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Evening star., 1925-11-02
AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS
UNEQUALED SINCE WAR

NEW YORK. November LP).-
Prosperity of the automobile com
ponies. as indicated by the earnings
"f three large motor manufacturers
in Tho third quarter. has been un-
epualed at any previous period since
The war. Net earnings Of the Gen
eral Motors. Studebaker and Chrysler
Corporation showed gains of the pre-
rcdinc quarter and striking increa ases
over the corresponding period of last
Year. New sales records were estab-
liShed for the quarter and the com
ranies for the quarter and the min
month period.
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TEA STOCK INCREASED.

NEW YORK, November R).-
Stockholders of the National Tea
Company, Chicago, have authorized
the issue of S5,000,000 in preferred
stock and an increase in the common
stock from $4,000 shares to 10000
as part of the program to declare a
stock dividend of 200 per cent which
the directors will act upon this week.
Evening star., 1925-11-02
BY WILLIAM +. HEFFERNAN.

NEW YORK, November 2.-As
trading started the week on the Curb
Exchange speculation was as active
and price fluctuations as wild as at
any time during the present bull
movement. The great strength in
motor shares on the Stock Exchange
communicated itself to the curb mar
ket, and several of the group estab.
lished new high records. This was
true of Chandler, which ran up
SHARPLY in sympathy with strength
IN Chandler on the big board, and of
Heo, which was up point or more.
Stutz and Durant also bore their
share in the improvement.
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BUSINESS DECLARED
UP TO EXPECTATIONS

NEW YORK. November CP).--
surveys of commercial activity last
week revealed that the Improvement
was not confined 10 few industries.
The National City Bank reported that
the trend of business over the coun-
try in the past month had been to
increased activity. which was in line
with normal development at this sea-
son and fully realized expectations.
Trade is excellent said the bank S
review. "and the industries are run
ming about as near to capacity as they
can do when not under unhealthful
stimulus. There is no sign of the
class of buying which signifies fear of
scarcity or rising prices.
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MONTGOMERY WARD HAS
NEW SALES RECORD

CHICAGO, November (PD.-Mont-
gomery Ward & Co. today reported
the largest months sales in their his
tory. The company's October sales
were S21 1.964.S .Ss2 as compared with
SIT, ,376 in October 1924. an increase
of 27.24 per cent. Sales to date for
1925 are S142 .512,61S, an excess of 1854
per cent over the corresponding period
in 1924.
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sales INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS
Washington Stock Exchange
SALES

Washington Gas 6s '33-S10O at 10@.
Potomac Electric Power pd. W. l.-l0 at
l03ls 10 at 103. ; at lob.
Washington Rwy. Elec. com.-lo az
Merchants Bank e. Trust Coo at l31.
Mcr-enthaler Linotype-1o at lo2.
AFTER CALL
Potomac Elec. cons. 5s-Sl 900 AZ % = 6.
wsshin-ton Gas 5s-S1 900 AT 90
Potomac Electric Pow. pfd. ". Id at
IO2s.. " ,oo
Washington Rvy. & Elec. 7. r. SIS So
81 600 at 1O2 "a.
Notice-The exchange adjourned today
out of respect to the memory of Milton F..
Allies, resident of the RIGGS National Bank.
who died Friday October 30. 1925.
Moncy-Call loans. ) and per cent
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WOOL PRICES HIGHER.

BOSTON. November THE wool
market began the week with slightly
firmer prices for foreign. grades.
Montevideo fine stock was held for
so cents, grease basis in bond, with its
selling at 40 cents and IS at a. cents.
Fine cape woods were offered at Sill
to SLIP and Australian types of the
same quality at $1.0S to Slip.
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TOBACCO SALES HEAVY.
Little New Stock Received AT
Maryland Warehouses.
Srecal Dispatch 10 The star.

SNe"'aI UsN7tCh TO I'VE STET.
BALTIMORE. November An
active movement is reported for all
good quality Maryland tobacco and
sales last week totaled 1.256 hoGSheadS,
with only EOS hogsheads being re-
Ceived. leaving total stock III the
State tobacco warehouses of 1881
hogsheads.
Quotations today for Maryland to-
hacco per 100 pounds: Interior and
frosted firm leaf. 400 to 800; sound
common and greenish. 1000 TO 1900;
good common. 1900 to $500: medium,
$500 to $500: good to fine red, $500
10 53 90: fancy. $500 to $500; seconds,
common to medium, 500 to 1000: sec
conds. good to fine. 31.00 to $500:
upper country. air cured, 800 to 1900;
ground leaves tnew), nominal.
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New Financing
In 10 Months
Above Last Year
By tho Associated Press.

by INC AssOcidte0 ffess.
NEW YORK, November New
corporate issues tloated in October
aggregated S27S,095,S00 against
1884 ,032. 900 in October last year.
the decline being attributed ip
compilation by the Journal of
Commerce to the small amount of
ra ilroad issues, which totaled only
s11, ,46S,000, a drop of more than
500. 100000 The total for the first
10 months of the year was $3.016,-
653, 400 an increase of 1904 ,9S5 900
over the corresponding period of
1904
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RUBBER DEMAND GROWS.

AKRON. November . (SpeciaD. =
Early cold wet weather has stimu-
lated demand for waterproof foot
wear. and from $4,000 to 10000 pairs
Of rubber boots and shoes are being
turned out daily at local plants. The
y. +. Goodrich Co. reports substan-
tial increase in sales of this line, as
compared with last year.
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POTATO MARKET.

CHICAGO, November , P).-Po
tatoes-Trading a little slower; marke
barely steady; total United States
shipments, 1,157 cars: Wisconsin anC
Minnesota sacked round whites, 4.0(
a425; frozen, S.S5; Michigan and Wis
consin bulk round whites, 4.O0a42O.
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TWO HOLIDAYS ABROAD.

PARIS. November R).-I1oliday
on the Bourse today, All Souls Day
Beginning November the .Bourse will
remain open on Saturdays.
LONDON. November . P).--Today
is holiday on the stock exchange
here.
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BUTTER LOWER TODAY.

CHICAGO. November P.-But-
ter lower; receipts, a,276 tubs: cream
cry extras, so: standards, 46A: extra
firsts. 461aa4s17; firsts, 44a45: seconds,
41a42. Eggs unchangeds 1856 cases;
firsts, 45a50: ordinary .firsts, 3ea44.
Evening star., 1925-11-02

With cast composed entirely of
members OF the family OF John Buc-
han, the novelist, and all minor parts
by other relatives, a play was present
ed at Broughton,. England, recently.
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MINING STOCEe
LEAD PRICE ADVANCES,

NEW YORK, November 2 R.-
The American Smelling and Refining
Co. today advanced the price of lead
from $50 to 9.75 cents per pound.
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Wholesale prices opened at Center
Market this morning about where
they left off Saturday. Trading was
Of good volume and supplies ample,
Todays Wholesale Prices.
Rutter-Fancy, tub. SO; prints, 55;
store PACKED, 35.
E,gss-Fancy, selected. candled
5oa55: average receipts. 46ai7; hen.
merry, white. 90.
Poultry. alive-Spring chickens
large, 27aoS; Leehorn chickens. 2oa
%: heavy hens. IS: medium hens,
26a27; turkeys. 38a45; ducks. 20a22;
geese, 12a15 Dressed-Spring chick
ems. large, 3Oa32; fowls, 3oa31; tur-
keys, 45a50
Live stock-Calves. IA; lambs,
Spring. IA: hogs. 1212a13.
Meat-Beef. 17alS; lambs. 25a27;
veal, 1Sa22.
Today's market report on fruits and
vegetables, compiled by the Market
News Service Bureau of Agricultural
Economics, says:
Apples-Supplies liberal: demand
moderate. market steady: barrels, Vir-
einia, a 2l2 inches, Mcintosh, 6.00a
$50, mostly $50; New York, 3
inches. Kings. 500; boxes. Washing
ton. medium to large sizes extra fancy
=, Delicious. mostly $50; extra fancy
lonathans. 2.75a3.00: extra fancy
Romes. mostly 800: Virginia. extra
fancy Staymans. medium TO large
sizes, 2.0Oa2. %: bushel baskets, Mary
land and Virginia. 212 inches, vari.
nus varieties. l.00a so; New York, a
20 inches, Seek-no-Futthers, $50.
Cabba age-Supplies limited; deman nd
, moderate, market firm: New York,
bulk. per ton. Danish type. $500
Celery-Supplies light: demand mod
crate. market firm: New York, pa
crates, Golden Self BlanchinC, in the
rough 30Oa3.50.
pes-Eastern supplies moder-
ate. demand light. market fairly
steady; New York. 12-qt. china Y
baskets Concords, 1.10a1.25; western
supplies liberal. demand moderat te,
market steady: California. crates
Emperors, 1.75a2.00.
Potato Market Firm.
Iettuce-Eastern supplies light ::
n" sales reported; western supplies
moderate, demand moderate, market
steady; California crates. iceberg
type. 4 doz., 4.25a4.50.
Onious-Supplies moderate, demand
limited, market firm; New York, 100
lh. sacks yellows U. S. No. l. 250a
2.75; Michigan and Indiana. l00lb.
' sacks. yellows L. s, No. l, large
size, 2.75a300.
Potatoes-Supplies moderate. de-
mand moderate. market firm; Michi-
gan. 150-lb. sacks Russet Rurals L.
- No. /, 650a675; few higher
Sweet potatoes-Supplies liberal
demand limited, market steady;
North Carolina, cloth-top stave bar
reIs Porto Ricans No. |. 3.50a3.75
few 400: Virginia East Shore
Cloth-top stave barrels yellows. 4.50a
500
ulif1ower-Supplies limited: de.
Island, crates, 325a3.50; Oregon
: crates, go.
Tomato Receipts Light
Toma toes-Expres receipts light;
supplies moderate: demand moderate,
market steady: California, lugs ripes.
wra pped and turning wrapped. 800
a3.25; Ohio, hothouse, 10lb. baskets,
medium size. 800.
Lima beans-Expres receipts light:
Demand good. market steady; East
Shore, Maryland. bushel hampers.
3O0a3 so
gSplant-Florida express receipts
light; demand moderate. market
steady: Florida. pepper crates, fancy.
55Oa6.00.
Squash--EXpress receipts light de.
mand moderate, market steady; Flor.
ida. pepper crates. medium size, 800
a5.50; large size, low as 3.75.
Evening star., 1925-11-02

Froghoppers, an insect pest, did
$1,000. 900 damage TO the sugar crop of
Trinidad this year.
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NEW YORK, November Fol
lowing is an official list of bonds and
STOCKS traded in on the New York
Curb Market TODAY:
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Bid and Asked Prices.
BONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY
MISCELLANEOUS

:, - I,,,.r Co ia ....
y T., rainI stock Id BIZ 5s.. 10I n 1913 II
noI 11p 1paaItv 5s IIons 80. % 100
n Realty tSnOftt Os... SF
Southern Bldg, 61as 1ol ...
Wssh, Mkt Cold storage os ~ ....-
XaTdman Park Hotel 6s..... 1Ol u ....
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TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

Quotations furnished by Redmond & Col
Nnfr
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PRICES HOLD FIRM
AT CENTER MARKET
Week Opens With Very Few
Changes-U. S. Fruit and
Vegetable Review.

Wholesale prices opened al Center
Market this morning about where
they left off Saturday. Trading was
of good volume and supplies ample.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CHENX CH ASE

SI1E V SI1AoE.
formal entrancs type with large side
living porches at each end of house.
IT. Is located Just west of Conneeti-
s1I. green. and .hTusssry. i i most
practical In arrangement, has six
rooms, all are larger than average
size. complete tile bath. also maids
Ss,Ia with csln. BATH open 5eP!aee
throughout and other features. Ga
rage to match house: Price only
$4,000. on moderate terms.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
14l2 Eye st. NV. Franklin 95o3.
TO CoI0RED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
alley, liz st. NV: 8 r. and b.. h.-w.h;
room for saage !, will pay you .1 to to Inspect
to suit purchaser: make offer.
,os JOIN 1ts v. CLARK Exclusive Agent e asoe
HoIIoW I1ESHA 4fLE EAHk; htS;dahow. MP;
$3.50.
Practically new, large rooms. tile bath.
attic over entire house; modern heating. gas
and cleo. large front porch. hollow-tile garage;
Phone KRAFT. NJ ses. Eve. Adams ass2.
The Final Touch of Beauty Will
Be Found in This Chevy
Chase Detached
New England Colonial.
$3.50. $1,000 Cash; Bal. Easy.
Two Blocks to Conn. Ave.
Corner. rooms and reception hall. fully
tiled bath with shower, extra toilet and lava
tory adjoining master bedroom, sleeping porch.
h.-w. heat, hwd. floors throughout. cement
porches. fireplace. builtin ice box and garage,
breakfast alcove with fixtures.
Hdsr LET Us r. SHOW roy thus
TERRELL & LITTLE, Inc,
1206 18th Street NV. Main 3aSJ.
Evenings phone Franklin 1861 or
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FOR ,sA1E-HousEs
kAK1 NASu- n "a Rnny

$3.50 OAkH-S.E.-8 ROOMS.
Near Eastern High-H.-w.h h, g. & e., laun-
dry. cellar. attic, glassed & screened porches,
tile bath, stationary bowl and gas connection
second door: terms: Mr.. NYCE, Fr. 6054-W,
or Main 80 Monday.
FOR COLORED.
si1 brick houees. and rooms and bath.
good NV. section; price, $500 to. $1,000;
terudS less for cash.
PENDLETON-o'BAR CO..
1l16 14th st. NV. Frank. 65l5.
BEST BUY IN COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-A
Gruver,built house. west Of 14th St. contain
int large rooms and bath. modern In every
respect: large lot with 2-car garage; II you
are looking ior home in this sna ,ocahty let
FRED II. SEITZ,
Ne, sth ST. NEAR sT.-7 r.. AND B.:
fur. heat; now rented to good tenant for s6o
per month. Price, $65
Sc, 9th st.. just ofr e. Cap.-s r. and 2 b.;
h.-w.h; suitable for rooming house. Price,
$S,aOO a
Buchanan st., near 16th n.w.-6 r. and b.;
h. VIII. cleo; 2 glassed porches and many
other features that make this a hne home
Price and terms are right.
JOHN V. CLARK,
600 Ith St. NV Main 25O2.
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FOR sALE-SUBURBAN PROP. FOR sALE-SUBURBAN PROP
SELECTED LIST OF VIRGINIA. HOMES
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
Clarendon
p
miles OF
Falls Church.
of land
Choice Building Site
Lot Va
Farm Bargain.
o acres of fertile and:4 acres of wood di
mi v
Fairfax County.
,HAS. F. BROADWATER
la Phe Cl
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Price, $1O,25O.
Near walter Reed Hospital. This home
should especially appeal to an Army or Naval
officer. New home with large bright rooms
and nice porches; living room with open
fireplace. The Kitchen has large pantry with
bedrooms hot-water heat. elec. lights and
oak floors. home that will be a pleasure
to live in. $1,000 cash and S1o per month.
Saul's Addition.
Brick home, situated west of 14th street.
Convenient to 18th street bus and 14th street
also glass inclosed breakfast porch. Oak
floors, h.-wh. and elee. lights. instantaneous
water heater Splendid condition. Large yard
with 2-car garage. Price, $1395O.
Near 14th and Shepherd SITS.
II you are looking for home priced
81. 800 less than any other home in this
rooms and tile BATH Concrete front and
double rear porches; a.m:i.. large yard. paved
alley. A real buy. Requires 5000 cash pay
ment.
Cleveland Park-$13,o50.
Conn ave- In one of the best sections Of this
popular locality. Colonial style, eight rooms
a bedrooms) good condition, hardwood doors
etc Lot 14O feet deep with a. two-car ga
rage. Reasonable terms accepted.
Soldiers Home Park.
Brick home containing rooms and tile bath.
Hardwood floors. h.-w:h. and elec. Hghts.
Good location. Possession in 80 days. Lot
1sx9O feet. Space for garage. Priced at
So, 500 and owner will sell on 81 200 cash and
S65 per month to cover all principal and in
terest.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.
1882 St NV Phone Main 1900
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TAKOMA PARK
DETACHED HOMES AND HOME SITES.

c. all nimprov
nie d of to
of Mra side. street convent
place large
co g range of with quanti
one o. the mostbe
in
o unusual t terms
al
hot heat hac unusual unusual sv oTng VALLEY; So ESQ m
n Of aand
LILLE & HENDRICK,
Carroll of
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
NEAR 18th AND r.

Attractive brick residence; 8
rooms, including 4 sleeping
rooms; electric lights; new fur
mace; excellent condition; walk
ing distance to business section
and surrounded by palatial
homes. For quick sale at $3.50.
Cash required, $1,000. Monthly
payments, SIS.
c. P. BARRETT,
Main 9Olo. 1902 K St.
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AMAZING.
N sON

AMAZING.
$500 Cash-New.
$4,000 00-$s5 Monthly
One Block to 14th Street Car Line
(EXtended)
6 rooms. fully tiled bath. built-in tub with
shower, h.-w. heat, hardwood floors, open fire.
place, bookcases, built-in ice box. one-piece
sink, breakfast porch, sleeping porch. Lot
III It. deep.
TERRELL LITTLE, Inc,
1905 18th Street NV. Main 1855,
Evenings phone Franklin 1861 or
Adams 3215-W.
COLORED-$5OO CASH.
Bargain, q beautiful 6-roem, bay-window
brick on Columbia road near 11th ST.. NV; !;
act quickly.
zH IpsEP1 sAAIIRo %. sle- 1sA|- -s1.
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WOODBRIDGE, D. C.
Special bargains: Best Groom house in
Woodbridge. Fireplace, oak noors.. sleeping
porch: So of II. 1. ave. Party leaving city.
Monthly payment. S6I.
Groom bungalow. ami: hardwood floors:
fireplace. Price, $3.50. Small cash payment,
monthly payment, $50.
Rest l-roOm house II. I. ave. Bargain if
ola at once. Party leaving city.
3-room bungalow. ami. Price. Sc. 800.
New groom bungalow: $500 cash: $50
month; with fireplace.
Other new bungalows and houses in Wood
ridge. Exclusive agency. Choice lots.
M. O. BULL,
y. 66l1-J. 22OO r. I. Ave. NE.
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CLEVELAND PARK

CLEVELAND PARK,
BEAUTIFUL HOME OF 10
ROOMS AND 8 BATHS.
Ideally Situated Near the
Cathedral.
Attractive and convenientlv
arranged interior.
Spacious living room, dining
room and kitchen.
Large reception hall.
-Four master bedrooms.
Can be seen by appointment
only.
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RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY

As4JAS ~ " - " Atok1N Z OVx EN- L /
SIX ROOMS: GAS AND GARAGE; S3S. so
month; half block cars. Apply 80 Clarendon
UNFCRNISHED HOUSES, $25 AND $50: 8,
: and rooms and porches. See Mr.. PEN
DARNIS. Cabin John car line, Stop 80.
ROOMS, ELEC., PIPELESS FURN., LARGE
,ot, healthy location: l fare; II st. cars to
Dist. Line through Md. PIX. to Central ave.;
$3a Perkins, Subdivision. Adams 2064J.
FLOOR OF ROOMS. KITCHENETTE. BATH,
electric lights. hot t-water ht.: rent, $50; Cher
rydale, Va. Address Box 412-v, Star office.
BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE AND APT. IN
Woodbridge, d; G., for rent al 500 per month.
Phone North 100
FOR RENT-DEL RAY, VA, s ROOMS AND
bath; large front and back yard, fenced;
chicken house: one block from car line; on
bus nus line TO ID. c.; only 20 minutes to Capital.
$40 per month.
Phone Alexandria sos.
TAkoMA PARK; DETACHED. ATTRAC-
tive. stucco California bungalow; five large
rooms. bath sleeping porch. full attic and
ilght' dry basement; in good section of Mary
land side; close to school and convenient to
cars and stores; all improvements; fireplace;
available the Goth: reasonable rent.
LILLE & HENDRICk,
Takoma Park, Col SSo6.
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A Group of New
Kite Homes
North Cleveland Park
at
Goth & Window StS

OSll1 O. w lIluOIIi DIS.
You'll find that these splendidly planned
and equipped Homes contain every housekeep-
ing essential and comfort. They are prac-
tically arranged to minimize housework and
enable you to thoroughly enjoy your Home life.
Only the best of materials and workmanship
have gone into their construction-the finishing
unexpected conveniences here that will instant
ly appeal to You from the standpoint Of prac-
ticability Don't fail to avail yourself of this
wonderfully attractive opportunity to own one
of these very desirable
Detached Homes.
North Cleveland Park is quite the most de-
sirable residential suburb of the National
Capital. You within one square Of the
critically and quickly-delay at this time may
mean disappointment.
Sample House, 43l5 3oth St.
Prices and terms that are
most interesting.
Inspection may be made any day or
> evening.
Our Mr.. r. f. Hamilton is in charge
of the Park office at 4301 Beth st. II you
wish to make a special appointment phone
him at Cleveland 149O.
II motoring, come out Conn. ave.. turn
left into Albemarle St, turning again left
into 3Sth st.-or take Wis. ave. cars to
just beyond the National Cathedral at
Window st. It's only a step from there.
HARRY A. KITE
Qncorporated),
1914 K St. Phone Main 4846.
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NORTHEAST-sS $50. TERMS.
Colonial brick home with built-in garage
Contains six rooms and bath Het-water heat
and electric lights. Hardwood floors upstairs
and down. This property is located in a very
good section OF the northeast, and should sell
At once at this price.
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Manor Park, D. c.
On the 14th st. Car Line tExtended).
Bungalows.
s7,95o-s750 Cash. s75 Monthly.
rooms and bath, bult-n tub (Pembroke); :;
Il oak h.w. floors, ub-Hoored; h.-w. heat:
fireplace; one-piece sink and built-in ice box
in Kitchen latest designed wall paper and
electric fixtures; attic with room for 9 rooms
and bath, noored; good lots, sodded and
fenced.
Colonial Corner Brick
Bungalow.
50 SO0-S1 ,OOO-SS5 Monthly
5 rooms and bath. Pembroke tub; h.-w.
heat hw. floors throughout, sub -noored, q
OAK; cement porches.
Artistic 7-Room Bungalow.
So, ,sOO-$1, ,OOO-$s5 Monthly.
H.w. floors. h.-w. heat, fireplace. Same
details in construction as the above adyer-
tisement.
9 Built, 5 Sold.
TERRELL & LITTLE, INC,
12O6 18th st. NV. Main 32SJ.
Ewes. phone Franklin 1851 or Adams 3215-w
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HOUSE AND ACRES. 100 FRUIT TREES;
near Colesville, Md. 81 900: $500 cash Phi.
Franklin zoos. c. E. PHILLIPS, 4o6 Sd NV.
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WANTED-sUBURBAN PR0P'TY

WANT TO LEASE, WITH OPTION OF PUR-
chase. or room house, about / acre Of land,
within > or miles distance. Write RUS
SELL. Al y, Y. ave NV
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FOR SALE-H0USEs
FOR SALE-BARGAI

FOR sALE-BARGAIN.
PRICE, $500.
Near 18th and G ne. Vacant. 8 rooms
and bath. Will rent for $45.
G. F. WARING. 1416 F st. NV.
REAL VALUES.
New Jersey ave. se.-10 rooms, baths
arranged as Q apts., h.-w.h.. electric light and
garage. Price, $1O.50O Terms.
st. sell rooms and bath. h.-wh. and
electric light, arranged apts.; So, 500;
terms enable.
Northesst-s rooms; two 4-room apis. and
bath. 1850. Terms
Six-room new brick ami, h.-w.h., electric
ligh., built-in garage; s6,e50: easy terms.
Fl. c. MAYNOR CO..
1902 No. Capitol St. Potomac 3056.
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Petworth, overlooking Ga: ave.-Tapestry
brick, 8 rooms, tile bath. cleo, h. VIII, oak
floors, col. porches; on high ground and i'm
proved street and alley. Price, $3.50; easy
N.E.-ss,75o- $500 CASH.
Colonial porches, tapestry brick. rooms,
RI. AVE. NV.
st-substantial home Of 10 rooms modern
Improvements. rear porches; room % for double
garage. Price only $40, $50: 600 cash.
Nr. 18th and You-6 rooms, bath, latrobe,
gas, hack yard; 30, $50: $500 cash.
Mr. 26th and Pa. ave.-S rooms, bath, Pear
garage: $500 cash; bal easy.
n. 81. aye.-First COM; brick. 10 rooms
bath. h.-w.h.. elec.; wonderful investment at
81, $50. Terms.
Nr ond and T nw.-6 rooms and bath :
a.m.i.: raraxe. This is chance Of life
time and needs only to be seen; $500
Easy terms.
S.E.-On car line: rooms. bath, latrobe
gas, back yard $4,000; on easy terms.
Rented at $50 per mo.
AUSTIN NJ. COOPER,
Main 1882. 800 11th st. NV
ON sth ST NV, NEAR LIBRARY: 8 RMS,
baths, h.:w.h., arranged rs apts.; partly
furn. can be bought for $500 cash. $65 per mo.
4 Sale or exchange Business property on 9th
st, NV, rented for $40 per mo-; 5-rm. fiat
End h6or. VIII exchange 5000 equity for
building lots or acreage.
NJ O. JARVIS, e25 18th st.
-ZFaaklin- &210.. Aah SSsa~ =
Evening star., 1925-02-15

HIGHEST ELEv. IN LYON PARK-BUY
from owner and save commission; at Lyon
Park, Clarendon. Va: corner lot, new Or.
bung.; a.mi.s large kitchen and pantry. open
fireplace; space in attic for . rooms; lot 65I
12J: sidewalks, elec. and gas; large oak and
hickory trees in front yard; all finished. ready
10 move in; reasonable cash payment and &65
per month +. A. THOMPSON. owner. Tele-
phone Clarendon S2Q-F-2 15s
Evening star., 1925-02-15

I4th ana Il Sts. Main 617
PETWORTH-s9, 800, TERMS
The best buy in Petworth. A tapestry brick
home, with concrete front porch and double
back percbes 10 feet wide and extending full
width Of the house. Contains six large bright
rooms pantry with builtin ice box Tiled
bath with but-in tub, shower and fixtures
Hardwood floors: instantaneous hot-water
heater: hot-wAter heat and electric lights
Lot extends back to alley with room for
garage. Located in a very desirable section of
Pctworth.