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OTIS TEXTILE co.
Continued from PAGE Oney

to meet southern competition was
given as the main reason for the ac-
ton taken by the directors Within
the last month number of consoIi-
dations of textile companies have
been made public. with economy in
production as the basis, while in
other instances plant machinery has
been removed to southern units.
Recently the Nashua Manufacture
ing Company purchased the plant of
the fremont and Suffolk mills in
Lowell and details of a merger be-
tween the .Pepperell Manufacturing
Company and the Massachusetts Cot
ton Mills was made public. Last
month the Jenckes- Manville Com
pany of Rhode Island closed it's
Nourse Mill at Woonsocket and NOV
ed the machinery TO units already In
operation in the south. The plant Of
the Quidnick- Windham Company az
Willimantic was closed in October
and the announced reason was the
inroads of southern competition.
The Otis Company normally en-
ployes 1900 persons in the manufac-
turing of awnings, denims, cotton
suitings. cotton underwear and other
cotton products. The mills, estah.
lished in 1889. constitute the towns
OAuSSN ehiAb AliOot 1lilpO4 ldtl
Recently the company sold the
Ware Gas Company, which Ii haa
operated. Und r the plan now sub
mitted to the stockholders by Treas
urer Harry G. Nichols, the mills and
other property here. including
number of tenements. would be sold,
as well as the company's mills At
Greenville, n. H.N Part of the manu-
featuring would be removed to two
modern plants owned by the COM
pany at Palmer. but the majority
would be taken south.
The treasurer recommended tfloS
the company acqr - a. southern unit
in which some of the lines To BE-
discontinued in the north might BE-
manufactured to better advantage
and the value If the trade name and
trademark be preserved" Reduction
of the companys debt and placing
it in better position to meet southern
competition were assigned as rea
sons.
Company officials have not yet In
Dictated whether or not any p3rticu
lar locality in the south has been
chosen for the mills, but ii was be
lieved that more Information in this
respect might be forthcoming at On
after the stockholde : ratification
meeting next month.
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FARMINGDALE

Mrs. j. c. Edmonds and family of
Grant street. leave this week to pass
the winter at Westbrook. where Mr..
Edmonds has employment.
Russell street bridge was washed
away by the severe rainstorm of Fri
day and causes great inconvenience
to families living on that street.
George Weeks, who is moving his
family into the Hamlin house which
he recently purchased is greatly him
dered in moving his household goods.
Mrs. NJ. E. Chadwick Of Bowman
street, who was operated on at the
Augusta General hospital on Monday,
November Is, is reported as recover
ing nicely.
Mrs. Jennie Stevens and daughter
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Thanksgiving Number
OF "Venture" Now Ont

The Hallowell High Venture" for
november Is real Thanksgiving
number from cover to cover The
literary department is the work of
the Junior class. The opening edi-
torials are by SCOTT Treworgy. bus
mess manager. Edna Gordon contri-
butes an amusing verse. "Examina-
ton Days; Helen Fuller, a short
story. "A Thanksgiving story;
Eilzabeth Carey, a fantasy entitled,
"A Night in Arabia; Albion Wright.
another story, Dan d. Dresser:
Edna Gordon, story, Aunt Rebec-
cas- Work Box; Iva Cain, a poem.
Jazz; James Hayes, an amusing
verse, Shorthand Sequences. Then
there are the usual departments of
school and class news, athletic news,
aiumnl news, exchanges. and jokes.
There are also attractive and anus
Ing cuts. This is the second issue
under the new plan of publication.
The Christmas issue, which will be
out in mid December, will be in
charge of the sophomore class.
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tions oetween the United States md
Latin America.
The Mexican government has been
warned. between the lines at least,
that diplomatic relations will be en-
dangered il 1t deprives American cit
liens in Mexico "of the full owner.
ship and enjoyment" of their prop
erty rights.
The Mexican government has re-
piled. calllr ON the United States
for the concrete cases in which
recognized principles of information
al law may have been violated or
may be violated in disregard of le-
Ultimate interests o. American citi-
zen. since in such cases It (the Mex
lean government) will be disposed to
repair such Violations
For the moment the situation
rests there
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To the Bondholders OF the Dirigo
Power Company

You are hereby notified pursuant to
the order of the Supreme Judicial
Court that all bonds of the Dirige
Power Company still outstanding and
held by you must be filed with Everett
H. Maxcy, ESD, on or before March
81, 1927, at his Office 317 Water Street.
Augusta, Maine, said bonds, upon
proper presentation within the time
fixed, to be exchanged for stock Of
said Georges River Power Company
in proportion of one and one-eighth
1s) shares of said stock for each
$4,000 bond, and you to receive the
sum of Twenty-six Dollars Forty
eight Cents (s26.4S) per share Of
Georges River Power Company stock
thus held by you.
EVERETT Fl. MARCY,
nov24dec1-S Trustee
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tmtodist Church
FesVOServe Centennial

n osr. ' ol most interest for the
\ esb, s OF the coming week is
\ Bsli latlon of the centennial of
RbsynunM Methodist church.
\ .rts ns the coming Sunday and
Y assr a over several days and
Fhn al ~ interesting and varied
sssas po tuesday evening of the
enab,sete,k, In connection with
I y ,b a d. there will be a con-
tsost..' ,hlwanis Male Quartet
. Nrs. Robinson, soloist.
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Would Dispel False
Impression Held
Regarding Harding

New York, Nov. 2S.-tF)--Ihe III
gratitude Of his friends broke Presl-
dent Harding'S heart, and ne oleo
martyr to that friendship, SAID Johh
A. Stewart. president of the Republic
can League of Clubs, at luncheon
meeting of the organization today.
He felt it was his duty, the speaker
said as a friend of the late president,
to straighten out 1.-The impression IN
certain quarters" concerning Hardings
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To the stockholders Of the Georges
River Power COMPANY

You axe hereby notified that ali
shares of stock now held by you of
the above named company must be
filed with Everett H. Maxcy, Esquire.
on or before the thirty-first day of
Street, Augusta, Maine. All shares
must be properly signed on the back
by the owner thereof and his signature
guaranteed by some bank, trust com
pany or banker, the property having
all been sold to the Central Securities
Corporation for sufficient to realize,
after payment of outstanding debts.
the sum of twenty-six dollars forty
eight cents ($26.4S) per share.
EVERETT H. MARCY,
nov24dect1-s Trustee.
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Bs.Election Plans
[ulssed in Meeting
4 Farmingdale

!. customary prediction plans
!. Made by the members of the
k.rs1,sn town committee of Farm
KIT at a session held Tuesday
En-, at the Farmingdale town
rbe scheduled speaker of the
En- Hon. Burleigh Martin of
[.rss. was unavoidably detained.
ID. meeting , IS given over to a
F,rwion Of the election work. The
[rarce was good, and those
[<s,, we're most enthusiastic in
n. .ntinents, and expressions of
Ere J. ". Williams acted as
ks;ng officer.
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From Lydia 6. Pinkham to
Her Great Granddaughter

Have you ever heard a grand
mother say, Lydia e. Pinlham's
Vegetable Compound? Why. my
mother and | took that fifty years
ago." Iii some families the fourth
generation is learning the merit of
this dependable medici1 ).
From the days of the polonaise to
the days of the radio, mothers have
given this famous remedy to their
daughters. The happy schoolgirl of
today. like the demure maiden of the
1S70's knows she can rely on Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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Friday evening at 7:30 the Ep-
worth League will hold a. social in
the Methodist vestry. All are asked
to come early, as singing of old
songs and other favorite songs will
take the first half hour. Sawin's
Orchestra will play for games and
the usual good attendance is expect
ed. Come prepared to have a good
time and enjoy the social.
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WEST GARDINER
Funeral of Julia A. Francis

Funeral services for the late Julia
A. Francis were held at > o'clock
Tuesday afternoon from the late
home in West Gardiner, Rev, Arthur
Jones of Winthrop Center officiat-
ing. The bearers were George Went
worth. Irving Horne, Walter Towne
and Albert Goodwin. Interment was
In the family lot at Friends ceme-
terry, West Gardiner.
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Stella b, Smith

Stella B. Smith, wife of John
Cakes of Chesterville Hill. died at
the home of her son, Earl Cakes, at
North Chesterville, Saturday. She
was the daughter of William H. and
Julia Butterfield Smith, and is sur
vived by the husband, and one son.
The funeral was held Monday after
noon, at the home of the son. Rev.
E. S. Longley, of Pennington Falls,
officiating,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-24

William J. Ryan, the blind gen.
eraI agent for the Maine Institution
for the Blind, has been in town this
week, supplying everybody with
copies Of the Maine Farmers Alma
nae. This is the 18th consecutive
year he has performed this service
throughout the state, he said.
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Eleanor, are going to walthan,
Mass, for Thanksgiving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McKeag Of
Brockton, Mass, will pass Thanks
giving with Mrs. McKeags sister.
Mrs. Fred Brann on Grant street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams of
West Gardiner, We're visiting Mrs
Williams parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Smith on Sunday.
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OAKLAND
Henry Fletcher

Henry, Fletcher died Tuesday
morning at about Z o'clock at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. James
Stevens of Main street, with whom
he has made his home for about 10
years. He was the son of George
A. and Susan Manton Fletcher, born
in North New Portland, February %,
lS43. Mr.. Fletcher is survived by
another daughter, Mrs. Frank Crym-
BILE of North Arson, besides several
grandchildren. The remains will be
taken to North Arson where burial
services will he held Thursday af-
ternoon.
The following schedule will be OBJ
served Thanksgiving day at the Oak
land post office: There will be no
delivery of mail by rural or village
carriers. Windows will be open from
A. M. to 10 A. M. and from 3 P. NJ.
to 4 p. Nj. All outgoing mails will
be dispatched as usual.
Mrs. Eugene Perry has returned
from visit with relatives in Allston,
Lawrence and Brockton, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Elliott were
in Portland Sunday where they
visited relatives. They We're accom-
panied by Miss Charlotte Biokford
and Miss Iva Manson.
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:. ~ Mrs. Frank Nero leave
J. NV ~ automobile for a hunting
2 voosehead Lake. They will
Z .s,,ssgiying guests of the form
s,,sr Mrs. Ralph Farley at
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Gardiner

!. frederick Danforth of Pleas
u -, left Tuesday morning for
1 S's''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-24

n Me- nslelie Morgan of Charles
tNs, ss,, mas returned to Massa-
se,sr al.er a short visit with
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-24

l., Hsllowell Gardner arrived
~. " pine Tree Limited from Bos-
!. STAG night to pass Thanks
y. ., the Oaklands.
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a'aoin College sent one Of It's
RSs, -, coaches to Hallowell High
ss; 10 assist in coaching for
@ning debates.
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rp Wy, y, south League will hold it's
h n. CHRISTMAS Bazaar Wednes-
hi w. l. in the yestry of the
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s, avuhg Ladies' League of che
n, 1. .-.a church was very pleas
E,h w Nue. this week by Mrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-24

lAHallowell High orchestra is to
FMganlzed in The near future.
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IN Emma Russell has returned
'li short visit in Waterville.
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HALLOWELL

mod South choir rehearsal will
FM Friday evening at 7.30.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-24

~ H. Z, Caldwell of Brighton,
visiting Hallowell friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-24

Ans forke and Riella Currier
,H'urhed fro a visit in Bruns-
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4,alng Arata is having a vaca-
nom his duties as teacher in
@ Whitefeld.
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M Charlotte Johnson is teaching
oakland.
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MONTVILLE
Mrs. Alfredo Hamilton

Relatives here have received news
OF the death of Mrs. Alfredo Hamil-
ton of Delwin, Kansas. which oc-
Cured November IS, the funeral
was held at her late home. Satur-
day, Nov. 20. She was the widow of
the late Ezra NJ. Hamilton. former
residents of this town. and have
many relatives and friends here
She was the daughter of the late
Turner Written, of this town.
Mrs. Alice Penney
The people here were shocked to
learn of the death of Mrs. Alice
Penney of West Montville. AL
though Mrs. Penney had been In
poor health for number of years
her death came sudden after only a
few hours serious illness. She
was taken sick Friday, November 10.
and passed away Saturday evening,
Nov. 20. she was the widow of the
late Wilbur Penney. She leaves
two sons. Ef1iest and George PEN
ney, of West Montville. five daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Ethel Bessey. Mrs. Hazel
Flye, and Mrs. Carroll Greeley of
Freedom, Mrs. Myrtle Chappels Of
Detroit. Michigan and Miss Ruth
Penney of West Montville. and
many other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were held al the
home Tuesday at p NJ
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and Mrs. Lottie Yorke. reader. Her
bert Goodwin and Mrs. Edith Horne
in a duet. Ae
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FLASHES OF LIFE

tBy the Associated Press Wire)
New York-Advices to the League
of Women Voters by Mrs. Casper
Whitney: Before you get out and
try to reform government of those
wicked men who have made the gov
eminent, it might be an excellent idea
to try and reform yourselves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-24

Austin, Texas-Nith some Thanks
giving pardons Governor Ferguson
has broken her own record. She has
just mitigated sentences of 81 pris-
oners, making a total OF 2.G45 acts Of
clemency during her II months in Of
fee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-24

Washington-Dogs and cats vote IN
Philadelphia, II George H. Fetzer,
Republican, a storekeeper in the
stronghold of Senator elect Ware, has
it right. He has written Senator
Norris that check up of one section
showed that e3b names out of $50
voters registered We're fakes. some Of
them the names of dogs and cats.
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London.-Young John Bull must be
growing. Recruits in the Grenadier
Guards now must be at least six feet
tall. Two years ago the require
ments were lowered to feet 10, be
cause of lack of big fellows
Evening star., 1926-10-02
APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED,

250O MASS. AVE.
1865 coLUMBbiA Rp: NV.
r0'Bi BIO S1d shoBR sisf ISLAND s?i sss
rooms and 0aae soaa ouE sT' $4,000 TO $4,000
: rooms and bath. s52 80 to 500. GO 90
~ THE MILMiNGToSt.. ~ -
f00%s coNARD oaia anc i5tn R0FS3 And EYE SIS ''oo
| room kitchen and bath S3s 80 to 81 90
RASDALk s k'Sn1 MSSsToNs. aa S@'n 1000 LAMONT 81
DE',' r%s smai, n'd pam, din rm $500 to 5000
AVALON. @S@7 ADAMS Mill Rp.s ~
s5sS SFSfRyAT9PsRHl; WflSoSEPs l;vr.
rooms an? Aks6S. sfs5 1899 & ST: 49, aa'aO 30
. rooms ana i4as pls5 CHAPLIN ST. S00'oo
rooms. bath and inclosed porch. :. $500
9 rooms, bath ana porch s52 50 70 $50. 50
3 rooms bath ga s5slp peTTff oTh ST. 800 to 77oo
rooms and bath. ..............Stt22 St2 t2 90 90
} rooms and BATH sIos y ST, 5000
room: sfs rs ss nAsv1sB s.
''''" RIcARDo c'A 10 pStSHb pss2b 18th, ST. S'''''
" rooms and bath murphy tsS hed 10 10 $50 90
MT VERNON '''0o ~ ~'V'''
oo4 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
rooms roon,s and and 9Hth ,Ma hath. saG 90 SO
1920 col. RD
looms looms and and bath bath 80 S 10 10 ss5 GO GO
. rooms anu Ga:n: 1asa col. RD'0 . ''O 10 'o'Oo w
:, rooms and bath ............... $45 90
r0Vs9l cIEvEL%Sb. Sfa 2tsf aoaa NGSoSB $ Oo
3 rooms and bath ,............. 500 .u0 U
FGsns %Psc6Ss!S a2a Et'h a,1o wisc6Ss.S AyE fo"o
. '00'''s "''D @ $50 ( ST NV soo
1915 10th ST,
RsfT,fsyf.i'on R1 SESN got ,us1Is4sf 5,b sT
8 rooms and asd1 sssf \ ST. NV ''''' s'0'oo
gSGTi %%RsiSaFoS. fSS Fa'S 1901 WYOMING AyG g.
rooms and bath ...............s sss11 90 90
rooms oH4MPfs. fHa PIX aes ErcLlD ST. a. oo oo
: '00''S OF" $50" conn. AVE;
rooms and hs,h Ss,h So q 60 60 TO TO Sa3 a go GO
'0o4f 4RfvIER1A. I ,$alo AsHMEAPGS 8 Fl p Gao 90
rooms bath ssd ssad DqFGR 14,h sr '''''' '0'Oo
3 rooms. bath and porch. sss 90
'00'"T "TTAMoST, fe5S LAMoNT ST -
3 rooms and bath. ................. S5S 50
'0('''' WAVERLY. 1906 \ ST.
room and bath ,................... $40 GO 90
rooms and bath ......s.o oo... a99.ooo
a24 10Th ST.
5 rooms and bath, foit G ST, si*''oo
!; rooms. rS@ris bath bath and porch sos 90 to $3.50
222@ QUE ST.
) rooms ana bath =. = 1 : l.uu
). rooms and baths ,,o-. r.. IA l4o 90
FLORENCE COURT WEST; 22o5 CALiIEs ST II !
rooms kitchencttc and bath $50 90
: rooms and bath ........... nu.uU
F0fBsFfSv fBFvERly Ell 'a1DtRT aC1oDtRT. i13G col. RID.
rooms kitrhenette AMI 1a1h 49,. $50 90
rooms bath and porch 95 90
II. l.. RUST COMPANY.
1901 18th ST. NV Main 6ssS.
$3.50 Col. Ave. Near l4th st.
HIGH-CLASs. DELIGHTFUL LOCATION.
1 and rooms. baths: ready for occu-
pancy: reasonable rents. See janitor.
Evening star., 1926-10-02

HAMWE1 NWWEevstor Uo and sSTitcnboard service
R rec on hall snd bath 500 90
room, Kit res; rec hal hal and and bath 1899 90
aa1721 eqYS AyE dSssloYv RsADY a,I2a,oF ARoTT
r. r. ft kt rec. rec h. h. bath. 1i, $3.50 TO $1,000
MARYLAND CoURTs-9th AND ND. AYE.
NE.-New five-story areproof building 1!ias
eeyetST sn9 sS61t SoT
Apartments of / room and bath to
rooms, kitchen and bath :ES9, ss0 SO to s775o
s4Ser %rsr 2h os c6Ex Xvr Al osBWa4 S2EAHE
Well arranged 3 and = room apartments
in cleveland Park. Convenient location n;
: rooms. kitchen and bath. $3.50
1sos CONN. AVE. NV rooms. kitchen
'Hn and bath. :, .........-....... So so
ec4 18th ST. Nw.-3rd floor: Ave rooms
and : baths. ...........,......... 5000
THE suSBURY. 1912 N ST. Nw-Down-
town apartment building.
. rooms d a. kitchen and bath. So 7 80
/ room. kitchen and bath. ..-.... $3.50
o11 DEL, AVE. s.w-New building. close
TO Capitol. rooms. kitchen. rec; hall al
r room. kit, rec hall and bath :. :. AZ so
a5oo L ST. Nw-An apartments being re-
decorated; rents Jus. reduced.
rms kit. and bath. 800 to S4T.oO
1924 CONN. AVE. Sw.-3 rooms and
i room and bath .............. 1000
CHALFoNTE. 2116 P ST. NV. near Du-
pont Circle-3 rooms. kitchen and
: io rooms kit and bath ....,.... IS 90
1879 VERNON ST. Nw-3 rooms. kitchen
and bath ........-..... 5000. Soooo
I1111 COL. RD. NV room. kitchen and
bath. s4--oO
1921 BELMONT ST. Nw-An apartments
being redecorated. Dining alcove with
| table and benches.
| / room, d. a. kit. and bath. S35 90
. rooms. kitchen and bath. ...... 81 80
5oe LAMONT ST. NV rooms. kit. and
bath S0O-VO
|13I5 BELMONT ST. Nw-1 room. kitchen
and bath .-.------ S3f 81
CHR1sT1ANA. 7o4 NJ ST. N.w-5 rooms
! and bath ...-.,.....--.---- $4,000
l7o7 ST. NV rooms ard bath. sos 90
| l4o4 COL, RD. NV rooms, kitchen
| and batn. 90U.UV
2o6a R. I. AVE. N.E.-3 rooms kit and
4 bath Soo.oO
Evening star., 1926-10-02

lent apt. of two rooms. kitchen and bath
with shower: reception hall. One apt. of
err This is a corner bldg in a section of
very few apt. houses. Should be seen.
THE ASHLEY. 2o3s 18Th sT.11vrry des'-
able apt. of six rooms and bath.
THE wooDB1NE. 97th AND CATHEDRAL
AvE.--In beautiful Woodley. PARK. oppo-
site Cathedral Mansions. Apt of two
rooms, and bath ali outside rooms: spen-
did apis for Army and Navy people
;3o PARK RID. N.w.-Apts. of two rooms
4o6m aaf qod@ MuTpy P bed @
dressing room. kitchen and bath.
1873 WEBSTER ST. N.w-One-half square
from soldiers Home. Excellent tive-room
apis. An outside rooms splendid loca-
dent manager. Apt. =.
rooms. kitchen and bath $50 month: also
one apt. of one room. Kitchen and bath .
$50 month.
THE sMITHF1ELD, l1l} o,h ST. Nv
s4s Rs month. no % PopSh: '' newly % decorated @ d."
54o6 CONN. AvE-Three rooms. kitchen
bath and porch newly decorated: all out
side rooms.
~
rooms and bath: S37 so and S+5 month
Now being decorated; hotwater heat:
ianltOr serVi ice.
35l3 18th ST. Nw-splrudid location
New hIdg-Two rooms. kitchen. reception
hall aud bath, with porch. Corner apts
All outside rooms. Rents reduced. Newly
decorated
2535 18th ST. NW-An excellent bldg
One-half square from Central High School
Apis. of exceptionally large rooms. Four
rooms and bath. S62 81 tn SO month.
THE ROCKLEDGE, 2456 Goth ST. NV
Az Bitmorr 1t. overlooking Rock Creek
Park-Apt of one room. reception hail
and bath: non housekeeping. Two rooms.
kitchen. reception hall. bath: corner apt
One room. reception hall. kitchen and
bath: front apt All newly decorated
Elevator service Resident manager
THE BERLIN IOWA CIRCLE NV
Apis. of three rooms and bath; $40.
DORSTAN HALL. $500 GEORGIA AVE.
In Saurs Addition New bldg. Apis. of
four rooms. bath porches; cedar closets
and shower; S10.50 10 SIS.
y. l.. SANSBI
1418 Eye St. NV.
Evening star., 1926-10-02

KEW GARDENS. 9th AND QUE SITS NV
Refined apartment. having switchboard
service, cafe, resident manager on prem
ises. rooms kit. d a. and bath. $50 90.
Evening star., 1926-10-02

THE NEWARK, 363I NEWARK ST. NV.
corner of Wisconsin ave-Brand-new
apartment. having elevator and cafe serv-
aire. Ready about November Ist.
rooms, kit. and bath. S57.10 to S81.5o
3 rooms. kit and bath 81 30 TO So 90