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The Lambertville record., 1926-08-26
LAHASKA

Miss Dorothy Middleton gave
| doggie roast to her friends on
| Thursday afternoon in honor of her
birthday. The little folks had an en-
| ioyable time playing games, and
roast doggies and toasted marsh
mallows were served with other re-
! freshments.
Mrs. Louis Schmidt entertained
her niece from Audubon, N. H., the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Boilcau en-
tertained relatives from Washington
Crossing on Saturday and Sunday.
On Thursday Mr.. Boileau was
Doylestown visitor.
Walter Jacobs, of Hatboro, called
on friends in the town on Saturday.
Mrs. Janett Knapp, who has been
spending some time at the HouseR
home, has been called to her home
in Connecticut on account of ill
ness of her mother.
William Jamison is confined to
her bed with illness. He expects to
go the hospital for an operation on
Monday
Mrs. Oscar Boileau visited Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Werthington at
Yardley on Wednesday.
Mrs. George Benner, of Car
versville, spent Wednesday and
Thursday with her mother, who is
confined to her room with illness.
George Davis is ON the sick list
in the home of Oscar Boileau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rutter mo-
tored to Denver, Pa on Saturday
to visit relatives.
Miss Helen Clark, of Yardley, is
passing some time with her aunt,
Mrs. Charles Davis.
Buckingham First Day School pic
niced in the Meeting House on We'd
nesday, it being stormy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Benner, of
Washington Crossing. were Thurs
day evening guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Boileau.
Miss Frances Slotter, after spend
ing two weeks at the Pttblado
home, at Hope, in Hamilton County,
New York, returned home on Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Yonker are
the proud parents of daughter,
born Monday August 16.
Miss Frances Slotter is taking
two months course in the General
Hospital, Philadelphia.
Irwin Fetterolf Jr and Norman
Martin have returned from two
weeks motor trip to Canada.
Misses Elizabeth Virgins and
Jean Wiggins, of New Hope. were
Sunday pnosts of Samuel Wilkin-
son and family.
Harry Henderson, who has been
visiting Mrs. Jennie Naylor, return
ed to his home with his grandpar-
ents in Maryland, ON Sunday.
Sunday callers at the home of
Harry Wilkinson were Welding
Slack and sons, of New Hope; Mr..
and Mrs. Watson Knight and fam
lily, of Warrington; and Harry
Knight, of Mount Airy, N. J.
Charles Sutton, of Newtown, was
a business caller in the village on
Friday representing the Gas Com
pany
Several from here attended the
Solebury Farmers Club on Satur-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Bagg, near Centre Hill
William Watson and F. A. Rich,
of Mechanicsville; Kenneth Pitblado,
of Brooklyn. N. Y; Miss Margaret
Clarendon. of Doylestown, and Miss
Doris Erdman, of Buckingham, were
guests in the Slotter home last
week.
Miss Mary johnson is having her
house painted.
The Ladies Aid of the Lahaska
NJ. f. Church, held a Harvest Home
on the church lawn on Thursday
evening. 1t was well attended.
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AMENDMENT PROPOSED TO THE con-
STITuTl0N OF THE STATE OF
NEW JERSEY BY THE
LEGISLATURE OF 1925.
SENATE SUBSTITUTE FOR
ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESOIII-

ASSEMBLY CoNCURRENT REsoLU-
l. RE IT RESOLVED BY THE SEN.
NTE the House OF Assembly concurrinEl.
! Thc fol wing amendment to the Const-
lutieu of the State of New Jersey is here
ny y opose, and when the same shall be
ngree to by majority OF the members
| c,ec'e IL. the Senate and General As
sembly, the said amendment shall be
entered upon their journals. with the yeas
and nays taken thereon. and referred to
the Legislature then next to be chosen
and published for three months previous to
the first Tuesday after the first Monday in
November next in at least newspaper
OF each county, IL any be published therein,
such newspapers to be designated by the
President of the Senate the Speaker of the
General Assembly and the Secretary Of
State.
Amend paragraph three section one Ar
tcle ". of the Constitution of the State
OF New Jersey, To read follows:
3, Members of the senate and general
assembly shall be elected every second year
beginning with the year one thousand nine
hundred and twcnty-cight, on the first Tues-
INV nfter tho first Monday in November .
and the two houses shall meet separately in
regular session on the second Tuesday in
January next after the said day OF election,
at which time of meeting the legislative
year shall commence; and at other times
the two houses may meet separately
in special session upon the Joint call of the
president of the senate and the speaker of
the general assembly for the purpose of
acting upon only such matters as are desig-
mated in the call
Amend paragraphs one and two of section
II of Article ~, to read follows;
|. The senate shall be composed Of one
senator from each county in the state. elect
ed by the legal voters OF the counties, re-
spectivey for four years; provided. how
ever, the term OF senators elected in the
year one thousand nine hundred and TWEEN
ty-six shall be extended To four years from
the commencement OF their terms. The
term of senators elected In the year one
thousand nine hundred and twenty-scven
The Lambertville record., 1926-08-26
AMENDMENT PROPOSED TO THE con-
STIrUTION OF THE STATE OF
NEW JERSEY JERSEY BByY BY ,rsa TIE
ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.

RE 1T RESOLVED BY THE HOUSE OF
ASSEMBLY tthe Senate concurringl:
That the following amendment to
he Constitution of the State of New DER
,ey is hereby proposed. and when the same
hall be agreed to by majority of the
members elected to the Senate and House
Il Assembly. the said amendment shall be
entered ON their Journals with the yeas and
aays taken thereon. and referred TO the
Legislature then next TO be chosen and
,ublisAed for three months. previous to the
frst tuesday after the first Monday OF
November next. in Mt least one newspaper
If each county, if any be published there
IN, such newspaper to be desiTnated by the
President of the Senate, the Speaker of the
louise of Assembly and the Secretary OF
state; payment for such publication to be
uadc by the Treasurer on the warrant OF
he Comptroller.
/ In Article VII section IL. paragraph
swo. strike out the words 'he appointed by
tho Senate and General Assembly, IN JOINT
Meeting They shall" so that the paragraph
viii read az follows;
20 Judges Of the Courts of Common
Pleas shall hold their offices for hve
ears: but when appointed to FIJI vacancies
hey shall hold for the unexpired term
only"
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SpiTUTION or THE STATE OF
NEW JERsEY lq,Spa ~ rgssa rnE
SENATE CONCURRENT RESOLUTION,


RE 1T RESOLVED BY THE SENATE
ttbe House Of Assembly eoncurringl;
rbc following amendment TO the consul
.tutinn of the State OF New Jersey Is here
~, nronnsed and when the same shall pe
rood 10 by majority OF the members
iocted tn the Senate and House OF AS
n,nbIv The said amendment shall he en-,
arad an their Journals with the yeas ana
,vs taken thereon md referred 70 Nhe
.eislntre then next to he ehosen ana
e,biished for three months previous 10 the
irat Tuesday after the hrst Monnay os %
,Iovember next in at least one paper ot
aeh conntv II any be published therein,
,uch newspapers 10 be designhted ny inc
presideut Of the Senate the Speaker OF
he House Of Assembly and the Secretary
~ state; payment for such publication 70
20 made by the Treasurer on warrant Oh
n' PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
The Legislature shall have power TO es-
.abIiab water supply districts, sewerage dls-
.ricts drainage districts. and meadow re-
.lamnton districts to alter and change the
boundaries Of any such district or districts
40 established to provide Tor the electtoh
~ commissions for such districts and TO
n,,.,cribe Inc organization. jurisdiction, pow
ers and duties Of such commissions; to vest
In such commissions power to undertake
1evelop complete and operate any pupiie
,snrL or imurovemont for water supply
,ev1aqe disposal drainage and meadow re
,lnwnfion to incur Indebtedness therefor
,hicb said indebtedness shall be the debt
of the district to fund such debt and 70
nrovide for the levy assessment ana col
leetion of special benefits and Of taxes tor
Inc paynent of any such Indebtedness so
incurred by such district,
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AMENDMENT PROPOSED TO THE CON
sTITuTION or THE STATE or
HET NEWS, JERsET .Hysian Gpy ,,,s' T,'s
SENATE CONCURRING RESOLUTION.


ne IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE
fthc House Of Assembly concurringl
That the following amendment to the
Corafitution Of this State he and the same
rs hereby proposed and when the 0amc shal
he agreed to by majority Of the member
elected 10 the Senate and House Of As
semhly, the said amendment shall he en-
tered On their Journals with the yeas and
nays thereon, and referred TO the Legs
lnture next 10 he chosen. aud published 70
three months previous to the first Tuesda
after thgE first Mundnv II November next
in nj least one newapaper of each county
II any be published therein. 10 be dc'ignn
ted by the President ~ the Senate. tho
Speaker nf the House Of Assembly aud tn
/. Amend paragraph ten Of Article +
rcnd M follows;
10 The Governor 0r person administering
tho government, hnd three nersons appointe'
by the Governor by and with the advice anf
consent Of the Senate. for terms prescribe
nv lsw. Of whom the Governor or persor
administering the government shall be one
: nay remit fines and forfcitures and grant
ardnnR after conviction In all easeh except
-npeachments
q Amend paragraph one. section one OF
Articlc VI 70 re1d as follows;
L. The iudicinl power shall be vested in
court Of appeals court for the trihi o'
ogative court supreme court; circuit
4ourts and such inferior courts as nov
axiat and may he hereafter ordained anc
-ttabished by law; which inferior courts
'ublic rood shall require.
g. Amend section one Of Article vi By
adding new paragraph following para
frHph one. as follows:
q The court Of appeals shall have thf
iurisdiction heretofore exercised by the
-ourt of errors and appeals. except tha'
judgments ~ the supreme court in civil or
criminal actions not originating therein and
.ierrees ~ the preroRatiye court in proceed
ngs not originating therein. shall not be
rcvicwnble in the court Of appeals except
afuI prIag nf
peals
4 Amend paragraph one. section two. OF
Article VI 10 read as followsi
l. The court Of appeals shall consist of a
presidine Judge and six associate Judges
who shill be counselors-at-law OF This Sihis
Of at least ten years standing, who shal
perform no judicial duties other than tbs
appellate work in the court Of nppeais, o
minority Of whom shall constitute a quorum
vote Of at enst four coneurring in IN.
result shall be necessary for a reversal OF
any case or decision under review.
.4hs.gsxx2 vs&xS&ba&s Azs'
The Lambertville record., 1926-08-26
Cherish Happy Thoughts

That which we allow our minds to
dwell upon determines largely our di-
rectlon OF progress as well as the
character and extent Of that progress.
If you would be happy, turn away
from your III feelings 70 happy
thoughts Clayton q. Cooper.
The Lambertville record., 1926-08-26
AMENDMENT PROPOSED TO THE con-
sTITIITJoN or THE STATE OF
SEG SES,s,hTifFf JERsEf bbfF isas. ras
,ENATE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTE FOR
ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESOLUTION,

ASSEMBLY CONCURRENT RESohufioNt
M rr RESOLVED 'YRiy THE SENATE
the House Of Assembly eoncurrinEl
That the following amendment 20 'ue ie
,ereby proposed and when the same shai
,e agreed to by a majority OF the I'm men,s n
ers elected to the ant senate ana nSaTp aSall he he
inferred on their journals, with the yeas
tnd nays taken thereon and referred TO
he Legislature then next to be chosen,
,ious to the frat Tuesday after the hrst
Monday of November next, In at least one
,ewspnper of eaeh county, II any be pun
shed there in, such newspsaners to be
iesignated by the President of the Senate;
he Speaker of the Houes of Assembly anu
he Secretary of State; payment Tor Tor sueh
,nblication to be made by the Treasurer
IN the warrant of the Comptrolier;
PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
Am,nd Article TX of the State Consti-
ution 40 ns to read foows'
Any specific amendment or amendments nus
the Constitution may be nropoeSu S II ~ ths tt
,nme shall he agreed to by a majority oil
| the members elected to each OF the wv ,wp
houses sneh proposed srsd @mennf nn their journals
| with the yeas and nays taken thereon; ana
referred TO the session Of the Legls'a1afe ...ss,
| in special seession by call of the Goyern9r,
| md shall he published for three months
| previous to meeting in such session next 70 70
| Se convened In at least one new nsWSpaper ~
| ,oeh county, II any he published therein,
| n least once In each month and VI IN the
| .easion Of the Legislature next 70 nc eon-
| .ened as aforesaid such proposed amend
rent or amendments, or any OF mem;
hall he agreed TO by majority OF an
he members elected to eneh house ,ne" ~ !,
ibmit such proposed amendment OF
mendmenta or such Of them as may hnye
,en twice agreed to aforesaid to the
,ople In such manner the Legslature
| ,ail prescribe at the ensuing election =,
held the hrst Tuesday after the ehe nsopl, nr1'
The Lambertville record., 1926-08-26
Diet for the Beautiful

A women's athletic association an
nounces that The woman who would
he both beautiful and fit must secure
60 hours sleep week, eat only fresh
fruit between meals, drink a pint OF
milk, relax for 30 minutes, and take
an hours outdoor exercise daily.
The Lambertville record., 1926-08-26
Leisure and Laxiness

Leisure is time for doing something
useful; this leisure the dlllgent man
will obtain but the lazy man never;
so that, ms Poor Richard says, n life Of
leisure and life Of laziness are two
things. Benjamin Franklin.
The Lambertville record., 1926-08-26
Ended Princely Line

Conrndin. the Inst of the famous
German princely family OF the Hohen-
stufen, was behended In 1868, at the
age of sixteen, after he failed to re-
cover the Two SicIlies from the
nsllrnnr Chnrlee Of Anlnn
The Lambertville record., 1926-08-26
Tells Her the Sad Neros

One East end man always confldes
his business troubles to his wife
whenever she asks him for money
uniontown Hcrnld.
The Lambertville record., 1926-08-26
Discretion Paws

You never see n statue erected TO n
man who was afraid OF what people
might say--Duluth Herald.
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Many New Words Yearly

One hundred new words, approx.
mBtely. are added 10 the English Ian.
guagp every year.
Evening star., 1926-03-21

Parachute and fare leaving the bmp TCs at Aberdeen
The circle parachute with the fare in the The
device expected aid aircraft in making landings at night
wnrld
Evening star., 1926-03-21

The United States
line. America burning
at the dock at New
port News. Va. The
loss to the ship is esti-
mated at $2.00O,O00. 1t
was being recondition-
ed for Summer cruises.
Copyrlght. T. & A. Photos.
Evening star., 1926-04-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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Attractive Apartments-A Large Outside Rooms.
This Wonderful Apartment Colony Containing SIS Apartments
Affords Every Homeike Comfort and Convenience.
Delightful and Cool in Summer and Well Heated in Winter
Elevators-3 Switchboards.
DINING ROOM IN CENTER BUILDING.
300-Car Garage and Filling Station in Rear.
Your Immediate Inspection Is Invited.
Resident Manager Each Building
VIII Be Glad to Show Our Furnished and Unfurnished
Apartments of | Room and Bath O 5 Rooms and Bath
Office Center Building.
5000 Conn. Ave- NV. Phone Adams 48OO
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RENT HOI SFS-FVRNISUFD

POTOMAC HEIGHTS. 10 MINUTES nd
cIty: Groom apartment. il modrrg house
location attractive. Cleveland $780,
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uNFURNIsHED HOUSES FOR RENT.
rated + PAINTED rms, 3; 2-ear gaE Glass
NS 1S u IL pm Rent, $50 sSpqs'o" mo-, open sunday
Well appointed home in Petworth; 6 rms,
h; front and two rear porches; ami Rent
'nl6 BaSdS SdS bur Bungalow in Brookland; rms,
Ideal home Eri Chevy Chase: ': rms. b., gas.
elec;: e N3 ,kol burner ip,, ami t Rent 500 mo
blvd; 3 rms. b. open irepl.; Al cond.
Good det. house mr. Walter Reed Hospital;
Bogehs; large lot Rent Rent. very ressonase.
front ph;; argssnnged as :-family apts.,, @-car
Very attractive home, Chevy Chase. Md;
Ewd. as open frepl.. porches. large lot.
T PSx9sSSn nv house; suitable for. for club
4erge ROOMS: steam ne heat; II rms. D. D.
Dandy house. Conn ave, mr. Rodman st.
FHs FuRNN1sHkb RN sni H66sE E5Gs r? FoR RG RENT.
Very attractive house mr. nrsr Wardmsnh ard an Park
.ss s' very p ees fur HSasbe Efar abe &ay Nay e.
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ffGe G 4RisF TRfFAS7 Tm' lob $ 18Th Sa'R g. So mo-
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rms, kit. bath; Rent, $52 30 mo-
THE ST. CLAIRE. 17l7 T st. NV.
5 rms. kit. hall bath. rear phi. Rent.
1871 st. NV.
- rms. baths: AL condition. Rent.
rms. shower bath. Rent. $40 mo.
2 rms. bath, elec. grill Rent, $50 mo.
90i NJ 81.
Bachelor apt, r. & bath. Rent. $37 so
1880 Girard ST. NV.
4 rms. kit. & bath; Al condition. Open
Sunday. IL to =. Rent. SO mo.
1873 Meridian Place
8 rms bath. Rent. sos mo.
STORES FOR RENT
Excellent store. 18th St. mr.. You. Ideal
for delicatessen. cafeteria. $125 mo-.
Good store. suitable for shoe shine par
Tor. print shop; etc. mr.. 9th & New York
Excsiient store nr. Fessenden st. on Wis.
ave. HeSs McESEByF&R SE5BS RR a eoss. INC.
1913 X Sts Realtors. MaanA6h2a
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1880 r ST. NV.
New Building.
3 rooms and bath, SO. $75 and $4,000
l719 X ST.
room: siis rp& $S1%,GhoKAMA S1,h RD NV s,oooo 90
'''H' % aG36 ADAMS. Mill RD -''''
New Building.
z rooms. kitchen and bath. porch. $50 90 90
rooms :aH ssa9 9'eGi coNN:: AVE. NV. 0V'oO
2 rooms, kitchen and bath -, $50 90
rooms. reception hall kitchen, hall ro oo
A'!H The fs'f EVERETT, 2i27 p 81; NswO.oo00
rooms kitchen and bath. .......S52 60
'oOHl' N If4s efRARb f ' sT. NV. 80 oO oO
room, dining room. kitchen s1a az aRd ~ -
room and 3Sa 1s,h. M MmP4y 54 ed $500
rooms ana l$el Poi nj 'sr. NV. 900 s00'oo ~
r00Ti TIE hnf foreER St9h All End s Sc s.ooO ~
- ~ 1878 r ST. NV. ssooo
rooms sUS 1905 S''a Mass. AVE. NV 900 soooo oo
rooms 4'q 97is i%'I PA. AVE. NV soooo o.oo
. rooms isso sod caaiL.ihFoRN1A ai.h ST. NV soo'oo
1913 ,KALORAMA RID. NV. .,ooo
rooms kt'fh67 Ii67 11d 11ih b?tf n. NV $1,000
1 room. dining alcove nj I,o "a and saz M
'A'" sol c ST. NV 'f0'''' o oaoVo
rooms and i2i5 naf9 p ST. NV e''o''o
i room, dining aicove, KITCHEN and oo
oa'" 74o OH ST. NV. '''0V
1923 17th ST. NV.
rooms and i7ia Sn,h DE SALES ST. - ,'oo
rooms. kitchen and nd PAT bSsh. '...-'''' $4,000
''0" a 5le iath sT. NV. ~oo
D'o"'' s}1ShSH so5 %EBsrRR as ff:' sr NV saooo
f00niS a'I i4oH Sf'i II. c. AVE. NE.
elec.; suitable Tor . families -. s55 90
GEO. w. LINkINS,
1873 DE SALES ST.
Opposite Mayfiower Hotel ---.-
DOWNTOWN
APARTMENT
141a n st. nw--Two rooms. kitchen and
bath; $50 per month. Apply on premises. :
CRESTHILL APARTM ENTS
BUILDING FINISHED MARCH 1st.
80 APIS. RENTED.
uJrnlss LEFT; EPPTT;.coS,
1880 BELMONT ST.
LARGE PORCHES-sOME HAVE TWO
PORCHES.
3 rooms and rooms and bath each
(Several may be combined If desired)
5000 to 500 90 EACH.
Exceptionally fortunate in being in IN IN, thns
affording an unobstructed view oyer the city.
surrounding country and indeed. down the
This high-class building with elevator
service by licensed operator. and about all
Of the latest improvements including tiled
bath: heated by OIL incnerator. etc. .
Now ready for occupancy. WE CHAI.-
LENGE COMPARISON FOR REAL RENTAL
VALUES.
MOORE & HILL, INC,
730 18th ST.
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APARTMENTS-UN
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THE EMERSON,
1924 BELMONT RID. oo
rooms and .d path h.,h h M norc6 900
r00mi Newly Wy a deeor essd throughout. ~
253O O ST.
CON THE NEW BUS LINE) m
rooms. kit and bath, dining alcove $500
A real bargain.
3O26 WIS. AVE.
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rooms rooms: k ks and and BssR 2SoS
1924 WIS. AVE.
rooms. wE8 AYE Bat Ar MA sl255 and $4,000
THE CLINTON,
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2 rooms room: ana R Rs,h sSSSS: 1898
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rooms rooms AND snd b bsth 90
WENDELL, 1858 California 81. ~
rooms and bath. ................S7b $500
1926 LANIER PLACE.
3 rooms and bath ................ .3b2 20
b rooms ana path. ...'.'.'..' '.'. GOV
1928. RIGGS PLACE.
rooms and bath. $4,000
1905 POTOMAC ST. NV.
3 rooms and bath. ................S6 $4,000
1912 18th ST oo
rooms and bath. ............,....So $4,000
DAKOTA, l41o G1RARD ST.
515 18th ST.
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D rooms and bath. ............... .Soo.oo
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. roofus ana pdtu - "91S'S"
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. ''T HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
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IN ROSsLYN, Va ROOMS AND BATH
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CRESTHILL APARTMENTS
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AZ APIS. RENTED.
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rooms and rooms and bath each.
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Exceptionally fortunate in being in this
unusual situation--on the crest of the hill.
aff0rding an unobstructed view oyer the city.
surrounding country and. indeed. down the
This high.cl building with elevator
service by licensed operator. and about all
Of the latest improvements. including tiled
bath: heated by oil: incinerator etc.
Now ready for occupancy. WE CHAL-
LENGE COMPARISON FOR REAL RENTAL
MOORE & HILL, INC,
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THE LOUDOUN. Bluemont. vs.-Now open
for the SUMMER. Cool comforta5le rooms:
tables, milk. eggs and chickens; tennis. Gro.
verY reasonahle. Mrs. J. G. Beatty. 1s
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sleeping porch; tub g. shower private en-
trance reasonable FOR couple or three.
1900 KENYON NW--BED-LIVING ROOM ;
divanette; kitchen bath sink; range: at
traetiyely furnished; low rent August. Col.
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sses 81 the sr hotsi MISS ss0f BHfRTNERp
BIB COLORADO AVE. N.W.--TWO ROOMS
and kitchenette. ami, In new private home
convenient 20 two car lines and bus.
ExT,REMELY pLEA,sANT H2uSEEEEpimG
bath and porehes; In strictly modern home
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK AIRY ROOMS;
kitchen, bath, dining hall porch, good
closets; $50 a mo, summer rate, Including
gas, electricity, phone, Adams 1912
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ami: adults only. Adams 1856.
5 LARGE ROOMS AM. BATH, CoMsLEl.f;
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1910 KALORAMA RID - FOUR ROOM
ant, completely furnished; two. bedrooms
each with twin beds. accommodating four
"D" M1ARKSLEY BETHEA. Pot 4sa
CORCORAN COURTS,
23rd AND d SITS. NV.
l room, Murphy bed. dinette, kitchen z no
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Cafe--Resident Minaver l3s
THE AvoNDALE. 1874 p ST NV.
cAvANAGGH cciotGGRiris. i5sa III ST. NV.
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RUTLAND COURTS, 172h l7th, ST NV,
~ rms. kitchen 4 bath $50.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. INCson
200 CONN. AVE.
Apt 70S--l rm. kitchenette. bath apt.
furnished; S4S during August; reasonable.
THE CHASTLETON HOTEL.
Conveniently Located.
18th ST. AT NV.
Wardman Management.
One. Two and Three Room Apis.
Summer Rates
Excellent Cafe.
Resident Manager.