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Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26
NOTICE OF LrgNOR'S SALE

NOTICE OF LIENOR S SALE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned, will on Saturday,
The 2Nh day Of February. 1926, al
the hour Of 9.3o o clock q. m. Of
said day, on Tract 81, in Township
l. So8th, Range II East, s. T.. NJ,
in 'hr county Of Imperial, State of
California, and Immediately west Of
the westerly limits Of the CITY Of
FL Centre, and south Of the cxtca-
SION of Nam Street in said City
aforesajd, sell to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described
personal property:
Ono McreIand, -. ton truck,
1916 year model pneumatic tires,
engine No. li292-3E, carrying 1925
iiccnyo No. Com F-l3 IA, and tools
and accessories thcrewith; and
One brown shetland mare pony,
about months old, stands % inches
high. exhibited as five wear old
smallest horse in the world.
Said undersigned having a spe-
cial lien upon said property, de
pendent on possession, for the car
ing for, safe-kccpiug and protection
Of said property, and for repairs to
and material furnished in the re-
pair of said truck, and for feed
and pasture furnished to said live
stock, in the sum Of 1850;
Said sale viii be made in pursu-
ance Of the provisions Of Sections
30jl and 3052 Of the Civil Code of
California, and the amendments of
said sections. to satisfy Il bill due
the undersigned by j. S. Huston,
John Doe and Richard Roe and
Jane Doe, the owners and legal pos
SCISSORS thereof, "a, compensation for
the repair of said truck, rs also for
materials, repair parts and supplies
furnished il making such repair TO
said truck and for feed aud pas
tme furnished said animal, and for
the safc-keeping. caring for and
protcction of both said truck and
Shetland pony from December 10th
1925 10 january 2Jth 1926. That
the amount due the undersigned
said special lien is the sum OF
SIZE 40. plus costs of sale and ad-
vcrtising thereof.
Dated FL Centre, California, Feb
ruary 18th, 1926.
LEE DONOVAN.
Bv Frank Birkhauscr, agent and at
torney for said Lee Donovan.
1iepor. 16tl0
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26
EXHIBIT OF HOME II
HAT N4kINuI 10 BE
AT COURT HOUSE

Miss Orpha y. Miller, county home
demonstration agent, announces that
there is TO be an exhibit of home
hat making al her office at the
court house Monday and Tuesday,
March l and > The ccutcrs of the
Fl Centre zone are to come Monday,
and the Brawlcy and Holtvillc zone
centcrs on Tuesday.
ANY rural woman wishing to make
a spring hat, Miss sinner states,
should bring amy old renovated ma
terial with her in order to plan her
hat while at the office. Those de
string to make new hats should Sc
lect the type which they wish to
make at the exhibit, and then can
get their materials at the various
stores.
The hats 70 be displayed are hand
made hat, OF all silk, or silk aud
braid combinations. Children : hats
made from various materials will
also bee included. The hats have
been madc by psojcc; leaders from
each center.
Tho display viii open at 10
O'Clock Monday morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26
George Washington
Party Giren by Class
at f. Mitchell Home

4 delightful George Washington
party, given by the junior college
and high school girls Of Mrs Il. NJ.
Armstrong : Sunday school class OF
the Baptist church was enjoyed by
some 40 young people last night.
The merry affair took place al the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nit
chcll, j3s Vine street.
Adding to the charm of The eve
ming. girls of the class who acted
as hosteSscS. and Mrs. Armstrong,
were dressed in old fashioned COS
tunes Hearts, an old fashion
cd game, was the principal diversion
of the evening. Miss Edith KIuck
won first prize for the girls, and
Earl Cassatt for the boys
Delicious refreshments We're Sorv-
ed by Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Arm
strong.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26
Program to BE GiCen
by II. E. Missionary
Group Tomorrow n ight

Foliwoing their yearly custom Of
presenting 4 program Tor the con
gregat-on Of the church and the pub
ie, the members OF the Missionary
Society Of the Methodist church viii
sponsor a program at the church to-
morrow night
y Visit from the Whole Ms
sionary Family. Il scene presented
il costume, viii be the feature of
tile evening. y pantomime song. sung
by Mrs, Joe King with pantomimc
by little Janet Reid and Barbara
Hatch is also included on the pro-
gram.
Mr.. J. y. Fos>, president of the
society, extends an invitation to all
to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26
YELLOW DOGS
INITIATED AT
ELKS' MEETING

Cafl, aa4 kick, ln sruelou~ qan-
'.'t wen. o. ait oH 10 ii aa',t'-
dol"t o' io.sd Elk,. ulo Joined ti,
" yellow Dogs, following thc ro..I
i'm t"de' meeting .aet right. Cbiof
Cur Jack Eunt'y and L- Brawicy
louHd> Icing III particularly vie
.1ie mood
Howr.cr, the candidates survived
an! are now fa t.oa2,d Yoiio"
hogs - waiting patiently for the
big growl - which is to be held
Principally ar E~w.cy, bar wi.l c>-
tend all over the valley an March
iG.
Tie program on rhat date. .rcorl-
ing To- Eumsrr. uiI bc q livc.v ulc,
and ,ho "Ic.Iow Dog, viii make
'hia4- hum. oad5ag with Il biz dance
IT tho He'd Wing pavilion which viii
be- open to the public
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26
Resident of East
Side Is Charged
With Misconduct

f. Is. Broomc, ceto,od, charged
with misconduct, WAS anaiEnH5 e'
fore Judge Whtclav 'a 'hc r'l',y
court thjs moroluE, following h'~
a.rr>l last u,Sh Whta ~ Woman
resilient cawVUura t. 'Nv Fe'NH
taai Rsremc had meade ml"etN'
advances a. hrr,
According 20 pyh,e NNe@> Na~
hrvp ,a.,>.au; tyauhle2NAkcr eN ;hH
,u>t side and ha> made she a>St,NoH
% other re>,3eu,S tha, ne NA1 'oay>,
n,vcv than %N, wy2aec, Nt ;Nr ~
#,r Department.
|tc p,e@aea Htf Ha'N ga ;be
Aas-, Ia,n>, Mw, aaa Wa> taAon
iAN II avst' Uaa} tn urfaa8 90
~o#v }sl
Gv>>s Reynolds, charged Wt;h
.ev. a,sse>>. Mss fsaeG $3.50 >ta.
-U,. &S.aE >a>rcr}&3 uNoo ,eUd'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26
EMOTIONS ARE
STIRRED WHEN
HE SEES PLAY

O. t, rr who COME to -.e TIE
[.-l...m.1 Mission Pay ~ ola SIG
-at,l. f.w tA.ry ar. vlo arc Ha-
deeply rourhHd hv the r.tfe-ic u.-
are ~ the passing Of the missions
"a aN .tAat thsv meant 10 The n
a..n A9oaHd Tie Mission piaY
house 5..y.t story after story r..
saalts ID. laal hearts which has r
>#tteaa. to mag.c touch q In.
- agn.ta and full of r.thoS -
- naLoau. aaama If tlae beginning
II California.
FJt the prize :ucrdote Of al
.H. int. being The oth.. 3aH-
,!l,hi p hard-. ;>a-ei man wr,> ~eta
ia the patio If thr theatcr while
tEe play wa>on. \ member Of the
,.att approacl-d Ajm to discover th"
trouble. was H. S.rE or did y" NOT
Ike the play. AuJ The man, raising
a tea. .aye3 face To Lis qucstioner,
said
"Suso ike it -- It Is the best
ta.w ever saw and ! hav, >ran
m.ny the world over but / cried 50
mu-h in tho theator that had 10
come out.
~ IS said that tlc play i, uniauo
IL that it ucvcr fail, 70 mike "A
friend out of the most skcptir or
bias. tracrlcr. That is Haat it
f1s brcl doing for j. years in lis
olG playhouse beside tine historic
afssiou II san Gabriel. And il
aouid seem that there viii never be
Gmit 80 il; that ii viii Away cn-
au'n rhi}c hnman emotions rrmain
he same.
In r., third wcrk Of tho present
a,m. the Mission play j., drawing An
unprecedented attendance. Rc-rrVa-
ti.u- ar. continually pouring from
a't quarters, tourist and resident.
Performance, are being given every
atterar.n c>-rrpt Monday "na or
Wednesday aaI Saturday evenings
III. Delta Packing company VIII
iuild packing plant al l,i",on,
Sacramento eouufr, to co,' moro
.lan SIG0.GoD.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26
OLDER BOYS WILL
HOLD JOINT MEET
AT BRAWLEY H. 5.

Carving ont the theme Of the
,scct in suappv football tcrminology
The district oldcr bows conference
al which high school boys of san
Hicgo and lmpcrial valley cities VIII
gather "Opens M 5raWlcv tomorrow.
afternoon. one hundred and fifty
are expected to attend. according
70 H. Il. Fur9cy, secretary of the
\. VI. G. \. which is sponsoring the
two day event.
The conference is scheduled to
spen Saturday noon with "A luncheon
II the Braw}cy high school cafeteria
Tie kick or toast. "Giah
You re- Here, vii. br given by
Man Edgar EravI.y Return
Nuut, entitled "Thank You,
viii COME from san Diego tcpvc
sentative. Arthur Fvbertsou, of the
Uu.ryr>..v of southern California,
,eau IS ono - the principal speakers
scheduled. VIII art a> ''rcteroe aua
4II -.'h - Playing lac Game
rtesH.
A r.i'.#H ~ RI. atev#Haon VII
r. .....a. - .'i.e,5e recreation
- elar-. = Coach Vance Ciymcr Of
arsE.-y liza Fsuw 10 . clock
-a..;, >s.--t.#- t. - he.a. rep
rf" ...##r .'l....H- tn, -.Jt.
- I.... ~ school. +. tie. church.
- community rt.. 49, ii .mp.lt=
..gH-.
\ bmaa,t Scheduled tor G:l5.
ere .- TN. ta.-a..> 1t r., evening
Wi. bc music by iar f.! Centre lily
IS .c>-.a. '.tta.. ,s.tH= .~ Ae.
.a4ar ut Darkness. ~. e.ssa -
lssa-r.n ror the alga-.
Sunday sessions VIII r. t h..
booming aa# as'-r..aa. he ia;
closing early. Tu. ..v~ vi# at-.
church - Tar' ST. III tsar.-,.-
n -rau.. .'.t#u... ...-.- 81. ~.H-.
~ Ra.rh q. Cole, ui.. ...se ,i.s s.
-#e.re.
\ G-lrg + - ,-.s boys =
eApect-. t. attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26
Missionary Society
Enjoys Social affair
at Home of Mrs. FrOhiy

Mrs. John Fr0hly and Mrs. \. l..
Graves We're joint hostesses at a
meeting ii the missionary society Of
tire State Street Christian church.
which took place at the home ot the
former yesterday afternoon. Tween
Z eight members Were present.
Yellow and green Were used III tie
color scheme, jouqGii> desert flo"
eFs and gresaefF being frrt.i.y
combined.
During the afternoon Mrs. Edward
II. Law gave a piano solo, aud Ellen
MauIin ii violin solo, for which she
vas accompanied by Mrs. Law.
Refreshments served following the
meeting carried out the yellow and
s.ecn color scheme.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26
THIRD LUNCHEON
BY MRS. ANDERSON
DELIGHTFUL EVENT

The third of Mrs. Frank f. And
eyeon's delightful series Of four
bridge luncheons which that hostess
is giving this spring took place yes
tcfdav at the 4 lerson home on
Len Rev avenue. The affair, like
the Others Of the series, proved de.
lssAsfu.
= \ color scheme of yellow was
prcttilv used in the house and on the
tables, African daistes and place
cards emphasizing that hue.
Mrs. Dorsey White claw and Mrs.
WI. Reid made the prize winning
scores of the afternoon.
"a CHESTS invited included Mesdamca
T. ". Apple, Roy +. Rrcedlovc
Robert 4. Kcpley. O. G. Horne, Tom
Gill, viii r. Conway, :. II. Embury,
i. r. Fahs, Dorsey Wh!tc!aw, Allen
Pc Nuffer, r. r. Whitclaw, Il. f.
LEMONS, Pcrcic rharkcr, J. :. Jones
I. r. Sargent. V. r. Francis. ". J.
f,~1,l, =. A. Burger, s. Emmett Al
Leo,, Robert ". Campbell, Will s.
f'sweett, ]. Stewart Ross, 7. II. Me-
I vrt. +. r. c. Fenton, Don c. Bit
pr, l.. c. House and c. L. Coggins Of
tAis city.
.Mssdames !. ID. Adams of Oak
end and Mrs. c. II. Gcrccke Of san
'TTanciseo were out Of town guests
present.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26
Negro Is Hanged
For Brutal Crime
n, ,v,,Na t,uAs ,eNsva wv

Ut}NE,, ,EfNWN, hela tNh a
NacrN po,leN NeA,n roNN'ctea m
E,),matr \ sc q et'miNaI AeshNt oN
EDno,A S,etNwctp, - ,,Ar om whi,r
sN 1T Ntd8eN,ll@ Mas hoNprd w
,Na >aol 80 ,No iaA hrrr ~ io.aa ~
-, tojsN
81 1be hanging attracted q mpr
t0Wa mAN> VI wheM han htrn IN
a ,N,oo& Whiyh tNtatvNvd >ioleNce
,a jNr Ntso0eA ~ hr tnNe tJeere
we've cal(ed oa' ARA teAr ens hemhe
New, ,v'A &, a,iNe thc m,h ,fArk
jEon yba' he ea>e tNN moNedntc
IL.
Jack N'Nch a}so yhoraea VITA
E}UuNv0av~~, MAS ~eNtcrceA ba ta'
t1v la ds>N. u Was N'Nvl q ecc
opd appearance Within a Wcck. thu
/ ipoN'oaS charge against HIN hcmH
q Sn,$<ea,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26
RESERVATIONS FOR
LUNCHEON SHOULD
BE PLACED At ONCE

Reservations for the arts and
crafts section luncheon. te be
given st the Ter Thousand club
next Thursday, should be placed
at once. Mrs. Forrest Kutz. 633.
and Mrs. s. Emmett Allen. Saw
VII take the reservations. The
section viii appreciate reserva-
tions being made early.
Thursday promises to ta par
ticu,arly interesting day at club.
with the arts and crafts section
planning a delightful luncheon.
and the program by members OF
the Junior Eheli Club Of Los
Angeles following.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26
Avoid
Poorly
Balanced
Breakfasts
That's Where the Great
Dietary Mistake is made

IF YOU feel tired, hungry, "hdg-
L ETY." hours before lunch. don't
jump to the conclusion OF poor health.
Thousands have unenergetic mornings
because they start the day with
wrong breakfasts.
To feel right, you must have a we'll
balanced, complete breakfast ration.
At most other meals--lunch and din
ner-you get it. But breakfast is a
hurried meal, often badly chosen.
Thus Quaker Oats; containing 16ca
protein, foods great tissue builder,
$50 carbohydrate, its great energy ele-
ment, plus all-important yitamines and
the bulk that makes laxatiyes seldom
needed, IS the dictctic urge OF the
world today.
It is food that Stands by you
through the morning. Quick Quaker
cooks in TO 5 minutes. That's
faster than plain toast. Don't deny
yourself the natural stimulation this
rich food offers you.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26
SOCIAL NEWS
Music Section Meets
irith Mrs. GiGnOid

Members of the music section Of
the Woman 5 Ten Thousand club
were pleasantly entertained by Mrs,
F j. Gianola at her home on san
dalwood Drive Yesterday afternoon.
An interesting program was pre-
sented by the hostess on the sub
iect Of French and Spanish music
of the early colonial days, and its
III t!ucncc on American music of that
period. Musical selections to Illus
trate the program were gwen.
Mrs. Gianola served dainty re-
ira~hmcntN following the program.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26
] lENcLFn-N ILLS
TENNIS TOURNEY
APPARENTLY OFF
ny United Press a.,,a>rd Wire

NICE, Franco, E.h -. ta
chances = Narauae t,n.l.a aaa
H.''1 "sil> meeting in -he Me-
-t"..sn.szs For ~rrord battle fer
".> supremacy SO a.use8 eliminated
.e"av waea dttiui.e aaoopurcmea.
49, mal. ty President ear;ia.d. ot
-. \.r. '.as.S ,-ao IA. N.ic. Long
~ would Ha- play I'd Ill. Singles.
Ttr decision was reached by Nile.
!. glen s.ter q consultation Of three
#ee'as~ Id resulted IN verdict
-h-, she should not play, Garibald,
SID.
Work oa additional stands be.n.,
b"i.t jn Anticipation 81 thc meeting
Was stopped at noon.
Tie c-op from 1lr.r acres If
peaches ou the G.. Y. CocSsr5lI
ranch, Princeton, Coiu,a county.
brafuLt &15eD
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26

Congress Las approved the ~ foot
channel project of Storl,toH, Sm
Joaquin county. and appropriated
$22,407,50O. or about half of the cost.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26

, ,5iiFlappers in Colorado are MAX
-iiig eyes at Eve's regulation costume
:, on, the theory that tourist merehan-
disc includes scenery.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26
s. p. BUSINESS
TOOK JUMP IN
JANUARY, 1926
". o,,ra rre-- I.ssed Wire

RAN FRANrlSCD, Feb. 70
Nn incrrasr of A7nD.o00 IN net rail'
wn, operating income during Janu'
A,S.. inpp, ntpt the aa,ne month IN
in93, WAS announced IN the South
ctN rarifW's monthly report issued
,aiaN
aimollaNtousl, the company an
Nooherd |, had placed m order for
construction of ~ three cylinder
Hoa,hen racific typo locomotives,
coatihg about ae.ooO,OO0. with the
\metiean locomotive company,
schenectady. n. Y. The order il TO
ho completed 10y May 81, this ycar.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26

Yes, higher education pays. Wo.
men III Knee dresses can bum more
ice cream sodas than ones in long
dresses
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-26

The Delta Packing company will
LuilI packing plant AT l,ioton,
Sacramento couutr, 10 COST moro
tlan <I0G.auD.
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For SAI.E-HOISES.

NEAR 18th AND EYE STREETS NORTH
west: first commercial zone large dwelling
feet front with good alley Price S35. 900
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor
7o3 Goth ST. NV.
NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY: & ROOMS
and bath: cellar: iatrobe heat: lot. Fl 81 by
1857. contains 2.277 square feet. Can easily
be changed to 2-tamly fiat. Price, $4,000.
Easy terms
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Realtor,
723 Goth ST. NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE
CLEVELAND PARK.

CLEVELAND PARK.
Detached home, eight rooms;
tile porch entire length front of
house; large front and back
yards; lot 1O3x13O; close to
churches, schools and street
cars; garage. Owner. leaving
city. Address Box 454-M, Star
office.
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FOR S.ALE-HOUSES.

1923 MONROE ST. NV.
Nearly new. 9 rooms. . baths.
garage for . ears. floored attic big
porches. etc House is semi tached:
having all outside rooms; bath o and
daily and lighted evenings.
Any Broker Or Owner.
f. F. MALONEY,
Main 2670. Adams 1883. Ken. 1"5-R.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

BROOKLAND-A BIG BARGAIN, 1880.
tile bath hot-water heat. huilt-in garage.
hardwood floors built-in refrigerator. one.
piece sink: must he sold: will give liberal
terms. Call n. iDR0.W.
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7-ROOM HOUSE AND STORE DOING
good business in growing subdivision; no
competltIon: lot 10OXl35: terms. COT
Arlington ave. and Fairfax St, Bancroft,
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$3.50 CASH

$3.50 CASH
and easy monthly payments
for beautiful six-room houses
with built-in garages and all
modern improvements. 800
10th st. ne, Brookland (be-
tween Jackson and Kearney
sts.). Phone North 27oS. You
will buy one of these houses
after inspecting them.
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oNE-HALF ACRE. NEARBY MD.-4-R;;
school; S$,l5o; $500 cash. $40 mo Main
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CHEVY CHASE.

S1S, 5UO.
New detached Dutch colonial with Six
splendid sized rooms, unusually large closets.
south porch oak floors over entire house.
The lot is 5Ox170. with a one-car garage.
Sanitary store and meat market near,
Z. WALT BURTON. JR,
Insurance Bldg. Main 1913.
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MODERN GROOM BUNGALOW, VA. HIGH
$3.50: lot so #. wide. on corner. Address
Gox tu~-M office ~
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WOODED LOT IN LEE HEIGHTS, VA.
below market price. Owner leaving Guy.
Adams 80 4G-J IL
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BEAUTIFUI. CORNER LOT. 5Ox125 FEET.
in desirable section Clarendon. adininlng
Lyon Village excellent home site Prlceo
Cheap Write SIDNEY KNOWLES, BOX
13I~ Savannah Ga ID
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NEARBY MD-LEAVING FOR CALlFOR-
MIA must be sold at once. 3 new, modern
bungalows, + w h builtin garages: Is nlln
from 18TH aud II ne. direct on bus hne
Don't miss this A bargain. Will sell on
Lii II.-rA a.
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SAUL'S ADDITION.
81 900 CASH.
This very fine home is seven years old.
Condition excellent. The seven rooms COM
nrise very large living room with stone
fireplace dining room and inclosed break fast
room ard dandy equipped kitchen, three
large bedrooms and bath The lot is so it,.
wide and highly cultivated with flowers and
snfuOE e. WAIT BURTON. yR.,
insurance Bldg. Main 1646.
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SUBURBAN BARGAIN.
rms. ami: lot 100X"l0 g.
JOHN NJ KING & co.
ccl" Rhod. Island Ave. y E Potomac $40.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL EIGHT.
TAKOMA PARK.

Gel" Rhode Island Ave. y e. Potomac $40.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL EIGHT.
TAKONA PARK.
Modern well built detached homes. priced
Tight and worth yGur inspection.
d c side SI3.75O: handsome roory. s.
room ana tiled bath home with extra lava
tory @nd floor INV h., hultin features.
paneied vsll. clear oak floors, large attic.
+ bedrooms. including finished seepnE
porch. lot 50Nl6a with garage and shade
trees: moderate terms
y. G sldn: Sl0.750: Is we'll arranged
rooms h w h. Enclosed breakfast porch, oak
floors hult-n tub and refrigcrator; shades
and full size screens; good sized lot. with
large shade trees garage. Terms.
H. c. side = 500; ; large rooms and
hath large closets. INV h. mot new. but
IN fine condition: extra large. shaded lot.
Reasonable cash payment and Sio per mo.
Takoma Md.--HandsOme. new detached
home. sin large rms. tile h., oak floors.
h.-w.h huiltin features. NICE, level. shady
lot on paved st. whore values are increas-
ing Priced 1T SD 900. Easy terms;
Stucco BUNGALOW. Is rooms and bath,
VIII inclosed sleeping and breakfast
porches gars.e for 3 cars; lot 5ox2oo. With
trees shruhhery paved street Only -. $50.
Owner leaving city. Will consider easy terms
New bungalow. , rooms and bath, oak
floors Nv h.. stairs To attic; water. sewer
and electricity. Only $500: 5000 cash MAJ
S53 50 per month.
{. ". VAN WAGNER.
"a Cedar St Takou1a Park. D. c.
Adams 100
Can ne seen evenings if preferred.
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MOVE, NIGHT In.
MT RAINIER MD.

=. 900. $3.50 CASH S45 A MONTH.
A new Or. hung,. bath. ami. pantry,
concrete cellar. landry tubs. LARGE lot, con
crete street. real bargain: act quickly.
$3.50: $3.50 CASH. $50 A MONTH;
Eew Or hung. bath. nj. hgilt,in
cellar laundry tubs beautiful location
don't wait: only left
PERRY BOSWELL
Phone H,att< 6l1 Mt Rainier Md
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RT-ATR ND-NEW SIR AND B. BUN
gain,n' h w h elpr oak A. cedar closets:
Stat. tubs: a bl. from school and bus. M.
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FOREST, GLEN MD AND vIC ClS, W
age plenty shade. r. A. Barbee. Forest
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NEARBY MD-S6 900: $500 CASH. $65
mo- r and b.: ami; gar. fruit: lot
lO0xl5O; bar Main 1898. 1903 H st. NV.
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BRIO X BUNGALOW.

Aurora Hills 1903 Warren ave.
Five rooms, tile bath with buit-ln tub
and fixtures h H.. fireplace, oak floors
thruughou built-in kitchen cabinet. icehox
electric range. Just competed and priced at
>S,4ao with convenient terms. Open daily
and SUNDAY. To-
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

MY BEAUTIFUL NEW COLONIAL T.
house in Abingdon with ami. for only
SEQ d9Tp SO mqf hn h H"HssS viii
be time well spent; I must sell: agents DO
not apply Address Box dim. Star once
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j. F. HOLLAND.
100, -th (. Wv North 35o1

ON KANSAS AVE NEAR THE NEW SHEER;
man Circle, 6 large rooms bath COLONIAL
Ing norrh House in perfect condition.
about year old Screened t@rons he vt
on wide avenue overlooking largest circle
IN city. Price reasonable; Tenn; TEN: to suit
nos ysrmont Ave Main 10000
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NEAR 18TH AND ALLISON.
ONLY $4,000. really wonderfully
huilt thoroughly modern gray stone de-
tached home Nothing like il in this sec
ton at the price. Convenient terms. Phone
'"l A. B. CAMPBELL.
41O Insurance Bldg. NJ. 4lo7.
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SIX ROOMS. AMI. GARAGE, FRONT AND
rear norches cellar; S st bet. 2nd and Bird
Eight rooms ami. double garage. deep
lot 18th St. between AL " SIX lty r9%mF
a"d { Sly rooms ami: W st. between
! 81 and 3nd. six rooms, INV n. gas, ga
rage: Kenyon st. between Georgia and Sher-