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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-02-13
Orthopedic Lunch
and Thrift Shop

Ren,on Hili Guild with Ms Frank
Il. Van Tuyl as hostess. viii direct
tho service az the orthopcdic lunch
room Saturday Assisting viii he Mrs.
r. J. Bmdccn, Airs Gordon Cor.
balay, Mrs r, @. Carpenter. Mrs. =.
5. Crane. Mrs. W. D. Freeman. Mrs.
G L. " Graves, Mrs, r. J. SAKE.
Mrs Fred Suskey. Mrs C. =. tnEer.
soil. Mrs. J. A. Kerr. Mrs II. NJ.
Laurence. Mrs r. y. Iaucr. Mrs.
o. b. Lconhardt, Mrs. Louis Lock.
wood and Mrs II, II P,asc.
Mrs. n. G. Field. Mrs. Robert
Howcs. Mrs. H. l. Greene and Mrs
Homer Dudley viii be In charge al
The Thrift shop an day Saturday.
representing Broadway guild
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WOMAN is MADE
BANK HEAD
Mrs. Laimber Has PhenOm-
email Rise in Financial World

SEw YORK. Feb. Is-Forloaing
"a phenomenal ueo in the field uf
finance during which sho traced the
foof.irps uf her late husband Mu.
William IHimbsF. HorIeiy woman
who never worked Tor wag'1 until
az vrau aeu. haz crashed The gates
N prejudice and obtained an rNeru.
tive position iH tho National CITY
hank. Americas buu0ndoliar com
mrruill house
Trsu au unimpurtant clrriship 70
"a department head in one " the
nations biggest banks o. the bril-
liant record " Sin L1imbgr whose
astuieners. Individuality and umaz
ing efficiency are the talk u Wall
street today
In her mess office she wiH have
complete charge Of tine wOmeu's
banking department. o position car
rylng responsibilities equal 20 amy
held by any woman In the United
states with the possible exception Of
MA" Ferguson and Mrs Ross. gov
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Personal

Mrr Thomas Uorisam I-n this
morning Tor Victoria, o. e. where
she viii b. tho guest OF SITS Charles
Wilson over the week end
Ar and Mr Frank a Churchill
and daughter Niles Amy Churchill. ~
idaho talls idaho. have arrived 300
tagu 10 make thsir home here and
are 5t Tho Wuson.an
ST. aud Airs David o. Williams
lrn to-day for san FaucIs,o whsr,
they viii make ihsir home.
AIR Seal ordasus by leaving this
week for California 70 spend the rec
mBindor OF the winter
Mrs. william T. Prose-r d. visiting
friends In Yakima Tor "a month.
SIR and Alrr John 10 Perry left
New York Thursday for Florida, for
a fcw weeks visit
Alr and Mrs. H. r. Elliott left
Wednesday ON "a months yiait in san
Diego
Miss Augusta Trimblc returned
Thursday night from a visit In New
York city.
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- Come Shopping WAh cecMe -

nor the roman Cho enjoys entertaining iht5 mouth o.
II holidays and birthdays there's no end Of raLa0H
ersuses and inspiration. Granting all hat-theres no
trouble IN finding suitable decorations faoors elhdieS ana
dainty appropriate cakes and evea zee cream fo' 1'
folks obo make inst such things their business ready
for you! II you Just 90 shopping this 0eek youH mme
diatey be filled ich the urge 10 gre party or 6r7d0e
tea or luncheon for Washngtons birthday-just to sort
of finish off the monhyou can't help It. tor you see Sneh
icrey fascinating things TO make entertaining pleasure
Instead Of the task IL used TO be.
The ,rudos erer dan are more and colOrfm and
then inst make non rant something Of erervthmg
oay ce could sample the charming things displayed Jor
spriag-tcoudnt Il be uonderfmi
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NO-HOSt Dinner as
FdrciccH Compliment

AIR and Mr. Thomas Irving spon-
sorvd no-host dinner az their home
Wednesday evening, n honor OF Mt
and MF= David Williams. who left
today Tor san Francisco 90 reside,
Covers were placed FOR twenty
and dancing was the later entertain
mrnt
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|lCl Party to
+ Entertained

As. Ellsworth and Miss
| c,mans viii entertain at din-
Welassday evening. February
Nrs. Eilsworth's home, for the
a the Mscfarlane-Ciemsns
N urty aud Mrs William Riley
- Mrs. ", X. Maefarlanc.
Haner l. Hllman. Mrs. A. $.
and Mrs. Arthur Maekey.
4, zme evening Mt Robert Mac
"a. uill hold a bachelor dinner
- men In the wedding party at
Cs1sgs club.
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'rwAeoa for
rNchnrchN

p,lsn MeisucsL daughtcr ~
- ara Ms r. ". Meisncst
,-,sr,ain with "a valentine
i, al Der home saturday at,
!, honor 81 Miss AMY
IN Who with her parents has
ane herr 10 make her
coyers Viii he placed FOR
ms is one In a series 90
,.,,s Mss MelsneSt is g,ving
slssn-
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HEBREW BENEVOLENT
.r,....f = ssfTsT

The Seattle Hebrew Benevolent 70
ciety and all friends will sew for the
needy at the Educational Center on
Monday. February Is. Mrs. l.. Yer.
standig will act as hostess.
Board meeting at Temple Center
wednesday. February IS. at 1890
a. m. No. 81. w. y. a.
West Seattle review, No. 81, W. y.
4. will give a card party Wednesday
evening. February IS. at 8 ,. m.
In Carpenters hail, 4iii California
ave.
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HARMONY HOMESTEAD

Harmony Homestead 1919. Bro
therhood OF American Ysomen will
celebrate the 2sth anniversary OF
the order and have class adoption
on Tuesday evening. February II
at S o'clock at the HAN. 1879
Third ave.
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,vrsr SEATTLE PIT. A.

constructive Community Recre'
a,ion'' will be the topic given by
Jrs Pearl c. Blaugh at the meeting
~ the West Seattle high schools
PIT A. Oh Monday. February Is, In
the school library
All parents are welcome. The par,
ents OF freshmen arc especially
urged 10 attend. A committee OF
students will be present to introduce
teachers and parents, and tea WIZ
be served. Hostesses. Mrs' v =.
Kenealy, Mrs. II. w. AdJutant ana
Mrs. T.. 81. Mumford.
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BUSINESS woMEN's CLUB
LUNCHEON RENDERED

\ luncheon was rendered 10 tho
auxiliary Of An saints church by
Mrs. Chester Eaton. Mn Gcorgr
". Moore and Mrs. Iulin VI. Fred
cricks. NJ tho home OF Mrs Eaton
s5TO Waters ave. on February D,
Forty.fivc enjoyed their hospitality.
The guests made a small donation
10 the memorial fund hcing mbrd
Tor tho purpose ~ placing a memor'
BAL plate In All saints church. In
honor Of their late pastor the Rev.
Ronald Hilton.
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PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHEks
ELECT OFFICERS

Al the regular monthly meeting
~ the seattle Association OF Pubic
stenographers held Monday. Febru-
- Q the annual election Of Off
ccys VAS held with the result that
.trg Marian Harris will serve 40
president for the coming year ana
nlss Mabeth Downcr as vice Dresl.
deut. Mrs. Harris has appointed
Miss Josephine Busch secretary.
treasurer for the same period. Rec.
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PALM CIRCLE 80. 60
Talm circle. No &C. a. ~ W.
win have card party Monday
February Nc. az B g. "a, in !. o o.
b. hall
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CROSS WORDS

Mary My husband never says d
cross word,
Ann-Do sou have 10 work the
puzzles an by yourself London An
HWFrs
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SOCIAL CLUE. ". b. 4

The Social club Of Seattle review
No. 8. tyomen's Benefit association,
wiIl meet at the home Of Mrs. Julia
stalker. 1914 18th ave, Thursday.
February 10. Luncheon 1880 O'Clock.
Members and friends invited.
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coUNClL NO. y

Munitou Council No -. Degree
Of Ppcohoutns. win give the second
of iia series u iunracon7 and card
parties Thuud1y February ~. In
stead ~ Tucsday. February ~, at
the home % Mn. O. J Hanson.
t0gl Rainier ave-. near Dakota A..
Luncheon IA 1880 o'clock Cards
from until l. An members and
friends invited
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mDITIONAL CLUBS
I L TO INITIATE
gGE CLASS

: 1 TO INITIATE
ice CLASS
Young Ladies' Institute.
e Institute. No. IS. will hold a
Z niiation at Knights Of Colum.
az Sunday afternoon. at 2
E to Be followed By the ex.
ea'ion Of the third degree.
which a luncheon will be
= q the Y. L. /. clubhouse. A
nograrn will take place at
. = Anyone desiring to
= T. l.. !. at this time should
siy get In touch with the
IN. "a st.0s97. or the presi.
cApItlsi4s.
s.''l''ee In charge Of the lunch.
.aades: Leoia Hatton, Ada
hsa4 Monogram. Mrs. Magaret
ss, Emily Bonelli. Mrs.
- Johnson and Anne Kelly.
degree committee. Ella
Chairman; Althea Cooper.
"an Barrett, Hanna Tierney.
! p hzriow. Henrietta Gallagher.
1 =, Hilton. Amelia Nateka.
-, ,aeper. Mary cotter and Eu.
Tlsrney.
are expected from the
>, hSerett and Bremerton in.
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CHATTER a. Pr. o.

Chapter 4. +. T.. o.. VIII meet
Monday. February Is. at 2 p. m.
with Mrs. Perry Poison and Miss
Minnie Poison. 100 Highland drive.
All unafiiliatcd members welcome.
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Birthdau Partu

For her little daughter Robin. on
her birthday, Mrs Maurice J, Van
Asch Van Wick viii glVo a chill.
drcn's party az her home on Mon.
day afternoon. February 60
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meet Wednesday, February rs, with
Mrs $, Mcts 1891 FIRM ave y =,
Luncheon a. 1890 o'clock, followed
by cards and sewing For rrHerva-
tons call ME lrse 3t5I. Take wal
lingford car
OLYMPIC CAMP No. agt9
olympic Camp No. s5i9. Royal
Sslghbors Of America, will hold a
regular business meeting and iultia'
ton Monday evening February 18th.
"a O'Clock, in the " w A hall
l9s9H Third ave. supper win BE-
ncryei.
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drBs FOh SATURDAY

IuEY SALE
4 y wsnsn's Lakewood Civic I'm
zszeni club viii hold a bakery
saturday. February H. from
Itn 10 .. m. IN Mr.. Charles
Enrs' store. 800 Brandon It,
M baked pies. cakes. cookies.
,anuis, beans and brown bread
y al sale.
zy perSan desiring these goods
rss4 may do so by calling.
rrsls.
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EvERGREEN LoDGE no :
fRnTECTIVE I.EAGrE

Tire Public School Protective
league will hold its monthly meet.
ing Tuesday noon, February II. at
the Y. W. c. 4. Board meeting at
II a. m.
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LIS al Valentine PartN

II, ard MIS-. J. : Hopkins viii
-aIn with a Valentine party at
hsns saturday evening. Twcn,
n,,ts have been invited
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wo,LEN.s INsTITrTE

The students Of tho women's In.
stitute club meet on the fourth
floor OF the Y. W. c. \. Tuesday.
February II. at p. m.
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| normal Sunday
|Hen0oH Tea

/ + al Mrs. Ronald Addison Case
.isrtain with an Informal tea
Asr home SUNDAY afternoon.
artH : O'Clock, Mrs. Henry
| ia a-d Mrs. Carl Gould VIII as
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AUXILIARY RAINIER
tsfDG-rs Nn

The regular meeting Of tho Amer
......a auxiliary 10 Rainier Noble
post. No. 1. will be held Monday
evening. February 10, at s p. M
ut the clubrooms. 500 Third ave.
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|afktSUpper
lnn Nidht

al Mrs, Iaruettc Fisher viii
.,s twenty guests aJ a buffet
4, !, their home sunday eve
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WOnen's Clubs

viii he given and tea served.
FREMONT W. G.. T. L.
Fremont W, Z. T. L. viii meet
on Tuesday. February ~. ~ : p, m.
at the home % Mfa. Bcruicc Town.
send. SO y sgnd q. Mrs Rachel
Smith viii have charge OF the pro
gram. willard Memorial"
EVERGREEN LODGE NO.
The Social club Of Evergreen
lodge. No. .. A. o. L. w. viii give
a musical fashion show and dance
Friday evening. February 20. at
$50 at a. o. 4. ". hall. Ninth and
Union.
The chairman of each committee
Is Mn. Catherine Bowen. music;
Mrs. Marion t'lcmmlnE. fashions.
Mrs. Archie Lird. dance: Mrs Lsona
Mae Charles. amusement. Mra. Cora
MncLean. decoration: Mrs. Lucia
Good. punch; Mrs. Anna Oliver. ice
cream.
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ETrrIER HEIGHrs cIIrR

r-'er Heights Improvement
MI give a Valentine party Sat
evening. February Is. at 5
~ N Dimick's dining car. Two
1aats for the city council VIII
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xina3sH JoxGG AND
x~r,sr. n.n-xs

"a N william Kinney. chairman OF
-Adi par work for American Legion
1arT. PALMER Noble post No. i,
= u Greenwood. Phinney Ridge dis
! K i giving a nah iougg and
q nrs party Saturday evening".
Erary Il. to about 30 young PEG
szEsnss Of Ballard and Lincoln
6 Shoots. at her home. 9oi5
zsT are. The guests are TO
ns candy and delleacies which
"A Z scri 10 the veterans At Cush-
s.sEiiaL
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FIi. ELECT OFFICERS

siyu n c VI. & ST r. RS. women's
Los nia meet Saturday. February
r.p. m. at 932 White-Henry.
zr bunins. Election Of off
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ernors OF Texas and Wyoming. re.
speCtiyely.
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ST. MARTINS
MOTHERS CLUB

81. Martins Mothers club viii b.
guests Of Mnl w r. Mcpcrmot,,
Mrs. r. I. Martic. Mr V. Haus
and Mrs. Arthur Helm. Tuesday.
February IL. ~ . p. m. at the
home Of Mrs. ~ ~ Gates. 1905
Fremont ave. Bridge and whist.
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concentrations Tor revision OF tho
constitution and bylaws were made
to be acted upon at the next reg.
ular meeting
BUSINESS WOMEN's CLUB
Tho Business and Professional
womeu's club viii meet Tuesday,
February i7. az Gas p. m, az the
Engineers club. sixth and Seneca
Major +. S. insrahnm viii speak
on Ascent Of MI 50, Elias by
Duke D'AbruEl." This will 10 an
open meeting. Members 0f the
Mouniaiuccrs' club arr especially In
yitcd TO attend Miss Irene Johnson
s arranging abogt musical pgua
gram.
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WARREN AVE PIT. n

The Warren ave PIT. ~ viii
meet on Friday February u. at {:
p. m. instead of Thursday Mn.
Mabel Rice. the rchool nurro. viii
give a talk and there viii BE- mo.
tion pictures of Campfire girls
work. In charge OF Miss Polly
Brown.
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} -. .>L. \. u Seward school
80. - On Tuesday. February II.
a. aoek Sir. i. g. Fletcher
, - Representation Of Wis.
''Auon" a musical number
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EMgR BEACH CLUE

sxzlsr Peach women's club Win
p card party at Rainier Beach
1n1nitY clubhouse. corner Phi
! and sist ave. p, Friday. Feb
~ Il. at s O'Clock. Bridge and
: vi Be played.
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LAUREL CAMP

Laurel camp. II. n. A.. will have
a card party az Swedish club hnll
Tuesday evening, February IL Mt
2I5 p. m.
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HAx-s EDUCATIONAL CLUB
erars Educational club will
{ xi'h Mrs. j. Z. McGrew. 5037
ne y. z. on Saturday. FebrEs
u a. , O'Clock. Business meet
ssliowed by program at 3
atz. Rev. s. Abe, pastor Of the
1sss Congregational church.
Esak on Religion Of japan. F"
~. H. Thompson, chairman Of
sa'5aai committee Of the Fed
i = clubs. viii outline the work
= department..
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SUNSHINE CLUB
Queen city Sunshine club will
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RAINIER cAMr no. ilis

Rainier camp. No. it5s. II. y. A..
will give n card party Monday Feb
ruary Is. M sis O'Clock. at swcd-
ish Club hail
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LESsoNS-CHINA FIRING

IIIfa Tor ON 0eclhI0nH- " y. stc0Te. IpHIaTT8
MAuGt1D
For The Htiir odd dishrs that don't ordinarily n
duinsr scrrire. oHr must hare hand painted ca
table from looking Ike plteiu"rk
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I'm JEST fascinated ,riih sptng cont Of russci IN
blue braided Ia the russct rs just stnnung'
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A SPRING HAT FREE
THE sMARTEsT NEW COATS

Ever you AZ Tho Hollywood @hop. Ana w m
ana their froclls and hats arc just and srna
lake. north Of Pine.
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| FOUND MRS. FALCoNER BACK

the Society Beauty called the other day She
there customer happy and satisfied
done know they're justly famed for then
marcclr! yesyou the privilege OF paying snal
depast on that permanent wayo-and get
within sixty days McDermott Bldg. ELiot5sl6
much trouble 10 keep the hair eurd rs nonsense
hare permanent oUc for The price Of
Lcc ranshtnp cRrIs
Evening star., 1925-08-03
SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.
FOR EXCHANGE.

BRAND-NEw 2-STORY DETACHED HOME
81 500. Exchange for vacant ground. nearby
Iarm or take building lot as first payment
BUILDER. Re- En6- l343 H st. n.%.-----
land 30 acres clear acres apple orchard:
good soil for fruit and early early try truck; miles les
from D. C. near $50. 900 school. on
State road to Indian Head For a small
improved farm Address Box 43o-k. star
Evening star., 1925-08-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.


WE OFFER BELOW THE BEST BARGAINS
IN HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
ON TODAYS MARKET.
22nd ST. NEAR THE CORNER OF PENN AVE
Downtown NV. Section.
$7750-$75O Cash.
s%en % buildings splendid property for renting rooms and sure enhancement
NEW YORK AVE. NV
$3OOO0-S4,OOO Cash.
two
RANDOLPH ST NV.
$o750-$35OO Cash
roar bgy s s aefsh I&ssn & @ double
~ " u 'D End STsSE
S7OOO-$1 900 Cash.
This 1 sh @ heat ss Ighs & % @
10th ST. NV. NEAR PARK RD
$S,750-$15OO Cash.
hack bath he1 electric & sht sndd condition Large
DOWNTOWN N.W.-NEAR CONN. AVE. AND
ST MATTHEW'S CHURCH.
$17,5O0-Easy Terms.
A LITTLE INVESTMENT BUY-RENTED FOR S45 A MO.
$3850-$5OO Cash.
5SeT % @ @ @ southeast location Garage " match property
FRANK A. GIBBONS,
EYES
Evening star., 1925-08-03
GOOD NAIIJES-

GOOD VALUES.
On F ST. ne, near 13th-Near-
ly new; 8 rooms, tile bath,
h.-w.h., elec. lights, hardwood
finish and lots of extras; double
rear porches and wide cement
front porch. Deep lot to wide
alley. Easy terms.
On Rosedale st. ne, near
l5th-A good Groom house,
with a deep lot and garage, for
$500. Act quick.
Near North Capitol and w
sts. n.w.-Nearly new; 6 rooms,
attic, tile bath, h.-w.h., elec.
lights, hardwood finish; double
rear porches and cement front
porch; built-in garage. Easy
terms.
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO.,
o06 New York Ave. NV.
Main $500.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COLORED.

G ST. Sc.
An attractive house of rooms and bath !;
hot-water heat. elec. lights; newly papered
and painted
A home to be proud of.
Phone service to 9 pm.
T. F. SCHNEIDER, Jr.. & CO.,
Main 96SS 1929 l. st.
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RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.


GROOM BUNGALOW AND GARAGE, NEAR
city; on concrete road; beautiful location
and shade: line near; $50 monthly.
IRA X. GRUVER, Hyattsvil!e. Nd. Phone
Hyatts. OH. A.
TAKOMA PARK ROOMS AND SLEEP
ing porch. new. detached. h-w. heat. fire
place. ami, immediate possession; rooms,
furnished, built-in garage. ami. INV. heat
fireplace. immediate possession, 500;
rooms, modern. bungalow, h.-w.h. $50: may
rent with option to buy. LILLE HEN
DRlCk. Laurel and Carroll ave. Takoma
Col. SS26
7-RoOM BRICK RESIDENCE AND BRICK
garage, ami: S15 per mo. 605 North View
terrace Rosemont. Alexandra. Va. =
SIX-RoOM COTTAGE-PORCHES LARGE
grounds, electricity. hot-water heat, near HSo
ear lines, in Ballston. Va. Owner gentleman
will give rent to settled couple in exchange
for board.
Phone. after pm. West 40. 3.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED-BEAU
ttul colonial type house, large rooms;
garage; occupation takes owner to atother
city; three minutes from trolley or bus;
ceasonable to right party. Phone Clarendon
pS''
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
MT PLEASANT

An opportunity to secure Groom house
in d neighborhood of expensive residences.
Red tapestry brick containing 9 bright
rooms. tiled bath, attic and builtn garage
front porch and 2-story screened-in rear
porch; hot-water heat. electric lights. oak
floors: vacant: completely renovated Can
be bought right on agreeable terms.
CLEVELAND PARK.
near the Bureau of Standards. buff tap
estry brick home with bedrooms and =
tiled baths second floor: large front
porch. hot.water heat electric lights. oak
floors: attic. The lot is 20x125 Owner is
willing to sacrifice to get some cash for his
NEAR GEORGE WASHING
TON UNIVERSITY.
very desirable brick home containing 3
rooms. bath. furnace heat and electric lights
cellar; deep yard. Price low. Terms ar
WOODLEY PARK.
One block from Conn. ave- A real home
of red tapestry brick. containing s attrac-
tive rooms, reception room and tiled
baths: hot-water heat: electric lights: oak
floors: cement front porch and 2-story ce-
ment porch in rear: lear brick garage
instantaneous water heater laundry trays:
servants toilet. Bargain price. Terms to
suit
OUINTER. THOMAS & CO.,
REAL ESTATE FINANCING
S19 18th st. NV. MAIN S416.
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FOR S.ALE-LOTS.

BEAUTIFUL WOODED BUILDING SITE
inst west OF l 9th St. overlooking Rock Creek
Park. OWNER. Lincoln SsiG OF Main 1914.
row houses. near I4th and Spring I'd: sizes
average 1Sx75 FINN. Broker. Colorado
Bldg. b
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CHEVY CHASE VTEW
WANTED-IOTS.

u NV. SUBURBS AS INITIAL PAYMENT
on new. modern home i'll excellent white
community. Reasonable price and terms.
Phone OWNER. Cleveland 1914. after p.m.
IF YOU DESIRE TO TURN YOUR VACANT
ground INTO a better investment. / can dis
nose OF II for you. FINN broker. Colorado
Bldg. Main 4074. 4"
I HAVE BUYERS FOR LOTS IN ALI. SEC
toDs, especially Chevy Chase. Nd.
EDWARD LIkENS,
1904 Leland ST.. Chevy Chase Md
CIeya
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TON UNIVERSITY
WOODLEY PARK.

A very desirable brick home containing
,oms. bath. furnace heat and electric lights:
,llar: deep yard. Price low Terms ar
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TAKOMA PARK.

Attractive S-r.. 2-bath. Califor-
mia bungalow. by officer ordered
to Philadelphia. Must take best
offer. Address Box 304-K. Star
Office.
Evening star., 1925-08-03
RENT-BUSINEss PROPERTY.

STORE & LIVING QUARTERS COMBINED.
ideal space for store barber shop: tailoring
reasonable. c. A. SNOW CO. 10 Sth St.
!, - N~ir 1=S'
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

3-STORY BUILDING WITH STORE, g
apts.. double brick garage income, SlSo
monthly: exchange equity of Sl3. 800 for
business property or building lots. NV.
HARRY A. SEAY.
1927 WOOjV1rd Bldg F.. 449l-
Evening star., 1925-08-03
1858 HOBART ST. NV.

Modern home in every particular, for un-
encumbered city property; improved or un-
improved.
d. H. ROLAND DRURY.
Main 23 403 MARYLAND Bldg -
Evening star., 1925-08-03
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

$3.50 Cash. SIS Per Mo.
Hyattsville on Baltimore pike Six rooms :;
two porches: garage; large lot; Pittsburg
water heater; gas and elec. For quick sale
$500.
HOPKINS & HOPKINS.
Frank. 557l. 220 Bond Bldg
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Two new colonial-built houses. near X. L.
ave. Just completed: will make terms. ,
Beautiful home on oath St; center hall
built sun parlor. hardwood trim, SoUO
cash: $50 per month including interest.
SiN-roonl house > squares from cars, with
extra lots: S6 1000: $3.50 cash: $50 mo-
including all interest.
Eight-room house with . baths: close TO
schools: beautiful location: owner leaving
town; will sacrifice at SIS. $50
Several other new houses and bung galows:
entire square of lots and other lots
Nj. @. BULL,
1000 r l. ave ne Phone North fi6l I i.
Evening star., 1925-08-03
FOR COLORED.

FOR COLORED.
Good Northwest Section.
Groom brick house. h.w.h.. electricity.
hardwood floors. screened-in porches double
brick garage. This wonderful home can he
bought for small cash payment and on
very easy terms.
ACT QUICK!
DAY, MAIN 989.
EVENINGS, ADAMS 6557.
Evening star., 1925-08-03
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY LOANED ON AUTOS AND TRUCKS.
You keep the car: delay; confidential.
Mr.. Monk. AZ Mo. ave. NV. aulS.
LOANS OF $50 TO SlOO CAN BE SECURED
on furniture and personal property. CHAT
TEL TITLE CO.. INC. sos 5th St Wv.
DO YOU NEED MONEY
Have you a car? Call Main o. 46.
CONFIDENTIAL-IMME
YOTT KEEP THE CAR