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The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1925-05-21

~ III ERlFF s SALE.-By virtue of a
- writ of n. ia to me directed, issued out of
The Court of chancery of the state of New Jer-
sey, will be exposea to sale at public vendue on
Monday, the Eighth Day of June, 1895,
between the hours of IL O'Clock and O'Clock
lat One o'clock, Eastern Standard TimeI III
the afternoon of said DAY, at the Court Hou4e
in the Borough OF Freehold, Comfy OF Mon
mouth, New jersey, to satisfy decree of
said Court, amounting to approximately 81
$1,000.
All that certain farm, plantation, tract or par
Gel OF land ana premises, hereinafter particu-
larly described, situate, lying and being in
The township OF Milestone, in the County OF
Monmouth and State of New Jersey.
Beginning at a stone in Doctors Creek it
being the northeasterly corner of this tract
called No. Iithence as the needle pointed April
ist, A. D., 1854, II sonEh twenty-four degrees
and twenty minutes cast, sky two chains aud
tnirty links. partly along Noah Hunts land,
anu partly along john II. Burks land to a
stone corner to SAID Burk's land: thence (2J
along said Burk' s land south sixty-four degIees
and fifteen minutes west, fifteen Chains and
sixteen links to a stone, corner of said Burk 5
Land; thence go SOUTH lwenly-three degrees
aud twenty minutes east, nineteen chains and
SIXTY Inks along said Burk's line to
hickory tee; thence E4l south, sixty-four de-
grees and thirty-tafee minutes west, twelve
chains and forty-thres links along Thomas
Mlller's land 10 stone, his corner; thence Isl
along his line north, twenty-four uegrees west
seven CHAINS and seven ty-hve links to Jacob
Hornerss line: thence loI along the said line
north, sixty-two de grres and thirty minutes
east one chain and thirteen links to a stone,
corner; thence III along said Horner's line north
twcnty-touI degiees and fifty minutes west,
seventy-nine chains and thirty links to Doctors
Greek, thence )np the saiu creek the sever
al courses thereof to the place of beginning.
Containing one hundred ninety-eight acres and
forty-fve hundredths of an acre OF land.
Also one. other tract of land called No. q sit
uate on the 1ortherly side Of the Imlaystown
Road.
beginning IN the aforesaid read at the north
xvrst corner Of the stoue house farm, now Noah
Hunts: thence al along said road north, fifty
five degrees ana ifty-four minutes east, four
chains TO stone corner OF Samuel Hender-
sons land: thence FL along said Henderson s
line north twenty-tnree degrees aud fifteen
minutes west, fourteen chains to Doctors
Creek: thence [3J down said creek to the be GIN
ming corner Of the first above tract described:
thence l4l by the same south. twenty-four de-
prees and twenty minutes east. fourteen chains
10 the place of beginning. Containing i've acres
and twenty-five hundredths of'an acre.
Seized as the property of William T. Hend-
rickson> ct ux ct ais, taken IN execution at the
suit of Bessie Il. Bailey and George w. Apple
gate and to be sold by
JOHN'H. VAN MATER, Sheriff
Dated May IS, 1925.
WILTON 7. APPLICABLE, Solicitor. II
l7r liaesl l$29.S7J
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SPEND MILLIONS
IN INSECT WAR
horticultural Board Works to
Prevent Entry Into Country.

washington. - Millions of dollars
now are being spent annually to con-
troll plant diseases and insect pests In
this country and prevent the entry
Of others from foreign lands.
@he federal horticultural board of
the Department Of Agriculture, which
has this work In hand, estimates that
from So to 80 per cent of the real In
sect pest problems are due to foreign
importations.
Prominent among the insects are
the gypsy and brown-tail moth, which
entered from Europe; the Japanese
beetle, from Japan; the cotton boil
weevil, from Mexico; the European
corn borer, from Europe, and the San
Jose scale, from China.
Quarantines within the United
States itself are maintained prohibit
ing, for instance, the movement of cot
ton from isolated points in Texas
where infection has been found; corn
and broom corn, sorghums and sudan
grass from infested areas in Vermont,
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Michigan, on account of the European
corn borer; and In certain counties in
New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Della
ware, because of the Japanese beetle,
which affects farm products between
June is and October Is.
An embargo on Malaga grapes from
Spain is maintained because of the
presence of the Mediterranean fruit fly.
All fruits, except pineapples md ba-
nanas, grown In the Hawaiian ISLAND !,
are shut out from the American me :
ket because Of the Mediterranean fruit
fy and the melon fly. Several species
Of Mexican fruits are on the embarGo
list because Of the Mexican fruit fly.
So vigilant is the federal horticui-
tural board to keep these insect pests
from American shores that its men go
aboard incoming vessels and Inspect
their Iarders for forbidden fruits. A
little persuasion is usually sufficient
to have the undesirable fruit de-
stroyed; otherwise a customs seal
bars their use In the American port.
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CHERRIES SALE. by virtueof a.
~ writ of fl IA. 10 me directed issued out of
the Court of Chancery of the State of New
Jersey, will be exposed to sale t public ven
due on ET
The Monmouth inquirer. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1865-1933, 1925-05-21

CHERRIES ASALE.-By virtue of a
10 writ of Fl. ia. to me directed, issued out
of the Monmouth County Common Pleas Court
of the State of New Jersey, will be exposed
to sale at public vendue on
Monday, the Goth day of May, 1926,
between the hours of IL o'clock and S O'Clock,
lat One o'c1ock) Eastern Standard Time in
the afternoon OF said day. at the Court House,
in the Borough ofFreehold, County of Mon
mouth, New Jersey, to satisfy judgment of
said Court. amounting to approximately $433.co.
A1lthe defendants right, title and interest in
and to the following:
Ali that certain lot, tract or parcel of land and
premises hereinafter particularly described sit
nate, lying and being in the Borough OF ATTAIN
tic Highlands, in the County of Monmouth
and State Of New Jersey.
Beginning at point in the nofthsriy line
of South Avenue and therein distant easter1y
one hundred fool feet from The northeast
er1y corner of the same aud Avenue B and
line of lot Number One Hundred and Twelve
(II2] one hundred and thirty feet Fr3ol to the
southerly line pilot Number Ninety-one; thebce
.easterly, along the south erly line OF lot nnm-
Der Ninety-one loTl fifty feet f5ol to the west
erlY line Of lot Number One Hundred and
Ten [IIol; thence southerly, along the wester-
1y line oflot Number One Hundred and TenfIIol
one hundred and thirty feet [I3o fiji to the
nortberly line of South Avenue; thence west
eriy, along the northerly line OF South Avenue
fifty l5o ft.J tot the point or place of Begin
ming.
Being all Of lot Number One Hundred
and Eleven mo. I'M as depicted on the map
entitled MAP of Building Isots,for sale at At
lantie Highlands, New Jersey, by John S, Hub
bard" M
Seized as the property of George, w.
Reyes, taken in execution at the suit of
william McCnlly, and to be soldby
JoHN-H. VAN MATER, Sheriff
Dated April ao 1895.
Heine Bostwick & Bradner, Attorneys.
lag linesl lao.5sI
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g HERIFFVS SALE. BY virtue Of a
~ writ of fl. fa.to me directed issued out of
the Court of Chancery of the State of New
Jersey, will be exposed to sale al public ven
due on Nf
Monday. the 1st day Of June, 1926,
between TIE hours of IL O'Clock and ( O'Clock
lat O'Clock Eastern Standard time. IN The
afternoon of said day, at the Court House. in
the Borough of Freehold, county of Monmouth.
New Jersey, to satisfy adecree OF said Court
amounting to approximately $2,4o7oo Ite
All that certain tract or parcel of land and
premises. hereinafter particularly described
situate, lying and being in the borough Of
Export III the County of Monmouth and State
OF New Jersey.
Beginning in the ca st side of Broad Street as
said Street is located in front of The properly
hereby conveyed at the northwest corner Of
Asher Holmes lot; thence easlerly at RIGHT
anglesto Broad Street along said lasf named lot
one hundred and nine feet to the Baptist Par
sonage lot; thence northeriy along said last
named lot and parallel to Broad Street forty-
two feetto Eckhaft's lot; thence westerly along
said last named lot and parallel with The fret
III aforesaid one hundred and nine feet to
the east edge of said Broad street; thence
sontherly along the same forty-two feetto the
beginning. s7s ll7issS ~
Being the same premises conveyed to the
said Hayme1 j. Cohen by deed from Moiiie
Simon and husband, dated June q, 1907 and
recorded IN Book So3 of Deeds, pages 100 sc,
Also another lotsituateda as afosesaid %
Beglnuing at point in the west edge of Di-
VISION Street one hundred and ifty (Isol feet
northerly from the northwest corner Of Cross
aud Division Street; thence (I) north along
s s: DIVISION street hfteen degrees nd thirty
SIX minutes west ninety-four (o4) feet to a LOT
formerly owned by Asher Holmes, thence ri
south seventy-four degrees and fortyt eipht
minutes west along the land now or formeIlu
owned by Asher Holmes, Mary Pope and y Iobyy
Van Woert, one hundred and nine feet fYoo1
thence l3l south fifteen degrees and thirty-six
north seventy-four degrees and fottSssiasht
minutes east one hundred and nine feet Tfool
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(ISHERIFF'S SALE by virtue of a
/, writ OF fl fa to me directed, issued out
IF the Court of Chancery of the State of New
Jersey, wilt be exposed to sale at public ven
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IN CHANcERY OF NEW JERSEY.

To Gertrude Itoeffel.
By virtue of an order of the Court of Chan
Gerry Of New Jersey, made on the day of the
date hereof wherein John c. Loeffel is petit
toner, and you are defendant you are re-
CURED TO appear and plead, answer OF demur
to petitioners petition, on or before the 4th
day OF June, next, or in default thereof such
decree will he taken against you as the Chan
cellor shall think equitable and just
The object of said suit is to obtain a decree of
divorce, dissolving the marriage between you
and the said petitioner.
Dated April IS, Io25.
HENRY r. DOLAN
Solicitor of Petitioner,
I64 Market St.. y
ap-I6-5t lIo-l$o.SS) Newark. N. J.
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STOKES & McDERMOTT,
Solicitors for Complainant
West Main ST., freehold, N. j.
Dated Freehold New Jersey, Aprit as, 1895.
[96 1ines ts4e.92l
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COR. BRICK. 4 sToR,. CEN. DOWNTOWN
steam steam beat slee prom; oS s9fner;
SToRERooM. 24x4s FIT: GROOM AND
bath apt. above; large two-story garage
large oak shade: street car and buses pass
the door: five minutes to White House by
auto: city deliveries. real bargain ior
Phone Clarendon 3l5. 20
H ST. N.E-LARGE STORE, 2 R., BATH,
hot-water plants; electricity; bargain at
Store and rooms; good location; rented
THOMAS p. BRoWN. e17 AZ st. s.w.
FOR sALE-FIRsT TIME OFFERED. ~
18th st. n;w.-24 by 100; This property pert,
Will take back first trust. See J. A. HAY
DEN. l410 ST. NV. Agent
SPECULATIVE OPPORTUNITIES.
NEAR l1h AID new YORK AVENUE.
PRICE. s26.0OO. Rent, 81, 400 per an
mum. Three story and cellar brick with tT o,
= ori feet PrS wide sH 10 80 i 100. alley Az N
vEsTMENT WITH 4 GREAT Eu IIrJ
NEAR 18th AND STREETS.
MODERN BRICK. three,story and cellar
Al condition; rsnoysted do th noo Rents
M II TH mor vhc1N fFoG oF I4b STREET
! H VERMoNT AVENUE.
REAL PICKUP Three . story and patS ce.'
lar lar 6 brick; lot 221loo to alley. fhr'E'
owNTowN-NEAR PENNSYLVANIA
AVENUE.
SPECIAL INVESTMENT. Brick. with
lot 25xl5O TO 40-foot alley. ANNUAL
RENT, S2l0O. PRICE. Sl6,T50.
GARDINER Il DENT. INC.
MAIN 1884. 1909 l. ST. NV.
18th STREET BUSINESS PROPERTY.
As Feet Frontage on l4th street.
Substantial improvements.
Leased at $4,000 Per Year.
Excellent Investment at 81 5000.
H. CLIFFORD BANGS.
RealtOr.
200 Investment Bldg. franklin 24n.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS. NEAR

A most conveniently located modern
apartment house, every modern convenience
stories, "a apartments annual rental
SEE Us FOR BARGAINS IN APART
MENT HOUSES, y BuS SE S PROPERTIES $
LATIyE REAL ESTATE.
MOORE HILL. INC.
80 18th ST NV.
Member WASHINGTON Real Estate Board
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LYON PARK .

Five rooms and bath: ami gas range
garage: lot 75 IT. by 1875 fl. This house
bargain at $4,000: small cash payment,
balance monthly.
Six rooms. two-story house. facing beauti-
full park; bath fireplace garage. gas range.
newly papered and painted: lot 100 fl. by
1914 IT.. worth $4,000: owner. transferred.
offers this house at . bargain.
SS.36O-S150 cash. balance monthly.
For inspection call G. W. SMITH.
Main 4IpS. or Clarendon $50.
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sALE-sUBURBAS PROPERTY

OPEN SUNDAY MILE EAST OF KEN
slngton, Md. on Wheaton I'd modern ar
ana 2-b home; lot T6x425; bargain NJ
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FOR SALE-STORES.
FOR EXCHANGE,
FINE APARTMENT HOUSE

TO exchange for car second trust note or
property in or near Takoma Park. Can.
Col $751;
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FOR S.ALE-ACREAGE.
ACREAGE

ACREAGE.
For acreage or small and large
farms, Washington and vicinity, See o. 3.
zantzinEsr. e45 at NV. Phones. Main
tnqulrss-
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. WEST OF 14th ST.
practically new apartment house one
of the finest streets of Columbia Heights, in
most convenient and accessible locality
where vacancies are the exception. This
building has 90 beautiful Housekeeping
apartments with an annual rental OF
$4,000 Well financed. Will consider
other property in part payment.
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.

1913 HARVARD ST. NV, 10 r.
s pains, cleo; az ao ~
Bradley Hills s " ~, b.: h'.w.h...:. 5000
93I fla. ave. for col 5000
LIST YOUR VACANT HOUSE OR APART PA ri
m ns,t with us; We have eompsten. ana e on
the day rent TT"f IS c ofP'' " ~
GOLDSMITH & CO..
GOLDSMITH BLDG; MAIN 1910.
1905 EYE ST. NV.
AttrsctiVs so GkAS 81 AMI mn N isF:e garage
about acre ground. with shade trees shrub
ners, etc ,, WI, be available at once; present
Snaa' R W., s9ST a. I any ilme J. CT NJ skeo
1875 l7th ST. N.w-s RMS. AND
sos Georpia ,re rm.
and bath; furnace heat r"' so so
bath 'f tur 9in st. st., n.~'-o rms ana - 80
THE WASHfNGTo 1 loan 4 TRUST Co
80, :. : Real Estate Dept u, Z
1888 SOUTH CAPITOL ST.
rooms Steam hsat I.rra xart in roar.
i2NI EC MA p o"i"IeNS
ia w I-,o vi AN IN,
I'll 18th St NV. Phone Main 1850.
100 l-,,1I, - -
$40 Az ST. \. f..
Nau,l, p,oaad ,I po;.a1
Six rooms and bath ....1,,....N.,'s4a5o
II1 SiJi "
oTI l. - l.. NE.
Z rms. bath. gas cleo: lear brick
garage: newly papered " S65 90
lb3A It. n.w.-9 r.. > b.. sh elec. 1875 90
sol ARk. Or. Or. rd-q r. b.. g
h.-wh. ......... 90 90
1910 22nd st. n.w-9 r. b. gas 800
12l Kenyon st. n.w-S r.. b., gas.
h;-a;h. ........ $500
M 1871. DAVID F.. BARRY. S01 II st. n W
2)01 Al. DID,. :. NJ W.
o--l MI. lcdSdllt 81. NV.
End floor. rms kitcb hath $50 90
Bird floor rms. kitchen. bath 40 90
1T4a Pa ave N " - rr,s ha,b " n ~
NJ. 1901 DLyID 2 R.ppY 80 l; :, 'o'Uo
IT,p T,0D,7E1-T - I :, :. : !. 90 - ~ u
n " IN M 100 ALLtISON Fl. "a. AVE-.
In wh-I ie seml-bungalow: rooms
, I'LL; eiectrIciy. Sleeping porch: very good
VIZ tsoucea 20 soo
.o Near totn ana Spring I'd n.w.-New; r
buitin garage a nN Only Sis peat electricity
60, noth aho fslrmont sts n.w;-Modern =
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sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

HOUSES. LOTS AND BUNGALOWS. SEE
GEO. G. GAYLOR, real estate and builder,
Berwyn. Md. Phone Berwyn 80 30s
S-R. HOUSE & LOT. 65x120. IN LAUREL.
Md, with modern improvements; has garage
in rear. Apply GEO. w. ALCORN. 26a
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BRIGHTwooD. NEAR GEORGIA AVE-
rm exceptional bung. ami: plenty ground:
garage; $3.50: unusual terms: owner; no
agents. Address Box 463-M. Star ONCE. 80
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SAIE-EAR.MS

SMALL FARM. CHEAP. INQUIRE AT shy
dsG : g rs Lacey Lac To- sta oG,r Balston
81 ACRES, 8 MILES WEST OF MT. JACK
son. Va. dwelling and outhomses. For fur
ther information INQUIRE 6lS Kennedy St n W
e ACRES. WITHOUT IMPROVEMENTS,
ington, on Little River Turnpike rd., ad-
Joining Lee Highway i in the town S Of Fair,
'"' '0 BG s;'SG ~ e GARkGTT. '''' over
Phone 81. Once Open Sunday.
BARGAIN, PRODUCING FARMS AND
sNcHoR Realty coRfffT', e5 ss' southern Rsn
Bldg.
EARN Ear w on FINE HIGHWAY, ~ NILES
rfs ms be Sm Gsss co asr 1nd
s.areG spns apple sbd ooo hes
better than 500 barrels Peach trees will
commence to bear commercially next year.
~ acres under guilty alton. Place fully
equipped for farming and orchard Good
tenant house and farm buildings. will sell
Woodward Building
10 ACRES NEAR STATE ROAD PART
from n. eoti sss n Ttn t bath 2 md
truck Small cash payment. Phi. cleve. 1913.
COLONIAL; II LARGE ROOMS, BATH
porches, furnace Ave open irepiaces. eiec-
building 100 fruit trees ono small n~1 3f%it on
trolley and bus line edge of thriving town
sell from TO IS acres: reasonable price and
ANNETTE 6; BERRY Owner
Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna 5-F-2 ga
DAIRY AND STOCK FARM
NEAR WASHINGTON.
III ACRES
Profitable stock and dairy farm and de-
~ nEh,tul horne IN beautiful Fairfax County
roads entire g mile. 10 Washington. 81
M scres fronting long distance on the pike
lilly Farm" Blue Ridge Mountains can he
10 les fss ans ts
will share in the. rapid enhancement Of val.
side sd Of n. Poto a9iaF place on the Virginia
Ten room dwelling. cellar under entire
n .,e porches front and rear; large shaded
Barn 364l0o. steel stanchions for 40 cows.
modern equipment including milking machine
dairy house, . silos. S-room tenant house.
80 acres in corn. 30 acres in cowpeas
in grass and sod: land hes well. gently roll
inG and very productive: finely wstered by
30 high-grsde cows. 3 heifers, i regis
tered bull. horses. wagon and harness:
spreader. disc drill. DeerinE binder; complete
! dairy equipment.
PKl0E, So, UOO.
o For to nsreG. hi; excep
RUBY LEE MINAR.
14o5 New York Ave. Main ll45. :.
Maryland.
Montgomery County Farms.
40 Minutes from White House Over Fine Pike
- acres. s-room modern house new barns
and outbuildinEs: excellent water: orchard
IL acres woodland; $4,000.
10 acres. 10-room farmhouse outhuild-
inrs in good condition; orchard $4,000.
Many other farms and town properties.
Rockville Development Co., Inc,
Rockville. Nd.
CAL M. SHAW . TO 8 q m
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Near Meridian Hill Park-A practically
new, well constructed apartment house con-
tanning 10 housekeeping apartments; annual
rental $4,000: price very reasonable; well
fnaDced: will trade equity for smaller prop
erty or good unimproved ground.
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FOR RENT-STORES,

sl6 18th ST. N.w.-sTORE WITH LARGE
alley in rear; about 1000 square feet res.
additional space up to 1000 SQUARE feet can
be secured 10 store below street level. Ap-
S2I IIth ST. NV. OPPOSITE w. B. A.
station and Annapolis Apt Hotel. 20SS!O
private side entrance: I windows 20.
and ot tn EigH s0E
STORE FOR RENT. 1885 PARK ROAD: lsx
90 IT.: cellar under entire store: rent very
st. Phone Col sosii, 2.
4td5 14th ST. N.w-sIZE 25x4s: RENT.
500 per month, Can owner. Woodsde 1876
3723 GA. AvE-RENT. S25 PER MONTH;
Can 6 III owner, woodside 1876. between 8 g.: and
WILL SUBLET PART OF MILLINERY
store. excellent downtown location. for
iadies wear or allied business. Address Box
36-M. Star office.
store. with both street and alley entrasce:
immediate possession. For further infor-
nation apply
Real Estate Department.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION.
10th and SITS,
$500 GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-SToRE RE-
sonable.
-, C W; SIMPSON CO, .-oo
1898 PARK RD.-LARGE STORE, WITH
apt. of rooms and bath above; rent greatly
reduced.
c. W SIMPSON CO.
IA 18th St NV Frank 1900.
2l45 p ,sT.--LARGE STORE; RENT
greatly reduced
c. W. SIMPSON CO.
IA 18th st. NV Frank. 800.
$40 NEW YORK AVE. N.w-SUITABLE
for any kind of business; frst-clsss condi-
ton: reason able rent.
1520-22 l. ST. n.w.-New; never been oc-
cupied electricity.
GARDINER DENT. INC.
Main 1894. 1909 l. st. NV.
TRIANGLE STORE AT LIST ST. AND \. J,
ave. NV: now used for lunchroom; only
$50 per month.
New corner store. y. J. ave. and o st.
NV. facing three streets: location good for
''''
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baths. Brookland: one-car garage. Now ar
ranged IN apartments: minimum upkeep
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

DESK SPACE OR MAIL PRIVILEGE WITH
telephone directory listing IL secured at once
902 Dist. Nat Bank Bldg. Frank. Tl43
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A RARE BARGAIN.
An IDEAL SUBURBAN HOME

- -Nt-lh LIE HEIGHTS, VA.
High elevation. beautiful grove shade
,,t. near cars and bus line: only 8 min
9Ies II farei to city. House nearly new i'm
fine repair and ready for immediate occu,
pancy. 9 rooms. baths. fine porches and
mi: Dig garage; large lot 75xI30 fl. Your
opportunlfy' easy terms; save rent: enjoy
cooIlng oreezes of the Heights" Stores
schools and churches near.
MARSHALL. McKIBBIN
IL Woodward Bldg. Phone Main 3O46.
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WANTED-MONEY.

would ike 10 borrow $500 at Der cent and
s sSnu' s.Sn kss m rSn,f,y IN ip..sr-
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NEAR 18th ST

NEAh 1OVN II.
A modern four-story apartment nous
with every modern convenience. containing
80 we'll appointed apartments. Annua
rental S23,520. Other property will be &C
cepted in part payment.
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TAkOMA PARK.

ss.75o-5 rooms, tiled bath. attic
pantrv with buiIt-in ice box: inclosed sleep
ing porch: now ready for occupancy: fire
place: oak floors. Very easy terms;
SIC S5O-S-room brick. in perfect condl-
zion: all improvements; extra large lot
Terms. -.
SIS 5O0-New six-room colonial: LIVING
room across front with fireplace: h.-w.h.;
one bedroom FIRST floor: unique plan. Very
So ooo-New shingle house. Six large
rooms. hot-water heat oak floors. fireplace:
paved street. Terms.
LILLE q HENDRlCk,
End 18th St. "Takoma" car line. Takoms
Park Col. SS26.
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IN THE FAsHIoNABLE NORTHWEST.

IN THE FASHIONABLE NORTHW EST.
wonderfully located, modern six-story
freproof apartment house. situated in the
fashionable northwest, contains 4S bright
S5l 900; exceptionally well financed. New
first trust loan at sc. will trade equity
property.
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NN1NJ LNc MA l. 4 L ~
34th and R l. Ave. Mt. Rainier.
Phone Hyatts. l2b-W and SOL.
COTTAGE CITN-

New Broom bungalows with bath and all
city improvements, electric lights, gas range,
oak floors. beautifully laid out and finished.
concrete cellar, laundry trays and furnace
heat; concrete walks and improved roads.
Close to stores, school good car and bus serv-
ice Price So. $50: $3.50 cash and sos month
take G st cars and get off second stop he
yond Mt. Rainier. Any one will direct you
TO our Office. Or take bus at 18th and H ne.
out BALTIC. pike to Decatur St, Cottage City.
CHAS. NJ. LIGHTB0WN,
ONCE No. Decatur St. Cottage City.
Phi Hystts. 954-W. p. o. Mt. Rainier, Nd.
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FOR RENT-DESK SPACE.

MAILING ADDRESS. SIS: DESK & PHONE.
$40; central ONCE building at 14th n. Y.
ave. Call Mr. Hawkins. 81 pm. FIR. 4407-W.
30s
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247 MAPLE AVE. TAKoaA PARK-NoD
srn 2-story cellar and attic home hard WOO,
noors ana trim first story: bedrooms. -
ceptlon nall. tile bath. pantry porches iron
G Sng rear; prick mantel large lot Appl,