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Seward daily gateway., 1926-11-27

'The cooperative road act has work ed satisfactorily under the conditions imposed. Certainly, the amount or road work accomplished for the money expended has been far ln ex- cess of anything heretofore possible. Had the Territory attempted to ex- pend it's s30,OOO per division under an independent organization, nearly one- third of the available funds would have gone into overhead. All of this service was furnished free by the Alaska Road Commissionand to no additional cost to itself. In addi- tion, the extensive plant and mechani- cal equipment of the Alaska Road Road Commission, representing a capital investment of over S500,OOO,
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Critics and Rock
Size EN- Up

Blu United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Football
critics who saw Notre Dame defeat
the Army last Saturday have been
trying to decide among themselves
if Knute Rockne's 1926 football team
is the greatest he ever developed.
Rockne said before he left New
York that it isn't. He said it was a
working team, as good as some Of
the others, but it didn't have the in
dividuals to compare with Gipp,
Walsh, Stuhldreher, Crowley. Mil
Ter, Layden and others.
But after watching the parade of
backs Rockne threw into the game
aaginst the Army, 1t was hard to
figure how he could expect more
better backs than he showed.
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Shortridge Eleven Favorite
in Annual Grid Struggle
With Technical.

If the weatherman will only turn
off the rain spigot, the biggest crowd
Of the local prep football season will
be at IRWIN field on Friday afternoon
to see the undefeated Shortridge
team and Technical In the final scrap
Of the intracity public high school
grid series.
Shortridge youngsters are support
ing their club in great shape. 1t is
easy for a winner to raise enthus-
iasm. The north side rooters are
sure to be out in force. Tech. with
its large enrolment, also will have
thousands out wearing the green
and white ribbons Of the east side
school.
Tech will be defending its city title
won last year. Shortridge will be en-
deavoring to keep it's slate clean for
the season and hot after the honor
of the championship-an unusual op-
portunity for the Blue and White,
which is in the midst of a sport re-
ViVal
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Basketball Notes

The Ramsey A, C.. local independentt
csts 20 tS e. and the CermoRt NTH In de
<. C.s address Harold Branham. 1409
Brookside Ave.
years city junior basketball champs. will
start their season Thursday evening in a
& son' TSe Mgt the seeomds w
play the Pals Club team. For games with
oh s9e dd TT ceSe6 46 @
Union St.
ANDERSON. md. Nov. 17.-The Grim
q, Dec. Or II: Central 'Y" Blues Blues
c CGHeT take notice Address Larry crozieT.
AIS W. Sixth St.. Anderson. Ind.
The Pleasant Grove, A. C.s. have organ;
games. Write Paul McIIvsain, 524 f.
Orange St. or call prexel log Green cen
estine, Edsewood and Cumberland take
notice.
The Jones' Whitaker Chevrolet Sales
team the ed this waSSsId.T Their NFbt r 3
t s5e co Mnl5 H piS cub gym. e.
and Dearborn SITS. The team is q m ToeIIs
forward for al TIC TO TOP berth in the league, at
the end of the season Frank Squire ires has has
been named coach. "Dingbat Lynch. cap cap
games at home or on the road; write Bob
Griebel CONGRATULATED Sales Company. or
call Main 5646.
The Lauter All-stars will stack up
against the Fl Harrison five tonight at
the fort gym fast and exciting game
is expected as the All-Stars hAve taken
shs rs ssm gsm With n the the ksars are asked
to call Belmont 364l and ask LOT Int
manager.
The Lauter .Grays are without a game
ses gym p''ic aii Belmont a641.
The Marmon Motor Car bassketball club ,TI
a ans c sST! paVeTs The following teams
nTs Sssmesftfd Sss e ayesSS
Merchants. Greensburg "Y." Kokomo Phi
BELTS. Newcastle Chryslers. Anderson
Remsys Y0rktoT Tra na aa%fe ensons aSd
Morgantown. Address r. j.. Stehlin. plant
No g. Marmon Motor Car Company. Indl-
anapoliN.
The Postal Telegraph five desires to
schedule. games with teams having access
to gym. For games call Main 5000 be
f%eeH aP g 9 pease p take notes i0'
The First Baptist Sunday school basket
ball team defeated the I1dsnabp s9ts T9es
list cali Washington 1878.
The Great Western basketball five de-
sires to book games for the coming sea
SON Call Main 0335. The All-Worrells
take notice.
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D Az T Q N
IS AT T Err
REV NGE
Full Strength Ready for But
Ter in Return Game
Saturday.

BU Times Special
DAYTON, Ohio, Nov. 1.-THE
University Of Dayton Flyers are
hoping to taste of the proverb1al
sweetness of revenge when they en-
counter Butler University in the
stadium at Dayton next Saturday.
Last years grid battle, staged at
indianapolis, resulted in a 1917 vic
tory for Butler
The Flyers win take to the air
against Butler, Coach Baujan an
nounced today. In only two games
his year has the Flyers aerial at
tack been used consistently, and In
each instance has proved a real
scoring machine
The accurate shots of McGarry,
Smelling. Swan and MarZluft will
bear careful watching at all times.
Dayton has stiIl to be out-punted
in a game this year. McGarry at
NJ uarter and Swan and Smelling at
he halves boot consistently for forty
five yards and up.
Aubrey SLrOSnelutI, NcLSI oil Sueli W
who has been absent from the Flyer
lineup for two weeks on account of
the death of his father, will be back
in moleskins Saturday to do his bit
against Butler.
The cripples are rounding into
shape in fine style Yagow and Will
COX, both centers, who have been
out with cracked ribs, will be ready
for the fray. Grace's hand is COM
pletely healed and the plucky full
back is going in whirlwind style.
Doyle, veteran left end, has shaken
off his charley-horse- Dayton will
be able to present its most formid-
able array against Butler
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ShoItridge Favorite

The contest looks like THE game
Of the year, with Shortridge the
favorite because Of its good showing
against Manual, which team was de-
feated, IS to 0, last week.
TECHNICAL also defeated Manual on
Oct. 29' by a score Of 6 to 0 on a
muddy field.
Only one thing can spoil the battle.
That is the weather. The sun must
shine brightly or the field is sure to
be muddy. Coaches Mueller of Tech
and Goldsberry Of Shortridge are
hoping for a dry gridiron and true
test of strength.
A heavy field probably would favor
Shortridge. 1t has driving,
straight" attack, with heavy line
men and backs to pillow the mud.
Demmary Back
Shortridge is In better shape for
the game than, Technical The east
siders have some inelgibles which
will weaken the team somewhat.
Demmary, Techs punter, has been
bothered by a lame ankle. He prob
ably will forget about it when
Shortridge tots on the field, Friday.
He was out in uniform Monday and
Tuesday.
Coach Mueller sent his squad
through hard scrimmage, Tuesday
and stressed defense which Is expect
ed to stop the smashing tactics Of
the north. siders. Adams and Massey
look like the best bets In the Green
and White back field.
Shortridge regulars are In good
shape. Skinner has been bothered
more or less by a weak ankle all
year Hill also has complained a
bit about an ankle, but the two
backs will be in there Friday. Stew
art, a good substitute back, prob
ably is out Of 1t with an injured
ankle, received in practice. He was
one of the most reliable reserves,
and If a regular is injured his loss
will hurt
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Amateur Football


The Fideltis and Garfield A. c. football
clubs will play at Garfield Park. Sunday,
l p. m. They are leading claimants of the
city 125-pound championship
= The ,Wo9dside Clippers defeated tn the e
0pneESs w9Yd Ink like g schsdTle Tof for
Freshies Mapleton Juniors, Gosport Jun
iorsyi College Cub Juniors and the Hin lSI,
Drexel 3855-w and ask for Louie, or ad-
dress B. v. Thiesing, 245 8. Temple Ave.
The Southeastern Juniors defeated Yale
Tire and Rubber team in fierce struggle
by a score Of 7 70 %. A game Is wanted
for next Sunday. Triple. r. take notice.
For gamts call Drexel 7133 and ask for
Ed
The Ferndale Trtangles defeated the
o-Hara Sans. .27 to 2. In previous GANGS
they have defeated the .Mapletons. z to O..
Olympic A. c.. 13 to 7; Brightwood Fly
ers in two games. to o and 9 to o. tied
with the Acnes 8 to 8, and defeated them
Q to o. The Triangles viii play the
southeastsrns Sunday, and on Thanksgiy;;
rug day will meet the Tuxedo Bulldogs All
layers are requested to report for prac-
be tonight at Tenth St. and King Ave
~ 7 30
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Golden Bears Fail
to Glitter
BIZ NEA gerUice
"DT TT n

BIZ -NEA SerUice
IN ERKELEY, Cal, Nov.
Ih 17.-University Of Cali
- fornia, for five straight
season rated one OF the out
standing eleven in the country,
is experiencing a most dis
astrous campaign this fall.
The Golden Bears, after win
ming their first two trays, did
a complete dipsy-dew, drop
ping the next five in a row.
Even little st. Mary's, (which
had been walloped annually for
years, succeeded in whipping
them.
CALIFORNIA; big game is with
Stanford here Nov. 20. A vic
tory over Warmers proteges
would help to atone for the
other defeats. A Stanford
demise, is quite remote, how.
ever.
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NEBRASKA MEETS N. Y. U.

COrnhuslxers Drill for IntersectiOnal
Game Saturday.
BH United Press
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 17.-Hav-
ing finished their valley schedule the
Cornhuskcrs have settled down for
intersectional games. Coach Bearg' $
men meet New York University here
Saturday.
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Boxing Bouts Tuesday

pH Times SDecinI
AKRON. Ohio. Tommy Hughes Cleye-
land, vas oqtpointed by Johnny Breslin.
M YORK Kas in s6 5n bH ssm TS Sth
New York, in the fifth round.
PORTLAND. Ore Joe Anderson had
the better of Eddie Roberts in ten rounds
JACKSONVILLE Fla.---Franle Busch,
New, York lost on points : to Battling
Finch. Savannah. in ten rounds. Bill Cal
vim, Jacksonville, was stopped by Elmer
Vida Cleveland, in the fourth round
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HURRY WORK
Wabash Warriors Hustle for
Big Fray Saturday.

Bu United Press
CRAWFORDSVILL1E IND. Nov.
17.-Coach Pete Vaughan's Scarlet
gridmen were on their toes today
with only two more scrfmmage ses-
sions remaining before they meet
De PAW at Greencastie Saturday.
Word Of confidence in the De PAW
camp has failed to worry the Wa
bash players.
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QUAKERS IN CONDITION

BB United Press
RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. IT,
Short, snappy workouts are in order
this week as Earlham prepares for
the final game of the season with
Muncie Normal Saturday. The
Quakers are in good condition
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TIGERS FULL OF PEP"

BIZ United Press
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Nov. IT.
BEAT Wabash" is the war cry on
the De Paw campus. A victory
over the Little Giants here Satur'
day is all that is needed to make
the 1926 season q gerat success for
the Tigers.
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OHIO STATE TEAM MAD
Buckeyes, With One-POint Defeat
Rambling. Look Ahead to Illinois.

BU United Press
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. IL
Considerably agitated as yet over
the 1916 win" eked out over them
by Michigan last week, the Buck
eyes are taking out their anger in
contemplation of what will happen
to the Illinois team this weekend.
when the Buckeyes invade the Illini
camp.
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COLLEGE POLOISTS

BU United PreSa
SALTWATER, Okla, Nov. IT,
Plans for the organization Of a pony
polo team at the Oklahoma Aggie
school are being considered by Pres
ident Knapp.
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HARVARD TO BE READY
All Regulars and Reserves In Shape
Is Word From Crimson.

BU United Press
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov H.
Every regular and first and second
string substitute on the Harvard
team will be in shape for the Yale
game, the teams medical staff has
secured Coach Arnold Horween.
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FORMER HERO RELEASED

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 17.-Bill
Wambsganss, utility infielder, the
only player who ever made an UNI
assisted triple play In world Sc
ries, has been released by Connie
Mack.
"Wamby" was with Cleveland
when he made the triple play.
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THREE-WAY TOURNEY TIE
Hunter, Ramsey and Rubens at Top
of Cue Standing.

The State three-cushioh billiard
tourney again is in a three-way tie,
Hunter got on even terms with Ram
sey and Rubens Tuesday night by a
so to As victory lover Dick Merriken
at Coolers parlors. Each has won
five matches and lost one.
Louis Spivey and Louis Vogler
will meet tonight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-17

Coach Mueller and his assistants
at Technical High School are work.
ing hard this week in an effort to
have the Green and White eleven
going at top speed for the Short
ridge game Friday. 1t is the last
fracas of the season and on it's out
come depends the city public high
school grid championship. Tech is
defending it's title won last year.
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The Postal Telegraph five desires to
schedule games with teams having, C access
to a gym For games call Main $500 be-
tween and 6 20 D. m. and ask for Tom.
Lamel A. G.. please take notice.
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hall team defeated the Indianapolis Bear
cats. 20 to 10 in an overtime battle Tues
day night. For games with the First BAD
fist call Washington 1878.
The Great Western basketball five de-
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

CLARENDON.
one 1, .a"srs Or bath modern hunraIHw
cd. shade no ess garage MONTH"; Pnse
ON WILSON BLVD.
| sr 4 hath. modern house: large corner
R Si, beautiful oak trees one mile from Ksy
LYON VILLAGE.
AMI. hardwood floors. fireplace. front 4
Price so:s20.po on reasonable terms. This
er, seH n Sayns or ,sn,nr
shuon Once. open until a::,0 pm.
\. +. RYON CO., INC, .
clarendon l2h0. l,l0, Wilson Blvd.
WOODBRIDGE HOMES.
s47 ' South rff" b p,yns@l s@ m9a,n
mrrhes avn: "ia'k To- Su. and , rsre con- -
20; :;sIS xsson,TgrV PSAkoTSS AVE Corner .:ad
, pantry. oak foors throughout: IA block to
nm az open SUNDAY ! To T. For sale by
." NEh Col: 45.0-W.
3 H., =. a. On MAIN srREET. S,,50O
=" aeres. fr0nting on main road $500
:, s'one cellar. excellent condition 5000
Z pr. hungaiuws, modern. ...... 375O
!. r.. = blocks from Ciar station. i, 900
nr. bungalow. 4. a.. modern $3.50
CT. hotst, excellent condition, ... $3.50
q r., 5000 location, good house. $3.50
= ise' rooms. corner lot. good house 1000
ige' Or. bungalows new. no cash 1900
UT, bungalow, good location. 5000
20 a. lst. 6-r. 'house, on maii pike
% COWS : young nurses lru.t. y. 1000
81 - near Acl-ean. Va. 5000
20 d. iSe. Or. iiuuse, needs repair IL. 400
10 a. uliinip o}eu. ........... 2,00u
unimproved; ........ 1900
+. {. HALL, Clarendon, Va.
i"o"e f'' ~ No. 200 Boulevard
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This home contains entrance vestlbuie.
very large living room, dining room with
buffers pantry between il and the kitchen,
maids room and complete maid bath on
the first hoor.
Three bedrooms and tile bath on the sec
ond hOor. Oak floors upstairs and down
stairs, hot-water heat. screens. awnings,
metal weather stripped. buit-iu garage.
street.
We consider Seven Oaks one of the
prettiest subdiv siOn adjacent to Washing
ton a. every lot is large and every house
is very distinctive This house will also
prove an excellent investment. as the Wash
ington Rapid Transit blsses pass within one
square and the land value is sure to in
crease.
Vacant as the owner has moved TO At
lantic City.
Drive out 16th at. to ColesyilIe pike. turn
to right to Seven Oaks. OPEN SUNDAY
afternoon.
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SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

- y = = - lTe.Ny IGsES-
MT. RAINIER BARGAIN.
New s-roea, bungalow, ami hardwood
Es"' s0f ree ' sssSo sisS
moEt,
l"' e.sea END es'a sHaEs
oak floors lawn sodded: concrete pavenients:
!oca:s / block from 3: / ave ne ewN 2niy
S''''' '"'Ss.' S'9F S sfsRs ses o"SS"
Phone sss H T. / A slo Nj Doe Rss.n asa.y
WOODBRIDGE. u. {.
New Broom bungalow. oak hoors. INV h..
5.room bungalow, hew H., near r. 1. ave;
$500 cash and $40 per month.
,rirt -" Ire ".'f ia MsryisnS: $50 cash and s46
" .-raam bungalow, sas. bath and electric
ny -" p'fc A a"'" North II" 4sss
Inquire zoos Brentwood Rd. Ne.
FROM OWNER.
%eT .,rooa, house; rsceptiSn hall bath bath;
'tk 9nd cep ne DOrches clear across tuliy
s,ats; 10, s'S:4a sarase, sshishsn, house 9s,,;
per m"ath Cain 1Hyatts. ISL: ~------------,
DON'T MISS It'll!
MT RAINIER MD.
!, Seven rooms semi.detsched bung ,abys::
bath. electricity. gas large lot; s6.Soo;
sHiEIDS & CHAMBERLIN. INC.
no 18th st. NV
Main 7A1T. Hyatts. 155,W;
TAkOMA PARK.
Enantifrl new bungalow with living room.
l;i.rhrn. :, 9.ofroGms and bath; 3 blocks
frnp, alta II ar< ard stores. on nne paNeu
and $40 p1t mo. =. l..
Pretty 5-ronm bungalow, the best buy ,i in
large porch and garage: on fine street Can
he bought for 500 per mo; no cash neces-
sag MORTGAGE FINANCE CORP.
355 Cedar St. Takoma Park. d. Z.
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'ALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
fCOntinued.D
TAKOMA PARK.


$3.50.
New e-r: bungalow. tile bath. h.-w.h.. gas:
cleo. hardwood floors: on large. eev ated
lot; very attractive home. Small cash and
- monthly payments.
New Or. bungalow and bath. h " h. cleo.
hardw GOD floors large fireplace: near school.
stores and car line. Easy terms.
BARGAINS 800
DETACHED 8r. and hath. h.-w.h.. cleo
near school. stores aud car line large lot.
- Prsctlcally, new pr. bungalow: op corner
lot; furnace heat. cleo. gas hardwood hoors
This is an attractive home in good nelghbor-
hood. Small cash and monthly payments.
Sp.35o
New, detached. 8 r. and bath, NV h.
porches. fireplace. hardwood hoDrs; on large.
shaded lot 50x:;,o. near schools. stores and
Car line, Terms arran-ed
VICTOR LEHTO,
94S Carroll ST.
Takuma PARA, ID. {.
Col 1872 Call Mr.. Nelson. All. 6la5.
WOODBRIDGE. ID. {.
New Groom semi -bung allow located 1904
Monroe st; IS now, ready Has fireplace.
oak floors. below and above tile and shower
bath. breakfast alcove. automatic hot.water
system. i is beautiful outside ann inside.
ms section Has paved St. SOFT. frontage.
i will he sold soon. II you want chance
- ~ come I II GlL n"NS NIX io' '"''''''''
49,? 8. Dakota Ave. Ne, North 1850.
WOODBRIDGE. d. {.
Nearly new bungalow: h-w.h., 0ak floors.
near mean s 81: 'f'' Kt only ss,s5o:' $500 cash
'"" ", 900 p w %SfoodPfWfAaeP & vIETH H., 40
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
$3.50.

CHEVY CHASE: u. {.
Owner has REDUCED price for quick sale
on this substantial six-room. modern tap
estry brick home: garage. Appointment to
INSPECT call
WIN. S. PHILLIPS & CO.. Inc.
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GRUNER-BUILT HOMES.

Ideal location. facing Rock Creek Park attractvely
built beautiful electric fixtures side brackets with shades
These homes present splendid and modern
in every way They the best values in this delightful
residential section Can be purchased reasonable terms
ANOTHER GRUVER OPPORTUNITY.
~..s Lett On Queen St Ne. Out OF 80 Built.
We are going close these prices and TERMS far
below their present value enable sales force put
their time and attention on another Gruver subdivisions
80. g. s. WHITE.
ZAP Eve ST. NV. Columbia $3.50 and Main 9(D8.
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YOU WANT TO BUY OR RENT?

YOU WANT TO BUY OR RENT:
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f toT o sHe' sale OWNER 44o4 Kansas ave,
ls4a IRVING ST. NE, BR0oKLAND-7
rooms detached. ON level lot 50xl 80: must
be sold at once. any reasonable offer, with
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1900 SQUARE FEET.

On State read lot look 30: attractive new
i-room and bath bungalow with hot water
heat and beautiful electric fixtures oak
y tn ,ab net large front and hack porches
ASA sieen,ng porch, large dry cellar with sta
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".nnih. To inspect drive out Ga ave 10
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r'0R RTE'T-- FURNISHED.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-26
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.

] .AhDAIA j AKIN HUN IL.
Navy Officers Beautiful Bungalow.
Commander transferred to California. Will
. sell his charming. splendidly constructed u
room bungalow. located in sOne of the hest
sections of this delightful suburb: beautiful
shruhhery and shadA: a better located. pref
tIer cozIer home III tiiclilt to find. 2lo Tulip
ave
An artrarlIrely IL al, Il u-ronm house.
fully ti"d hath HGiit-ln = m -. =. l'tci'
pantry. NV. heat uait flnors t"rtufhoih.
bljilI -drd-e - .'.uiIt NJ
pl~t,,i. small rA>h nf' ilirdt ~tl tinr n.
N.lN pretty 5-r5unt ,uugalow, nicely
ar!.ti tot. near cars: just being cGnlplettd
S.. 80 small cash payment.
s. nOO-New bungalow. 3 splendid rooms,
sleeping porch hreplace. built-in refriger-
etor Nv H.. oak floors. attic. shady corner
lot ami: very small lash payment, or TO
reli sbe purchaser. only S65 monthly. 3h
blocks from trolley.
Other SPLENDID Houses Tor Sale.
LET NE HELP YOU
CHOOSE HOME.
w. MAUDE II. LAWRY,. .,
- 2l3 Cedar Ave.
Adams 3Sn1. 20