5 $500
values. Reduced to
-s5.s5 to 1895 values in $500
Portieres. Reduced to
kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31
800 Boxes High-Crade
Writing Paper
38c Box

Arabian fabric paper. in white,
bun, pink and blue. Large size
single sheet, with folded top, and
deckle edge, which is in gold on
the colored paper, and gold and
silver on the white paper. Worth
75c at least.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31

$3.50 Candle-wick
Bedspreads, Two Sizes
$5.75 Each
These are the popular candle
wick tuft embroidered spreads,
72x1oS-inch size, for single beds.
Are in the following colors: 10
blue, IL rose. 1 purple and 1 gold.
In the s0x10S-inch size we have
only rose, 1 gold, l blue and
white.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-07-31

French Valenciennes l. g S,
round and diamond meshes. Edges
and insertions in the lot. r.
q to l " inches wide. Yard, W
Fine Thread Cluny Laces, about
only. n ,ncRsS 4sSd, WIDE White l2Hc
-All-linen Cluny Laces,
edges and insertions, 1917
natural shade. Yard, lS/2C
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star., 1924-10-25
FOB SALE-HOUSES
NEW HOME.

Fine Groom housr, 3 bedrooms. sleeping
porch. corner property. near Rhode Island ave
ne: AMI: real home. This property
must be seen to be spprecs ted. Price right;
terms better. See us.
H. G. MAYNOR & CO.,
1402 No. Capitol st. Potomac 3O56.
Evening star., 1924-10-25
ON 10Th 81

Just above Dupont rcle (vacant)-a very
desirable residence; first floor has psrlor.
dining room, large kitchensttc and a large
| room. l5x30. with open fireplace and suit
abe for social purposes, studio or physician
rooms and bath second floor and rooms
and bnth on third floor; has electricity and
heat
Evening star., 1924-10-25
S15,WO.
CHEVY CHASE HEIGHTS.

Comparatively new semi-bungalow, close
proximity TO bethesda, Nd, on the Rockville
Pike and convenient TO the line cOnstruc-
tion frame, containing rooms and modern
bath, gas for cooking and electrically lighted:
gas heater for hot water and hot water heat
ing plant: very desirable and spacious lot,
g. II. front and 40 IT. deep; chicken house
and garage. Special price.
S1I 500
Evening star., 1924-10-25
WANTED-sUBURBAN PROP'T!
SALE OR RENT SUB. PROP,

IN RIVERDALE. on MADISON AVE, BET.
car line and boulevard. rooms and bath,
sleeping porch. garage, hen house, large lot
ami. Frank. 1921 or 922 9th ne. ore
227 Chestnut ave-. Takoma Park Md Owner
y. u. KRAMER. Silver Spring. Md 2Ts
AURORA HEIGHTS ROOMS. KITCHEN
1870. 2ss
FINE 7-R00M HOUSE: MODERN: LARGE
lot immediate occupancy. THOS C. HEN
BRICKS. Clarendon s1-W-1. 25s
.-R0ON AND BATH BUNGALOW. ELECTRIC
light and range: convenient 10 cars and bus
VIII lease to responsible people or sell on
convenient terms.
Lyon Park Realty Corpn.
Phone Clarendon 4sT
Evening star., 1924-10-25
CHEVY CHASE MD

Near the Circle, convenient to the stores,
schools. theaters and Conn. car line. 10
Gated on Hpsketh St. an attractive 2-story
detached frame, containing I rooms, baths,
gas. electricity and hot-water heat; lot is
~ n. front, 12J n. deep; one-car garage
property is clear of any trust. and convenient
terms could lie arranged Inspection by ap-
pontmeat
Evening star., 1924-10-25

BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE.
two 6-room houses. anil, on r. I. ave.
,.ar business section. Price reduced to
$40. 900: easy terms.
.;t;nn. large lot; fruit trees and shrubbery.
Prfce only 5000; terms arranged: =
os;dr. and nearby Md. Priced from
" 30 to SO, 800; 5000 to $500 cash.
he sure to see these fine little homes. Bun
..inu,s for rent also. ONCE open until
r. {. MAYNOR & CO.,
go. Ave NE North 1908
Evening star., 1924-10-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES

SOUTHEAsT-$I00 CASH
Toward your cash payment IL you buy. this
6-room house. southeast; h;.w.h., 9. e.
concrete porches; hardwood floors: near East
ern High. Your chance. Fr. 6054-W. 26s
Evening star., 1924-10-25
$20,5OO.

CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Grafton 81. near the Circle and convenient
to the ear line-a wonderful house suit BILE
for a large family and entertaining: const1Ic.
tion is frame: pebble dashed; red slate roof
. story and attic, containing IL rooms, (
baths and toilet: has electricity and hot
water heat: property is in good condition
large lot 95Il05; well shaded: great variety
of rare plants and flowers: Gear garage
$4,000
Evening star., 1924-10-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES
CHEVY CHASE II

CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
Six-room attractive emi-bungalow with
built-in features: large closet and all other
conveniences. Price very low for quick sale
Columbia S2l
Evening star., 1924-10-25
S22.5M.
CHEVY CHASE

NI1 EN CHASE.
New Colonial home, attractively located on
3tth street.-The view; pleasing environments;
convenient to the car line. near school, stores
and churches: unusually we'll built all mod
ern conveniences; centerha plan, containing
rooms. : open hreplaces; baths, hot t-water
heat: 2-car garage: spacious lot S' n. front
10 II. deep; shaded by numerous native
Evening star., 1924-10-25
5000.
real home bargain.
Exceptionally attractive and complete.
Open day and night.

YOU GET YOUR ACTUAL VALUE
In these Brookland bungalows.
S. JOO-S550 cash-$55 monthly.
5 rooms and ba tn: modern heating plant: gas
and electricity; full cellar: blocks to Rhode
Island ave. cars; 20 built, IL sold
HOW To REACH PR0PERTY-Take any
car starting at 18th and G SITS NV, get off
at 18th and Rhode Island ave. me-, walk north
to Irving ST., one block west to bungalows.
Open for inspection daily from / to Pm.
or phone for auto.
TERRELL & LITTLE, INC,
1908 18th St NV. Main 32SS.
Evenings phone FIR. 1851 or Potomac 2sa2J
CORNER DWELLING
Near 18th and Columbia road.
This is q real home aud a bargain; 2-story
brick; 8 large rooms and bath: hot-water
heat: elec. lights; double rear porches; built-
in garage; east and southern exposure: price.
A. c. HoUGHTON & CO.. REALTORS.
1915 II ST NV. Phone Main 1888 1887.
I'VE have the REST in every section
Evening star., 1924-10-25
FOR SALE-HOUSES
THOMAS ]. FISHER & co
Consult Our Sales Department

73S 18th St. NV. Main $3.50.
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Sth AND BUCHANAN SITS. NV.
Eight rooms and bath; garage: possession.
Price, $4,000.
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VACANT-IN PETWORTH.
Located at 900 Quincy st. nv
An extremely we'll built tapestry
brick Groom and bath hone.;;c.
parquet floors; hardwood trim
throughout; hot-water heat;a
elec. lavatory and trays in base-s
ment; kitchen walls tiled; bath"
room walls tiled 7 it. high. built
in tub; front and double rear.
porches. Deep lot. Garage
Price, $4,000. Easy terms.
Open all day Sunday.
CHAS. d. SAGER, s
924 14th ST. NV MAIN SO. 81. 3s.
Office open evenings until O'Clock.
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81 ST. NV
Eight rooms and bath; 2-car brick garage;
possession Immediately. Price, $1,000. Very
reasonable terms.
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35l9 10th ST. NV
Eight rooms and bath price. $500.
Terms, $1,000 cash and $50 per month.
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ROOMS, SEMI DETACHED BRICK; M /
tile bath; deep lot; garage; equity. 81. 400;
easy terms will sacrifice for cash OWNER
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FALLS CHURCH. NA.-GOOD a-ROOM Run
calow with cellar. we'll al door: = of
land: lots Of fruit trees. hen house. hen yard;
near car line Price. 81 900. Will arrange
terms; small cash payment.
Nice 7-roOm bungalow. ami. ! acre land.
all kinds OF fruit, nice front porch. large hen
house and pigeon house: 3 minutes walk 10
car line; beautiful location. bargain at
$500.
Nice T-room house with ami. in center of
TOWN, front and hack por"hes, cellar and out
buildings; nir" shade: within stones throw
of , car lines; l block OF Lee Highway; ,
large lots. Price is right; $4,000 and terms
to suit.
Phone Fails Church 20 during Office hours.
G9-J-l at other times.
H. II. ANDERSON & 60. 26'
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A DANDY LITTLE HON L
IN EVANSVILLE HILLS. .
Fiveroom and bath semi bungalow with
builtin garage. sleeping porch. INV h.. hard
wood floors. electric light. large living room
with open fireplace large porcheS. extra large
c,"sets. concrete cellar with laundry trays.
Nice lot. 67xI50.
Must be TO appreciate its real value
Price, $500; $500 cash and So month.
O. B. /ANTZINGER,
Phone Hyatts -. - Maryland Ave.
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OPEN SUNDAY

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