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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

Thornhill, Oxford, Ohio, who will be
bridemaids; Grace Cady, Boonville,
Ind, who will sing, and Dan Edkins,
Greensburg, Ind, who will be best
man; Richard Suckow, Mark A.
Harb, Robert Vandiver, all Of Frank
lin, Ind; Edgar Branigan, Muncie,
Ind, and Charles Weber, Ashland,
Ky, who will be ushers,
80
Hamilton Berry Chapter, Service
Star Legion met at 2:30 p. m. Tues
day at the Public Library. DR.. H.
S, Hatch, Sunnyside Sanitorium,
spoke, Community singing was led
by Mrs, Bruce Maxwell. Miss
Geneva Potts, pianist, Columbus,
Ind, gave a program. Arrange
ments We're completed for a rum
mage sale Friday.
Mrs, E. C. Ropkey, 222 N. Audubon
Rd., was hostess Tuesday afternoon
for the Irvington Tuesday Club. Mrs.
Fuller Hector read a. paper,
Miss Irna UlIich, 1919 Winthrop
Ave, was to entertain with a dinner
bridge and handkerchief shower at
6 p m. Tuesday at her home in
honor of Miss Mildred Stockdale,
whose marriage to Deane Maurice
Stephenson will take place Nov. l.
Gifts were to be presented from
a large honeymoon boat which was
to be used as the centerpiece- Cow
ers were to be laid for sixteen
Mrs. Eleanora E. Kortepeter, 1872
S, Noble ST., was to entertain with a
bridal dinner at 1880 D. m Tuesday
in the Fairbanks Room Of the Co
lumb1a Club in honor of her daugh-
ter, Miss Nora Kortepeter, whose
marriage to Harry NJ Snyder will
take place Wednesday evening
Miss Kortepeter planned to pre-
sent a sterling silver bracelet set
with amethysts to Miss Gertrude
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MOTHER JOHNSONS PROBLEMS!

up, but that evening as she read
the newspaper, she saw a head
ing in an "ad'' which read, I'VE
cIothe the family on easy terms
Of payment" And she noted AS
kin e Marine at the bottom Of
1t.
The next morning after the
children had gone to school, she
walked down to the Askin &
Marine Store.
There in the window was just
the dress for Maryland yet she
hesitated. She had never bought
clothes on credit before and she
did not know just how to go
about it. However, she plucked
up courage and entered the store.
She was met by smiling sales
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@ RS. AUGUSTA B. HOL-
lMI LISTER, IL Blacherne Apis.
~ was to entertain at $3.50 p. m.
TNesday with a bridal dinner at the
A$henaeum in honor of her daugh-
ser, Miss Mary Elizabeth, whose mar
ciage to Otto c. Mahrdt will take
plaoG Wednesday.
Covers We're TO be laid for Mrs,
HOLSTER, Miss HOLSTER, Mr. Mahrdt,
Mr.. and Mrs, John Mahrdt, Misses
Betty Keller and Eleanor Carpenter,
and Messrs. j. Kurt Mahrdt, Ray
mond f. Hoffman, Robert B, Bech-
erer, v, r. Grim and Harold Hol-
lister.
Misses Helene and Hazel Hibben
will entertain sixty of their dancing
students and their mothers with a
Halloween costume party at the
Propylaeun1 Saturday afternoon. The
hostesses will be assisted by
AIesdames Willard Osler and John
Kautz and Misses .Zerelda Rubbish,
Ada RUBBISH, Helen MORO, Edith
Fitzgerald and Mary Ann Higgins.
Thursday evening the Misses Hib-
ben will entertain their kinder
garten and baby dancing class of
Irvington and their mothers with a
Halloween party at Carr Hail. 5436
E, Washington St
Mrs. c.. M. Dins1nore was to enter
tain with a bridal dinner at $50 p
m. Tuesday at the Columbia Club in
honor Of her daughter, Miss Dorothy
Dinsmore, whose marriage to Ray
mond E. Blackwell will take place
Wednesday evening.
Guests were to be members OF the
bridal party, including Misses Mar
garet Dinsmore, who will be maid of
honor; Elizabeth Dinsmore, who will
be flower girl; Mildred Whitehead,
Lebanon, Ind; Mary Dell Houghton,
Franklin, Ind; Katherine Click,
Columbus, Ind, and Harriet Ellen
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The Tangle
LETTER FROM LESLIE PR

LETTER FROM LESLIE PRES
COLT TO RUTH BURKE.
Almost before you finish this let
ter, dear Ruth, will be with you.
I'm afraid, however, will not be
able to stay as long as I would wish,
for Paula Perier will be here in a
little over a week and I have prom
ised Sally that would entertain her.
Perhaps you will come back with
me. You say you are perfectly well
and think a little change would do
you good.
AS wrote you. Sally Atherton
untangled that complicated skein Of
worry that Jacks impulsiveness and
Maggie Simpsons father got us
into. Sally took Maggie home with
her and although she has only been
there little over a week, you could
hardly conceive how the girl has
changed already.
was a little dubious at the time
over Sally's plan to take the girl in.
to her home, but I know now that
1t was all right for both Of them. It
gives Sally something to do outside
of her workaday life. She can
mother that girl, and, Of course. it is
the making of Maggie Simpson.
I do not know that I told you that
Maggie passed from little grub in
to a very pretty moth while Sally
was in California.
Now that Sally has toned down
the perfume and the lipstick and
showed Maggie that an elaborate
afternoon gown was not the thing to
wear in an office at o'clock in the
morning. I am looking for great
things from her.
I have a letter from mother. She
and Karl are starting home the last
of next week. She writes me that
Karl is not going to marry Mary and
expect the whole Stokley connec-
ton was much disappointed. Mother
says that Karl is looking and seems
to be feeling much better than he has
for a long time. She is going to live
with him when she gets home and
while it makes me quite unhappy in
way. it is perhaps the best thing
all around for all of us.
You know, of course, that we have
Jacks mother with us now, and it
seems to me she gets worse and
worse every day.
She has taken notion that am
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Link, who will be her maid Of honor
and a gold bracelet to Miss Betty
Frances Cramer who will be flower
girl Mr.. Snyder was to present
monogrammed cigarette cases to
Earl II. Browning, who will be best
man and Sprague Snyder and Arthur
Link, who will be ushers-
Covers were to be laid for Mrs
Kortepeter, Miss Kortepeter, Mr..
Synder, Mr.. Browning, Miss Link,
Miss Cramer, Messrs. and Mesda1nes
George b Synder, Sprague Synder,
Arthur A Link, Frank E. Cramer,
and Mrs. Florence Mitchell and Fred
Kortepeter.
Mrs. Nathan Graham, 1919 N.
Delaware St, was hostess at p M
Tuesday for the benefit bridge given
by the Indiana Wellesley Club. Res
ervations were made for thirty-six
Mrs. W. F. Circuit, 1882 Ruckle
ST., was hostess Tuesday for the
Carnelian Club.
THE Theory Of Evolution" was
the subject discussed by the Irving
ton Chautauqua Club Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Katherine
Payne, 1876 S. Ritter Ave.
The marriage Of Miss nellie Ooley,
daughter Of Robert Ooley of Owen
County to Ballard c. Strickland, son
of Mrs Anna Strickland, Bloom
field; took place Monday evening at
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glove
Grow. 1918 Hoyt Ave. The bride
has been making her homo with Mr..
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every week?"
Nov, don't worry about that,
Madam" said the saleslady, 81
am sure that our manager and
you can agree on terms. How old
Is the girl and what kind Of a
dress have you in mind?"
In a very short time Mary's
dress and James suit were select
ed and Mrs. Johnson was agree
ably surprised not only at the
very moderate prices they were
marked but at the wonderful
quality Of the material and work
manship. And what delighted her
still more was the fact that she
could take them both home by
paying only the three dollars
down and the balance in small
weekly payments.
And as she hurried home, she
was happy beyond words! Her
children, too, would go to their
teachers party and look just as
nice as any of their schoolmates.
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three growing kiddies to feed,
there vas never any money left
for rufties or ribbons. During the
summer there had been consider
able sickness and the doctor had
taken practically all of their scan
ty savings.
By and by James came in, and
while he said nothing it was plain
to be seen that he had something
on his mind. After the children
had gone to bed that evening,
Mrs. Johnson talked the matter
over with her husband. Both OF
them hated to have their chill
dren hurt so, but what could they
do?
II can put in some overtime
this week, and 7 can let you have
that" said Mr.. Johnson.
And on pay day he turned
over the extra three dollars to
Mrs. Johnson, with his regular
weekly wages. Three Dollars.
What a pitiful sum with which
to try and outfit two children!
She was about ready to give it
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HoOSIER CLUB PLANS
Halloween Dance to Be Held-Prizes
viii Be Awarded.

Plans are complete for the Hal
loween dance to be held at the
Hoosier Athletic Club Saturday
night. Prizes will be awarded for
the best costumes, individually and
in couples. No one will be admitted
to the ballroom without a mask
until IL p. m.
The party is for members only
and the dancing will begin at 8 p.
m. The committee in charge in
cludes Carl Patteron, j. A. Smith
and +. r. Daggett.
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M artha Lees
Col u m n

old and am going with q fellow about
year and nine months. He has been drink;
ing most of that time. lie has promised
hasn't done il yet. He says he loves mo.
Do you think ] should try him Q little
longer. or let him go? KATHARINE.
Well. if a man hasn't backbone
enough to reform himself for his
own pride's sake. he won't have 1t
for anybody else. Many a girl has
been inveigled into marriage think
ing the man would cease some dis
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-27
SEVERE CASE OF.
| ITCHY ECZEMA
Broke Out in Rash and
Affected Limbs and Face.
CutiCura Healed.

For months I did not know
what it was to enjoy a night of IN
broken sleep for I had a severe
case of itching eczema which was
q torture. 1t broke out in a rash
and affected my limbs and face.
"A friend advised me to try Cuti-
eura Soap and Ointment so I pur-
chased some. The first application
gave relief so continued the treat
ment and in about a month l was
completely healed" (Signed) Miss
Enid Burkhead, HendTysburg,
Ohio, Jan. 81, 1925.
Daily use Of Cuticura Soap keeps
the pores active and the skin clear.
while the Ointment heals pimples
and other irritations. Cuticura Tai
cum Is fragrant and refreshing.
Soap e5e. Ointment Is and Soc. Taleum 16e, Said
everywhere. Sample each free. Address
-cutoura Laboratories, Dept q, Maiden. Nass'
@G- cuticura Shaving Stick 25o.
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gushing habit if she would take him
and reform him. But 1t can't be
done. Love of self is moro often
stronger than love Of each other and
If a man doesn't love himself well
enough 10 let such habits alone, then
he isn't going TO do it for a woman.
I'd give him up If I were you. Such
a person is degrading friendship. y
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Little Mary Johnson came
home from school crying, and
her mother pushed into the oven
the pan of cookies she had just
finished, and ran to comfort her.
what is it now, dear? Did you
fall again, or have you a low
mark on your report card?"
mo, mother, neither" she
sobbed. You know the party we
are having for our teacher? Well
the girls say that l can't be in
the dance unless I can have
new white dress with ruffes. And
James will need a new suit, too"
And poor little Mary threw
herself into her mothers arms
and began to cry again, as
though her heart were broken.
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GUARD SERIOUSLY SHOT

BIZ Times Special
MARION. Ind, Oct. 27.-William
King, II, member Of the national
guard was in a serious condition to-
day from a wound received when he
was accidentally shot by Albert Tay-
lor, %, while the two were on guard
duty at the armory here.
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M + S. Johnson's
o W n eyes were
far from dry, but
S h e knew there
was no use prom
Using the child the
dress and h a v e
her disappointed
later. Mr.. John
son did not earn
a very large sal
airy. and W ] t h
rent to pay, and
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SCHOOL IS CLOSED

BIZ Times SpcctaI
SHELBYVILLE. Ind. oct. IT.
Epidemic Of diphtheria has closes tho
school in Mora Town
ship. One death has already been
reported.
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lady. Il was look
ing for a dress
for my girl and a
suit for my boy
said Mrs. John
son, but l would
like to know just
what your pay
ment plan is: that
Is, how much do
7 have to pay
down and how
much would I pay
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-27

The principal speaker for the
opening meeting of the home and
education department of the
Woman's Department Wednesday
Afternoon Club will be Judge
Frank J. Lair of Marion County
Juvenile Court Judge Lahr's sub
ject is And a Little Child Shall
Lead Them" A program of
music will be given, after which
an Informal reception will be
held
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-27
Lemon Removes
Lines, WrjnkIeS

Squeeze the juice
of two lemons in a
b ottle containing
three ounces of Or
chard White, which
any druggist will
supply for a few
cents, shake well
and you have the
very mildest anti
wrinkle lotion to
{ 1 z b t e n relaxed
skin, erase fine lines
and eradicate crows
feet
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lotion into the skin at night. BY
morning most Of the tell-tale wrinkles,
tired lines and crows feet are smoothed
out, giving a more youthful contour to
cheeks, chin, throat. 1t leaves the skin
velvety soft, clear and fresh.
Beauty experts use this astringent To-
ton for enlarged pores, also to bleach
and whiten sallow, tanned skin.
Mix this harmless lotion yourself
since IL acts best Immediately after pre-
red.-Advertisement.
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ers, draperies, coverings, hangings-
everything!
Buy Diamond Dyes-no other kind
and tell your druggist whether the
material you wish to color Is wool or
silk, or whether it is linen, cotton or
mixed goods.-Advertisem
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Il a C h lucent
package contains
directions so sim
pie any woman
can tint soft, deli
cate shades or dye
rich, permanent
colors in lingerie,
silks, ri b b o n S.
8 kirt s, waists,
dresses, C o a t S,
stockings, sweat
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RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.


CoMPLETELY FTRNIsHED HOUSE FOR
five to elzht months. referencc- Cl"ye. So
BEACTIFCLLY FURNISHED BTNG LoW
at HyattsviIle Hills, Nd. All "onvenirne@,
Rent. sos. Phone NJ 1910 1s'
DEsIRABLY LOCATED. COMPLETELY
furnished sroom hsuss i,edrooms s}sen, p
poss,ssion North 505a
DETACHED. 2->ToRY. & ROOMS. BATH.
nnG G "nsic2I zs11gS sTS lot 2oH Nm ~ so
MT. PLEASANT-lo-Ro WELL FUR
nshed and complete; piano, Pittshurg in
5@n Tbo,n nee5G7 a." eccI5!' light
TAKoTA TAX rARE p GEsTRAImocT la, 7r1 to
laan: riano. Col. 554a.J. II.
fhEyEn,S3 -oon. nAE Eth H TdS4omy 4%T5sE3 aa5
riacees: dotach"a. s":h :54os MsconS Ma :, -
CONGRESSIONAL SEASON OR YEAR -
room; hud floors cleo. gas. h.-w.h.; piano.
silver. linen: near school. car and bus. I'm,
ntes 70 treasury. near ears and hus: one
suburban car fare: l acre: garage gas: ele,,-
East Capitol St Call after . pm. o., s.u.-
1907 RIGGS PLACE. . sQTSAREs N9RTH ;?,H,,i
g6HN % :Tf + kS6rT ?25 20 ols E"iH St Or dishes ''
2l6 woOTAN AVE. tRIENDsHIp HuUSE.
Md;-,lo rooms and bath: completely fnr fnr-
nish'd h-Ha eicfT,I,tT Tpt02 2nG "a garage: "'
"a 18th St. Nv. Franklin 300,
TWO VERY DESIRABLE PET ACIIED
homes for rent: ore at Chcyy Chase; s12n: %.
$40 PERCY 5H Il f. 'fsi' RTssELh & ippSopTaPfASy pcoTPASy.
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zoos SIXTEENTH ST
Modern and attractive Housekeeping apart
ments in this well located building
1 rooms and bath ......... S12 90
= rooms and bath. .S45 OO-S47 so
W. H WEST COMPANY.
9l6 18th St Main 5000.
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.s.>Y Gtyt st:>,--g a>isIliD


1929 FIRST ST: NV
large r. =. eiec furnace heat ga
rage: good condition;
a. : s5d = sfNToI sISG, III y h.. W. $40 mo.
Or q D. 55a % i5,a f,;n' sF, !f@ s,f, rf@''
Ar. & %. fat: reduced rent.
New. r. X ( 4. " "lc9.. g. IN h: hardwood
floors. cellar: large yard: sleeping porch:
'eaS''''"''' III 4,h ST NE.
r. b So FiSF sTRFFT fR,nsfe aE sfE'; low rent.
" los G STREET NV 1'' l'0,''"'
heat furnished: excellent condition: low
aa n. L. RYoN CO. INC. s-oo
.-o, ~ .FoR ,CoL4RED., so
e'98 9so fTE nI3vsrg sT ;. ~ wlso & b; 5000,
772 Fairmont i. n.w--1 =. b.. cleo.
A,.TR i4al good 81 GS9@ %,Se r. b. cleo: rea-
Z RYGS SeS O. 3 fT9a? iSc 4a f92H s NJ si $3.50 80
bath. water in kitchen. in southwest se",lom
requiEed; $40 per month covers al! interest
11rn vera,od, 1"MS AZ u. MElGHyN NK, Nam a4o7.
CoLOREp-a ROOMS. 1900 BLOCK COR
ro5an no ETeepfG se6 GIo1 ( Pea St
DAVIS & LIPSCOMB.
1ll5 You st.
! WILL RENT OR SELL MY NORTHWEST
cottage to responsible party at Sloo cash cash
and S75 per month. new; $500 hello" pui-
"' Address Box 4oo-H. star Office. l2'
FOR COLORED.
l,itrhcn. on Goth St nv. for sale. not fo-
ent hnt ne covs4 s4h nsre. FsaggTed sag @
John II. WRIGHT.
lIl6 Vermont Ave Nv Nam G4o7.
10 4th ST. NE-lo r. B.. H.-w II;
e,I7''tS a17 81 4''' S.E@7 F[ =. L b.: h-vh and
81, t Jos s.p = 81 HsRPFGT sRa igia sis SoEs &, NV
1882 CALvERT ST NW.-1o
s Is ssR ssR Il t nh r. r. b. E. ssS ss" 1885
1.l1 Eye St = Main 2aas
HOUSES.
1880 sth St NV
rooms hs5s sd,, fgrnsce }rasc .,o 5000
: rooms. bath Nv ............ COCO
l4oo 4 -. Sc.
rooms bath. fl-Tar" ....--. 900
1924 + -. NE.
Io23 ard St. NE 80
. rooms '''" 7o4 St Sc. ,''''0 ~
'' ''' $50 ao,h st. NE. -
rooms. water. ................. 80 90
FLATS.
s rooms. bath. furnace 49,. % 30
100 18th 81. NV
3 rooms bath. heat furnished -..... 40.1o
.. rooms. bath '.......... 40 90
I64Sii; New Jersey Ave. wv. a-.o
3; [ St. Wv. icnd floor
; rooms Nath. lstrobc ............ - 90
STORES.
1902 North Can't st 80 .Uu
! 50 G. II. Observation-Disclosures. 80. 90
l343 ! II -. .............. ! 30
JAMES +. SHEA.
Il
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LOTS.
LIST { commercial.

lSt { commercial
We have lust listed few lots zo,ed fo-
business IN the only commercial area OF eI-
elusive Battery Park. These lots are priced
at 90 "'"nts per square foot. They are eco
nomica' in size and should make an excel
lent investment and speculation Al! i'm
r"venlents Battery Park and Ed=emoor
are "T"winG very rapidly and stores are
urgently reecrd. Two chain stores have al
ready contracted I" build i'll this square
At quickly. Only seven lots remain uusuId
BL sINFss PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
REALTORS
81 Eys 81. nv. Franklin 95o:S,
STORE AND APT.
at nv. corner 18th and usnrl1n sts. nc. .
hest l""asfun Tor druggist. general me-
''han6lse. h5rdw arc 7leat market deli
"ate-e"n: nI"eiv iiran"nd also store ucxt to
conner. same DESCRIPTION. for tailor bakery
DRY goods. Appiy simon Brlof. Owner and
huI! t"r. an3 y. Y. ave. nv.
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Observation-Disclosures.
)1OO NoSSach,,ce,tc Az,

OFFICER AND WIFE WOULD LIKE TO
rent furn shed house or housekeeping apart
ment beginning November ! for about sia
weeks Telephone North 1884. IL
WILL EXCHANGE SERVICES FOR SMALL.
unfuruishei apt: experienced III manage
ment. rentals. etc. Box 26t-H. star oin'e
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GENTIEMAN'S ESTATES IN VIRGINIA.
Featuring a colonial estate of 300 acres
J. B. HoGE. l1ecshurg. Va.
9 ACRES OF LAND. ALL CLEARED. Oh
road Oakton. Va Six-room house. old but
hahtable barn and sheds: beautiful shade
trers: sone fruit. Price. 81 800. terms ar
ranged
PRATHER & ROBINSON.
5li-l5-I6 Bond Bldg
IAN and Y Nam 4ap
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Sfi.F.-F.1fi.HS.

THOUGH WORST DROUGHT IN A GEN
Grafton. my farm near Washington produced
this year $500 net profit. Normal year viii
double. Bona .ide buyers statesmen investl
gate. Address Box 3lo-H Star Office.
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- t;itt : - ri So.
lInniInupl
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WAREHOUSES;

2204 14th ST. NV
Attractive store suitable for any line OF
business: also large garage in rear for four
ears.
ell Ind. Ave. NV.
Two small stores suitable for carpenter.
iocksinith. tailor etc. Rent, S30.0 90 for both.
n. E. RYON CO. INC. 1923 F ST. NJ $3.50.
1922 n CAPITOL sT.-LARGE STORE
room. S45.0
LLOYD R. TURNER.
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S,IE-@pARTMENT HOt SIS.

BARG AIE-l2-APT BUILDING NEW
all rented Bird and Rhode Island ave ne.
rentals So 800 annually. Call OWNER afte
Is 30 pm. Lincoln 3Sg H.
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5l5 NJ N.W-HOUSE ARRANGED AS B
anr ants OF rms. X. b.. one on each OF three nn
{. S. SHREVE. l222 Conn. ave. NV.
412 COLUMBIA RID NW-6-ROOM HOUSE.
h-w.h.. gas. elec., near Govt. park. schools.
cars etc. G. :. SHRENE. l222 Conn.
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FOR A QUICK SALE AT A SACRIFICE.
10y the owner: ? scvcn-room house IN Wood
ridge. newly decorated. reasonable terus.
IAN bC inspected by appointment. Call
North f-oS 13s
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S1S

Five. rooms and bath. porch, hungal low
apt. Chevy Chase. D. {. 43l5 River I'd
Fihrott
METROPOLITAS LOAN & TRUST co.
lIO6 G. St Main 70
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iIlG Vermont Ave. Nv. Main "+o1.
3ti35 llth ST, NV Rms. BATH:
condition: per mo. S65: key at 3633,
$50 ST N.W-9 rms. hath. NV h..
clec. bath a good commenting section: per
10 .4th ST, NE.-a rms; hath: calisr:
close to Libra-y and Capitol: per mo. S75.
BUCKLEY & GRlNDLEI.
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NEW STUCCO FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW.
ami. "a acre. $500: Il rooms. ! acre.
same price Arlington. Va. Phone M.
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SEM BUNGALOW AMI IS LARGE
rooms and closets. colonial bookcases. open
stair oak fno-. attic. cement cellar: brick
,,,"aptl!u, vI"W one fare easy terms. Apply
j.: V" DAYHOFF tuWucr buliderb 378l
- St: NJ. Raine-. MI. l2'
CoMPARIsON WEI DETERMINE iOUR
decision To- purchase this beautiful broom
bungalow with tils-fo0reG bath. hot-a ater
neat large attI" concrete celia" and sleeping
porch. located on la-ge lot in tho exclusive
suburb Of North WaodsIGr. Nd. Price.
$500: $50 cash and 500 monthly WOOD
SIDE CONSTRUCTION co. Phone Wood
Evening star., 1925-10-12
THE CLARIDGE
1904 Q St. NV.

For rates and reservations see
Swartzell, Rheem & Henscy Co.,
III 18th st. NV.
Phone Main 37S.
Evening star., 1925-10-12
sALE-sUBURRaN PROPERTY.

HOME SITES FOR HOMESEEKERS.
Desirable and beautiful building lots: hne
elevation. choIce wooded section: price rea-
sonable: terms 10 suit purchaser. Address
Box 200-H, star office. ~
Evening star., 1925-10-12

ACRE GROUND: EIGHT aoOM AND
bath house: hot-w ater heat. electric lights
cellar: garage: chicken house: beautiful
shade and fruit trees. goo yards from Co
Iumfla pike. Va. price and terms low for
quick sale: real bargain. GEO. f. JOHN
Evening star., 1925-10-12

NEW 5-ROOM BUNGALOW. LARGE LOT:
sever. water and electricity: 10 minutes ride
payment ana S35 month. including all inter
est. Address Box 5N-H Star office IS!