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Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03
TWO GOOD BOUTS
ARE SCHEDULED
AT LEGION ARENA

Second in interest only to the
DownsDoty fight which heads the
card at the Brawley Legion arena
tonight, is the semi-final between
Johnny Lee and Kid Ontario.
These two mitt singers put up a
wonderful battle last week with the
decision going to Lee after he had
hit Ontario with everything in
sight for four rounds without being
able to put the Brawley veteran
away. Ontario is able to absorb
more punishment than any two ord
mary men. He went in at short no.
ticc last week and having had a
chance to do some training this
week, he figures to beat the clever
San Diego Filipino.
Downs aud Doty are evenly match
ed, both ike to slug and they have
plenty of boxing ability, qualifica-
tions necessary to make the kind of
Il scrap that the crowd likes to see.
Two good prelimnaries will hold
down the south half of the bill.
\ delegation from El Centre is
going up to the fights which are
scheduled to start at 8 clock.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03
LITTLE In NAMES
If FIGHTER OWNS
A HUSKY WALL0P
Adams Ready to Prove
The Truth of Poets
Statement.

1t ism t often one runs across Il
pugilistic performer who bills him
self as " Howard -, and most Of the
gallery gods object strenuously to
such monickers in pugilistic circles.
They prefer names Of the Battling
Bozo type and frequently express
themselves in determined fashion on
the matter.
But Howard Adams is an cxccp-
tion. Howard is going TO climb
over the ropes of the FL Centre
arena Friday night to wage fistic
warfare against the popular Billy
McGOwan and those who are in the
know insist Howard could bill him
self as Percy and still be II riot with
the fans. He is credited with being
"a first class fighting man with 1t
reputation as u crowd plcaser of the
first degree.
Billy is taking on Il tough eusto-
mer in meeting Adams and the bout
promises to be on the order of the
sensational McGowan-Lcc scrap here
last week. Adams is aggressive
and his style calls for continued ac-
tion ON the part of his opponent.
The battle should uncork some good
left hand seeking as Adams is par
tial 10 southpaw attack and Billy
proved he is no slOuch with left
by the manner in which he left
left handed Lee in the closing rounds
The dope is that it is about IL toss
up between the two as far as pick
ing winner from this distance is
concerned. s N tE
Presence of John De leon, Fill
pino battlcr, ON the card is causing
a lot of comment by the fans. The
husky De Leon is the type that
register 100 per cent with the cash
customers. Husky, fast, and wick
ed finisher once he has his man at
n disadvantage, the Filipino always
provides thrill. Tony ToVar, who is
billed to tangle with Joe in the
scmi.windup, is. mere Than confident
he can halt the .ginvadcr from the
east and it looks likcja natural
card. Joe will be the favoritc to
win owing to the impression lie made
in slappiug Ralph Rowns sqt in As
seconds here recently.
The eight rounds OF milling pro
vidcd in the two prelims ihsures
plenty of entertainment while the
fans are wait ing for the big evci.y.
DE La i'uente and Pablo Eivilla Wit
put on the special four round event
and Homer Gaines. win try to stow
away Ralph lnlove in the round
opener.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03
Watching the
Score Board

Yesterday Hero.-Ehmkc of the
Philadelphia Athletics, who allowed
the Detroit Tigers only three hits in
the first half of double bill, win
wing q to .. The MackS also won
the second contest, 10 TO |.
After winning II consecutiV"
games. the New York Nanks went
down, to /, before the Chicago
White SoX.
Blugc 5 homer in the ninth won
Washington Il li-ll victory over st.
Louis. The Griffs were outhit Iii
to l3 by the Browns but turned
five of their seven passes into runs.
Rain stopped proceedings between
Boston and Cleveland.
The New York Giants walked
away from the st. Louis Cardinals
~, thanks to Tyson S head. Tyson
stopped II fast one from Keen with
his think piece, dfopping like n
stone. lie recovered quickly but
completely unncrvcd Keen, who
lost the game before being taken
out.
The Chicago cubs finally got into
the first division again by wallop
ing the Brooklyn Robins, 81,
The Phillies trimmed the world
champion Pittsburgh Pirates So
slamming . ""~sly almost every
thing three corSair curNcrs attempt
cd to put across thr plate.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03
Help Wanted

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Auiomotive

FOR SALE-1924 Fordson with
Athens plow and 6 foo5 reversible
disc. $500 cash. Terms to right
party. E. Nj. Maurer, Phone
800. 3lt7
FOR SALE-Onc 1920 special best
90 horse power tractor; one six
gang John Deere plow; one four
gang John Deere pIow; two 50
gallon gasoline drums. Inquire at
the First National Bank, Holt
vile. 2t6
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PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Sale-ReaI Estate

FOR RENT OR LEASE-Furnish
or unfurnished five room house.
See Miss Purd., 757 Main St.,
Phone 12J. 30tf
rUR SALE-nouse On Wens.ey
Ave. Very reasonable tcr.ls. Val
ley Lunhe- G. 26tf
FOR SALE-New stucco house,
Furnished or unfuFnlshed. o32
StaSe. 27tf
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For Rent-Real Estate

FOR RENT--Alfalfa for dairy or
vegetables. 500 acres. / mile
east of Heber. 40 acres, 8
miles west of Calexico. Address
Box "97, Brawley or Phone Braw-
ley $50. 23tf
FOR EXCHANGE-64O acres unim-
proved land. some oak timber,
TeXas county, Missouri, valued
$4,000. Owner will consider I'm
perial Valley or coast property.
Clarence Z. Gage, realtor, 41O
Spreckles Building, San Diego,
Calf. 2t3
FOR Wanted experienced
gardener to farm 20 to 50 acres.
> miles southeast ut Seeley. Cash
or share crop. Actress p. j.
Storms, Box o24, Seeiey. 3ltf
EXCHANGE-Two clear lots, good
location in FL Centre and pay
cash difference vn good sedan.
Press Box 979. 3lt3
FOR RENT-120 acre ranch near
El Centre. Suitable for dairy or
vegetables. NJ. d. Mills, 7b4 Olive,
Ell Centre. Tel. 60J. 2t2
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Situations Wanfed

POSITION Observation-Disclosures
bookkeepcr and stemographer 10
years experience. Good refer
cnceS. Permanent. Address Miss
Garretson, 425 KaImia street, San
Diego. 2t3
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FOR RENT-Modern four room
bungalow, partly furnished. Call
go Olive st. 3t5
FOR SALE-Best paving grocery
in valley. White Front Grocery,
Imperial. Prone 125-W. 3tl2
FOR SALE-20 acres corn pasture.
Virgil E. Brown, II , Box ll8, FL
Centre, 21a niles north Mt. Signal
store. 3t3
WANTED-Ford car in good condi-
tlon. Some cash and practically
new Singer sewing machine i'll eX-
change. Apply small house in
yard 1896 Commercial Ave-, after
p. m. 3t3
LOSr-Woman S white silk hat ON
highway between Calexico and FL
Centric. Finder please leave at
Press office. 3t5
HOUSE for rent with furniture for
sale Cheap. 47S Olive st. 3t3
WANTED-Position by expert milk
er. Press Box 997. 3t3
FOR REN,T-Modcn unfurrished
house, four rooms ara three screen
pOrches. 76J Olive. Phone county
treasurer. 3t5
FOR RENT-Unfurnished bunga-
low. four rooms and bath, close
in. Apply Lanier, newsdealer,
63J Main. 3t3
FOR SALE--1926 Cheviv coach,
more than $50. in extras, excel
lent condition, same as new. orig
inal owner. $l7j down, bal easy.
Box 977. 3t3
MOUNTAIN COTTAGES for rent.
If you want cool, mountain cot.
tage, you cannot DO better than
Hlpass. Address Murphy q Cram
er, ow w--ers, Hipass. tues & fri If
FOR RENT-W arehouse with spur
track Is. P.) known as Newmark
Grain warehouse at FL Centre,
with packing shed attached. c. i.
krauss, Motor \ Box 13S, San
Bernardino, Cal u til sat If
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03
Base Bail Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia 8, Pittsburgh 3.
New York 4, St. Louis >.
Chicago >, Brooklyn 4.
Cincinnati at Boston, postponed,
rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03
SPORT NEWS SECTION
| So. California
Sporting Briefs
By United Press Leased Wire

SAN DIEGO, Calf, Aug. g.
With the seventh annual Silver Gate
channel swim less than week off,
more than 200 swimmers, mainly
from Southern California, are train.
ing daily here over the 600 yard
course in preparation for the event
Late entries are Olive Hatch of
the Los Angeles Athletic club; Hill
da Curtis, unattached, in the wo-
men s swim and Wally O'Connor of
the Venice Plunge Swimming asso-
citation in the men s division.
The swim will be held next Sun
day, the women going into the wa
ter at 3 o'clock and the men at
$3.50 clock.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 3.-Al
Ziemer, protege of Johnny Kilbane,
may face one Of the toughest boxers
he has ever met when he engages
in battle tonight at the Culver City
stadium with Santiago Gorilla.
The affair, scheduled as the ten
round main event, may prove more
than Ziemer bargained for. When
he signed to fight Gorilla, he did 50
in the belief that it would be a good
workout for his fight with Bud Tay-
lor at the Olympic auditorium in
August.
While many conccde a victory to
Iiemcr yet there are those who are
placing their bets on Gorilla. 70
rilla is rated as the bantamweight
champ of Panama and has made a
good showing in more than 80 fights
since coming to the United States.
Other bouts scheduled for the
show promise some keen entertain
mcnt. In the six round semi windup
Sailor Ed Smith will meet Mike
O'Connor, Frisco welterweight.
The four FOUNDERS include: Jimmy
Fox vs.. Ad Hemmerly; Tony Cruza
vs.. George Schweitzer; George Bi-
anZzi VS.. Phil Blood.
Paul de Hate will appear i'll his
first main event at the Hollywood
American legion stadium, Friday
night, when he meets Paul Demsky
of Australia. 1t will be the first of
three appearances that De Hate is
scheduled to make at the stadium.
Dcmsky is rated as one of the
cleverest fighters in the junior
welterweight division and with great
things expected Of De Hate this
should prove an interesting match.
Raw Pelky of Oakland, and Jack
Roper, light heavyweights, will put
on the six round semi -windup. Jimmy
Piela will meet Dick Dehoog in a six
round match. In two four round
fights Jimmy Laventhal will meet
Leo Mitchell and Morrie Eagieson
will take on Phil Cohen.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03

Followers Von I mean you are
y'ght. Bank robbers have many OF
them.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03

Othcrs are such bum drivers.
The fellow who runs is no COW
ard if he runs in the right direction.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Washington II, st. Louis IL.
Chicago ,, New York |.
Philadelphia &, Detroit o.
Boston at Cleveland, postponed,
rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03

California produced $4,000 tons
OF N" II~,ovr tom ot uricu prunco
in this country IN 1925.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03

FOR RENT-Newly furnished four
room apt. with screen porch and
gararge. 600 Adams. 27tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT-Four room and screen
porch bungalow, garage, almost
new. Enquire 521 Hamilton Ave.
}. II. Schneider, owner. 31tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03
Here and There
in Sport World
by United Press Leased Wire


Brooklyn-Bobby Burns from
Brownsville battlcd Pal Moran, New
Orleans, to Il draw in whirlwind
bout. In the semi final Bobby Mel
son, negro lightweight, battered
Harry Mulcahy to win the decision.
Bayside, N. Y.-The yawl Play
mate was the first to finish in the
210 nautical mile run in the Bay
sidc-Block Island auxiliary race.
The Playmate made the stormy trip
in u hours.
New York-Willie Hoppe defeat
ed Harry Shutter 30 to 2S in the
opening of Il 800 point three cushion
billiard match which will run until
Saturday night.
Chicago-The greatest juvenile
championship in history is indi-
Gated by the large early entry list
for the western junior golf tourna-
ment al Chicago next week. Off
. gials declared. Entries are coming
IN from, all over the United States
and Caliada.
San Francisco-The five leading
home run hitters of the coast league
as announced today are Boone with
"a, f. Smith 2l, Arlctt 20, and Mac
, DOwell and Rohwcr, with II each.
Del Monte-A. l.. Cheney, Los
Angles and Pasadena, won the an
nual midsummer golf tournament
here yesterday by defeating +. j.
FenStcrmachcr, San Francisco, i'll
the finals, l up.
Del Monte-Mrs. Dorothy Hill of
Midwick Country club, Pasadena
/ won the annual midsummer golf
tournament for women here ycstcr-
! day, taking the finals from Mrs
Phll Ward, San Francisco, 1 and 3.
In the scmifinals Mrs. Hill defeat
cd Mrs. w. }. Clear, San Francisco.
San Francisco Doc - Wright
1 of the Angels tops coast league
pitchers with II wins and four de-
tcats, counting games including last
Sunday. Bert Cole of the Missions
is second, having won 10 out of 26
ana Crandall of the Angels is third
with l3 wins and five losses.
! san Francisco--If Tod Morgan
/ defeats Tommy o 'Brien at Los An
gclcs tomorrow night he will prob
ably dcfcnd his junior lightweight
, title against Johnny Dundee at Rec
! rcat ION Park here September ., ac
. cording to arrangements made last
| night. Morgan would also fight
Jack Silver here August 10 or II.
California produced 10000 tons
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03

As man thinkcth 50 is he i'll
bad.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03

Nothing's more painful than
people who consider pleasure a duty.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03
COAST LEAGUE

Yesterday S Results
Portland ., Los Angeles q.
Seattle }, San Francisco >.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03

y " auto horn "mooca Ike ;
COW. We need one initiating u goat.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03

FOR RENT-Furnished D room
house. All Hamilton. 2t3
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03

New York-Willie Hoppe defeat
ed Harry shutter 30 to 2S in the
opening of Il 800 point three cushion
billiard match which will run until
Saturday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03
FOR RENT

Coy furnished bungalow apart
HcHj. Inquire Zl0 50. 7th st.
2S-30-2-
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03

Brooklyn-Bobby Burns from
Brownsville battlcd Pal Moran, New
Orleans, to draw in IL whirlwind
bout. In the semi final Bobby Nel-
son, negro lightweight, battered
Harry Mulcahy to win the decision
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03

Bayside, N. Y.-The yawl Play
mate was the first to finish in the
30 nautical mile run in the Bay
sidc-Block Island auxiliary race.
The Playmate made the stormy trip
in - hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03
WANT ADS,

FOR REN2-ModeIu apartment.
Call GA Olive or see Mrs. Steele
at SaIomoas. 3tf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03

San Francisco-The five leading
home run hitters of the coast league
as announced today are Boone with
"a, +. Smith 21, Arlctt 20, and Mac
DOwell and Rohwer, with II each.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03

Del Monte-A. l.. Cheney, Los
Angles and Pasadena, won the an
nual midsummer golf tournament
here yesterday by defeating +. j
FcnStcrmachcr, San Francisco, il
the finals, l up.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03

HARTZELL-The Roofer, returns
August 20. l5tt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-08-03

FOR RENT-Modern four room
bungalow, partly furnished. Call
go Olive st. 3tj
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"A DETACHED HOME

A DETACHED HOME
among cool shade trees
on a lot so by $50, in a
section where families
take pride in their lawns
and gardens.
Six large rooms and
bath, newly decorated,
with electricity and hot
water-heat system.
Garage, chicken house
and productive apple and
cherry trees, as well as
a fine grape arbor, now
bearing. One thing more,
the terms are arranged
for quick sale to the
man of moderate in
come.
Location, 1871 Jack
son ST. ne. Open for
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WONDERFUL HOME.
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HERMAN E. GASCH.
Main 2l6o- 1926 New York Ave-
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
cALEoLIC GlENSTLLEMAN OWING CON.
suburbs. l acre ground, shady porches, fine
trees and lawns, one carfare. will give use
8 roo@ With board. i' Address Box ss4 ,Es
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IN SILVER SPRING - ROOMS, BATH.
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sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
(Coutinued.1
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s LARGE ROOMS, BATH.
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ATTIC, ROOM FOR TWO
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SIZE MIRROR DOOR; EN-
TIRE HOUSE SCREENED.
y ONLY $500, WITH $40C
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Exceptionally attractive new. bungaiow,
sSssoS6 large wing n room t "a 'y 3ndows u
dining room talso large. 3 windowsl, 2 nice
pisees imitation Y 3asSaSe Tile sa has fa szc
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kitchen. 2 large windows opening 10 side
electric range bal is ironing Board large
pantry with window, many shelves: entire
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ssc hotsassr hs ssss th asnatE S
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ssssed froes porch sxss one ods ors q
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and Psnna ave. NV: and SET A of a end 81
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WALTER O'HARA,
9T psGll.. o E sSg ssIeyy IVssselSl..
Main 2450. 1909 II St. NV.
Notwithstanding.
1917. Newton st.. IN . location of new
sSsn rooms a new sasTy 8 sS Sd
asowv1n .' eiee onghts. open nEeglacs hardwood
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N,
Main . ga Estate Dew gven aOsa A soa ais
$3.50 CASH-$60 MONTH.
1rookls9d, Groom brick home. nearly
90 aons large douS Sa SaeE
porches; modern throughout; room for ga
rage S ri sfE ElE sasRrRg SSsseesog4R N
MsR ess Estate DeP Even 10sa S S6a ana
Suburban Detached Homes.
=. In Takoma. Brightwood Manor Park.
s4.9So S e $4,000 SS6Soas''e' e'e.. pt'eea nom
Mn. roo TAK ss Sa 5As sa. p s & shower
haSTs sad pced ss ''sS Ss ssaS q
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every modern convenience; buiit-in features:
Fast; priced TO sell quickly.
FOR THE MAN OF MODERATE MEANS.
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SImodd.; garage; nice shady lot: only S6.2bO;
small f'G StR sr banssow pipe
lea furnace. only $500: $500 cash and
bah ami: isrEs ios: $3.50: $500 $500 CASH asa
Bris Ell Sd VIEW, bungaloy. s rooms
and bath: h..w.h.; high elevation: less than
Takoma Park, Md.-New. bungalow 8
rooms and bath: h;;w n; oak floors. stairs 70
Takomar Park. Md.-Bungalew. 8 rooms
and bath. furnace, ami. S6.S60: $3.50 cash
Takoma Park. Md.---New Groom and tile
bath bungalow. h,-w.h.. ami, $500 cash
and S65 per month.
Silver Spring---Five-room and bath bun
galow; furnace heat electric range Earage.
Silver Spring bungalow. 4 rooms and
$4,750; $3.50 cash: $3.50 per month.
Woodside--Bungalow, 3 rooms and bath:
SHADY lot, 75x1 so: good buy at S0.o60:
$500 cash and any reasonable terms.
Why pay rent when you can buy fully
detached home on such easy terms?
Can be Inspected evenings II preferred
c. w. VAN WAGNER.
90 Cedar ST., Takoma Park. D. c..
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Beautiful New Home
oTTEESEIL QSo 9slEN.Ga .THEE .goToM.A.c.
c9BA Mn.F ma. R REIiII,Ess
1892 Conduit mi

JAMESON-BUILT HOMES.
Priced Less than $4,000.
1900 to 1850 Potomac ave: Sc,
1901 to 1921 D st. Sc. 6 rooms,
all modern improvements large
porches, deep lots.
For Sale by
THOS. A. JAMESON CO.,
Main 5526. o06 N. Y. Ave. NV.
BARGAIN IN NORTHEAST.
Groom and bath brick in fine
all-white neighborhood at 604
A ST. ne. Splendidly arranged
for renting rooms or for renting
second floor as apartment.
Priced lower than most Groom
houses. Terms very easy. Open
and lighted evenings and Sun
days.
HARRY A. KITE, Inc,
1914 K St. NV. Main 1916.
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JAMESON BUILT HOMES,
90O-932 Quincy ST. NV.
s large rooms, tile bath, cleo
trio lights, hardwood floors /;
built-iri bathtub and refriger-
ators double rear porches, wide
cement front porch, deep lot to
wide alley. Reasonable terms.
For Sale BY
THOS. A. JAMESON CO.,
900 M. X. Ave. NV.
Main $50.
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MICHIGAN PARK.
SUNSHINE HOMES.
Seven-room brick homes with
side yards, in q highly restricted.
community, on a broad street
close to schools, stores and
street cars.
Priced less than row houses.
Take car marked "BrookIand'' to end Of
route and walk two souaree esss on Michi.
TO 18th street. ~
Built ownsd--For Sale b.
w. WALTER VAUGHN,
Riggs-Semrnea Bldg Dupont Circle.
Potomac Zoo.
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DOWNTOWN HOME

Near Dupont Circle Containing IL biz
rooms ana baths; Electric liEhts: Good
tion. and 10 offered for immediate sale at q
sacrthce 1t only
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1917 Newton &C.. IN . location OF new
roughs school: q new sefni.bunealow Of 8
good. sized rooms and pantry. full tiled bath
h..w.h. clog lights, open fireplace. hardwood
3oore, lot 60x160: convenient terms.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPN,
Real Estate Dept. 10th and q,
Main 432 EVENINGS North Ala
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Suburban Detached Homes.
In Takoma, Brightwood. Manor Park,
SILVER Spring, Woodside. ETC.. priced from
84,760 TO SIC. 600. ~
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MASS. lAV 3. NV.
Attractive Groom English
basement house, newly paperedI
and painted d. mi. Price,
sic, 500. Can BE financed to suit
Vacant.
Il. j. CHAPLIN
III II 81. Main o533.
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TWO-CAR GARAGE.
this attractive detached. home: excellent
NV. section, near car and bus service: con-
tanning six large rooms. tile bath. h.swh..
cleo: large lot.
William S. Phillips & Co., Inc.
,.JgsH oNE SERVICE UNTIL ? g.M Mo-
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WALTER .O'HARA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Main 2450. 1909 Fl ST, NV
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STORE 8 f-ROOM APARTMENT1 {
Located In com. zone Southeast and has
h ..w.h.. elec. Nghts and lafEe stable on wide
paved alley. Priced for immediate sale or
will trade for small property.
AUSTIN n. COOPER.
1918 SPRING ROAD N.W---BARGAIN !
Must cell Immediately. Detached. SO feet
front g rooms, bath. an. $3.50 cashs $50
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EEvEN-RooM.. 2-BATH HOUSE, AMI;
rent. reasonable. Call OWNER, Franklin
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Brookland, Groom brick home nearly
new. on 18th st.. between Newton and Otis.
1st commercial gone. 2 large double back
rage on alley; iTnmediate Possession:
MeLACHLEN BANKING CoRP'N.
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