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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1924-06-04
ELLSWORTH FALLS.

George Thomas spent the week
end at his home in Newport.
MIR. and Mrs. Everett Pencil
spent several days last week at Fair
field. They We're accompanied home
by Mr. Pennell's mother, Mrs. Arno
Pencil of Fairfield
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Harris and
baby, of Portland, are visiting Mrs.
Harris father, Herbert Flood.
The boys of the Ellsworth Falls
baseball team will serve a baked
bean supper at the vestry Saturday,
June Z, at $50. Tickets, IS cents.
During the summer the meeting of
the Missionary Tea will be held at the
church vestry The next meeting
will be held Tuesday, June IL, from
. to p. m. The first hour will be
used by the adults, the last will be
devoted to the children
Mr. and Mrs Winfred JOY and
daughters, Prudence and Rosalee, Of
Southwest Harbor, were in town Sun
day, They We're accompanied home
by Mrs, Levi Bennett, who will make
them an extended visit
Mr. and Mrs. Delvin Merrill of
Port Townsend, Wash, arrived last
week for several months visit with
Mrs, Merrill's sister, Mrs. Abbie Has
lam.
\ Mrs. Joseph Patterson and son
Robert returned Tuesday to their
home in Osborn, after several
weeks visit in town.
Karl Knowlton and family were re-
cent guests at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Edward Durham. Mrs. P. S.
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Little Deer Isle,

Miss Gladys Eaton, who has been
with her sister for the winter. has
gone to North Sedgwick for the
summer
Mrs. Angie Eaton of Portland is
visiting her sister, Mrs. M. D..
Eaton.
The factory has closed for this
spring.
r. e. Black, ST., who has been Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Melvin Con-
airy, at Sunshine, is home.
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The school automobile ride and
picnic dinner took place Thursday,
and was a wonderful success
Mrs, Clara B. Cole and daughter,
Miss LAyida Clark of Waterville,
were guests at L. P, Coles several
days last week.
AIR. and Mrs. Albert Gray of East
Rochester, n H., motOfed here for
the weekend with their parents, the
F. C. BiGkfords.
Memorial day was spent in the
usual manner here, as a cleanup day,
under the auspices of the Dorcas So
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Until further notice, Rev H. w.
Nutter will hold services in the Bap'
fist church every Sunday at $50,
The body of Mrs. Jennie Chase
Gowell, who died in Bangor some
weeks ago, was brought here Mon
day Her parents, f. d. Chase and
wife, her husband, John Gowell. and
daughter, accompanied the remains.
Burial was in Hillside cemetery
There were prayers by Rev. H. w.
Nutter.
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Commercial

Maurice Hamilton Gambler
Dallas. Brookes Carlisle
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Edward Cottle
Noulton Morrison Davis
Doris Elizabeth Dillon
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Irene Helen Hamilton
Melissa EIannahette Jones
Donald Arthur Jordan
Donald Edward Maddocks
Sylvia f. Mcdonald
TheIma Beatrice Phippen
Doris Chaplin WardWell
Charles Albert Williams
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

YOUNG GIRL TO CARE FOR CHILD
and do small part of homework. APP
ply, 1872 State St, between hours of l
and 4.
CAPABLE GIRL OR EXPERIENCED
housekeeper. NJ. II. Haynes, Ellsworth,
Falls.
PUPIL NURSES SOMERSET HOSPI-
tai, Skowhegan, Maine,
WOMAN FOR GENERAL WORK;
also table girl. Good chance for
mother and daughter. Small summer
boarding house. State wages desired
Address F. American office, Ellsworth
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WANTED.

DRESSNAKING MISSES AND Chill
dren's work a specially. Mrs. George f.
Newman, oak St, Ellsworth
BY NICOLIN GRANGE SEWING CIR
Gle, loW-priced, second hand sewing
machine in good working condition,
Write Mrs. Harold Maddocks. Route 8,
Ellsworth, or call tel 77-24.
BOARDERS BY THE WEEK. MRS.
Phyllis Campbell. 2S5 Main St
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CAIANkH

hGenced by Constitutional conditions.
RAILS CATARRH MEDICINE con-
sists of al Ointment which gives Quick
Relief hv ioe5l applicat ton, and the
lorer nal Medicine Tonic which acts
rough the Blood on the Mucous Sur
.a rs and assists in Riding your system
Ct latarrh
Sa.d by druggists for over 40 Years.
- r. Cheney Z, Co, Toledo, O..
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COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
Ellsworth High School Graduation
Exercises Friday Afternoon.

This is commencement week Tor
the Ellsworth high school The week
opened with a union service at Han
cock hall Sunday evening when Rev.
George S. Brookes delivered an in
spring baccalaureate sermon to the
graduating class and a large congre-
CATION. Pastors of the other churches
assisted in the service.
Tomorrow forenoon, there will be
class day exercises at the new high
school building. In the afternoon at
2 o'clock, there will be formal dedi-
cation exercises, when Governor
Baxter is expected to speak. The pro-
gram is printed in full elsewhere,
Tomorrow evening, the class
play. "The Dutch Detective" will be
presented at Hancock hall.
The regular graduation exercises
viii take place at Hancock hall at
2 o'clock Friday afternoon, and the
week will close with the class recep-
ton and ball Friday evening. The
programs for the class day and
graduation exercises, and the cast Of
characters for the play, were printed
in The American last week.
There are thirty-three in this
years graduating class, enrolled by
courses as follows:
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General

EInleda Mary Baston
Butler Brown Dunn
Elizabeth Ellen Tate
Laura Adelia Trundy
Elizabeth Beryt Wiggin
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ENT-A-WORD COLUMN


SAVINGS DEPARTMENT PASS BOOK
No. 1891, issued by the Savings
Department Of the Liberty National
Bank. Finder viii please leave same
at the bank Edw. F. Small cashier.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT PASSBOOK
no, @o76. issued by the savings depart
ment of the Liberty National bank
Finder viii please leave same at the
bank. EdW. f. Small, cashier.
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AGENTS WANTED.

MAKE GOOD MONEY SELLING
standard radio sets and parts in spare
or whole time. For further informa-
ton write p o, Box 10, Woodfords Me.
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Bridge Hill school Graduation.

The following program was given
at the closing of the Bridge Hill
school to-day:
state of Maine, My state of Maine
School
Opportunity ....,.,,,.... Henry Smith
Song ,...,... Girls of second grade
What We Have ..'..''. First grade
Drill Boys of fifth and sixth grades
punctuation Marks .'''' Ihlro sF""e
Recitation '....''''' Margaret Kemp
I'eeitatioh .''''..''' FRANCES saunders
Some questions '''....' second On grace
song '..''.'.'',' CorIlhe Ihlpoue7u
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College Preparatory

Lillian Milicent Bridges
Constance Brookes
Myles Patten CrOnkhite
Follett Gerrish Pickett
Sara Foster
Margaret Brown Franklin
Whitcomb Haynes
Howard Slower Higgins
Charles Joseph Hurley
Erdmann Jellison Lowell
Doris Evelyn Scribner
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NOTICE OF FORECIOsURE

Whereas Fred j. Holway and Arwilda
EolWay of Orland, Hancock county.
State of Maine, by their mortgage deed
dated the eighteenth day of June, 1920,
and recorded in the Hancock county
registry of deeds, book 554, page 345,
conveyed 10 me, the undersigned, a
certain parcel of real estate situate In
said Orland, bounded and described as
followed, to wit: Beginning at stake
at the corner of land formerly occupied
by John simpson at the shore of the
Eastern river; thence roaming norther-
ly by said river twenty-four and one
half rods to pine tree marked S;
thence north, &C degrees west, thirty
eight rods to a pine tree mark ed S;
thence north, 10 degrees east, eighty
four rods to land formerly of Daniel
Partridge; thence north. 65 degrees
west to the town road as now, traV-
ninetY-four rods to land formerly of
said Simpson; thence south &C degrees
east to first mentioned bound contain
same premises conveyed TO me Erred
j. HolwaY) by Samuel A. Holway, by
deed dated January IS, 1900 recorded
in Hancock registry of deeds, book 34S,
of said mortgage has been broken, now,
therefore. by reason of the breach of
the condition thereof, l claim fore
closure of said mortgage.
Orland, Me, May 90 1924
WEIR NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that it is the
intention of the selectmen of the town
of Swans Island, upon the application
of Adelbert Bridges for a license to
maintain a fish weir in front of land
owned by Edgar H. Smith on the west
ern shore of Toothacher Cove, in said
town, that they will meet at the town
Office on the ninth day of June, 1924,
at s o'clock in the forenoon, when they
will investigate said application.
IS. J. STINSON.
FRED WILBUR.
Selectmen.
Swans Island, Me-, May 20, 1924.
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Henry Augustus Milliken
MahlOn Joseph Tower
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RED CROSS FUND.


Benefit Ball Game and Tag Day VIII
Close II.
subscriptions to the Red Cross
nurse fund, through The American,
close this week, with the fund at
nearly $1,750. OF course any sub
scriptions sent in later to The Ameri-
can, or handed to Mrs f. j. Collins,
treasurer of the Ellsworth branch of
the Red Cross, will be acceptable.
A benefit BAN game tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock, at Wyman
Park, between the business men Of
Ellsworth and Ellsworth Falls, and
tag day on June 26, it is hoped will
complete the required fund.
The following subscriptions are
q nl,n nr,l I'D nnA fnr the nn st wool,
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DETROIT ELECTRIC; good tires. paint and
upholstery; battery in fair condition: will
slcritCe 10 first huYer at Sool llere l2SI.
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NASH SIX SEDAN

Light seven passenger in perfect condition
throughout: appearance like new. Owner
leaving town, will sacrifice for 500; terms
to responsible party; a clear title guaranteed.
Mrs. Burrh. 3O9 II st. ne. Second floor. go
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
FORD-OAKLAND

4door sedan. only run 1000 miles; every
equipment; cord tires. See this before you
buy-$590. 1923 touring only months old,
original tires, $3.50.
DISTRICT OAKLAND CO.,
1909 l. st.
DORT SEDAN, 1o24-Perfect
condition great bargain; owner,
leaving city, must sell at once.
Frederick Carl, Inc, 623 H st.
NV. 27*
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2620 GARFIELD ST-Furuished sitting bed
room. for two. Adams $50 -.
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COLUMBIA RIG SEDAN: new rubber and
paint; wonderful buy for $500. Rickenbacker
1907 81. W
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OCTAVIA, APT. 1-Three rooms Kitchen and
bath; all outside. Call after $50 pm. -"
1920 21st, APT. 32-Larse front room adjoin-
ing bath, ami.
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| lZZo MARYLAND AVE. N.E.-3 Ink rooms
| ami; porches; garage; reasonable.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

CHEVROLET TOURING.
1921; new top; good paint. tires, etc. A
real bargain at $50. Terms. WINEBERGER
CO., 370O GA. AVE. NV.
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LARGE furnished room and private bath: =
girls or young couple preferred; in best sub
urban section. Address Box 26I h, Star office.
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1850 IRVING N.W.-Sewly furnished rooms
modern Improvements; rent reasonable. 2T'
SOB EYE ST. N.w.-L.h.k. visitors or per
maneDt. elect ricity
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l@7 4 st, CHATEAU BONApANTE--CoOI

PORTNER, APT. 15FDesirable room to
| gentleman; SIS month. " 1421 2Sf
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BLUM 18th ST.-Attractive front room 3
@lnd0Ws, closets. next bath Col 2649- W ;
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FORDS! FORDS!
AS LOW AS $25 CASH AND s. PER WEEK.
Touring cars. S75 up.
Runabouts. 500 up.
C0upes, 500 up.
Sedaus STE up.
Deliverys. $3.50 up.
Ton truck, S175.
Ton truck. panel body, $500.
Liberal allowance on trade
ins if car is right.
ROBEY MOTOR CO.,
14H9 l. ST. NV SERVICE A PLEASURE.
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L ST. N.W.-Nice, clean comfortable room
for lady employed all admits Phone
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TWO ROOMS, single or en- suite, Col. 2G6e
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slf 9Th N.W.-DoubIe, single and Ink. rooms,
neatly furnished
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tLEN ELAND SEDAN, four door; reconditioned
and reprinted: looks like new: terms. $3.50
cash, Sol monthly. North $3.50. 1900 18th
-. ny ".
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10 2nd ST. N.W.-Large, airy Ink room
81 week; all conYeniences: no children. 2S.
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| THOMAS CIRCLE, VALOIS. APT 32-Large
| front room. Franklin 1851
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129 L ST. N.W.-Thrce rooms lak. md
floor, private; married couple preferred. Franz
J3io-W
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64J IRVING ST. NV rooms and largo
screened porch; Lh.k.; sink and stove in
kitchen: adults. 29s
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1905 VERMONT Az
SO. small. $40: cent
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b21 st. N.W.-3 rooms and bath on 5rd
floor. $40.
1915 UPSHUR ST. NV or 8 rooms in
new. modern house: reasonable.
CHEVY CHASE-Three rooms. private bath.
garage: detached house. Cieye. 141S. 2Ss
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attractive, cool room: elec.
also accommodated
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1880 21st ST.-ComfortabIy furnished room
telephone: electric lights
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| 9"1 DECATUR rooms. porch.
| home sink. gas 26
! l7a INLAND TERRACE NE.-Three rooms.
/ Ink. range in kitchen. 26"
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ROOMS AND BOARD

ROOMS AND BOARD
IT'S \ ST N.W-For young women. bnauti.
full home, single and double rooms. semi -nri-
yste bath: opportunity to study piano voice
and practice if desired. For appointment,
Franklin 2593.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1910 21st ST NV
Owners beautiful home: rooms with and with
out private bath: excellent board; profeS-
sional chef in attendance. Phone North 1861.
1894 LANIER PL., NEAR 18th AND COL. RD.
Pleasant double room, md floor front in we'll
kent refined home also single room, elec-
tricity. phone. excellent table; southern cook
ing: reasonable
1852 BILTMORE ST-2nd and 3rd floors;
single and double rooms; twin beds: coptinu
ous hot water and good home cooking Col
10000.
1902 CONNECTICUT AVE.-2nd- floor room /
or .; twin beds; SI2.50 mo-; large room. twin
beds $40 month: single room, ba tn adjoining;
all home conveniences.
THE RHODE ISLAND. 1887 r. l. AVE = "
Large. cool. newly decorated rooms: excel
lent table board; very desirable neighborhood. /.
l4th ST. cars. so.
I751 NEW HAMPSHIRE AyE.-Pleasant stu
dents rooms available for summer for younc
ladies': study voice or piano if desired; prac-
tice facilities. 26'
I946 CALVERT ST. Nw.-Large front room
for 2; twin beds; all conveniences; private
family. 2S'
1927 CONNECTICUT AVE. Three communi-
eating rooms. bath; also single, doUhle; meals
if desired. 29'
CONTINUED on Next Page.A
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FOR HIRE-AUTOMOBILES.

AERO TAXI Cos and pass cars cheap.
est rates; regular trips to Braddock, Gettys-
burg. Mt. Vernon and other resorts; make
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123 18th ST. Sc. tnear Lincoln PARKS
bright outside rooms. md floor. for l. nix.
bath. porch. INV. h.. gas: adults o7s
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1927 WEBSTER ST NW.-Three rooms
kitchen and bath; ami; telephone; So
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DORT TOURING. perfect condition; run only
1000 miles; all equipments. Coleman. III
Sth st sw 26s
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5l12 9th ST. N.W-Four rooms. bath entire
second floor; Ami; near Georgia ave; reason
able.
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525 11th ST.-Three rooms and bath, fourth
floor; rent. $50. Key in store.
1914 9th Entire floor, 5 rooms. large
hall: NNater floor: $50.
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nCRANT TOURING, 1928 - Original cost,
81 130: a Sacr fee for $40 cash or best OFFER:
$500 terms; any demonstration. Adams 1901 .
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709 10th N.E.-Three md floor outside room
h-wh., gas and bath; reasonable to refined
Protestant couple
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LOWEST RATES, good service rs per hour,
shopping, sightseeing, Arlington, Mount yer-
non; private sedan. driven by owner. Adams 200.
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CADILLAC 8 SEDAN.

In perfect condition throughout; equipped
with new cord tires and many extras. This
car must be seen to be apprecia ted Same
can be secured by taking up just the unpaid
the banks car at No. 20 n. Y. ave. ne. 27'
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Essen COACH 192i-Run only a few miles
many extras; real buy at $50; easy terms
See me today. Mr.. Hines, Washington Flint
Co, 1917 Conn. ave. Potomac 1873. Your
part payment.
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DCRANT TOURING, 192t-Brand new; never
been driven; never been sold by dealer This
ear is absolutely perfect, and very substan-
Iial reduction TO purchaser; easy terms; your
car part payment. See Mr.. Hines. Wash
ln.tou Flint Co, 1917 Conn. ave. Potomac
1873.
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DURANTS.
NEW-CAR GUARANTEE.
Equipped with bumpers. motometer, parking
light and spare tire.
1928 Durant Sport Tour. .S775
1928 Durant Touring. $50
1922 Durant Touring 49,. $50
1928 Durant Sedan $50
Most Liberal Terms in City.
See Mr.. Barnes,
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
HARPER MOTOR CO.,
Distributors Durant and Star Cars
Established 1912. Phone franklin 1907.
ll28-ll3O Connecticut ave. NV.
Between L and M Streets.
A Deposit Will Reserve Any Car
for Future Delivery.
Open Evenings Until 9 PM.
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WANTED-GARAGES.

WANTED-SINGLE PRIVATE GARAGE, VI
einity of 1ltA ssd = NV. Phoas franklin
361a,
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DURANT TOURING, late 1922. in excellent
condition. good tires. This car is the prop
crty of a local finance company and must be
~Old for the balance of the unpaid notes See
NIr. Ricketts, or RraShearS. APT X St NV.
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.
Gnnfir..arI

RENT R0OMS-FURNISHED
| Continued.
sif 9Th N.W.-DoubIe, single and Ibk Toone.
| neatly furnished.
/ BLOCK 18th ST-Attractive front roon, 2
WINDOWS. closets. next bath. Col. 2649-w.
| l22S MARYLAND AVE. NE Ink rooms,
, a.nl.l., porches; garage; reasonable
412 4th ST. Me- bright, quiet furnished
room, near two lines.
1924 18th ST.-Attractive. cool room; elec.
1rlclty; transients also accommodated.
1870 2lst sT.-Comfortaby furnished room;
Telephone: electric lights
LOS VERMONT AVE. N.w.-Large rooms,
so; small, SO; central
! 1234 COLUMBIA RD.-Two beautiful cool
rooms: bath same floor: rent separately
| I.75 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. Nw-DoubIc;
e~o ~ sIhgle rooms; summer prices.
'W \ st., CHATEAU BONAPARTE--CoOI,
convenient rooms ior men
s14o PENSA AvE-.singIe room: clec-
| 1882 9th N-w--Large front room, win
dows; all conveniences: reasonable
461 ST. N.W.-2nd floor, large room next to
path; white; 50 month; gentlemen. 27'
7O4 s.E.-south front. fine home; one or
PoRTNER, APT. 15EDesirabIe room to
gentleman; sl5 month. y 1421 2S'
2620 GARFIELD ST-Furuished sitting g-bed-
room. for two Adams $50. -.
42l N.W.-Large 'front.' Ink; also with
| running water.
oCTAVIA, APT Three rooms. Kitchen and
bath; all outside. Call after $50 pm. 27'
1920 21st, APT. 32-Larse front room adjoin-
| ing bath, ami.
| ! L ST. N.W.-Nice. clean, comfortable room
Tor lady employed: all adults. Phone.
THOMAS CIRCLE, vALOIS. APT 32-Large
front room. Franklin 1861.
TWO ROOMS, single or en- suite Col. 2Gss.
1850 IRVING N.W.-Sewly furnished rooms
modern Improvements: rent reasonable. 2T'
SOB EYE ST. N.W.-L.h.k.; visitors or per
| manent; electricity.
24S 10Th ST. S.E.-Two furpisbed Ibk rooms:
screened porch.
| 637 \ ST. NE.-Une large furnished room,
| Ink: $500 week.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1901 18Th ST-Large. front
| corner. 6-window room: cheap. 26'
| 1872 HARVARD ST N.W-Three delightful
rooms. SD; housekeeping furnishings. !.
1881 kENYON-Two rooms; men preferred;
board optional Phone Adams 35G9. 26'
| 1910 COLUMBIA RD.-Nicey furnished rooms,
| all convenienceS. go
1853 COL. RD.-PIeasant rooms, elec. lights,
! near bath gentleman. 27s
6i3 c ST. NE.-One furnished room. 26a
WE OFFER ''INsPECTED'' rooms oniy All
| prices, locations. details WASH. SERVICE
BUREAU. District Nat. Bank bldg Main 2l33-
1929 K NV. DOWNTOWN.
Southern exposure: semi-private bath. 2..
HOTEL LOGAN,
Iowa Circle NV.
Lowest hotel rates in the city. Rooms with
! and without bath. Reduced weekly and
monthly rates.
RENT ROOMS-FUR. OR UNFUR.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-Large cool from.
room, 2nd toor: electric lights and telephone
Garage if desired. Reasonable. Line. 9391 j.
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-0ne. two
or three large, light, airy. high ceilings: mod
ern; LII k. If desired Also garage. Private
home. References exchanged.
1923 NJ ST, THOMAS CIRCLE-Apt. > rooms,
kitchenette. bath: will furnish cool clean:
price. $50 per month.
1852 25th ST. N.W.-Furnished and unfur-
nished room and kitchenette and single room:
very reasonable. Apply 25O6 NJ ST. NV.
IA PARK R0AD-Two rooms. sleeping porch
In k Col. f07S-J
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RENT RooMs-FUR. OR UNFUR
RENT RooMs-UNFURNIsHED.

1927 MASS. AVE. F. (near Lincoln Park, -
Three rooms. sleeping porch. bath, or one
room. kitchenette. sleeping porch, bath in
new home. for light housekeeping. Call after
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AL e N-W.-Large front; Ink; also with
running water
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RENT ROoMS-SUBURBAN.

90 HUNTER AVE, CLARENDON, vA.-Com-
fort able suburban rooms; private family !;
singly or suite; ami; convenient to cars !;
board optional; reasonable. Clarendon 429-I !.
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DODGE TOURING, 1921-First class condition
throughout; . good cord tires; sacrifice for
cash. Phone Mrs. Andrews, Cleve. 72S-W. 2S'
DODGE TOURING, good running condition;
excellent rubber, bumper parking light; 500
NASh. SIS y. Capitnl ST. nfter 80. -
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WANTED-INvEsTMENT PROP.
FOR SALE-L0TS.

IuRNER PROPERTY N N.W.-sT0RE AND
sntS, or house, syllable to be remodeled. Ad
dress Box 2S9-r, Star Office.
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WANTED-LOTS.

one or TWO LOTS SUITABLE DETACHED
or semi-de tacbed house: northwest or suburbs:
state price. Address Box 2s0-T. Star Office 2Ss
wANTED-BUILDING LOT, NOT LESS
Than <0-ft. front; Chevy Chase section; rea-
sonshie; lowest cash price. Address Box aa5
IfStar ONCE to- 'l
Evening star., 1924-03-22
SALE-FARMS.

BY owNER--GO0D so ACRE FARM NEAR
city; city !, Pr;ee. 400; part cash. Address Do,
FARM. 50 AcKEs. ON LOWER POTOMAC
river, improved with i1-room house. 4 atsnaHt
houses, barn. lumber sheds. marine railway
and large store, doing a thriving business; 30
miles from Washington; ideal. place for sum.
lner hotel. For information Telephone Po-
tomac 2S6
RESIDENCE II Roons AND BATH, WITH
farm of i57 acres. miles from Fairfax c. II.
on concrete road. II miles iron, AieI.ndr.s.
IS miles from Washington. Might sell resi-
dence without farm. Particulars from T.. NJ.
WILEY. Fairfax. Va. Phone 70-J-2.
0X0S HILL, MD.
acres, S-room house, q dandy po1itry
farm: less than value of improvements: price
81, 700; more land il wanted y
Z. +. SKINNER,
Anaeostia, d. &. r. &. ~"
NE CEICKEN AND FRUIT FARM OF is
acres, fronting on Potomac pike, -. mites
from Rockville: nice Gnoom frame dvei,iux
and good ontbuiidings plenty fruit. line gar
den, delightful place to live. Rms from door
to high school; bargain. Easy terms.
'issEb 4 oPFUrr, INC. .,--
7 MI. OCT, CoSCR. RID. MONT. Co MID,
- acres. ..r. house and outbuildings
ls. acres. lO-r. house and 0utbu ld:uzs.
~ acres. s-r. house and outbuiidings
2s acres. I-r. house and outbuld!nxs
10 acres, l0-r honsr and outbuiiinxs
PRINCE GEORGES CO.. ND
~ scres. S-r. house and outbuiidnxs
l:iJ acres. house and Outbuildings equipped
2oo acres, equipped in Va. miles ont
HENRY d. JOHNSON
40 Bond Ridg. NJ. 1924. Cot. ::ss1 j.